Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-03

| lfilonN DfiWftU TIC ANN NsiAIh rAf.'A.s
| There was scarcely any trading the pit
| having but a slight ATTENDANCE at any
| time. May corn opened M =, 49,, aa-
ynG Srt .e Than SS sa flHss Cash corn was
/ stronger and nc. higher.
Oats derived assistance In tone ana
! f,-tcG from the other grains: but the mar
! ket was lamentably dun. There WAS no
] incident OF more than ordinary interest.
/ MAY oats closed MAZE higher than Satur-
/ day. Cash oats were strong early, but
later lost their vim. and closed only
/ steady.
/ Provisions-A stronger market gave
! product a lift at the ouening. but free OK
/ ferings and a limited demand soon result
Ell in an easier feeling and lower prices:
! Trade was moderately active. January
pork closed 2i2c. higher. January lard un-
| changed. and January ribs shade lover.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
upsain,. bignssL Logs,- Ciosiag.
WHEAT
$S:s;y:::.5 Ss|'~ TSa IS IS 7''a 4sS
| Corn
| Now. ...2f 2tH .fN
] Dec........Z5 lsaA ~Dh ZO,sh14 ,o,-'.s
! Mey.......2SA 29L @oA @sSsl
..1s4 isla Is 1874
Dec. ......lSt4 lN9s 1919 dV,9
! May........2l4 IA %tA -<a's
pe s.'S s55e% szIe,s sy.d l:,'s
Jan ...... 500 sos 1874 S.O2>s
5 Rss 80 4ssx t t5ex t s.i7Ss ts54
| RIBS
5 RsS s59S s s53is sas5sSs 3 sosSs
Cash quotations: Flour was firm: prices
! were unchanged. No. spring wheat, ilD
75c. No. 2 red, 7fsQ7olsc. No. corn. zie0
/ 81 f50S7 ~. Lard. 81 2sAyaSi30 Short-rib
| sides 50. 70G $50; dry-saited shoulders, Np
Si25; short clear sides, siuA.l2i4. Whiskey,
/ $l1S.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS, ILL. Noyern-
Der 2-Cattle-Receipts 1850 head. Mar
| lSet firm and Zoe. higher. common 10 extra
! steers t3.50gS p; stockers and ieede1 r.
Texans, 2.60u$3.2j; western rangers,
Hogs-Recepts. 1900 head. Market loc.
| higher: heavy packing and shipping lots,
8. 2ja$.55; common 10 choice mixed, 500
| $50 choice asserted. y onS.Jji hsht,
S3.2CG $50; pigs, $2.Je0S5O.
| Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head. Market
Toe. higher inferior 10 choice, N.l5GS /;
! lambs, S30$4i0.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, O.. November Flour
| Winter patent Si15Q =. 40; family, 33.leD
$40; extra, $2.4oaS2.c5; spring patents
Wheat~Flrm and higher; demand good;
CornEFirm and higher: No. mixed,
&c No. yellow. old, 2Il2c.
Oats-Firm; demand good; No. mixed,
Pork-steady: city packed family. 1925.
! T.ard-Kettle lard steady; steam lear, III
tierces, $40; in tubs, -; prime steam
Dry,saited Meats-Quet; shoulders.
1915: short-rib sides, A.l2ls; short clear.
sl37i2 clear bellies. 1871; .o-
short ribs, $40 short clear, a.75; clear
bellies. S525.
Whskey-Steady at Sl.lS.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. MO. November 2-Flour r.
Firm; shade ~ higher :o pa tens 70 s'aS'
Wheat-December, 7Sisc. asked; May.
'' GSorn"IIlgher; November DC. nominalIy:
December, 23ls@23ssc. asked; May, &c.
oats-Firmer; November. 1919; May.
Pork~Standard mess, new. T62Is; old.
ga f-Srd-PrIme steam. S.l2ik: choice. $40.
Bacon-Shoulders, $40; clear ribs N6I1z;
clear sides, Sl.37lz; clear ribs, Al2l1; clear
High Wines-steady at Sis.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. November 2.-l2:So p. M
| COttCl-AIOol DuSlAtSH uVutf
! American middling, l7-32d.; sales, lovO
bales-American. 1920 bales; speculation
and export. 1000 bales; receipts, 1900
! bales-American 800 bales,
| Futures opened steady; demand MODE
rate; November, 4 23-i4d.; November ard
! December 19-6fd.; January and henre-
airy. 1 i7-6ia4 le-6id.; February and March,
4 i6-6id.; March and April, 4 1870, A APR
and MAY, l7-6ld. May and June, 4lo-eid.
June and July, i9-64d.; July ana August
l9-6sd
4P. M-November, 4 22-6tls4 Z-6id;, buy
ers: November and December, l9-Ctl.,
sellers: december and January, 1870
4 iS-64d. buyers; January ana Fep L s5,;
February and Marsh: ana l,, M aIS NAN, anu
i7-64dl 1s-6id., sellers; May ana Jnhe'
is-Giii i9-64d, sellers; June and July:
4 i9-6id., buyers; July and August, fls-6iV
| 2O-Gid buyers.
Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK, November 2.-Cotton-
Quiet: middllng Gulf, l-ltc mlddllng'
| 3-l6c.; net receipts. 2zlS bales; gross re-
ceipts. 1881 bales; eXports-'2s o Si haes 70
Inc Continent. $50 bales. forwarded, wi
bales; sales. p. 47O bales; spinners, 10 bales;
stock, ,693 bales. 800,
exnorts-to Great Britain, 20.2d bales; 20
| France. Ion bales; 10 the Continent. ~
ll3 bales; stock. l,o5I,0i6 bales; .,-..
Totals so far this week; Net r1ece,ipits'
% 954 bales; 20 France, zl'V-l pa'es' " '"'
| Continent 1892 bales. >...-..
Totals since September LIST: Net receipts,
| arg 252 bales. expOrts-to Great britain'
| 7S9 sI7 bales: TO France. lC6,2J3 bales; 10
| the Continent, fA. 800 bales ,,, 49,.
| Tomorrow being a legal n0ndayi Ane
New York Cotton Exchange VIII pe e, ,os 81
futures closed steady; sales, 1000
| hales. November, SIS; December, N.0i;
January Wl5; February. S.zl; Marcn.
! sS.g7; April, sS.Si; May, $50; June S.D'
| July. sSH.
NEW ORLEANS. November cotton
Futures steady; November 60 DesS, ~ =. :.
Der, s. IS. January, Nss; fso' ~ ~ f 49,
| March. 81. IS; April. $S.2: May, Wv; June,
'''ih NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS.
| WILMINGTON. y. c., November a.
Rosin--Firm; strained $50; good strain
eG SPIRITS iriis Turpentine-steady; machine.
CSC; irregular, 24isc
crnde Turpentine-Quiet; hard, $50;
soft 81 eo virgin. si.N.
| CUARL ESTOS, S. c., November o.
1r,rnentIne- NJ &c. bid; sales, none:
| Rosin-Firrn: sales. none; a. Il. =, ana
u 81 20, h and r. Sl.i5: g, $50. III, Sl.o5:
and X, a.60; NJ, N.1o; y, -; window
glass s. IS: water white. 20.
SAVANNAH. GA, November 2-rnr-
pentine-Firm at ztc.; sales Ss2 casks
's RosIin-Frm: sales, $500 barrels. re-
ceiDts. 4.i75 barrels; A, Il, G, ID, and ~.
40. F. q. and ~. N60; |, N.6: X, N.le;
~ 81 80: y, $40: window-glass. $3.50;
water-white. s2.&.
DOOK AND JOB WORK