Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-28
salt shoulders. &.50Qtt.s2 IL. Short Gear
sides. N.5on$f.62 1-2. Whiskey N.@z
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.


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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION sTOcK-yARDS. ILL.,, April q:
Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head: market
steady and loGeoc. higher; common 70 ex-
ira steers. s. i0dsi25, stockers and reed i
ers. xgss;Si cows and bulls, siSo9sS.1''
Hess.Rscslpss, 400 hhsAs.; \, n e lss
and shipping lots, sss5ds3.55; common to
choice mixed. s3.S5fSB.65; choice assorted'
Sheep-Recelpts, 1900 head; marse'
steady; inferior to choice. s2dS2.eO; iamps,
S.5Sat4.75.
CINCINNATI o.. April G.-Flour easy;
spring patent, S.60a$3.s0.
corn~oSiet; No 2. 30 i-2asic.; No. 2
white, % lac.
Oats--1rack, 1iG2ic
Lard-Quiet In feir demand. and steady
at So.l5; Kettle, Sl5.
Bacon--Quet; loose shoulders 4 SAC;
short-rib sides, &C.. short ribs, 4 lie; short
clear. 3-4c.; bellies. 5 1-Sc.
Whiskey-$l.22.
ST. LOUIS.
. ST. LOUIS, MO, April s7.--Flour weak.
unchanged. and lower.
Corn-I.ower; July, "a 1-2c.
Oats-Lower; July, &c.
Professionalism mess. Al0
I4ar1-Steamer. S.T IL
Bacon-shoIlders, A75; clear sides, $3.50
Dry Salt Meats--Clear ribs. $50; clear
sides. 3-Sc.
Whiskey-A.2.
THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. April H.-l2:50 p. Moot
ton in moderate demand; prices easier ;
American mlddling ! iS-$2d. sales, ~
and export. 500 bales. Receipts. 1l.c00
bales; American, 7,lo0 bales.
Futures quiet; demand moderate; April,
is-6.d.; April and May, 4 l7-6id;; May
It'd; July and August. ( l3-eh-; Au-
gust and September l9-6id. September
and October, 2-6id.; October and No
vember. 3 5S-64d.; December and January,
Futures quiet; tenders, eco bales, new
l2:i5 p. M-American spot grades, l-32d
lower: American mlddlmg. fair, ll.l6d. !;
good middling, l5-S2d.; mldd.ing, 3,sd' !:
t Urinary ssIsr'' J Esil-s2d.' sOO1 O'
4P. M.-April. i7-6id.. buyers; April
and May. ls-6ial lI-64d., buyers; May
and June. ! lS-Gtat lS-Sid.' buyers; JUNE tnns
and August. 1 l2-eid. August and Sep
TENDER, 4 s-646t4 l0-6id.. sellers; September
and October. 1871 2-6id., sellers; &c
tober and November, 3 5s-6tt3 60-6id,: No
vember and December. 5I-6iI3 5S-6id :.
buyers: December and January, 5I-6iP
5S-6id., value; January and FeDruary'
3 5S-6fd., sellers.
Futures closed quiet.
NEW YORK. April 2 -Cotton quiet;
mlddling. Lice.
Net receipts ~ bales; gross, 2.9S7 bales;
exports to Great Britain. SO bales;
France. 2i9 bales; Continent, $50 bales;
forwarded, 1856 bales; sales, 23ij bales;
spinners, l,276 bales: stock. 1864 bales
Totals to-day: Net receipts, ely bales;
exports to Great Britain, l.l0i bales
France, 2i9 bales; Continent, $3.50 bales:
stock. 1899 bales.
Totals 80 far this week: Net receipts,
1919 bales; exports TO Great Britain,
5,lg) bales.
Totals since September 1st: Net re
celpts. 4sio.IeO bales; exports to Great az
Britain. 2.020 lG bales; France. A4 10
bales; Continent. 1.5S2.ss2 bales.
Futures-Sales. l03. 100 ba.es. April ana
May. NT; June. $50; July, S.l6; August,
-; September. 1913; October, WI; NO
ycmber and December, T.l2; January,
Sis.
SUMS cotton report: Cotton closed
steady at a net decline for the day OF
to points. with sales OF l03,I 100 bales
r0-day's features: Disappointing Liver
pool advlces and favorable weather az
the South depressed cotton prices here
to-day. The prominent bulls who have
been supporting the market OF late were
buying to-day, but the effect of their
purchasing was offset by th depressing
news. Liverpool w1S dun and weaker,
both for spot and future-dellvery cotton.
The trading here was smaller and en-
tirely professional Needed rains in the
Tennessee Valley and In Georgia and
Alabama were reported. These reports
depressed the new-crop months, and ac-
CELEBRATED the decline In the general list.
The movement TO the ports was rather
liberal. though the actual figures were
considerably smaller than the early estl-
mate The spot markets at the South
were duh The reports from the dry-good-
trade were better, and the spot sales here
for home consumption were compare
lively large.
NEW ORLEANS, April FIXTURES
quiet: sales, 1880 bales; April, S7H; May
S.5l; June, 1852: July. $3.50; August, VIZ
September. S.n5; October and November
S. g6; December, S6.SS; January, S6.9l.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. n. c., April 27.-Rosin--
Strained, $780, good. DO, 81.
Turpentne-Steady; machine, % 1-2c.
irregular, 2jc.
Tar-Firm at 81.
Crude Turpentine-Quiet; hard. $780,
soft, $40; virgin, A.O.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. April N.-Tur-
pentine firm at 25c. No sales.
Rosin-Flrm, with sales OF $50 barrels
A. u. and c, $40: ID, and f. sl.55; J, SLED
X. 81. IS: NJ, $l75; n. SIS; window-glass
1885, water-white, s2.05.
SAVANNAH, GA. April N-HolIday
No markets.