Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
THE COTTON MARKETS.

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THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. November 81 p. NJ
Cotton-SpOt IN fair demand; prices I'M
changed to l-a2d higher; American mid
ding. fair, 2l-32d. good mlQelng'
i5-S2d. m'ddling. 5-l6d. low middiins'
I'D. good ordinary, 15-lGd; ordinary,
3s,d. The sales OF the day were lVWV
bales, Of which 500 were Tor ~ -cula llvli
and export ana included 800 Amer dil,
Receipts 1900 bales, including lz'OlV
Futures i opened steady and closed quiet
at the advance; American midohng, low
middling clause, November. l2-biH
/ l3-GiG., value; November ana December ,
4ll-GiQ4 l2-6id., sellers; December anu anu
January. 4Og-G444 l0-6td., sellers, January
and February. Os-64d. sellcrs. February
and March. 4O7-sid.. sellers, March ana
April. O6-64d. buyers April and May.
05-64d. buyers; May and June Ot-ei
O5-64d, buyers: June and july, 4O5-ot4
4.O4-64d., buyers; July and August
4OS-64d.. value. August and September,
4Ol-G4d., value
NEW YORK, November 2S-Cotton-
Quiet: middlng. l3-l6c.; net receipts 9lt
bales: gross receipts, 3i9 bales sales 81
bales: stock, l0ii8 bales eXpor 70
Great Britain, 33 bales; TO the Continent
3U bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. Al .052 bales;
exports-to Great Britain. 2jlT bales 10
the Continent, 2l,sgj bales; stock, l2O.9sl
bales. ..,.,
exports-to Great Britain. 3l,1A bales 10
France. 2l23e bales; 90 the Continent, ol'-
Totals since September lst: Net receipts,
2 sl4 $50 bales, eXpOrts-to Great britain
ISL 37 bales; 20 France, 3l7.sD bales 10
tho Continent igiol9 bales. .....e.. ~, .,o
Cotton futures opened steady an me
advance: December. N65. January, SLW'
February N.59 March, N.62. April S.t5i
May, SIS; June ana july s"t0i August
s. 60: September ana October. 81 9S.
Futures closed steady; November SIS;
December. s.. 90: January. 1876. February,
SL57. March. $50. April S-oy' MAY ana
June s762. July. S.63: August sos, sep
TENDER S15, October, y5.96
Spot closed steady, middling uplands,
6 l-lGc; middling Gulf, Slide; sales sly
bales.
The market for cotton futures made a
steady start with prices 3 90 q points
higher but soon lost The gain. ana TOT the
rest Of the day variation Wrie res . d.N,.
20 narrow limits with the market nnally
steady in tone and with quotations net
points higher 20 . lower the latter on
months only The Liverpool
news was disappointing. ana many
traders disposed Of cou-iderable pof-
ton OF their staple Commission houses
I'M particular We're liberal sellers. Feeble
efforts were made 10y the bear crowd, soon
after the opening. 20 dislodge supposedly
weak long stuff but comparatively little
Roadway was made. The attempt was
abandoned, and attention
given to covering preparatory 10 lAufs-
days holiday. An advance Of 10 u
points I'm futures, and on l-32 IN spot cot
ton on the other side was said by fella-
bic private cables 10 have followed the
announcement that Brys0n. Cooper a GO.
had failed. Prospects OF continued Hight
receipts i'm the cotton belt were reported
I'D have added 20 the advance Of shorts
abroad The local trade was influenced
by the struggling way In which cotton
was coming into sight. Press and private
dispatches from spOt-cOttOn centres re-
ported higher prices.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2S.-Cot-
.on-Futures dun. but steady; November,
1870 bid. December. TMWSI32; January,
ll35uTS8; April Sl370$L3S; May. 1890
81 40; June, NfOd$li2; July, Ni2nN.ii;
August N.&UV24. september, Sjj0Ns0
October, S6.GSa{672
PETERSBURG, VA. November Is
-Cotton-Firm at 77-l6c. for
good lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, November 27-All stock
sold gross weight Hog Market-Receipts
were 25so head, against 9@l last week.
