Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-27

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CORN
Sept......2l< HlK 2iH 2tBaA
May. =. -..259saN 25A 25x .5A
Oats
sept......-l6h i6lf 1919 i6H
S:s;,'.....i issss ioA ioa.,s
ocs'.....sscs 500 5000 seos
JAM. lin Gl7yai 7.O7g4 7.ia
s Sss,: sis a a:Is s sSa. as siS
JAN. SSSx S67,a S5SA 3.5S
Cash quotations: Flour was quiet; prices
were unchanged. NO , spring wheat.
60 Use; No. red, 81 1898 S-Sc. No. 2
corn, Il 1-AG1 lac. No. oats, i6 l-2g
II lac Mess pork. S605qS.io, Lard,
$S.75uS.T IL. Short-rib sides, S.25us55 %;
dry-salted shoulders, s3.50qS.15; short
clear sides. sS50qs5.62 IL. Whiskey, sl.ls.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET
UNION STOCK-YARDS. ILL, Septem-
Der 6.-Cattle-Receipts, 300 head. Market
steady and quiet; common to extra steers.
S.25QS.10; stockers and feeders, s2.GOn
$3.50; cows and bulls, al0qs3.l0; calves.
sSqselO; Texans 2.i0QS; western rangers.
HogswReceipts, $1,000 head. Market
steady; heavy packing and shipping lots,
g. 500 $3.50; common to choice mixed.
81. soa a.45: choice assorted, S.S59SS40;
light, .295Qs3.sS; pigs. sl.5OQSiO.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head. Market
firm; inferior to choice. N.75QS.2o; lambs,
SqSi50.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI September 26-Flour--
Quiet and steady; winter patents, $500
81; spring patents, s3.s5aA15.
Wheat-F'irm and in good demand; NO
2 red. Csc; No. 3 red. GO lie.
COrn-Quiet and firm; No. mixed, 26c.
Oats-Quiet and easy; No. white. lSI
1sc.; No. 2 mixed. lSc.; No. mixed,
10 1-20l6c.
Pork-steady: family, 1875; clear family
sS.75 clear butt, sS.25; clear back, s.
Lard-Firm; kettle lard lower; prime
Steam. S2.67 IL.
Dry-saited Meats-sh Shoulders. Ss.75Gss.So;
loose rib sides. $3.TQ$3So; short clear
Baconwstesfy; loose shoulders. S25;
short-rIb sides. A@5a3+So; short clear
Butter%steady; Elglns. i7c; Indiana
creamery. 12lilic.
Whlskey-Steady at Sis.
ST LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, MO, September 26.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged
Wheat-Lower; December, SC 5-Sc. bid;
May. re
Corn-Higher: September, 20 l-sic: De-
cember, 20 l-2Q20 5-Sc. asked; May. q $3.50
2ic.
oats Steady: September, 1e 1-2c. asked;
May, zoe. asked.
Lard-Prime steam, s3G2 1-2; choice,
1870
Other articles unchanged
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September 26.-l2:3O =. NJ.
Cotton-Quiet; prices unchanged; Amerl-
can mlddling filled; sales. 1900 bales;
American. 500 bales; speculation and ex-
port, 800 bales; receipts, 1900 bales; Amer
lean. $500 bales.
Futures opened quiet; demand moderate;
September. 33-6id; October and Novem-
Der, 25-ei6l4 26-6id.; November and De-
cember, 4 20-6ld. December and January,
2i-6id.; January and February, 2.eig
4 22-6ld.; February and March, ESD. ;
March and April. 2l-6fd.; April and May,
4 23-64d. May and June, 2i-64d.; June
and July, 2i-6fd
Futures steady.
September and October. 4 30-64d.; October
and November. 27-6i., sellers; NoVem-
Der and December, 25-Gid.. sellers; De-
cember and January. H-Sid;, buyers,
January and February, 2i-bid., sellers
February and March Aid. buyers;
March and April. 1 2i-6ia4 25-e4d.. buyers:
April and May, 25-64d.. value; May and
June. 25-s4u4 26-64d., sellers; June ana
July, 26-6id. buyers.
Futures closed steady.
a recount Of the stock of cotton here
shows an increase I'm the total stock OF
1882 bales. and in American OF ~ "a
bales. making the actual total STOCK 4l9;
500 bales. of which 3lO.lH bales are Ameri-
can.
NEW YORK, September 26.-Cotton-
Quiet; middling gulf, ll-l6c.; middllng,
Tile; net receipts. none; gross, l4,lis
bales; forwarded, -61O3 bales: sales, 13l
bales: spinners, f87 bales; stock, S'tZ1
bales.
Totals to-day and so far this week: Net
receipts, $50. SS3 bales; exports-to Great
Britain, 1876 bales Continent, 0l,aS
bales; stock. 573,3is bales.
Totals since September list: Net re-
ceipts, 7is,039 bales; e1ports-to Great
Britain. 1880 bales; France. 3s,532 bales
Continent, lO7 ,s39 bales.
Futures closed steady; September, SOL
October and November. sSO3; December
1913; January 1921; February, S.20
March, 1929. April, 1892, May. ssS5; June
1888; sales. 72,3oo bales.
Total visible supply of cotton for the
world. 1,s52.O54 bales, Of which i,5H,Soi
bales are American. AGAINST 22si5so and and
ceipts of cotton \this week at interior
towns. 2O2.049 baIes. Receipts from the
plantations. SO9799 bales. Crop in sight
N3 942 bales.
Cotton advanced TO II points, but lost
part of the Improvement, closing steady
at n net advance of to 8 points. with
sales OF 1890 bales Liverpool was un.
changed on the spot, with sales or 100
bales. Middling uplands, 4li-lsd. Eur
lures there opened 1 10 2 points lower
but recovered the loss and advanced j &c
1 l-2 points. closing steady. New Orleans
advanced IL points, but lost part OF the
| rise.
| Spot cotton was unchanged. with sale:
| OF 300 bales for export shipment and 4S
bales for spinning, Middling uplands
S7-1sc. st. Louis. Baltimore. Charleston
| and Mobile declined Lice. The port re-
celpts were 1888 bales. against 3sOs'
| bales last week. and S.S6 bales las
\ year.
The Chronicle states that rain has fall
( len in many sections OF the South durinl
| the week, and that at a few points II
! Texas heavy precipitation has done some
/ damage TO cotton. Northern spinners have
| taken thus far this season l0iSi5 bales
/ against 1864 bales thus far last season
Came into sight during the week JAP
! bales against 1914 bales the same weei
last year, making the total quantity, II
sight thus far this season 5I3A2 bales
| against al, 303 bales thus far last season
| The total worlds Visible supply Is nov
i2o5t bales. against z3ss 300 a DsisS iss9
| The exports from this ports thus far tn'
| season aggregate 80 19 bales, against 81
27s bales thus far last season.
| To-day's features: The LIVERPOOL new
| was better than had been expected, ana
together with some covering OF shorts am
| the b,illish Chronicle weather report
caused an advance here at the openihg
part OF the Improvement was lost befor
the close. however. on local selling an
| An absence OF buyers. The speculation
| was dull and. entirely local.
| NEW ORLEANS. September 26.-Cotto
futures steady: sales. 10 100 bales; Septem
her 81 &C: October 1856: November. SIT
| December. NS5: January. 1872; February
| NT; March, $500: April, %.N.
NAvAL-SrORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. September 26.-