Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05
THE COTTON MARK ETs.

LIVERPOOL, February 4. - Noon = Cotton
February and March, 6-64d.; March and
MAY, 3-64d., also b 2-64d. May and June,
. 4-64d.; June and July, 5-6id. July ana
August, 7-64d-; August and September,
r. M-Cotton-American middhng fair at
sgd; good middling, ODD; middling, 5lsd.;
low middling. cd. good ordinary aga. ordi-
nary, IL l6d. February, 6-64a0d.; tebru-
airy and March, 4 63-64aod. March and April,
1-04i., sellers: April and May, 2-14a
5 S-64d.; May and June, 4-e4d., sellers;
June and July, 6-o4a5 6-64d-; July aud
August, 8 0-64d., sellers; August and septem-
Der. 6-64a5 7-64d.; september and October,
63-64d. October and November, 4 60-64d..
value; November and December, 59-d4d.,
value Futures steady.
NEW YORK, February 4.-spot cotton easy;
uplands, csc. Orleans, 99sc.; low middling,
= l5-l6c.; good ordinary, SIC Sales, ZIG
bales. Futures closed steady; sales, i2S,0O0
bales; February, s9.O9as9.11: March, s9.19s
1920; April, s9.2Sas9.29: May, sg35as9.36:
June, s9.41aso.42; July, s0.45aS940; Au-
gust, sy.46aS9.47; September, s9.2oasg2s;
net receipts, all ports, l1,7o9 bales; exports
20 Great Britain, I2,736 bales; TO France,
1920 bales; TO tue Continent, 3,I7O bales;
stock, ZOOS, 300 bales.
Inc total visible supply OF cotton for the
world is 4,3I5,921 bales, Of which 3.s67,l20
bales are American; against 4,62o,o0l and
4.l93.l6l bales, respectively, last year. Re-
ceipts OF cotton this week At all interior towns,
8O,095 bales; receipts from plantations o1,677
bales crop In sight, 5,3s9, 1888 bales.
NEW 0sLsASs, La, February %-Futlrss
March, 1901; April, s9.o5i May, S9.ll; June,
S9.17; July, 1921.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 4-ElouY dull and I'M
changed. Wheat arm; No . red. spot, 77s77Ac.:
December, 77a7714c., May, 60>saS0J8c; steam
or No. 2, rcd, 72&is73a Corn steady mixed
spot, 52ao2Ac: February, 6ltt.slssc; MARCIA
sS.c southern .Siis corn, 5ss DO yellow do,
Western saS4 ia4sc. Ne. 2 mixed. 3sassilc Hay
dun, easy, and unchanged. Cotton weak mid
ding, 9l4c. Provisions nrm-Mes%pofk, $40;
hams, sI5.75asI6. Lard--Rsfned az e12.75.
SO: No. z, 1870 sugar steady and active;
granulatsd, 41sc. Whiskey unchanged.
ST. LCUIs
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, February 4.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat adpnced llsS<c early, bus
dropped later, and closed only haAc. above yes.
terday; cash, 0s5Sao9o; May. 73ssa73,kc Corn
was Glow, but the close was l4c. above yesterday:
cash, 40lsc. March, 41c. May, 43l<c Oats .
shade better; cash, $40. May, 34jsc. Whiskey
quiet at silly. Bsgging and cotton-ties I'M
changed. Provisions nrm but very quiet, WITH
only a small iobbins trade done ct previous
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, February 4.-Fiour IN fair de-
mend. Wheat steady; No. z red, &c. Corn
stronger; No. mixed, 42lsc. Oats dull; No.
mixed. 1890. Pork quiet at 1875. Lard quiet
at slL67l2. Bulk-meats duh a, elO.62ls Bacon
firm at sI22o. Whlskey, sl.l7.
NAvAL-SToRE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, N. O., February 4.-Rosin nrm:
strained, 81; good strained, BLOB. Turpentins
quiet at 3lc. Tar nrm at sl.l0. Crude turpen'
SAVANNAH, GA, February 4.-Turpentino
nrm at &c. Resin frm st sl.10sS1.15.
CHARLESTON, D. c., February 4.-Turpentine
firm as30I1c. Rosin iirm at si.O5 for gooI strain
ed.