Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-12
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Mess POrK-fer bDi
5 RsS BE ssss$ SIS a&
Dec u.s. = Has4 Ms ss sas Sc
Jan. ......$i9O 1876 S4W Si'sz12
Short Ribs-Per 100 lbs.
J ReS. ,'' ....si55 N57s s455 a57ls
Cash quotations were as follows: No;
yellow corn, 1914 dS22sc. Flour steady NO
66lsc No 2 corn, S29S2hc. No oats; 1:
0. b.. 25Gl251sc.; No. 2 white. I. o. b. 2szsc,'
No white. f. 0. b., 8AQHhc. no. rye
59o. No. barley, S5G49c. No. ! daxseed'
per barrel, s7.5as7.9O. Lard, per 100
pounds, SlNl4QA97ia. Short. ribs sides
Goose) S490GS510. Dry salted shoulders
CboxeD. 49sGfssc Short clear sides box
ed. ASas495 Whiskey distillers' finish.
ed goods. per gallon. SIPS. Sugars cut
loaf unchanged. Butter steady; creamery
i4d2lIc.: dairy. 12l4G19c. Cheese quiet at
Sd91hc. Eggs firm; fresh, lSlzql9c.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. November 11.-Cotton-
Spot I'm fair demand; prices lower; Amer
lean middling. fair. 31-2d.; good middling.
i3-l6d.: middling 3d.; low middling,
13-l6d.: good ordinary, 25-sd.; ordinary,
Tide The sales OF the day were lO,OV
bales. OF which 800 bales were Tor speSu-
lation and export, and included 800 bales
IL 800 bales American.
Futures opened easy. with a moderate
demand. and closed quiet; American MD
ding, low middling clause, November;
December. 5S-64G2 59-6id., buyers; De
cember and January. 2 5S-6id., value; jan
uary and February. 25S-eid:; ID buyers ld ys,5
February and March. gS Ssig@2 sSSid
sellers: April and May, 260-6id. sellers;
Nav and June, 2 I'D. sellers; June and
July. 61-64d2 62-64d., sellers; July anu ana
August. 62 Cid. buyers; August ana sep,
temter 263-6id., sellers; September aho
October. 269-6ia3d.. sellers.
NEW YORK, November 1.-THE mark
ed Improvement in speculation on tne
| Cotton Exchange yesterday LED the trace
to hope FOR continued activity VIII WIN
broadening investment interest. Io-oay ,
market however, proved an exceptionally
| tame affair." transactions for the most
| part being for the adjustment or ac-
counts. while fluctuations were conilhed
to points. To begin with. Llverpool
! made a bigger response TO our weakness
| Yesterday than was anticipated, and THIS,
! with heavy receipts, sent prices OH Z
| points on the opening. The loss was SUP,
sequently recovered, on scattered demand
| from local shorts, Liverpool representa-
| tives. and New Orleans houses.
| The bulls derived some comfort from
| private Liverpool cables. inasmuch as
| the dry-goods trade at Manchester was
|
| ness. with some spinners unable 10 meet
| the demands for certain grades or cloths,
| notably that class or goods suitable 20
! the needs OF China and japan. IN hea u
ali instances exporters have outoid do
] nestle splnners in the South. and more
recently the latter have shown CONSIDER
/ able uneasiness, as supplies nave pesn
running low, while on the other hand the
spot markets have s syips ot ,spG IN tbe
| afternoon on a squirt Of covering. the
marker for futures closed very steady,
AZ a net gain of 2Q3 points:
Cotton quiet; mddling 5-l6c.; net re-
GENTS. 2G20 bales; gross receipts, 100
bales: sales. Z3s bales; stock, 1881 bales:
eXnorts 10 the Continent. $50 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. SO. l3S bales
| exports-to Great Britain 5fzo5 paIesI % ~
| the Continent. 20. 4I bales; stock. llV4slo
consoliGated: Net receipts. 4i5. s6S bales;
| exnorts-to Great Britain, 1904 bales; 70
France 4.7i7 bales; to the Continent,
Tot totals since September lst; Net re.
oaints 2123 e75 bales; eXports-to Great
Rritain. 1858 923 bales; 70 france Hoooo
bales: 10 the Continent, 722' 10 oaiss.
| Cotton futures opened STEADY; Novem-
- st 40. December 500: January. $ II
February. 1914; March. Sis; April ~
MaV * 2s: June 1871: July s5S5; Au-
| o1ist s53s: September. S558
T,Itures closed steady; November. S.l3
r,scemter. 5ll: January. Us; February
:. 20. March s52S: April. s. p; May, s. 80
1nne e. ss. July, 1913: August $40; Sep
TENDER. $40; August. sS55.
Spot closed easy; upiands' o-loc'' safes
Total net receipts of cotton at all ports
.,nce santemher 1898: Galveston s3f ,9Sl
bales: New Orleans, 6S.51 bales; MOBILE
nn2S2i bales savannah, Slo 1870, bales a.
~ pg s7a baIes: Norfolk. 2l1 07s bales; Ba.lti'
100, 100 55S bales: New York 2.679 bales
poeton 81 500 bales: Newport News 5.b3'
bales: Philadelphia S por, oa art5ur nr9 5i5
We We, Pensacola. sis bales; Port Royal
Da,eS haiss Total 3l33 975 hales.
10 N l9H " ORLEANS November ll.-Cottoi
,,,tnres steady. November. N.n; Deem
her ~ 7ec'~' =. January, N'eiHnnH' rtD
r,,a-v 81 ssdsts7; March, A&; April
f rssIsysl n. MAY. s5.O2aS5.O3; June. 5000
SOS: July. S1las5.l2
''''' NAVATrSTORE MARKETS.
WI NfrNGTON. n. c., November H.
notwithstanding doing; receipts. 80
cd Psnassin-Nothing doing; receipts. 2ss bar
rel5. II. >ro.htro dotre. 70
CENTS. II barrels -.
TarINothing doing; receipts. lAS bar
'e CHARLESTON. s. c., November H.
TNrnentine-Flrm at &c bid; sales, none
Rosin-Quiet and unchanged: sales
SAvANNAH. GA. November n.--SpirIt
OF Turpentine-Firm az Sic.; safes, IL
casks; receipts. 1.2sl casks;
IPsasir|Ffrm; sales, i.SS3 barrels; re
I ceints. BIO barrels. Quote: A, b. c. an,
8Es'fSi +, sl6s1.05: r, A.l0Q$li6: G.. sL2o
~ g35: /. $40; X. si.i6 NJ, N.56; $50
window-eiass. s225; water-white. 80.
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET
PETERSBURG. VA. November H.
fspecial) Receipts light this week. Mar
ket firm at the following a q sa - y
good 10 fine Tugs, $3.50 to IS; poor shor
iaaf "a to 81 "a: fair IN sand abort ear