Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-31
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MESS PORB-
Jan ...... nm 7.s7N ms 7ss
Land
5ss az 70 t tss t:ss11s s s.ss
Pee PsS'... sss% s sess s nsss $50 s.ssH
Cash quotations: Flour quiet and hrm.
with prices unchanged. No spring
wheat s0Q7l 1-2c; No. red. Iss 'ec; no.
2 corn, . s-saS &c. No z os VS. ~ x ~ ~
short-rib sides, $3.6ogs3 81. Dry-sai,.tsedi
Shoulders s4GSi25; short-clear sides, sfV
s412l-2 Whlskey, N.N
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS, ILL. october
30 Cattle-Receipts. 5000 heal ~. MIR ~ ~
firm: common 20 extra steers. SE9NS.lo;
stockers and feeders, 81. 6SfiSS.6o; COWS anu
bulls. 81 25a{s.25; Texans, f2oOaSs.zo' WEST
ern rangers. n.254ei .,o,
Hogs-Receipts, 2i,Go head; maiks'
,teadv; heavy packing and shipping ots;
20 f5SiS *. common to choice mixed, gv
ga s0. choice assorted. D.S5ds5.4o; light,
SI5qsio2 10: pigs. S.5odSsS
Others unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o.. october So-fiorirr0 Ia
Winter patents, NlgaA~ fanny, as,ert
81 70. extras. s2OqS26s; spring patent
Wheat~Firm but irregular; No. 2 red
7sgS0c. -, oa o,d
shelled and ear. Ag-oc. NO niiNeo'
oats-Ir Irregular; good stock scarce; NO.
mixed, lSc. .oo-
Tord-KettIe i'm good demand; steam
leaf in tierces. 4S-4c.; in tubs &C.; prime
steam inactive. -, A,,
Dry-salted Meats-steady; loose shoul-
ders. 3-4c.; short-ribs, l-sc.' shoi
@l-4c: clear bellies 3-ic.
Hacon-Toose shoulders. lac; short
ribs, 4 S-sc.; short clear. 4 5-sc.; clear Del
lies. 8 3-sc.
Whiskey-steady at a1S.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. october So.-Flour-Duii ana
Wheaf-Higher: October. 75c.; Deem
ber 76c.: May. 81 l-2c. ..u,-
Corn-Higher; october, 22>4c., nominal
IN: December. q 5-ofg22 3-4c.; May, 20 S-o,'
Oats-Steady; october, 10 l-1C'' HO'i'''i"
'PorkGstandard mess new. S.75.
other articles unchanged.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. October 20.-l2:50 p. M
! Cotton IA good demand; American MI
| dling. l7-S2d.; sales. 1000 bales; Ameri-
| can. 800 bales; speculation and export
| 1900 bales; receipts, 200 baies-aH Aihe'i-
can. -,
Futures opened quiet win deNnahu
moderate; October Z7-s4s n 20, &C.
and December, - cd; December anu
| January. 4 l7-sld.; January and Feeruary'
4 f6-6t8t l7-64d.; February and March,
! 4 15-G4I4 it'd March and April, 5000
4 15-eh.; April and May. Z le,6id; May
and June, i7-6id.; June and july e-o'~
4l7-6id
y M.-October Z4-efl., buyers; DC
tober and November. l9-6idi 2o-64d.. buy
ers; November and December, ! l-oke
4 l6-6fd, buyers December and January
4 1i-6iGl l5-6ii.; January and teorualy'
ls-e4gi li-eid; February ,os ana ia n Aprii
4 l3-s4Q4 l4-eid.. value April ana may.
4 1f-Gi14 15-84d. May and June, lo-esd.
June and July. i4-6id.; July and August
Futures closed barely steady.
Total sales OF the week, 5000 bales
American 5000 bales. Trade takings, IN
Guiding forwarded from ships sides, eiVoJ
imnorts hos 90 bales American. 1900
bales Total stock. 5000 bales. A lsrl ~.
can. $4,000 bales. Total ahoat S5o.vu
bales: American, 10000 bales. specunte
tors took 700 bales; exporters TOOK 81"
bales.
NEW YORK. october 2O.-Cotton quiet;
middilng gulf. Size; middling, Z l5-ltc;
net receipts. $50 bales; gross, 5.l2i bales
eaports-to Continent, LII bales; for-
Warded, 10 Dalesi sdlts oiz uaieSi SPIN
ners. Y bales stock 1905 bales.
Futures closed finn; sales, 1890 bales;
November N.S1; December. N.$; January,
sss; February. &.ll; March. ss.lI; April
1921: May, $3.50; June $n; July, %Sh
Weekly: Net receipts. 4z5 bales sross'
4OT7s bales: exports-to Great Britain,
4 $50 bales; France, so bales; Continent,
5.2lg bales forwarded, 1856 bales; sales,
4m3 bales: splnners $40 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. ops bales;
sxports-to Great Britain. 1850 bales;
Continent, 1858 bales; stock lV's'sSo
bales. -. ..-..
326 733 bales; exports--to Great Britain, a.
Sl6 bales: France. 1856 bales; Continent.
totals since September lst: Net re-
calpis 2 20S S02 bales: exports-to Great
britain. 10 ee6 bales; France. Ia, $50 bales;
Continent. 4S.2l5 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. October 9o.-Cotton
futures steady; sales, &.olD bales; Noyem-
Der. S73l; December, $50; January, I'll;
February. N.Is; March, N'S9; April, NS;
NAvAL-sToRE MARKETS.
Rosia-ffrm; strained, ;l.5o; good strain
7 Tfurpentine-Firm; machine, 25c; irregu-
lar. "a l-2c.
rar-Steady at 81.
Crude Turpentine-Quiet; hard, $50;
soft, $50; virgin. slSO
CHARLESTON, s. c.. October 30.--Tar-
pentine- Firm al &c. bid; sales, none.
Rosin-Firm; sales. none; A. Il, c. and
d, $40; f and +. Sl.i5; =. 80; X, $50;
l and X. SEQ; NJ $40; y, 81 window
glass, $2f5; water-white. $3.50.
SAVANNAH, Ga, october 3o-Turpen-
tine-Opened firm az DC, bid. with sales
OF 100 casks at DC. and so casks at Is l-sc.,
and closed firm at 25c., bid. with no sales,
and factors refusing to accept bids; re-
ceipts. l,0G casks.
Rosin-Firm and In good demand; re-
celpts, 1888 barrels; sales, $500 barrels;
A, b. c. ID. and p. $50; r. N.8: q. III.
and /, $50: X, N.@; NJ, N.S; y, $40,
window-glass. $3.50: water-white. E.5.
The Interruption.
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