Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-12


70 i-2c.; No. 2 mixed. track. lsc.; No.
"f Porki- Stead family $50; clear tsmi-
~. IS; clear backs. IS; clear butts H7s
Lard-ouiet and steady ., Ike Kettle so
SAP IL; prime steam lard; Va. ,,asrs
a75: short-rib sides. 500 i-2Q$s.15; short
clear sides. S3.S l-2nS.S0. ,.1.
Bacon-Steady: loose shoulders. slZs'
short-rib sides, SAP l-2, short clear Sues
g25
Butter-steady: ElgIns. lsc.
Whiskey-Steady at N.is.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, MO. September li.-Fiour-
Wheat-Higher: September. 60 1-2c-.
nominally; December. 90 Lie.
Corn-Higher; September. lsc.; peeem-
Der, i9 BIC; May. p 5-Sc. bid. a.,
.oats-Hisher; September Il lie; May
10 3-ic.
Butter.Lower but quiet; creamery ex-
ira. IA l-2ql5 lie. -,
Pork-Standard mess, new. $50; DID,
$3.50
Lard-Prime steam. s. 10: choice. $3.iT H.
Other articles unchanged
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. September 1l.-l2:S0 j. N.
Cotton-Demand moderate; prices sec s'a
Ter; American midding, 29-sZd. shiea,
$500 bales: American. 100 bales, specuia,,,
bales. American. none. ,.,
Futures opened irregular and somewhat
excited, demand fair; September ana W
tober l0-6id October and November.
{ 36-6fHi 37-6lff4 3s-64d4 37-64d. November
and December. 4 3i-6iu4 35-54d. DecemDe,
and January. &-6fai 39-6idt S-offt - So ~,
"a S5-6id.; January and February. 5-sfg
4 S6-S4gI S5-64ai a-siQ4 S5-siai Sf-etg
4 35-Gid. February and March. oo-otV
4 36-6ldl 35-6id4 36-6fd: March and Aprh.
I 5-6lni 3s-6iai S6-6+qi St6iat 5o-ofd,;
April and may. 4 35-6i14 S7-6id.; May ana
June. 3s-6iGi 36-siai Std; June ana
July. 3S-6id.
Futures quiet and steady. Tenders
none. -,
1876 p. M.-American spot grades. l-3zd:
higher: American midding, fair D ID,
good mddling l5-l6d.; mddling 4ls-lou.
l9-S2d.: ordinary. il3-32d
r. M.-September. I 39-6iai iO-efl.'
buyers; September and October, 4 Si-6id,
sellers October and November. u-o4V
Z 32-6id.. sellers: November and Decemper.
29-6iGi 30-6id.. sellers: December ana
January 4 29-6id4 30-6id.; January ana
February 29-6ial 3O-64d.: February ana
March. 30-6id., sellers; March and April
4 30-6ifii 3l-6id., sellers; April and May
3l-Gld, buyers: May and June. 52-eid..
sellers; June and July, 32-6faf 33-oid''
sellers.
Futures closed barely steady.
Weekly cotton statistics: Total sales
OF the week. 1900 bales; American. sV'
ed from ships sides. 5000 bales; actual
exports. 500 bales Total imports, 5Z'yvo
bales; American. 5000 bales. Total STOCK.
$4,000 bales; American, $4,000 bales. T9tat
afloat. 5000 bales; American, 5tVO baies,
spectators took 900 bales; exports took
go bales
NEW YORK. September 1i.-Cotton-
Quiet; middling gulf &C.; middling, S5-fc.;
net receipts, none; gross. NOS bales; ior-
warded. 300 bales. sales. 5i2 bales-ail
] Nil aalr ~ IlN
Weekly net receipts, 80 bales; gross,
20. i6S bales: eXDorts-to Great Britain. .
$50 bales; France. 500 bales; Continent,
1907 bales; forwarded. 2.332 bales; sales,
% ,99i bales; spnntGs 1892 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, 2,s9i bales;
exports-to Great Britain, 1857 bales
France none; Continent. 1850 bales; chan
mel none. stock. 3i5,62S bales.
Totals so far this week: Net receipts
| 1885 bales exports-to Great Britain.
1905 bales. France, 5.507 bales; Continent
/ 6,lS1 bales; channel, none.
Totals since September LIST. Net receipts,
| 2l7029 bales; exports-to Great Britain.
| i9.il3 bales: France. l3.l07 bales; Conti-
nent. 1861 bales: Channel. none.
Futures closed steady: September. @l9;
/ October SS23: November. SS3: December,
sS.32 January, $3.50: February ssh;
/ March Ss4s; April. sS52; May. $50.
Sales. 400 bales.
SUMS review: Cotton declined % to "
| points, rallied slightly. but later reacted.
| and closed steady at net decline OF Is
TO 81 points. with sales OF 10000 bales.
! To-day's features: Prices fell with a
| dull thud to-day. continuation of yes
/ terday's upward movement had been eX-
/ pected but the failure of a New orleans
/ bank and disappointing cables led TO
general selling. and prices broke. Liver
, pool opened higher. but New orleans sold
| there before our market opened. causing
/ q reaction. Stop orders were caught in
| large number. accelerating the decline.
Shorts covered on the break, and slight
rally ensued. but outsiders. who thought
| the bottom was going to drop ont of the
/ market, sold heavily, and prices reacted
| again. Prominent bears hammered. and
Liverpool the South. and the Continent
sold freely. The heavy receipts at the
| ports and the free offerings by the inte-
/ rior contributed TO the depression.
! NEW ORLEANS. September li.-Fu-
! lures barely steady; sales. $500 bales:
September, SS2;, October. N.si; Noyem-
| February, Ss.O7; March. SSH April. sS.l5.
NAvAL-sToRE MARKETS.
! WILMINGTON. y. c.. September IL
/ Rosin-Firm; strained. sl.35; good strain
| ed. $40.
Spirits Turpentine-Quiet; machine
/ q 5-Sc.; irregular, p l-Sc.
/ Tar-Steady at tl.0J.
| Crude Turpentine-Firm: hard, $3.50
soft. $50; virgin. Sl65
SAVANNAH. GA. September u-Tur.
pentine-Firm at % l-Sc.: sales. 1.O0t
| casks; receipts, l052 casks.
Rosin-Firm: sales. $500 barrels: re-
ceipts. 40S3 barrels Quote: A. b. &, and
ID. $40; e, F. g. II, and I. $50; X. SIS
NJ N.G0: ~ $40: window-glass, Sl.so
water-white. sos.
CHARLESTON. 5. c.. September H.
/ Turpentine-Firm at % 1-2 TO q lie
/ sales. none.
Rosin-Firm: sales. none: B. c. and D
81 80; T. and r, 1915; q. $40: n. slb;
81 80; X. A.55; NJ. Sl.G0: y. sl65; window
glass, $50; waterwhite. $3.50.
New York Dry Goods Market.