Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25

soc, No mixed. do. q l-2Q2sc.
Rye-Firrner. No. 2, nearby. 90 S-Sc.; NO.
2 western. 81 3-sc. .-oo
Sugar-StrOng; graduated, SOS'
Butter-Steady; fancy creamery, AH3Aoc''
store packed 12Q1Sc.: rolls, lS4loc'
Eggs-Firm at IL l-2ulSc -, .o
Cheese-Steady; fancy New YORK. Nc''
large, 9 3-44ilc.
Whiskey-S1. 29qSl.3O per gallon Tor
finished goods I'm carloads; N3lqSlSZ per
gallon for jobbing lots
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. october 2L-Liverpool to-
dag furnished the tornado that swept over
the shorts in wheat. Ordinary conoiI
December wheat climbed 2l-2c.. closing |
ut 20 l-4[T0 3-Sc-, the highest point reach-
ed since the Letter collapse. corn ad-
vanced SAC, and oats rose l,Sqi-ic f0tk
left OFF Z l-2c. higher and lard and rios
gained DC. each
The leading futures ranged as IoIows'
opeuing a,ghest lowest Closing.
wHEAr-No.i.
DEG. gi5issH 71Ha's o5ss 7o]ao33S
May........ 6s]sa9s 7ojs osSs 'ots
! CoRN-No."
! Dec ......... 3lAafs oIh odft 31-
May........ 33Isa34 J43sa3o 53s Sf's
OAT5-ho 2.
Dec........ 23A G3sl 53A o.5EoX
! May.."..... 24h4aP -th ia ~TsN"'
Mss PoRK-Psr noL
Dec. sLo2M sS.02h 500 10 90
/ Jan.,...... BID V'~'7s "'-/a
LARD--Per ,eOios
Dec.........s4.92I9 $500 si92]S SOU
Jan.......... go 5.07IS 300 OWN
sHoLr RIEs--Per 100 lbs.
R ss . 4.asys $50 $50 $40 40 1a7Ss
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
firm. No. spring wheat, 6'46Sc. NO; .
spring wheat 65gbSe.; No. teu, o Vog
50 l-2c No. 2 corn. 32c. No oats, Sc a.
No. 2 white, 26 1-2a2lc:; No. 3 white, zSg
p l-2c. No. 2 rye, 501-2c. No. barley
Sa47c No. / fiaxseed, 9Sc. Prime TIM
othy seed. s2.3j. Mess pork per o oy ! 81,
ST95dSS. Lard. per 100 pounds, Si.s' 10
s. Short-rb sides, loose sllOdS9.p, dry
sailed shoulders boxed. N5OGSLl9i snort
clear sides, boxed, S.3Oq$5.p. Whisse y
distiers' finished goods, per Saloh, 10
Sugars--Cut-loaf unchanged. Butter IIh
creameries. l.a22c.; dairies. l2al9c. Egg
steady: fresh. HHl9c. Cheese sled"S
! creameries, 3-fn9 Lie.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, october q. Z. M-Cot
ton-Spot. good business done; prices uh
| changed: American middling. Lied. Ih'
sajes of the day were 1000 bales, o.
which 600 were for speculation ana eN
port. and included IL 400 bales American
Receipts. 5000 bales, including 80" Dale
American. - .1..o..
