Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-25

safes or The Gay were " o8tfr. -
loo bales were for speculation and eS-
port. and included 7so bales AmeFiesn'
recespts n.io9 bs.ss-an AmsricaD
Futures opened quiet, with a moderate
demand. and closed stesdNi Amer,sa"
midahng low-midding clause. February
8 f9-Str3 N-sid.. sellers. February anu
Narch. $3.50 Nod. sellers. March ana
April. is-es63 ~ sd. sellers April ana
May. etsld.. sellers. May and June
etsidS 2i-sid.. huyers; June and july.
3 si-esd.. buyers July and August. ,2-sid.
August and September. , Gs-ttl., sellers;
September and October. l-siN3 2-Ntd.s
buyers October ard Ncvcm Tor. s-t,etP
f2-std., sellers, November and December;
January. I-etr3 2-sid.. sellers.
NEW YORK. February A-CStscn-
Quiet. mid6line i-2c. net receipts, le
bales. gross receipts. SO oaies, se'.s.
Great Britain. ISIS bales; 90 France NJ
bales
Totals to-day. Net receipts. ~ 40 bales;
exports-to Grea, Britain. 80 bales TO
France 7I0i bales; 70 the continent.
1850 bales. stock 20 81 bales.
Consolidated. Net receipts. N.Ne bales,
exports.-tO Great Britain. Nia9 oaies, 70
France. SIS bales; 20 the Continent ~
ga bales.
Totals since september lat. Net re
ceipts. ToSl20 bales. eNpcrts-to Great
Britain. aei5.a7i bales % France. eSz.e ~
bales. 90 the Continent. ai0N5 bales.
AN-NdA NafNfi Tor ftAiNA AAANAfF
veloped greater activity, the feature De-
ing the heavy deliveries u Neo bales on
March contracts and the prompt ao-
sorption % the same by competent heid.
ers A Greek house u said 10 have ISSUED
n10 bales on March contract endeavot-
ing 70 break the market. Other erofts
were made BY other houses. 1ne houses
originally issuing the notices suoSciuent-
n became CONSPICUOUS IN ths, ne s" meme Ne
% breaking the market ~ deuNerlss
failed 20 work and after opening steady,
with prices 5 points lower, there Was
sharp rally. with a ssneral fS,smoss sn -
English cables were Tar from snustae-
tory and "a number N lorss were WI,
ing 20 realize. The market. however, 40
vanced 20 Spt above yesterday '.,,i',is,..
Stu later there was renewed selHns
movement on indications % better wes,
Their south which many traders believer
was the only thing needed % pttns w.
receipts that may estonish the tonS ~
terest The highest prices on the to'e-
noon 10 the lowest OF the afternoon was
a Decline ~ % points fhrougn"ut
the session the situation Wah lthfs'' ~
reports of continued sfaoiity oi t.
market for cotton cloths and claims 1t
large orders Tor more GOODS WITH sup
plies I'M splnners hands not over tush
The market was finally hDrely steady az
net loss ot % . points
Cotton futures opened steeul Az i'. az
/
Wie NAV. @m. june ml9, JulE @N,
August 1872. september @llt octcpef,
Wu. November. &li. December VII
Fntnre. closed barely steady. February.
Hl9 March. @is April. $50 May, WV
June SAIL. July. MiN. Ausuis. NNi sep
TENDER sos. october, wNi NpNtmnfi'
N0I. December $500. January VI
Spot closed li-l6c lower sales. geo bales.
The following are total receipts % c.l-
ton az AN ports since September ], tnfoi
Galveston. 2giS5ls bales, Ncw pflernss
2759oSi bales. Mobile, e5a @ bales "a,
vaunah gl3 i3O bales, Dharle7ton jaw
bales. Wilmington. N5 ISL bales Norfolk.
s1l SIS bales. baltimore. ~ 80 bales. New
York qSnt bales. Boston. ~ hl palt''
Newport News 1881 bales. Philadelphia,
W $50 bales Brnu8Wickl N2,2N hhlts loii
Arthur 1865 bales, Pensacola dhpp
bales. Port Royal n.No bales io'"i
TU6l 3B bales
NEW ORLEANS. February A-cotlon
March N@gD 81. April, 3 Sgi .,s :" VIZ ssss
81 %. August s. Ndi6 n. september. 81 ~
October NUnN7s. November, N.lsab0i
December $3.50
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG February A-'Spe-
clal)-Cotton- strong At 6l.te. Tor sood
LIVESTOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE. February p. 'alyes-
We quote as follows. strictly choice Neal.'
Der pound. Isc good ysals, per poen"'
6buic. rough to good. per head, NaNA
sheen and Lambs We quote 49, inlin"rs
spring lambs, good 90 ehoi, e. eYpg'',
prr pound. poor. rough stock. fENle.
sheep. per pound. choice. "a iac good per
hsad A M0fl. inferior. per head. AdfAD,
old bucks per head. NDnfi 3D.
CHICAGO February ~ Trade in cattle
to-day WAS slow, on basis OF h|Nf.
tor the c0mmoner dfO'es up 90 NttH
FOR pretty good o. prm. sltap' aA''
were largely at bGbu{5a 5. the ayeiaAs
quality ~ offerings being poor western
fed steers brought ttNp lui Iettt Steers,
3yoaN l1. calves, SWah %. IN. s't' NJ,
reduced receipts of hogs have stopped lh"
decline boo prices. and there was an ectlyg
amt af IdF m ket Fair to choice, iV
asa 0I,. packing lots 81 60n % W's, mixed,
g. 50ufl0. pigs NUD o. There Wsa
good demand for sheep ~ steady prices,
huf lambs we're rather slow and weak 30
the recent decline. Poor f0 primo sheep
s. llufl0l. largely az tiutt ~, ewes. 300
800 yearllngs. q WUfi d5 With good sales
uuhs. u2atis5 chiefly at NDnHW
Receipts cattle. 900 head. hogs. ZOO
head sheep 1900 head
NEW York. February p Reeves Re.
cfi)t8. sD head. nothing DONG feehha
steady cables nrm American steers
lgul2ec per pound. dressed weight. I'VE
sheep l2lilgc refrigerator bfef i0'sc pes
pound 30 shipments ~ cattle or beer o.
day. none to-morroN. calves Receipts
m head. l0l On sale. Market easier y
head unH0ld Neas. poor o. primo, ~
BT5. tops g.. one car N westyu iau
yesterday HB. sheep and Lambs hs
ceipts. 2.sB head, - cars on sale. Tran
sluggish and sales limited sheep Weak
lambs shade lower. - cars uusOid. sheen
common fo fair NWH Lambs, bHn1
s. So mainly. q 5HDD Hogs hecelpts
90 head. g3 Or sale, market rrmer a.
81 sJnfilO.
SANDSTONE MARKETS
CHARLEsTON. T. g.. February n
Turpentlne Market an 81 sales none
Hosin- steady and unchanged. sales
none
WILMINGTON. NJ O., February ~
Spirits OF Turpentlne-Firm a. bil0iit
receiDfI. - casks
Rosln-F Firm al ~ and 95c.; receipts, 10
barrels.
Crude Turpenfine- Firm ~ nD ana
no. recelpfs. 80 barrels
Tar Flsfu a. 81 receipts 80 barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA February p. ~iuf'
pentlne- Firm AZ UAc.; sales. - casks re-
celpts ~ barrels
ROsln-F Firm and unchanged, sales. none
receipts BlH barrsls
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