Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-05
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Oct. % 2eA 90 2oM
Dec ....... 2yiaass 29.s Pow 222<A!<
May........ 3lssah alH r'31steM Sl4sH
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Dec......... II 2lA zu4 xutSaS
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MESS PoRK-Per Dbl
Oct...... s7.7o $40 s1e5 eZe5
JAM. s.ssn sos s.sS s.s7K
LARp-Per looip. t
p psc......... tien l.iisin 400, SSe
JAM. 4.s0 $50 A10 472h
SHORT RIBs--Per 100 lbs. -4s
Oct. 1926 s522H 5.e2x
Jan $500. 4.62s A62s& ass Ao7K
Cash quotations were as follows; Flour
easier. Ice. concessions granted. No. =
yellow corn, 20 3-Sa29 lie. No spring
2 corn. 20 1-su29 lac No. oats, q 1-,fp
&c: No. 2 white. % 3-ic. No. 3 white.
% l-2a2ic No. 2 rye, A 1-2c. No. barley
SlgiS lie. No. flaSseed, s9as9 i-2c. Prime
timothy seed. S2.3Oas2S2 Mess pork. per
barrel. NSOM$7S. Lard. per 100 pounds,
St65aSt.7O. Short rib sides QooseG s51eT
$3.50; dry-salted shoulders (boxed),r 81 5Bm
sl62 l-2; short clear sides lpoSedl. $3.50
s0ia Whiskey. distillers' finished goods.
| per gallon. sl.25. Sugar, cut-ioaf. ss7i;
| graduated, $3.50. Butter steady: creames
| ry. l4nl9 l-2c. dairy, i2al7c Cheese steady
at l-2asc. Eggs firm; fresh. lic.
THE COTTON MARKETS. ''
| LIVERPOOL, october l-Cotioh- spot.
| good business done; prices unchanged;
| American middling, 3-l6d. The salee OF
| the day were 1900 bales, OF which LOO
| were for speculation and export, and in
cluded 1850 bales American. Receipts,
| 1900 bales, including 10000 bales Ameri-
| can.
Futures opened quiet, with a moderate
demand. aud closed quiet; American mid
ding. low middling clause, October,
3 63-6id.. sellers; October and Novembet
| 2 62-6fn2 63-6id., sellers; November and
December. 62-Gid.. sellers; December and
January, 2-62-6id., sellers; January ana
| February, 2 63-6id., buyers; February and
March, 2-6S-Gid.. buyers; March aud April.
I'D. value; April and May lad, sellers;
May and June. 2-6Ad., sellers; June and
July, 2-6id., sellers; July and August.
3 1898 i-6id, buyers; August and seq
TENDER, It'd, buyers.
NEW YORK, October i.--Cotton--
Steady; middling, 5S-sc,;, net receipt1
bales; stock 52.G6s bales; exports-to
Great Britain. 1901 bales; TO tho Conti-
nent, 700 bales. a.
Totals to-day; Net receipts to'2oo bales;
exports-to Great Britain. l5.4Ol bales; 10
France 1851 bales; TO the Continept. W
bales; stock. $685. bales.
Congolda ted Net receipts. l.l6S bales;
eYpOrts-to Great Britain, 2S.52l bales ~
France 1905 bales; to the Continent, o.sT
ba!es. -
Totals since September list: Net re-
ceipts So, G5s bales; exports-to Great BIT
tain 1918 bales, To France, 3J,0oo paieSs
TO the Continent. l272l2 bales 81.
Cotton futures opened quiet; october.
Sls. November 1921; Deeembfr, III
January 1913; February, S.3s Mareb.
s5.43; April. s5.l7; May, S.52; June. 1000;
July. S.5s; August, SJ.2 -
| Futures closed quiet: October, s2lz' No-
vember. GA; December. D.3o; January,
Sj3: February. 1913; March, s5.fs' April
s5.As May. $3.50; June. $751; July, s-so'
N spot closed steady; rnideling upiard.,
3 Csc; middling Gulf, Sc; sales, oss
The only important feature of-tc-,iay's
| cotton market was sharp uptufn suor.-
lv after the opening. on "a scare OF snorts
and light support from abroad. 4Wbue
| odyjces from the English market apout
| moi expectations subsequent news was
little bnllish. This. with conflicting crop
news and unfavorapiea "ss'a ups,,or '' ani
caused the smaller shorts to cover, ahg
| upon this demand prices improved 10
points Despite the advantage mus Pr
tanned, the bull clique was slow 70 ioi-
| loU in their position, lacking 'strons
leadership. and later In the forenoon
| nricea slowly eased off, owing more. W
an absence Of support than 20 any oner
, an the part OF the bears. fne Whthei
lapsed into dulnsss s eut Deoa Ppices
steadied again to the best ngures OF. we
day on renewed covering and ttw sca..
| tered investment orders, TINS InoVsWsnt
resulting from late aiscou' az h,..if
regards picking and the eondifon Or open
cotton. Conservative estimates OF hsnteS
| receipts at all points and omciai fore
casts of lower temperature added 70. -
better feeling Speculation. however, wss
chiefly OF A desultory character. AZ the
close the market was quiet az a net gain
OF 2ni points.
NEW ORLEANS. OctoDe s.s,t ss e. Sa'
:, vember. si930siA; December. {tyIg ~ y,
y January XO2M$5.O3; February, SAaS'@'
March. Sl3q,5.li April, Slsa&-l9; May
s5.23Qs5.2. a sfs.,<sss :
CHARLESTON, s. c.. October r.
TurpenIine- Market mm at q i-zc. sales
none. o.,. ..t..
. | none. - I.
!. .MINGTON. NJ G.. October 81
% | Spirits OF Turpentine-Firm at y la
: | 2sc; receipts. ~ casks. $50.
q Rosin-Dun and unchanged; receipts
: | IS barrels.
= Crude Experimentation doing: re-
: | celpts. none. .,~
Tar-steady at $40; receipts, l@ bar
| res.
|. PETERSBURG. VA, October ~
y CspeciaJ.) market dull with comparative
iy no sales Tor some days past. In
e market for the new crop VIII open ntx
Jugs A 40 81 good TO fine Tugs. Hoe 10 -
DOOR short leaf. "a TO IS; fair TO goo<
. snort leaf, s. to -; medium to good wrap
; pers. 80 20 si2: good TO hne wrappers."W
!" SUFFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
ri SUFFOLK, VA. october 4--tSpecial.t-
: HAND picked, fancy, 4i-zc.: extra, 80
q yirdpia shsiIed. No I. St-3s.; No
si-Sa.; Spanish shslisd. No. l. Ais3c
farmers stock. fancy. si-aoi pnm
1. ss4 10 &c.; fsrmsrs Spanish ~ 70 =
bushsL s~,-..'ss-
a NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
>, NORFOLK. VA, October A--tSpeciall
Psanuss-rarmcrs' market ouist: tane
e 3I-2c.: strictly prime. &c.: prime, , -
common. fi-2a2c.. spanish. Gc.-nons
:, ferng. Exceedingly light demsnd Tor
" grades.
a PETERSBURG PEANUT Market,
PETERSBURG. Va, Qctottr} -
Especial. )-yirginias quiet 81 3oe7-sc. =
a, extra prime to fancy; Spanish firm, wi'
more inquiry and decreased stock. receI
sales at CO.,, but holders unwilling % tai
n that figure now.
I. PETERSBURG COTTON MARKER
ID PETERSBURG. VA, October -
e. Special Cotton--o Quiet at 50&1-en 9
ID good 10 choice lota