Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20

pm f''frl1aVi. ~. lvif'.i
rib sides. S.s7 -i2dsS. Dry salt shoulders,
yt62 l-zssSt15. Short clear sides, VIZ l-rV
D.S. Whisky a.22.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS, ILL. March
ls-Cattle-Receipt 1000 head; marker
steady; common to extra steers, N.so(r
$780,; stockers and feeders. G.SsiS9;
s. i01isi
Hogs-ReceIpts. 5000 head; market
weak y 5aslsc.i heavy packing and Snip
MIXED, S9.@asS.95; choice assorted. $3.50
sie5; light. SseQstG4; pigs SQsi.
Sheep-Receipts 1900: market hrm In
ferior TO choice. s2.759}i; lambs, S.S0aN.7o.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. March i9.-Fiour-F'airly
active: winter patent, S.eSqS.@: spring
wheat-Quie,: 40. red. NC.
Corn-NO. 3 mixed, 29ic.. and steady.
Oais-Active: No. white, 2ic
Pork-Esy; moss. $50; clear mess and
Lard-Quiet: steam, l.,e o.d kettle laro.
sac; prime steam. S5iJasJ20
Bacon-guiet ioos s...lidtgs and short
rib sides use; short-cear sides. s-sc.
Dry-Sslted Meats-Easy; shoulders,
4 Use. short-rib sides. $50: short clear.
i-ic; boxed meats. lie. more
Whiskey-Unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. March is-Flour-Dull and
wheat-Iower; March. IS i-4c.; July.
Corn-Lower; March. % tic; July, 27%c.
Oats--LOwer; March. 1885,; July. 10 l-ic.
Pork-Standard mess nominaiiy, S.S'
Lard-Prime. Sass; choice, s..
Bacon-Shoulders. SIC, longs. j-sc.;
clear ribs. 5s,c.: clear sides. 7-Sc.
Dry Sailed Meats Shoulders. 5Ac:
longs. ) Use; clear ribs, lie; clear
High Winee-Steady al Si22.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. March i9.-l2So =. NJ
COtton-Demand fair; prices firm; Ameri-
can miidllng. l3-32d. saes.> lOcoo bales (:
American. $500 bales; speculation and eX-
port. 800 bales. receipts, i5.co bales;
Futures opened firm: demand Moderate:
March. 2l-Gid.: March and Anvil
2l-G4Q4 20-6ial ls-64d.; April and May
l9-6id. May and June, le-GfQl 1850. /;
June and July, 1 is-GtGi it'd. July and
August I l7-64Ti l6-6id.. August and Sep
TENDER 4 l3-Gini f2-6id.: September and
October. 1 f-6id.; October and November,
3 6}-Gii; November and December
G2-Gil.; December and January. $3.50
Futures quiet
Up. M.-Nlarch. I 2o-eidi 2i-Gid.. sellers:
March and April. 4 l9-siiii 2o-eid., sellers;
AIIl anu AltNs : Af-Ntlas FttANlrs aNiAF NV
! June lS-6id.. buyers. June and July,
| lT-Gid, sellers: July aud August, l6-6i0..
| sellers; October and November. q bJ-Hl b.
| buyers; November and December, ard
December and January, 62-Gid., sellers.
NEW YORK. March 19.-cotton-
| Steady: middling Gulf. i-4c middiing,
/ Sc. net receipts. none. gross. 80 bales;
| eXports-tO Great Britain. l.9i bales; Con-
! tinent, 1850 bales; Forwarded, hales;
sales. 269 bales; spinners, 269 bales; stock,
! l60l65 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, 1929 bales;
| exports-to great Britain, 7qi bales, Con-
| tinent. 1856 bales. stock. G665o6 bales
Totals so far this week: Net receipts.
| $500 bales; eXports--to Great Britain.
5l5l9 bales; France. $50 bales; Continent
totals since September LIST: Net receipts.
! 4e25 0S5 bales: eXports--to Great Britain,
l,72j 666 bales: France, 4l7.32s bales; Con
! tinent. 1.370,676 bales.
Futures closed weak: sales. q. 500 bales
| March, 1872. April, $3.50; May III june
! T73; July T7i: August. NN; September
| %31; October, N.26: November, NN; De-
cember. S.22; January. N.26.
Suns cotton report; Cotton declined 20
points on this crop and 20 on the
next Later, the decline was regalned,
! and prices advanced 10 points on this
crop. and 10 Z on the next. The closing
prices, however, were 6 to points lower
for the day on this crop. and . TO 3
on the next Tho close was weak, with
sales OF 2S39C bales.
Today features: on the whole. II was
a day Of LIQUIDATION; II was day ~
| greater pressure 20 sell than 10 buy. and
This fact IS reflected In lower prices For
! one thing Liverpool was very dlsappoint-
ing; somehow ii failed 70 catch the bullisl
injection from this SIDE, aud, ine,ead OF
making a hearty and generols response
10 the advance here on Wednesday IL put
| ND it's prices 6 nigsariiY p0int. or scint
and half. and seemed 10 begrudse even
~. a..s
deal OF selling here carly In the day
and prices speedily gave way under the
strain. And. though later on there wa
a sharp upward turn. a turn in Tag
OF II TO 10 points from the lowest f27irs'
OF the morning. owing 10 covering Of
shorts. and more or lass southern 1nt
outside buying, not 20 mention ipcrs
active and frmer market az the soo,h
before the close quotations arain Togh
| q downward course. and they ended weak
ut about the lowest figures or the day
I This downward movement was troc -Suie
= both to long liquidation and 10 shorl
felling-iong Liquidation for local and
southern account. and short selling by
German houses and others.
NEW ORLEANS. March l9-Cotton-
Futures closed Quiet. sales. $1,000 bales
s7G5: July. S7.6i August. 1851; September
s7l7; October, T.03 November, 500; De
cember. NO2
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
Rosin-Firm: strained, $50; good, g5.
Turpentine-Steady; Machine. &c.; ir
regular q kc.
| Tar-Stelely al ec.
Crude 'firpentine-Quiet: hard no
| quoted. soft d.80; virgin, N.7O.
CHARLESTON. s. G. March i0.-Cot
ton-Firm. sales none: middling. 7i5c.
Turpentlne-N Nothing doing.
Rosin-f'irm: sales 20 barrels: \ ans
| T. Il. C. 81 20: D. Sl2J: f. N40. +
SIS; @, N.55: VI, slGO: I. $40 X. y.SD
", yl.s5; n. $3.50; windowglass. s.: water
white. s2l2ll.
SAVANNAH, GA, March i9.-Turpen
t.Ae--Quiet ar &c, sales. - casks; re
ceip,s 367 casks
Rosin-S;eady and unchanged; receipts
l.4S3 barrels. no sales reported