Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23

Jan. 4.sj 49, 4.s0 4.so
SHORT RIBs-Per 100 los.
s5.27I6 1925 1925
Jan ......... 4.65 47ZI4 i.Oo 40
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
firm. No. yellow corn, 80 1-ili50 S-Sc. No.
spring wheat, 63d65 l-2c.. No. spring
wheat, % 7-Sc.; No. red 3Oqt3O Use: No
2 oats. y l-Sat22 lie; No. 2 white, y $40
26c.; No. 3 white II 1-iG24 l-2c. No. rye,
ACC. No. barley, f. o. b., 35a42c. No. l
haXseed, 81 l2m92c Prime timothy seed.
s2aS2.lO. Mess pork, per barrel, 81. l5nf.O
Lard, per 100 pounds. s47JaA.1; short rio
sides Qoose), S.lJnSj35; dry-salted shoui-
ders (boxed). A500si.75; short clear sides
boxed, S.4OaS.50. Whisky, distlllers'
finished goods, per gallon, Sl25. Sugar,
cut-loaf, unchanged. Butter STEADY;
creameries, l3q20c. Eggs firm; fresh, lac.
Cheese steady at lie.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, September 22.-Flour-
quiet and unchanged
Wheat-Strong' spot and the month.
u l-4a72 3-Sc; October, Il l-2d7l Bic; De-
cember, 20 l-lGi7O S-Sc.; southern wheat, by
sample, 67d73c.
Corn-Strong; spot and the month,
80 3-4d33 Use; october, 80 3-iU3ic. Novem-
Der. "a 1-463l 3-Sc.; new or old, November
or December. 80 l-4a33 l-2c.; southern
white corn, 35u36c.
Oats-Firm; No. white western. zg
q 1-2c.
Rye-Strong and higher; No. g nearby,
50Q5O 1-2c.; No. western, 50 lie.
Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
Butter-Steady; store-packed, 1aGl3c.
Eggs-Firm: fresh. Ice.
Cheese-Active; fancy New York. 6Oc, I;
large. 9i-2a9 3-ic.; do. medium go, sS-ip
l0c.
Lettuce-7Oc. per bushel box
Whiskey--Unchanged
,,rrr, COMMON Irq,c
LIVERPOOL, September 2.-Spot In
fair demand; prices steadier; American
middling, fair 19-32d.; good middling'
SD; mldding. 33-l6d; low middllng'
l-32d: good ordinary. 27-od.; ordinary,
2 ll-l6d. The sales of the day were l2.Wu
bales. of which 800 bales were Tor specu-
lation and export. and included u,lV
bales American; receipts. 200 bales-al
American.
Futures opened quiet. with moderate
| demand, and closed quiet; American mld
ding. low-middling. clause, september
! 2n3 sid, sellers; September ana Octo
| Der. 3d3 3-6sd, buyers; October ana No
vember. 1-6iQ3 2-6id.. sellers; November
and December. 3Tt3 Std, sellers; Deem
! Der and January. 3a3 Bod, sellers; Jan
| uary and February, 343 l-5id, sellers
! February and March. l-6ta3 S-64d., sen
! ers: March and April, 2-Gid,, buyers
| April and May, 3-Gid.. value; May anc
| June. f-6id sellers; June ana july
Std. sellers.
NEW YORK, September 22.-Cotton-
| Quiet; middling. 59-l6c.; gross recelp6s
| Sg7 bales: sales, GIG bales; stock, JoOE
| IoIes exports TO the Continent 100 bales
| Totals to-day: Net receipts, 80, ZIG bales
. o-rcrts-to Great Britain, 300 bales; Z
-rr.noe. none; 10 the Continent, llOo
stock. 52i.27S bales.
-olidatcd; Net receipts. 150,452 bales
ito Great Britain. 5l,94O bales t'
/ f.a.,, S,5G bales; 10 the Continent 20
TctaIs since September 1st:, Net re
ceipts. 327. 3S2 bales: exnorts-to Great Bri
tain s9.5SS bales; TO France l6'o0s paies
10 the Continent. 5l,SA bales.
