Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09

BALTIMORE, November S.-flouF-
Quiet and unchanged. s.,1
Whent-Dul; spot and the month, oS'tg
6S5sc.: December. 70HM70ikc.; southern,
by sample. 62aa9l5c.
Corn-Firm: mixed. spot. and the month.
SS03ssc.: November and December, new
or old. 37i4c.. January and February. 56Ar
&c; southern white corn. 3JftjSc.
Oats-F'irrn No. 2 white. 30itSlc.
Nominal; No. 2 near by. 57n5Sc.
Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
Cheesc-Steady and unchanged.
Butter-Firfn.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. November 81 L. NJ
Cotton-SDot I'm fair demand; prices high-
er; American mlddling, fair, sd; good
middling l3-32d.; middling, i1-5ld.; low
midding, l-32d.: good ordinary. Zi-J-d. :
ordinary. 21-52d The sales Of the DAY
were 1900 bales. Of which 1900 bales were
for speculation and export ana included
HOO bales American; receipts. s,vO Dales,
including 100 bales American.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
American mlddling. lOw-middling clause,
November I I'D. value; November ana
December 6-Gihi lid, sellers; Decem-
Der and January. Z 5-6lff4 6-6id.. sellers
January and February. 44-64Nt j-t4d.
value: February and March. sid, sell
ers: March and April 3-6f{i 4-bfd., ouy-
ers; April and May, 4 4-6ilt4 sid, sellers;
May and June. Sid, sellers: June ana
July. ! --NtIt n-Ntilss rfitfAFs 'Ahf t'iA' ~
gust, 2-eid.. sellers; August and Septem-
Der, 3D.. sellers.
NEW YORK. November Section
Quiet; middling. lS-l6c.; net receipts,
l.2s0 bales; gross receipts, 1910 bales;
sales, ST. bales; stock. lOi9il bales; eN-
ports 10 France s5i bales ,scs, ,.i...
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 436st baies;
exports-to France. 2,l5t bales; 20 the Con-
tlnent s.ssS bales: stock. S6io65 bales.
Consolidated Net receipts. 1856 bales;
exports-to Great Britain. Y, 52i bales, 10
France. 1856 bales; 10 the Continent, a.
100 bales
Totals since September 1st: Net re-
ceiDts. 2176.61S bales, cXpOrts-tO Great
Britain, 8ll,Jl2 bales; 10 France, z5V-iS
bales; to the Continent, 5g5.0i9 bales.
Bullish enthusiasm broke out with ire
sstiblc force when the market opened
this morning and continued almost an
day. The market started in Irregular
form, but very active, with me currehs
crop positions to II points higher, ana
October points higher. While there was
a slight reaction from this level shortly
after the opening, the general trend OF
variations was steadily upward, on ire
mendous buying for European, southern
investment, and local short account. 10y
mid afternoon tho more active pOsit,o
showed an advance of lS points on MOI
days close. Throughout the late advance
prOfit-taking figured conspicuously, set
ting aside fears Of tOp-heaYy conditions
Obtaining. TO-day's Improvement was
based I'm part upon strong Liverpool ca
bles. and i'm part upon very bulish in
t tBe Former ,'g prvate ate ej5es were unani
nous in crediting the advance 20 a turn
about Of European spinuers ana shorts,
effected by a decided hardening of spot
cotton in the South, and continued smau
receipts. New Orleans and other PAGES
reported that exporters were biddins
3-l6c. higher prices for supplies, but ina
holders we're refusing to sell as RUE
pending further developments in New
York and Liverpool. Leading bulls load
ed up heavily, on reactionary periods near
the close to-day, and sentiment was m
tensely buliish In professional circles
The market was finally steady. with pres.
ent crop options UP u 70 81 ~ ,I bOiI's' anu
Cotton futures opened Irregular; NO.
vember and December. $50; January
ST 50; February. $L52; March ana Aptli
1855; May and June, N.5S; July ana Az
gust. $3.50: September. SIG; October, SOL
Futures closed firm: November, T55
December. $3.50; January, sL9s; February
N6l: March. H63; April. $50; May, W.
