Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-13

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cember, 33a3S 1-Sc.; November or Decs snao
her. new or old, 80 3-4433c.; January. oyW
% 1-4c.; steamer mixed, SlIol .nIi,,,, nm
ern white corn. S0qSic.; do. yeho"' 'iw
Ga,s-r,rm. No. white, u i-2qzSc.;
No. 2 mixed, q 1-2n24c. ~ :,
Rye-Firm; No. nearby, SSc'' NO. .
western. 54c. 1t. go osked
Grain Freights-Steady, rather quie''
and unchanged. s
Sugar-Strong and uncnanseu,
Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm. ~, vor,r
large e3-46plOc.: do, small, 10 1-2qHc.
Whiskey-Unchanged
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO November 12.--Wheat start
ed weak to-day, but closed with an APP
pearance Of strength ana actiVlty, hlay
1-2c. lower, and December 3-Sc. mgnSI.
The December option was helpsu " tno
fact that some of the Duluth wheat being
shipped here Is missing grade. Reports
that farmers deliveries In the Northwest
were falling Off was bull factor In Nay
toward the close. Corn closed snacs
lower and oats 1-Sc. higher PROVISIONS
were weak and closed 1-2q7 1-2c. lower.
Leading futures ranged as foliows'
Opening Highest Lowest. Closing.
WHEAT-No.2.
S S:ss%ssfssss S,., SS;;S S SSs s So
CoRN-No.
H Hocsm Ser asss 2eMaa7 POS 26,s
May......... 30Nass SOS 80 3oAass
p. oa.s Der. 20 aoA 1875 aoHaA
MSS PoRK--Per Bbl.
December.s7.47h s7.47M $3.50 s7.37h
January.... s.45 $40 s.32y< S.35
LARD-Per 100 lbs.
| Decem ber .s427k sl27x s417H s4.20
January. 4S7X 437x 4a2ls 4.a5
sHoRr RrBs-Per 100 lbs. ..
December.s4 s4.35 s4:27x $3.50
january. 4.40 440 I.32h 4.3o
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady. No. spring wheat 81 l-i4S L 4c. -,
No. spring wheat, "a l-z4oI l-zc.; no.
red, 81 1895 1-2c. No. corn, ~ l,sY
p 3-4a23 1-2c. No. . rye. At 1-2G47 Sac. No.
/ fiaxseed, $1.0S 1-2d$l.0S. Prime timothy
seed. $2.e5. Mess pork, per barrel, $500
$40. Lard, per 100 pounds, A22 l-2uSi2o.
sailed shoulders boxed, s435a$. Short
WhIskey. distillers' finished goods, per
| gallon, $l18 Sugars-Cut-loaf, unchanged.
Butter-Steady; creamery, l5422 1. &c.
dairy, 12a26c. Cheese quiet at sas l-zc'
| Eggs-Firm; fresh, lSc. %.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, November R.--Flo
| Quiet; patents, s4.e04s470; straights, N4Q
| 81. so; clears, $fd$4.15; medium. $3.50aSS.7S.
Wheat-Spot higher; No red, cash, ele-
yator 9SIhc. bid, track; No. hard, cash,
| S6liS8c.; December, 81 7-8c.
Corn1Spot strong and higher; No.
mixed, cash. 26i4c. bid; December. % S-Sc.;
| May, Is 3-Sc.
Oats-Spot quiet, but higher; No. MIX
ed, cash, elevator. 2eslc.; track, nc; De
| cernber, 2Os4c bid; May, % 1-Sq22Ac.
Bran-Higher; sacked, east track, $50
' Butter : Firm; creamery. is924ac.'
| dairy, 12Q19c.
| Eggs-Eiigher at l5lzc. .-. 4.
PorkNStandard mess. jobbIng, $3.50
Lard : Steady; prime steam, si1214
| choice, A17h. 49,
| Bacon boxed lotsl-short clear. sA25
| Dry-Salt Meats-Boxed shoulders. so-l21s
extra short clear, s4S7iz; ribs. 70; shorts
800 THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. November IL p. NJ
| Cotton--Spot. good business done; p rlcs'
| higher; American middllng. lair, 49, 49,
good middling, 8 SD: American middnng
e.s2d.: low niddling, 3 5-S2d.: good ord
| nary. 13-32d.; ordinary, z N-Szd. n ~
| sales OF the day were lo,VU pales' ~
| which $50 bales were for speculation am an.
export, and included HiV palSg ' ~ a..
/ can. receipts, B,WV pdleS, inSiuu"S @''"'
Futures opened firm, with a fair dc
nand and closed steady; American mia
ding low-middling clause, Noyemper
| 3 l3-sia3 14-e4d.. buyers; November an an
c"Dober and January, 1i-64Gs l2-s4d-, sell
ers. January and February. 8 1-6it
q ia-e4d.. sellers; February and March
2 12-Sld., buyers; March and Apni
BID, sellers; APRIL ana isl S b aar
/ i,1ne and July. 15-64d., buyers; July ans
August i7-sld., buyers; August and Sep
| TENDER 8 ls-e4d., sellers.
NEW YORK, November i2.-cotton-
| Quiet; middling, s Use; net receipts, none
gross receipts al 1 Dtle rwa sat1 bales
| sales. 900 bales; spinners. 30 bales; STOCK
Weekly: Net receipts. 2.oci bales; gros
receipts, 1905 bales; exports-to Sfea
| britain. 5.sSi bales; to France. 1,s7S bales
10 the Continent. 5.2s3 bales; forwarded
O.4ss bales; sales, s5is bales; spinnes'
II Totals to-day: Net receipts. 81. $50 bales
exports-to Great Britain. 1899 bales Z
the Continent, 1881 bales; stock. si9'es
Consolidated: Net receipts, l5, sS5 bales
exports--tc Great Britain, 1915 Bales,
France. 1873 bales; TO the Continent. ~
e53 bales.
Totals since September 1sr: Net n
ceipts, 2S7,07S bales: exports--to urea
britain. 6S,Sl7 bales; to France. z-s't'
bales; to the Continent, 66l, 80 bales
The following are the total net rece!p'
~ cotton IL all ports since September -
Galveston, 76D.653 bales; New Oriean1
| cSa. 1oo bales: Mobile i0.762 bales: sAyn'
nah. 81. M bales; Charleston z'e's1t paie'