Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15

IT'S STOHASe ANU oSFEtf
Sun
per 100 pounds, sls2kaS.O2's. short-rib
ders tboxedj 5ssa5ikc. Short clear sides
boxed, s.l5ns520 Whiskey, distiners
finished goods, per gallon, 81 23Is butIer
firm: creamery, l5H24izc.; dairy, lfdzlc.
Cheese easy at ukQl2Ac. Eggs nrni'
fresh, 1sc.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. November 1L-Flour-
Steady and unchanged. c-,,,,
Wheat--Dul; spot and the MONTH o'Ir
677sc.; December, 6S9sQ5sAc.; southern oy
sample, 6HH6Si2c. .,,
Corn-Dull: mixed. spot. and the month.
S7LG3IAc. November and December, new
or old. 36I5aS6atc: January and February,
81. assoc. southern white corn. SUISSE
for new.
Oats-Firm: No. white. 3O1sdslc.
Kye-Dul and lower; No. ?, near oy'
56H5Ic.; No. 2. western. 59n6Oc.
Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
Putter-Firm and unchanged.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. November IA =. NJ
Cotton-Spot i'm fair demand; prices l-lbd
lower; American mddling, fair, l3-52d.
good middling. 43-l6d.; middling. l-32d.;
low llltuliIks -t-o-usf SvRh
3 2l-32d ordinary. l5-32d. The sales OF
the day We're 10000 bales of which lOW
were for speculation and export, ana IN
cluded $500 American. Receipts. 2rwV
bales, including 1900 American.
Futures opened easy and closed firm;
American middnng. low mddling clause,
November. 6l-6iu3 62-6id sellers: Novem-
Der and December 60-6iu3 81 lid. value;
December and January, J9-6i0S 5V-oiu.,
sellers: January and February, 5S-64Q
3 59-6id., sellers; FEBRUARY an9, . ~ c,Hs
3 5S-Gld.. sellers: March and April, 3 5i-5tg
5S-64d.. sellers, April and May 3oi-bld..
BUYERS: May and June. 51-64d., sellers
June and July. 56-6iQ3 5I-6id, buyers,
July and August j6-6ld., buyers; August
and September 5i-6id., value.
NEW YORK. November H-Cotton-
Quiet; mddling. Zee; net receipts, esy
bales: gross receipts, $40 bales: sales, 0o'
bales: stock. l0S.4sO bales; exports-to
Great Britain. 30 bales; TO France, 90
bales
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 49,0iS bales;
exports-to Great Britain, $40 bales; 70
France 1856 bales; 10 the Continent, ~
I IA bales; stock, y0,SN bales.
! Consolidated. Net receipts. 1906 bales;
exports-to Great Britain, 1926 bales: 10
| France. 1886 bales; 10 the Continent, 81 ,OoV
I bales.
Totals since September lst Net receipts,
2.402.4t1 bales; expOrts-to Great bIltdiii
/ 65 f. sos bales; 10 France, 2H,I9 bales u
/ the continent. fD-s0 QUO DdltN
/ The cotton market made cOnslderaple
| bull progress to-day on general puyins'
which was based on change III lue
] character of news on the acreage Inc
opening was ! TO points lower. ana Witt
! In the first few minutes prices lost an al
ditienal point or more under spasmOdll
selling by the foreign element ana mucu
weaker cables from the English marRt
/ than had been calculated upon as la,i
| response TO our decline or yesterday.
mt "a
1 hqre had run its course. ana the pulis
| aggressively attacked the position OIL
/ shorts Prominent Wall-street commls
| siOn-houses soon came TO the assistance
OF the longs. and before the frst hour nd'
elapsed sent .ment i'm all directions showed
/ n pronounced bullish leaning. Liverpool
and the South, as well as New YORK eN
! pOrters were active buyers on the Wy
ward turn. The market showed great re
! cuperative power, and not only was tn
! eaTlv loss wiped out. but a net rise of 10
10 points was established. Specuialol
reached large PROPORTIONS. Shortly atte
midday II was rumored that the Cover
ment he'd reduced its crop estimate
1000 600 bales. Following close upon I'M
report came official estimates OF compare
| lively light receipts tomorrow. Inc mar
ket responded by advancing 10 the top
/ notch for the session, and showed cpii7lu
cradle strength from then 10 the eio a.
/ The Liverpool market nrmed up an
| closed showing very little net loss La
i'm the day the Cotton Exchange tele
graphed 10 Washington for lnformatlo
as to the reliability of rumor IN clrcu
latfOn regarding the government crop IS.
mate. a lengthy reply was received ]
which the official statstician estimate
! the total Weld at not over 9WlVlD balei
The market closed very steady VII
prices net 10 90 IS points up on preseu
/ croD and points up on near crop months
Cotton futures opened steady a the az
cline. December. SIP; January N;l5i 4 ei
ruary. N1l: March. N.l0 Anrli e..L
MAY. S720: June and July, W.; Angus
S721: September and OctODer Fo'.
erot closed quiet middling upland
nc . mlddling gulf. 72sc; sales. J67 bale
Futures closed very steady Novempe
So December. 1924: January, N.2y; fe'
ruary S73i: March. 13l: April. S.S5; MAJ "
and June. NL39; July N;S,, August S'''
September 81: October, S6Sl'
NEW ORLEANS. November 1i:-Co
tonIEutures STEADY: November 800 6iC
december, N.O9QS71l; January, M.QSQs.j
February. S1l0N13: March. NI5dSIl
April. S7.14Q$7l6; May. SlGaSs; Jun IN
s117NN19; July. $ll9nSLH; August, Sow
500 September, %.lSa%.H; OCTOBER 30
asses.
PETERSBURG, VA. November IL.
(speciai) -Cotton-Quiet at nc. for goo
we LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. November 1S-Hog Ma
get-Reoeipts light-9,6d, against 1876
last week. Supply light and mOdera
dcman6. Far western selling at A.iOusLi
other points, $40 TO $3.50; roughs, 5A
&c. pigs. Si3OaStD
, Sheer and Lambs-Receipts, S,fsI hea
or 30 carloads. against 6,i6i last wee
| mostly common stock offered. She'
/ selling 2lz 10 4c.. as TO quality. Lamn
. $50 to $3.50; a few extra shade higher
, Calves-Market dull at 10 &C.; eNti
: I 7c 10. choice Veals.
. CHICAGO. November 13.-Cattle In q
- tive demand Best steady; others, lOgl,
1 lower than Friday; western rangers 20
$3.50. Cow market steady: Gamers fri
- feeders steady; good 10 choice. S.6od sO.t
81 poor to medium, st.4ed SEQ mixed stoc
ers. $2QSS.50; selected feeders, 9.Nn a.,
good 10 choice cows. s375QsiS5: heifeI
t s. 5OGS %; Gamers. N.sOqs3; bulls, 81
r S425: calves. $fqN.3; fed Texas beey'
, si60dS.20; grass Texas steers, s3.EooSf.|
? western range beeves, Sias560 10
r closed strong at &c. decline. Mixed a.
. m.tcbers'. S3@q5i20; good 10 chOlS
heavy. AO5QSl2O; rough heavy, sss0g'
light g g0dal5; bulk OF sales. InSh
sheep steady; lambs active at lOc. low
. than Friday; receipts, - native iant
= good clearance. Native wethers, 80
: sle5: lambs &asj.25, western wethe
= S;GSa55; western lambs, $t.l0GSo.51. ~
y celpts-Cattle. 27.0J0 head; hogs, AZ
y head, sheep, 5000 head.