Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-26

able solution of the dinlculueS Was NOR
clearly in view than COULD oe DeiIese ~ 90
general decline resulted, amounting 10 a.,
q bnshel I'm December wheat o.oc' II,
corn Csc. in oats, 10 lie. I'm pork, ana |
71-2c each I'm lard and ribs; ..,o..
The leading futures ranged as tolloWS' |
opening. hizlsst .oSss- Closing.
wBEAr-No.? 49,
E Dec ........ i Gsan toA g:is csAs,s
Nay....... 69l4a% ""94 os's Oo'A
CORN-Nc.".
oet,'...... aeM s2H 3lss s1N
pee ....... 324GB 3!te y o2Bah
Nay....... 34ssa94 re a4sssH 3ia1s S4'4
oATs-No. ..
Dec. ....... 23H 23N 23b 2S9sss
hay".....,.. %iS9e9s -'1s ~'/''|s
MSS PoeS-Por BOL
| Jnn........ VlP "'''
LARD-Per !oOlos
Pec.........s+9S2ya st97H s sag!S 800 100
| Jan. 300 a.O'ls AVN ''oV
SHORT RIBs-Per 100 lbs
Oct..,.....,..sj3o $3.50 $3.50 $3.50
Jan ....... 4.72I6 4.75 40 s.'@bs
Cash quotations were as follows: No
yellow corn 81 l-4c Flour steady. no.
! spring wheat 81 i-2c.; No. spring wheat'
! 6jd67c.: No. red IS l-2nb9c No; SUIn'
32c No. oats, q S-4aZ4c.; no q WIZ ~,
/ 49,.
| No. 2 rye 50 lie. No barley "a 5-Mt,c.
| No. / faxseed. 80 c.mSl. Prime timothy
seed, SlO2a5lO2 IL. Mess pork, pc, Dat oar-
rel, t79OdS795. Lard. per 100 pounds, st ~.
| Sfg7 ID. Short-rib sides QOOse), S5lOlSo.5j.
| Dry-salted shoulders bo1edl, 4l-2ad S-fc'
! short clear sides (hOXed). S.2Oa$o.30 WINS
| kew. distillers' finished goods, per gahoh,
! N2O. Sugar cut loaf, uhchahgeu' bi5 utter
| dull. creamery, l4G2c.; dairy, lZulyc.
Cheese steady. Eggs STEADY; Hesh'
II l-2qlSc -
| LIVERPOOL, October 25.-Cotton-Spot
! quiet; prices favor buyers; American
| middiing, 3 lied. The sales OF the day
were 10000 bales. Of which 500 bales were
| FOR speculation and export and included
| I. 700 bales American; receipts, SO,OOO bales,
including $500 bales American
| Futures opened quiet, with a moderate
demaud. and closed quiet; American MID
ding. low-middling clause, OCTOBER
62-6ld2 63-6id.' october and November,
2 G2-64li2 6S-64d.. sellers; November ana
December, 6l-6la2 62-6id., sellers De-
cember and January, 26l-C4d2 b2,6id.,
| sellers: January and February, 26l-dp
| . 62-s4d.. buyers: February and March,
e2.64a2 63-6ld., sellers; March and April,
G3-64d buyer April and May 81, sell
June and July, 1-64d3 Esd, buyers
JuIy and August, 2-6in3 Sid, sellers;
August and September, 33-Gid., sellers.
