Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-23

November. and December. December and
January. January and Febrpary..s ssosd,
Futures steady al the decline. Tenders
AZ to-day's clearing, 400 bales. new
1916 p M.-spot grades. i-s2d. lower;
American middling fair. 5-sd.; good mid
d,ing. l5-S2d;, middling. 5-l6d.; low mid
ordinary. 3 2s-S2d'
= p M.-May. ! 1906 lS-sid.. buyers;
May and June, 1885, it-std.. buyers;
July and August. lo-s.o. li-ssd. August
and September, 4 7-5lfis SID, sellers:
September and October, ga i-etd.: Octo-
Der and November eo-e4d.: November
January and fcbrSsry' : 5S-sias SGD,
sellers; February and March. 5s-efD
3 59-64d., sellers. Futures closed quiet.
NEW YORK. May 22-Cotton-Quiet:
net receipts, none gross, s4lS bales; ex-
ports-to Continent. 4e) bales: forwarded.
54 bales; sales, go bales, all spinners:
stock. 1924 bales.
Weekly net receipts. GO bales: gross.
1856 bales; eSpOrts-to Great Britain.
592l bales; France. las bales; Continent,
iSH bales: forwarded. l.,!6 bales; sales.
l.542 bales: spinners. 7t2 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 3.o0i bales:
exports-to Great Britain. 5lE bales:
France, 20 bales; Continent 6.i55 bales:
stock. $40. i3l bales.
27OI bales; eNports-to Great Britain,
sisl bales; France. 1876 bales Continent.
p, 7J6 bales.
5.o6l.9ll bales; exports-to Great Britain.
2.l07, 1& bales; France, 45f, l5S bales, Cont
nent. l.6i5,sii bales.
Suns cotton report: Cotton declined 1
TO points, recovered the loss. and adj
vanced / to 2. reacted, and declined 20
Il points, closing steady, with sales OF
1871 200 bales.
To-days features: There was a note
- Ian hftF
1t was at the expense OF price. Liverpool
was lower. Manchester and Fall River
were dun; good rains fell I'm the Caro-
linas: showers were predicted for North
Carolina. South Carolina, Arkansas. Ten
nessee. Oklahoma, and Indian Territory.
and threatening weather for Eastern
Texas. New York. the South. and Europe
SOLD. Stop orders were received. and, ma
turally they cleared the way for a more
rapid decline. The heaviest selling was
by locals and the South
Spot markets here and at the South
were dull and depressed. Liverpool was
not only lower, but less active on the
spot, and there was less demand here
from the shorts. one firm IA said 10 have
privately sold 1900 bales for short ac-
count yesterday. This II true. removes
Just SO much short interest and at the
same time shows that the bulls are not
averse 10 selling large blocks at pi 'sent
prices. II they get the chance. The next
crop showed the most steadiness, in spite
OF the more favorable weather reported
at the South, and the reason, no doubt.
Is the tendency 10 oyersell the next-crop
deliveries.
NEW ORLEANS. May 22-Cottou-Fu-
lures steady: sales. IS $40 bales: May, s.. 20:
June. T47; July. S4S: August. S.il: Sep
tember. S703; October. $500: November,
S6S: December, $3.50. January, 1922; Feb
ruary. $685..
NAVAL STORE MARKETS
WILMINGTON. y. c.. May 22-Rosln
FIRM strained. sl.52 IL; good strained,
S57 10
Spirits Turpentine-Steady: machine
% l-2c irregular, pc.
Tar-Steady al 81.
Crude Turpentine-Firm; hard, N.3O;
soft. $40 virgin. $50.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. May 22.-Turpen-
tine firm at DE. bid: sales. none.
Rosin-Firm; sales none: y and c.
! N.25: y. S.35: i. $40; @. SIS. II. $50;
! /. Sl55: X. $3.50; NJ, $40.
SAVANNAH GA, May 22.-Turpentine
| firm at q i-Sc.; sales, i,22i casks; re-
| celpts i67 casks.
Receipts since April LIST. 627i2 casks;
exports, q. los casks; stock on hand. l5,S65
! casks
Rosin-Firm at the advance. Sales.
| $500 barrels: receipts. 1854 barrels; re-
| ceipts since April LIST. l35, l2l barrels; ex-
ports. l5S. i9l barrels. stock on hand, ILLUS
| barrels
Quotations: \. B, c, d. L. and F. a.t5;
| G.. $50; II, $3.50; |. N.6j; X, NO; NJ,
/ $780, n SIS; window-glass, 81; water
white, 2l5