Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

white. ss4GNIc. No. . rye, 35ic. No.
barley. EnJlr NO l nlNrfrh,
new Nlqac Prime timothy seed p
Moss pork. pcr barre, 800 " sho,i'r.I
sides. loose. N5ntt@ nry-sHlte1 shnul
doris. boxed. si1IdStgh Short-'Ist
Sides boxed NNuNgj. WhiskfN ni-
filters finished goods per ealion
Sugar ut-loaf unchanged Butter steady
creamery fl0rfsc. dairy. uiaulNc. IErf
him. fresh Poe cheese steady creams.
gfiulic.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE, February 3-FlonF-lu'.
and unchanged.
Wheat Firm. 40. red SPOT ana in'
month. 7it, a7Gc. March. i6ianiGAc, May.
rise bid. southern. hy sample. Nnh'1
Corn Steady. mixed. spot tuh in'
month. NasNitc. March. H'4H NHr Al'll
3qI39i, &c., southern white corn hnd yeu'"
OATS" steady so white. western. Ji,4c
Rye-staady. 40. % near by. wH'l'.,
sugar strons. fine graduated. SOS,
Ruuer Steady. fancy creamery, 5n
2lc. store packed lluAr, rolls. lt0l''.
Eggs Firm 100 2NVE. ..,..
cheese steady. blpound large. iiohac.
Lettuce 81 2auN I'D per huanei Don
Whiskry. SD prifi 20 Cor finished goods
THE COTTON MAHkEIS
LIVERPOOL February gJ D. NJ
Cotton Spot ln fair demand prices hl.i
onIug. American middiiug I.-3tl. TO.
sales of thr day were 1000 bales, oi VII. y
$50 were Tor speculation aud export tiY
Included 300 Amor lu. ~. tIpH' l-'"'
bales including N $40 American.
Futures opened quiet and ready Win "a
moderate demand and closed Qul'i nt ih'
decline, American middhng, low mll'lilh
clause. February, -p-GlH3 ID hl". "'t .i.'
February and March. 3 Zff3 sl-hh., uut
trs. March ana April. 3 20a3 A-sid, buy
ers. April ana May, B ~ -ttn3 -l-piL' t,l-
ers NAV and June. % 2-bid.. buyer June
und July. Z2-tW3 ai-bll.. a'h,i july
and August. 3 Zl-00} Zi-bld, sellers, Au-
gust and september 3 -j-oid DuBe 'i :, a.,
tember and October li-NiN5 lioin b
val0e. October and November 3 I,oiN
Z gi-Gid. sellers. November ana ljecethn'i
3 g5-Gllfi gi-sld SELLERS. December ann
January. ~ Gt03 23-6ll., SELLERS
NEW YORK. February I'D gov %
Dull. middiing 69-ltc.i nct t''''p''' p"
bales. gross receipts 1000 h' et,
ioi13 bale. exports 90 Great bfiiain' "
Totais to-day. Net receipts u. H baies
exports 90 Great Britain. llMt h'i' p"
the Continent. l5.0l5 baifai Stock '''iV
Consolidatcd. Net receipts. 1a@ bales
exports h. Great Britain, lAWi hiirHf To-
the Continent. $50 bales
Totals since september iat' Not receipt tf
7Ool3-s bales. exports 90 ot.ii ~ '' w.
gl 500 bales. 200 France. h-h't' N'I''' ''
the Continent. 2l2JWl bales.
Ilouidaf0u was the order on ihe H"b
at fhe cotton Exchange. ana VIZ hl't". 10
alter opening 1f a decline OF lH' p'i"l =
rillrd Irregular and generally Wfih, -
+a. ti,.. f showed 3D. nee l0ss pt 900
points when selling was Afffaiti "h lNY'
catI0ns OF bullsh speculation iu n.',hH
and grain. with the general hti oi Ni-
nuences for ths most paft quis Ia D',. ',,,
as heretofore. "A hardening irnnrh.y n''ii
reported for spot cotton 40 LdFrfpov.,
which Offset lu "a measure me net j J bln
decline DOB futures lu the tnfi'h hni =.
Al fne same time au ADVANCING t.hn'N.y
WAS reported Tor piini-'l'lD pr "a.
market the latter being artuiifl ~
good demand from apinuefs az wen
from eTDurler8. During fle forenoon s'll
INK for short account WIs IA IrAiuit' VIZ p
subsidized later boo tire DAY. Nntn ihtff "ta
"a little disposition ~ cover.
Trl General underf0ne of the market
u4s rod steady. however. tf more Df 2. s
realizing kept up on estimates OF 'I'H''t
receipts tO. morrow. and Indlfhli'hs
l.ff.r heather throughout me COTTON Deli
Another beansh influence Has "a report 20
fn. eject that the Manchester maihfi i"f
fhrre weeks past had been lull a.n t.fy
sBotty. shat trade an AROUND hdn i'.i. y
brI0. production. mat offers "rit NV
0u cloth. fHu iidf NHiit ''.' ''
BAD boon z9od III Wa 80 lJ" prices. q POI re
were other reports from Maucpesfrf inti-
rstIge inc possibility ~ trouble WIN AnS
operatives. owing no demahN p"
ceased wages Tow ards me ripsf D'i
b.. r.lr rejected "a CDuEerFaNff IfrilII
I'm fhe Carf N both longs and shorts. pfNN-
~ fITther adgices from L.yerpODi. 80
- ffarffQs trade conditions 400 Iur thft. r.
au1d strike outlook in Lnsiahl, m.
market closed steady and ~ points nft
coffco futures opened easy. March. s5.z9,
Auru Efgf. May. 81. June, MI Jlly,
8 Is. August H.3l. September W. Ccty-
Ter November. and December, M, Jan
Fn,,rss closed steady. February. 1874;
Nsrch A2s. April. ~ May. HZi June,
- Il. July. - ~ August. ~ oeptemFf,
ard got0ber SlJ, November, VII DE
cerober. En January 80
SCOT closed dull and i-lDc. lower. 10
NEw ORLEANS. February za-cottQn
f,ttvres steady. February. 81 A1fch,
s. ssas5 -, April. D.dnA.5z5 NAY A'stH
$ s. June EenkS JOY, 49, :, ~. = NJ
sober s sf0sE NoyemDer' hr'0t.si,
December DNNz5."
SAvAL-sTORE MARKETS.
c4ARrFgTON. :. O.. February %
,r-'.-+'.rrlee~ STEADY ~ &c.. sales, none.
pl.ir- steady and unch8nged, sales,
gAvANNAH. Ga. February 20.-spirits
~ fIrrcntlne. &c, sales, none, receipts
10 ,ts.'l1-Flrn and unchanged; sales. z25z
t.e~,eie. reeaipts. 4 80 barrels.
,vfTAfINGTON. -. G.. February D.
s,s-ifr on Turpentlne-N doing re-
3osln-Flfm a. s00s5c receipts &c bar
feIF
crude Turpentine-Nothing doing, re-
ealDts n barrels.
Tar-sfeady a. 81, receipts ~ barrels.
OLD PAPEHs ron SALE
AZ
lie. PER HUNDRED