Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-18

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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady; special brands s42Sas430. No.
yellow corn, 80 1-2c. No. 2 spring wheat,
e4ae5 3-4c.; No. 3 spring wheat. 62q65 3-fc.;
No. red. 60 1-2c. No. 2 corn, 30a30 1-4c.
No. 2 oats, q 1-4Q2l 1-2c.; No. white, zilg
25c.; No. white, 23a24c. No. 2 rye, AZ La
AZ lie. No. barley, SSa4fc. No. ! fiaxseed,
$50; new, Ole. Prime timothy seed. VA L.
Mess pork, per barrel, S.40Q@. 40. Lard,
per 100 pounds. SAT- 1-29sis2 ID. Short rib
sides Qoose), $5.l5qS5.35; dry-salted Shout
ders (boxed), A5eaSi.I5; short clear sides
boxed, $5eodS5.7O. Sugar, cut-loaf, %.OS;
granulated. S5.6A Butter firm; creamery
lSQ2Oc.; dairy. II 1-2Q17c. Eggs firm;
fresh, 10 1-29l4c. Cheese steady; creamery
7qS lie
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL September H.-Cotton-
Spot i'm limited demand; prices favor Duy-
ers: American middling 7-32d The. sales
OF the day were 6,00o bales, OF when 30
were for speculation and export ana IN
cluded 500 American. Receipts, Z'vVV
bales including 1900 American.
Futures opened quiet, with a moderate
demand, and c'0sed quiet at the decline;
American middiing low middling clause,
September. Std, buyers; September and
October. 4-6iq3 5-64d.; October and No
yember 2-6tll8 3-64d., buyers; November
and December, l-6fQ3 2-64d., values; De-
cember and January. 3 l-64q3 lid, value;
January and February, l-6fg5 IBID, BUY
ers; February and March, 2-64q3 S-tid.,
sellers; March and April. 3-6fd.. buyers;
April and May, 4-64d.,' sellers; May ana
June. 5-64d., sellers; June and July,
5-6id3 6-64d., buyers.
NEW YORK, September n,-Cotton-
Weak; middling, 5 5-sc; net receipts none nom,
gross, 1920 bales; sales, 22S Dales-ah SPIN
ners: stock 4S.772 bales.
Totals to-day and consolidated: Net re-
ceipts, 2DI74 bales; eXports-to Great Brl-
tain, 16 65l bales; to France. $500 bales, 70
the Continent, 100 bales; stock, 2oS.SSf
bales.
Totals since September lst: Net re-
ceipts i9, 14 bales; export-to Great PIT
tain "a 800 bales; to France, 1918 Dales'
to the Continent, 25,O69 bales.
The cotton market opened STEADY, Win
prices to 5 points lower the iatter pc
ing in sympathy with break OF to LIZ
points i'm futures at Liverpool. Weakness
developed Immediately following the call.
under active liquidation or local long STUN
by discouraged holders, and prices prohe
sharply Hammering by the pears was
indulged in to some extent, but present
low prices and the recent heavy decline
led the more conservative shorts 10 De OH
the lookout for a possible reacuon on
profit-taking. A favorable weather map
and fewer complaints OF rot ana sned-
ding added to the woes Oh tlie Jun o rtO ma
az did also marked Increase IN port anu
interior receipts. Clear weather IN tns
middle and eastern portions ana rams ~
the western portions OF the cotton Dei.
were said TO have improved the qutloV IN
for a big crop very materially. Late IN
the forenoon futures were snaoe
eteadIer. on covering by shorts, VINO pre-
ferred the profits in sight ana quiS g.
Sunday to possible further gains carry ~
the week The close was steaay' DDnr NH
receipts were estimated for the day az
90 900 bales, against 15.nO last week anu
al ga last year. Port receipts were eS u-
mated for the week at l9oVU scd pd re,
against III .f5 last week anu -b,yo t "a
YEAR: AT Memphis, LOCO bales, estlmated'
soainst 500 last wear, and at Houston a.
el3 bales. against 12,0l7 last year =.
cotton futures opened STEADY az lne ue-
cline. September, 1874: OCTOBER, S2.5f; No
yember. 1891 December. 700; JanuaryI'
$50; February $50; Mareh' 49, Api"'
U.6: May, s5.6l; June, s9.64 ,oo-. ,,,a-
Snot closed weak and l-l6 lower mo
dlinS uplands. 5-sc.; mlddiins 1uii'
Use; sales. 22S bales; co,.or,,ha- & %.
Futures closed steady; SepteiiOeTr, 49, go
oo,oher s5.29; November, 1874; Decem-
80 e. %. January 5.42; February, 800
March, $50; April s5.54; May, s''S'' Juhe'
NEW ORLEANS, September H.oCotton
,utures steady; September sS, OetopSer'
81 ssds4T; November soqSs;9 ~. R gahr,,sry
* 0sS,ts a.: January, S0gls5lV; fsor ~ oaSS
OH
ga: May, s5.26qs5.N.
NAvAI~SToRE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, S. C., September IL
Turpentine-F1rm at q l--c'' s"'NS'
Rosin-Ffrm; sales none =,
oAvANNAH GA, September L.
cri,,,e Turpentine-Firm at I'c'' S@'0''
sas lacks. receipts. lib casks. oa,,,s
Rosin-Firm and unchanged Receipts
2.770 barrels. .sr II
WIZ NINGTON. n. c., Septem531edre ,5 a,c
cn'rits T1Irpentine-Firm AT % i|e-'0''
re eIpu@firm at 81 and $50; receipts $50
barrels. ., tyr,r az N10 and
q 60: receipts. IA parreis, 40 barrels.
Tar-Firm at $50; receipts 10
DANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET;
DINvILI.B. VA. September H--sSp S
.,a,,-Wrappers: Fancy, $eqNo, ss10a
sassitp: medium, slSas5; common onnnmon sd
sis Ffllers: Good, ssgNS; eoIsrsNS5GN.
SIS. .uothtaccos~s6dNs Bright wrap
Expoit active demand. South Caronha
pers Ia the principal offerings TINS
week. ,,,pxFr
pIyrERSpURG. Sept. r.-(SpeciaL)-
-..,ts and offeriugs very light. Mar
hece,pm Quotations: Common 10 medium
ket x2fiSt: good 10 fine Tugs, $s4so; poor
U.s., Ear Ssq450 fair to good snor'
issS s6d7; medium TO good W y,5 sppps,s
wdfSl2: good 10 nne wrappers '4-''S'-''
To singing in market.
" sIIFvoIK PEANUT MARKET.
srrrFoLK. September n.-(spsciaLr
.nioksd, fancy. 41-2c.; extra se-scs
Virsinia shsIlsd. No / si,ze-', TIE: