Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-27

ieic HIGHER, and provisions closed 2 1-2c.
higher. - ,,,,o,,.,.
Opening. highest Lowest Closing.
WHEAT-No.2.
n nee.y'.'''.''.'..'.. .ea;6H 100 96M 99X
May. 9i1sa921s 9316 9l1s 9lss
CoRN-No. 9.
November. 20 26kaM ZoIB SoB
DecemDer ..26 2eHaA 25% 261s
29A 29A 29ssaA
OATs-No. ,.
December. .201% 2OsSaA 209saI1 z0Sais
MESS PoRK-Per Dbl
DISTINGUISHING s7.25 6.l7H 87.25
January. s.12M $40 a.l2$ SD
LARD-Per 100 lbs.
pecem ber.. "a. 40 Si.l2 S4.lO Sf.i IN
May........ ADM 442h 4S7la 4a71s
SHORT RrBs-Per 100 lbs
j DScs%Ser.. s -; 40 Ais '4 t.is
May. -. 4274 4.So AIM 4.27h
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
firm. No. 2 yellow corn, 70 7-SaZic. NO y
spring Ehsa & 10 5'g2 Ted 80 2 2as S Se
" White n e. 2ia2G PC; No. 3 white, {. o. b.,
23a24c. No. rye, 4se. NO Va a Ia 10
Prime timothy seed, s2.65aS267 Mess pork,
ner barrel. S7.25dsZ30. Lard. per wv Povsi.11s.
81 90 Short rib sides Qoose); ~ i i,gs1;se.
dry-salted shoulders (9oxed; ,5st % BIZ ~
Wbiskey. distillers' finished. goods per si
gallon. s1l9 Sugar. cut-loaf. 300 Si 90,
Rutter steady; creamery l5NInS.i IT, Isagss
l2ni9c. Cheese quiet az oao l--o' 1907
firm; fresh. 1sc.
Att
cr>,C1>yNATI O.. November 26.-Flour-
oHiet: fancy. s4204$i.4O: familyl $S'JVes'.'o'
Wheat-Higher; No. red sSc; %
Corn-Steady; No. mixed = % I--c'
oats-,Firm; No. z m a1S % ~
Iard-Quiet at $i.lb. -o
Bulk Meats-Firm az Si'oo'
Racon-Steady at $o;So;o
Whiskey-Steady at S.lS'
eBnGHSd1Tyi- Coit and steady; hard refined
BIB. ,s,.oc
Cheese-Firm; good to prime Univ No.
gas 1-2c.
THE COTTON MARKETS;
1IvERPOOI, November % 7; Nd
Cotton-Spot quiet; prices I'M LIE OF
american middling, Lad. me sh 500
he day were 5000 bales, of whion In IN
were for specuiam6ae9T9ic s anu receipts, 1900
knias including 20 100 American. ,,,p
od u,,,res onened and closed quiet, N.Y., NJ.
a moderate demand; American hh.uu. Ns476
JOY lNS -ei nIii0 sellers; November. and Decem-
: lr-Ot1 % ga sellers; December and Janu,
srv SGs-GiG3 09-6ld. buyers; Janualy ot am
February. oS-siaS o9-etdd'' seIier Marcn
airy am, nri, 0e-S4G3 lO-64d. sellers; April
ana Nav lO-s4a3 l1-64d., buyers; May
and June, 3 12-64d., buyers; Sun hu1"st
uIaSye;a@s I5.sId.. sellers; August and sep
TENDER, l5-e4d.. buyers. co,.o,
NEw YORK. November 26.-Cotton-
| Oulet: middline l3.lte. net lied
| 1890 bales; gross, 5,56S paies; t ,on az sd,
96S balesi sales, oVVo paieS' ''
Weekly: Net receipts, 45o2 bales gross
40 s9S hales: exports-to Great Brltain
1900 bales; 70 Francs, Tor ftS%Twsrded 1856,
bales; sales, 2,6Oi bales; spinneiS' ~
Totals to-day; H Set rf sfIsia. s s
bbaIIes: 20 France' 2Ss bales; 70 the Con
tSneS; ssss bales; stock. se5,il7 bales;
Tonsoiidated: Net receipts, 49, pa,es
exnorts--to Great Britain, l5o,zUS paie,
10 france, e,S66 bales; to the Coht'hs"'
az" ;TotaIs since September list: Net rs pe
oaints 6e4t8b bales; exports-to Gre .t
| Rritain. l,13,763 bales; to France, %''f'
bales; to the Continent, %,S% s pai1 ha,es
Janma g N.72; February, ST; Ma y n
$50, knrii. $3.50: May, S.92; June. 800
| INV 500; August. 500; September. 49,. 49,,
october. SOC; November, so'eo' Decei'0s'
Futures open steady: sales. 500 bales
January. 1851; February, vi; Marcn
XII. April. 1851; May. S.6; June. S;s
Julv 1896: August. s.; september, 70. oc
tober, S5.s7: November, $50; December
~,S: not closed quiet middlIng uplands
i3-isc.: mlddling Gulf. Glide; sales o.
D' The following are the total net receipt
of cotton at all United States ports sine
Sentember lst: Galveston. l,Wif 5 paies
New Orleans. 9i7, 06S bales; Mobile. 1a.
$50 bales; Savannah. 6l2 oS4 bales; Chsries
ton. 276547 bales; Wilmington, 49,
bales; Norfolk. 2sssss bales; Baltlmor'
; ie' 100 bales; New York. 2s.sSs bales; so 80:
ton. 474s, bales; Newport News; s..s
baIes: philadelphia AsSs bales: Bruns
u,scl &c iss bales Pensacola. 1906 bales
; Port Royal. n.42i bales. Total, Ses'P
bales 40 ro,,n
NEW ORLEANS. November B;-cotto
futures steady: sales, 81 DO paies' ~ ~,
vember. $3.50. nominaliy; pecemDsr' q az a.,
$50: January N .ssss 4, l TsPtuS siaS'T
sTs sx ss SGN'N: June EsiGse; Jul,
SsSls5.6s; August. $57iaf61.
HEsTER's STATEMENT.
Secretary Hester's weekly statement
the visible supply OF cotton Tor tne wee
| shows an increase. compared WIN ias
week. OF zsf.l60 bales. and one as con