Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-17

future market, lnuicatVis tn.e ~ rsvxy
movement for the day would be heavy
one and quite a squirt OF selling. cDicny
foreign prices vent or I TO points on
the first call. and subsequently 70 .
points further. The decline Was thsn ~
rested by the appearance of limited pny-
ing orders. and for the rest OF the Gay
the scope OF fluctuations was only mat
ter OF points.
Notwithstanding the successes OF yes,sa
day. and the low level reached to.dsy
even the more stalwart bears hesltatea
TO pouad the market, the restraining M
huence being reports and rumofs tnat
very large business was doing IN spot .o.-
ton throughout the South, al. shade pet
ter prices. Bright prospects IN me iofeisa
cloth trade and encouraging news from
New England markets added 70 tue
luctance OF local shorts as rcsaIns III
creasing their obligations % prcssut
prices. After a slight furry late IN tno
day. the local future market closed quiet.
with prices unchanged TO points net
lower
Cotton steady; middlng. SIC; net re-
ceipts. 2O97 bales; gross receipts: $50
bales sales, 2i59 bales; stock ., So paies.
Totals to-day; Net receipts, A.i1 baiess
exDorts-to Great Britain, $50 bales: 70
France, 500 BALES; 60 the Continent, lo'sss
bales; stock, l.li2.3G bales.
| Consolidated: Net receipts. 202,5lS bales.
| exports-to Great Britain. 1918 bales; 20
France, $3.50 bales; TO the Continent
! Ssh bales.
Totals since September LIST: Net receipts.
| 3 4S6 f9s bales; exports-to Great Britain.
| 1861 O2 bales: to France, 2l4,oi5 bales; to tho
| Cotton futures closed quiet; November.
$500; December. $5.i5: January. SIS; reD-
ruary. $780, March, 1874; April, $2s; May.
1881: June, 1876; July. sS.3S; August, Ss.n;
| September. $40; October, So.
Futures opened quiet: December. S.lo'
January Sis; February, S.22; March.
| s5.24 April. s5.2S: May, $5.33; June. S5.5.;
July, $3.50; August. S5.i3; September. sS.ft;
Spot closed steady: middlng uplands.
57sc.; middllng gulf. 5fsc.; sales. 2iS bales.
NEW ORLEANS. November Loot
ton--Futures barely steady. November.
N73; December, M75Qt76: January 40
GNSi; February. ASdSLS6; March. Aslp
si.92: April. $i96NStG; May, s5.0lHS@;
June. S5.o6aSO7; July, $.lia$5.12; August
S15aS516
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, n. c., November 16-
Spirits of Turpentne-Steady at 3ssn3ic.;
Rosin-NopinaI at sl.O5asllO. asked; re-
| ceipts. 2SS barrels.
Crude Turpentine- Steady at Slz5 $50.
and $3.50: receipts, ~ barrels.
Tar-Firm at Sl.15; receipts. los barrels.
CHARLESTON, S. c., November To-
Turpentine-Firm at &c. bid.
Rosin-Quiet and unchanged; sales.
none.
SAVANNAH. GA. November is-spirits
| VI III III Nv oo's dl tii'- eADot
sales. 9iS casks, ar 3iAqSli5c.; sales, 100
casks. at Soc: receipts. 1913 casks.
; Rosin-Firn; sales, 2,256 barrels; receipts
1 31iS barrels. Quote: A, i, G, and ID. 81;
$40; *, Sl.l5; NJ. sl.55; N, N.SO; windows
= glass. $2.25: water-white, S275
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
, PETERSBURG. VA, November To-
: Special.)-Receipts better and market
firm on all grades with an upper tenden-
. cy In prices on all working grades. QUO
g tations Common to medium Jugs. N.J0 tc
$50; good to fine Tugs, 50 10 s.; poor
short leaf. 81 TO s.: fair to good short leaf
$3.50 TO $3.50: medium 10 good wrappers
4 IS 70 Sif; good to fine wrappers. sl2 70 $50
y medium TO good shipping, s. 10 so; soot
- TO fine shipping, So TO SIS.
DANVILLE TOBACCO MARKET. -
q DANVILLE, November 16-(SpeciaA)-
= The quotations Of the loose tobacco mar
y ket are: Wrappers-Fancy, $s5dsSo: good
SIS. Fillers-Good. TNS9; common. SHSl
4, Cutters-Fancy $l2nsiS. Smokers-SnSl
~ EXports-Si2G$22. Nondescripts-Sl.5ogA
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK. November 16.-(SpeclaL)-
ciaL)-Peanuts-F market quie
New stock beginning to come In has de
pressed prices somewhat. Virginia's sol
as follows Fancy, pee; strictly prime
262hc.; prime, lau2c; common. NUT
IN | ll2c; Spanish sold at IS TO 5Oc. bushcl.
ed SUFFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
er SUFFOLK. VA, November B.-(Sp'
iy cial.)-Hand-pic fancy, S4c.; extrs
70 3&c Virginia shelled. No. l. 3hc.; No.
ny &c: extra large. &C.; Spanish shelled, NJ
oy l. g.: farmers goods. 2lsc.; Spanish.
~ 10 COO. per bushel.
IT'S PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
M PETERSBURG VA, November is.
ull ,SpecialO-New Virginia peanuts stead
es. at 2IsQ2Ac. for good TO fancy; new Spa
.or :sh firm at soc.
Ia IETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
N. PETERSBURG, VA. November 16
ses Especial. )-Cotton-Firm at 47c. for go'
rly lots.