Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-15


track. lef1I7c.: No. 8 mixed, track. 1<e.;
p; i Steady s 81 family $50; clear f.sHiis
'" i.s sldsr SSssi ' kettle. ssssnannH;
pi pry-saited Meals Inactive; shoulders:
n75; short-rlb sides, ss.75ass.s5; shore clear
Racon--Steeiy: loose shoulders. ~
M.l2l1; short-rib sides. N.12iz; snort ciesr
sides, A.25. rt
Whiskey--Unchanged at sl.iS
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, September 1l-FIour-'
Unchanged; patents. $sl5ftx3.1 extra Isn-
cy, n15@32so; fancy. &ioasz."' cno'es'
Wheat--nc. higher; September @c.; Dc
cember, exc; Corn-Higheri September
l9c. December. DC; May. 22lsc.
oats-Higher; September. i'1c.; May
i9Ac. 90
Pork-standard mess, new $3.50; old y
Iard-Prime steam: Si.lt; choice 49,
Bac9nr ,s;ai u,d :, -; ,ongs' W e'ear
Dry-salted Meats-Shoulders, Ss2h;
longs. $3.50; clear ribs, s.szif; clear sides'
| S.1
High wines-steady at N.is.
| THE COTTON MARKETS.
| LIVERPOOL, September it-i2:@ p NJ.
er; American niiddling, 2i-32d. sales, No.
| eco bales-American. 800 bales; speculation
| and export, 500 bales; receipts, l,Vo bales
| American, 700 bales.
tember. 4 Si-6in4 s6-6id.: September ana
| october. 25-6iu4 26-6ia4 3o-6+u% M-ttd.
October and November. 23-s+q4 2+,stee
| 1 2J-6iu4 26-6fd. November and December,
2i-eifi N-6iai Ss-sid.; December and
January. 4 2l-eil 26-6if 25-sta %.e+d:
January and February, H-eiqsst 1-stw
tS-s,g 4S.-st@ sS,st4 ( 2s-S,a . SS-ssss
I 2s-64d.; March and April 22-6tl4 xS.etap
2i-6iai 2T-6{d.: June and July. 2s-6sd.
Futures steady at the advance.
1915 T.. M.--American spot grades, 1-S2d.
higher; American middllng,. fair, std;
good middling, l3-i6d.; middling. ll-lsd.;
low middling i9-S2d.; good ordinary.
l5-32d. ordinary, s-S2d.
TENDER and October 2s-cid.. sellers; Oc-
tober and November. 25-6id.. sellers:
November and December December and
January. ard January and FeerS ,srs
2l64d. sellers; March and April.
4 23-6id.; April and May, 25-64d., sellers,
May and June. 25-Giai 26-6id.; June and
July, 4 26-64f4 7-54d.
| Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK. September r.--Co.ton--
Quiet; middling Gulf, Ssc. middling. s9sc.;
net receipts. 225 bales; gross receipts,
1858 bales; cxports-to Great Britain, i,s2a
nent. 255S bales; forwarded. 100 bales;
| sales, 1858 bales; spinners, l0f bales;
stock (actuaD, 67,ia4 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. III? bales.
| exports--to Great Britain, SS2 bales; 70
France, 239 bales; to the Continent, 2,J5S
bales; stock, f02 i6l bales.
Totals so far this week: Net receipts.
SsO0S bales; exports-to Great Britain. H.
on bales; to France. 2s9 bales; 10 the Con-
Totals since September list: Net re-
ceipts, SS0S. bales; exgorts-to Great Brl-
tain. 5e.5s0 bales. TO France. 1914 bales;
TO the Continent. 1855 bales.
Futures closed steady sales, lSs6Oo
bales; September. sSos; october. sSii; No
vember, SSH; December. $s.ls; January.
ss.SS, February; $3.50; March, 1884; April
Suns review: Cotton advanced TO 10
, points. but reacted and closed steady.
with prices unchanged TO points higher.
7 The total sales were l3s-600 bales.
To-day's features. The speculation to-
, day was comparatively duh. and the fiuc-
tuations In prices were confined within
+; narrow limits. The Liverpool news was
}, better than had been expected. and prices
rose here at the opening. But the I'M
!. provement was soon lost. There was nc
! pressure TO buy. and the only support the
!, market received was from the covering OF
: shorts. New orleans sold freely. Liver
u pool reacted. and on general selling prices
slowly receded. The southern spot mar.
; kets In some instances were lower and
#; | less active. and the heavy receipts at the
ports and the interior towns induced
y many TO sell. The crop movement during
the balance OF the month and October 1.
expected to be heavy, as a result OF tn,
scarcity of money at the South. Rain,
were reported In various sections or Texas
}. during the past forty-eight hours. and th'
}; crop news to-day was somewhat more IA
< yorable.
NEW ORLEANS. September N-Cot
= | ton-Futures steady. sales, 2s,2D0 bales
I, September. E12; October, T.4; Noveu
:, Der. S7.sl; December T.&: January. T.9
p" February, Nss; March, $O2; April, 1896.
r. NAvAL~STORE MARKETS.
n WILMINGTON, ~. c.. September H.
J. Rosin-Firm strained. 49, good strain
:. ed $40.
q Spirits OF rurpentine-Steady; machine
2l9sc. Irregular. Yhc.
o. Tar-Steady at sl0j.
Crude Turpentine--Firm; hard, $1.30
:, soft. sl55; virgin, SlG5
CHARLESTON. s. c.. September IA
Turpentine-Market firm at 20lsa2lIzc.
= sales, none.
"a Rosln-Firm sales, none; Il, c, and I
er $50; Il and Il. sl.35: G., $40: II, si.45:
T. $3.50: X, sl.55: NJ, SLIGO: N $l.65; window
glass, $50; water-white, $780,
SAVANNAH. Ga, September 14.--Tur
pentine-Efrm at 2zisc.: receipts, 10,
. casks; sales, 900 casks.
70 Rosin-Firm but dull; receipts, 5000 bal
" res; sales reported at private terms pun
~ ported to be at higher prices; A, b. c., an
10 ID. $40; Il. g, III, and /, $3.50; X, $l55; n
e $3.50; n, sl.70; window glass. $50; water
- white, $2.05.