Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-24

Mss PORE
ssy' s ssss 's ss5 , ssss 's sssss
nsy....... 4.sass Ass ASS ass
July..... 4so 500 400 s.s7M
Rfss-
s %ly 80 sas,s ~ ~ =. sss 1 .ss:
Dt cssh quotations Flour Vas steady
wheat, 81 5-Su65%c.; red, 6SAG6z4c. Corn.
~ 3-suz9 5-Sc. Oats, l9ql9iac. Mess pork,
$3.50. Lard. $50. Dry-salted shoulders,
siSVfSL62h Short-clear sides, sisI5s.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION sToCK-YARDs, ILL, April "a.
Sattllsn 5i $500 head Market n
to extra steers, s3.2OgA.2o; stockers and
feeders. s2.s0dS3.75: cows and bulls, 81. 100
S.25: Texans. S2.e5as3.so.
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000 head. Market
steady; heavy packing and shipping lots.
s3.S5g$S.55; common to choice mixed, $500
SEQ: choice assorted, &.70ds3sO; light
$. t5aS3.75: pigs s2.9gl$3.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head. Market
stronger; inferior to choice. s2.5Oass.o;
lambs, $350@si60.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, o., April 23-Fiour--
Active; winter patents, S.7o@s5.So; spring
patents, s3.6oQS.s0.
Wheat-steady; No. 2 red, 7sc. bid: 7ic.
corn--ouIet; No. mixed. 30 s-sc.; No. .
oatsNEasy: No. Mixed track, q 1-2@
2 l-2c.; No. white, % lie.
Pork-Quiet; mess. 50.
Lard-Quiet; demand sair; steam leaf
Bacon-Quiet: demand fair; loose shout
ders A75: short clear, $525; bellies, $50.
Dry-salted Meats-Steady and quiet;
clear. si75; bellies, 1912 1-2; boxed meats,
Whskey-Quiet and steady at N22.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April 2s.-Flour--weak; pa
tent, SseqsS.7O; fancy s2.750s2S; choice.
wheat-Higher; May. 81 l-Sc. bid: July,
50 l-2q59 5-Sc.; August, 81 lie.
Corn-A shade lower: May. Is 7-sc.; July.
2Sc.
oats-Lower; May II 5-sQ17 s-ic.; July.
IS SIC.
Pork Standard mess new. $50; old.
Lard-Cholce steam, A65dATO.
Bacon,-Shoulders aud longs, si75; clear
ribs and clear sides. %
Dry-Salted Meats-Shoulders and longs,
N25: clear ribs, A.S7 l-2; clear sides,
High wines-steady at So.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. April 23-l2:3O =. M.-Cot-
ton-Demand fair; prices firm: American
middling, 3-ed.; sales. 10000 bales--Amer-
lean, $40 bales; speculation and export,
800 bales; receipts. u,o00 bales-American,
Futures opened steady: demand mode
rate; April, 20-6td.; April and May.
1 is-6id.: May and June. 1896 ls-eid /;
4 l6-6fq4 i5-s4d.; September and October.
4 Aid; October and November. 3 esd. (:
November and December. ? ei-eid; De-
cember and January eD-sid January
March, 6l-6id.
Futures firm.
l2:45 +. M--American spot eyades, led.
higher; American, mIddiins CIR .5-zzd. I:
low midding, 45-i6d.; goEs ordinary.
SLED: ordinary. al.
4 z. M,-cOtton-ApriI = ie.etsfi o.eld..
buyers; April and May. lg-eid., sellers;
July. i6-6id.: July and August. fi5-6td,,
sellers: August and September, il.ffp
4 i2-cld.. sellers; September ahd October,
s-ei@i i-sid;, baysrsi October and No 20
December and December and January.
3 6O-Gias 6l-sid. sellers; January and Feb
ruary, 6l-6id.
Futures closed barely steady.
NEW YORK. April 2s-cotton- steady;
middling Gulf, 5-iGc.; middling, l-lcc. (
bales: exports--to Great Britain, $50
bales; TO the Continent. 900 bales; Tor.
wa rded. Is bales: sales, 42s bales-all
spinners; stock 1886 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. $3.50 bales:
exports--to Great Britain. Ss92 bales; 70
the Continent 800 bales; stock, ies'Ssi
bales.
Totals 80 far this week: Net receipts.
1855 bales txports-to Great Britain, So
9s bales; TO France. ia bales; to the
Continent. 2l,GG bales.
Totals since September LIST: Net receipts.
i.sl2,s5 bales; exports-to Great ss brltun;
the Continent. I,572. 4S2 bales.
Futures closed STEADY; sales, ie5bv
bales; April. S.s2: May, $50; June, EsSi
October E2s; November and December
T.1S; January, VIZ
Suns cotton report: Cotton. advanced
10 points. bur lost the Improvement. and
closed only / point higher on the near
months, and l 90 points lower on the
fall deliveries. with the tone steady ana
the sales ls9 coo bales.
To-day's features: The early Liverpool
news to-day was stronger. and prices ac-
cordngly advanced. but at the rise there
was considerable realizing and reaction
followed. Prominent bulls, who were good
buyers. withdrew their support to-day.
ana sold quite freely. Then, too. rains
were reported in sections OF the Atlantic
States where dry weather has been COM
plalned OF and the later Liverpool news
was less encouraging, ana contributed 10
The decline. But the tone OF the market
was not weak, by any means, for there
Is a general disposition here 20 support
prices The exports from the ports were
liberal while the receipt3 at the ports
were small, and those ~ the Interior
towns were not excessive. Freight engage
ments for 10000 bales OF May for export
were reDOrted
NEW ORLEANS. April 23.-Cotton-Fu-
lures quiet and steady: sales. ~ 40 bales;
April. SI.I; May $50; June. N.6t; july.
$3.50; August. S53: September, -N.i5; Dc
tober. $6N; November. 1898; December,
1885, January, $685.
NAvAL-STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. " C., April 3-K0sln--
STEADY. strained. 81. IS: good strained. $i.5a
SpirIts OF Turpentne-Steady: MACHINE
q lee: irregular, PC.
Tar--Steady az goo.
Crude Turpentine-Stsady; hard. N.50
soft, N.7o; virgin. si.so.
CHARLESTON, $. c.. April e5.--Tur
pentine Firm at &C.; sales. none.
ROsin-- Firm: sales. none, II, Z, and ~
N'i0 r. y, and G, 81 30; II and l, Ills: *
81 .cD NJ. $40; y, sl.SQ: wind0w-glass, N.9S
water-white, ss-os
SAVANNAH. GA. April 2-Turpen
tine-oniet: sales. i.si2 casks: receipts
l.5zs casks
Rosln-Flrm at the decliae: sales, 100
barrels; receipts, 3.27I barrels: A. b. g. ID
l., L, and q, sl.i5; n. $50: and n. N9.i
Al. si.7i: NJ. $l.S: wlndcw-giass, r
water-white. Gi0.