Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06


CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS, ILL, Septem-
Der 5.-Cattie--Receipts, 400 head; market
easy; common TO extra steers. S.2Ouso.1Vi
stockers and feeders. s. ieg$;so; COWS ana
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head; market for
fancy light &c. higher; others steady
heavy packing and shipping lots; sziVg
1926: common TO choice mixed, y2:s5gSsSg;
choice assorted. s3s0q$s.4o; light, S15Q
S3.f2h; pigs. s2.25Qs3.35.
sheep-Receipts. 1000 head: market
steady; inferior TO choice. S2u $40; lambs,
s2uA.40.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. September 5.-tlour-
Quiet and unchanged.
wheat-Dull; spot and the month, 0S-i
76O Use: October CT 1-26Sl 3-lc.; Decem-
Der 60 s-iQe3 Use; southern. by sample
e0Tfe2 3-4c.: do. on grade. 50 l-4n62 l-zc,
Corn-Dull; spot and the month, AI.sg
25c.; October, q 3-4I25 l-2c. new or old,
November or December 25a26 1-4c.; south
ern white corn and do. yellow do, 70 ia
Q7c. o-,.s. 49,
Rye~Fasy: No. 2, near by s5Q37c.; No.
2 western. q he, asked.
Hay-Quiet and steady; choice timothy
Grain FreIrhts-By steamer steady;
parcel room inclined to be easy and un-
Cotton-ouiet; middling. .s3-Sc.
other articles unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI o.. September 5:-Flour-
Steady; winter patent, S3.3JqS.6O; spring
patents 2:5OqS.s5. ,o
Wheat-Firm; No. 2 red, soc.
Corn-Weak and dull: No. mixed,
osts-Quiet and easy; No. 2 white
Pork-Steady: family. $50
Lard-Quiet; kettle. s3.621zag. ST.; prime
steam held at S.37i5.
Dry-Salted Meats-Inactive; shoulders,
1915; short ribs, 1915; short clear, s5.9VQ
ss5. .,o,.
Bacon-Steady; shoulders, AgSi12ls:
short ribs, si.12l4qsi.l5; short clear sL20G
Whiskey-steady at N1a
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. September 5.-Flour-Un-
'" Wheeat-Lower; September, &c; Deem
Co CoornEIower; september. 1sc nominally;
December. 10 f-4c. May, % 1-4c. asked.
Oats-Lower September. 10 l-Se. pidi
May. 10 1-Sc bid. IT.. ., ~
Iard-Prime steam, WIZ; cnolce' SS'H12
Other articles unchanged
THE COTTON MARKETS. :,
LIVERPOOL, September S:-l z,Sos Il ed ~.
lower; American middling, n,led' saivS,
4oOO bales-American, 800 bales: speInna o
lation and export, 500 bales; receipts l'VV'
od Fntnres onened quiet: demand mode
rate. Septernber, 4 36-64lt4 3-6id. Octopet
and November, 26-6f44 2l-6+gf 1o-6id.
November and DECEMBER t1i LS:yaSIl s,- 5S
4 2i-sid.; January and FEBRUARY az zt "a =
4 25-eid.; February and MARCH, I 2S q I a..
March and April, 2s-e4a4 2s-e W zo Nc
and June. A 2S-64d.; May and July, 4A,btd
Futures quiet at the decline; spot prices
American mlddling, fair, l-Sd: s10G
middling. 3-16d.; middling, n-led;; 90 30"
midding' ls;;SS2d.; good ordinary 4 b-S-d'
oT''I IS ECotton-American mlddlIng
4 il-ied.; September. 4 24-6i44 35-std.i sep
TENDER and october, 2S-6fat zS,o ca Ell
| ers. November anG December, 4.6fd
| BUYERS: December and January Zt-64a
| 4 25-64d., buyers; January ana feDru ~
| March. A 25-64d'. buyers; March and April
| 4 2S-Gid.. sellers; April and May, H .55
1 T-eld.; May and June. 4 ,27-644i 2S-t4d.
| June and July. 2s-6ld., VaIue'
Futures closed quiet.
NEW YORK, September 5.-Cot1to9n-
| Quiet; mlddling Gulf, S-lc.; mloui,,n a
| Size: net and gross receipts, none; LOT
warded. none; exports. cOastwise. none
sales Is bales-all spinners; stock, es'4s
! bales. at, .,.oo,,. Dre
receinfs. 1So03 bales: exports-to Grea
/ Britain. $500 bales; TO France, none, u
| lhe Continens. none; to the chdhhe'
none; stock 26S,2S5 bales. ~. rooo,nt,
| 81 iO6 bales; exports-to Great Brilain
1851 bales; 10 France. 1850 bales; 10 tn
Continent. 4.S7o bales; to the Channei
nI Futures closed firm; September. ssls
October, $3.50; November, %4; Decen % 81
| 1922: January. S5.3S; FEBRUARY, S;f-
March, Ss45; April, sS.lS; May 1888; sales
Sun suns review: Cotton opened unchanged
| 10 points higher. reacted, ana decilne'
2 TO S points, recovered the loss, AM
closed rm at ssss net ne NJ, se sS bales 81
/ To-day's features: The bullish tenor o
| the Chronicles weekly report caused
steady opening this morning. But Liver yer
| pool was lower both for futures an
| snots. selling orders were received lron
| that market, and in the absence or buy
ing orders prices weakened ana oeci,ueu
| But the decline was not great, ana q
mental account, as well as some purchase
| Tor out-of-town account, the loss was re
covered and a small advance established
The advance was not very great, 70 y
sure but Il was an advance, nevertheless
Spot markets in this country were frm.
NEW ORLEANS September 5.ICotton-
Futures steady: sales, 29O00 bales; SCI
fember s7.93; October N6; Novembel
sS02: december, $500; January. SSH; Fet
ruary, $s1S; March, $50; April $s.Zo.
NAvAL-sTORB MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, n. c., September g.
Rosin-Flrm; strained, $40; good strain
Spirits of Turpentlne-steady; machine
II S-4c.; irregular, &c.
Tar-Quiet at Si00.
Crude Turpentne-Quiet; hard, H.2
soft. Sl55; virgin, $l.65.
CHARLESTON, S. c., September O.
Tnrpentine firm at p 1-2c.; sales, none,
Rosin-Firm; sales. none; A., B, and {
N.85; ID. T. and +, sl.S0; G, N.35; II, {l.f
I. $50; X. 1855; NJ, $l.G0; n, S.65; window
glass. Sl75 water-white, l.s5.
SAVANNAH, GA, September STU
pentine-Firm at PC; sales, l,463 cask!
receipts, 1,23S casks.
Rosin-Firm at the advance; sales, 3,5
barrels: receipts, 4.030 barrels. quot
closing: A, b, C, and ID, $40; u, 4, {
and II. $50; 1, SIS; x, sl.6O; NJ. 60;
$40; window-glass, N.e0; water-Whlte,
sPORTsMEN.
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