Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-03

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Cash quotations: Flour Steady. quiet.
a. and ss Sneh Mn s Ns spring wheat So
ll!sc: No. corn. z3el2sa.e. No. oats.
s7Aqis Lie. No. 2 rye. ssa57c. No. 3
barley, Csc. No. ! FAX, 77q7s i-sc;, limo
Ao1ls. Ribs. sa25@s1.5o Shoulders.
Sl.sshaA. Sides, $s.s2is@ss.75. whiskey.
CHICAGO, LIVESTOCK MARKET
UNION STOCK-YARDS ILL. October
2-Markets steady and about unchanged
from yesterday. Receipts little below the
average.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. O.. October Flour
Steady; winter patents, sS.S0u$4i0; spring
patents. $3.S5Gsiil.
corn-Firm and in good demand; No.
yellow. track. &c.
Oats--Quiet and firm; No. white.
q lie; No. 2 mixed. 1919 lie: No. :.
Ice: No. white isQis 1-2c.
Pork-Steady; city family. N751S: clear
family. S.2uS.5o; clear back. 80: clear
butts, s.
Lardsteady; kettle lard. az5@u5a;
prime steam. 81 bid
Dry Sailed Meats-steady; shoulders, 81:
short-rlb sides S.75QsS.S; short clear
sides. 1871 l-2uii
Bacon-Steady; loose shoulders, tt25:
rib sides. A25; short clear sides. HOO
Ae2 1-2
Butter-Firm Elgin. II i-2c.: Ohio and
Indiana creamery, II l-2aiic.
Eggs-Firm ut 12Hl2 / &c.
Whiskey-Steady at MS
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. MO, October Flour
Extra fancy. S.25gS5.i5; rye -four. $3.50
wheat-Lower; October, IS l-2c.; Dccem-
Der. II 1-Su1 i-fc. asked: May, Is 1-sc. bid.
Corn-Lower: October. q l-ic.; Decem-
Der, q 5-Sc. bid; May. "A 1-2c. bid
oats--Lower: October Ice. bid: May,
70 5-Sc.
Pork-standard mess, new. %.75; old.
$3.50.
Other articles unchanged.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, October 2-l230 y. NJ
Cotton-Demand fair prices steadier;
American middling, tn-s2d.; sales. i2.o)0,
bales-American, IL 600 bales; speculation
and export, COO bales receipts. 900 bales
American, 4. 400 bales.
Futures steady; demand moderate; Oc-
tober I 3l-6id. October and NovembeS
4 I-64fl4 2s-std. November and DecembeHs
Z 25-64lf4 2G-c4d. December and January,
23-6ff4 24-6fd.; January and February,
4 Z3-6t14 2f-6id. February and March,
4 2s-s4Gl4 2i-s4d. March and April f2s-4Q
4 24-6id. June aud July. 4 26-6ld.
l2:45 Z. M.-American spot grades adj
vanced l-l6d.; middling. ii-ied.
p. M.-Futures closed quiet; October,
s2-eid.. buyers; October and November,
2S-6id.. sellers; November and Decem-
Der, 4 26-64d., buyers December and jan
uary, 25-sid. sellers; January and Feb
ruary and February and March, MO
and May. S-s.il4 as-sii.: May and June.
26-6id.: June and July, S-6+ft4 T-6td.;
July and August. 27~e4d.. sellers
NEW YORK. october 2-cottcn--
Futures closed quiet; sales 10l, 600 bales:
October; ST; November, us; December:
March 1926; April $50; May. pH; June.
1887
NEW YORK. October 2-cotton--Nid-
ling, 3-sc. net receipts, i.oSz bales; gross
Britain, Ais bales. 10 the Continent, 21ll
bales, forwarded 1858 bales; sales ls,fI5
bales spinners, ll5 bales; stock. los'Ss
bales.
Weekly: Net receipts. i,sa3 bales; gross
Britain. $500 bales TO France. 100 baiee;
to the Continent. 6.lE bales; forwarded
1891 bales; sales. 1880 bales; sp'nners'
1850 bales.
exports--to Great Britain. 2.lM bales:
France, none: Continent, I'LL bales;
Channel, none; stock, 6sjti0 bales.
Totals so far this week: Net receipts,
81. 10 bales, France. 1902 bales; CONT
nent. $3.50 baaes Channel, none.
Totals since septembcr lat; Net rsssiPss
y,l 100 bales; exports-to Great brttaiu,
2ss,64i bales: France, d.55t bales; Cont
nent. is5ss3 bales; Channel, none.
Suns review: Cotton opened 70 "
points higher but reacted. and closed uD.
Changed 10 g points higher. with sales OF
lol 800 bales. Spot cotton here was un-
changed.
To-day's features: The Liverpool news
to-day was better than had been expect
ed, and together with buying for Iiverpoot
and local account. caused an advance &C
the opening. but owing ttc heavy receipts
o.. the interior towns and some bear-nam~
mering. prices weakened. and slowly re-
coded closing unchanged or slightly
higher than last night.
There was a dearth OF news rom tne
South and the speculation was again dor-
mant and unirieresting.
NEW ORLEANS, La, October H.
Cotton futures: October. H.s2; Noyember,
N.7f; December. 81 "a: January, N.u4Y4;
February, 81 S46-y rs; March, g.08S:0'
May ss.leaS.iz. Market steady s'iss
100 bales.
NAvAL~sroRE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. =. c., October z-Iur-
penfine-Ffrm at "a l-2c.s sales none.
Rosin-Firm: sales. none; b. 9. and -.
$50: r and r. n.i5; @. II. !. and 4. u0;
N, q 90; y, si-S; window-slass' &; water
SAVANNAH. GA. october :-rirpsn-
tine-Firm at &c; receipts. LIN cnsks;
'1 RosinYFirm; receipts, asa barrels! .I
Z; sis0. II and L. MS: X. SEQ; n. an:
n. .wiadow-giass, sz.b; watsF-whsse.
ps5
ri.ine-steady at &c.. receipts. ~
0I Rosin--rirm at 80 10 us; receipts.
6Si barrels.
Crude Turpentine- Steady 1T IN -
4. 10: receipts. Is barrels.
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