Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-11
THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, January l0.-Cotton-Spot
fair demand prices l-3zd. higher, ,AIl's
can middling. 3 ll-l6d.; good midaiins'
3 Il-32d.; middling. 5-92c.; low middllns'
? 23-32d.; good ordinary. Sgd; ordinary,
2 l9-32d. The sales OF the day were wv
bales. of which l.00o bales were Tor spec
bales American; receipts, &'Wp pales III
Guiding 1850 bales American.
Futures opened steady with a moderate
demand. and closed quiet but STEADY
American middling, low-middllns clause;
January, 3 sid, buyers; January anu
February, 3 6-64d., buyers; February ana
March. It'd, buyers; March ana April
3 S-G4Q3 9-64d., sellers; April and May
3 9-64Gi3 10-64d., sellers; May anu JUN
3 l0-64d3 ll-64d., sellers; June ana july
2 i1-64GS I2-64d., sellers; July and August
8 12-6id3 l3-64d., sellers; August ana seq
tember. 3 13-G4G3 14-64d., sellers, Septeinpeli
ana October, l3-6id., buyers; OStoper anu
November, 3 l9-64a3 l4-sid., Seiiers, "a
vember and December, l3-6in5 l4-Vtd''
NEW YORK, January I-Cotton-Ihe
advancing movement inaugurated IN tne
early part of last week continues un-
changed, and the prospects are ne.
prices will reach a still higher leVel pc
fore any reaction takes place. Senulnent
today was unquestionably oulllsh iroin
the start, so far as the rank ana llle III
| outside speculative circles were concern
ed while professional longs showed lhe
utmoet Indifference. After opening al
| about last nights figures, prices went On
| several points under pront taxing ny
southern holders and NUMBER OF tho
| less reliant investors, following the - y
| erpool future markets failure To fespohu,
as was expected, TO our firmness shorts
| subsequently became nervous, late au7
! vices from abroad indicating marhSu
| change for the better all around, WhllS
| influence from the cotton pelt aNeLdsSSN
| IN decidedly in favor OF the staple NoTlh-
! ON s-fnners were said to be buying heaV-
Nv despite the higher prices demanded
! " d. ..4.lsn spinners Iepresen avs a.. ~
! able to compete with them Al nearly an
! noints the crop movement was seen ~
/ h vvavering which led 10 reduced esu'
| mates for the seasons output from
| number Of quarters, notably ItAIs' "a.
roads were sadly interfering WIN ma
keting throughout the cehtraI anu I,,t 81 \,
~ Sortions OF the belt. and recently
| ,,fclxed cation was said TO be or very IN
Sorior quality. in many instances, IN lac
| aInnost unmarketable. Inc prlncipdi iea
tire of the English news was saIes ~
~ aSo baIes spot cotton at an advance o.
a9G with the market firm at the close
orr market finished steady In tone.
Cotton steady at Lice; net receipts
COG bales; gross TeceiP,,S' 300 go bales: t
France nO.6S5 bales: 10 the continent
"a l5g bales stock, lO2 bales. y, O., .o,as
'rotaIs to-day: Net receipts, 1881 bales
evnorts-to Great Britain, 6O55 paiess .,
| rance COO bales; TO the CONTINENT ''-'
baies. stock. !. - BIG bales. 1910, IL.
consolidated: Net receipts IV' col Daies
oynorts-to Great Britain, 4b,ioz palesi 4
France. SiV bales; TO the Continent 0''0'
Totals since September LIST: Net re
ceints 6e9O.3l9 bales; eXports-to I vi %
P,ttain. 2A43ts bales; 10 France, -'o''
hsies. 10 the Continent l.622,Si Dales.
Cotton futures opened steady; Januarl
a. 90 February. $3.50; March, 81; Apr
"a. May. S5.7s; June, s5.S; July. w w
, August. 1851; September So.S; Oe'ooe
sisl: November, s6.s2. sr =
Futures closed steady; January; 81
t,ehruary 1914; March, $50; April, -. q
Nav SSg. June. 1875; July, S0a; Angus
~ 81. centember. $5.s5; october, Sow; NJ
~emher SIS: December. $3.50.
Snot closed firm and l-sc. higher; mi
= dlipg uplands, slice; middling Gul
r 5-l6c.
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. N. G.. January 10
crSri,s IF Turpentine-Nominal; sales
40 and 42ibc.; receipts 50 casks. =, o.,<.
IN nm al H1ac. ana SLoz1s'
{; ry,da Turpentine-Quiet at N.3o
= go: receipts. GO barrels. 90, harm
= '-Tar-Steady at Nlei receipts 80 oarre
u CHARLESTON, s. c., January lo-Tt
! n,;ns--Warket firm at f2i1c.; sales mol
a pIPosin-Firm and unchanged; sales mol
+ SAVANNAH. GA. January lo-Spir