Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31


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hay.......2l II ~Ota)a @",s
sept pr. -. sS ssas sass sso7x se.lsn
jan Sss -. S sss S s.sIs Ssssso ESQ
s: ss". Ply $50 $50 s,sss s Az.
Jan....... 400 $0sh a47N Sf'A
Sept. saaN sas sas4 sssx
Jsn....... aso a42n as7N $40
steady; prices unshanged. No, , spTins
s Eea' No. 81 's eSr 1,se .i IA S Sea- No
Lard. a' s. 5,-' short ' rib sides. SisaSS:
Dry salt Shoulders, &IsqA snort ciear
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS. ILL. July
3o.--Cattle-- Receipts 1903 head. Market
firm and 1oc. higher; common 10 extra
steers 8.2Sqst6o: steckers and feeceLs
Texans sl.75Qs3iO: western rangers. $40
$3.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head. Market
ra . SRs SsS lots hhsS hSav cOnson e
choice. mixed, s2.s6dlsS -; choice assort-
cd, 81 So4S.SS; light S.ceaS.2o; pigs. ss'S
$24$2.50; lambs. s5q5.6o.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. July so.-Fiour--steady;
spring patent tS.55Ws5.S
| Wheat-Quiet;, No. red, track. &c.
corn-Dull and weak; No. 2 mixed.
0ats-steady: No. 8. mixed. new. track.
Pork-steady; clear backs, ssass25.
Lard-Inactiye; kettle, SS.I La $5.o2 Id
/ . ~ A. 4
short ribs, ~8 i-sSsi,sc
Dry-salted Meats-steady shoulders.
s4gNl2l IL; short ribs. 1.75QSH Ia;
Whlskey-steady. at N.22.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, July so.-F1our-Un-
wheat-Lower; July. Ti-4c.; August
s. f-4g5S $50. bid.
Corn-Lower; July. pc. bid; August. 20
Oats-Steady; July. lSc. BID; August
lsc bid september, Il 7-Sc. bid. -,
Pork-Standard mess. new. $3.50; DID,
La Ii-Sard-Prime steam, s2.s5; choice. 500 IL.
Other articles unchanged.
! THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. July S0.-l2:sO p. M.-cot~
ton firm; prices firm; American miaoiirx
| z Is-i6d sales 5000 bales; American, o~e
bales; speculation and export 6oo paless
receipts. LOCO bales; American. none;
Jd SS' sss A SBsnsd 'i ssSj fSasnS
and September. i4-etgS 43-e4gs 4z-et4
5 Is-eds A-6iQS is-6id.; September ana
October Ss,et4S 4o,s'd ocsospeE . as &.e a.
November and December 3-s+ds x-ssieg
3 1-Ead'; December and January $50
ss-ssSS Tct95 500 5sneSr c,, snd .1 FAB
ruary. 3i-eiq3 sS-osy Ss sS s S.s2sy
Mach sSS'i and es9 april, SOUS ss.d; HRT,i
and May, Ss-6ld.; May and June, h-eia-
Futures steady az the ady s,n Fair and
good niddIing, i-32d higher; other SPOT
grades / i-i6d higher; American mo.
ding, faii, 5-l6d.; good middbns o e !:
mlddhns I'D q icy Sa mi GSaInsry ca.
s9'P I MmJniy, 3 ibid. buyers Mly ana
aue,,st 3 sn-km., sellers; August and sop.
TENDER, 4se4d. sellers; SEPTEMBER r,o Snq
oesossr tS,Ss@S 1 ss'ssas s sos4a buyers:
N ShT mS ana December, Ss-e4ts Ss-ctd,
BUYERS: December and January es-etq
ns sscSteg ss-s4ss 9 4csid', buyers; March
and April, 3 4i-64d.. sellers; Aprii anu
May, 3 4i-6id.. buyers.
Futures closed steady
NEW YORK July so,N ,SSf,nS EsI'!
net rec9ipts. none gross, SIS balesj ex-
noSts--to Great Britain. 900 bales; Cont
nent I'M bales: forwarded, III Dali ~,
sales. 81 bales-ali spinners; stoch' e''''
Totals to-day: Net receipts, 40 bales
exports--to Great Britain 2.6SI bales; Con-
tnent. LIN bales; stock, io' ~ pa.es so,s
Totals 80 far this week: Net receipss'
fss0 bales: exports-to Great Britain, y
Sc bales; France. 25 bales; Continent
''s Totals since September LIST: Net re-
| 80 hal
Britain, 2,225,il5 bales; France so<'o''
bales: Continent, 1,774,Z7 bales. 1850
Cotton futures closed barely stesa Z.
July 1oEo, Es is Ags Scyea s psSSs; bees.
ber "a "a. January. $500: February, y6.t5;
March. ;6.f4; April, s6.7s; sales, xo''io'
ns snS,s yevlew: Cotton advanced II TO q
points. but reacted, and closed barely
steady at a net advance OF to points'
and with sales of S7,ll0 bales. ,...-
Toda s1s f MssissIppi the Weather -.
) some time past has been not ana ary, ~, !
to-dsv numerous kilograms reporting
CANS gam states y. SO nervous shorts covered
} ana put up prices sharply. Inen, soo'
local operators bought. New orleans was
a good buyer here, and kiverpooi s ~,
vanced for both spots and futures. stop
orders were reached on the way up, ana
contrihuted 10 the strength OF the market :
SPOT cotton here was rrm, ara some oi
the southern spot markets W. I.s, .
The sxports from the ports were larger
! Most OF the Improvement was iost DC,
fore the close how on Teailz,hs q,
he advance, and the last prices showed
only small net rise.
NEW ORLEANS. July 3o.-Cotton fu.
lures barely steady; sales. $500 bales;
Auoust n IS: september. S.35, OCTOBER
"a n. November, E.32; December, s0.Jo,
! January, ss43; February. S6f6; March,
$50.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS
WILMINGTON, N. c.. July 30.-Ros'u---
. arm: strained. ti.3sf-2 good strained,
VS. Sorts iit OF Turpennne--ouieti machine
far-Qulet. at si.05.
Crude Turpentino- Steady; hard, w.
soft. 81 Is: virgin. si.G5.
CHARLESTON, +. c.. July 3O.-Turpen-
tine-Firm ct q lac; sales. 20 casks:
Rosin-Firnb; sales zone; y and e, sLzSi
ID and V. aD; r. ass; g. $40: II. s.tS;
/. 81 80: X, si,ts; NJ, a.60; ". $50; win
l1ow-gIsss. 81 u. water-white, $50.
sAvA ssnsa i ca a. Ivy Ivy OiS for res
isrS Win sales OF l62 casks at the quo
tation' AZ the close II was nrm. at p Tic,
with sales OF $50 casks reported. Re
ceIpts OF 1872 casks were sold At the
closing quotation
DAYS closing prices; sales. 100 barrelsi
receipts, ,6,0l2 barrels.