Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

Sept 80. go $3.50 SOD o.o.t
Jan ...... O.JO o.SU o.oo o.of>s
LARD
e ceS. s s4s,s a aas $40 Sso assx
Jau....... $40 $50 $40 357ls
RIBS
Oct....... a3O $50 321w d.<tH
Cash quotations: Flour quiet and
steady; prices unchanged. No. spring
wheat. Bic; No. ? red, 60 5-Sg6lc: No. 2
Mess pork. S5.6OQSS.65. Lard. s3.356tSs7l7.
ers, S3.75QSi. short-clear sides. $500
1924 Whiskey, N.l9.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS, ILL, August
Q--Cagtle--Receipts. 200 head; market
nominally steady; common 10 extra steers,
50. 1906; stocl1ers and feeders, S251us3eo;
cows and bulls, H.25asS.25; calves. S.5oV
$50: Texans, S2.i0gs5.l5; western rangers,
sZlyS390.
Hogs-Recelpts, l5oCo head market
stronger; heavy packing and shipping
lots. 50 s0G$3.25; common to choice mixed.
s2.9c4$3. 40; choice assorted, S.foBs5.8;
light, $S.2OdsS.45; pigs. sz.259<s 40.
Sheep-Receipts. 800 head; market
quiet and steady; inferior to choice, SO
$3.50; lambs, S3qs5.5o.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. o.. August 2e.-F1our--
Steady; winter patent. ss.sOgS.6o; spring
Wheat~Qulet and steady; No. . hed.
track, SIC. No. 2 red track. 81 l-2c.
Corn-Quiet and easy; No. mixed. 10
BE- S9 o White sa,g Stss st isS No
mixed track. II 1-2c.; No. z mixed. track
l5c; No. white. track. II i-2c.
Pork--Quiet and steady; city family,
ola ~
Lard~oliet; kettle lard. s5-Sgs 7-Sc.;
prime steam, i-4c.
Dry-saited Meats-Inactive; shoulders.
1915; short-rlb sides, 1852 Ia 1915; short
clear sides 395QA
Bacon-Steady; loose shoulders, yLz5;
loose short-rib sides SAP l-2QSL2J; loose
short-ciear sides, 81 ZjN&
Butter-Steady; Elgin, 19c.
sis. ' $50,
ST. LOUIS, August 2s-Flour-Higher;
patents, SS10gS320; extra fancy, s275p
s2.s5; fancy, S23oQ{2f5.
.Wheat-August &C.; September. 5ec.
bid; December. 62Ac.
Corn-Lower; August. 1S3c. nominally:
September Is 7-Sc.; December Ac.; May,
oats-steady; August. II Lie. bid: Sep
TENDER. II S-Sc. bid; May. 10 5-sc. bid
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August 29.--12:30 z. NJ
Cotton-Small business done; prices
easier; American spot grades, 1924. iower;
American middling fair, lS-eid;; good
mddling, I'D: mlddilng. : S-8d.; low
middling, 4 9-32d.; good ordinary 5-S2d.;
ordinary. 3 Sl-32d.; sales, 1900 bales;
American. $500 bales; speculation and
export 30 bales; receipts, 1000 bales;
Futures opened quiet; demand poor;
August, 1 lS-6iuf i6-tid.; August and Sep
teIn0er l3-6ilii l2-6iN4 Ltd; Septem-
Der and October. 4 7-eidi SID; October
and November, 4 5-G4lt4 4-6id. sellers.
November and DecemSer, 4 1914 3-5id. :
December and January. I l-elGt SID;
January and February. i-sig4 Sad.
February and March 5-6l4s4 4-6id.;
May. Sid; May and June. I 5-Gid.
Futures quiet at the decline.
l i. M.-Cotton-American middling,
3-Sd. The sales OF the day were 400
gust, 17-64Q3 1s-64d., sellers; August and
September. I4-6id.. sellers; September
and October. s-eiG4 9-64d: October ana
November, e-6494 7-6id.: November and
December. 1 5-6lQ4 Sod. sellers; De-
cember and January. 4 5-64d4 It'd.
sellers; January and February, 4 500
std, sellers; February and March.
6-64d., buyers; March and April, 7-6id..
sellers; April and May. sid; May and
June, 9-sid., sellers.
Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK, August 29.-Cotton-Quiet;
mlddling Guh Use; middling, 7-8c.;
net and gross receipts, none; forwarded.
none; sales. 10 bales. all spinners; stock,
6i,3l9 bales.
Totals to-day and so far this week:
Net receipts. 1851 bales exports-te
Great Britain, 1853 bales; Continent, 40
bales: stock, 206, 0l6 bales.
Totals since September lst: Net re-
ceipts 530i 800 bales; exports-to Great
France
bales; Continent, 1,793,C2S bales.
Cotton-Futures closed barely steady,
September. N.4l: October. T.4S: Noyem-
Der. T4i; December, $50; January N.55;
February. $50; Marcn. S765; April. $69;
May. W.l2; sales, 1lT,O00 bales.
Total visible supply OF cotton for the
world, 1,3l5SGl bales, or which l,0H,66l
bales are American; against 2.S9i,73S and
2,l0e.53S bales, respectively, last year; re-
ceipts Of cotton this week az all interior
towns, 1929 bales: receipts from the
plantations, 1856 bates; crop In sight.
suns review: Cotton declined d to :
points, closing barely steady, with sales
of HOO bales.
To-days features: Influenced by an
easier market In Liverpool. ceiling for
local and foreign account. and more fa-
vorable crop reports from the South, cot
ton declined to-day and closed barely
steady ~ about the lowest figures Of the
day. Spot markets In this country were
movement continues heavy. The sDecu-
lation was fairly active, but the fuctua-
tions were confined within comparative
ly narrow range.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2a.-Cotton-
Futures quiet and steady, sales. 20. 800
bales; August, 1872 bales; September.
Sis; October Nl1: November, T.n; De-
cember, N.ZI January, @LG; February.
$50; March, T.A.
NAVAI~STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, y. c., August %
Rosin-Firm; strained. N.S5; good strain
ed $40.
Turpentine-Steady; machine, 2lXc.: ir-
regular dull at Il l-ic.
Tar-Firm at 500
Crude Turpentine-Steady; hard, $40;
soft. sl.55; virgin. l.65.
CHARLESTON, :. c., August 3.-Tur-
pentine-Flrm NJ q l-2c: sales. none.
Rosin-tirm; sales. none: Il and q, NzI
y, r.. and +, $3.50; 9, Sl.35; II, $40: I.
si.45: X. $50: NJ, slb5: y. $50; window
glass, si.70; water-white. Ills
THE WEATHERBOITZ VERDICT.