Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-27

wheat 6lQ62 l-Sc; No. red "a l-2gs5 i-Sc.
no. ? corn. 2s l-in2s SIC. 10. oats lsse
NS5.G -. Short-rib sides, $i.12 l.S.p
san 1-2. Dry salt shoulders, Sl50ttsts2 Ia
short clear sides. s4.62 l-2WA.T5. Whisky.
sI.22.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOcK-YARDS, ILL.,, March
S.-Cattle-Recelpts, l2,ocO head. Market
weak and i0c. lower: common TO extra
steers. $S4oaA4o; stocksrs, and zee tseass &
calves fSdSsc; Texans, S.s5asSso.
Hogs-Receipts 200 head; Market
strong; heavy packing and shipping lots,
3S.7OqS3Sj; common 10 choice mixed, %.sS;
' shesep%pkeceipts $500 head Market
active ara steady; inferior TO choice,
2.IJGA; lambs, S.159A.S.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. MO, March 2s-Flour-Un-
Wheat-Hlgher; March 5Sc. nominaliy:
May. sc: July, 60isc. asked
Corn-Hgher: March. 26izc. asked; Nay.
6ats~Higher; March. isGc. nominally;
May l9l2c. bid; July. l9Ac. bid.
Pork-standard mess. new. sS.S'iz; Old,
'Iiyar5d-Prlme. Sass; choice. $3.50
Bacon-Shoulders, $3.50; longs and clear
ribs, $50, clear sides, 5;62h; ..
High Wines-Steady at SIP.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, O.. March %.-Flour &C.
tive; winter patents, $500 $3.50; spring
patents, $500 $3.50.
COrn-Unchanged
Oats-Steady; No, 2 mixed, PIC.
POrk-Easy; mess, 1875; clear mess
So
Lard-Quiet; steam leaf and kettle, $50:
prime steam, So
Bacon-Quiet; loose shoulders and short
rib sides, l-4c.; short clear sidss, i-zc'
IS; short ribs. $i7S IL: clear sides, so.lS;
boxed meats lie. more,
Whiskey-Steady at az.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. March 26.-l2:SO p. NJ
Cotton-pemand moderate; easy Ameri-
can middling. 4 S-Sd.; sales; so bales
lean, 500 bales.
F'uuGfes opened quiet; demand poor:
April and May, ii-6id.; May. and June
iS-Cid: June and July, 4 il.64at l2-6fd.
July and August, l0,64qt lid; August
S Semb sgp'sWssesid . November Move and Deem.
Ss 57-sia ''-0'D'
changed; American middling, fair. Ii,ied.
good mlddling. 7-l6d.; middling, SD;
low mlddling. 9-32d.; good ordinary
1 5-32d.; ordinary, Sl-S2d;
ding clause. March 4 Hold; March and
April Lid Sc sellers 1ns AP ss,s and bH May
july and ND August. ii-sid, sellers: August
! and September, 7-64q4 $50. sellers;
September and October. "a. October and
December and December and January.
| 5S-sld.
Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK, March 25.-Cotton- Steady;
| middling Gulf, Lice; middling. l3-lVc
net receipts, 100 bales; gross r. eipts, 800
| bales; exports to the Contrf 80 bales
! forwarded, none; sales, Ill. .es; SPIN
ners, $50 bales stock, lb2,2,9 DIS, 80 -.
| Totals to-day: Net receipts, 500 bales;
| eXports-to Great Britain, lO.i3 balesi 70
the Continent, $3.50 bales; stock, oes'ots
Totals so far this week Net receipts.
"a SEQ bales; exports-to Great Britain 3D.
$50 bales: 10 France, 7,l92 bales. TO the
Continent, 4l,Sls bales. >,.,.
Totals since September list: Net receipts,
1898 4s6 bales; exports-to Great Britain.
| 7t6 265 bales; to France, 426,Of6 bales: 10
the Continent, l,431. 098 bales.
Notice-The New York Cotton Exchange
will be closed on Good Friday. April 80.
| and on Saturday, April 4th.
Futures closed firm; sales, 1920 bales:
e5en JUN i'y s7sS g' August gust 49, September,
| N3i; October. S.2l November, WIG; De-
| cember, Sis; January, N2
SUNS cotton report: Cotton opened un-
| changed 10 3 per cent higher. but lost
| the Improvement. At one time tho near
months were . points lower. Later II
rallied. and advanced TO poln.s, on
near months, and 20 G points on distant
| months. The close was firm, with sales
| OF 1920 bales.
| To-day's features: The cotton market
was as nearly featureless as y very wen
| could be- Liverpool sent Few buying
| orders, but the speculation In the nam
was local and entirely professional. Prices
advanced, however, for the receipts at inc
| norris were very light, There was Dct-
| Ter spot demand here. the exports from the
| norts have shown some Increase OF late.
| and shorts were covering. recession
! followed the opening rise, lat II was
| quickly followed by an advance, ana me
| closing prices were the largest OF the
! day The stocks OF raw cotton heid by
! the SINNERS OF this country and abroad
are small, and those at New YORK are
! less than for some years past. The SOUTH
| ern spot markets were generally nrm.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2s.-Cotton-
Futures quiet and steady: sales. Zl@
| bales: Mrrch, N.i5; April, N.t5; May, MSl;
| lime s. o: July, T.4S: August, VA; sep
| fembs- sIgs: October, 1894; November.
| $500. 10. smber. 1914
NAVAL~sTORE MARKETS
WILMINGTON. n. C., March 6.-Ro-
slnHFirm: strained, $3.50; good strained.
'' ffSarpentine-FIrm; machine. 25Hc.; irres-
Crude Turpentine-soft, $50: virgin.
| 40
Tar-Steady at 90c.
CHARLEsToN. s. c.. March 2s.-Tar-
,sntitn nh nothing doing
Rosin-Firn; sales. none; A, u, and g.
so; y, n;@; T. f.+; sFM N. ss;
window-glass, $2l2ie; water-white. IS.
SAVANNAH GA, March 2s.-Turpen-
,Ine-Firm al 25i4c.; sales, ii5 casks; re-
| celpts SEA casks. "a,
Rosln--Firm end unchanred' safes i""
barrels; receipts. Ills barrels.
MEETINGS.