Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. September s.-coston quiet ms1-
ding, i0hc. Flour duh Wheat-Southern
strong: Fultz, s3c.asl lonsberry oc.asL0i; No.
No. 2winter red spot VI !. as,c. |; September. Sta
&c: October. gAagsAc. December. ei.02
Corn-southern scarce and nominal While,
S, acc. yellow, 81 a5sc.; western quiet mixed,
spot Sc. september 52kc. bid T; October, biHc.
hid. Oats steady; nnere dod southern aud Penn
syivania, 3ai3. do. western white, sis43c; do
do. mixed, 4oatsc. graded NO. 2 white. 49,
do. DO. mixed. i2c. Rye unchanged Hay DUH:
prime 20 choice timothy, Sl0ooatif. Butter
quiet Eggs quiet at isaDc. Coffee steady.
Sugar strong; graduated $40 Copper nrm
aud scarce refined, l5c. Wbiskey sctivs -
sils. Freights to Liverpool per steamer quiet
Receipts-Fiour, laos barrels wheat, t0o00
bushels; corn. 5000 bushels: oats, $500 BUSH
ella Shipments Flour, 7,i55 barrsls; wheat
5000 bushels. sales-Whsst $4,000 bushels;
corn, 1000 bushels.
ST. LOUIS
er. Leuu, September 6-FiouP unchanged.
Whsat-A fair business: closing, No. 2, cash,
pSLA99kc; Octobe 81 bid; Deconi Der. el.o1ks
May, sl.07k. In corn tho trading was modereD
within Q small range aud nrm; the close was
slightly ia advance Of yesterdays nnal ngures;
No. 2 cash, Skc.; October. Nkc.; Nay, tohc
bid. Oats quiet and arm: NO. 2 cash, BE- /;
October. sc. whiskey, Siia Port. 5000. Lard,
$as7k. Dry salt meats and bacon stssdy and
quiet
CINCINNATI. September 6-Flour easy. whsot
duh and neglected No. rcd, ecaSi. Corn
dull; No mixed, Csc. Oats weak; No. ,
at S60a bulk-meats aud bacon steady. Whis-
key In good demand at si.ls. sugar In good de-
mand and higher; New Orleans, os3.c. Hoss
In light demand and weaker: common ana
light t.2oast.o; packing and butchers. tIos
$3.50.
NEW YORK coTroSFurUssA
NEW YORK, September 6--Cotton--Nst re-
ceipt., mono eross, l8l7 bales. Market quiet
hut Drun mid m NJ mt
Orleans. 10 l3ldc. sales to-day, ~ bales; sales
last evening, II bales. Futures closed easy;
sales, $500 oaies: september. sos; October.
SOFA; January, $40 l6afi0.i7; February, iea
sloso; March. slo.sS April, $40 2satlaso: NAY,
tl033aSiQ3a
THE WORLDS COTTON.
NEW YORK, septem Dor e.-Ths total visible
supply OF cotton fer tho world IL I0ss. sO2 bales
OF which s36.cO2 bales are American, against
$40 and i5l,679 bales respectively last year.
Receipts at all interior towns, 1900 balsa
LIVERPOOL MAKKBra
LIVERPOOL, September 6-yoon. Cotton quiet
| aud easier American miidiing, o Ibid. sales,
| 5000 bales; speculation and export, w bales:
receipts, 2.c0O bales. ali American. Futures
| nrm; September, s3-o4ao i2-6id. September
| and october, 40-Biao 39-6iso cS6ts5 +O-6ti.
October and November, 37-e4ao s6-Std. No
vsmbor and December, 35-o4ao s6-6td. pecen-
Der and January, 8 S,-64so 3i-6td. January aud
February, 5 95-6id- February and March.
8 se-osd. March and April, s6-6ias s7-sid.
| Wheat steady: demand poor holden offer
| moderately: California No. I, "a bkd. rel
western spring, "a. I'd rcd western winter, -.
sgd. Corn stosdy demand poor: mixed west
| ern, IA. 50.
r. E-Americsn good middling. sd.
middl.ns, 5,d. low middling. esd. good
ordinary. 5Hd.; ordinary. sd: sales Of
the day. 5000 bales; including aio bales
American; September, Q 42-eia5 sod. (; Sep
tember and October. 54O.bid., buyers; October.
406id., buyers; October and November,
! 0 37-Gfd., buyers; November and December.
S 36-6ia5 37-s4d. December ssd January.
| o 36-6Id.. buyers: January and February,
$50 4Jv. buyers February and March, 5 37-6td.,
sellers; March and April, So-t4d. Futures closed
| quiet but steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
reported for the Richmond Dispateh-I
sgPrzMBRa d-Markst nrm. Prime, 7c; extra
prime. re; fancy, no; common, 9s4c.; fec
tory hand. picked. 7sac. The new bulldog Of the
American Peanut Company on Plume street
will DO the hanisomest peanut factory IN Ameri-
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