Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-07

JAM. s.70 a7o a51I] a57h
Cash quotations: Flour was easier;
prices were unchanged; No. q spyinE
Wheat, IS i-2Q5s 5-sc.; No. 2 red. g i-s4
oats i7.sis l-.c' M Ness s'p PORK. ssSSS@
Lard, S3a1t<S30 Short-rib sides, MIC
500. Dry-salted shoulders. S.ft9A
Short-clear sides. $.76VsS.S IL. Whishey,
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKER
UNION STOCK-YARDS. ILL, August
6-Cattle-Receipts, 500 head Market
firm and 10c. higher; common to extra
steers, s3.SUs470; stockers, aid fsederA
i Texans. ;l1Gs si an" western rangers
Hoss~Receipts. 1900 head Market firm
and 10c. higher; heavy packing and ship
mixed, {S204$s.60; choice assorted, 1850
1.75: light. Ss5a$3.75; pigs, 81 s03t8.7o.
Sheep-Rece;pts, 1900 head. Market
steady; inferior to choice, $2qS,2o; lambs
$3.50.
CINCINNATI, o., August 6.-Fiour-
Quiet and steady.
wheat-ouiet and easy; No. 8 red held
at 59I60c.
corii.ogist and steady; No mixed.
oats-steady; No 8 mixed. track, ITO
l9c.
PorS-steaaE clear ss,t family 7s 81 primo
Bacon~Steady: loose shoulders, $40
s412 l-2 short ribs s412 1-2qti.i5; short
clear SIDES, ABq$iD. ~,
1915: short-rib sides, ss.75qs3.9o; short clear
sides, AdA0j
Whlskey-unchanged at Sl.22
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. August 6.-Flour-un-
changed.
Wheat-Lower; August. Sc Use. BID;
September, 81 l-2c. bid; December. 90 l-zc'
Corn-Lower August, % 7-Sc.; Decem-
Der, q 3-Sc., nominally.
! Oats-Lower; August, 19c. bid Sspteni-
Der, 1sc. asked; May, % l-2c. asked. =.
Pork Standard mess, new. $3.50 ~;
Tard~Prime steam, $40; choice. S.l5.
Bacon-Shoulders. SAG IL; longs,
Al2 IL; clear. A25qSt59. a.. ,..
Dry-Salted Meats-Shoulders, u; longs
1910; clear ribs 1881 IL.
Others unchanged.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL August 6-l2:So T; NJ.
Cotton.Demand fair; prices hrm Amss ~.
can middling. 3-S2d. sales io,vn % psi sT;
american $50 bales; specu'sannohb a dnS
Futures opened firm; demand good; Au-
gust. s-6iq4 1-s4a4 e-e4gE4 t-esEt 81. ~ tosi
Az august st sn s ssgt:sSsEi slSss sss
!i Ia. ss.d sSgtis@ssss ga ga 9 SssoSsi
So-cid. december and January "a !. s- S.ss
l-6iflI i-64a3 63-64Q3 62-8443 0-5tuS d14sy
! q 6t-C403 60-6sQf3 6i-84d.: January and rep
,uP ssI,aIs 'S sstd EGG s.s lst'ts , rs @
s s Sss sSe. . Es ss ss aaS h March
ami April s 4-eiS4 i-s+d.; April ana May
] Futures steady. -
i2:45 p. M.~American spot grades, y-Szd.
higher; American middlinA TAR 4o,sd':
E o% m mlSains' 1871: good ordinary
8 81 SD: ordinary, $3.50.
r. ISASsSs tg ga 0 Syssrs s AYsast
b bsr and October, l-ssd.. buyers; October
Ser and mSV psesmbsr' sS-si5 sellers De.
Ss%Ssr and and I FsS1aay ISL ssIsrs
February and March, 8 e3-s4d. sellers;
/ March and April 4d. sellers; April ara
May, 4 Lid, buyersl May ana june
Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK, August S-S9tton-, COCO
mddling, s5-sc.; iniddhng. 81 ,ec; ts r,oss
receipts. 1865 bales: forwarded, 3 bslesi
sales, $50 bales-all spinners' stocA' "T''
Totals to-day: Ne. receipts =; Ss' S bslss;
FT Tssss n 80 FAR St tSis week week. rsesp
q nS bai,s. exports-to Great Britain. e13
bales; France. ESQ bales; Continent, 81"
totals since September list; Net receipts
5.iei $50 balesi exports--t2 Great Bri Tn
2.2s7'Z1 bales; France, 1894 bales; Con-
tinent, 1,77S,7so bales: .uu,s, &c. Sam
,s TStSres r GS's86 ct SssE M NoysmSsr.
N.ss: December. N.e9; January, 81; FEB
rruary, N,7f: March, H.7s; April w.
Suns suns i review Cotton opened 10
points lower on some months, recovered
this, and advanced slightly. rescrsa, ana ana
| declined to 16 points. rscoytrsd THIS, ana
at one time was % 70 "a points higher,
but later reacted, and closed ~ net
advance OF Is to IS points on most months.
august sdys ,,s Pq 81 TO- ba dss close
To-day's features: The shorts we're stu
running to-day, and prices advanced. AZ
first there was a decline on reports OF
rair in Mississippi but tns ws pracr,fsttnn
in that State, the total Deink .oz OF ah
inch. In the Southwest the drouGht re-
mains unbroken.. and the signal service
predicted generally fair weather Tor the
next thirty-six hours, SO prices rgii,ed
and advanced sharply Liverpool re-
spouded to the rise here yesterday. New
Orleans bought, ana ts Ts Ieg yes a,so
considerable new buying the soutnSFh
sDot markets were generally higher. Be
fore The close there was sharp reactioni
vet the last Prices oiOWNt .N--r -~1ls
Improvement for the day; LlveIpooi sV,u.
and local operators took pron,s OF M
Rig rise The break IN WAL stree. a.so
had a depressing influence on senumen.
Two failures were announced on the n9or,
hut they had little, II any, influence Inc
dry-goods market was somewnhl ne..s sf
to-day, but print cloths continue duh ana
weak. 80. A..
NEW ORLEANS. a; August e si-cottto s,r,, az
t .4ses s enter nss; October. ~; Mo-
vernber, TT; pecemntr. 49,
and February. $40; March, VIZ.
NAyAL-sTORE MARKETS,
WILMINGTON. N. Co., august Goa se;s5
Rosln-F1rmi strained. VIZ h-A' s''1
s' saIr,ts s' TSuir1psntipe-steadyi machine
2i &c: irregular. 20 SIC.
crude urpentine--steadyj hard. III;
soft. N.65; Virgin. N.65.
CHARLESTON, s. c., August e--IpF-
rsntire -FYrm at q 1-2c.; sales, none ., %.
'Ros.n-Firm; sales, none; and s,'42
, sqS K iHI N. aso; h,sS; window
sisss ri 'f0' water-white. a-Se
sAvANNAH, GA. August s-Tyfpsn.
ma opsned and closed hrm az y l-ccs'
49,. I 100 casks: receipts, i,ls9 casks.
Hos,n-Frrm; sales. 4.o2 b3Trels;, re-
oelots 400 barrels; 4. b. Z, ano ~.
nHi.2, 3 and +, 81. 70; @. n. Ga IL:
fA ELI. X. N.62 IL: ~, no IL: =, N'so;
w.rSov-siass. Sis: watsr-whits. y.
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