Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
Opening. HighegL Lowest. CLOSING.

may 5.t21eS 5lSs 81 Si1s
July ......377s 81 G% 37a
oats-No. 2.
May May ...~,s as ~; ~ S z5a ~ zs
Meas Pork-Per BpI
May .......siOl5 siOl6 siO.O5 sl0Oia
Lard-Per 100 Los.
Jan. .......sO.57A s5.57la $50 $50
May ........S.o so.n1s $40 so.N
snort Ribs-Per 100 Lbs.
May .....9 sos; $40 ' sScat sou
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull. No. yellow corn, 36i.c. No. spring
wheat, 6Iq6sc.; No. 3 spring wheat, sag
Csc; No. red. Tic. No. 2 corn. Soc. No. z
oats, &c; No white. 2slzQ30c.;- No.
: barley 1aaSsc. No. i daxsesed, sl-isFs.
Prime timothy seed, $3.50 Mess pork,
per barrel. 50 75gss.So. Lard, per 100
pounds pounds S5S.sqay55 Short rib o,, sides
(boxed(. A25qNs7fz; short clear sides
(boxed), Sc51s51O Whiskey, distlllers'
nnished goods, per gallon, $l.N sugars,
cut-loaf. $50; granulated, 500. Butter
easy; creamery, l4pl9c; dairy, lzqlsc.
Cheese steady; creams 9lsG1lc. Eggs dull;
fresh, 1slkc.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. January 13-Flour-Dull
and unchanged.
Wheat-Steady; spot and the month,
76n76Ac.; February, 76Aa76lsc.; southern
wheat. by sample. 72q77c.
Corn-Steady; spot and the month, 4clsG
40Sc. February. l03sqD7sc.; southern
white and yellow corn, 3Sq4lc.
Oats-Firm, No. white. 32lzc.
Rye-Strong and higher; No. 2, near by,
6llsc.; No 2, western, Gle.
Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
Lettuce-s1. zJGS1.50 per bushel box.
Whiskey-Unchanged.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, January 13.-Cotton-Spot
| in fair demand and prices favor buyers
American middling. 5-32d. The sales
Of the day were 1900 bales, OF which l,Vo
| bales were for speculation and export
and included 1l.0o0 bales Ok American; re-
| cepts, 1000 bales OF American.
Futures opened and closed quiet. with
a moderate demand; American middllng,
low middllng clause, January, 9-eig
sid, buyers; January v ana feoruS ~ y /
March. 6-64d., buyers; March and April
| 3 7-64Q3-S-6ld. buyers; April and May
| 3 S-GiG3 esd. buyers; May and June,
| 8 9-Gia3 10-6id.. sellers; June ana july
| 3 1O-6pd3 Ltd. sellers; July and August.
1-Sl03 Esd. sellers August and sep,
tember 312-64d., sellers; September ana
! October. l2-6id. buyers; october ana
! November l2-6tI3 13-6id., sellers. NO
vember and December, S12-6fa5 lS-6id''
NEW YORK. January B.-There. was a
| Lot nm in speculative activity in the cot
| ton futures to-day, and considerable ialh
| around the opening Of "toppy Iparket'
| The general market bearings. however
were quite as substantial as at any time
since the late rise began. FLUCTUATIONS
| narrowed down to a matter or points
The first coll developed a steady leeuns
In ~
and while starting at gam o. 1 w. gai,.,
finished at an advance Of points Inere
was a further Improvement or Ea3 points
but the market was at no time partlcu'
The speculative public at large seemed
inclined to buy The upward lnUEeaii9 fn,
foi eign and southern accounts ana py
| realizing by some Of the smaller puils IL
| the local market and a few outsiders
| who considered the market 10 De over
| sold i'm the afternoon the scalping ira
| ternity had the market mostly 10 tnen'
| selves. but were afraid 10 sell.
