Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10

fresh. zoe. Cheese unchanged.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, February 9-Cotton-spot
I'm active inquiry. but results not equai 30
middling. 5-l6d The sales of the day
were 1900 bales. of which 200 were LOT
speculation and export. and included l,W
bales OF American Receipts. 1000 bales
including 100 bales OF American. o,o
Futures opened steady, with mo1e-
rate demand, and closed barely steauy,
American low middlng clause, FEBRUARY
and March, l7-6id.. buyers; Marcn anu
April. 3l7-6iG3 ls-6id., buyers apr, APr'i anu
Nav. 31s-cid3 19-6id.. sellers; May ana
June. 3 19-Gid.. buyers; June ana July a.S
3 20-6id. sellers; July and August, N,ot4
3 q sd. sellers; August and septemper'
2o-ese3 LTD value; ssprempper and and De-
cember 2O-6ia3 H-6id., sellers; Decen.-
her and January, 2O-6ia5 H-64d., buyers
NEW YORK, February s-Cottonm
bales; gross receipts. 1881 bales; STOCK |
gs i32 bales: exports-tO Great Btltalh' |
IA bales; to the Continent Ss bales
Totals to-day Net receipts; Pr hsd Daiet
the Continent 1901 bales; STOCK %o'4lV
consolidated: Net receipts. lo6,9lO bales;
exnortg-to Great Britain, a. f6s Dales ~
France, 10 ,256 bales; to the continent "''-'i
De Totals since September 1st: Net re.
| ceints q soc III bales; eXports-to GIeall
Britain. 27S5,GS9 bales; TO rT sig
| baies. 10 the Continent, 2'03slo pdiss'
sfter the market had opened steady
| ~ a 1G4 points advance, the feehngr On
| ,Cbonge became quite nervous.
| ,oI,,rne of business was SMALL ana re-
Elected a policy OF hesltauoI on sin the
| 80 10Th classes of traders. Folo"lng my
| ol,,trf, call the market scarcely NdIlSu
more Than 2 points. showing net b., 1,r
Of points. with August the mos. poP In
! position and within b points Vi lh0 n'bsn
| st nrice on the general advance. -
| sitdty-nd several periods OF reactloh uiluet
efforts TO realize on the part o, Is o.rTi
| - weaker longs. The generdt pest
were much the same as taI,,oo an active
orr houses. while not taxing IN az 1lto
MT houeht I'm preference 10 selllns' -,
p al IF Wali-street traders was pd5
lie Int they were ready TO give Sup tP,,,1,
"a the market on any eH9rts ~ eyene7
| - 20 create a stampede. me 80
Dc,i, Sortone of local sentiment was uh.
ouestionably firm. although the iiI rn Ne
80 without much new feature taoior
W., frnr, the south as 10 the inteilVl
e.,, ,.9 ,,,ant u-ere also bullish port recslPta
i,io, etiiI very light, and claims from INC
remote interior. telegraphed 70 tllS p Hirs,
u.ere IN The effect that an abrupt ld l..s'
off in interior stocks snouIu ~ 6irnand
Gables reflected an active export uSiil. ,,i
I'll dfecultv in matching required qua'
W" irbe market closed steady AT thee
hoSs+ rTInes of the day-a net advance u
@i,S pom futures opened steady February
>, ,c. Niarch SiM: April, $616; May, so'lS
go Se II. JuIy. 1913; August, So.1, Sep
1 1o,Ihar e. 0S: October, 500; November
s6CS; Dece taa9y. February. 1918; March
:. e. ~, ApriI. S6ie: May, $.9 June, a. 90
! go, a. 10. August $522; September, So
= Sui SOC; November, 500; Decenipei
~, Shot closed quiet and unchanged; sales
none ,,-,.....,. Cotton
NEW ORLEANS, February smC ~ e
r,,,,Ires closed steady; February, :, 20 20
bid. March $5.nQS.7S; april, S p. fnII
III, e. SiIS5S5; June. $SnS9:oI, J .ily
: ~ 6Sl,,,s SS' August. $5.S6d$jSS; September
u 22'SSc1,sS7 ~, october, &00S1o; NoVeIhDe'
j. SS9S@Sy IN. December. $5.s00$5.2.
~ pTTr,TsBURG COTTON MARKET
1ETEReBURG. VA. February 9.-(Spe
ciaI1-Cotton-Firm at 6ls4eAc'' LOT soo
to nice NiH9 S; MARKETS.
rsTON. s. c.. February o.
n r,'C,ildaHnlt'i l1,Mket quiet at pc; sales
nI BRogs.in-steady and unchanged; sale
Fl ''S sAyANNAH. GA. February Esprit !
Pc Turpentine-Flrm at &C. '"''9'
n casks rJ Eirb1 and unchanged; sale
4 ,one. receipts. 1896 barrels.
n wrrMINGTON. n. C., February ~ ..
in SHIRTS of Turpentine-i2aE12c' leec'p'
ct % , casks. at 90 and CSC bid; receipt
81 c padfe'ST urpentine-s2N; receipts
ID u Tar-steady at 81; receipts. q 6arre's'
IT, LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
az pA1TTNrORE February S-Calves-V
ly Do, D-Ai' 80 ~ foiIows: strictly choice yea
ms ger pound. &c; good Veals' per PPGl,s
G6cisc.: rough to good, per heau'e Iii or
sheep and lambs-Ne quoNS - 90 r
Snring lambs, good 10 choice, 9-2p ebe1t
81 ,'ppi,nd. moor. rough stock, p4qoc.' she,
so ,o Mound. choice 4u4hc.; gooI, pr 20 "a ne
s. 50dsi inferior, per ~
hicks. per head, S.504S+9v'
"a CHICAGO. February S-The severe 60 81,
g.. occninnanied bv a freezing wipd, to-d'
~. ,,,ode bIIvrrs OF cattle disposed 70 hut
Teodo was over very much carrier III
usual. prices ruled stronger, Win % ,,,
IA. sirahie droves selling about loc. hisn
90 S Sl cottle & SodSG: choice steers 90
q mediums $500 1886; beer slee
S3OdSi7O: stockers and feeoGIs 80 SS.S' Il 2
bulls S27jQS425; COWS ah1 ,l M "a. ,re>
"a. Iyestern-fed steers, SipR.t2, ~
sstsorS S35OGA75; calves, $5g$f.zo. II
was "A fairly active demand TOT Ioe Ell, :, q
a lew choice droves brought steduE ~ ~
IN but the general market f',. w WA choice g.;
me- e. On. 1acking lots, S}55liS372}2; mlheus, :
of 6S9 77is: butchers, SS60aS-e'12' hs 1',,
INT e. 80. nigs g. 25aS360 Trade III sneep y
ion active at STEADY prlo 'earlines sl2OGsi
.dv evel 81 75G89O; lambs, SiaS. Recei,pl
Ss. Sntl 500 head; hogs, 10000 head; she
ril. l6 GOO head. r..os
in NEW YORK February s.I Bee. ab
al; CENTS 2.5S head; demand tair 81 az
tardH, for all grades; steers, $f.oOtsssSI2
&C.; s Sven and nd stays, SssOa$9 bulls $e
no. oHU-s e. 95Isi Gable STEADY shIPiil
"A cattle 80 sheep and t 40 guar GuadT!eT ye
peel, d,, 20 o5c higher: barnyard ana
and s sS5S fed 1 calves S. yearings S51 (, IS
Southern calves SAT- M SheeP aqS a acti
and t,P staadv: good lambs hrm; ON
Gus SHEEP sheep sheep $3asi5O common 70 pr
Of lambs saS5 90; mainly s5S5 to 500. a n
ldy Receipts. 6572 head. Market hrm a'
ces' H.25.
ard ruyrr EtyORITES WIN.
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