Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-01

lio,idation. ana MAY left off at a decline
of 2IlG2Hc. Corn lost 1sQssc.; oats, Sc;
| pork, she; lard, 1oc., and ribs, Tzaloc.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest. Lowest Closing
May ..5si.d4 355s.-u. 7ziisssaA 5 81.
July ......7S34 744'4ls '-7s 'zTs
Corn-No. 2.
Jan. .......86 3sls S5ls $5If
Nay ......s7s4a3S $$sis $$l7la $ $7is
July ......SShq}s SS4Q9s STs S''s
Oats-No. 2. ,
| May ......2S zS,sH4 - @5entVS
July ....."2Gl5 26l2a4s 2Gh wa
Mess Pork-Per Bbl
May ........slo4O Slo47la Slo.35 'io35
| Iard-Per 100 Lbs.
M NAY ."$SS s5Ss5's S 5.ses SCI @ss,s
Short Ribs-Per 100 Lbs.
May .......$ 5.15 $5.Tis 51212 9J5'2
| July ....... ......' '''''''' .'..''''
| cash quotations were as follows: No.
| velIoyy corn. SIZE. Flour easy and IN
| moderate demand No spring wheat.
| 72hG73ikc. No. spring wheat 6'a .Z12c.
| No red 1891 No. . corn, 3c. No.
| oats 21i5d2Sc.: 40. , white. 3Oq3lc.; NO:
| . barley. 42UJlizc. No. 1 haNseed' Sl'lti9'
| Prime timothy seed. &.3@>2p Mess poIhi
per barrel, Sl01G4SlOI. Lard. per lo
! hounds g. GOd&5.G5. Short rib sides OOose),
1 - Vt
| $i2jdSl37l5:' short clear sides DoNtd),
| S5lO0SIl5. Whisky distillers finished
| goods. per gallon, N26. sugar. cul-l0al,
! unchanged. Butter steady; creamery, 100
Isle: dairy. 10iaGlGc. Eggs firm; fresh
isc. Cheese steady: creams, 9ANllc.
THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. January &l--Cotton-Spot
| I'm moderate demand; prices lower; sood
! middling. 5-32d. middling. 39-a2d.; low
| middling. 2-32d.. good ordinary. 9-32d;
| ordinary. . 23-32d. The sales OF the day
| were 700 bales. Of which 800 were for
! speculation and export. and included $40
! American. Receipts 5-,VD bales' Ihcluu-
Futures opened easy. with fair de-
! mand and closed steady; American mid
| ding low middling clause. February;
| March. 314-Gi13 15-6ld., buyers; March ana
| Anril 2 l5-Gf03 16-G4d.. sellers: April and
May. 16-Gid buyers; May and June
l7-Gid.. buyers; June and July. . !S-0td'
sellers: July and August. lS-6tH3 1900
| BUYERS: August and September, ly-6id,
sellers September and October. lS,6fp
ls-G4d.. sellers; October and November;
3 ls-64G3 l9-6id.. sellers; November ana
December. 3 1S-64Q3 19-6id. value.
The tenders for delivery AT to-day's
closing were 800 bales, new docket.
NEW YORK. January $l.-There was
no let up i'm the outside speculative IN
terest in cotton to-day. Inc tradlhs' HoM W.
ever. was smaller and was marked ny
considerable irregularity. y weak uhdeI
tone prevailed at the opening. but TINS
was succeeded later by. revival OF
strength The foreign markets Were weak,
with spot sales at Liverpool OF only 100
| b9les and futures closing al a net loss OF
21-2 points. on the weakness SHOWN III
the early cables prices went or Zn5
points below last night at the opening on
considerable selling. There was lur-
Their decline of - points and after
this a slow recovery by commission
houses and Wall street, south. during
liz. mar OF
and held most Of the early recovery until
iust before the close. when realizing set
i'm and caused a sharp reaction, with the
market closing steady at point aa-
vance 10 a Sc. net decline.
Cotton firm: middling. 67-l6c.; net re
! GENTS S23 bales: gross receipts, 4.2oe
bales: sales. 6125 bales; stock, 1920 bales
exports-to Great Britain, 300 bales; "a
the Continent, S49S bales; to France l'ZZl
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 5000 bales
! exports-to Great Britain, 22.1Oo bales; 70
France. 5.l6l bales; 70 the Continent a.
9q; bales: stock. 10i6,527 bales.
| Consolidated: Net receipts, ll3,5S oales
| evnorts-to Great Britain. 59OS bales; 70
France. ll.9l9 bales to the Continent o.
SIS bales. 49, ~.
ceipts, 6.7e5 400 bales; exports-to Great
Britain 2704.4O0 bales; TO France; bo-'@'
bales: to the Continent. l,9ll ,59s bales.
Cotton futures opened steady; Febru
airy. Si.Nb. March so-lVs <Nliif s''i-f
81. is: June. S6.17; August $50; SEPTEMBER
1904: October, S6.Oi; November, 1914; De
cember. 500. iii
ding uplands. 67-l6cS middling Gulf
6 B-l6c.: sales. G125 bales.
Futures closed steady; February, @B
March. s6l4; April, S6l6; May, s619; June
ss 10. July. $50: August. 1923 September
$500: October. S6.O5; November $50; De
NEW ORLEANS January s1-Cottor
futures steady; February. 500 bid. March zen
s5.75a$5.76: April. S.lSqSSO; MAY, S.:S2q
s. e. June S5s34S.Si; July, S.9HSo "
August. s.. sSas5.S5; September, S.l2Q $. q
October. S.72dS73: November, Sj.72aS5.f
December. &7idS.15.
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. S. c., January 81
Turpentine-Market firm at Sc; sales,
Rosin-steady; sales. none; prices I'M
| changed
SAVANNAH, GA, January a.-Spirits
OF Turpentne-Flrm AZ 45l9c.; sales 81
casks. receipts, 5l7 casks.
Rosin-Firm; sales, l.i5l barrels; re-
ceipts 552S barrels. Quote A, Il, c, d.
+ and r. si.O5: sll0; III. Sl.25; !, 81 10;
X 81 30. NJ sl6o: y. $L75; window-glass,
81 d5: water-white $40.
WILMINGTON, n. c.. January 81
Spirits OF Turpentine-Firm at 45lzQi4c.
receipts. II casks.
: Rosln-Firm at 90a5c.; receipts, II bar
$ | rels
, Crude Turpentine-Firm at N-% and