Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-18

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' BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKEr.
BALTIMORE. september H.-F'our--
wheat--strong: September. g ~
southern, on grade, ce@6c.
Is i-2Wa6 5-sc. october. ~ 1901 i-sc: 40 10
ysns s SaS psseesI new or Steamer Saa NIX
ed. p i-2cn22 S-4c.; southern white go
Csc; southern yellow, i-24& &c -
osts,stssdy; No. white. 2sosSc.; No
Rye~frrmer; No. g. nearby. IS f-s1ssc.f
No. western. 37Q37 lie.
Hay-Steady at {l3.
Grain Freghts-Firm.
Butter-Quiet: fancy creamery, lScst
ladie, ii4l2c.; store-packed. 7a1oc.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, o.. September r--Flour-
Steady; winter patents. Di5aSeo; sprin8
patents. $3.50aS3.S5.
Wheat-Quiet: No. red 624S3c.
Corn-Frrm; No. mixed. z Erase.
oats-ouiet and firm; No. mixed. 10
l6 l-2c.
Pork Steady; family. s.
la, Lard-, = e kettle 1'sa"' prime
steam cam S,ss oid, s, ,.... .so,,,-
clear. sS.N 1-2G$s.s5.
Bacon-steady; loose shoulders, 81; short
ribs, S12 l-2; short clear S.25usLD.
Whiskey--Steady at Ills.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September i7.-Flour--Un-
wheat-Higher; September, g. s-sc; De-
cember, & l-Sc. asked.
Corn Higher; September. 10 t-fc. bid;
december, 10 1-sc; asked: May: Y 3-tc.
Oats-Higher; September. II l-ic. asked;
May. 10 5-sc.
s607 L.
Iard-Prime steam, ss22,l; choice, $3.50.
Other articles unchanged.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. September I7.-lz:so-cot-
ton-ln moderate demand; prices easier;
American, 5Ad; sales, 10000 bales; Ameri-
can, $500 bales: speculation and export,
900 bales; receipts. S.ioo bales, all Amcri-
CEN.
Futures opened easy: demand mode
rate; September. 4 3i-stti4 Ss-S4d.: septem-
Der and October. 4 2s-64d.: November and
December. 4-644t 2-64d.; December ana
January. Bed: :January and February:
4 25-64ii4 2t-64d.; April and May, 3-6id.
Futures quiet at the decline.
l2:D p. M.-American spot grades. 3-S2d-
lower; American middiing fair. 3 i-lSd.
low middling. 9-l6d.; good ordinary,
4 7-i6d.; ordinary. lad.
p. M.--September, 36-s4ai 37-64d.,
buyers; September and October, 3l-6fd..
sellen; October and November, = s-eh.,
2s-64af4 27-6id.. sellers; December ard
January, 26-6id., buyers: January ana
February. 4 26-6id.. buyers: February ana
March. 2s-6iqi T-ssd;; buyers: March
and May, 2s-6id, buyers; May ana
June 29-64d., sellers: June and Juiys
4 29-Gia4 3o-64d.. buyers.
Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK, September T.-Cotton-
Quiet; middlng. Use; net receipts, none;
gross, zoos bales; exports-to Continent,
100 bales; forwarded is bales; stock
Totals to-day: Net receipts, 1894 bales:
exports-to Great Britain I.sil bales: Con-
tinent. l,757 baaes stock t55.5is bales.
Totals so far this week: Net receipts,
a03. t34 bales: exports-to Great Brftains
Al, iSi bales: France. 2S9 bales; Continent,
333l2 bales.
400. t63 bales: exports--to Great Britain.
$3.50 bales; FranceT-lS.a4t bales; CONT
Futures ciosoi easy; September. -:
October. ss.Oi; November. sos; December.
SSH: January. ss25; February, $3.50:
March. 1884; April, 1898; May, ss.42; June.
1916: sales, 167.70o bales
SUMS review: Cotton advanced to II
points. but lost the Improvement, ana
declined 10 points below last nights
closing prices. closing easy, with ss'es
To-day's features: 1t looked for o time
to-day as though prices might score =
~ EAE nj =
ing they advanced quite steadily. Liver.
pool rallied after weak opening PEI, s,,v sus
cables from Liverpool said that the raiiy
in that market was due TO buIIsxh man-
ipulation, and early buyers here sold ON
this report New Orleans sold, and the
indications of continued heavy move
ment 10 the ports and interior points also
contributed TO weaken the tone. and prices
reacted lost the early Improvement. ara
declined, closing at about the lowest ng-
ures OF the day. German bears hammers
ed, accelerating the decline
NEW ORLEANS, September L-Fu-
tures-Steady: sales. 81, ZOO bales; Septem-
ber Hs7; October. T.6s: November. Wis;
December. N.s4: january. N.soy February.
1874; March, NsS; April. $500.
NAyAL-sTORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, ~ c., September H.
Rosin-Firm; strained. N.sS; good strain
ed. $40. a.. a.
Z Turpentlne-Steauy' HaSnihe' ~-S'' ~
regular. q lie.
Tar-Steady at s1.05.
Crude Turpentine-Ffrm; hard, N3oi
soft. sl.55; virgin. sl.6o.
CHARLESTON. s. c., September H.
Turpentine-Firm at 20 l-2gH l-2c.; Sales
none.
Rosin-Flrm: sales. none; Il. G, and ID.
$3.50; II and +, si.35; G, $40; II. N.f5; i.
! $50: X. sl.55; NJ. sl:6o; sis5; window
1 glass. 81 80; water-white. $3.50.
-. rTfts-
nentine-Opened firm at % 3-Sc., with sales
| of as casks, and closed firm at % lie,
with sales OF SIS casks; receipts. 1851
| casks. -
| sales. 4OCO barrels. Quote: A, Il. 4, and
ID. 81. 40; y and +, $3.50; q. II. !. and Il.
N.55: NJ. $3.50; n, $50: window-glass, vi
water-white. 2.l5.
MAuvwW vyTEIfIGEYCE.