The market steady and quiet. quota
tons were: Far western, $50 10 $3.50;
other points. Sl25 20 H.25; roughs SIS 20
1915. Pigs. $40 90 $40. Sheep ana
is carloads, or 3.@l
head. against 604 last week. The offer
lngs on the market this morning We're
light, and good lambs brought Ia 20 l-2c.
higher. Quotations We're: Sheep-Shecp
from s. 10 81; extra shade higher Lambs-
Good 70 extra, s. 20 800, common 20 fair
s. 10 Si75. Calves-Market slow and sell
Ing from $ 10 $3.50.
HITTT AGO Ngrrar-Ie.. Eufffa ft..f
10 choice rat cattle strong 20 l5c. higher.
others steady; butchers stock strong 90
Zoe. higher, Gamers steady; good 90
choice, S5.300N, poor TO medium $3.50
1913; mixed stOckers, 80S3.10; selected
feeders. SlGN15; good 20 choice cows.
81 wQG.0; bulls. S2.i0aSil5. Olives S.p
s.. fed Texas becves, yi.25NSj.2j. grass
Texas steers. 3.25ftSi. and western range
beeves. SidSi15. Hogs steady TO Be-. lower.
Closed weak. Mixed and butchers, 8.7jfp
1891 II, good 10 choice heavy. Nls2 l-2u
- 81 -; rough heavy S70US3.D. light.
$3.7ju 1896; bulk OF sales Ss00S3.9J.
Shcep-Market active. lOulJc higher Ma
tive wethers, 8.M0S45V; lambs, SiN N2j;
western wethers, SjsO0$t25; western
lambs. $500 s. %. Receipts Cattle. 1000
head, hogs, 1000 head; sheep. 1900 head.
NEW YORK, November 2l.-Beeycs-
Receipts, ieJg head. Steers slow. Good.
fat cattle steady; medium, 10 10 lJc. low
er. common easy. bulls steady, cows
steady; Gamers shade higher Two cars
OF cattle unsold. Steers. A.2jNSi oxen
and stays, SiQS5: bulls, S22OaSl.05: COWS.
sl7JN $3.50. Gables quote live cattle steady
at II 3-40l2 Sic. per pound; refrigerator
beef lower M no lie. Exports. none; to-
morrow 800 cattle and $50 quarters OF
beef. Calyes-Recelpts 22 head. mar
ket active and 2jN5Dc higher an sold.
Neals $n{s5O. tops. Ss.756SS.S7 -; little
calves Noi Sfa5sers. N'eNsi.f1. year
lings. S22j0S2S. Sheep and Lambs Re
ceipts. 1919 head; 20 cars on sale. Good
to choice sheep. i5a2jc. higher Lambs
50c. higher. some sales 601l5c. higher:
poor 10 prime sheep. S2254SL25: choice
and extra. sf.5enS .G5; culis s.; lambs.
Sl7Jds5.75. one car $50: tops, 81, Canada
lambs @3JGS5.75; culls. NnA50. Hogs
Receipts 1916 head three cars on sale:
market lower at Al5uSiSO.
CINCINNATI. November H.-Hogs ac-
tive. Sc. 40Q{3eO Cattle active, strong. - *
1850. sheep strong. S21S3.75. Lambs ac-
time. higher, &.5ogS5.2o.
NAVAI-STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. ~ c., November Is. 49,
Spirits Turpentne-Firm at 4Snisise.; re-
ceipts, rs casks.
Rosin~Firm at a.o2,sqao7is; receipts.
81 barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Quiet at $50 and
81. "; receipts, - barrels.
Tar-Firm az $40; receipts, 259 barrels
CHARLESTON. s. c.. November Is