Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-12

stsany; naru wheat. sprinS patents $s'iS
OSLO. In wood; others unchanged. No. =
spring wheat, q l-2g6S 5-sc.; No. red.
| sSq67 lie: No. corn, IS 3-ic: No
oats; y = SO, S>s@ggc. Mess pork, @;Matsy
1850. Dry salt shoulders. A.s2 10
N.I5. Short clear sides. S.T i-2aSm
Whiskey sl.2s.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION sTOCK-YARDs, ILL. March
| observation-disclosures, 1900 head market
firm and loq15c: higher; common to extra
| 81. 75n&@; cows and bulls, N.5eaSn;
calves. s275ds6.I0; Texans. s2,io6s4l0
Hogs-Recelpts. 5000 head: market
weak , and Ses ,S. lever g yer heavy packing
s sha sn' mixsa osS ~ csoice as,
sorted, Nioas4.2o; light. S.scas4-o; pigs.
sheep-Recelpts. i.coo head; market
steady; Inferior to choice. ss.nqss@;
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. o.. March ii.-Fiour dull:
ss.5oass.ss' ''' '
wheat-Quiet and steady; sample red.
track. n 1-2c.
corn..Quiet and steady; mixed. ear.
Oats-Quiet and steady; rejected mixed,
track, 20 i-2c.; No. mixed. q l-2c.; NO.
Pork@Quiet and easy: mess. so: clear
mess, 5000; family. 1850.
IArd-Quiet; steam leaf, S.75; kettle,
$5.75; prime steam. sales at S.i5u{6.@.
Bacon-Quiet; loose shoulders. t-Sc.:
short-rib sides. 3-sc. short clear sides,
Dry Salt Meats-Easy and less active;
loose shoulders and short ribs, &C.; shoot
clear sides, 1-ic.; boxed meats, lie.
more.
Whlskey-Qulet and steady at S.22
ST LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. MO-, March 1i.--Fiour
easier: patents. T.sJGs3.75; extra fancy.
s. 9sSsoss.i5; fancy s2.souss; choice 1880
W Wheat-Firmer Z, March, slc.; May. g i-s
scorn~Firmer; March, sc,; May. no
| q 1-Sc; July, % Lie.
oats.A shade higher; March. 10 i-sc.:
Professionalism mess. new. so; old.
Lard-Prime steam, $50; choice.
.Bacon-shoulders. 5 1-2c.; longs, g 5-sc.;
| clear ribs. 5-Sc. clear sides, SIC,
| Dry Salt Meats-Shoulders. S-lc.; longs,
| &C.. short ribs, 5 1-Sc. clear sides, l-4c.
| High Wines-Steady at $l22
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March il.--l29o p. M
GGatGn IN m sHId sd P saes
bales; American, 1880 bales; speculation
and export, 1000 bales Receipts, 1000
bales: American, ssoS bales x....
American middling,. low middlinx clause;
March and April. 1o-e4q4 1s-esd,; April
| and May, 4 is-e4at ls-e+d. May and june.
I7-64a4 16-eid.; July and August. 1874
| "a I7-6tli4 l6-64d. August and September.
ltd; September and October o-etd;
0 Ssssr a and s s $50 l Deem
Der and january, 6s-6f9i449 Gid.
Futures steady at the advance. Tenders
at to-day's clearings, none
March and April 4 is-Gidy value; April
and May, 17-64d., buyers; May and June,
ls-G4d., buyers; June and July. l5-sfp
l6-64d, value; July and August, D-S4ds
sellers; September and October, I-6td.
sellers; October and November, 63-SfV
$50 November and d, De- NIB T. g-ss
s 6l-e413 62-64d.. sellers.
Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK, March iL-cotton steady;
middling 7 SIC.
Net receipts, none; gross, CTS bales;
forwarded, IN bales: sales, l,3l0 bales;
spinners, i,27o balesS stock. 1885 bales
Totals to-day: Net receipts. Lbs bales;
exports TO Great Britain, 64s bales; Conti-
nent, 800 bales; stock, 7Ss.S7 bales
Totals 30 far this week; Net receipts
ANS bales; exports to Great Britain,
5o.o23 bales; France. H,Ssl bales; continent
1872 bales.
T. l55, s7s bales; exports to Great Britain
lsB,ss9 bales; France, 1881 bales; Con-
tinent. l.s3o.3le bales. -
bales; March, f7.ii: April, N.5l; May g.57;
June, $50; July 1858; August. N.65; Sep
TENDER. T3S; October, N.S: November
s72i; December. III; January. H.M
to : points, but recovered the loss on the
next crop, and advanced I point, while
this months crop closed / to . points
lower. Sales, 1920 bales.
regular, under the domination OF news
favorable and unfavorabie. but In the
end they were stronger, and especially
for the next crop. The receipts at Au-
New Orleans tomorrow was compare
lively large, while New Orleans At one
time showed considerable weakness More.
dull there was no aggressive bull specu-
lation in raw cotton, the buying was
mainly for short account, and when that
fell OF the market had no other support.
Memphis received only half a. much cot
ton to-day as a year ago. Houston not
one quarter as much, and st. Louis less Z
than a fifth. The professional element
are Sssr san co o of goods ana
absence OF speculation, SO that me RALLIES
In price just now are brought about more
by the SsSrs shan not ~ X the the specaaon
and among the professionals fhe bulls
are distinctly In the minority. Liverpool,
the Continent. and the south bought this
afternoon.
NEW ORLEANS. La. March n-cot- =
ION Futures steady: sales, $3.50 bale9s q
March N.A: April, H.4S: May, 10:
June. $50: July. N5i: August, y3: eep~
fsmber. N12; October. N.09; November.
IA an. december. S.01 "
secretary Hestsrs Now Orleans Cotton
EXCHANGE statement OF the semt-WeekIy q
movement at thirteen leading interior
Fer Eer fsse-Recelpts. i40i3 bales; sbip.
rnenfs 2.0aG bales. stock. 25.t3 bales. "
For Receipts. 33.S1 baless dip
ments. a. 40 bales: STOCK. 303tf3 bales. 2
FOR is9f-R Receipts. AHf bales; e1lp-
nents. "a 49i bales; stock, z9.N6 b&,en.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. March i.--Resln
fsr1nf strained. H@9: good strained. Nm ~
soirits Nothing doitH- q
crude Turpentine--k Nothing doing. Is
Tar-F1rm At sc. "a,
CHARLESTON. 8. c.. March il.--1uPe 4
pentine firm at Is l-2c.. asked; aaie& BONA (
Rosin- Firm; sales norei u IN
sa,is; .. ND; n as; y 10; q ~, +
sSvANNAH. GA. March ~ Txrpe6-
t3rss opened at &c. bid. and closed 0<1n 4<'
81 TX. With sales Of = csshs' r>colp<s 4
n Ssfe- and unchanse1; 10 ~
rev,orfed. receipts III Rnrf>lA 5.. ~