| The market was finally quiet and STEADY
with points lower to points hlsne1'
Cotton steady; middling. s l-l6c; net re-
ceipts, 54l bales; gross receipts S,yzl paies
| sales. 1.J6 bales; stock. Jog pales; sn
| ports-tt Great Britain, III bales; 10 tht
! Continent. 667 bales: to France, Sgo p aies
| Totals to-day: Net receipts. 32,5l9 Dales
exports-to Great Britain, 1888 bales, tc
| France. 81 .627 bales; 10 the continent
| y 9ss bales: stock. 1157.9H bales.
| Consolidated: Net receipts, 2g'iil pales
exports-to Great Britain, ss'o5o Daies. y
| France. 1854 bales; TO the Continent
TIT ToIaIs since September 1st: Net re.
| caints ga 900 bales; eXports-to Greal
| Britain. 2.457,4S3 bales; 10 France, 2oi''V'
bales: 10 the Continent, 1,6so;6i' pales.
Cotton futures opened steady; January
e so February. S5.67; March. $5.7l; Apru
TS,77SS. MAY. S.79: June, ISL; July. I.Sa
August, $3.50; September. $3.50; OCTOBER
S' F5tures closed quiet and steady; JanI,
~ e. 70. February. $50: Marcn' $o..l
April 1914: May. 1913; June, SO:D: july nS
| . 90 August. $3.50: September. So.IS; DC
tober s5.7s; November, s51S; December
%" snot closed firm and unchanged; sales
I'll The following are the total net receipts
~ cotton at all ports since SepteIhpeio l.
1898: Galveston, l,gzoVyl pdies 900 iSt haIes
savannah So 2l9 bales; Charleston. oSt.to
,eIes. Wilmington, H47H bales; NorI9Ik
a cie bales: Baltimore, BSJ9 Dales' NeN
York $3.50 bales ,os BG ba iea P aGU
y, 20 baIes. Brunswick. 2s.lD bales; Tor or,
| ,.I,,r II S02 bales; Pensacola, IzV.o9l
ba ,ILisc port Royal, 2o.s65 bales Totai
| i234909 bales. ..- ~ ro,ton
,,tnres barely steady; January, So.zsels9 'Soi
tutuIes "a g. YSaS53O: March, So.3lQS5.52
Iii 1' & Ss61s. 81; March, S5.4lqS5.42; June
egseH,'Ss At. July. S55l4S552; August, S9oz9
- September, So.4oqSo.fi' OcI"Oeii
S. 4GqS5.4S.
NAvAI-STORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. s C.. January lS-
nrpentine-Market firm at AZ lie; sales
I RRsesin-Firm and unchanged; sales
zone.
SAVANNAH. GA. January 13.-Tur-
enfine-Nothing doing; receipts, SS4
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales, los,
larrels. receipts, 5,H2 barrels.
| WILMINGTON. n. c., January b.
| MISUNDERSTANDING DONG; prices un
hanged; receipts 20 casks
| ROsin-Quiet at - l--c'Ifl'V- 49, iS'
| eipts. 397 barrels
| Crude Turpentine-I'irm at Sl.35 anc
24O: receipts, 10 barrels.
Tar-Steady at A.1O; receipts, ia par
| els.
DANVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
DANVILLE, VA. January B.-(Speclal
,uotations: Wrappers-Fancy, Si0ds5J
nod xsMs4O: medium, $20us30; common
l2lS2o F1Ilers-Good. SQslo; common
,M8 Cutters-Fancy, Sl1dszz' SMOKE ~
Dass50; exports, SlfQ$2O; nondescript' w
g.
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
PETERSBURG. January 13.-(Special.)-
Iarket very quiet, with light receipts an
lles. Quotations unenangedi, uys 81 5S1
80: good to fine Tugs. SSa$5.5O; poor shor
ar SSqs4; fair TO good short lear %gso
,edium 10 good wrappers. N.5OqSl2; goo
, fine wrappers $1,000; medium TO goo