Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-15

] Cash quotations were as lollo"S' ~
yellow corn, SO448lc: Flour steauy, ~. ~,
wheat. GlG6ic No. red, 6Gc. NO. corn,
zoe. No. 2 oats, q 1-ic.; No. white, 2Jl2V
2p5c.: No. white, 22is423Ac. NO. rye
l6G46iac. No. 2 barley, 3su43c. NO. max
seed, $4,000. new, sldsl1se. Prime UNI
othv seed. $50 Mess pork, per barrel
S.55GSS CO. Lard, per 100 pounds, Nys12W
S4s5. Short ribs sides, loose. So.5Og SID
Drv-salted shoulders, boxed, 4l2a41tc
Short clear sides, boxed, So.7VqS5N SUI
CARS. cut-lOaf, unchanged. butter nrm'
creamery. l3a2Oc.; dairy, ll52gIoc' Esss'
steady; fresh, lSglS1sc.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September H.-Cotton-
Spot in fair demand; prices $500. Iowyr,
American middling, fair, SZl-Szd,; sYOu
middllng, 3-32d.; good ordinary Zlo-leu. }
ordinary. 23-id. The sales Of the DAY
were 10000 bales, of which 500 bales were
for speculation and export ana inclihsu
9 $50 bales American; receipts, none
Futures opened quiet, with a mod5rdt,o
demand. and closed barely STEADY. amen
can middling low-middling clause, sep
TENDER 3 9-6ili3 load, buyers; SePtenoeII
and October S-6id., sellers; OCTOBER anu
November, 3 Slid buyers; November an9
december. 5-64d., buyers; December anu anu
January. 3 std. buyers; January uhu
Februarv. 3 5-elI3 G-Gid., sellers; FeDrua,
nv and March sid, buyers; March anu
AnriI G-s4G3 7-6id., buyers; April ana
Nav 37-64d8 S-64d., sellers; May anu
June SGlI3 9-g4d. sellers; June ana
July. 39-6iq3 l0-6id., sellers.
NEW YORK. September A-Cotto a 1o-,
Steady: middling, 5-4c.; net receipts, OV'
bales: gross receipts, 2.40S bales; exports
In he Continent, 100 bales; forwarded,
s7s haies. sales. 725 bales-all 10 spinnefS'
stock 1890 bales
Totals to-day: Net receipts, p sos bales;
exports-to Great Britain. ! bale, ~, 20
France. T.O6 bales TO the Continent iVO
bales: stock, 25olS bales. o. .,..
t.onsolidated: Net receipts, 7l,O65 bales;
exports-to Great Britain. 63Sl bales; 20
France. 7,ils bales; TO the Continent ihlVV
Totals since September lst: Net re-
oeipts. 1850 bales; exports-to eieat pr.
tain. S54f7 bales; 10 France e'llS paieS'
70 The Continent. 2Os56 bales.
,rhe cotton market opened steady, with
,rices lower by TO points, cables being
nnsatisfactory and the market witnou!
sneciiiatiyc support Following the nrs'
call there was a further recession OF ~
POINTS In the face Of conflicting ana
ooo|o,aiIv unfayorable crop reports IRON
! -, cotton belt. following the unmls'
! ,aLabIv bullish report issued yesterday Dy
| ~ washington authorities. Local sehu.
mcnt however. w9s mixed WIN some oi
the traders lncined W i''n o. -. al -
20 - the account for opportunities
hor than TO the short side OF the ac
100 he theory being that the markel
| Svu.s' ,.sold nossibly heavily. Al best
,',e,,ar trading was slack. and the moot
n9oi, classes Of operators evidently
! 0at,is THE small receipts az the interior
.o,1,ns and at the ports checked Whatever
JjsnositIon there was 10 sell, IN conhsc
,io,s with the uncertain status OF u'
crnn The market was many stedoy'
q net decline Of Sdle points.
Cotton futures opened steaoy q en' az
line. October. $40; December. $G; Jan
n,' a. III. February. H.65; March, 100
an,{i eS.Ti: May S74: June, S.lS
49, r.,,,,rss closed steady: September - 70
| oI,ohar K a.: November. SOS; December
| 80 -, January $50: February, 10
March Mare s5.s2; April. S.sS; May. S.eS; June
'' s,ot closed steady; middling uplands
< sl4c. middlIng Gulf Sc; sales, 80 oaiss
Nryy ORLEANS. SeDtember ii;-cotto !
,,,.uras onlet and steady: september. ~ ~
Ma. October. s5.iomS u Novemper 81 w
kid: December. t61sL1:is. Jsnuars' q S9S
- - a. az. Anil & 356as5 n: Nav. . $500
s'.S' SNpssyAI-sTORE MARKETS
| .srNGTON. ~. c.. September ~
w. ~ Turpentire-Firm az ~ o4t
| So ~ receipts. IS casks a,
@ pp-assT,,n-Ffrm at n6si.@; receipts, y
na rrsas rurpentIne--Firm at sl;loaa.to;
4 Tar~Firm at 1870; receipts 10 barrels
CHARLESTON. s. C.. september 81
| Turpentine-Market firm at ~ l-ze.' safes
| none -, u... ,,rch.n~ax
\ SAVANNAH. GA. September A-Tur