Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-23

Cash quotations were as loll III, and 10c
vellow corn. 3l2sI3p2c. Flour duii anu W.
{e1,ow No 2 sprlng wheat 63ls466Nc.;
No. 2 red. 6Sq69hc. No corn, Si1s',29i't
No 2 oats. f. 0. b.. 26AgZl1gc.; NO:
white. T. o. b., 2ll542sc. no 49,. ~, S7le
No. p BARLEY i moth Sec seed, a25. Mess
ncrk per barrel $Sd$S.Oo. lar1, per ioV
hounds, S5O7lzGS10 short,rD idd.s
doose). s6OGs66j Dry-salted sh io dl',ts
boxed a4l5et short d isfii finished
goods, per gallon, N26 sugar. CUT to l"r,.
e a.. pranulated, $5.45. Butter steauy,
creamery. i5G22c; dairy, 12l39lsc S odls,
steady at sqlOc. Eggs firm; fresh Iop-i''
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, November 2-Cotton-
Spot, good business done; prices his ,inndi
American middling, fair, 39,l5d;; good 200
middling. sgd: middling.. Sl-lbd.; 10y, Low
middIing gid; good ordinary Zll -lou.'
Ordinary. 2lzd. The sales OF the Jay W.
~ 600 bales, of which Low were TOT sp 20 zoo
iotion and export, and included l9,oV
hajes American. Receipts, 50OVo Dales'
Including A 900 American t.h
F,tures opened quiet. but steady with
= moderate demand, and closed lIregulal'
American middling. low midding, clause;
November. 3 Lid, sellers; November and
december 3D.. sellers; December all9 i
January. 2 s3-64d., sellers; January anu
February. 63-64d., buyers; FEBRUARY anu
March, 2s3-6i43d., buyers; March Mn anu
-
si-64d., sellers; May and June 3Z,oid,
sellers. June and July, 2-64ll3 3-64d., puy-
ers: July and August, 3,eid, pu c,S
| gust and September. S-o4Ho 4,yi ,,' 80,
| ers: September and OCTOBER 4-oiu'' DN'
| ers
NEW YORK, November 22.-After OPEN
;ro firm at an advance OF 2n3 points,
| the cotton market further advances ln'
| noints. on generally bullish c9nolti.oIls.
| Sneculatfon developed exceptional acuVlty
| for these times. and at intervals me mar :
| xet showed considerable excitement; VIC,
| casional brief periods Of dulness 1olIoWeu
| selling by conservative longs. Out raiiles
We're prompt and OF cnararsSr s ~ SnV NJ
| considerable strength, although some "a
| ~ leading shorts took advantage OF 10
| DAYS advance. The improvement orisi-
| mated i'm a rush Of shorts 10 cover, TOT
lowing the advance In prices q. l''FS. ~
| which was greater than expected. cables
| r,ara GENERALLY OF a bullish character, ana
| nointed 70 Increased orders for spot cot
| ION Cor Manchester spinners. Tne mar
| ket was finally steady at net gam OF
cotton steady; middling. 57-16c.: net re.
celpts. 293S bales; gross receipts PIC
| hales. sales 142 bales; stock, ylHt Daies
exnorts-to Great Britain. 6099 bales; 70
Oo 9a's, o-dav. Net receipts 60 Oi0 bales
| axnorts-to Great Britain, 1912 bales; te
! france. 1926 bales; TO. Continent S,iSl
baies: stock, 1,l76,95l bales.
"1.onsolldated: Net receipts. H6,I6l bales
1ortt Great Britain. 67.274 bales; Z
france. SiOsi bales; 10 Continent, fzeS
Metals since September lst:. Net re
.aints sTgs2f3 bales: exports-to Gren
nritain. l.sOS. $50 bales: to France. zosa''
naiss. "a Continent. 922i5i bales;
Cotton futures opened hrm; No ss. i.a,I
snarv "a 20: March. 1874: April. $3.50; May
Sdi: June. s5.i7; July, S.is; August sO'sz
Fn,ures closed steady; November. s.n
December. t5.23; January. S:2l; fepFuaty
a 20. March. $5.3l: April. wy. May, So.fi