demand. and closed barely steady Amer
can middling, low middling clause, Oclo
Der G3-6iaSd., buyers; OCTOBER anu no
vember 2 63-eiGSd., sellers; November an an
December 62-6id2 63-6id., value, ne
cember and January 62-G4g2 6S-6id'
value; January and February e5-ofd'
selIers: February and March, S3-6ig3d
sellers March and April, 3D., buyers
April and May. l-6id., sellers May an
.Ilne 2-6sd, sellers, June ana July
2 2-4ds 3-G4d., buyers; July and August
3 3-G4Q3 i-64d., sellers; August ana SepteH'
Dor. l-6id. sellers
NEW YORK. october 4.-Business wa
quite active al the Cotton Exchange, WIZ
the general drift OF the market decIutSu VI
downward After the first call. on wnlc
the market was quiet and steady at vi
changed prices to an advance OF pom
selling orders began 10 come in from Ne
u Orleans. and the market broke sharpl
in the face Of claims Of a stronger NOV,
mont ~ cotton at the ports for the weel
Al the same time, Liverpool cables WEI
. better than expected. Efforts 10 hold VI
market were also made on the BIVui
that exporters were acuVe buyers
cotton in the southern markets, put u
rush To sell overtopped an other u
huences, and prices were carried GOWN :
7 points from the final ngures or SdtuIua
Selling by Liverpool ana prominent Con
| ~
orIeaus pressure. In the afternoon u
OF market here steadied up little Tor
time. only 20 turn easier again on d
count of renewed indications that recelp
would exceed early official estimate
u,SiIe the South was more disposed
sell spot cotton freely, with the result
4 u.eokness 10 a decline Of ! l-ltc. In son
IN Of theimpOTtant spot markets. Inc mar =
~ for futures closed steady, with prices
%. points net lower. , o.h,
90 and November, S.22; December $1.zi' "a
p. nary S53i: February. S.35. March, y.
10 April, $5f8; May S5.7; June SOL Jul
" s'55. August $j.G.
''i Fn,Tres closed steady; October, S..
November. s514; December. go; Januai
-. %: February, R9' March SOP, NJ
SS8; May. s542; June, sji5; july 81
hu = S5St closed dull and easy; mlddling Gu
nd II-l6c.: fniddling uplands, 7-l5c. Sal
CO. nj new ORLEANS. LA, october 2
on Cotton futures STEADY OcIqoer' "a
80 81 ss, January. 81 SEA $40; February, So
7" Gs. March. slS9aS; April S.O4Qb
Nav. s5O9Q$510; June. 0.l4aSob; Ju
NAvAL-sroRE MARKETS.
!. CHARLESTON, S. c., October al,
pa nsntine-Market firm at dc; sales no.
ny, Rosin-Quiet and Unchanged sal
les, WILMINGTON, y. C., october
snirits Turpentlne-Firm at "a l-2aSi
ach rsce6ts Is casks
to- rs RosRn.Firm at siQsle5; receipts.
crude Turpentine-Ftrm az S-D "
and $50: receipts, q barrels. 80
: '' Tar-Firrn at s.. 10; receipts. 293 barr
ong sAVANNAH. GA. october A-sPi
e. 81 'f,irpentlne-Firm az "a lie; safes,
oasts rectipts ga casks.
.G5. 'pesin-F4rnn and Unchanged; sa
ore receipts, 1913 barrels.
C. pANVILI.g TOBACCO MARKET
rye D.NyIII,E. VA, october 4-(Speci
Nh receipts Of leaf tobacco In this n
II ~ contihae quite large.
% Quotations OF loose market are: WI
"a Fancy. $3.50; good, tS4ySi
Sies ppfS ,s, fI56p<s; common. spQkl5. File
On 1Good rus9; common, SGG. Cutie
~ 800 n1asls. Smokers-SQG.
,sth ror,.,, .gTi Nendescripts-&4r.
lose PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKE
,,l PETERSBURG. VA. October a.-O
way cial)-Market steady. with fairy
receipts fos tho season 4uotat
tn. common to medium lugs, SID 10
M, iyns GOOD 10 fac Jugs. 40 10 81: poor 81
mail leaf. s. 20 "a; fair 10 food snort zee
and 10 81: medium 70 good wrapper =
nhsr a.. good 20 fine wrappers VIZ 70
medium 90 sood shipping. ~ 10 sio'
Anil no fine shipping. N2.5s 10 slo'
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
iers' NoRrOLK. VA, october A.-(spe'
80 ntAf