Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-09

and unchanged
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, March S-Flour--Dull and
unchanged.
Wheat-Dun and lower: spot ana the
month 7j1sG75Ac.; April. 5ssn7Jttc.; May.
1914 G76c.; southern. by sample. 70n76c.
Corn-Dull and lower; mixed. spot. and
the month. 37%nS77sc. April. 3Slsa3Sasc.
May. SHfn35asc. southern white, Ssi2n
39i2c.
0ats-Dull and easy; No. white. s6G
3Gihc.
Rye-steady; No. ?, near By. GOGeoilc.;
No. ,. western. o. &c.
Sugar-StrOng and unchanged.
Butter-Stcady and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm at pc.
Chcese-Sfcgdy and unchanged.
Lettuce g jcd$2.1j
Whisky Unchanged
THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. March S. 4 p Motion
Spot in fair demand; prices unchanged:
American mldling l5-32d The sales OF
the day were 1000 bales, Of which l,cJ
were for speculation and export. and IN
Guided 800 American. Receipts, lD'oOo
bales. all American.
Futures opened steady. with moderate
demand. and closed quiet, American mid
ding low mddling clause, March,
25-6id. buyers; March and April, 23-6id.,
buyers: April and May. 2-6lN5 8-6id.,
sellers. Nav and June 3 25-6id.. sellers,
June and July. 26-6id.. buyers; July ana
August. 3 25-6iu3 27-Gid., sellers; August
and September. 3 26-6id., buyers; Sept am-
Der and October 25-6io3 26-6id.. sellers;
october ana November. 3 2i-6iN3 2j-6td..
buyers: November ana December. 2i-ofn
.2j-Gid sellers; December and January
3 2i-GiN3 2j-eld.. sellers: January and Feb
ruary. 2i-6lp3 25-Gid.. value
NEW YORK March &-Cotton-Quiet;
middling a-l6c.; net receipts, III bales;
gross receipts. 4,6l7 bales. sales. .0Jt bales
stock. ll7.T5 bales; exports TO Great Irl-
tain. 7JS bales; TO the Continent l''''
bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. l2.555 bales;
exports to Great Britain. s.56S bales; To
the Continent. 6207 bales; stock, i52'53'
bales.
consolidated: Net receipts. 6l.S9i bales;
exports to Great Britain 1886 bales; 10
France. 2.2S9 bales; TO the Continent
49, 49, bales.
Totals since September lst: Net receipts,
7.2539G7 bales; exports 10 Great Britain.
3.O30Gy7 bales: 10 France. 6i6,il1 bales 70
the Continent. 2.232 0ls bales.
The cotton market failed to improve
more than 1-point advance. secured on
the opening call. I'm the face OF bulhsh
cables. more or less bad weather IN me
South. and the list of favorable FACTORS
which have been the stock In trace or
the bull interest so long. including the
talk Of wet lands backward planting.
good trade I'm cotton cloths, orders ahetd
at most spinning centres. firms out or the
steady stream of liquidation orders said
to be- i'm good part from wan sut1t'
though tho selling soon extended lsdt'r'
IL was claimed that certain Nail-slr"Tl
people were buying again. but a. a rue
iiouidation was the order of the day. me
selling pressure was chiefly directed
against August and the nearer positions.
The market closed steady. Al net decline
of sal points on near positions. WINE lno
later deliveries were unchanged 10 :
cotton futures opened steady; March.
s6a5: APRIL 1854: May $3.50; juno. SOL
Julv and August. 1854; september and
october 500; November, S6l5; December
'' Futures closed steady; March. $50;
ADriI. s6.27: May. sG.27. June. %.26; July.
ana August. SG2S; September and Oct0Der'
sG1S: November, S615; December. SOB;
SPOT SPOT closed quiet and unchanged; sales,
/ 1Oo0o bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La. March Got
ton futures steady: March. - @dS3.st
! April s5q3dS59i: May. Ssl0s'eo; June
S6.o20sG03: july. M921 SOY: autuS. 80, Set
/ IS *. November. S5.s6QS.SS; December,
4 S5.SSn25.90.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
pETERsBURG. VA. March S--(Spe-
| cialo-Cotton-Firm at 64c. for good lots
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. March 7-Calves-Gene,,
raj receipts continue fairly liberal, ana
/ for that reason values snow ntile III. IN
movement OF heavy, rough calves, ""
! supply is more than ample; In lact. me
| bulk of the daily arrivals consists OF TINS
! latter class. Choice small veals not
| over-plentiful and wanted at fun prices.
! We quote as follows: Strictly choice Veals
| ner Mound. 5G5i4c.: good veals. per pound
! pb0ia,c.; rough to good, per head Sd
$50.
! sheen and Lambs-Market quiet. The
/ arrivals of fall lambs and sheep are no"
| running light and the quality ana con-
/ dition Of what few are coming i 'el
| poor. Prices. therefore, rule low ara
| unsatisfactory. Really desirable stock,
/ bowovpr. would still sell to advantage
! Too carly. as yet. for spring lambs. we
! oiIote as follows: Fall lambs. good to
choice, 42,n5hc. per pound, PUor' n ,n1sI
stock &C. per pound. sheep per pouiiu,
| choice. 81. 04c.; good. per mead %.ofiFt,
/ inferior Der head. Xlj0nS2; old bucks, FER
/ head. $.5DUSi..0.
CHICAGO. March There Was a good
| demand for cattle to-day al N"~t'I ~ >
| $50. medium steers. A.op$l''; peer
! Steers a g 9OH$L60, stockers ana leedtrS,
! s. pdsl7O: bulls. S2.5O0SizO' "esseIi.,i &C..
! steers S4200s5.GJ; Texas steers s'.Fh St."y,
calves S35OGT Trade I'm hogs was DISK
/ IN a further advance Of 2l2n0c. err 10
! choice g. 15fi $50. pa King lots, go <,.,5i2,
! r,ivod e. COGSg III; butchers Si.6Jd@h''2
II nix, 90 e.. e ~: pigs. s3lJas3GO Bust
mss in sheep was fairly active AT pre-
vions values. Poor to prime sheep g ~
! e. A.. vearlinss Si.3)n$i.CO: lambs. Nas3;
chiefly s4.75a$5 Reoeipts-Cat,ii!Ie5' -. 10y
! hnad. hogs. 1900 head; sheep. ll!'O feau'
! NEw YORK. March 7.-3eeves-lte-
ceipts 1879 head: no trailing; feeling steady;
! cable unchanged; exports, 600 attic lyi'
sheep. and T. 100 quarters OF beef. C" W.
/ St(,S7 -. no fcd calves. Sheep and Lambs
| Reccipts i9S head. sheep steady lamos
/ dr,, fai,. 10 choice sheep. SiGA.'5; lambs
! - -, q ~ Hogs Receipts, III Market
/ lower AT S3.9oNSi.l5.
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