Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-16

| Jan. .....$.5D $3.50 vi"
Cash quotations were as follows; No;
yellow corn SilsqSlNs. FIoSI s'f Nd red.
1 Seas7c' No. corn, Sls4Qa7sc., No, oS oats.
SS@Ssiic.: No. white, T. o. b., 2SqS
| No 4 white, f. o. b., 26hqA+c. no
rye, sic. No. barley, St h;; seed 81 %.
NJ norlS ner barrel. $75qS.sO. Lard,
ner 100 pounds. $4Sod$4.S2ls. Snort-rlb
| Sides Goose). $i7GdSisO. Dry-salted snoul-
ders (boxed. 4Ssa4Lc; snort ei Get,iIers
cut loaf. $5.7; graduated, s5.4. Butter ,Gte
| steady: creamery, l4q22c.; DAIRY, l-1Zc,
Eggs firm; fresh 2Oc' CHEESE d''''
THE COTTON MARKETS;
| TJvERPOOL, November 15.-Cotton-
Spot in fair demand; prices l5,SZd LIN sY,o,,
American fair. 1924; good m ie3,ins'
$7;S2d; mddlinsi iS,0z1 d s 1ST ordinary,
I5-S2d The sales Of the day were lZDO
bales, Of which 10000 were ter specn aricp
and export, and included H,gv hi,iei ~ 's soo
Receipts 1900 bales, including Si'SOV
Futures opened quiet. with a moderate
demand. and closed quiet; American I H
| ding low middling clause, NoEcnpeI'
| 6O-6id., sellers; November ana Deceilioel'
60-6ld BUYERS: December and January
59-eiG2 GO-6id.. sellers January ana fep
ruary 59-6i02 60-64d, BUYERS; re t anS
| N.
! April 261-G4d., sellers; April ana May
| 26I-6iG2 62-6id., buyers; May and June
| 62-64I2 63-64d. sellers; June ana jury
63-64d, buyers; July ana Augusst c a.
sellers: August and September. gag W-6id''
buyers; September and october, SVi-oiu''
buyers ~,
NEW YORK. November ia generally
weak feeling developed IN cotton to-aaSi
chiefly owing TO the fact that LiNer PHI
cables were unsatisfactory. the smau
Advance made in the Liverpool future
market was regarded with much dlsap-
| pointment English selling orders Were
quite numerous at the opening t aIia fore
noon, This carried our market 70 ~
cline OF 4a6 points, as compared WIN
Yesterdays figures. after opening at d
decline of 243 points. the market wa, Mas
turned for a little while by INDICATIONS
that local houses were quietly absorbing
cotton. and that buying orders were aiso
numerous from the South. Inc raly wac
a feeble one however, and 10 some OK
tent due to claims that the figures LOT
mort and interior receipts Tor the Wseh
would not be met, and, further, that TOT
the season the movement would be Il sud
| siding one. Outside speculation, hV"-
ever. continued good, and there was q
. | feeling of confidence. Further ueSilIle
. | was prevented this afternoon py lnuicu,
2 lions that investment buyers weiS we az
interval A condition Influencing the
minds of some Of the local traders Is tne
reported insufficiency or cotton-plckeIs %
cope with the large yield. me Iact ma,
o a waning movement is seriously predicted
o nv some checked selling. The marker
: closed steady and to points net lower
Cotton quiet; middling, 67sc: met re re-
3 ceipts. Use bales; gross receipts. o'il'
}. hales. sales 636 bales; stock. S,36s bales
d; exports-to Great Britain, 1876 bales; tc
o Continent, 1873 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, so,siS paie =
exports-to Great Britain, 75l bales; te
France 7,725 bales; TO Continent l9l5
bales; stock, 1,Oss.26s bales.
CONSOLIDATED: Net receipts. 2l7,729 bales
: exports-to Great Britain, yI,ois Dalesss ~ ~
4 France, 1881 bales; to Continent. 1911
3 Totals since September list: Net re
ceipts 3951,7si bales; exports-to Srea
% Britain. 1864 bales; 20 France, Ao,5i
e, baies: TO Continent. 79s,s7S bales.
d Cotton futures opened steady at the de
II cline: November, s.; December. Sl5; Jan
/ uary $50; February S;2S, MSre en- H ,Is
P 542: August, s5.45; September 500; &c
e tober, S5.47. 49,
Cotton futures closed steady, Novem
Der, 500; December Sl., o Jahuary' 80 = ~
Nav. 1874: June, $5.3s; July, S5.il; August
S545; September. $5.44 october. S.h.
Spot closed quiet; middling uplands
- 52sc.; middling Gulf. 5&c; sales 30 paies
"A NEW ORLEANS, LA, November 10
~ Cotton futures steady; November, AlJ
December. Si77q$i78; January, sLsidyiSs
FEBRUARY. S. s9lf$4sO; March. A.9iuSf9s
n April. 81 994$5; May. $.o5as506; June
s5.iOd$51l; July, $5.l5uSl6; August, s0.ls1
$50.
n NAVAL.-STORE MARKETS.
c. CHARLESTON, S. c., November To-
Turpentine-Firm at 32c. bid; sales, none
D. Rosin-Quiet anc unchanged; sales
IL none.
e. SAVANNAH, GA. November l5.-Spirit
Ut OF Turpentine-F1rm at 3iu3451c.: salei
e. S57 casks: receipts, LIZ casks.
w Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales, IL:
e barrels: receipts, 1853 barrels.
~ WILMINGTON, N. c.. November To-
% Spirits or Turpentine-Steady al VA
80 33Ac receipts. 81 casks.
hha Rosln-Nothing doing: receipts, ga bal
~ rels. $50 ., q
y Crude Turpentine-Steady at l2o, VIZ
no and $3.50: receipts, loo barrels.
Us Tar-Flrm at N.l5; receipts. i55 barrei
ra PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
~; PETERSBURG VA. November 10.
"a lsnscial.) -Cotton-Firm at 41sc. for goo
lots.
"a PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
* PETERSBURG, VA. November 70
fsnecial)-New Virginia peanuts stead
n. AT 2iz6i2Ilc for good to fancy; new spar
| lsh firm at 5oc.
~ PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
~, pETERsBURG VA. November 10.
te 1soscial )-Recelpts better and marx
,irrn on all grades, with an upper tsn1el
h. cv in prices on all working grades. gu
a. tstfons. Common TO medium Tugs. si.G
III, | "a "a. yooa IN fine luxs 81 TO ~, POT