Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22

NEW YORK DRY -bOODD l
NEW YORK. October H.-There was
centering of interest to-day in the dry
goods market in the princeton sltuhlloh'
The news from Fall River or the CoH-
pletion of the agreement Tor curtaiiheh.
and for the sale of the surplus stocks Oh
the mills has added stability TO the gem
eral market for cotton goods Thefe was
a better feeling in market quarters W.
staple goods were handled. Buyers III We
market to-day were not prepared 10 W
more liberal in their offers than they nave
been heretofore In the jobbing stores the
business was of about an average CnatoS |
ter. There was little interest manifested
by buyers in the local market, ana man
recorders were light.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE, october a.-flour-Dun
and unchanged. -, ,..oc,b
and November. "A 7-sq7Sc.; DecemDei'
75 1-Id75 use; southern wheat, by sam
pie 70155c. a., ,,,ontb
Corn-Dull and lower; spot the nonin'
and November 2TGS7 l-4c., new OF olo' |
November or December. Sc 7-saSIc:; Janu-
arv. S6 5-SdS6 S-4c.. southern white corn'
'' Gsts-steady; No white, western
% 1-2q30c. No
Rye-Firmer; No. near pyi O1i--N'' -'N
2 western 66 1-2c. |
Sugar-Strong and unchanged;
Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
| I.ettuce-Unchanged
| Cheese--Unchanged.
| Whiskey-Unchanged
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO. October 2l.-Though the DIS
| appearance Of the European war scare
| was the influence I'm wheat to-usy' w
| market here indicated that trade hau
been well waterlogged by me enor 1a,,,
| quantities sold during the last few days
| Prices slumped sharply near the END De
| cember wheat closed ! Lac. lower corn
| lost ld1 1-Sc. oats declined l-sc' foth'
| lard. and ribs each left OF lOc' lower.
| The leading futures ranged as tollo"s'
Opening. Highest lowest Closing.
wHBAr-No.2
Oss:.: s7iA aily : ;i;i; s ses
| May........ OfaB "o1sa's WIN ''
| CoRN-No. ..
May....... 34l4a% 94ss JS9sa1s '"7s
OATs-No. ?.
Dec......... 2au 2sA sgNa5S 9g@9N
May......... 94AsS "43s %3s 81
MSS PORK-Per BDL
Dec. ss.o7l6 ssO7h ss.O2ls ss02N
Jan....... 900 $50 9'Eo "-~'s
LARD-Per !O0lps
Jan. 5.12h 5.l2b 5.O9s OWN
SHORT RIBs-Per 100 lbs.
oct.........s5.35 $685. s5.35 s3.S5
Jan ......... 4.S21s 4.S2h aim s'"19
Cash quotations were as follows No
yellow corn. 81 Use Flour steady. NO. :
spring wheat. 66d67c.; No. 3 spring wheat
G5aG6 l-2c: No red, 69c. No. : corn
81 5-sc. NO. 2 oats, % lie; No. Whte
26Q26 lie; No. white S9Gzee, No No
rye. SIC No barley, "a 3-lafG NJ, ,
( tiaxseed, 95q95 l-2c. Prime timothy seed %
s235 Mess pork. per barrel So.OOtS'lV
Lard. per 100 pounds 5.6a@W shor'
rib sides Qoose). S515q$.p Dry-saii NE
shoulders boxed, 1-2d4 3-ic. Snort clea
sides CboxedD, $5.so4$5.D. Whisky disul
lers' finished goods, per gallon, $50 Su
gar. cut loaf. unchanged. butter steauy
creamery, l392lc.; dairy, Ia lSc. Ch a
firm; creamery, S-fqs Lie Eggs III
fresh, 15c.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL October 2i-Cotton-Spo
I'm fair demand; prices unchanged; Amer
can middhng 3-16d The sales OF the On
were 1900 bales, OF which JW were 10 -
speculation and export. and Included h'f1
bales American. Receipts, zZ,OV pdieS' III
Guiding a $40 American.
