Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06

strong; heavy packing and shipping lots.
s. 90Si.so; common to choice mixed, S!5
6Si32 l-2: choice assorted, Azl$hSo'
light. $3.i:Qsi.so; pigs, sl.5oqH.S.
Sheep-Receipts. 500 head: market firm;
inferior to choice, sl.60gs3.15 IS; lambs. <S.ooy
N.75. ,o,,,
ST. LOUIS. MO. october 5.-Flour I'M
Wheat-Lower; December, g. Use; May,
Corn-Lower: October, &c.; December.
81 l-4c.; January, 20 1-sc. a.,
Oats-Lower; December 10 i--c'' May
PoTk-standard mess, ss.g 1-2Gss0.
Lard-Prime steam. $3.50 IL.
Bacon-Shoulders, i-2c:: ioags; '-fc''
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders. S-'c''
High Wines-Steady at N.2.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, October 5.-i2:D +. M.
COtton-Dull: prices easy; American, s,S2
bales. Futures opened STEADY; uem i sIHt
fair; November ana ReceRT scn,rher and
January. 1 i5-641i i5-siQf heofut 49, "a,
January and February. is-olI' $3.50, r,fbg
I t5.6tai ij.6id.; February AM .taistS;
4 49-6tgi 4S-6+d.; April and May 'V-o'u''
juno and july, 55-6id
p. M-Cotion-American, mldiiing.
{ sd. October, 1 4f-64fit Sid; OctoDer
and November. 1 lS-GiYi4 4i-6id., buyers;
December and January. A-b4gt f9-etd''
buyers: January and February. I 4t-Gti.,
sellers; February and March, t'.otY
/ SID, sellers, March ana AP,u'
iS-6idi 49-J4d.. buyers; April ana nay
5)-6id, sellers: May and June. !l-ei5.'
buyers; June ana July, 52-Gi@l 35,5ld.'
sellers; July and August 5i-6ii., sellers
Futures closed steady. American ma
?J-S2i; low miIdilDg ( ISL; good ordl-
nary, I'D, midIlns, sd, ordinary
Id.
NEW YORK. October .-Cotton-Easy;
miGlling Gulf 3-Sc.; middllng = l-Sc.
Net receipts, none; gross, 81 paleS, eA-
ports-to Continent. 1876 bales; forwarded
none sales. "a bales, all spinners; stock
Ii, 9lS bales.
Not receipts. g. 81 bales; eXport:-to
Great Britain. 5,i07 bales; Continent, If'J
bales; stock. s69ies bales. -,
Totals siace September list: Net re-
ceipts 5l92OS bales; eXpOgts--to Great
Britain. Ssh bales; to France. 1915
bales. Continent, $3.50 bales;
beginning Monday, october Ith. tho
New York Cotton Exchange VIII open AZ
Futures closed steady: sales 1890
bales, October &.Si.l53 So November
s. Y'F3S 81: December {4gigMS. January
1905: February. $9Q'8{9eS; March, @l5;
S9SIs9.30.
Total visible supply OF cotton for tho
world. 24A5, 1876 bales. Of which 2lU.25
bales ara American. against 2,2ll,53s ana
l.Sii.43S bales respectively, last year
Receipts Of cotton this week az Ill IN
terror towns. l9l go bales; receipts from
the plantations, $50 bales; crop In sight
I 1854 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. october Got
ton-Futures steady; sales. $500 bales
October $Se2. November $3.50; Decem-
Der. $3.50, January. s. 50. February, S92.
March. SSs1 April, S9.O2 May, SECS; June
$40.
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, y. c. October B.
Rosin-Firm; strained, SID; good, DO
$40
Spirits OF Notwithstanding doing
Tar-Firm. At $3.50.
Crude Turpentine--Steady; hard. NLlO;
soft, $50. virgin. a.Jo.
CHARLESTON, 6. c., october 5.-rur-
pentine firm at 20 lac. .-
Rosn-(rood strained firm at N01fl25.
Receipts. l9S barrels
SAVANNAH GA. october 5.-Spirits n
turpeniiDe firm for regulars at %. Siles,
1000 casks. Receipts. 7t9 casks.
Rosu-Firm and UNCHANGED. No sales
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