Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28


SEQ Whiskey. distillers finished goods,
per gallon, sl.22. Butter firm creamery
1Gn22i5c.: dairy, i3dlSc. Eggs firm; fresh,
Blzc. Cheese firm at 1l4ll%c
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, September E.-Flour-
Firm and unchanged.
Wheat-Firm: spot and the month. $50
% Lie; October, % l-Sul3 lie; Decemper'
IS l-2475 5-Sc.; southern, by sample, eogi4e.
Corn-Unsettled; mixed, spot, 4Oc: asked,
the month, 39c. bid; october, 81 S-4n5se; :
November and December, new cor old,
50 l-2q35 5-Sc.; January. 80 l-fdS5 S-Sc. rem
ruary, 30 Lie; southern white, 4lGh l-zc'
Oats-Firm: No white. Is 1-2u29 l-2c:
Rye-Steady; No. near by. 57q5Sc.; No.
2 western. 81 i-4c.
Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
Cheese and Butter-Firm and unchang-
ed
Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
THE DRY-GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. September 2I-Bleached
cottons advancing. Brown sheetlngs ana
drills strong Good sales OF courtyard
sheetings at lac. Sellers very reserved
ever forward business. Ducks tending
upward. Denims scarce and strong.
Other coarse colored cottons very hrm.
Prints and ginghams unchanged. 40
change I'm woOllen or worsted Soous;
Auction sale Of 1900 pieces OF plain ana
generally good results.
NEW YORK MELON MARKET.
NEW YORK. September 2-Musk-
melons lower 10 sell; Colorado Rocky
Ford, per case NqS.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. September T-Cotton-
Spot in fair demand; prices l-S2d; higher ;
American middllng. fair. 41-l6d'; goo9d
middling, 4d.; midding. Sad; low mid
ding, 9-lGd.; good ordinary, 3 $50; oIul-
nary 3 3-l6d. The sales of the day were
10 90 bales OF which 10000 were for specu-
lation and export, and Included 9,vv
American Receipts, 5000 bales, includins
100 American. ,,,, -.
Futures opened easy at the decline put
reacted and closed irregular ana sothe-
what excited at the advance; An5e ,o ~ -
middlinQ | IN. c., September, 4o,otW
2 4s-6ld. value; September and Octoper
46-64li3 4S-6id.. buyers; OCTOBER anu ~
her and December. H-6id.. buyers; De
cember and January, i3-6tQ3 HID ser en-
era. January and February, b-ofW
2 44-s4d.. sellers; February ana maI c,l
3 4i-6ld., sellers; March and April . He e,s
3 sid sellers; April ana MAY - iS- ia
JuIy and August, 3 46-64d., buyers.
NEW YORK. September H.-Cottons
steady; middling, 8 7-sc:' gross rec ",
l3S bales, sales, SOS odi'9i
bales; expOrts-to France, 81 paleS.
Totals to-day: Net receipts SV'Sol pales
exports-to Great Britain, 1850 bales -, 91
France ST. bales; TO the Continent Llv'
bales: stock 6ls603 bales. 80, 49, h.t,,.
Consolidated: Net receipts. 1880 Dales
exports-to Great Britain, 46,Vs pales ~, 70
France, ST bales; to the Continent 4tl4i
bales 49, ~. .,,ot,,s
Totals since September lst: Net receipts
ga 5Gl bales: c5ports-to Great brtaih
173.32i bales: to France, 1884 bales 10 inc
Continent l60754 bales. o..,u
Cotton futures opened steady; octoDeI,
ss3S: November, s5i6; December; @.Ss
January. @.G3: February, 1871; Malcn
S7S: April and May, $3.50; June ana july
S6M: August, S6.S3. ia
Spot closed quiet and i-Sc. higher; ma aIi
ding uplands, G7-sc.; do. Gulf, fl-sc
sales, S62 bales. c..,,.. 9, a.
Futures closed firm; September S3.Ss
October. $3.50; November. 1851; December
! 1910: January. s6.s2; February, yo'oo'
March &.SS: April, $3.50; May, %9i; June
Sc 9S: July. $6.G; August, s6.SL
NEW ORLEANS. September H.-Cottor
! futures closed firm; September, st+ Did
october. $6.44Gs6.45; November, s6.4s4$.t ~
| December. $6.53GSG.54; January s65ld " % 9s
| February. s6.G1QS6.62; March, s6e0ps6.@
April. s6G9qG7O; May, S672g~'S; June
| Sc 75H s6.U.