NEW YORK, October 2j.-The volume
J OF speculation In cotton showed sOile
dininution to-day. Traders were alert
without engaging actively in the matter
OF making new contracts, peihs uncel
TAIN as 10 the true significance OF wea-
tber conditions recently reported III a
more or less conflicting fashion. Inc mar
, ket therefore, opened quiet, WIN Plioes
unchanged 10 2 points higher Subsequent
variations were narrow, ana rejected the
conservative mood of the trade tolloW-
ing the opening call, business WIS LOT
the most part local some Oh the Ia soa
commission houses were reported 70 nave
bought in a moderate way, having ue-
cided 10 follow the market down. Inere
| was also some covering Dy COhoel' S 49, :
shorts. The later weather accounts isonl
| the cotton belt were generdily Oh d
| favorable purpOTt, with nominal TEN
peratures reported for the greater por-
| ton of the belt This feature, WIN 10
further apprehension Of delay IN picking
! and the movement of cotton, hdl some
what bearish influence in the afternoon
| i'm connection with heavy receipts. Du'
neither the bulls nor the bears were IN
| clined to push matters. Inc marke'
( closed steady at a net gain or ga points
Cotton futures opened quiet; october
, 51l. November, s. IL; December, $o.zy
January. S25; February *O.%, MdrC ~
1874: April, 1913; May, SJ43; June ~''io
July. $549; August 500 800, e.,
Futures closed steady; october, oil
November. s5.17; December, s5l5; Jan nl
, ary. 5.8: February. $5.32; March, $o.5I
> April. s5h; May, $ a.; June S1.i9; July
: S5.52; August sos. ,1a,t,.
n Spot closed dull and easy; mlddiin'
: Gulf. 1l-l6c. middling upiands' o''loc'
. S' NEW r. ORLEANS. October 25--Cotton.
q Futures steady: October Agi N0veinlDe.,,
s42QsAs4; December, AHgSissos;s ~. 11 hiaSei
SS2lfSI93; February. A0qA.gS; Mar ,a
s5.02a$5O3; April S5.07q%.Os; May. PIX
sSI5s June, SI7as51s; July, $5.2lg$5.25.
NAVAI~sTORE MARKETS.
3 CHARLESTON, s. c., october 2-Iul
d pentine-Firm at Sic; sales, none. sa,o
Rosin-Quiet and unchanged SAFE
: none o. cntr,
5. AAnrncntine2Ffrm at 3iQ3l l-2c.; sale
90 casks: receipts, LAS casks.
/ "'T 1ocSinNisirm; sales. 1913 barrels. T,
e CENTS 5.2sS barrels. Quote closing; a, =.
s. c. and j, $40; T. a: ~, r 4 N H. \ a.T
of uindow-gIass, $50; water white, WV.
D. w" WIG.NuNGToN. n. c.. October p.
E. shirts OF Turpentlne-F1rm at @l-Za''C
- receipts. Y casks; ., Az. rooo,nts an Ia
Of Rosin-Firm at NaN'%; receipts III ID
is reCl res. Turpentlne-Firm at N,5, 81
I'M ~ on. receipts. 100 barrels.
L. ar T1SoT-Firm at $40; receipts $50 pdrrel
DANyILI.E TOBACCO MARKET.
a. rNNvIIL.E VA. October 25.-tSpecia
,,,,- receipts OF leaf tobacco In this ma
er | t,at continue quite ldisN
OF ~o,oGations OF loose market are: Nra
ar GSsoEancy, xS54S0; good, s25gS. m
of p,rSo SlSdS25; common, tl2nSlo Fllleri
,e- d Gudd 'Seiss; common. $3aN. Cutter:
NV S Gooo uaGs1a Smokers-%4N. Il
- rroHrr,sssS,s14fs22 Nondescrp,s-s2qS.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK. VA. october 25.-(Specia
let | peannts-Farmers market quiet; FAM
k o. strictly prime. 2Ac. prime, Yzg2A
conroon. i4.If2c. spanish, eoc.-none
fer,ng Demand Is good. but old stoc
&c are low. and the new crop Will not
rresAv FOR market before the 18th or .
c.: OF November.
ST. PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET
= PETERSBURG. VA, october 3.-(s
to cial)-Market quiet, with comparauV
llv light receipts. There " better feeling
net the common grades. which is not sho
Nv. FOR the finer qualities. Quotations; GO
it'll mon 10 medium Jugs. N.OG<2.o; GOOD
me fine Jugs. s.. 5DaSs 90; poor short lear.
~! ~. $3.50; fair 20 good short leaf' Sa*o;