Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-02
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, September i.-Flour-Qniee
and unchanged.
| In elevator. sec. bid; track. s7gssc. No:
| hard, Soc.. nominally; September. IS $50
IS l-2c.; December, S S-SQse l-sc.; May
| 80 1-Sc
Corn-spot firm: No. 2. cash. q $50
| 2sc.: September. q SIC. bid; December
| 80 3-Sc
oats--spot firm: No. 3 cash In elevator,
10 l-ic- bid: track, 10 i-2n2ec.; No.
/ white. 22G22 1-2c.: September 10 SIC. bid:
December 20 5-sc. bid: May. o i-2c. bid.
| Bran-Firm and higher; sacked East
| track. 50c. for sack at country points. sc.
bid and refused; at mill, o1s2c.; ship
| ments. g.
| Butter-Quet; creamery. Betl9 l-zc.l
| dairy. 1cul5c.
| Eggs-lower at 10 1-2c.
| Whiskey-Si.H.
| Pork-Higher; standard mess, jobbing.
new. 1915: old. $50.
Iard-Higher; prime steam. $40; choice
| SS2 H.
Bacon-Bcxed lots. extra short clear
and ribs. 1915; shorts. 81.
Dry-Salted Meats-Boxed shoulders:
| $50; extra short clear md ribs, >b.zos
| shorts s5.37 l-2.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. September l.-Fiour~
Steady
Wheat--stronger; No 2 red. 96Hc.
Corn-Steady; No 2 mixed, BIC.
oats--Quiet; No. 2 mixed. @asolsc.
Rye-No 2. SOC.
Lard-Quiet at A75.
Bulk Meats-Firm at 500.
Bacon-Steady at $40.
Whiskey-Quiet at $l.H.
Butter-Quiet.
Sugar--Steady.
Eggs-Easier at lie.
Cheese-Firm-
DETROIT WHEAT MARKET
DETROIT. MICH, September l.
wheat-No white and No. red 20 S-&c.;
September, 95 s-&c.; December. 70 i-zc.
TOLEDO WHEAT MARKET.
ToLE dSS s o. seP Ss cash ANA Sep.
| TENDER. CSC; December, 30 l-2c.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. September ia p. NJ
| Cotton-Moderatc business; prices stead
Ter: American mlddling, l-sd: The sales
| of the day were 1000 bales, OF which wv
| were for export and speculation, and IN
] cluded $500 bales American; receipts,
none.
Futures opened quiet, with a moderate
| demand, and closed very steady; Ameri-
| can midding. low middlng clause: Sep
tember 4d.. buyers; September and .osto-
| Der. 57-6ld. sellers: October and No
vcmber, 8 4s-6lli 3 50-6id.. buyers; Novem'
Der and December 3 4s-64lt3 H-6td., buy
| ers; December and January, 45-std.,
buyers; January and February. &-s.t,
! sellers February and March. 3 ts-6td..
| sellers: March and April, 46-etd buyers
| April and May. 3 F-64d., buyers; May ana
June, iS-64d., buyers; June and Juiy'
49-64d., buyers.
| NEW YORK. September l.-Startins
| steady at an advance OF 2l3 points. tho
! cotton market further advances 2Qs
| points. English cotton cables showing up
in better shape than expected, wnhe
crop accounts were not uniformly iavor.
able After showing n net gain or 01o
points, the market eased Off 2g3 points.
| and was finally steady, at net advance
| of Nal points, except ,Ausus', ~
| market was a disappointment, potn as
| 10 the volume OF trading and the scope
| OF fluctuations, the narrowness or inc
latter resulting from an almost enuro
lack OF outside speculative interest.
| feature of the early trading was the pro-
! portlonately full demand from liverpooi.
! twenty eight private cables statins tnae
English sentiment was being innuens,u
| by the weekly crop report OF yesterday,
| which received bullish feeling. ana was
| believed to forecast an unfavorable bu-
reau report September 10th.
Middling z l5-lsc; net feeelp.s n9 9
| bales: sales 2SO balesr-all spinners; stock'
Totals to-day: Net receipts, CHS bales;
stock. 3.217 bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts. SeSI paies:
| exports-to Great Britain. 449i bales; 70
| France, LA bales; TO the Comment va
| bales. -.
ceipts, 6l26 bales.
since September /, 1896, should have read
| s743.25l bales, instead OF I,1olol oales'
and exports TO France. 7@,sss bales. in-
stead OF 7t2,6G bales.
Cotton futures opened STEADY: SAFES,
r go bales: January, 1884; February, s6H;
| March. S. 20; April. ys.s2; May. se9 June.
July, and August =; September; n1; DC
tober. $.93: November. $3.50; December
Cotton futures steady; sales. eo,5oo bs.,s;
January, 1881 February, $3.50: Maw1n,
1921; April, sGN; May, 81: September,
s7i9 October. 1924; November, ss'si; Do
spot cotton closed dull: middlng up
lands. Bic; middling, i-isc.; sales ~
| bales.
NEW ORLEANS. September Loot
ton-F'utures quiet; sales. SOD p es pep
and December. s654qs6.55: January, ssSsg
$3.50; February, s60D9SS62: March, $3.50
| 1896; April, s6.6s@sH
NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS
| VIII. MINGTON, N. G., September l.
Shirts OF Turpentine- Market opened f1rm
weak; receipts, At casks. a..
Rosin,-steady at si.i5asi.2o; receipts iss
barrels. a..
| receipts, 81 barrels.
CHARLESTON, s. c., September l.
Turpentlne-Ma firm at DC. bid; 26hc.
| asked: sales, none. .l4
Rosin--FirIn; sales, none
| SAVANNAH. GA. September I-Spirits
| OF Turpentine-Firm; sales. 80 casks.
| Rosirl-Firm sales, 2.697 barrels; re-
| ceifirs. 1902 barrels. Quote: A.. -, q ~,
| and r. tI.2o: +. N.25; @. 81 80; IL. ND; l.
SIS; X. $50; NJ. sl.55: N, si.eo; window
glass. sos; water-whitc. H.2.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
| NORFOLK, VA. September l-tSpe-
cial)-Peanuts--f1rm: fancy &c.: strictly
| prime. 5-sc. prime, l-2c.; on grades
| &c Spanish, per bushel. CSC. s..,.,
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
| PETERSBURG, VA. September L.
| Market quiet; Virginia prime. l-4c ex-
| ira prime. 21-2c.; fancy, s-4u2 7-Sc.;
| Spanish. 92 i-2c. ....-.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA. September L.
| Cotton-Quiet at lie. for good lots.
"Tbe Old Tunes
(Glbson's Drawing)