Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-07
rib sids 81 s'ss%sS.s. whexss, n.is

UNION sTOcK-YARDs, ILL. October
6-Csttie-Receipts. 500 head. HArk@t
easier: common to extra steers, y.D4B.D;
stockers and feeders S.6ceS ~ cows ard
ern rangers. s.. 20USi 10; Texsns. $zS0fy1s& 20.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head. Market
strong to &c. higher; heavy packing ana
s sSiyDins lots =, SssgssS common 2
r;s5gs3W; light, s2eo9ss.g; pigs. $3.50.
Sheep Receipts. 2flcc0 head. Market
weak; inferior TO choice. N4H: iarsfr.
s3Qs5.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE MD. October s-Fiour--
Firm and unchanged
wheat-Strong; spot and October ~ I~4n
q l-2c.; December ~ i-5G7f SIC; May.
a. S-ic bid. stcafnsy No. red, II l-ec.
asked: southern, by sample, 7i07ic.; south
Corn-Firmer: spot and october. Is Ia
y lie; new or old. November or Deccm-
ber y S-Sq& lie. January. % 3-<Ecsc.:
steamer mixed, g i-tg2s he; southern.
Oats-Firm; No. Z white. 2sa2sc.; No.
mixed 2lM22c
Rye-Quiet and steady: No. ?. nearby.
Sst4oc; No. western, II l-2d42c.
Hay-Firm choice timothy, 81 5Nfffl3.
Grain Freights-Quiet and unchanged.
Provisions-Higher; mess pork 81: su-
gar..cpred shoulders. $3.50: hams small.
N.12: large, N075.
Lard-Reined. $50
Butier-Firm; fancy creamery i7disc.;
ladle, 1in12c. store packed &C.
Eggs-Firm at 10 l-2al6c.
Sofee-Steady: No. 7. sl0s7 i-z0 y075.
Sugar-Unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., October 6.--Flour--
Ninter-wheat patents. sSScgy4io; family.
8.ISgS.lo; extras, g.3Sus2 20; low grades.
81. 90H s.. %.
Wheat-Strong: No. red. 7sc.: No.
red; Ila'Sc.; No. red, CSC; rejected red.
corn--Firm; new ear. &c; old ear, ssa
Soc.; shelled, 27Q2sc.; white ear, 8 3-lc.:
mixed ear. 2sc.; yellow ear, soc.
Oats.Dull: No mixed, 1914 s-4c.; No.
2 mixed, " lie. No. white Is i-2c
Pork--Family, IS. clear family, S5;
clear backs, IS; clear butt $50.
Lard-Steady; leaf. A25 in tierces: tubs,
$50; prime steam stronger at 81 bid and
$40 asked
pry-Salted Meats--steady; shoulders. -;
short-rib sides. 1851 10: short clear sides,
"a; clear bellies $.i2 l-2.
Bacon-Steady; loose shoulders, S25;
short clear sides. H2S. loose clear bellies.
Butter-Elgins IS ice: Ohio and Indiana
creamery, 10 l-sQ1lc.
Whiskey-Stesdy at Nis
ST LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, MO, october 6.-Flour--
cember, II SAN T-Sc. bid; May, 70 s-sfr
IS 5-Sc.
Corn-Higher October. q i-sc.: Decem-
Der q S-saA l-2c. asked; May, "a leo
"A $50.
0ats-Higler; October. isc. nominaiiy;
May, 20 $50. bid.
Butter-F'irp and higher; creamery ex-
tras, u l.2glsc.; seconds, 12elsc.
Wool-Strcng and In demand; Missouri
and lllincis. medium. ~ ifgl3o, coarse
and braid. II 1-24l2o
Other articles Unchanged
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. October 6-,l3:so p. NJ
Cotton-Demand fair; prices easisr;
American middllng, u-isd. sales. iq.ooo
bales AmsrisssH, 1000 bales spsculati on
bales American, 1880 ,ales
Futures opened easy; demand moderate;
October, SOD: October and November.
27-6+g4 2l-04d.: November and Decepiber.
4 is-std; December and January. lf-ssd.;
January and February. lI-etPt lead:
February and March, l6-G4d.; March
and April. t7-6ilIi le-Gid.; April and May,
l7-s4d.; June and July, July aud Au-
gust, i8-64d.
1245 r. M-American spot grades, 3-32d.
lower: American middllng fair, 4 l5-i6d.:
good middling. ll-l6d.: mlddling. 4 1884;
low middling. ed; good ordinary. SD;
ordinary, 4 3-ied.
4P. M.-october. 4 25-s4a4 2s-eid.. buy
ers; October and November, 2-siO
4 ae-64d.. sellers; November and Deem
Der, 4 lS6iQ4 ls-e4d.. buyers; December
and January. l7-6td., sellers; January
and February. l6-6ld., buyere; February
and March. 4 l6-sld.. buyers March and
April. 1 l6-64d.. sellers; April and May,
1 l6-64d., buyers: May and June. l6-e+W
I if-e4d.. buyers; June and July 4 iI-6td..
buyers July and August. l7-s4g4 ls-6id.,
sellers
Futures closed steady
NEW YORK. October 6.--Cotton--f'u-
lures closed steady; october. H66; Mo-
vembsr. N.75aN7e; December. r.GaN.ss:
January. 81 9sas7 81; February, }sOi4ssO2;
March. $SO5ass.0s; April, ts.o9iss 10; NAV.
sslsG$S.14; June, SSl64S.ls; sales. 1890
bales.
l-16c, vita sales OF rs bales for spinning.
Three thousand and eight hundred bales
were delivered on contract. Futures hero
opened 3 to points lower. recovered
the loss, and advanced To points, but
reacted. and closed steady. with prices
| point lower to point higher. The sales
were 1880 bales. In Manchester, yarns
and cloths were dull but steady.
To-days features The decline OF prices
here at the opening to-day was due tO
sympathy with lower Liverpool cables.
But the loss was soon recovered on pre-
dictlons OF frost In Arkansas. Oklahoma.
and Indian Territory. Shorts covered.
and local, southern, and Liverpool opera
tors DOuRut, assisting tnt Use. Inc Fo-
ceipts at the ports proved to be consider
ably larger than the early estimate. and
the interior movement continued heavy.
There was a slight reaction just before
the close and prices were practically un-
changed from last nights closing hgures.
NAvAL~sToRE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. n. G.. October g.
Rosin-FSrm; strained. no; good do.
Spirits rurpentlne-ouie machine, &C.,
irregular Bisc.
Tar-F'lrm at clos
Crude Turpentlne-Steady: hard u.p:
soft, $40; virgin, $40
CHARLESTON =. c.. October e.--Tnr-
pentine--Market firm at 2iisc.; sales. none.
Rcsin-Ffrm; sales, none; r.. G.. and ID.
81 90: + and r, s1.i5: O. II, I. and X. $40:
NJ, ylGo; N, $50; windowglass, 81; water
white. s2l0.
SAVANNAH GA. October 6-Turpens
tine firm at &c; sales, 1884 casks; re-
caipts. $50 casks.
Rosin-Firm; sales, 400 barrels; re-
ceipts, $3.50 barrels A, Il. {, D. and n,
$40; +, $1.52 IL: q. n.52 l-2gs1-8 ~ ard
/. N5: X. GEO; NJ. NlBet$1.so: n. y;
window-glass. s2.i5: water-white, tn
sn<&@o~ns~-<uxnnxs
New York Dry-Goods Market.
NEW YORK. October s.--rhs Journal
OF Commerce and Commercial Bukstin,
In its weekly review Of the dry-foods