Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04

firm; prices were unchanged. No, 2
spring wheat. 66 l-f06i lie; No, spring
wheat, 6iqe5 Ire. by sample;- No. 2 red,
81 l-2c No. corn, = l,t - g2 ,,sf; no; =
ss.97l-2. short-rib sides S3.5QS3.5o. Dry
sailed shoulders, boxed, S3.S7 l-2aS4.
Whskey, sl.ls.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION sTocK-YARDs. ILL, October
3.-Cattle-Receipts 400 head; market
steady and about unchanged.
Others steady. with light receipts.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o.. October 3.-Flour ana
Wheat-Steady and unchanged.
Corn-No. mixed. &c; market steany'
Oats-Sseady; No. 3 white, nN19c.; No.
white. lsc.; No. mixed, lSIls l-ze ,,o.,,
Pork-Steady; city family, N.73eps,
clear family ts.25a'S5O; clear back $50
Lard-steady; kettle lard, 4i-4a4 l-2c.i
prime steam. &c.
Dry-Salted Meats-Steady; shoulders, 81
short ribs, $3.75GS.S; short-clear sides
Bacon-Steady; loose shoulders. 41-ic.
loose short-rib sides. lie; loose short
clear sides. 1894 5-Sc.
Butter-Steady; Elgin. II 1-2c.; Ohio and
Indiana creamery, Il i-2Hlic.
Eggs-Firm at l2ul2 lie.
Whisky, sl.ls.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. October S.-l2:SO 7. M
American middling 4 ll-lGd.; sales, 7,0V
bales; American. 900 bales: speculation
and export, 800 bales; receipts, none.
Futures quiet; demand moderate, Oc-
tober. S-e4d.; october and November,
4 27-64d.; November and December, Az
al 25-s4d.: December and January,
4 23-64d. January ard February February
and March. March and April, ESD
April and May, May and June, 42i,eid-
June and July, July and August. 2o-64d.
changed; middlng, ll-l6d.
p Mixtures closed quiet: october,
30-6id, sellers; October and November,
4 2S-64al 27-6id. November and Deem
sellers; January and February, February
and March. 4 22-6tn4 Z}-6id: March and
April. 25-s4d.; April and May, May and
June. 23-esd4 24-6id.; June and July.
4 2l-6id.. sellers; July and August, 42i-of9
25-6id.
NEW YORK. October Section fu-
lures closed steady; sales. $500 bales
October 81 IS: November, $685. December
sos: January, $50; February, ssh
March, 1875; April. $3.50; May. 1888; june
$3.50.
SUNS review: The speculation to-day
was dull and uninteresting. and, after
fuctuating within an extremely narrow
range, prices closed unchanged to
points lower with sales or only 4sOJD
bales. Spot cotton here was unchanged.
The port receipts were estimated at
The Chronicle states that rain has
fallen I'm most sections OF the South
during the week; that at number OF
points In the Southwest the rainfall has
been rather excessive. following the
gathering and marketing OF the CROP,
and along the Atlantic heavy wind
storms: that advices from Alabama indi-
cate that the picking Is nearing COM
pletion in some districts OF that State.
There came into sight during the week
3s7.924 bales, against 2ossli in the same
week last year, making the total In sight
/ 1851, 500 bales, against 1884 bales In the
same time last year. The total world s
visible supply Is now 2.l0i,922 bales, In
GLIDING l,s27.s.2 American, against 2,i45.-
496 bales last year. OF which 2.l90. 29G were
American. The exports from the ports
thus far this season are 4l0.7G0 bales.
against l52,O7s in the same time last
season.
NAvAL-SToRE MARKETS.
SAVANNAH. GA, October 3.-Turpen
tine Firm at age; sales. 1.0s5 casks; re
Rosin-Firm; sales. 2oso barrels: re
cefpts 2S26 barrels Quote: A. u. C. ID
and L, si50 F and G, $i.52 IL; II and
N65: X $780, NJ. sl.75: ~, 81; window
glass, 32l5; water-white. 1885,
CHARLESTON, s. C., October s-Tur
pentine-Firm at "a lie: sales. none.
Rosln-F1rm; sales, none: b. G. and d
$50: II and +, si.45; q. II, I, and X SEQ
NJ, NO: n, 81. so. window-giass, 81; water
white $40