Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-09

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'' Cash av S,t -Four was dull but
steady; prices were unchanged. No. z
81 i-2SSlc. 40. corn, 2 s-ld2i l-Sc No.
oats sI i i. ; ;ts f NS s rEs Il IL
short:rib sides. .2oat22S Dry-s lated
ss.S2i-2 Whisky. t.22.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION sTOCK~YARDS. ILL, August
g. Cattle-Steady and unchanged Re
Hog HIRcsggsHRecelpts. 1900 head Market weak
and iOdl5c lower; heavy packing and
Shipping lots, y2soQS.SO; common to
choice mixed, S2.s54$3.40; choice assorted,
ss.4Og$3.471s; light. S.logSAls; pigs E'So0
sheep-ReceIpts, 1000 head. Market
quiet and steady: inferior to choice, $500
1875; lambs, StiS6.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, O.. August s.-Flour-
Quiet and steady; winter patents, S.aoty
$3.50; spring patents, 255qS3S.
Wheat-Dull and easy; rejected red,
track. 4Sc. No. z, &c; No. red, 81 ol-2gsse'
z i Tsi'S' -'SN' --' NJ
oats quiet; No. white, new. track,
70. No. mixed, old, track, &C.; NO.
PSrk-steady; city family. ss5; clear
Lard-Easy and nominal; kettle. $500
1916; prime steam, $40 bid.
Bacon-Steady; shoulders, st9f4.1o; loose
short-rib sides, S4l2 IL; short-ciear SIDES
Butter-steady; fancy Elgins 10 lie;
Northwestern, u 1-2Q14 lie.
Whiskey--N.2.
ST. LOUIS, August S-Markets steady
and about unchanged from yesterdays
THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL 49, August s.Cottc11omo
Steady; Eaies, 1000 bales; American, 3FVV
bales; speculation and export, 1000 bales;
receipts, 1000 bales; American, 800 bales.
Futures opened easy; demand GOOD; Az
gust, l3-6ig4 14-e4a4 l6-64q4 ll-64'a4 lS-64X
4 l4-6id.; August and September, s-etQ
4 I5-64gi l1-64d4 lO-e4(34 9-64l14 1l-64d.; Sep
TENDER snd October, I 6-6tgJ4 5-64q4 6-giP
4 7-64ll4 $50 4 s-64GJ4 1O-64P4 ll-64g4 s-64U
s-6tq4 6-etq4 6-6Ad:; october and NO
4 7-e4Qi 6-eid.; November and December
4 4-6f2l4 2-64lp4 3-s4I4 4-6+l14 5-c4q4 1910
4 6-64li4 1904 S-G4Q4 3-64a4 2-64a4 4.6td;;
December and January, 4 2-64qf 4-644
! s-c1ai 5-e4sf4 s-64li4 5-S+a4 2-ele]4- sd;
January and February. 2-e4qt $40
4-e4g4 5-64q4 6-6iil4 l-efle4 s-64p4 l-6tp
4 e-e4Sl4 5-ei94 4-64qt 2-sta4 2,e4(gA 5-etg
4 l-64ql 5-e4Qg4 6-64d; March and April,
4 6-S4fJ4 7-6414 S-6t04 10-8tlf4 $40 4-6-tid.
April and May. lO-6fs4 7-6ld.; May and
June, 4 l0-64d.
p M.-Cotton--American middling,
4 5-16d; August, 1 13-64Q4 14-C4d., sellers;
August and September, 4 u,dg4 lz-osa.,
sellers; September and October, I,o+g
/ 5,S.a4 S-Sld', sellers; November and
December, 1904 5-64d., sellers; Decem-
Der and January, 4-64g4 $50, sellers;
January and Eebruaryi t,a d-cbG4 0 Ssac8
4 e-64d., sellers; March and April, 500
A 7-6id., sellers; April and May, 7-s4g
Sid, buyers; May June. 9-6id., sellers.
Futures closed barely steady.
Suns review: Cotton advanced 10 To- -
points, lost this, and declined on most
months, but rallied and closed steady al
a net advance OF TO IL points, with sales
Of 1000 bales. T..
Texas, together with a lower market IN
Liverpool, caused a decline In prices, az
ter higher opening. me total preclplioo
tatlon In Texas, however. was only llv
inches, whereas the entire Southwest
needs good, soaking rains. The early de-
cline was, therefore, quickly recovered,
and on covering OF shorts prices aayanc zee
again. ,rhe drought in sections or the cot
tom belt most needing relief continues un-
broken. The Chronicles weekly report
was bullish, and the bureau report on
Monday Is also expected TO DO decidediy
bullish.
n,,,,.. xrop1/ AUGUST Q-Cotton-Qfaadv,
mIddling Gulf, Slzc. middling, &c.; net and
gross receipts. none; sales, LBS bales, all
spinners; stock, ", lie bales.
Totals to-day and so far this week: Net
receipts, 1880 bales; exports-to Great
Britain, 4065 bales; France, 100 bales;
Totals since September LIST: Net receipts,
5l65, 100 bales; exports-to Great Britain,
z243,55l bales; France, 46i,a4 bales; Cont
Total visible supply OF cotton for the
world 1,472.634 bales, OF which ], LAG, S4
bales are American, against 2,6OS6o6 and
2371, 456 bales, respectively, last year; re-
ceipts Of cotton this week at all In
terror towns, 9l54 bales; receipts from the
plantations, 1866 bales; crop In sight,
$3.50 I'll bales.
Futures closed steady; August, S7s;
September. s7.49; October. T:52; November,
F f'.iS W.5s; March. 7sS; April. N.sS.
NEW ORLEANS, August Section
Futures barely steady; sales, 1850 bales;
August. $3.50; September, N.D; october,
Y2: November, N.3; December, N8;
January. s7A; February, N.SS; March,
NAvAL-sToRD MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, ". c., April S-Rosin-
Firm; strained, sl.s21s; good strained.
Spirits OF Turpentine--Firm; machine,
&c. irregular, 2lc.
Tar-Eirm at x00.
Crude Turpentine-S Steady: hard, n.20;
soft, sl.55; virgin. sl.S5.
CHARLESTON, S. c., August s.--Tur-
pentine-Firm at 20 l-2gA i-2c.; sales.
none.
Rosln-Firm; sales, none; b and C,
SIS: ID and u, $50: +, s135; q. ITO: III,
l.B; /. $50: X, sl.55; NJ, s1.60; n. sl.e5;
window-glass. $l70: water-white. $l.So.
SAVANNAH, GA, August s--Turpen-
tine-t1rm at y Lie; sales. .cs6 casks; re-
ceipts. 9sS casks.
Rosin-Firrn at the decline on medium
grades; sales, 200 barrels; receipts, S0g7
barrels; A, b, c. and d. s1.N Ia e and
+. $40: G., sl.45; III. N.50: I. s1.55; X. $50;
M, si.65; N, N.T5; window-gIass, N.sS;
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