Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-02

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
easy. No. yellow corn 81 l-l43 l-2c. NO
2 spring wheat, 63g6ic.; No. 3 spring
wheat, 61QSic: No. 2 red. 67Q7sc. No 2
corn. 30 S-Id8lc. No oats, 20 3-lc.; No. ,
white. 23G2ic: No. 3 white y l-24
. l-2c. No. rye. AZ 3-4qi3c. No barley,
3Sni3c No. ! fiaxseed, SuM lie; new,
90 Prime timothy seed, 1872 IL Mess
pork. per barrel, s. s0nSs.S5 Lard, per 100
pounds S5.O2 l-2q$5O5. Short rib sides
doose), Sj.2Ja$5.56 dry-salted shoulders
(boXed) 81 5OfIS4.75; short clear sides tboN-
ed, s. 7OaS5SO Sugar. cut-ioaf unchanged
Butter steady; creamery, 13Gl7 lie; dali
ry. l2ql5c. Eggs firm; fresh L l-2c
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. September Cotton
Spot in fair demand: prices steadieri
American middling, fair 3 3-S2d.; good
middling, 3 l5-32d; middling, 39-l6d;; low
middling: 5-32d.; good ordinary, So Or
binary, 2 i3-l6d.
The sales of the day were 1900 bales,
Of which 500 were for speculation and eN-
mort ana included II. 100 bales of Ameri-
can. Receipts, 5000 bales, including 5'iW
Futures opened quiet, with moderate
demand. and closed quiet but steady
American mlddling, low mlddlng cause
September. 8 l2-64f3 l3-6ld., buyers, sep
TENDER and October, 3 l0-6id., buyers; Oc-
tober and November, S-G4n3 Sid, sell
ers. November and December, sid,
sellers; December and January . s-ei1''
sellers; January and February. sid,
sellers: February and March, 3 5-5im
3 9-e4d sellers: March and April, 9-6tW
3 lO-64d.. sellers: April and May, lo-6id.,
value. Nav and June. ll-6id.. sellers,
June and July. 1l-6ffc3 l2-6id.. buyers.
NEW YORK September l.-Cotton-
steady: middling. Bile; net receipts.
none; gross, So bales; forwarded; SO bales;
sales. 27S9 bales; spinners, 25S Dales;
stock. 1856 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, Abs bales;
exports-to Great Britain. a6h bales,
stock 1916 bales. 20, -.
exports-to Great Britain, ls422 bales 70
France III bales; 10 the Continent ZOO
bales. -, ~. No
ceipts. 4.43S bales: exports-to Great BIZ
tain. 4641 bales.
THE activity Of English spinners in the
TjverDool market, and reports OF terrlnc
winds and heavy rains IN the Atldnlic
states. i'm addition 10 advlces regardihB
the spread Of yellow-teyer IN IN tne Siis-
sissippi valley, caused a rise or ga points
I'm our market this morning, after whlcn
ts,ere was a partial recession; but again
the market turned very strong on clalihs
regarding the extent OF damage done Dy
tho storm. particularly in Georgia. Az
tbe strongest interval to-day prices here
showed a net gain Of lgqll points, ana
was finally steady at net advance. OF "a
10 noints The general stability OF the
market was Increased by the relatively
iieht movement OF new cotton. as con-
,r@sted with the movement for the cor
- snonding time last season. This led
local statisticians TO take more conserva-
i've estimates as 10 the probable extent
co1,on futures opened steady; Septem-
ber 4 40. October, s5.A; November, 1851;
Decemher S62; January. $50; February,
* so. March. s. p: April. s5.76. May. $50.
Eytnres closed steady; September. $3.50;
october. s56l; November so;I; DecemDer
& Sc. January ST. February. 1915;
March. $50; April S.8; May S@@; June
'' Snot closed steady; middling Gulf.
& Zee; middling uplands. l3-l6r.; sales.
nj ORLEANS. September i.-Cotton
sr,ures dull: September, $ q bid; Octo-
her e. 95IfsS %; November. 5.29nS.O; De-
cemher &. 3sGS534; January, S3su8.59;
Feh1,ary s.. 42fgS5.43; March. $50 SO;
Anril g isGx49: May, S5iHS52.
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. n. c.. September L.
snirits OF Turpentine-Firm at q i-ftp
81 a.4e.: sales made I'm the afternoon at
2sc receipts 81 casks.
s;rr,,de .iurpentine-f1rm AZ Si.iO. SILT,
and 81. 40: receipts. $50 barrels.
Rosln-Firm at 81 and $50; receipts. go
Tas-strong at $40; receipts. 1856 barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. September l--splrits