Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-14

Dec ...... 32Nsss 3e$laX $40 s2leass
Nay........ 34ssae5 35 3tss 34ss
OArs-No. 2.
Sept. 20N 20N 20ss 20sss& |
May........ 23h goh 25ha7S Z3S |
NESS PoRK--Per BbL
sept..... es.95 1915 ss.e5 ss.lo
Oct........ ....... ......' ''....s ss'aaooh |
Dec........ ....... 1890. '.''''' Wv
LARD-Per leo ipA
sept........ $3.50 s5.95 $3.50 90 80
0ct.......... 5.ss s.saH s 5.s3 ss.ss an
Dec. ........ o.4U o.4z1s o'sV o1-D
SHORT RIBs-Per 100 los.
Sept, ........ s5.l2ts s5.27h s5.l2N e3.21h
Oct: ........ 5.l2,s 521S 5.i2a o2'ls
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady. No. yellow corn, 81 l-2gSS o-Se'
No. spring wheat 69472c.; No. : RED,
Il 1-2c. No 2 corn, 80 7-Sc. No. oats,
go; No. 2 white, 26q2Sc.; No white,
SQ27c. No. rye, 45c. No. 2 barley, zee
46c No. / fiaxseed. SO 3-4c. new, 9lc.
Prime timothy seed. s2.57 IL. Mess pork
per barrel s9O5dss1O. Lard, per lOo
pounds, $30mS532 IL. Short rib sides
Qoose), s515a$545; dry-salted shoulders
boxed si.62 1-2aslS 1-2; short clear
sides (boxed), s5.65QS5.So. Sugar, cut-loaf,
$500; granulated. s5.52. Butter Arm; cream
cry. 131-2@1S 1-2c.; dairy, l2nlSc. Eggs
steady; fresh, 12c. Cheese firm; creamery,
1-4qS 1-2c.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. August 81 p. NJ
Closing: Cotton-Spot, retail demand In
price 1-32d lower; American middilng.
fair, 3 29-32d. good middling, 5H,SZd.'
American mlddling. 15-32d.; low middling
Sled; good ordinary, sgd. ordinary,
Sl-32d. Sales of the day were 5000 bales
Of which 300 were for speculation ana ex-
port, and included 400 American. Re
ceipts, 100 bales-all American.
Futures opened quiet. with moderate
demand. and closed barely steady; Ameri-
can mlddling, low middling clause, Au-
gust, 22-64d. buyers; August and sep
TENDER, 3 2O-6i(i3 H-6id., buyers; Septem-
Der and October, is-6fq3 l9-64d., sellers;
October and November, 317-6id., sellers,
November and December, 3 l6-eid., sell
ers; December and January, l6-6id., sell
ers; January and February, lS-6id., sell
ers: February and March, 3I-t4d;, sell
ers; March and April, Sl.efg$ B-o4u' s ssaIr
ers; April and May, 3 lS-6id., buyers May
and June, 19-64d, sellers.
NEW YORK, August 13.-Cotton quiet;
middling, &C.: net receipts. none; gross;
| "a bales: sales, 1858 bales; spinners, DOL
bales; stock. SOO6s bales.
Totals to-day and consolidated: Net re-
| ceipts. 1924 bales; exports-to Great Brl-
tain. 1926 bales; TO the Continent s'o|'
bales; stock 215,9 $50 bales. -
Totals since September 1st: Net re-
ceipts, $685.. sos bales; exports-to Great
Britain S4s3S7a bales; to oG Er ola sio'o'
| bales; to the Continent, 1857 800 Dales.
Cotton futures opened steady at the de-
| cline. August. $575: September, $50; Oc-
| toher SA: November, S.s3; December
s5ss; January. s5.sl; February 1914;
March. s5.s7; April, s.; May: %;oS; ,ar
S.77: october. $3.50; November, sS,s; De-
s SYM March scp s5.s5: April. s5sS; May s.;
Spot closed quiet; middling uplands, &C.
middling Gulf, lac; sales, l'eos oales. o.
The cotton market opened with. prices
2G4 points lower: steady at the oecllne,
liverpool cables failed to meet popular
expectations, and our market opened
| lower Soon after the call positive wear,
ness developed, however, under genera
selling started by the bear crowd. Con
siderable old long stuff was spllleo ou n,
and not a little selling was zone uhoe'
! foreign orders. The bear contingent ~
peared to be supported also by soutneadd
| interests. BY IL o'clock the oreak na ~
reached a matter of SAT points, WIN lne
market less feverish. the smaller snorts
| taking profits in sight in preference ~, ~
| holding off over Sunday TOT poss,D'
greater gains early next week. Inc co
! Their and crop accounts were 49,
| ~ bull traders. The market was qul.e
feverish late in the forenoon but I'M
| nroved somewhat near midday on SEQ.
Tered covering. The close was quiet az
net loss Of 5n6 points 800 g.,
NEW ORLEANS. August B.-Co.toii III
lures oulet. August, s5.Ba$s;45; SeptSIrn n
her 81 I4as5. 46; October, 6.46Gs9.tli 10 20
vember' S.l9as55l; December, 3SSg - 90
January s. 5SaS5.60; February, S.ol97o~
| March, $5.67q$5.6s.
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. ~ c.. August Is
Shirts of Observation-Disclosures re
ce p20.ss,,DH iVs at 81 and a.o5 receipts
%" Crude ps Turpentine-Firm at n.lo and Si'eo
re TTss,rpNsteady at Sis; receipts. 100 bar
rels. -. % cn,r,,
Tnrpentine-Firm az 2f4z' lac saies' ~
casks: receipts. 1,7A casks. -. 90
"33rnsir-~Firm and unchanged; safes 70
harreis. receipts, $3.50 barrels.
pETERsBURG TOBACCO MAhhEl'
p5rIT,ERsBURG, August B.-(special) J.
Market quiet with light offerings; snlp
2 inS 70 medium Tugs, sasi; good Z
i,,os S46S550; poor short Ieat, >i4>
hhs nm. re so good short leaf. S:5oqT.59; me
alum TO good wrappers. ssHsls' COCO
fine wrappeTsS s soeS 20 fine shipping. si0l
s2. crrEFor,K PEANUT MARKET.
srrFEoI,K- VA, August 13.-tSpecial)
usnd-picked, fancy, lie: extra so5oc
Virginia VIRGIN shelled. No. l. 3 i,2c.;, NO;
Spanish shelled. No. ]. 4l-2c
srs. stock. fancy. 3 1-zc.; prim
a ia 10 &c.; farmers spanish. rs to ~
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK. VA, August D.-(speclaLp
psanuts-Farmers' market quiet; fane
ss-4c.: strictly prime, s : me-; gllme, T.,
af-4c.: common. z9Sc. spanish w. i>ie
| Cor all grades.
'PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET;
r5ETERsBURG, August l3s-tspeclait
o,aI,-yirginia nominal; prime. 3 lac,
extra prime. 3l-2c.; fancy. 33-4c.; SPANS
oIllet at zoe stock light.
q', poEfTERsBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, August B.-CspeclaLt
COLLABORATING az &C; !or goo ,et;