Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15

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71-2dl0c. lower, January lard l-2c. low
er. and January RIBS 2 1-2ll5c. lower
The leading futures ranged as follows'
opening hi.nss,. Lo5ss- Closing.
$:;:$s;;r 81 81: 81 81. IL f.
CORN
Sssss'N 3s3s s ssasi
May. ..-...255s 2oes ~oA ~o73
OATS
NoV.......1S IL is rs
Dec. va IVA Ia leI
May........2gls 22is %%3s z[lo
po Sts' rse' sos7,s ses7H se.s7l4
May May , ....... s s.s5 SIS SO s:$s,l
De Ina 4o5 4o5 400 400
jan. 42i1S 427h 4.2O 4.22H
May. 4.471s 447h 4421s AS
RIBS
Nay Nag: s a2S a 4is$ 4 4io 4 4Gs5s
Cash quotations: Flour firm; prices un-
changed. No. 2 spring wheat, slaso &c;
No 2 red So S-iQSS lie. No. corn 81 -
G3i Csc. No. oats. i9c. Mess PORK
S6.eoa$6.95. Lard. s+uSLo5. Short-riD siaes,
s3.70dA Dry-salted shoulders, ga Sl.zo'
short-clear sides. Sil2 l-ZnA-5 Whlskey'
d.1s, for high-proof spirits.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS. ILL, Novcm-
Der l4-Cattle-Receipts 40 head; market
nOminally steady; common steers, S.i'A
sl75: stockers and feeders, SuSilO; cows
and bulls .75Q$3.75; calves, Sass; Tex
Hoes-Receipts. q 900 head; heavy pack
Ing and shipping lots. s3.20uS.55; common
to choice mixed, &.2JGy3.to; choice as
sorted. S3.5Ol$3.60; light, S2J0855; pigs
SheeD~Receipts. 1000 head; market
steady, inferior 10 choice. &.iVe -.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, November l4-tiour-
Unchanged. 49,.
IS 5-sc
Corn-Lower and nominal; December,
% 1-2g22 5-8c.; good. do, &c.
Oats-Lower; nominaly, 20c.; December
% 7-Sc
Lard-Prlme steam: s. choice. a15.
Other articles unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. O.. November 1+-Flour-
Winter patents $4.654A.9O; fancy, ;LlO0
Wheat-No. 2 red soc.
Corn-Steady; No. 2 mixed, p l-2q25c.;
% 0ats-Firm: No. 2 white. 221-2a2Sc.: NO.
2 mixed. 2l@2l l-2c.; No. 3. PC.
Pork-steady; city family 1925; clear
back 49,
prime steam easy at 81
Dry-Salted Meats-Easy; shoulders,
5-Se.; short-rib sides, ic.; clear sides,
4l-4c.; clear bellies. l-24I 3-ic.
Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, November lf-Flour-In-
active; western super 81 '5q&: do. extra,
q o. a q mil rrf In fn
wheat patents. $465Gtl90, spring do.
A65QAeo; spring wheat. straight, SL4OP
Wheat-Firm; spot and November, Ola
Selsc: steamer No. red, 650NJ34c. asked;
southern, by sample, s2Q9ic.; DO, on
grade, Ssieq9Ziac.
Corn-Quiet and easy; spot November
and December. 29AG29 7-Sc.; January,
80 $500 5-8c.; February, 1u3lhc.; steam
er mixed GatQN. 7-Sc.; southern white,
29d3Oc.; southern yellow, &c. bid,
Oats-steady; 10. white, 25a26lac.;
Rye-Firm; No near by. 430Hc.; No.
Hay~Firmer; choice timothy, sl9.5OGsl4
Grain Freghts-Steady and unchanged
COffee-Steady; No. Z. MO754S1.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL November 1L-l2:30 p. NJ.
Cotton Market quiet; prices, Lied. lower
American middling, 4 I-S2d.; sales, 1000
bales; American, DIV Ddles' Speculdtioll
and export, so bales; receipts, 1900
bales; American, 1900 bales.
Futures opened easy, demand mode
rate, November. I 26-64fi4 2-6id.; Noyern-
uary, 4 2es4d.; January and February,
4 l8-Gid.; February and March, March and
APRIL April and May, May and June,
4 i7-6id; June and July, July and August,
1 lS-6id.
Futures very quiet.
Spot cotton-Amerlcan middling falr,
4 l7-S2d.: good middling 4 ly-5Zd.; low
middling, 4 Lied; good ordinary 5-l6d.;
/ p M-American middllng. 4 17-s2d.
November, ( 2-64d, sellers; November
and December, a-64d.; December ana
January 4 l9-Gd., buyers; January ana
February 4 l7-6lat lS-Cid.; February and
March. March and April, 4 l6-6tqt ltd
sellers; April and May, 4 l6-6i94 ll-6ld:.
buyers; May and June, ll-6id., buyers;
June and July. 4 1914, sellers; July and
August 4 lS-ttdi ie-6id., sellers
NEW YORK. November 1l-Cotton-
Dull: middllng Gulf, Stc.; middlng,. Sc;
gross receipts, 10 bales, fo o., aie' 10
Totals to-day and so far this week:
Net receipts 3S,T29 bales; exports-to
Great Britain. SI6Ss bales; continent
p pa bales: stock, loo SO bales. A..
world. 3s5S.0s7 bales, Of which .3,O2O@I
bales are American. against. 3.5OS.Ai ana
$3.50 2fl- bales, respectively, last year
Receipts Of cotton this week at all IN
terror towns lA905 bales; receipts from
the plantations 2ss743 bales; crop in
Totals since September lst: Net re-
ceipts-EXpOrts 20 France, SD loO Dalesi
Continent, Gl2.8l bales. 1910.
FUTURES closed steady; sales, 12i,loO
bales; November. S.G; December, 500;
January, Syl; February. $50; MaIcn,
Ng2; April. S.97; May, $500; June. $50;
. I SIMS GO cotton report: Spot cotton here
was unchanged. Liverpool declined l-ioa'
on the spot with sales OF 100 Dales.
futures there declined 10 points The
Chronicle states that in the Soutn the
temperature has been lower general. lne
nast week. and that killing frosts nave
occurred in Texas, Alabama, and AT
kansas; that the rainfall has been hsht
as a rule. and picking, II not alreaay
conpleted. has progressed well. Inere
cana into sight during the week Si0o6O
bales. against 33l. 40 during the same
week last year, making the total In slsht
2 no 4g7. against 2sO.010 at this time last
YEAR. Northern spinners have taken mus
far $40 0s4 bales, against 5S8'ovo in the SAINT
time last season. The total worlds ylsi-
lie supply now is 3.S5SOS7 bales, against
2 50Q nj last year. The exports from the
norris thus far this season aggregate l.
7s9. 500, against 1,Oe2 IFS the same time last
season. J.,
Future prices here to-day opened 70 4
noints higher, lost this, and declined 10
3 points but rallied, and closed steady at
a net advance or 10 points, Win SUITS
THE trading to-day was quiet and fea-
,ureless and the fluctuations in prices
were confined within an extremely mar
row range. The opening prices were
Slightly higher on a small local demand,
quar-