Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-06

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OATS
s ss:s:::ss ::3;S.4 80 s'Ss ~
Sept......I 2lH 81 xiS
Ssy.~..' $50 50 's 81, ears . ,ssSss
LARD
H july: s 60 s s:sS s 81 g..
Snosr-RIBs-
S Ssy: SO 80. s ssss S Ssss s &Ssss
Cash quotations. Flour was dull boz
spring wheat. 6Jft65 3-sc.; No. 2 red, @ 5-ifg
g 5-sc No. 2 corn, 3 a,dg l;s,, s-sc 10
S.3O9s5S2 H. Short-rlb sides. S.1eQ%.l0
Dry sailed shoulders. sl.e2 i-2llSta IL.
Short-clear sides, S5.25Q$5.1 IL Whiskeys
H.22
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION sToCK-YARDS. ILL. March
5.-cattle-Receipts. HOO Market firm;
eTs and feeders. ss75as5, .; cows ana
Hos Hoss"Recepts. .i7.Go. Market irm, ana
partly &C. higher; heavy packing and ship
mixed, ss.90atl.i5; choice assorted, $500
Sheep-Recepts. 1900. Market firm: In
ferlor to choice. s9.eogss.e5; lambs. $500
'''''' CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, O.. March 5;-Flour-
Steady; winter patents. $s.e5GS.9o; spring
patents. s3.50lS.S.
Wheat-Quiet and unchanged.
Corn-Firmer; mixed ear. 30 1-2c.
Oats-Steady; No. mixed. 22p2 i-fc.;
No. white. 2ic.
Pork,-Easy; mess, 1915
Lard-Quiet; Steamboat. s-4c.; kettle
"a
Bacon-ouiet: loose shoulders. i-2c.;
short-rib sides. 3-Sc short-olear. BIC.
Dry Sailed Meats-Easy and active:
loose shoulders, &C.; short ribs, &C.; short
clear sides, 5 lac.
Boxed Meats, lie. more.
Whiskey-unchanged, at Si.22.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. March DEMONSTRATING
wheat-steady; March. &c. nominally;
May. IS l-2ae5 5-Sc.. bid; July. .Gs i-2c.
Coma shade lower March, 26c., asked;
oats-Weak, to i-Sc. higher; March, nc,
nomlnaly; May, 2S l-2c.. asked; July,
Pork-standard mess, new, 1885; Old.
Lard-Prlme, 1-2c.: choice. SEQ
Baeon-sho1lders. ; l-2c longs. 8 &c;
DR. Dry Salt alted sTeats-ShoSIders. 4 BIC;
longs. Sc; clear ribs. l-sc.: clear RIBS.
fiisH NiNtS-Sicll1, 1T Si.--.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. March 5.-12:s0 p. NJ
can middling. 9-s2d. Sales, 1900 bales;
American. li.c00 bales: speculation and ex-
port. 900 bales. Receipts. 1900 bales;
Futures opened easy; demand moderate;
! March. and March and April, 4 l0Sid.;
April and May, and May and June.
gust. 9,Giai s-6id. August and septem-
Der. 7-6fai G-6id.: September and Octo-
Der, a.; october and November, 6e-6ile,
59-6id.; November and December, anu
December and January, ) 53-Gld
Futures steady
,i2:l5 7. M.,-AmerIoan SPOT grades .un-
I l9-s2d. good midding, ll,32d mid,
ordinary. l.l6d.; ordinary 3 $50
March and April 4 7-s4G!i SID, buyers:
June, DO; June and july, 4 SGD. buyers;
September. 4-6ld.. sellers: September and
October, 3 6l-Gid., buyers; October and No.
yemberys 57.sid,. sellers; November and
December. 55-6id3 5l-6id.. sellers; Decem-
Der and January, do. sellers.
Futures closed quiet and steady.
NEW YORK, March 5-Cotton-AIid-
ding Gulf. 7-Sc; midillng.. 5-sc.; net
Confines 'S Bnss f Sadi eHR Sons
sales: ZlS bales, all spinners; stock.
1894 bales.
exports. Great Britain. Lob bales; conti-
nent. 1885 bales stock, 1899 bales.
Totals so far his week-Net receipts:
bales. France. l.27o bales; Continent. 49,
f02 bales
Totals since September ist-Nee re-
ceipts. ffsS3d bales; exports, Great
bales; Continent, t,SiSs2i bales.
Futures closed steady sales; lS1o
J Jaiss M 55: july and aPl Aasasi N SEP:
TENDER. T.f7, October, t7l2: November,
500; December $40; January SIS.
Suns cotton report: Cotton declined 100
cline OF san points. with sales OF 2ss.seo
bales
To-day's features; King Menelik. OF
Abyssinia got the best OF King Cotton
the s SbysSinIans Caused heavy selling o.
cotton In Liverpool which put down prices
there and. needless 10 say, the deprcs-
markets. The bis bulls OF Liverpool sold
heavily there. and the Continent flooded
Liverpool with selling orders. Liverpool
and the Continent. however. sold In New
York. Prices here gave way at once 81,
spite OF the fact that the receipts az the
interior towns were light, that most or
the ports got comparatively little cotton.
and that the outlook now points 20 q crop
OF not much. II any. over 300 bales.
There were some reports In circulation To-
Day that the export demand was better
here. II was even rumored that something
like 5000 bales had been sold for export.
though this was not fully authentscatcd.
The Russian ports Will soon be Opened.
and then o better Russian demand may
be expected. New York Is the cheapest
market, or one of the cheapest markets. Z
In this country and those who want cot
pne iq thai @ Re adScs were less
cheerful, than recently. but, even II Man.
chester agrees on. somewhat lower basis
OF values a good trade might be expect
ed At liverpool. the spot sales In
creased 10 1900 bales. ON the other hand.
however. futures were low there. the
Italian Italian er ac,or was n potc the
Cuban question Is not disposed OF, and mo
receipts az Galveston. Charleston. Moniis.
and savannah We're rather hpersi, "mic
NEW ORLEANS, March s-Futurcs-
Steady; sales 1850 bales; march, VII;
Ag5 AUS Es My S a sspt snSs; 3d. 's ~:
tober. s6.A; November. %.S2; December
'"' NAvAL-sTonB MARKETS
WILMINGTON, n, c.. March s.-RosIfl--
Firm; strained. SIS: good strained. ~
Crude Turpentine--N Nothing cc!ng.
Tar--Firn, at @c.
CHARLESTON, :. G., March A-r1ot-
TurpentIne- Market. firm. at y lie.
RosIn-Firm; sales, none: -. ITO: c.
Ni3; ID. Si1; y, N.8; +, $40: @. al9;
n. si.G5.
| SAVANNAH, GA, March s.--Turpcu.
| tine Market firm. At 20 i-2c; sales. ~
! casks. receipts. ~ casks.
Rosin--Flrin. and unchanged: demand
good; receipts, 1.16i barrels. sales not RS
! ported.