Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07

isks1lc. Lard Renned, &c. bustn ~, ~
western pached. issisc ereAI s, y, ~ ~ =
steady: refined, sssc. Coffee .gaist; MO
csrgoss, ord binary 70 fair. loHaitlzc: su.sr
stesdy: A soft SIC. I; copper-renned stssny
At SIaSz.c' wbissey frm NJ el.yssu ~
Freighs 10 Liverpool per steamer sesAoS'
CniUAso
CHIoiso. October s.-Flour unchange1'
No. wheat, 7Izs7Iskc. Corn, SoNasostc.
ss.ss. shori.rio sides loose. SO s7x Dry
sailed shoulders t6.70aso.75; clear, tos
$500. skey, 81 ls. Sugars uncnapxea.
Futures ranged as follows At The regular
vfmber 7ss7sc December. 7ssa7sTc.
Corn--October s5a35sc.; November 500
s7c.; December. 37iss7Me. osu-slctooer,
2&a2iIsc.; November zjka25Ae.: Dsce a.
Ter, 2eSa26kc. Mess pors -octooer. ss.tvs
a. s71s: November g.. 30sss.70, Lafd-Dc.
iober SO 671ss5 77s November 81 1os
s577k; January, s577k short-ribs-octo-
her, Sd25sS5 S7s; January, - y3tsto GAY.
NJicTHoOn BOcFd. Drain Tnl,d weak ana
elosed a insiCe figures. tspyslops STEADY.
The following were The clg sing quotations.
Nbesi-O ctODer NE; NOsembsr. 1873:
December 73tc; May. sikc. Cofn-octo-
toter SOC. November, 3esc: December.
81 9-iGc. May 4lAc. Oaus-Oci0Der Ite
November. 20 2.Ioe - cember, $500.
May. 80 II lsc. PoIk-N pyember 62f.:
Jarusry. sp.77k. Lard November, -. 1zs:
January IS s74 Shof, rio-0ctoDer, So 37s;
Move mher IS rs.
REVIEW or THE CHICAGO zARKEI
CHICAGO. October G.--Ihe wheat market,
which opened This morning AZ nearly tins
inside figures for the daV, became fairly
strong during the middle session. blt before
the close ~ the afternoon Board ptces had
again dropped TO the lowest prices current
IN many months and closed at inside
figures. The fear of continued free deiiye-
Ties In the Northwest. the posting OF a large
Quantity OF wheat as being out OF condition
at Milwaukee, aud the lignf export inquiry
tended To make the market OF more than
ordinary weakness The quantity OF wne1t
on the ocean passage showed a decrease OF
$4,000 bushels During the week the fes-
tute Ia corn Vas the buying orders for Nay,
prime pally nom the Ess,. The market
| followed the general tendency OF wheat.
| Int closed about at yo-terday's closing
figures. The suspicion that the packing
houses M Chit shnt down next Monday was
| responsible for On advance OF about lsc In
| pork though other hog products moved
| Within somewhat narrower range,
| bit later In the day. when Il was dec sred
| shat the packers had decided 10 go back To
| ten hours the feeling became llItle easier.
| The markets for provisions c,csed shade
rrmer than on yesterday.
~. LOUIs.
IT LOUIE. October S.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat octlve8nd about steady; NO. 2 red,
cash. 7Sta744'.; Ocio1Tr 1880. BID; NO
T.
40 2 mixed cash, 33As3fc.: Cttober.
84tc, closing At 34lc November. 3lta
S41sc. Oats strong and Lahc. higher;
No liked. casn, Zea2Csc;: October, use:
bid: ooVemheF 26f-c. Nnlskey nrm AT
slI3 Provisions active and easier. Pork
wesk al Saasg p. iafd easy. Bulk.meats
easteI: boxed ols-long clear aud snort
RIBS 90 37l3: clear, 50 G24. Bacon about
sieudy; long clear and short-rib 81; clear,
(73s% Hans easy al $40 5Casi2.5O.
=
CfSclNSArI October 6.-FlouT active.
Wheat duii: No. 2 red. 76c Corn easier I;
| NJ. mixed 2sNu36A.c. oats easier. VI. q
mixed ~ ,s271c Pork rrmer at - %.
short rib, s6.25. Bacon es"y: short RIB:
| $3.50: Gear. $40. Nhlskey active and
! hIm al sl.l3. sugar qulet. HOGS active ana
! nln. con mon and light s9.60asi as; pack
| ing and butchers, si.l5sSiij.
WILMINGTON.
WlLsigopOE y. o.. Uclobe 5.-TNp,n-
| tine steady at 80 @. Resin quiet; strained.
| 75c.: good, soc. Ierfitm NJ sl.02tS. Crude
| turpentlue MN; hard SOC; yeho"'dlp ana
EoUIsNILIE.
! LOUISVILLE, October 6.-Gra.n aud pro-
! sloLs weak and unchanged.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON. October 6.--Turpestlns
sJeady II sac. Resin firm; good strained,
sAVAsNAH.
SANASNAIG. Cciqi r. 3 --Iutr ntine Qu'et
at C. k,Giu steady a. 9gcasl05, sales.
| ,Co.
COTTON MARKETS.
| NpeYcTK, VA. october 6.--CottCr quot
| U.iGdlng 81 g. Net receipts, ana usss-s
| -loss c.coipie. ~ bales; siocs. Il $40
| bales; sries lo26 bales exports -coasi'
vtse. 24t; b1ies: - Great Britain. -
! tales Il Alluce, ---- DaICf.
WJNINGc0S. y. {. october g. Cot
'oI quiet; mlidprg. e7-c. Net receipts
2saS Gales. gross receipts SIS bales; salea
-- bplee; stock, II 2C9 bales exports
coast " ise. - baleG; 10 the Continent. -
| ch.er.
SAvANSAH. o.. October 6.-Cotto<
steady: nhdd.ug. ll-i6c. Net receipts
| G.SX9 tales; gross receipts, q $40 bales
salts go 0aleg; stock, ~ 462 balea; OF
! furis -cOestW sc, ---- bales: TO the Conti
neni --- bales; 10 Great Britain. - bales
10 France, --- bales.
AucCS.A, GA, October 6.--Cotton quiet
ulddnng. 60 shipments. 1881 BALES
CHAni Es1os, y. e, October e.-Cot
90, Quiet; mlidling, 20. Net receipts
.g7I haies: grose receipts : ga bales sslei
1000 bales; stock, Al, 3i5 bales; exports
20 Gtest britain. Zej tales; 10 the Cont
nert - bales: Goa twise, 1855 bales.
france, - bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
New YORK, October 6.-Cotton-liross r.
c.ipis. 229 bales. Futures closed quiet
I sales 6zspG bales: October 80 l3as9 ID
November s9.l6as9 II: December. e. 90
F92l: January S9.2Gse.27; February
! 90 25es9. 80; March. s9.t93s9.ft April
- 52sss SO: May 50 6Oss0.6i: June. 60. 90
30 10; july, t9.75a:9.77, August, 80 81
f9sf.
NORFOLK PEANUT dAhKEr.