Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-10


Britain, s2i0is bales: to France. 2so,2is
bales; 10 the Continent, 697.5G bales.
IL was day OF great excitement and
violent pendulatIons In the local cotton
market. The opening was steady at un-
changed prices 10 a decline OF points,
the loss resulting from light local soil
ing, brought out by weak cables from tho
future department OF the English market.
The trade had anticipated an announced
uplift abroad, In sympathy with our en-
phatlc rise OF yesterday, but after OPEN
ing 2 points higher, Liverpool slowly
eased OF. Tho investment pubic appear
cd loath to abandon It's bullish Ideas. and
was soon taking cotton as fast as II was
offered. The end OF tho first hour saw
prices several points above the close or
last night. with the undertone very Drm.
Near midday. however, there was lull
In the buying movement. and under stray
Cling sa.es FOR profit prices gradually
fell away but at noon were shade above
the opening figures The early afternoon
witnessed a sensational break OF IL
points under a concerted move on tho
part OF Wall Street commission houses 20
take profits. During the slump the great
est excitement prevailed. and for some
minutes appearances pointed 10 general
spill Of cotton, purchased on the late rise.
Staunch bulls stepped into tho breach
thus made and commenced TO buy hesvi-
~, and recuteration was almost as sudden
as had been the decline. Throughout tho
rest Of the day the market was very ner-
as they arrived. Reports that exporters
were accepting all offers of spot cotton
In the central and western bolt. notably
in. Texas. Notwithstanding substantial
advance In prices. served 10 allay the
fears OF uneasy holders to some extent.
and checked any desire on the part or
the bear faction 10 pound the. market.
The close was steady at net decline OK
10 10 points.
Cotton futures opened steady; Noyem-
Der, TB: December. s7Ss; January. N.55;
February, ISL: March. SEC: April. VIZ;
May. SEC; juno. E.67: July, $3.50: August
Ng7: September, $40; october. N.cs
Futures closed steady; November. T.ts;
December. ~: January. $50; February,
N62: March. 1854; April. T.6s; MAY. N.Ss;
June. e7.5s; July. S6l: August. SIS; Sep
TENDER, N.lS: October. N03
Spot closed quiet at 1-i6c.; middling up
lands, 1ssc.; Kidding Gulf, So: sales.
none.
NEW ORLEANS, November s--COtton
futures steady; November. s7.23 bid; De-
cember, NNQT&; January. N2s0N2t;
February, S2J4$72s; March. S.2SrS7.zs:
APRIL M29QsI /, IL, Nay, Tsl; June 1924
September, @s2g&.@; October. S.720ss.IS.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, November s.-Caives-ws
quote; Strictly choice. per pound. l-2c.;
good veal. per pound. 707 lie; rough to
good. per head. &aN2 Lambs and sheep
We quote: Spring lambs. good TO choice.
4i-2c per pound; sheep, per pound, choice.
Sp3 lie. good, per head EgS.bo; lfe-
head, s5s5,
CHICAGO, November s.--Native beeves
strong and active; westerns loc. higher,
general quality not very good. Texans,
small receipts; market stronger. Cow
ma rket firm; Gamers steady; stocker5
and feeders, unchsnssd: .ealyes steady:
fancy. $3.50, common to medium. $3.50
$3.50; cows. heifers. and bulls. $i15aS;
fancy heifers. $50; Texans. grass. $500
1895; do. fed. sLiogs5so calves. HgS;s9i
$3.50: feeders, NJHe0: stockers, Sg$i
Packing hogs. &c. higher; others steady 90
stronger. Hogs, fair 10 prime, Als9>isV:
heavy packers S.saAl9; mixed $50
weights siqsL25. Good sheep and lambs,
l0dl5c higher; Oiner grades steady 80
firm; few westerns; sheep, common 20
choice, 81 25QS460; western rangers. S.UQ
$3.50: good 70 prime lambs, &1$5OO; prime
native yearings. $LioQA75; range lambs,
none on sale: nominal. Si6ytS5.3O Re
ceipts-Cattle. 1880 head; hogs, 1900
head sheep, 1890 head.
NEW YORK, November s.-Beeyes--Re-
cepts, 3,3A head. steers opened nrii. 20 a..
shade higher: closed easier; bulls steady
10 firm cows steady. steers. N.4yft}c.
oxen, 81OQA90; culls SHHSi5O choice
lat do, $50: cows, $lI0GN3. cables un-
changed. Exports, 1884 quarters or beeti
Tomorrow, none. Calves-Keceipts, l,Sss
head: good veals steady others Slow
grassers steady. Yeals, SaS.9; .csullals,;
$3.50; grassers, s2.T54SS.25; yearlings, $500
S2e5. Sheep and Lambs,keceipts., tsos
head. sheep steady; lambs Opened nrm
to 100. higher: closed quiet and easy.
sheen. s25Gdsi25; lambs. SmS.5g; choice
and extra do, $5.G0qS575; Canadian 90
az BASS so: culls. 81 Hogs-Receipts, E,tN
head. Market higher at SL6O4$LO.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. November s.
Cattle-Receipts, cars; demand ngnt.
Hogs-Receipts, 30 cars; opened Win
good demand and prices iui a. sesad,y'
good TO choice Workers.. A4oSLa0; rousns'
:, is5,Si. pigs. good to prime. $L454th0O.
Sheen and Ismbs-Receipts p cars; pet-
ter demand for good 10 choice lamps'
lambs extra. choice 20 fancy, selected,
s5 100 25: common TO falr, SipVb>hoo.
Sheep-Wethers, sh254AD; common 10
fair, $350g$3so
NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS.
SAVANNAH, GA, November 9.-Spirits
Of Turpentine-Firm az Hzc.; receipts.
$50 casks; sales, 800 casks; exports, oVi
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; receipts.
3427 barrels; sales. 10 barrels; EXPORTS
l, 4i6 barrels.
CHARLESTON. s. c., November -
Tnirpeutine-SReady at &c, SAFES, -
casks; receipts cask ., -.
Rosin-Firm; y G, u. and u, II; safes
200 barrels: receipts, 3 barrels.
WILMINGTON, n. c., November g.
1919. 80 Steady af 4lIii7l1c..