Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-16

xf0x16. and feeders 81 S.Htr.1
dunn lambs sold lover so , hssa. ykoss. isap
head; sheep. 1000.
ST. LOUIS. MO-. October a''-f '''
wheat~spot steady; No. 2 red: sasn:
elevator. CSC. asked; track. 49, 49,. Nav.
hard. cash, Sc; December, wA-s>''
Corn-spot lower; No. cash i,scy
asked; December, Hs-Sazi l-'e'' ""''
" oats-Dull and easy: No: 2 cash. sie-
vator. is 3~ic. bid: track. 1903 l.ic.' ~, ~:
2 white. Hu2l lie; December. isc' D'"'
" RTan III III and lower; sacked. east
'' Basis 70 .sS: creamery, isass i-se.'
dairy, i14l6c.
Eggs-Quiet at 1sc.
Whiskcy-N. 20. .oss,c ,
Pork-Steady; standard mess, Jooo''s'
sS25. - ..,o
Iard-Better; prime steam, $40; choice
$40.
Bacon-Boxed lots. extra short and Gear
and ribs. s5.05. ,.
Dry-saited Meats-Boxed shoulders
$50; shorts. $50.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o.. october lS.-riour--~~
Steady.
Wheat-Easy and lower; No. 2 red. Sc.
corn-Easier and lower; No. . mixed T"
Oats~steady: No. z mixed, 2Oa2o tie.
Rye--Quiet: No. 2, i644sc.
Lard-Quiet.
Bulk Meats-Steady.
BacOn-Firm at $50
Whskey--Quet at $40.
Butter-Steady.
Sugar-firm.
Eggs-Ouiet at i3c.
rt,r COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. October ID +. M.-Cot-
ton-Spot in fair demand; prices favoring
buyers; American middling, z-szi.;
sales. 1000 bales, 0f which 800 were ior
speculation and export, and included 49,"
American; receipts. 5000 bales-sil Ameri-
can. - - a.
Futures opened quiet at a moderate de-
mand, and closed steady; American ma
ding. low middllug clause; Octoots'
3 s6-64d., sellers; october and November
3 29-G4d, sellers: November and Decem-
Der. 26-64d.. buyers; December and jan
uary, 2j-6i03 26-6id., buyers; January
and February, 3 25-Si93 2S-sid., buyers;
February and March, 2 S-Sid s,,rI nuy ynr,i
and May. 27-6iaS 2S-64d., buyers; MAY
and June, 3 2s-eietS 29-6ld., buyers; June
and July, 2s-e4a3 3O-sid.. buyers; July
and August. 3 s0-6iQ8 Si-64d., value.
NEW YORK October b.-Cotton--
| Quiet and steady: middling. 8 5-i6c.; net
receipts. 225 bales: gross S,l2i bales; ex-
norts--to the Continent 500 bales, for
warded 2S1i bales; sales. 5sS bales, all
| spinners; stock, 5,2i5 bales.
| Weekly: Net receipts, 1851 bales; gross,
| Ses34 bales: exports-to Great Brt's,n,
| 1859 bales: TO France, Az bales; TO me
| Continent. 1854 bales; forwarded, I'4O
bales; sales. S.O75 bales; spinners, l'-'o
| bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 41,Si7 bales;
| exports-to Great Britain, l6&s bales: 70
France, 800 bales; to the Continent, l.f'
| bales stock 564, 7A bales.
! Consolidated: Net receipts, 2s,SlO baieF,
exports--to Great Britain, n752O bales; 10
France 2O,7SO bales; TO the Continent
| a 3A bales.
Totals since September list: Net receipts,
| 1,3S4,4l4 bales: exports-to Great britain,
ss1. $50 bales: to France. 1885 bales; to the
| Continent. 1854 bales.
Cotton futures opened easy; sales. 100
bales; January. %3 February. w.
March $685. April. $3.50; May. g IS; June.
s6.37; July S6.42 October. s6.l5; November.
| $17; December, s6.H.
Cotton futures closed barely steadyi
sales. l22500 bales: January. $500 Febru-
| ary &23; March. S6.N: April, $3.50; MAY,
$685.: June. s6sS; July s6.4i; October. s6.l5;
| November 1914: December. $6.lS.
Cotton spot closed quiet and steady;
middlng uplands. 5-i6c.; niddling Gull,
| 9-l6c. sales. 593 bales.
| The following are the net receipts or
cotton at all ports since September LIST:
| Galveston. 1871 81 bales; New Orleans.
297 .3c6 bales: Mobile. 55125 bales: savan-
nah 26s 400 bales: Charleston 12l0ss bales:
wilmington iO6.il7 bales; Norfolk. 100. IA
bales: Baltimore. 377i bales New York,
SsiI bales: Boston. SSH bales; Newport
News. 1916 bales; PHILADELPHIA, It's
bales: Brunswick 2o197 bales: Pensacola,
Gl59 bales: Port Royal, 1881 bales. Total.
1.3SiAl bales
NEW ORLEANS. October B:-Cotton-..
Futures quiet and steady sales, N"v
bales; October. 5.sS bid; Noyemper. 1.s'
ss'slGiS5. 90: February. s. SeQS.S7: March.
s6aSsOl; April, s6o4a$.oS; May, %'V'tv
1910.
NAVAL-sToRE MARKETS.
RLESTON. s. c., october 15.-Tur-
pentine-Quiet at 29c; sales, none.
$40; ID and T.. st.l5; r. $780, O, N.3; n.
N.25: / A6: X, $50; NJ. n.60; n, 81; win
dow-glass. SOS; water-white. SEQ.
SAVANNAH GA, October l5-Spirfts
Turpentine-Firm al 30c. bid; sales OF el5
casks receipts l,52o casks; stock, n.ns
casks.
Rosin-Firm and in good demand sales.
q. 900 barrels; receipts. 1888 barrels. Quote:
4. B, c, and D, sl25aH.So; = m, $50; r.
81 500 SSasl %: NJ SIS; n s22oas23O; window
glass. s2.i5; water-whlte, $3.50.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. october H.
Spirits Turpentine-Firm at "a S-fg2s l-ac. !
Rosin-Firm at s.l5asi.2o; receipts, isl
barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Qu al $50. g. and
%. brokers quote sales at $40. $50. and
81 80: receipts. 10 barrels.
Tar-F'irm at $780, receipts. lOi barrels
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK. VA. October B.-tspeciai)
pean,fts-Farmers' market steady; fancy.
90 strictly prime. 3-ic.: prime. lac
Snanish. s0c.; low grades Smelling stock.
80 % third grade. 1-2c.: No. Span
2 ! ,sh shelled. 1-2c.; No. Virginia. 3i-2c I
No Virginia. lie.
Z PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
pErERsBURG, VA. October b.-Pea-
rnts-spanish, new crop. 81 i-2c
) PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, October l5.--Cot-
ton-Ouiet at 1-sc. for good lots.