Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-28
sai5c. Cheese steady at s,z9sc. regs'
Steady, fresh, lslsc. ~. ~.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

steady; common TO good native steers.
G.50fts3j5 with late sales largely at SoW
s.. Western rangers sold very well, pai
ticularly cows and heifers. while great
many steers brought good prices from
feeders Stockcrs and feeders sold -reia-
lively better than beef cattle, sales fank-
ing az S.s0uAo5 western feeders pfink.ns
S.%nst25. Calves sold at $3.50 for prime
lots. Texas cattle were in fair NUMBERS
ana sold ~ good prices
In hogs This was the high day ~ me
year. prime light hogs selling Tor s,oS
or SOC. higher than any hogs sold Tor Ia,t
year. Prices were fully i0c. higher. Win
sales at S5.s0nA.s5. the bulk going LOT
sf.i5aSt35. The average quality ~ poorer
as the season advances. and more heavy
hogs are coming In. Grassy nogs anu
SOW lots are quite numerous. .
Sheep were salable at y. 25V<z.G for IN
ferior 10 choice. western rangers sehins
at s.20uS3.6O. Feeders paid about as muyn ,
as slaugkterers and western feeders sofa
up 10 81 5OFrs36O Lambs sold at S.bow
S.25. or about the range OF prices tnas
prevailed a week ago, but common ioes
averaged lower. Feeding lambs soia NJ
Receipts: Cattle. 1900 head; hogs. 1900
head; sheep, 1900 head.
CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI. o.. August H-tlour-
| Steady.
wheat-F1rm: No red. ssa9s,sc.
| Corn-Easy; No. mixed. $40.
Oats-firn; No. mixed. zJc. -
Rye-Firm; No. 2. SOC. ..
1ard-Quiet at 1910
| Bulk Meats-Quiet but firm at s5.i0.
| Bacon-Firm at $40.
Whskey-Steady at Sl.l.
Butter-Quiet.
Sugar-Flrm.
Eggs-Steady at 12c.
Cheese-Firm.
THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. August II r. M.-Cot-
i dam
lower: American middling. fair, IL Sd;
good midding. 5-l6d., American ma,
ding, 5-52d. low midding, l3-S2d.; good
ordinary S-32d.; ordinary, 2-Szd. safes
of the day were 5,co6 bales, OF when l.y
bales were for seculation and export ana
included 1900 bales American; receipts
200 bales-all American.
Futures opened quiet, with moderate de-
mand: American middling, -mlddnns
clause, August, i-tid., sellers; Aususs
and October. 56-64d. buyers october
and November. 3 i9-6id, buyers: Novem-
Der and December. i6-6iq3 h-otd., sell
ers: December and January, o,s'
buyers; January and February, ie-oid.,
BUYERS February and March, b-efv
| 46-eid'. buyers; March and April, $500
| 47-6ld,: April and May, il-64nS is-tta..
sellers: May and June, @-efsS @-o'u'
NEW KEW YORK. August g7.--The bear fac
ton had things pretty much their own
way to-day In the cotton market. taoles
Indicated Il sluggish market ior iutul.s
| at Liverpool, while the crop accounts
were generally looked upon as pearisn.
| and the crop estimates had an expanding
| tendency which led to considerable busl,
| ness In the way OF putting out addiuonsi
! lines on the bear side OF the acceuIst.
| There was disposition 10 isnose VIC
| somewhat conflicting character or crop
| reports from Atlantic sections ana ,ne
| Calf states The best point OF the session
was reached just before noon. but AT pest
| the market was gao points under yes'ai-
| days closing.
| Cotton-Dull: mddling. i-l6c.; net re-
| ceipts none: gross 900 bales; forwarded,
! 5i7 bales; sales, IA bales, all spinpers'
! stock, 81 29j bales.
Weekly: Net receipts, bales gross
| 0 G59 bales: exports-to Great Britain, l,s6i
| bales. to France, 30 bales. sales. J,n5
| bales: spinners. lll9 bales: exports-to
| the Continent, 1888 bales; forwarded, 3,es
bales. ee,,o..
| exports-to Great Britain. 30 bales; to
| France, bales; 10 the Continent, - Oales;
| stock, 736l3 bales
| consolidated: Net receipts. 32,70i bales;
to Great Britain, 1888 bales to France
| 223 bales: TO the Continent. lO,2a2 bales
Totals since September list: Net receipts,
| GIG O95 bales; exports-to Great Britain.
| 30i5O57 bales: TO France. 7oi 095 bales; TO
the Continent 2l5s,55O bales; to the Cham
Cotton futures opened easy; sales. $50
| bales: January. $3.50: February. f6ss;
March 1895: April. s6.9s; May Noi; Au-
gust. 81 80: September. $685. October, N.05;
November. s6.S5; December %e 90 ooo
Mari March $50; April ssSi; May, se.sS; Au-
| gust. 81 80: september. S3l; October, S@;
/ November $3.50; December se'S. 80.
spot closed dull; middlng uplands.
1-i6c. middling Gulf, 5-l6c.; sales, III
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, August H.-Cotton-
Futures steady; sales. $500 bales; Au-
gust nominal. September. S. 1lt$1s: octo-
| cember t6.52nt553: January, Sbooup1o
February s55Suss5s; March. So5lgsb.o-i
| April, s5.6inSoJ.
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, n. c., August u
Spirits of Turpentne-stcady at % l-2c.;
'G Rosin-steady at si15as2O; receipts III
barrels. 81, q % o.a
Crude Turpentine-Firm at N.3o, N,eo'
and 81 80: receipts. p barrels
| Tar-Firm: receipts, ii barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. August H-Turpen-
tine-Firm at 26hc.; sales. l,223 casks; re-
Rosin[Firm and unchanged: sales. SO7
barrels; receipts. BIB barrels.
CHARL EsTON. 5. c., August N.-Tur-
pentine-Firm ar 25lzc.; sales, none. =.
| Rosin-Dull; sales. none; a, u, {, ~,
and p. $50: r. N25; q. ti.So: II and l..
a.: X $50: NJ sl.55: n. sl.7j; window
glass. 81 90; water-whlte. 500
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK. VA, August N-tspecia)
peanuts-Flrm: fancy. &c.; strictly prime.
. sc: prime, 2ikc: of grades. &C.: Span
ish, per bushel, ssc.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA. August N.-Market
drm; virginia prime. 2Ac:; extra prime.
sihc.. fancy. 2z02 7-sc.; Spanish In de-
mand al s2ikGs5c. as to quality
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA, August H-cot'
ton-Firm at St-sflS l-4c.. for good lots.
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