Cotton futures opened steady az IN
! ADVANCE: October. 1924: November, s2.zs
! December, $3.50; January, x1.H; fepr "a -
| S. 46: March, $3.50; April, $.55; May S''9
Futures closed steady; September. sS9
October, 1924; November S9.2S; DeceHipe;5B
| S53f: January, 1913: FEBRUARY. so.iZ
March. s5.T; April, s5.5l; May $3.50; June
$50 ,,u,, culf
s l3-iec. middling uplands' o9-loc'' S''e'
News reaching the Cotton Exchange 20
| day averaged up in favor or the bul
| crowd. and led to considerable coVerlhl
| OF all short accounts IN response 70
material response In futures, alIu a,a c,,i
L 40
| 0nr market opened steady and moderate
| 10 active with prices from TO point
over the bid figures Of last night. sup
mort from abroad and investment puylnl
| sustained the early advance TOT tlins
| hut later I'm the forenoon realizing cause
| a nartial reaction, but at no time az
H. market show positive weakness. u
| III afternoon a firmer feeling again pre-
| vailed. late advices from the COTTON ~
| reporting considerable udIn az. ~, n
4
oiondhursts and wind. when led w
49, tin,d bears 10 again seek cover
poncrts 10 the effect that yelloW-feye
vas spreading in the Mississippi laile
sdded 10 the nervousness OF shorts' ~
nd no direct bearing on the marke'
n nau ciose was steady. with prices 10
'tnts not higher According 70 privat
pohiss from Liverpool the better feehn
20 ,bat noint resulted from covering Q
old obligations. started by advices Iroi
IN sids 10 the effect that holders Q
., cotton throughout the South wer
spot tajnino more conservative Views
,nd in some instances were uemahuih
| n shade higher prices
NEW ORLEANS. september'22-Cotto
fntures auiet and steady; september e.,
bid: october Hgp ~ N NV * osl,S, d
peSr,,arv 81 iOmS5l2; March. s9.1eaSol
Anil S sOli 80; May. {5z1nx'N.
NAyAL-sToRE MARKETS.
IuINGTON. n. c., September u
| NE ~ Turpentine-t1rm az 8 IL
n e-4c.: receipts, IS casks; oo,..s G,
'poSin-Ftrm at 81 and sl.O1; receipts, .
barrels. -, S,aodv M q 10 an
81. receipts. IA barrels. q, .--.,.
Firm at Sl.35; receipts, 81 Darrels
cUARfESTON. s. c.. September z
rrenfine-Narket firm at 2sd2S l-@c
sI Posin%QuIet and unchanged; sale
none. e..hor ~
stl3rtts ,rurnentine-F at Is s-3c,; SAFE
y, easxe. receipts. So casks.
'posInEFirm and unchanged; sales J."
ryais. receipts. 1896 barrels.
pErERsBURG TOBACCO MARKET
prTERsBURG. VA, September y
,e.a,srI-M.rket very quiet and receip
,o'ikS, No sales OF shipping. and none 2
stro Quotations: Common 10 mediu
,',as "a TO "a; good TO fins Tugs, A.S 20
luss, wort leaf "a 20 =; fair 10 go
w., I.saf. s. TO s.; medium TO good wra
neys 90 TO sl2; good TO iine wrappers
10 $50. ,cco N.pyrvr
n1NvIILE. VA, September 22-tSl
c,alN-Quotations Danviile tobacco MARI
M close OF sales: Wrappersrs,rSa ~
sis good. s30lf0: medium; nsnsw: co,
Inon' stS,xs Cutters-Fancy, {l5n$
sn,oters Sass. Export tobaccos, Nsas
SUFFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
SUFFOLK. September 22.-tspecial
u.nd- oicked. fancy 4i-2c- extra. 81