Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-08


1875. lambS. SuN.i5
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. october I.--Flour--
Firm and unchanged
Wheat-Duli and easy; spot. 70 i-@4
Rye; October. Y lac bid; December.
7SA45ic. May. nc bid; southern. By
sample. Ilg75c., do. on grade, 6yA17ztc:
% cosn-Easy' spo; and october: ~
cember, Ad2s i-sc. January. 1ss14zsskc.;
STEAMER mixed. 26uA i-Sc.. southern
white. 30QSic. DO. yellow. WG30i5c.
oats-Steady; No. white, Sasec.; no.
Rye-Isasy; No. near by. ssascc.; do,
western. fh4f2c
Hay--Firm: choice timothy. si25oasl3.
Butter-firm; fancy creamery, Bvi5'zc.;
do, ladle, liql2c. store-packed. &c.
Eygs-Firm at i5sklli6c.
Coifee-Firm; No. Z. sle.75.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. O.. October 7.-Flour--
Steady; winter patent, Se0gsi.io: spring
wheat-steady; No. red. track.
Hk055c.
corn-Unsettled; No mixed. track.
26iac.
oats--Unsettled but firm: No. mixed,
Pcrk-steady: city. family, ss2s.
Lard-steady; kettle. HSoasi.6o; prime
steam. 81 bid.
Dry-sslted Meats-steady. shoulders. 81;
sLl2Ll.
Bacon-steady; loose shoulders, $50.
short-rib sides. A25; short-clear sides,
81 50.
whIskey-steady at a1s
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS, October 7.-Fiour-Un-
changed; patents, S3.25aS3.b0; fancy, 2.lS0
$3.50: choice s235QSZs
wheat-Lower; December 7oac.: May,
"A 3-Sc. bid
Corn-Lower; october q lie; Decem-
| Der u 1-Sc bid; May. "a i-6c.
Oats-October. 15%c.; May. 20 i-sc.
Pork-Standard mess, new, 1854; old,
Lard-Prime steam. 1896: choice. Nc,..
Bacon-ShOulders $3.50: longs. tL2.
clear ribs Sf37is; c. ar sides 40.
Dry-salted Meats-shoulders, -; longs.
| SSH: clear ribs. 81; clear sides, 81
High Wines-Steady at MS
THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. October LEO =. NJ
| Cotton-In good demand prices steadier;
American middling ls-s2d.; sales. t"o
bales--Americau, " 100 bales, speculation
and export, 500 bales; receipts, sou oal<S-
American. 500 bales.
Futures opened steady; demand fair;
Octooer. 4 27-elfJ4 2s-64i4 T-6if.; october
2S-sisf 4 A-6ldi 4 $3.50 % cd; Noven-
Der and December l9-6ta4 S0-eid.; De-
cember and January, h-eia4 ls.ssd-
January and February l7-6h0s ls-e30
4 ls-e4ai lS-6td.; Fe, ruary and March.
4 lT-64d., March and April, l7-stli $3.50
4 l7-64d.; April and May, H-6sgt lS-dd'
May and June, is-6fd.. June and July.
lS-6td4 l9-6iff lS-64d.
Futures quiet and steady. TENDERS
Up. M.-AmesIcau mlddliny. low-mid-
ding clause. October. 2i-sid., buyers; Oc-
tober and November, N-etd,, sellers;
| November and December, H-6i4f ls-etd,
sellers; December and January l5-efo
/ 16-G4d. buyers; January and February.
ll-6fai l5-6id., buyers; February and
March, lI-6lGil lid. buyers; March
and April. i1i-64d4 l5-6id., buyers; April
and May. 4 l5-G4d.. sellers; May and June,
| 4 l5-6ifff l6-6id., sellers; June and July,
4 15-Cifti l6-6id., buyers; July and August
4 l6-6ld., value.
Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK, October 7.--cotton-
Quiet; mlddling Gulf, 3 l-ic mifdling, &c;
net receipts CAS- bales gross receipts, @oCz
bales; exports-to Great britain. 1910
bales; TO the Continent. 100 bales forward
ed. loss bales; sales, AIS bales; spinners,
1929 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 5000 bales;
exports--to Great Britain, 500 bales; 10
-Iance. none; TO the Continent, SsS' bales;
TO the Channel none.
I
223 220 bales; eXpoTts-to Great Britain.
32i O99 bales; 10 France, 5i,sN bales 20 the
Continent i72,55i bales; 10 tho Channel.
none -.
T67; November. N.73nSL7i. December,
81. S6GS7.Si; January, S@0Sls5; February,
81. s9d$7.9S; May SS.03f3S0f; April, N.WW
sos; May. Sn4SSl2; June, %.lf. Sales,
l69 go bales.
Ice. with sales OF rs bales for spinning.
Forty-four thousand five hundred bales
were delivered on contract. lANerpooi
was unchanged on the spot WIN saies OF
1900 bales Futures there opened N a
partial advance OF point reacted, ana
declined l-2 10 2 points, bur recovered
part OF the loss, closing steady az net
decline OF 10 IL points. In Manchester
yarns were dull but steady. and cloths
Futures opened here unchanged 70
points higher reacted, and declined 4
points then rallied, and advanced sllgnt-
| ly but toward the close weakened again,
and closed steady at net decline OF !
20 points. with sales or 1870 bales
The speculation to-day was quiet, ana
the fluctuations i'm prices were confined
within narrow limits.
The crop news from the south IL con-
nicting, and estimates OF the Yield range
ali the way from 7.00J.0)0 TO S.5O0,OO0 bales
In view Of the uncertainty regarding tns
outcome, there is little disposition hero e
. |
opening, bur after the first transactions
they weakened and declined. TIE Liver
pool news was disappointing, and selling
orders were received from that market
while reports stated that Nell had esti'
mated the crop at over yUO,OO0 bales
These developments led 10 general sell.
ing. and prices gave way. The reportoa
NELL estimate was denied later on. how
ever and Il was also stated that Nell
Brothers would not issue a crop estimate
until after "a general frost rms slesdiea
the market, aud prices slowly adVancS1
Refora the close, however the marks'
again weakened and the last prices Were
slightly lower. The crop movement con
tinues heavy, and the southern spot mar
kets were generally lower.
NEW ORLEANS. La; October ~. a., =
, Der N.S9; November. N.G; December
s7sS. January, N.67; February, HZ
March, G.77 April. $50; May. N.s3.
NAyAI~sToRE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. n. c.. October i
Rosin--Frrm; strained, $40; good STRAIN
ed. tl.5.
&c irregular. p &c
crude TlIrpentine-Steady: hard. ti0
soft, $40; virgin. $40. Receipts or tur
pentine, 81 casks.
, CHARLESTON, s. C.. October 7.-1ur
, pentine-Marlket firm az "a l-2c.; sales,
| none. . -
q ard ID. SIS: r and +, Sl.i0; q, ntt9
81 80: III, 81 507$i IS; /, 81 65l3sl 80; X, N-Sa
. 81 60: NJ ~ G0nSi. So; -, 81. oYN -; win
dow-gIsss. N5qs2 water-white, RID
I 500,
SAVANNAH. CA. October 7-Turpen
! | tine-Firm at p t-sc.; sales, 900 casks; 70
/, , Ruosin-Steady and unchanged; no sales