Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-10
nARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

IOtth.
NEW YORK, July 9.-Cotton quiet ana
eady; soles, 700 Deles: Uplanfs, . &c.,;
Orleans, 81 C. net receipts. 3.9il bales; ex-
ports-to ureat Britain, J,0II bales; conti-
nent, 3 6i9 bales; stock. 3O3Oi bales:
weekly net receipts. bales; gross, p,45o
bales exports-to Great Britain, lV5tI
bales; France, l,J7S bales, Continent, 3i9
bales: sales. $3.50 bales. Southern nOur
steady. Wheat lR2c. lower; No. red. Au-
gust Sass c.; September, s7aas9i.c C. Corn
Tailer weak and dull; september, 4b@a
47c oats LRlc. lower and dun; No. 2, July,
3al4a34j.c. Hops nigAerat I3a25e. Coffee
Sr0t, fair RIO rrm a. 9A.c. sugar steady
and quiet; refined nrm. Molases qulet aud
unchanged. Rec EIm.. Co.ton.seed oil
Crude, 2Ca2ec.; refined, 32.a3sc. Rosin
dun. Tulpentiue steady. Hides firm.
Wool firm. Pork rather easier and steady;
mess. $40 lor Old; Sll.2oasll.5J Ior new:
Middlcs dun. long clear, 81. Lard opened
weak, later al auced salOc., closing hrm:
western sieRm, spot. s6.63as6.72A; Au-
gust, s6.6Oas6 81. tTeights duh,
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July 9.-FlOur steady.
Wheat very unsettled, closed ic. higher
than Yesterday July, 7glss7ssc. August,
7sLasO4c No. 2 Spring, 7sa7e4e. Corn
unsettled. closing %ase. !ower; cash, 500.
S6Ac.; July, 364a3oa, @. oats active and
lower; cash, 29a2SLc.; July, Z9i+a29lsc.;
August 2734a2stc. Mess-pork fairly active
and weaker; cash, s9.O0ass. go; August,
~
cash, $3.50: August. 81 S7)taso.50; Septem-
Ter, s647Aayo.o0. Boxed meats quiet
dry sailed shoulders, 81 eOas0 50; snort
c.chr s6.jOaS635. Whiskey steady,
STA. sugar unchanged
REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, July 9.-Some unusual con-
dltiUIs pICtenled theulsa.Yes In tue wheat
market today but in spite OF such depress-
ing Influences as thrust themselves in, the
market bore up Will good deal OF nrmness
and ruled nm ratner than weak. inc
lOsSib.e exception TO this statement would
be tnB situation on the curb price 20 the
regular opening. when some big lines OF Ion.
wheat prev iOusiy bought On orders rom
traders were un!Oadei Tor ths account the
deals being unprotected by Sufficient
margins OF this wheat. There WAS pfoba-
by little over one million bushels, aud
the dumping process broke August down
nom 7J1,c, where it.cIosed last nlgnt, 10
7e.c., where IL opened his morning.
After that time Dw1er wheat ceased en-
tlTely To cut any figure IN the market. Buy
Ing Toy strong locai parties contributed more
or less strength. Within an nour after the
opening wheat sold at 1890. The first re-
action ca tried the mSrket back to 75Hc..
during which downward movement there
was more or less long wheat brought out
and sold to tpa.ize. After noon August
picked up 10 NOi&c. again, aud remalued
very steady around lnat ngure. Pork to-
day showed tie - .dsst sireustn sud weak
uess September sold rom $3.50 down 10
S9.B74, then up 10 s.72A and on 10 s9.671z.
The trade engaged IN the hog prodGct was
generally followed the lead set by wheat,
but were without special feature.
sT LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS July 9.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat active and higher; No. 2 red. caal.
77Ac.; July, Tiha5eac. corn closed hrm
| and LA3zc. higher than yesterday; No.
mixed. cash, s2aSte,; August, 5staSssc'
mixed, cash. ~. August 2d8e: Wits,
| key steady At sl.05. Provisions duh and
weak early, but closed Strong. Pork ntln
atsl0.50. Lard nominal az s6.15. Bulk
RIBS. 500; clear, $3.50. bacon nrm: long
| clear, SO. 90; shOrt-rib and clear, 81.
CINCINNATI.
CINcINNATI. July 9.-flour easier. Wheat
| quiet: No. red. nc. Cora In good de-
| mand and higher; No. ., 7s. Oats strong;
| No. 2 mixed. sic. Pork quiet a. 5000
Lard easy. Bulk.meats in lslr demand
nru; shoulders. 1910; short RIB, S7.OOH
short clear, $3.50. Wblskey firm al Sl.Q5
| Sugar steady. Hogs fuil common, s3.v0a
| 40; paeking and butchers, ss.t3sAso.
| LOUISVILLE
LoIsyILLE. July 9.-Gain quiet aud
| lower Xheat-NO. 3 red, Tie. Corn-So
white, ssc. oats-No. mixed. sic. Pro
| visions quiet. BscoD-Clear rib, s7.l2t
| Sides, si6O; shoulders, $500. Bulk
meats-Clear rib, 50 62i: sides. s6.s71S
Pork-Mess, ell. Lard-Choice, IS.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. ". O., July s.-Turpen
| tine nrm 81 s0hc. Resin nrm: strained
| T6c. good soc. Tar nrm at sl.lo. Crude
turpentine lrm hard, 7oe.: yellow-dip
| sl.70 virgin. $3.50.
| NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
| Nxw YORK. July 9.-Cotton-tiross 70.
| ceipts, a,aS2 bales. Futnres closed steady
Sisa- ias. ZOO bales July, 50. 1sas9.59; Az.
grst, so. 6oas9.6l; September, sv.ooass2o
| November. ee.&0a<9.tl; october qua pS
cember, S9.4las9,42: Janasry' ~ ~ 81
February, t9.eias9.62; Aaren, ~. tasvs's
Aprii. So. sOase e. May, ss.sssss.sV.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET. !.
NORFOLK, July e,-Narket nominal.
Prime, &C.; fancy. axe; eommon; ~
alo.; shelled. 2a2Sse.; factory hand'pieksd'
oa7c.