Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-16
steady; inferior to choice. seaH; lambs
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steady; inferior to choice. ssass; lambs
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CINCINNATI JSly s, l *: snr1rr sassnss,
WI WHe at No. Q red, track, tsc.
corn---steady but duh; NO. : m'xed' auo-
ta osi. at d,;g no. mixed. isas,sc No
white. 20 f-2n2ic.
Pork-Steady; family, S',.
Iard-Steady: kettle, 4I4 lfc .~
RaconeFirr1. loose shoulders. H3:
short-rIb sides. asoas4s5; short-c'ear
s'I DRY saited Micats-steady; loose shout
ders. &C.: short-rib sides. Ssen<..ss ~.
for heavy: sinstoS. for light; short~ciea'
sides. xi2 i-2nA.i5.
Whiskey-Steady at VIZ
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, July 15.-Flour-un-
Wheat-I.ower: July, "a i-tc.. nominaily;
August, 81 lie, asked; September. 81 '-oo''
O' corn-HIgher: July. Is $50. bid; septen-
ber. q 3-ic. asked. -.
oats-Higher; July. nc. pa; August
Bsa Bacon 4c.; longs. &c; clear
ribs. i1-4c.; clear sides, S-sc ,,-sc
longs. 5-sc.: clear ribs, 3 7-sc.; clear Sides
High wines-steady at si.22.
THE COTTON MAhhElS.
LIVERPOOL. July 15;-l2:2o F. M;-S,-
sSn m mi sSGn Msid sales soc bales;
American 800 bales: speculation and ex-
port. 1000 bales; receipts. ~" oaies'
Futures opened steady; demand fair;
july and August. 3 l5-6ln3 H-6fq5 t2-S.p
4S-eid.; August and Septemoer sy,e nsr
and October. 4 33-6iG3 32-6in3 y SD. DC
t t,iS and November, So-etG5-2s.siep
8 2s-sid November and Deeeme Der:
2s-sfd5 2S-Ssd.' January and February:
29-6ld3 2S-6iG3 26-6iJ.; FEBRUARY anu
March. ) 2s-SiaS 2S-6id,; March and April
Futures steady AT the decline Tenders
at to-day's clearings, 27oo bales, new
i2:i5 p. M-American spot grades, i.zd
sooi mddling, 8 si-s2d; middling, is.isd;;
sO is-s5 %.;G ordGIniaTy is.s2d r,..
August is-sid.' sellers; August end Sep
tember 2 37-6iff3 3S-64d.. BUYERS. Septem-
Der and October 3 s2-eid; sellers; october
November and December. 27-si13 SID,
sellers; December and January. z 81 go
buyers: January and February, H-otp
2S-6id, sellers; feoruary ana Ai snr,,
29-64d3 3O-s4d.. buyers; April ana May
8 81 I'D sellers.
Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK July l5.LS9,tton ,q1i,sS'..
net receipts, none gross, LIZ pales' Io.-
warded. lea bales: sales. 272 bales; spin
ners. u bales; stock, lV5, lbz bales: 500 ,o,o..
Totals to-day: Net receipts, iS2 nales'
exports-to Great Britain, 800 bales; Stock
| 2l3l09 bales.
Totals so far this week: Net receipts:
29l5 bales: exports-to Great Brita'il, o'ioo
| bales: Continent, 1928 bales. ,.
Totals since September LIST: Net receipts,
! 5f47 $50 bales; exports-tO Great Britaln'
/ 2i9S,O7O bales: France. 1850 bales; Con-
Futures closed steady at the decline;
sales. Isl 500 bales; July. 1854; August.
yember. 1913; December. s6is; January
| So %: February Sc y. March. $b.z.
suns report: Cotton declined - TO ~
points, closing steady, with sales OK lSl'S"
| bales.
To-day's features: Liverpool was lower
| again to-day. and cotton prices here also
| declined Liverpool was probably IN
nuenced by the same factor which caused
| the decline here-namely. the weekly
| government report. The report was bet
| ter than had been expected. it SAID that
cultivation and has been greatly inn
| proved: that as n whole, the outlook Is
| for a fair crop and that picking Is pc
coming general in Southwest IeXas. New
| York declined quite sharply. and spot cot
| ton here and at the South was easier.
! The disposition in Wall street also adj
! versely affected cotton. stop orhers were
caught on the way down, and contributed
| to the weakness.
NEW ORLEANS. July 15.-Cotton .fu-
lures barely steady: sales. $3.50 bales;
| July, 1924: August. 1913; September. S.H;
! October, $5S: November. $3.50. December.
$3.50; January, 1914; February S%;
March, 500.
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, n. G., July l5.-Rosin-
Steady; strained. $l.23 -; good strained,
| $l.H ~
Turpentine-stea machine. q Lac;
irregular. q 3-4c.
Tar-Quiet at $40.
Crude Turpentine-Steady: hard, $40;
soft. $40; virgin. $50.
CHARLESTON, S. c., July 15.-Turpen-
tine-Nothng doing.
Rosin-Firm: sales, 200 barrels; A, Is.
! and c. $3.50: ID and Il. Sl.35: y. $40 q,
S.45: RI, $50; /, $l.55; Il, Sl.60; M, Sl.65;
| n. Sl.70; windowglass, Sl.75; water-white,
$l.75.
SAVANNAH, July l5.-Turpentine-
| Opened al 23n23 1-Sc. for regulars, with
sales of 2S5 casks al % and 2S6 az Z5 l-sc.,
and closed firm at &C., bid; receipts, l,Sy3
| casks.
/ Rosin-Firm and unchanged: sales, 5000
| barrels; receipts, 4.1Sl barrels.
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