Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28


meats--shoulders, 1l5@H. short-clear
sides, ss.5Oa$3.62iz. Whlskey. N.ls.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION sTOCK-YARDs. ILL, August
2L-Cattle-Receipts 1900 head; market
firm; common TO extra steers S.50G@;
stockers and feeders, s2.50n&S So cows and
bulls. N.2)W S.25; Texans, si15Q 1875; west
Hogs-Receipis, 5000 head market
weak and 5ql0c lower: heavy packing
and shipping lots. 2.75N 1925; common 20
choice mixed, s2.soli $40, choice assorted,
50. 4OGs3.5O; light $320q$60: pigs, $2u$Seo.
eep-Receipts, 1900 head; market
firm; inferior TO choice, &QsS.so lambs,
SQS.6O.
CINCINNATI. O.. August 27.--Flour--
Unchanged and quiet; winter patents.
S3.20Hs3.J0: spring patents. S3.J00y3.S5.
6lq62c.
Corn-Quiet and easy; No. mixed.
2iu24isc.
Pork-steady: city family, $3.50.
Lard-Quiet and steady: kettle lard,
S362l2QA; prime steam, 1925,
Bacon-steady: loose shoulders, SiI
short-rb sides Al2iA
Dry-Salted Meats-Inactye; shoulders.
N.5OgN.75; short-rb sides. &.IJQS.s'1s;
clear. AuSllZi2.
High Wnes--steady at S.l9
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS, August T.-Fiour-un-
changed
TENDER. sec. bid; December. 81 l-Ac. asked.
Corn-Lower: August. 1Si2c.; September,
IS J-sc.; December, 20ikq2o 5-Sc. bid
oats-L.ower; August, l7c.; September
Pork1Standard mess. new 1925: old. So.
Lard-Prime steam. Sl7i2. choice 80.
Bacon-Shoulders. 81: longs. SS'is; ribs,
s3s2l5: clear sides. S.6is 49,,
Dry-Salted Meats-shoulders. E,s5iz;
longs, $50; clear ribs, $5.6z1z; clear sldes'
High Wines-Lower at Sis.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. August 27.-l2;So p. NJ
Cotton-Demand quiet; prices eAsle er,
h5ss amd %iddns 5 baes s sssS
and export, 900 bales: receipts. none
Futures opened easy; demand far; Az
gust 4 4-6ld. August and SePtemeSri;
October 4 l2-6ili4 13-6fql l2-6id.; october
and November I l0-6id.; November ana
December. 4 9-6i6i4 lo-6iqi s-6id. Deem.
peg ss aaa S Ssait'sJ January and FEBRUARY.
4 9-Gfd4 s-64T4 9-6ld.: February and March,
a-64l4 l0-64G4 Sid. March and April,
l0-e4d; April and May, ll-6id.; May
Futures quiet at the decline
12:45 p. M-American spot grades, l-l6d.
lower; American middling, fair I'D:
low middllng SD. good ordinary,
4l-4d.; ordinary, 1-l5d.
4P. M.-Cotton-August. 4 22-6lQ4 23-64d.;
August and September. l6-64d., sellers;
September and october. l0-eid., sellers:
October and November 4 S-6ld., sellers.
November and December, 7-6tl.. sellers;
December and January. 6-6iQl 7-6id..
htttr To- ~ "A nj tTahrfIIFV 4
sellers February and March, 1870
4 Gid. sellers: March and April, SID,
buyers; April and May. : Esd sellers;
MAY and June. 4 9-6fuf 1864. buyers.
Futures closed barely steady.
NEW YORK, August 1.-Cotton-Mid-
ding gulf, 7-l6c.; middlng. 3-l5c.; net
receipts. none; gross. 81 bales; exports
70 Great Britaip,. LES bales; Continent:
bales-ali spinners; stock. 6l.79i bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, s.oB bales;
exports--to Great Britain, f5 bales; Con-
Totals so far this week: Net receipts.
5467i bales: exports-to Great Britain, H.
S22 bales: Continent. 5.ts7 bales.
ceipts, 5,27I O2o bales: exports-to Great
Britain. 22S2.7B bales; France, 464.sY
bales; Continent. 1.7927l5 bales
J.. Futures closed steady; August II2;
S6i; December. S.7O; January, s7.7l FEB
ruary, SIS; March. HsS; April, N.@; May.
M9l. sales. 2iO.6cc bales.
Suns review: Cotton closed steady NJ a
net decline OF 8 to points, with sales or
1900 bales
To-day's features: Liverpool started
the decline to-day by sending lower
cables. The liquidation of long stun was
renewed. and stop-orders were reached,
which contributed TO the weakness. There
was rally at one time. IN which the loss
tablshed but later on prices reacted
again and declined. New Orleans sold
all day, though some buying orders were
received from that market toward the
close. Mohr. Hanemann & Co. were large
sellers The crop news is conflicting. and
estimates now range anywhere from l.
10000 to 10000 bales. though conserva-
the Yield will be 100000 The receipts for
the week. though liberal. will not be as
large as was expected early IN the week.
The total for the week Is now estimated
at about 5000 bales against previous es-
Inmates of 100 D0 bales. n was reported
that NELL Brothers will issue a bearish
circular, but whatever effect this report
may have had in Liverpool, IL cut no
figure in the speculation here.
NEW ORLEANS, August 27.--Cotton fu-
lures STEADY; sales $500 bales august.
vember. s1.B: December. E.f January.
S.4s; February. S7.52; March. NCS.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. n. G, August u
Rosin-Firm; strained, a.S5; good strain
ed, $40.
Spirits Turpentine-steady; machine.
&c: irregular. a Lie
Tar-Steady at $l.O5.
Crude Turpentine-Quiet; hard, Si.2O;
SOFT 1885, virgin. $l65.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. August 27.-Tur-
pentine-Dull: nothing doing
Rosn-Firm; sales none: 3 and c, Sl25;
d. L, and F, $l.S0: g. N.35. Il. n.40; I,
S.45; X. $50: NJ. $50; n. Sl.oo; window
glass $40; water-white, N.75.
SAVANNAH. GA, August H.--splnts
Turpentine-Firm at p l-Sc.; sales. Ia
casks: receipts. 1906 casks
Rosin-Firm: sales. 1900 barrels; re-
cepts. 400 barrels; A. y, c. ID, T., and
+, $l45: c. sl.45; II SIS; ]. $50; X. tl.s5;
NJ, $l.70; window-glass, SIS; water
white s.