Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-02
@25. Dry-saIted shoulders, 2; 7yfsi short
clear sides. $3.50 81. sziz. Whisky, u-la

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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET
UNION sTOCK-YARDS. ILL. Scptem-
Der I.-Cattle-Receipts. 400 head; mar
ket steady and unchanged; common 10
extra steers, $3.75QS; stockers. an
feeders. s2.50as3.6J: cows and bulls, sLSev
S@; Texans, s2ioQsS.l5; western rangers
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head: market
steady; heavy packing and shipping iotss
t2759s2.25; common to choice mlSsa' ~,
1886; choice assorted. S.So1>S.V' "s"''
$J.l5us3.4o; pigs, 250p{3SS .rt.,
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head; market
steady inferior TO choice, SgN.9o; laii'Os'
250uS.J
ST. LOUIS. MO. September i.-Fiour-
whsat--Lower; September. IS i-2c; De-
ccrn.LSSTSssr; sssptem,sse,r,s IS lac; De-
Oats-Easier; September, Il lac; May
Pork-standard mess nominal at ss.a IL;
| old. s..
Lard-Prime steam, BIS: choice, 80.
Baeon-shoulders. 81 longs. 81 clear riDs'
SAP i2 clear sides, N.%.
Dry-Salted Meats-Shoulders. 500 ~:
longs, $3.50 IL; clear ribs, 1872 l-2; clear
sides. 1915.
Other articles unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CTN"rNNATI. o.. September Flour
Market steady: winter patent. sS.SSQS.6o;
| spring patents. s5:yodt3S..
| Wheat-Steady: No 2 red e0fs6lc.
| Corn-Qulet and steady; No. mixed.
| track. &c.
oats-steady; No. mixed. track. II i-ae
| Pork-Steady; city family. T75.
Lard-Steady; steam leaf. S.2 IL; prime
| steam, $500.
Others-Unchanged
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL September 1.--l2:9o p. NJ
! Cotton-In moderate demand, with prices
| frmer; American middling. e-32d.; sales.
! 1000 bales-American. $500 bales; specula-
| ton. 500 bales; receipts, 1900 bales-Amer-
| lean, 400 bales.
Futures opened firm; demand moderate;
| September. 4 l4-64Q4 l5-siQ4 l6-6id.; Sep
TENDER and October 4 s-6fal s-eiai lo-s4d.;
2 oct saa o Pao5 NSSs%0fr e fSxs% G
| December and January 6-5i9+ I-et1
s-6id.; January and February, 6-std
at s ssid Peo5uasy a And H S,a
96id.; May and June. ll-Sid.
Futures very steady at the advance
Tenders at to-day's clearings. none.
| 12.5 p. M.--American spot grades, $3.50.
higher American middling fair. is,isd.I
good middlng, I'D; middling; = S.sd.i
low middllng,. 9-e2d. ordinary 3 Sl,S2d;
p MasSepteem nioeer Tgt go I'D
October and November, 1 i!-s%i l5-sid.i
November and December. lS-e4d4 lt.6td
buyers; December, and January, ! $3.50
| 4-l4-69d.. buyers; January and FEBRUARY,
i stgi i sstd March ssSFu snd A JPa
: l6-sid., sellers. April and May : ie 80
June and July, ls-G4gi 1S-G4d.. sellers
Futures closed irregular az the advance
NEW YORK. September l.-G22tnS,o 'n-
Quiet; middling Cult LIE; midahn ns
celpts, 6.Os2 bales: exports-to Great Bri.
tain, ESQ bales; to France, $40 bales; e
sf cO sas none 9 stCa s 5ass
Totals to-day. Net receipts, 1885 bales
exports-to Great Britain. $50 bales; e
France ., 5Ss bales Ssd 81 t. the Continent i''
Totals SO far this week: Net receipts
! SO 562 bales; exports-to Great Britain
IA sSs bales; to France, 199 bales; to tns
Continent 1864 bales
Totals since september LIST: Net receipts
! 10 SIS bales; exports-to Great Britain
2.S5O bales; 70 France, i99 bales; TO ths
Futures closed very steady; September.
| sSOl: October, $50; November. 500; De-
cember. 1915; January, -; FEBRUARY
1924; Marco. $50; April. 1913; May, S.Sh
suns review: Cotton advanced 4s to 20
points, closing very steady AFTER safes
| Of 1896 900 bales.
| To-day's features: Prices shot upward
like a rocket to-day, and closed at about
| the top figures OF the day. There was
reaction at one time, and part OF the i'm
| provement was lost. but the weakness
was only temporary, and prices again
| rallied and advanced. The pool set the
! pace. snd local shorts fell over one an
other I'm their anxiety 10 get under cover.
The official weather report showed
precipitation in the entire cotton belt or
only IA sf an inch at Beetle, Tex. ana
the Signal Service predicts continued talr
weather for the next thirty-siN hours,
with the exception OF local showers In
the Mississippi Nelley. New orleans
bought the southern spot markets were
more active at rising prices, and bad crop
reports are coming In again. Inc weekly
weather report was bulljsh. II Is SAID
that I'm Texas the outlook for the top crop
ia very poor except over the southwest
and northwest portions OF the cotton as
trict, where in some sections Ihe plantt . -
still growing and blooming. The receipts
were smaller than had been expected
NEW ORLEANS, September 1-Futures
| steady: sales 50 500 bales; September s,.tZi
October, .N.75; November, rs rs: Deeera y es:
TT; January. N9J; FEBRUARY N.'9'
March. $500; April, $500
NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. n. c. September l.
Rosin-Firm; strained Sl.S5; good strained,
- Turpentine-steady; machine, AAc.;
irregular. BIC.
Crude Turpentine-Quiet; hard, $40;
soft, sl6j; virgin, N.eS.
CHARLESTON, 5. c.. September L
Turpentine-Firm at q lie: sales none.
R6sin~Firm; sales. none: y and G, n.25;
d, +, and F. Sl.30; @, sl.S5i II, Ai0; l.
Ni5; X. $50; N. I,55i n $50; winoow-
glass. $40; water-white NN
SAVANNAH GA. September l.-Tur-
pentine-Firm at p l-sc.; sales, l,sO CASKS;
receipts, 1.2l4 casks.
Rosin-Firm; factors holding; sales.
none: receipts. SOL barrels. a, b, {. -.
and ID s.3S: r. 81 40: G, $40; II. N.45; |,
H.55; vi. $50; n. $40; window-glass, No;
water-white. s..
Secretary Herberts Holiday.
| LONDON, September 1.-Hon. Hilary A.
Herbert, United states Secretary OF we
Navv. went on. board the new British