Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-19

we ere guy CORN GAINED 1-4d3-sc. oats
were up l-4c. Pork left OH l--0' ms"
lard and ribs SC. higher eacn' ,o,,ovs.
The leading futures ranged as io'o"'
o,sn,us. algne,s lowest Closing.
wHElr-No...
9ct:'..... ;sisit.x oiN q osstaM
Hsy,..'.... sssssJs se% eo%'A ooAs%
CoRs-No.c
S Sss $500. ::::. 81 sis.s san,s Sly Sss s'ssa
May........ 33,4a's 34S 33A
oArs-No. 2.
R Nav, 49,. s ssS $ e $$sss asys,s4
Mss PoRk-Per BbL
Dec.... s7geN $500 500 ss'9o
Jan........ 9.17ls @22h "i@n
LARp-Per lOOlos
pec.....s4.so s4e7,l s4eo st9?ls
| JaD....,.... o.OO o.Oo '"''s
SHORT RIBs-Per 100 lbs
oct..s5.ao s537h $3.50 so.31Is |
Jan -. 4.92H $50 4.72lS sou
Cash quotations were as follows: NO
yellow corn. 81 5-sc. Flour firm. NO.
spring wheat. o. 3-4c.; No spring "neas'
81 1-2G64c; No. red 66a6lc. No: : coIi'
% i-2a26c.; No. white "a 1-9q25 l-2c: NO
rye 40 Lac 1-2c. No. barley, Sznt9c'
No. i fiaxseed 81 1-2a92c. Prime timothy
seed, $3.50. Mess pork. per barrel s.ssg
E95 Lard per 100 pounds SAW l~ZuSo'
Short-rib sides doose), $5.2oas54C Dry
| salted shoulders (boXed), l-2ai o-ec'
Short clear sides boXeD. S.25aSo.5o,
Whiskey. dstillers' finished goods, per
gallon, SIPS. Sugar cut loaf. uhcnans ,,i.
Butter firm; creamery. h12lc.; DAIRY lzV
he. cheese steady and unchanged. Eggs
firm; fresh, l5c.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, october lS.-Flour-Firm
| and unchanged.
Wheat-Firmer: spot and the month.
73d73 Lie: November. Y 3-ia73c.; Decem-
ber 70 l-2G72 3-ic.; southern wheat by
| sample, 6Sli7ac.
Corn-Firmer; spot and the month,
&c l-4G36 l-2c.: November. 36d36 lie; new
or old. November or December, % $50
IS i-2c. January, 80 5-Sc.; February 80 csc
{ bid. a.
Oats-Firmer; No. white, western. 2sc,
sales. ~ q
western, sac.
Sugar-Unchanged
Butter-Strong and unchanBeu.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
Iettuce-Unchanged
Whiskey-Unchanged
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. October lS.-Cotton-Spo'
I'm fair demand: prices hardening; amer
| -
day were 1900 bales. OF which 80 wer'
for speculation and export. and IN ludeo
II 800 bales American Hee4EA 9"'
bales, including $500 American ,...
Futures opened quiet, with a ~ erate
demand and closed barely steady; Amen
can middling. low middling clause octo
her 3 Lid. buyers; October ana NoVem
Der. SqS lid, buyers; NovSmDe an an" lam mn
airy 3D., sellers; January ana feD,ua,
3d.. buyers; February and March, l-St1'
sellers: March and April, l-C4u5 Z-otn'
buyers; April and May o., s-S' e,S "- oeIi
ers: June and July, i-6id., buyers Jun
and August. SID. sellers; August ant
September. 5-64GS Std, sellers.
NEW YORK, October lS.-The Influence
reaching the cotton market to-uaS W. VIZ
generally against the holders OF the .'a
ME In the first place the movement
new cotton at the ports was OF Durue,'
some proportions while heavy forecast
as to the movement OF the week az ,, ~,
Interior towns emphasized TINS leatuI,
A. the same time cable adVlceS iron
liverpool were OF bearish purport, IN
:. withdrawal of speculative support wa
~ another drawback. while spot buyers r. =
the various markets OF the south WEI
also reported to be showing a retreauh
relation TO the staple. -, A. -,
There were conditions which led 10 ~
easy opening OF our market thls HotI,ine
AT n decline of 2Q3 points, and a suDse
duent loss of Jd7 points iuIthei l'i 49,.
liquidation and pounding by the pe1I
. Later. however. there was a pattiai Iai'S
!. an which prices gained 5Ha points vi,
, disnosition 10 take profits, with some III
. ,estment buying on claims or cohtlhur
;,> frost at various points IN the south, ~
"a the afternoon the market was ho'aDi
steadier on the forecasts pointing 10 slr
colder weather I'm the cotton belt, PaIt.Cu
larly I'm the Atlantic ana Cehudl ''d.
Trading. taking the day as a wnole. WI
only moderately active. Inc ihLIhV. W
laG off -.
Cotton futures opened steady NOySm
D her A. 20. December, 1874: January SS'9'
February. S.43; March S5ii April 9o.D
Ia Nav. $50; June. Sj5S; july S5'05' Angus
zoo Cation futures closed steady; Octobe
-, e. 92. November, 1924; Decempet' 80
Nv January, 1914; February, so'@9, NAL ~ Z,
S5.43; April, S5.!s; May. So.1Z' June ''''
JuIy. $50; August 500. - $50,
S3ot closed quiet; middllng GU
;. ii-isc; middlng uplands, 57-lsc'; SAFE
to O9 REV E ORLEANS. october lSNcottS m
tie, Futures steady; October, Nsbi NoVenipe
}, "a se1,si 20. December, s4sigNB; Januar
No Z, 9SS,s5. February. s5OiaS505; Marc
ed. & i09sSil; April. s515aal6; May: So
10 EM: June. s5.25QS.26; July, SDa'o.d'
NAvAL-sToRE MARKETS.
SAVANNAH, GA, October B-Spiril
of Turpentne-Flrm at &c; safes y
s. casks: receipts, $50 casks .o,.,,,,
NHs | ROSlil-l lilHf HeirTf ~ q
,gs- G.l5O barrels. quote: \, - I, anu ~,
}, l r and Z. gl5; q. Sl2j; II, ana n, VI
,gs- NJ. $50: ~ $500 water-white, F''o; VII
sold dow-glass. N.so. ,
CHARLESTON, g c., october Btu
lee rentine-Firm at 2Sc.; sales. none.
to- Rosin-Quiet and unchanged; sale
WILMINGTON. n. c.. October IS.
ana nn SHIRTS OF Turpentine-Firm at 80 81
te Soi-ic,. receipts, II casks.
'sa Rosin-Nothing doing; receipts 20 ba
saie Crude Turpentine-Firm at N15, 81.
III, un and 81 70; receipts 80 barrels.
VIII Tar-Steady at Sl.l0; receipts, III "a
rels.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET
L pETERSBURG VA, october M-(SI
mer oiai1-Cotton-Firm at l-l6c. Tor go
a. | lots.
'@ PETERSBURG PEANUT hARhEI'
pETERSBURG VA, October B.-iSI
&c. cial)-Nothing doing In FirsihiaS
Spanish
ing PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET
'"' PETERsBURG VA, October R.-tSI
Sc. ciaI1-Market steady. with fairly go
Iost racain,a for the season. quotation
int common TO medium lugs $50 to y.
al GOOD IN fine Tugs, $50 TO -; poor sn'
stly Isaf e 10 81: fair 10 good short leaI
des 10 se. medium 10 good wrapper