Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-18

2 6-elds sid. buyers; January and Feb
ruary, 4-54Q3 5-6id., buyers; eTruanSS
and March, 3 5-6id., sellers; March anu
April, Sid sellers; ApT Tnne ana SD 3d.
buyers; June and July. 9-oid., Duyers,,
July and August l0-6id., value; Angus.
and September, 10-6i43 n-oid:' semeIs,
September and october, l-6ia'' sellerS!
October and November l1-6id., buyers;
November and December. n-oig5 l--Viu''
sellers -
NEW YORK, January 1.-THE volume
of speculation in cotton was snidnel'
within a narrow range OF nuctud..oo.,io.
the scope of the changes being n matter
of points--at the best an advance VI
2 to points. Starting out with cohslueta-
able cable accounts, about as SApcNtcu'
the spectators took 10 seluhS ny 80
ton on their own account. wan Sueee
continued 10 buy on all breaks. Jhere
were numerous reports 10 Indicate
backwardness in general farm -,
! lions The long interest continued 10 NV NV
! the advantage of favorable accounts lrOih
| Now England and from dry-goods mar,
| kets as TO the consumption OF cotton anu
| the. sale Of cloths while advices from ths
! leading spot-cotton markets IN tne opu 'ar
were quite as encouraging. Iseaolls peai
J houses made several attempts 10 ullGeI
\ mine long cotton, but without markeu
| success. some OF the smaller longs nqul,,
dated but what they sold was apsoi III III
/ i'm good part by Wall-Street houses, ! ne
. A market was steuuy anu lSAh'' ''-o
| TO 1 pOint net lower
Cotton steady; middling, 7c.; net re-
! GENTS 333 bales: gross receipts, o'Jo1
! bales: sales. 4ll5 bales; stock. w paISs ;
exports-to Great Britain 6'sSo p son bo1 Is
cOastwise, 3,O79 bales 10 France, 4VV oaie9.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, No. 10 pales :
eyports-to Great Britain, l,45t bales, 10
France. 1901 bales; 20 the Continent
9473 bales. stock, Isl &f bales.
=, Consolidated: Net receipts, l8, l5s oaies
France, 1850 bales; TO the Continent ~
Totals since September 1st: Net re,
eeipts 6S6S,0iS bales; exp9rtS-to 20 - 20
britain 2621 go bales; TO France, oio,ol-
bales: to the Continent, lo,7sSSSO bales.
Cotton futures opened quiet and steady
January, $6gt February, 800; March II 5e
1861; April $50; May. SH, June, S'1P
July S5T August $o.2; septenIllDer , go :.
october, 1915; November, 1915; December
'' Futures closed steady; January S.6l
February. $567: March S5.6S; April. @I
May. 1914; June, $50; July. S5.79; august
so.@i is Sep g %. b;es sS,1Sb s5.7s.
Spot cotton closed firm and unchanged
sales. ais bales.
,, NEW ORLEANS. January T-Cottoi
! futures quiet; January, $5.2lMsj.23; Feb
: r,,arv. Is POSSE March s5.26QS5.I April
s5.3lG$532: May. S5.56qS5.31; June, She
$40: July. s5.45G$5.47; August, S5.Anz9.iy
September, $5.41as5.42; October SflaS.i-
NAvAI-sTORE MARKETS.
n CHARLESTON, S. c., January H.
, Turpentine-Fi at PC; sales. none.
Rosin-F1rm and unchanged; sales
Q none.
SAVANNAH. GA, January H.-Spirit
. of Turpentne-Steady at 42l2c.; no sales
Rosin2Firm and unchanged; sales, IL;
,. barrels; receipts, 5,6i9 barrels.
WILMINGTON, \. G., January T.,
Spirits OF Turpentine-Steady at 4A
RosinNQuiet at s7lkc. GslO2k; receipt
c Crude Turpentlne-Firm at sl35 an
$40; receipts, none. nan -,
= rels. ,,,,
s DANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
S DANVILLE. January H.-(Special
: Quotations: Wrappers-Fancy, SiOHS
V good Spnyi0: medium, s20us30; commo
= sl2uS2O Filers-Good, SSa$i0, comino
X Sg1iss Cutters-Fancy, $l2GS2; smoker
!. sSG 1850; exports, Sllqso; nondescript 3
S.
!. pr,rERsBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.
PETERSBURG, January H.-(SpeciaL)
Market very quiet, with light recelp
and offerings. Quotations unchanged,
follows: Common 10 me sal'1n "a iusS, Sii ~
$50; good to fine Tugs, s3u$5.JO; poor sho
a, ! leaf. S34$f; fair TO good short leai, va
q medium to good wrappers, N5egsl2; go
- 10 fine wrappers, N4as20; medium 90 go
Shipping, s15OQsl0; good 10 fine shippir
$l24Sl6.
y SUFFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
SUFFOLK, VA, January lI.-tSpecia
Hand-pickeo. fancy. lac; extra, SS-d
Virginia sheiled. No. l., Sl-4c NO. =
extra large. 4c.; Spanish shelled. No;
sc.: farmers goods. 2 l-2c.; Spanish ~
. COO. per bushel
~ PETERSBURG PEANUT MARhhl
pETERsBURG, January T.---tSpecial;
virginia Peanuts-Firm; prime, l-5
~ EXTRA prime. 2 3-ic.; fancy, &C.; SPAN
ur firm ct roc. .,,,,,,,,r
2 NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
IT, NORFOLK, VA, January lL-lSpeeia
&C. "Reminiscences market firm. ram
e.; lie. strictly prime, l-taZ 5-sc. prlr
10. 2i-sc.: common grades, SIC; span
y. nuts az &c. The demand for all graz
er at present is good
iw PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
a. PETERSBURG. January lI.-tSpecial.
a. ! cotton-Firm at 5 s-l6 70 5-sc Tor &c
ed lots.