Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-16

siaesc.: No. Z red, 7is.c No. corn. S3l.p
sos,c.; No. 3 white. zss.GOAc. No. 2 rye,
55lkc Ne. barley, i2a5l1c. No. max
seed. Sill; new, a.Dts. Prime um 20 w,
$3.50 Lard per 100 pounds, S.Fl9as1.O
short-rib sides. loose, A,'Ogt4.O D Sr;r
salted shoulders, boxed. A25aAS, y
short-clear sides. boxed, S.05asol 10. WIS
key. dlstillers' finished goods per gaiiohn'
NG Sugars-Cut-loaf, $40; gTanulateu,
$50 Butter firm; creamery; ~ - Sec
dairy, 1lfaisc. Eggs steady; fresh' DC
Cheese steady: creams, sAallc.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. February D.
Turpentine-Quiet at 2lac.; sales, none.
Rosin-Steady and Unchanged Sales
none. ,.
Turpentine-43c. bid and paid; sales 80
casks; receipts. none, -.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales, none;
receipts. none.
WILMINGTON. n. c., February Ia
Rosin-Firm at sOus5c.; receipts, 80 par
rels No business In sp.ilts tuipehtihe'
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. February 15.-4 7. NJ
Cotton. Spot quiet: prices favor buyers
American iniddling, I-lbc. Inc sales 90 %
the dsy were 10000 bales, Of when l'Ovo
lllgS
and included $500 bales Of American re-
CENTS. $1,000 bales, including 1850 bales
Of American. ~. .ao.,, %
demand. ard closed steady Amerlcan
rnjddIing low middhng clause. February,
2 2l-6Id. sellers: February and Marcn'
a o. esd sellers; March and April 2i-5id.,
sellers. April and May, 2i-6iH3 25-tii,
sellers; May and June, 29-5tG5 Zo-oio.,
sellers: June and July, 25-6id., sellers.
INV and August. 25-Gid3 ZT-6id.. sellers;
August and September. Gtf15 Zl-gi1''
eeIiers. September and October. z5-6id.
buvers: October and November, -9-giq.'
buyers: November ana DecemDer' 80 ~,
blyers: December and January, 2o-6i4
g 26-s4d, sellers.
NEW YORK, February 15.-Cotton---
oI,et. middling. 5-l6c.; net receipts, lOl
bales. gross receipts, 2,lJ6 bales; sales, $50
bales. stock. $500 bales eXports-to the
Continent, 1851 bales; TO france, 2ty paies.
STotaIs to-day: Net receipts. 1901 bales
exnorts-to Great Britain. 543 bales. 70
France $40 bales; 10 the Continent, u'-Ol
| bales; stock. SA158 bales.
consolidated: Net receipts, 1901 bales;
exports-to Great Britain, 1,42O bales, 70
France. IA bales to the Continent, zt'o'
bales.
Totals since September 1st: Net re-
ceipts. 6g6l iiS bales; eXports-to Great
Britain 2s3l.l57 bales; to France, 6l5'lSS
bales; TO the Continent, Z,Vl,b5f bales.
The feature of to-days influences on the
cotton market was the small movement
at the ports with the indication OF SUD
siding interior receipts. New orleans
was estimated for 100000 bales tomorrow.
Other conditions were favorable to higher
prices. and the market opened steady at
an advance of Pa points, with energetic
covering by shorts, as well as speculative
buying, which led 10 further rise OF ga
points A disposition to secure profits
caused several periods OF reaction, but the
undertOne was generally nrm. The up
ward movement OF prices was stimulated
by a further advance OF y at Liverpool
The moderate sales of spot cotton at
Liverpool were disappointing. Now that
the storm Is over, there is a good deal OF
food talk In circulation here. Specula-
ton was not particularly active to-day
because OF trades being disposed 10 stop
TO size up this new factor, with It's prob
able effects. The wire service was still
/ more or less bad, but has improved. Ac-
/ counts from American spinners and cot
| tOn-clOth markets, ana southern spot
markets, continued to be OF encouraging
average. Our market closed firm at a
net rise of sal points.
Cotton futures opened steady; February,
/ $500; March, $6.3l; April S63l; May, S6.3l
June. 1928; July. $50; August, ,s6.SS; Sep
/ TENDER, 1872: october, 1924; November,
| So. %; December, S.26.
Futures closed firm; February, $6.35;
| March, 1886; April, $53f; May, $3.50; June,
| S6.32; July, 1854; August. $6.35; September,
| S6.25; october, $b.26; November, S5.Z3; De-
| cember, 500.
Spot closed quiet at an advance of Lie;
middling uplands, 69sc.; middling gulf,
/ Csc; sales, 435 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, February 15.-Cotton-
| Futures steady; February, 1871 bid;
March, $3.50 S5.9S; April, $6.OOGs6.Ol; May,
$6.0iq$6.O5; June, s6.0jaS6.05; July, s6.07a
s6.O8; August, s5l5QS6. Is; September. 5000
S6.O6; October, s6.OsaS5O7: November, 5000
| $500: December, s. y9HS6OO
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET. p
| PETERSBURG, VA, February d.
! Especial )-Cotton-F'irm ct l-896 Lie,
| for good to choice lots.