Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10
OUR NEW STORE
Thrown Open
Public for the he First Time
MONDAY, NOVEMBER nth,
10 O'clock A. M.
For months we have been making Preparations you CHOICEST
STOCK OF GOODS IN OUR RICHMOND and
think can So The display Millinery Ladies' and CdrOn Fur
nishings will surprise you
Owing to the delayed weeks
ing begin selling the LIST of October and winter
season virtually only weeks do three
months business do this have made prices suha
ntv low to attract and people will buy
from us in preference going elsewhere
LO1 east Broad street.

light and tho market duh. Tho opening vas
eOout aaAc. lower than yesterdays closing, adj
ysnced AaLc. ruled easier, aud closed safc.
lower for December ana u. lower Tor May man
tho closing figures OF yesterday. " Is estmstei
that the visible supply - wheat will show an In
crease Of about iaO,OO % l,M,vp Dushes.
Corn--1he merkot opened at yesterdays closing
prices, was duh REd inactive, prices varying
barely &c. up 20 ~ O'Clock, whom protninent
local speculnior purchased freely OF December,
aud prices advanced axe, lotal shorts cover
ing, and the nnsi quotations were Sasc. hisher
than Yesterday. Oata Wofe traded IN 10 INr
extent. and an unsettled feeling prevailed Tho
market opened weak and prices recedei hstc,
but rallied and closed steady. hess.potk-
Rather moro d0inE and Tho feeling was hrmel
NOyembeI was advanced l. As.O. and the cther
deliveries 1i,al0c.. and the adyancc WAS node-
rateiy we'll supported. Lnri-NcTy hltis ouh-
moss was transacted and tho ieehns vas
steader. Prices were advanced 2&aof, closing
steady Short-rlb siies-Litue moro lie WAS
manifested ana tho foeung gas steadier Prices
rather favored sellers. though no maletiai
change was made.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November Flour fat Wheat
Southern sioadY nud unchanged western easy;
No. winter roo, SpO'. ag-t aiDHc. COrn-South-
ern steady AMI unchanged. western easy. oais
quiet aud steady southern and PtnnsyiFanis,
25a2sc. graded 40 white. shc. bid. kyo
slow az 52a,3c. Hay lrot AMI eteady primst 10
choice timothy, ti2a0afiA Provisions steady.
Butter firm; creamery. pc. kggs Urn vest
ern. 24aa5s. sugar quiet: \ soft, 61.e. Freishs
TO Liverpool per steamer fairly active grain,
3d. Cork, for oriors. "a hoceipts-flOur' i.!no ~,
barrels; wpeat. - 10 bushels. corn. 1901
bushes oats, 60W bushels; rye, 3,OOl bushels.
Shiptn 9nts-flOur lsOlJ barrels, wheat, LOO
bushels. Sales-Nhea', 'O0OJ bushels; corns
5000 bushels.
sr. Louis. November 9-fiour qulc, and M
changed Wheat lower ard closed &c. below
yesterday; No red cash. Z, .c. December,
7s%a7S40c. May, e3.aoiAr ani closed ~
s3ac. Corn higher; No. miHod. ca-h. 1xc.
asked; Noyombcr, 30a3Ohc and closed 81 3oc.
AK ted; May. 30seD'ic 6nd closed At Do.
asked. Oats better: No. 2cgsh, lssc. bid; May,
exc Whiskey. fi.02 Provisions-fork ana lara
unchanged. Dry -snit mn1'1 hrm. shoulders.
st25: longs and ribs, ti.&J short clear, tAV.
Bacon ,bOzodl Shoulders, fLH+; longs AMI
ribs, iG35; short clear. slO0 Hams, sl0atile.
cINcISsATL
CINCINNATI, November 9.--flOur nrm. Wheat
weas aud lower 40. red, 10. Corn strong NO.
mixed, &c. Oats arm No. mixed. IKE.
Pork easy At 60 Lard stronger a, w. BUZZ
meat. nrm; short-uts. tht24. Bacon nfm
Hogs weaker; common aud lghi t@ab;
packing aud butchers, fasJ.
wILMfNGTON
wuMsoTos. N. G. November e.-Turpentfs:
frm al 43sc. kosin-strainei, sec. sood
strained, 95c. Tar frm az $50. Crude turpsn-
tine nrn; nard, sLg0; yellcW-dip aRd virgin.
s22a. ..
LOUISVILLE, November 9-Grain AMI pro-
Visions Unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUrURgt
NEW YoRE. Noyem ber o cotton Net receipts,
ss bales E.ossl '5 81, b SSs' snso%s.r ard
December, fiQi3: January, Hob, February,
sI0.sg; March, fl090: April, fl0Ss; Nay, siato;
June, sl053; July, 5000 Angus. fioeA
THE WORLDS COTTON.
NEW YORK. Novem Der a.-The total visible sup
ply OF cotton for tho world Is e,2s7,Sss baies. OF
which igr,778 bales arc American sgsinsti,,ls,-
lis aud l6sS ols bslos respectively last year. Re-
ceipts at ali interior towns. iyo.hS osles; 70.
coipts from plantations. S5,5is Daios. crVp ~
sight, 1854. i0i bales.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAEKsr
LIVERPOOL. November 9-So0n. Cotton frm
and in good demand; American middltne. otd.
sales, 1900 osles; speculation ana e1porr
1900 bales. Futures steady. soyembsr.
S 4s-sid., also 5 4jssd. November and Dccem-
Der, 4l-6id. December aud January, D u -ctd-
January aud February. il.od-, also ttofd.
March and April. 42-6ti., aIso tS-ooi. April
aud May. f-6,d. May sni June, t>std;
June and July, . ii-0ii.
r. M-American riiciling. $50. sales to>
day Included s.z0J bales u Anerican; Nosem-
Der. f5-Sld., sellers; November and Decsm-
Der, 4g-c43, yElue. December aud january
3 s2-6td. sellers January AMI February
4s-Sld, sellers. February and Hsfcb. a. etds
buyer; March and April. fSsti., ssiier !
April and May, 5 asa. buyer; Nay and June
8 lo-Gid., seller: June aud July, ts0ti, ssiief.
Futures closed steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lileportei Tor tue Dlspstna.l
NoyKssEK a.-Nsrke. easy and slight sales ~
ported at A. Prime, &C. ertrs prime. tkas
fancy, skc.: shoilod. 24a3bc: factory hAnd-
picked, Az a5Hc. FeciOry-cieansd goods arc Low.
err than Tor several monthA