Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29

May"........23 23H 2zH 2Zs4
sept .....-.ss'so ss.so sse7l :s.75
oct.....".. s.s7H s.s1h s.75 s.sSh
Dec........ S-9l o.bfL1 o.cZk o.oO
LAsD-Per 100 IDS
sspt.~.... t77h s.77M A72h 47Ti
OcsOSer-... 4.sj 4.ss $50 1921
Dsc......... 4.S2Is 495 4.6j $50
SHORT Rlss-Psr 100 los.
ssps....... 5.65 5.65 5.57f 5.62Ii
Oct........... 5.5i5 o.oo o.o21z o.o1l.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Quiet; winter patents, .Gt5.30: straight
.t4oqs5 spring special, SL25; patents,
;5.20g$5.O. No. spilng wheat-s2AV
S5i2c.; No. 3 spring wheat. SpSsc.; NO. z
red, &iag3Slzc. No. 2 corn, 2sizc. No. 2
oats Il &C.; No. 2 white, f. o. b., 22q2Ziac. :;
NO. white, (. o. b., 2O4G22c. No. 2 rye,
1910. No Q barley nominal; No. 3, {. o.
b., S3a3sc.; No. 4 T. o. b., Z1Q29c. No: l
faxseed, s10olAgs1.o5. Prime timothy
seed, $3.50. Mess pork. per barrel S.75sl
$3.50. Lard, per 100 pounds, H.77Is. Short
rib sides Qoosel S.50at5.9. Dry sailed
shoulders boxed, }5.25gs5.5O. Short-clear
lers finished goods. Ter gallon. $L22 SUI
gars-Cut-loaf S.S4l p. No. yellow
corn. 29Rc. Butter-stcady: creamery.
ISGg1st5c; dairy, 1Sql5c. Cheese steady at
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, August 2S-There was very
little trading I'm cattle to-day, receipts be-
ing too small TO make a market The
few sales made were at prices unchanged
from yesterdays ruling quotations. A
large run of cattle IS expected next Mon
day, and II would cause no surprise II
$3.50 western rangers should be received.
Thus far westerners have been coming
slowly.
Prices FOR hogs broke fully 1Oc. to-day,
the top figures being paid early. Sales
were o. an extra range Of S.v1g9J.sO, the
bulk OF the hogs being heavy.
The few lots of sheep and lambs that
were offered sold at unchanged prices.
Sheep were salable al S225 for the poor
est up 70 $3.65as3.75 for choice, with occa-
siOnal sales of Few prime 10 extra ma
tives at S30Sg$i. lambs at S2.25. and west
ern sheen at S3350S3.65. heavy sheep be-
ing neglected. Western feeders We're 8.40D
$3.50, and feeding lambs at $3.50 10
Receipts. Cattle, 800 head; hogs, SVW
head; sheep. $500 head.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, o., August &.-F1our-
Quiet. o,-o-
Confirm; No. 2 mixed, Bic.
Oats-Firm; No. 2 mixed, 2Ol2c.
Rye-F1rm: No. 2. oOc.
Iard-Quet at A.65.
| Bulk Meats-Firm at $50.
| Bacon-Steady at 81.
Whiskey-Steady at N.2l.
Rutter-Quiet.
Sugar and Cheese-Firm.
! Eggs-Easy at l2c.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August 81 Z. Moot
! ton-Spot, small business; prices un-
changed. The sales of the day were 1900
| bales, Of which 800 were for speculation
| and export and included 2,4O bales
| American. Receipts, none; American
| middling, 4 $50.
Futures opened quiet with a moderate
| demand. and closed steady; Amrican MID
| ding. low midling clause; August, 4 2-6id.,
| BUYERS; August and September, 8 o5-oia.,
sellers September and October o0,ofV
3 5;-64d. sellers; October and November
4S-e4d3 49-6id.. value; November ara
| December 45-6iqS 6-64d. sellers: De-
| cember and january, 3 H-64g3 4o.eid !,
! sellers: January and February, 1850
| 3 l5-Gid., sellers February and SidI : ~,
3 45-G4d., sellers: March and April t2-o "a.
| 3 4G-C4d, buyers; April and May 4e-ci seg
| 3 47-Gid., sellers; May and June, h-ofp
4s-Gid., sellers; September, oS-Viu.
| NEW YORK. August 2S.-Cotton-Quiet
! middllng Lie; receipts noue Saae''
| 17g bales, all spinners. stock, 81, JIG Dales.
| Total, to-day: Net receipts. 9,5n paleS
| e,norts-to Great Britain. LASS bales; 70
| France pa bales; eoastwise' Dale' s'o0N'
Totals since September lst: Net re.
ceipts, 5,6S7666 bales; erp2rts-to 1ni 200 200
| n. y
baies. 10 the Continent, 2l59.5a bales; 10
Cotton futsres opened steady at 90 ne ne
ADVANCE: sales. 600 bales; stock, 800
bales J "a og Inril S 8 20; May. ac7 Au-
inst Sc oSGpsS 10: September. $3.50; October
$50; November. s6S3; December soS . 7or
Cotton futures closed steady; sales e e ~ ~
bales JsH 90! nri, % 8 s2 Nav. ssS5; Au-
| gust 1851; September. VIZ; Oct0per' 1910
/ November. sG7S: December 1913.
Snot closed quiet: middllng uplandss;
s1-Sc.; middling Gulf, o-lbc.; saieS' AZ
bales, all spnners &C.,
NEW ORLEANS. august Lo.-O4 Vuo,,st
Futures quiet: sales, A.oCo bales; Ausus
lr,on,inai. September. s6.66GS6.6l; Octoper
sc rnIise 4. November. s650pS65l; Deem
her sG 5OdS.5l: January, $500 SbSf; en-
pvarv Sc 5Gqs657; March, s659as6Go; Aprn
''''-" 'TAvAL-sToRE MARKETS
WILMINGTON. n. c., August O.; p
! Spirits of Turpentihe-'3uie' az
re RHotsRln1,6Hiet at s.15aN.2o; receipts So
barrels. - r,,r,, AZ s2O NsD
ond si.q0. receipts. 30 barrels. ,.
any Tar Fir at sllO; receipts, 81 barrels
20 ,r,,,t t,sTON. s. c., August 2s.-Tur-
-Firu AT % 1-2c.; sales, none.
pT p5ioossin-Dull; sales. none: a y, Z, -
I'D y $40: +, N.3: G, $l;5e: II ana
anu ats X fi.5o; NJ. SIS; \, I;79; window
glass $50: water-whlte' w
AsAyANNAH GA, August S.mTurpen'
| =, oA r,,,, az 2e 7-sc bid: sales, 72i casks
fe yaIp,ntEfrn and unchanged: sales, l,76'
,a res receipts, 1895 barrels.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, VA, August 2s.-(special.)
,,NonTts--Firm; fancy &C.. strictly prime.
. 80 . nrirne. PIC: off grades, &c; Span
ish. per bushel' sSc'
pETERSRURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA, August 2S-Market
firm; Virginia prime, PC; extra prime.
ooc,d AT e2Ild95c., as 10 quality.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
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