Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-06

3 Hs f~': :..:,,.s:, 81 81 81: 81
Mess Pork-Per BbL
May ......$io.i2la sio.i5 1850 5000
Lard-Per 100 Lbs.
s h65 : ::$ '5.ss. S ';i5 ' :f3'
Short Ribs-Per 100 Lbs.
Nay May; . ......;5 @.i71s SOS S5.o5
Cash quotations were as follows: No. 2
yellow corn, 36Ac. Flour quiet. No. 2
| spring wheat, 67Q6Sc. No. 3 spring wheat
/ 6i4q6Sc.; No. 2 red, 7ll2c. NO. 2 corn,
! 36c No 2 oats. 26Ac.; No. white, ga
| 5la5li9c No. barley, 4lq5lc No. flax
seed SIP. Prime timothy seed, 70.
Mess pork, per barrel, S9.9JqSlO. Lard. per
100 pounds. S5:52l2qS5.55. short RIBS s siis
/ (boxed), 44Ml3sc. Short clear sides box
| ed, $5.O5G$5.l0. Whisky, distillers' finish
| ed goods, per gallon, N.ZI sugars un-
| changed. Butter firm; creams, l4qDlsc.;
/ dairies, 12Qlsc Cheese STEADY; cream
/ 9laqlOc. Eggs. fresh, 2jn26c.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
/ LIVERPOOL. January 5, L. M.-Spot
T CottOn-Good business done; prices IN
/ changed: American middllng, fair, 5-sd.;
/ good middling. sgd; middling, SGD; ;
! low middling 2 29-32d. good ordinary,
/ 2 Z.-32d.; ordinary, l7-32d. The sales OF
! the day were 1900 bales, Of which lO'Wo
were for speculation and export, ana IN
cluded 1880 American. Receipts lo'o"
| bales-all American
Futures opened quiet, with moderate
| demand and closed steady; American
| middling. low midding clause, January,
IBID. sellers: January and February.
| 3 2-64d. sellers; February and March,
8 SID buyers, March and April, i-eid..
/ buyers; April and May, 35-6id, sellers
/ Nav and June. std. sellers; June ana
/ July. lid. sellers; July and August
/ 8 sold sellers; August and September
/ 3 S-64d9 9-64d. sellers; September and Oc-
| tober. 9-6ld., sellers; October and NO
/ vember, SID, buyers; November ana
| December 9-6iG3 1O-6id., sellers.
| NEW YORK January 5.-Atter opening
| steady at an advance OF from 10 4
points. which proved to be the highest
| level Of the session, the cotton market be-
| came quiet. and remained so while main
| talning generally firm undertone. Trad =
/ Ing was, for the most part local. Shor's
! covered early, following English cables,
/ which were as good as generally expect
| ed, and there being indications or con-
! tinued activity in spot cotton at LIVER
| pool to-day's sales reaching 1900 bales,
] including 1900 bales American, while the
| future list at Liverpool Melted lid. adj
I vance At the same time exports were
/ seen 10 be running 10 heavy figures, as
| compared with receipts. The recent ratio
! has been almost double that OF receipts
| There was some investment demand, but
| not enough OF il 10 prevent prices from
| easing of la2 points. AT no time, now
| eyer could the market be called weak
! The market was finally steady at net
/ advance Of points.
Cotton steady; middling s 7-sc.; net re-
ceipts, l224 bales; gross receipts, S,2l
bales; sales. 400 bales STOCK $40 sS'"o oa'es'
| Totals to-day: Net receipts, 81, 100 bales;
! espor s--to Great Britain. 3i.525 bales: 10
| Continent 1924 bales; stock 'zOZ '4o
| bales.
expoits To Great Britain, 69i bales: 10
! France, 2919i bales; TO Continent. ds's"
Totals since september LIST: Net re-
| CENTS s. 9s6 2s4 bales: expOrts-to Great
| Britain. 2.35S 454 bales; to France, 4S6.i5S
| bales: to Continent $50 33S bales.
Cotton futures opened steady at the ad-
vance; January S.52; February, sooz;
March $3.50; april SSes; Nay, 8 %, June
| offered at 567: October. 1851; November,
Futures closed steady; January, S52;
February. $50; March, $3.50; April, 5s;
5.7i; September. a.6; October S.6S; No
| venber. 81 IS: December, 1910.
! Spot closed steady and unchanged; sales.
400 bales.
NEW ORLEANS January 5.-Cotton fu-
trras ou,et and steady: January, SOFA
| s5 m. Fehruary. G13ds5l5: March, s5.l6n
Si7; April. s5g@s5.22; May. S,SaSSZl
| Iune SM6s5s2: July. $500 S.37; August.
81 s7GS5 IS; September, $.SnS.8; October
| s. s21s5.s4.
NAVAI-STORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, 8. C., January S.-Iur-
pentine-Firm at 42ikc.; sales. none.
! Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales.
| none. -, a.I.its