June. S.GS: July. S71; August, $3.50; sep
TENDER. SI19; october @.o5.,
Spot closed steady at a 3-l6c. advance
mlddlng uplands. Lice; middling Gulf
s 1-l6c.; sales. 81 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. November Section
futures steady: November. $3.50 BID; De-
cember, S1.52NT3i January, S.32qSl.55
February. S9daS.7; March. T.S7QTSSi
S742ds7A: July. N.430$L45; August. $3.50
S729; September, $G9lQ$6.g1; October
$8.S)dS6.S2
PETERSBURG, VA, November s.
Especial )-Cotton-V firm at 5-l6c. for
good lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. November THE arr.
-, 4 fFfaf d
last week: most Of the cattle were com
mon and medium grades, quite number
Of light heifers and old cows and oxen
which were hard to sell az any price
Good feeding cattle were scarce; GOOD
fat butchers cattle and shippers sold M
faiT prices. but very few offered. The
country buyers bought very few cattle
and eastern buyers bought % loads
Market very slow and prices about sam.
for good cattle, common and medium q
Hog Markot-Receipts heavy; 1927 head
against 1926 of last week. Market slow
and prices IS TO 2Oc lower; quote far west
ern. SAGO0SL7j; other points, AO0SLO,
roughs. 3s0ac.; pigs. Az'n s4lO
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts y carloads
6GOl head. against 91i2 Of last week.
Market slow. We quote sheep, 2zn4c.,
as to quality quote lambs. 4H5c.; few
extra shade higher; mostly thin stock Of
fered.
Calves-Aarket active: quote fair 10
good Virginia. 56Gizc. few extra, 6Ac.;
good. choice Maryland veals, 7QIisc.
fTosh Cows-Light supply; market ac-
tive: fair 10 medium, S3JuS4O per head'
good. SiJNs0 per head
CHICAGO, November 7-Cattle-Best
natives strong; others steady. Westerns
and Texans strong 10 100. higher. Good
cows and hoifera active; Gamers IN fair
demand. StOckers and feeders steady.
Calves, 25050c. lower. Cattle, good 70
col. 10. frF = N.
medium, sl.30Qs5.GO; cows, heilers. and
bulls. M.7JQ$5; western rangers, A.lOnS.lVi
Texans. grass, S395ftA.Gl2; fed Texans,
$44OGASj; calves, S3.750T50 Hog market
strong and active. averaging 2ls % Sc
higher: fair TO prime, AlOuSLW; heaYy
packers. S}SNi A.l2k, mixed. N0$tZl'
butchers. $i15n3l25; lightweghts, $500
$40. Sheep market firm; lambs STEADY
receipts chiefly lambs. quality fair. Com
mon 10 choice, S}230SfJl; western
rangers S3.5OQ4 80: prime lambs. Snso.W,
prime native ycarlines, N.fO0&.15; range
lambs SfGliSjFO. Receipts-Cattle. 5000
head. including 400 western, 1000 Texans
hogs. 5000 head: sheep, 1900 head.
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON :. c.. November g
Tupentine-Quiet; quotations omitted
sales. none, receipts, J cask.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales,
none; receipts. go barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA, November S.-Spirlts
Of Turpertine-Fir at 47i4c.; receipts, $50
casks: sales, 1901 casks; exports, tl
casks.
ROsin-Firm and unchanged; receipts
3.l97 barrels. sales, III barrels; exports,
LA barrels
Spirits of Notwithstanding doing; re-
ceipts. So casks.
ROsin--Firm and unchanged; receipts,
12l barrels. -.~..,,.
fFrftla fItfrnQnflne--fJlllrt at el.uffia- 81
receipts, llS barrels,
Tar-Steady at $l.30: receipts, a barrels.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.