Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
mo leadlng tuInres ranged AZ follows:
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK AARXEr.


CHICAGO. ILL. December 2.-Cattle-Rcceipts,
$500 head: shipments, 400 head market
active and strong: choice 90 extra natives, tJA
s6.l0; others, s2.S5asA.s0; stockers, sl.7os
Hogs~acceipts. $4,000 head: shipments,
$500 head; make; los. higher; rough aad
common, s3.6Oas5.75; packing and shirping,
butchers and MEDIUMS, s5.s5as6; light, s5.5oa
$685..
Sh~eep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
1000 head: market strong on hest grades:
81. i0as4.75; Texans, st.@0as4.70; lamb,
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. December 2.-Flour unchanged.
wheat-Cash lower at ts@sc. options closed
G6l6c. Corn-Cash lower At 3Shc options
closed haAc- below yesterday; December.
3sssa3ss.c. May, 42Isa42.sc oatsIcssh
koy steady at s1.10. Bagging and cotton-ties
unchanged. Provisions higher and stronger.
Pork, in Job lots, sl4. Lard, $3.50. Dressed
meats-Loose shoulders, e7.25; longs and
ribs, $3.50; shorts $50; strips. ca. Boxed
meats SC. more. Bacon-Shouliers, $3.50;
longs and ribs. s0 shorts, s9.25 ; strips, sT.70.
sugar-cured hams, tll.5oasl2.60.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, o., December 2.-Flour easy.
Wheat steady at zoe. Corn easy az 43c. oats
steady az 351ec. Pork nrm At sl4.20. Lard
guiet. Bulk meats stronger at s~s.37Sass.50.
Bacon higher at S9.5OaS9.o21s' Wniskey'
sl.ij.
WILMINGTON, n. G., December 9. - Turpen-
good strained, = .05. Tar quiet at sl.05. Crude
turpentlne quiet; hard, o. yeliow-dip and
virgin. sl.70.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK, December 2.-Cotton-Net receipts,
LILO bales; gross, s,417 bales. Futures closed
easy: sales. $4,000 bales; Docember, s9.l5a
1920; January, 80. l9as9.20; February, sg.Joa
1921 March, s9.4las9.t2 ~; April, te.9isso.63;
Nav, s0.8iase. % June, sO.7Oss9.71; July,
50. 77as9. 20 August, ss.aoafS.ss
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkRr.
LIVERPOOL, December 2.-Ao0n. Cotton 4:
Business moderate at easier prices; American
middling. 8 3-10d.; sales, 5000 bales; Ameri-
bales; receipts, 10000 bales; American, Ia
600 bales. Futures easy; December and Jsnu-
airy, 3 1-64a5 A 63-6i,d., also Cd. January and
February, o o-04d., also b 6-64i, also 8 5.04d.,
also 5 sod, also 8 2-64d.: February aud March,
g s-04d., also o 7-64d., also 0 0-04d., alec
g 5-64d., also 5 4-6id., also 5 sod; March
and April, o e.oid, also o i0,9td' also
8 sold, also 9 7-0id.t April and Nav.
q 1854, also 8 1904, ALEC ) e-64d., also
. lO-64d.; May and June. . 1854, Also
3 10-64d., also 5 l4-64d-, also > 1915 I'd. Ten
ders 4, 100 bales new docket and 800 Old.
Total sales FOR the week, $1,000 bales; Ameti-
can, so, bales. Trade taKiugs include: For
warded from ships side. $4,000 bales; actual
exports. $4,000 bales: total imports. ls1 200
bales: American, $4,000 bales. Total stock
I,275,OOO bales; American, 100000 bales
! total an0at, 81 900 bales; American, 3bo,OOo
bales. Spectators took 1900; exporters took
$500 bales.
4 +. M-Americsn mid6ling fair, o 5-l6d. (;
good middling, D Lid. mlddling. 8 l-Sd. low
middling, 3D.. good ordinary, 4 7-Sd. ordinary,
| A 1l-I0d.: December, 4 62-64d,, sellers; De
| Gambler and January, 4 62-B4L., sellers: January
aud February. Dab bl-64d., sellers; February
and March, ) 3-64d., sellers; March and April.
3 5-64a5 6-6fd. April and May, . i-6ia
3 S-0id. May and juno, . 1854, sellers.
juno aud July, 5 12-64d, buyers; July anu
August. > I4-64a5 16-54d. Futures closed barely
] staedv AT tina decline.