Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-09
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS, ILL. Septen-
Der S.-Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head. Mar
ket steady; common TO extra steers.
S2og@.2O stockers and feeders, S4o9
SS; cows and bulls. N.50a 50 70; Texans
S.5oaS.l5 western rangers, 2.5@&;so.
Hogs-Receipts, 1890 head. Market firm;
heavy packing and shipping lots, IVp
S25. common to choice mixed, $3.50 80;
g. Is; pigs, S2qs325.
sheep~Receipts, 1900 head Market
slow and easy; lambs. s2.5OQA.25.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. September s.
Flour-Quiet and steady western super.
ly. $3.lOgStl0; winter-wheat patent $500
1915; spring do do, $3.i5q$3.70; do. do
straight. ss2oa@.S5.
Wheat-Dull and lower; spot ana Sep
Deceiaber, ssEassSc.; steamer No. 3 red.
55G55i4c.; southern, by sample, 5S162l<c.:
southern. on grade, 5sz@Sa.c.
cSorn--steady; spot and septemberi
November or December. 25}tG2sc.; Jsnu-
airy. 25skG267sc.; steamer mixed. 204D
207kc.: southern white and yellow corn,
oats-Easy: No. white, 24a25c.; No.
mixed l2lzp2c.
Rye-Stcady; No 2. nearby, 35is13sc.,
No. western, 3Tn37lzc.
Hay-Wea<; choice timothy. s3.5olsslt.
Grain Freights-3y steam, firm; Cork,
per quarter, 3otisd.
Eggs-Eirm al ifQlpkc.
Coffee-Dull; No 7, 5000
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. o.. September s.-FIour--
Steady; winter patents, $3.50 $50; spring
patents, S3.5GGS.Sl.
Whsat-Dull and easy; No. red. G0Geic.
! Corn-Easy: No. mixed, PC.
Oats-Qviet and easy; No. mixed,
track, 15iiI1sc.
POrs-sieady; family. $50. .
Lard-Qulet and inactive; kettle, S.62izp
8 S7ls: prime steam, ;s.37i..
Dry-Salted Neats--Quiet; short ribs,
1915; short clear. 81.
short ribs. s4I2h; short clear. N.25.
Whiskey-Quiet and steady at N.ls.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September S.-Flour-Un-
Wheat-Lower; September, 5sisc.; De-
Corn-Lower; September. lSc.; Decem-
oats-iower September. a5Ac; May.
Pork-standard mess. new. ss.25; old,
Other articles unchanged.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September s.--l2:SO p. N.
American middiing, I 2S-$2d. sales. 1900
| bales-American, $500 bales speculation
and export. 1000 bales; receipts. 1909
bales-American. 500 bales.
44-e4d.; September and October S7-s4Fp
4 3S-6illi 39-G4d.. October and November.
4 $500 35-e4ls 36-6iqi T-6id.; November
December and January, 4 $500 a.,s.d.
January and February, 4 @-SiQ4 A.eto
4 S6-64d.; February and March, 34-sid.:
March and April, 4 55-64g4 3i-643,4 S5-64d.;
May and June, 36-Gid. June and July.
4 S-s4d.
Futures steady at the advance.
12:i5 p. M.-American spot grades, l-lsd.
higher; American midSlin NJ fair a s,sId;;
! 27-a2d; low Kidding I'D; good Ordi-
Up. M.-September, l7-64d buyers;
September and october. n-6ta4 42-std.:
| November and December, S7-s4d.. sellers;
| December and January, January and Feb
rusry, and February and March. 2o-etp
1-s4d.: March end APRIL d.std::
| Nav and June. 3s-64d.; June and July,
4 Ss-6+li4 Bad. value.
Futures closed barely steady
NEW YORK. September s-cotton-
| Quiet mlddling Gulf, &C.; middling, SAC;
gross receipts, 5,o.i bales; exports.to.
! bales: to the Continent, 1881 bales; for
! warded. 466 bales; sales, l,&t bales; SPIN
ners. 205 bales; stock tactuaD, 0cS paies.
Totals to-day: Net receipts 2eSs bales
exports--to Great Britain, 1855 bales: 70
France. 5,5O6 bales; 10 the Continent, l.OSI
bales; stock, 2s3.427 bales.
Totals so far this week: Net receipts
50. $50 bales; exports-to Great Britain,
! I7.Ol4 bales; &c France. 5,M bales; to the
Continent, 1.M bales.
! Totals since September LIST; Net re-
] hala 81 Great
| tain. q, 362 bales: 10 France. l5,lV' paies'
! to the Continent, 5,i07 bales:
Futures closed steady; September. Ste;
October $3.50 NOye%oer ssSS; Decemes ss
March. 1877; April, $50; May, 1884; Sales
SUMS review: Cotton closed steady at
| a net advance or y TO 81 points, Win safes
OF 10000 bales. - g.,
Liverpool was reflected in an active and
| advancing market here TO-DAY. bus
| aside from the Liverpool news, there were
! other bullish developments In the specuia-
! ton. which contributed TO strengthen the
| tone. Spot markets here and In Liverpool
/ were active and higher. unfavorable crop
! advices continue TO be received, the week
! Iv government report was bullish, there
was no pressure TO sell, Liverpool bought.
and local shorts and longs bought m N
estimate OF the Texas crop of 10000
| hales and the expectation that the Blu
reau report on the 10Th VIII snow q ue-
| cided drop in the conditlon OF the slo"
/ ing crop, also fayorably anected senti-
! ment So prices advanced rapidly To-
ward the close there was some reahsing
/ for local and southern account, ana part
| ~ the Improvement was lost, but the last
/ nrices showed a substantial improvements
/ for the day.
NEW ORLEANS. September Scot
/ ton-Futures steady: sales % 10 pales;
September. 1920; October Ss.22; Novem-
February. S4s: March. S.6i; April, S-oS.
NAvAL-sToRE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. \. c.. September S.
Rosin-Firm; strained. SIS; good strain
e1 Tusrpentins-Firm; machine, 2ilic.: ire
! regular dc.
Tar-Quiet at sloo -, "a.
crnde Tlirpentine-Quiet: hard. SID;
soft, yl.55; virgin, si.oo
CHARLESTON. S. c.. September s.
Tnrnentine- Market firm at 2lnc.; sales.
nI pnoes,n-Firm: sales, none Quote; A
"a "a s25: G, ID, r.. and +. N.3O; q.
sss. II. xl.46: l. $3.50; X. n.65: Nj. $50;
N 81 s.: window-giass. N.so; water-white.
Ns5.
SAVANNAH. GA. September s-Tur-
pentine-Firm al 22isc.; sales. 800 casks;
receipts. 2.26s casks
ceints 1.-TWO days., sos barrels. Quote,
"a c. and ID. SiasGl$l.t0: f, 81 4o3N. As:
! ~ "a t5fisi 4Tik; q. 81 45ff<i. 80; ", sl50: l.
n "a: X N.55; NJ. $50; y. $l.65dx.76: win-
dow glass. sl.soNSi.95; water-white, $50
ss.io.
DOCK AND JOB WORK