Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-26

Cash quotations were as l0 ,, Wv. -
yellow corn, % l-2a2S So5c' No 1oSi sIpring
wheat Ole No red, $l.O20$l.O3 L. no.
. corn 2S1-2d28 sac. No. 2 oats, % '-Sc.'
No. 3 white, f. o. b.. 27Q29c. No o5>. rye
40 1-4c No. 2 barley, L: Q; o. D. S PT;rne
timothy seed. S2S5 Mess pork, per bar
rel SO 45n$lO.5O. Lard, per 100 pounssuSS.,
& i5GS57l-2 Short-rib sides loose: >S.V 70
TH.35,: dry sailed shoulders, boxed. st:'22 ~
Is: short-clear sides, boxed, So,S94 S' .S,.
Whiskey. distnlers' finished goods per
esiiap N1Si-2. Sugars-cut-loaf un-
Changed. Butter firm; creamery lSSI
10 1-9c dairy. Hall. Cheese quiet at oe
S1-2c. Eggs firm; fresh, lac.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, February 25.-Flour-
Quiet. oa ooc
Corn-Easier; No. mixed 81 l-Ze'
Oats-Quiet; No. mixed -oc'
Rye-Steady; No. 2, DC
Lard-Steady at So.Vo'
Rink Meats-Easy at $Jlo
Bacon-Steady at g.
Whiskey-Quiet at N.Zo.
Butter-flrm.
Sugar-Steady.
Eggs-Quiet at nc.
Cheese-Steady.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. February % +. NJ
Cotton1Spot i'm fair demand; prices firm;
American middling 3 7-l6d. me SAFES oS
~ the dav were 10000 bales. OF when 2vO
Uiere for ejaculation and export, ana IN
cluded $500 American; recelpts, SV'VV0
hales. including 2S4OO American. !.
E,tures opened steady. with goOu ut-
r,and and closed easy; American MID
ding. low middling clause feDruaIi'
. o5osId sellers; March and April, 25-tid.'
SeIIers. April and May. 3 S-6id sellers ;
SSa,, md Iune. 8 23-6id., buyers; June ana
liz, ? 23-e4d.. buyers; July and August
. 9S-e4d. buyers; August ana SepteIhtpeI =
2S-6id.. buyers; September ana Oc S %a,
. 30 -siS,5 23-64d.. buyers; october ana NO
,,ernber 2 22-64d3 23-64d., buyers; NoVe .I
ven and December, 5 22-64qS 2S-oid.'
buyers. - ., cotfon-
mil hut steady; middling, 6hc. net re
warded. 7Gl bales; sales, 70 paIeS' an sym
ners: stock. 2O3. 265 bales: o.o 49,. rross
iS Wf,oi,Iv. Net receipts. $3.50 bales gross
co 900 hoIes. exports-tO Great BRIAN
20 7iS bsies. TO France. 1872 bales; 10 the
Continent. 3.103 bales; forwarded 'iVN
bales; sales 3l4 bales an spir se 9ss ba,es
,,,,ortsto Great Britain, lI,4l2 oales; 10
the Continent. 5.lsl oales. ,rr o7o holoe
ConsoIidated: Net receipts. l39'V'z paies ;
oxports-to Great Britain eo,syo ohie s ~
France. l,VOu DdltSf " 80
% totals since September lst: Net receipts
= 30 aeo hales; exports-to Great BRIAN,
. 55l 7S3 bales to France. 6o9404 paies' 10
the Continent. 2,O56ll2 bales; soi.s
Cotton futures opened STEADY; safes es
:, o0e holes: February. $6.OS; March, b.W'
Anil s6.CS May 5000; June. Sol2. Juiy'
&c ne August. 1913; September, s6lI; DC
Cher s.. Is: November. S6.l6, -,
futures closed very steady; sales, l',Voe
nales. February. $500; March, s6.0l; April.
ss oe. MAY. SG1S June. S6l6; July. %l9'
August S622: September B2; october,
seIS: November. $50; December VIZ;
January 1924. al. - 80,
Snot closed dull, but steady and I'M
chanped. sales Is bales.
The Following are the total net receipts
- cotton at al ports since September lst'
Gaiveston' l.7356l5 bales; New Orleans.
. DOG 7es: Mobile, $751; savannah. l.Oi4 I'D
ChsrIeston. ~, S7S; Wilmington, Sl IG,
Norfolk 900. 49,: Baltimore. 5S,Ss; New
YORK 1l5.l54: Boston. 1888: Newport
News S.2ss; philadelphia, 62,oy2; Bruins
lick $50 47S; Port Arthur, 4.soO; Penss-
cola 5000: Port Royal, $3.50. Total'
7,272, $50.
NEW ORLEANS. February 3.-Cot-
ton-Futures steady; sales; 1850 bale
February nominal March. sO'es0s0'19