Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23


NS; stockers and feeders. s2seasS;
COWS and bulls, N.20Q5S25; calves. 80
H@: Texans. sL55gsSSc; western rangers
Acss~Receipts. 1900 head. Market
! heavy; heavy packing and shipping lots.
t2S0qs33o: common 10 choice mixed.
h%gs3;5o; choice assorted ySSS4ss@;
she shcee& ise si1S pig S'oct hesd. Market
steady inferior to choice sSssS.SO; lambs
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. August 2.-Fiour--ouiet
and unchanged.
c. SIC; September. 81 3-+d63c.; December,
g lie. bid steamer no. 2 red. "a i.te
az 3-sc.; southern, by sample, 6lU6s lac;
do, on grade, GO 34g6S 5-lc.
Der, q 7-Sq2sc. october, 2SE2s l-ic. year
n exc. asked; steamer mixed. "a S-s1
- lie; southern white, z4Sc.; DO. yer
oats steady; No. 2 white. zgosc.: No
2 mixed, 23qz3 lie.
Rye-Firm: No. nearby. IS 1-2gs5c-j
No. western. IS i-gQ2Gc.
Hay-Elrm; choice timothy. sie1fl5.5o.
Grain Ffeights-Firn and unchanged.
ESgs-Firm At II l-2ssl3c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. MO, August 22.-Flour-
Quiet and firm.
Wheat-Hlgher; August. e6c. bid; Sep
| tember, 81 i-2c. asked, December. 81 1-Scs
asked.
Corn-Hi CHER: August. q 40; septem-
Der. q l-4e: I'D; December 2 lie. DID;
oats-.steady; August, 2oo nominaily;
bid.
Other articles unchanged.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. August 22.-l2.5O Il. NJ
Cotton-Demand limited; prices hrm;
bales-American, 500 bales; speculation
and export, 1909 bales; receipts. none.
Futures opened quiet. demand mode
rate; August 4 SS-sid,i August and and SEP,
and October, 1904 also 2J-6id.; ocso-
and December, 29-6ia4 2s-s4s4 A-e4o
s5 :t ss Ps sS5aS s eng '4Hsa s.S
! 7-sid; January and February $40
! 4 2S-6iQ4 27-Sd.: February ana Aarcn,
4 23-64G4 2l-6id.; March and April. 9-e+o
4 2s-64Q4 266id.; april and May, zS-6td.;
May and June, Z9-6fd.
Futures quiet az the decline.
1915 p. M-Cotton-Amehcan spot
Grades, 1-led. higher; American mlddling.
middrns. ! 25-s2d; low middiing. sd;
/ y. M-Cotton-Amercan middling,
ana S''a A9gs5t .SS4 i sgysrs seisr:.
I
! September and October, 3o-64a4 sl-64d.,
sellers; October ana November ! 2o-stp
29-6id., sellers; November ard pecem-
! Der, 27-64d., buyers; December and Janu-
airy, 27-s4d.. buyers; January and Feb.
| ruary, 4 SI-S4d, buyers; February ana
March. 2s-s41., sellers; March and April.
! 4 29-Gld., sellers; April ana May, D-etV
( 4 29-S4d., buyers; May ana June. 4So-Aa''
Futures closed quiet ard steady.
! NEW YORK, August ZZ--Cotton-DullI
midding Gulf, s7-sc.; mLlalag uplands,
/ 6-Sc. sales. IS bales.
Futures closed steady; August, S.lj
/ September, $50; October {s.S6; Noyember
| sS.52; December, 1886; January, 1873; Feb
/ ruary, 1913; March, yS.H; April, ss.5l; May.
| $3.50: sales. 1880 bales.
! Net receipts. none; gross, S2s bales; for
warded. none; sales, IS bales. all spin
/ ners; stock, 50 24 bales.
Totals to-day and 30 far this week; Net
receipts, 1910 bales; exports-to Great
/ Britain, 900 bales; Continent, 200 bales;
| stock l55.157 bales.
/ Totals since September 1st: Net receipts.
] 5224740 bales: exports-to Great Britain,
/ 2.2E, I'll bales: France. 1888 bales; Con-
tinent, 1,1So.ns bales.
Total visible supply OF cotton for tho
world, 13n, So bales, OF which l,0tSeSt
/ bales are American; against 2.s3gig and
/ 2l3.0l9 bales, respectively last year.
/ Receipts OF cotton this week az all In
! terror towns. e. ll5 bales. receipts from
the plantations. So2I bales; crop IN sight,
/ 7.055,eeo bales.
POINTS, rallied, and advanced 4 70
points, but later reacted and declined
to points, closing steady, With saIss OF
/ 1890 bales.
pool to-day, In the face OK the sharp ed-
| vance here yesterday, was Depressing
/ factor in tO-aay's speculation. Al fret
there was decline, bur later ths wa
recovered, and en- advance followed. The
I Chronicles weekly report was Dullish, ana
tho South bought. II Mississippi there was
| q slight precipitation but elsewhere there
was no rain reported In the cotton belt.
Shorts eOysred, and ASSISTED the rise.
However, before the close prices rsreat-
Cd again, on realizing sales and the sig-
nal-service prediction OF showers In the
| cotton belt generally.
There were two unlmportant failures on
! the E,xcharge-thOse Of 4. y. EeEner and
A. s. Davis The failure OF large cot
ton firm in Texas had a somewhat de-
/ pressing effect on sentiment her9
NEW ORLEANS. August Cotton
Futures steady; sales, 1850 bales; Au-
/ gust sg20; September S0l october $AoS;
| November $500; December. B.l5 January,
$500; February, sS.4; March, sS2.
NAvAL-sTORD MARKETS
| WILMINGTON, n O., August Fro
sin-Firm; strained, sl.S2 IL; good strain
TTurpentine-steady; machine, &c; ir-
| regular. &c.
Tar-Steady az N.O5.
Crude Turpentine-Quiet; hard, N-c;
soft, S155: virgin. gLS.
SAVANNAH, GA. August 22.-.Spir1ts
Of Turpenune-Firm AZ p lie; sales. 800
casks: receipts, 1.G0 casks.
Rosin-Firin and unchanged; sales. LOO
barrels; receipts. 1926 barrels.
CHARLESTON. s. e., August H.-1ur-
pentlns-F1rrn at q 70 22c. sales, none.
Rosin-Firm: sales, none; p and Q, yL25i
D and f, s.3O; F. $50; g. Sis; II, y1o;
I, N.5; K, $40; NJ. T.s5; y, $50; win