Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. september sa ~
Steady; winter patents s'SscSso' spring
70 corn.ouIet and steady; No. white
25@25,zc. No. 2 mixed. Sc. -
Wheat-Quiet and steady: NO. rods
68g6sc. "a.
oats-Irregular; No. 2 mixed. isc. m
LSrd-Qaiet and steady; kettle. si0sAD;
prime steam, 1855. -
Dry Sailed Enthusiastically; loose should
ers. s3.62ikGis3.6i; short ribs, S.6sa<Awi
short clear s3.e0d$395.
Bacon-Steady; shoulders. siGsi.2s; abort
ribs. N2J: short clear, A3iz.
Whiskey-Steady at N.lS.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. MO. September H-Fiour-
Higher: patents. Slfon<3.5o; fancy, 2eoo
$40: choice s2l5ile.I.
Wheat-Hlgher: September, eS lie. Do
Corn-Hlgher; September. 10 i-2c.; DE.
| cember. 70 s-sc. asked: May. 2 l-ic. bt.
oats-Higher; September, IL i-4c.; May
| 10 1-Sc.
Lard-Prme steam. $50: choice. 1910.
Other articles unchanged.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. September 2A-i2:S0 =. N.
! Cotton-Market quiet. prices easier:
American middling. ll-lcd; sales 500
| bales-American, 100 bales; speculation
and export. 500 bales; receipts, 1900 bales
all American.
Futures opened easy: demand moderate:
| September. 4 S5-6id. october and Noven'-
| her. 27-6id: November and December,
| 4 24-6iGii 25-6fd. December and January,
2i-6id-; January and February, 23-6tp
| 4 2i-6id.; February and March. 2t-6sd.
| Futures steady.
! 12:b +. M.-American spot grades un-
changed American niddling fair. l-S2d.:
good middling Esd: middling, ii-ied.;
low middling. l9-S2d.: good ordinary.
4 i5-S2d.; ordinary. 4 9-32d.
L. M.-September. 35-6id., sellers;
| September and October. S0-6id.. buyers;
| october and November 27-64d. Novenl-
ers December and January. 4 2i-eid.. SELL
ers January. 25-6ii. February and
March. 4 2i-64ui 25-6id.. sellers; March and
April. 2i-6iGi 25-6id.. buyers; May and
Futures closed quiet and steady.
NEW YORK. September Cultures
closed easy; September $3.50 sol; Octo-
Der Ss.l3; January, sS20uss2l; February,
| sS.2ilSS.2j: March sS.29; April, S.uaSs 50:
| May. 1885: June. $3.50. Sales. 1851 bales.
| Suns review: Cotton advanced to
| points but reacted and declined. closing
easy at a net decline OF to points.
| with sales OF 1890 bales. New Orleans
advanced 2 points, but reacted. and de-
| clined points.
| To-day's features: The Liverpool news
| to-day was better than had been expected.
and this fact. together with reports OF
! frost In various sections OF the South.
caused hrmer opening this morning.
1 The trading. however was dun and mann
| ly local. and after fuctuating within
| narrow range prices lost the early Inn
| provement ard slowly declined While
| numerous reports or frost were received.
| no damage was complained Of. and the
signal service predicted warmer weather
for the next thlrty-six hours. Local longs
| sold, and the South also sold moderately.
| But the worst feature was the dulness OF
! speculation. Outsiders are holding aloof.
| and professional operators. like Micaw-
ber are waiting for something to turn
uo.'
NAvAL~sToRE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, n. c.. September "a
Ros.n-Firm; strained. sl.35; good strain
ed. 49,
Spirits Turpeatne-Firm; machine,
% l-2c.; irregular, DC
Tar-Steady at sl05.
Crude Turpentine-Flrm; hard, $50;
soft. S1.e5: virgin. N.75.
CHARLESTON, s. c., September "a
| Turpentlne-Market firm at % lie; sales.
| none
Rosin-Firm; sales, none: u. C. and ID.
$3.50; + and T., si.45 q. VI. ], and X. $50:
NJ. $i.G0: n. $50; window glass, 81; water
white. s2.l0.
SAVANNAH GA, September 2i.-Turs
pentine-Firm at q S-4c.; sales, III casks;
receipts. ISL casks.
Rosin-Firm; sales. 1851 barrels: re-
ceipts, 2.725 barrels, A. D, c. and ID, no:
Il. +, and @, N.i5; III, I. and X. yl.55: n,
Sl9; window-glasa saio; water-white,
| a.