Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
DALTIMORE3

BALTIMORE, Nd, August 9.-flour dun ana
S S9SnSSfss SsSss ana Ss
Csc. asked; steamer, No. red. b4Ae64s<c.:
milling wheat, by sample, 64s0oc. Corn tn
active and higher spot and August t1ttsSsS. !,
s osis quiet y' snG steady Ssd "a @sss .s:ss
s4a45c.; mixed western, 3la32c. Rye. dull
No. < ',sSas bay 0SS e s ssiSs
firm, and unchanged. Provisions auiot and
unchanged. Batter nruers creamery, fancy.
22c.; do, fair to choice, I9aelc.; do, imiss.
ton, 1sc. Eggs steady a. 1sc "a, Coffee au'ss;
gar gar strong strong: sranuIs,sd, 6Ec Whsstey nrm
st sL19asL2o. Peanuts unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. August 0.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
quiet and uncertain, the condition OF finances
making q net loss OF Sc. No. 2 rcd cash, Soc:
Angus, b51sc. September, 5Ss5Slsc.; Docem-
Der, b4l4643kc Corn was strong on crop-news,
gaining a cent, but the weather bulietin predic-
tions OF rain brought a net loss at the close OF
1saslc. No. mixed, cash, 36Ac.; August,
apmer; No. 2, cash, 24c. September. &c.
Rice strong at I'd. Bsriey--No trading. FlAx-
seed higher at see. Bran frm on track at 500
Lead better a. 90; spei.er, sS75. Cofn-nssi
lower at 81. 90. Wniskey, bagzing. and cotton
ties unchanged. Provisions 1Tm. Pork-Cureeus
make, s18. Lard, 1913. Creased meats-looee
.
shorts, ss.25; boxed lots. 15c. more. BACON
Packed shoulders, sS.50aS.75: longs aud ribs,
es. S712as9; shorts, 1923. Hams unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. O., August 9.-Flour dull. Wheat
steady; No 2 red, SOC. Corn quiet; No. 2
I mixed a q kys ss 70 az: So f Pori
nrmer az s15.40. Lard In better demand ct
1850 Bulk-meats steady OF s7.60a3S. Bacon
steady at $40 .25. Whiskey steady; ssles Of $3.50
barrels at SLi2. Butter strong for fancy 81
24s25c. sugar easy. Eggs heavy at DC. Cheese
'' THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August 9.-Is:so r. M--Cotton
in fair demand prices favor buyers; American
middIing, ava. Sales, IL, 900 bales; American.
10000 bales: speculation and export. 1000
bales Receipts, $4,000 bales; American, To-
300 bales. Futures steady, with demand mode
rate; American middling. low middling clause;
4 is.6id October and November. 4 lb-84d.; ;
Noyen Der and December, 4 20-64d. December
and January, 4 22-64d. January and febru-
AIRY, 4 23-84d. February and March. Z ef-o4A
p. M-August and September. l9-04d,
buyers; septem Der and October. 1s-64A
4 i0-64d October and November. 4 le-64a
4 l9-64d.; Noyember and pecompef' : is 49,
sellers; January and February, 22-d<d.,
sellers; February and March, 42364d., buyers;
March and April, 25-64d., sellers Futures
closed irregular.
Ngw YORK. August e.--Cotton quiet; sales,
337 bales. Futures closed yery steady; sales,
e7,5OO bales; August, a7.4S: Septem oeEs
s7.53: October, 2 s7.64; Noyember, o7.7t:
December, s7s4 January, T.04; Feoruaxys
$500; March, e5.12.
Total net receipts, all ports, today, AtOJ
bales. EXports-Great Britain, 622 belee
France, 2e7 bales; Continent, 39S bales. btocxs
ara, 043 bales Totals so far this wssks Hes
receipts, 1872 bales Exports~-0reet Britain
s,s96 bales; France, 2,94s bales: Continent
6,245 beles-
New oRLEAss, August a--Futures quise ead
steady; sales, II 300 balcet August Wy;
September, e7.l2; October, t7.25; Noyempee,
$3.50; December, s7.45: January, eZ6l; teo'
ruary, "a. 6s: March. e7.76.
NAvAL-sTOKE MARKkTA
WILMINGTON. n. c.. August 9.-Rosn steady
strained, Toe. good strained. soc Inepena1e
steady a. 23lsc. Tar drm at ol.2o. Uuoo
turpentine steady; hard. u; soft ana vssgin'
ol.e0.
tine opened and closed nrm at $50 fnI re(0.
lars, Sales, II casks kostn unchanged; ealo(
OF common and medium, 1880 bssleiA 9ueael
A, p. U, and d, $50 X 9Qc. y. eoc.i - ~
Il, sI.56: /. si.50; =, s2.10: X, e22oi ~
a.: vtndoW.giass, 6a25; wasersNhdta, a90t
- NORFOLK PHANUT AARKYr.
Issportsd fog tho Dispason.l
NORFOLK. Va, August a--Asskss po@nsh
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