Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-06

Sept. 300 5.O1 900 o.O2x
Nays 'D 4Igs 4l7t AIN AIM
sept. 4.37Is 4.45 ASS s.42ss
Closing quotations: Flour was dull and
easy. Hard wheat; spring patents. $3.50:
sort patents. @p@.Z9; hard wheat,
bakers. s2.25aS2.50; winter. s3S5QsS50. No.
spring wheat. 90 3-SH60isc. No. 2 red.
&c. No. corn, % l-4N2S4,c. No. 2 oats,
lSnlS Lie. Mess pork, SLSpSS Lard,
N'5QiiSo. Short-rib sides. al5rfi9l
Dry-salted SL50u<LtZiz. Short-clear sides.
Si2jQSL37ia. Whiskey, Sl.22.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS. ILL, May s.
Cattle-Receipts. 400 head; market slow
and Sc. lower. common TO extra steers,
S40usL50, stockers and feeders, $40
1886; cows and bulls, A.6ogS.6O; Texans
S26j4S410
Hogs-Receipts. 10000 head market
steady; heavy packing and shipping lQts,
S.3H$3.55: common to choice mixed. SSD
$50; choice assorted, S.J5uS7O; light.
sheep" Receirts. 1900 head: market
slow and steady; inferior 10 choice, S25Oy
sz.sO; lambs, Si.Je1f@lo.
CINCINNATI.
CICINNATI. O.. May 5.-Flour-Quiet;
demand fair; winter patents. S3.I0qS.SO;
spring patents. 8.6ouS@
Nheat-tluiet and unchanged. sample
red. track. Gle.
Corn-,.Quiet and steady; mixed ear.
0ats-Fairly active and steady; No. Q
Porli-Stcady; mess. 1915.
Lard-Quiet; demand fair; steam leaf.
Sis; kettle lard. $jlJ
shoulders 6afIe si75: sS SSqa sIdes @ss,
shOrt-clcar sides. s.; bellies. S.25.
Dry-Salted Meats--Steady and quiet;
loose shoulders. A25. short ribs, sac;
short-clear sides. $40, bellies, $Al5. boxed
meats. lac. more.
Whiskey-Quiet and steady at SIP.
ST LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. MO. May 5.-Flour-ouiot
and unchanged.
Wheat-Higher; May. 57lsc. bid: July.
80 lie. August 5934c. asked; September.
90 l-ic. pominally.
n-tinchanged; May. q Lie. bid:
July, 2G l-Sc. asked; September. q 7-sc, bid.
Oats-May firm: July higher; May,
IL i-Sc. bid; July, IS Use. bid.
$50.
Lard-Choice steam. $40.
Bacon-ShoulderS, N.15. longs. M15;
clear ribs, sis2h; clear sides, sLslh.
Dry-Salted Meats-Shoulders, $i.75:
longs. siiHk: clear-rib sides. H67s.
High Wlnes-Steady az N.22.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 5.-l2.ao =. M.-Cot-
confederate demand; prices fair;
bales, American. 500 bales, speculation
and export 500 bales; receipts, 100 bales;
American, 1900 bales.
Futures opened steady; demand mode
rate. May, 22-Gtt4 23-Gid.; May and June.
1 2l-6ld.: June and July, l9-6id: July
and August, 1854; August and Septem~
Der, l5-6fc4 l6-6ld. September and Octo-
Der 7-6id. October and November,
l-eid.; November and December, De-
ccmber and January, 3 63-6ld.. January
and February, al.
Futures firm at the advance.
12.b L. M.-American spot grades, 1-32n.
higher; American middllng fair, sd;
good middilng, ll-32d middling. 1 7-i5d..
low middling. li-52d.; good ordinary.
l-52d. ordinary l5-sld o..,, -
June and July, 2o-Gtqi 2l-6id., sellers:
July and August. nod, buyers; August
Der and October, g-did, sellers October
sellers; January arl February, = l-6ig1
2-sid.. sellers: February and March.
4 2-6idi 3-Gid seller.
Futures closed very steady.
NEW YORK. May 5.-Cotton-Quiet;
middling, sac; net receipts. 57s bales;
gross, S5sz bales; ,eexpoTts-to Great
Continent. 100 bales. forwarded. i7a
bales; sales; $50 bales; spinners. 80 bales;
stock, 1921 bales,
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 6,15 bales;
eXports-to Great Britain, 3,Co5 baieaj
France, 81 bales; Continent. f7a bales:
stock, lO2 SIG bales.
Totals so far this week: Net receipts,
1857 bales; eXports-tO Great Britain,
1882 bales; France. 500s bales; Continent,
1914 bales
Totals since September LIST: Net receipts,
i9S7ll2 bales; eNpOrts-tO Great Britain,
2,oG2.I67 bales; France, 1858 bales; Con-
suns cotton report: Cotton advanced 2
to points. but lost the Improvement. and
closed unchanged TO points lower on
near months, and unchanged 20 points
higher on The distant months, With the
tone steady and the sales 233.300 bales.
To-days features: The Liverpool news
to-day was more encouraging, prices
there recording quite a sharp advance.
Accordingly. early prices here moved up
ward IN sympathy, assisted by supporting
prominent bulls. and some covering OF
shorts The southern markets were also
strong and more active. while the ex-
ports from the ports We're OF fair proper
lions. Liverpool was buyer here Spin
ners. Il Is stated. were buying cotton at
some southern ports to-day. The I'M
provement, however was lost before the
close, and decline In the summer months
cusued. The neNt-crop months vera
sales on the sharp advance here yester-
day. The speculation tc-day-what there
was OF twas confined 10 local operators.
NEW ORLEANS, May 5.-Cotton--
Steady. sales, $500 bales, May. N73;
June. s7.TG July. T.7i; August. T.6i Sep-
tember. NH: October. T.0j: November,
S7.Oi; December, 10i; January. Scs
NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS.
VII MINGTON, y. C.. May 5-Rosin--
steady: strained. 81. 30: good strained. 81 IS.
SPIRITS Turpentine-Dull; machine. &C.;
irregular. Hlsc
Tar-Firm at NlO.
Crude Turpentlne-Steady; hard, $40;
soft 81 20: virgin. xl.D.
CHAIR EsTON. 8. C.. May 5-Turpen-
t,ne-Firm at 24lsc. bid; sales. none. :
Rosin-Ftrm sales, none, A, II. G, ID,
and nj 81 Is: p and q. Si.50: II. N.55; | and
~ a 10. NJ $40: y sl.S0; window glass.
50: water-whifs, s2.Vo.
sAVANNAII. GA. May 5.-Turpentine--
Firm al D Use; sales. 2.Jc0 casks; receipts.
800 casks, 80.
harreis. receipts, i.529 barrels: A, IL. G.. ID.
y y and q. si.6O; IA. N.C5; l, N75; X.
g'7S; NJ, u.s.. y. 50; window-slass. $40;
water white, 40
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT.
I'D LY EXECUTED AT THE DisPsCfa
YRfxTING-HOueE