Futures opened quiet, with poor d'
mand. and closed quiet; American inio
ding. low middIng clause OeIope,
263-64d., sellers; October ana NYvelllpei
|
"a 2-s2-64d.. buyers; December ana January
262-6id., buyers; January and FEBRUARY
? S2-siG5 S3-Sld, sellers; February an
March. 2e-e4d., buyers; March and Apr
3D.. sellers; April and May, W,Sad', SCI SCI.
els: May and June. o. -GiaS 0-S4d, Valu'
June and July. 3 O2-6id., buyers; July an
- August 3 O3-64d., sellers; August ana Ser
3, TENDER, 03-64a3 o4-5id., buyers.
NEW YORK. October n.-The cabl
news from Liverpool az hand TINS morhIl
kz..A hoe Looked
the cotton market opened WIN Priv,
showing an advance OF lg2 points an an
steady in tone For time the situate
Was supported by foreign orders th'
generally went 70 tho remote I iSl l. q
with Nav the favorite position. The ear
market WAS also helped BY claims IN
" southern spot markets were nsIuehln
. on foreign demand. Soon after the Opei
" ing call, however, there was an az vi
change in sentiment. Liquidation con
menced. and the bears attacked the ma
ket with energy, on claims that the on
. iook was worse as TO affairs between IN
10 country and Spain, with European POI
10 tics also uncertain. Prices genera
la Srori,ed Of 2tl3 points 10 the lowest Il
- | terval Of ths day The decrpe was d
~ sisted by earlier weather reports ITO
-, the cotton belt and by claims that u
=, movement Of cotton next week "ouiu
eorlv afternoon was feverish, with Tea
az a bearish set Of cables from l.Verp9
to-morrow. The market closed steao
rs. with prices net unchanged 10 one pol
Is; lower. .,... r,t,.
e. %: December, s5.N; January, 49, re
&C. ruary 1886; March. $40: Aprii, 49, t "a
to- g. As: June. S5.J2; July, SOD August' g.;
70 futures closed steady; OctoDer' -
November. 1921: December. SOD Jan
GB arv sM; February, 500; Marcn, -
sst Arm IS !3; May $5H; June, $O'ol' Ju
,b- $55i. August. SOL: ,.. .otddi,
his spot closed dull and easy; Inla9ll
$50 chi 5s-Ic.: middlng upands, liz
sales 26 bales.
to- Following IL the total net receipts
re- cotton at ali ports since September !
so Galveston o3g.5A bales; New Orleal
nes 9q9 on bales; Mobile, G,Tlo bales; saw
ing nan 9f .l54 bales: Charleston l2l5o' pa pa
zen Wilmington. IA 3 bales; Noriolk, W''
5ed 49,. Baltimore 2i97 bales; New 70
md e7s lies, Boston. 1851 bales; Newp
%aws 96as bales; Philadelphia, 4.Co2 bal
prrnsv-ick 237sl bales; Pensacola, 10
bales: port Royal 1885 bales Io'
s,% l8I761 bales.
va NEW ORLEANS, October A.-Cotto
E,,,tures oulet and steady; October >
* bid; November. tiSaAs; pscemo
'O'' 81 s2q$4e3; Japuary, ytSaSLSS; FsDr ~ /,
To S.O2GSs.0s: March, to.WQs1!oo; ApIii; 70
we. yI3; May lay S:HaS"' JUNE S''--D''
ing VAL-sTORE MARKETs.
10 SAVANNAH, GA. October A.-Spl
10 81 Turpentine-Firm at - l-2c.; sales.
Sc. casks; receipts. l.05S casks, ,..
I'm Rosin-Firm: sales. 1873 barrels;
,ful ceipts. s.S25 barrels. We quote; n, -
ent c. 81; d, $40: ~ ~; 10; "a "a. :, ;,
u.s. , dnw.giass. $50; water-white, $3.50.
rch EsToN. 5. c.. october 2l.-T
- - Is;rp, az Vic. sales, none.