Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11

Dec........ eT.10 97.70 1855 SI61M
Jan....... $50 $50 $40 $50
LARD--Per ,0oIo.
Dec. s47sk s472H s4s5 s475
Jau....".... 4s2k 4.s2,t AIS 4.so
SHORT RIBs--Per 100 lbs.
oc,..........sasO $500 s512H $500
Jan ......... 4.62lS 4.62H A.55 4o2H
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady. No. yellow corn. 20 3-4c. No.
spring wheat, 62 l-2ll6ic. No. 3 spring
wheat, 62Q62 3-ic.; No. red, 65Q66c. No.
2 corn. 20 l-2g29 3-4c. No. 3 oats. Fl i-2lg
Il 3-tc.; No. white, "a 3-4u25 l-2c.; No.
white. q 1-2n24 l-2c. No 9 rye, 4S Lao
. lie. No: barley, SSq4Sc. No. 1
haxseed. 50 l-2c. Prime timothy seed,
$50 Mess pork. per barrel. N.SMN.7O.
Lard. per 100 pounds. s472 1-2QS4.75. Short
rib sides, loose. $5.C5Qso.30; dry-salted
shoulders. boxed, si.5Dus462 IL; short
clear sides, boxed, so.s5af5.35. Whiskey,
Sugars-Cut-loaf unchanged. Butter
steady; creamerles, 13dl91-2c.; dairies,
Hgl7c. Eggs firm; fresh, Nc
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. October 10..-Flour-Duil;
western superine. f2.l5ds2.io.
Wheat-Strong; spot. the month and
November, 70q7OAc.; December. 69ha7Oc.;
southern wheat by sample. 65Q71c.
Corn-Strong; spot, the month, and Mo-
vember. 94q34hc.; new or old November
or December 33teq33 5-Sc. January, S3tz0
80 6-sc.; southern white corn. 35Q35lsc.
Oats-Quiet; No. white western, $50
29c.
Rye.-Stronger and higher; No. 2, near
by, J0c.: No. 2 western, SIC.
Sugar-Strong; graduated. S5.0S.
Butter-Steady; fancy creamery, 2Ou2lc.;
do. ladle, l4q15c
Eggs-Firm. 1910.
Cheese-steady: fancy New York, 6Oc.;
large. 9N@l0c. do. &c; medium, 10alOAc.;
do. &c; small. l0h@l0i2c.
Lettuce--G5c per bushel.
Whiskey-sl. 20ds1.50 per gallon, for
finished goods. in carloads; sl.3laSl.32 per
gallon for jobbing.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. october TO- p. Moot
ton-Spot In good demand and fair busi-
ness done: prices unchanged; American
middling S-32d. The sales of the day
were 400 bales. OF which 1909 were for
export and speculation, and included ll.50o
American. Receipts, 5000 bales, including
900 bales American.
Futures opened steady, with a moderate
demand. and closed barely steady; Ameri-
can mddling, low middling clause, 0cto-
Der. 3D.. sellers; october and November,
2 s3-6id.. buyers; November and December.
2 62-64s2 50 -eid., sellers; December and
January, 2 62-6iQ2 e3-64d., sellers; January
and February, G2-64u2 63-6id., buyers;
February and March, e3-6ia5d., sellers;
March and April, 3aS 1-6id., sellers; April
and May, Lid, buyers; May and June,
3 2-e4d., buyers; June and July, SID,
sellers; July and August, 3-64q3 AID,
buyers; August and September, 4-64d.,
buyers
NEW YORK, October 1O.-There was a
large degree of activity in cotton to-day.
The market opened steady, with but little
change in prices The first call developed
an Improvement Of point on some posi-
lions. Otherwise. the market opened the
same as 1t closed. The govern
ment report made its appearance
the trading was on very conservative
scale. The crop report showed the re-
ceipts to be 1882 bales, against 65,0S6 last
week. and 60,025 last year. Receipts soon
more than offset the bullish views OF some
of the traders regarding the probable pur-
port of the bureau report, and the market
began TO weaken. Covering just before
noon however, caused a return to about
the closing prices OF Saturday. The bu-
reau report was read on the noon call,
and an immediate decline OF 5q6 points
followed. The market at the weakest In
teryal showed a net loss OF 5q7 points
The decline was answered by covering,
following claims that yellQw-fever was
spreading in Louisiana ana mississippi
The market was finally barely steady.
$5.4; November, s5.2S; December: 500
January, $685.; February, &3S; Marcn, so'f5i
April. s.47; May. S.52; June, $3.50; July,
$3.50; August $3.50.
Futures closed barely steady; October.
S15: November, SIT; December. 1913;
January. s5.27: February. s5.S2 March,
1916; April, $40; May S.45; June, $''4s;
July. 1858; August. 800.
Spot closed dull and Lice. lower; mld-
ding uplands, 3-sc.; middling Gulf. 5-sc.
NEW ORLEANS. October lV;-Cotton
futures steady; october, AeO' pId; no 90
MI
January, s4S4lls495; February, NSyHso;
March. s5.O5G$5.0S: April. S.l0aSll; May
s5.l5Qs5.16; June. $5.2Oq$1.Zl.
NAyAL-STORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, S. c., october lO.-Tur-
pentine-Firm at Csc; sales, none.
Rosin-Quiet and unchanged; sales none.
SAVANNAH, GA, october lo.Isplrits
of Turpentine-Firm at @l2c.; sales 4Vo
casks receipts, 775 casks.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; safes, nohe'
receipts, 2,0N barrels.
WILMINGTON, n. C.. October 10
Spirits Turpentine-tirm at 2s]s9ZSc'; re-
ceipts. llS casks 20,
rels. go, ., ~
Crude Turpentne-Firm at N.l5, $3.50.
and Il 70. receipts c. barrels.
Tar-Steady at sll5; receipts, 21S bar
rels.
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, October TO-
lspecial. )-Quotations: Common to me-
rum Jugs, E.5Oat2.O; good TO fine
Jugs Ss.5Ogs5.50; poor short leaf, s2.504ti: |
fair TO good short leaf Sg%; medium 10
good wrappers, s7ds9; good TO fine wrap
pers, si2j0ai 600; medium to good ship
hing, $Sq$lO.50; good TO fine shipping,
$l2 50Q$lG.
DANyIfLE TOBACCO MARKET.
pANvIILE VA. October l0--(Special) |
Quotations OF loose market are: Wrap
pers~Fancy, $35akj0 good s254.35; me-
dunn. si5G ,25; common, s2u SIS. Filters
Good. SG$9 common. $iUN. Cutters
Fancy, $l2Qsls. Smokers-SQT. Elk
SUFFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
SUFFOLK, VA. October l0.-(Speclal) |
Hand picked. fancy. 4i-sc,: extra. . 6-Sc. |
virginia shsilsd. No !. t1-2c.; No. q |
2l-lc: Spanish shelled. No. !. <i-2c.: |
farmers stock. fancy. 3i-7c.; PRIME |
33-4 10 &c.: farmers Spanish. rs to Soc |