Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16

Futures opened ana eo~ican rniddling,
moderate uaIa,,se Nav. 2O-5id., sel
low ,ln,' ma June. 2O-6id., sellers I.lv
and Juiv' 2O-6iM3 2l-6!d., ,,c,,st and
and August. g-6id., sellers, ENSentcmber
september s so; s s,-sid. sellers; oe-
t n%u and November 3 2o-64d.. ss"es sSeilers:
,,o,r,hor and December, gl-o1u..s: On sid
Deeember and January 49," ie-6.a
sellers: January and feoa "a March,
5 a-6id., sellers; FepruntsS Aorn B n Cid,
sellers. c.,,o,-ouiet
IA MhW Steady: middiing, 6s-i6c.; net re- re-
ccipts 200 bales; gross rec ,-g po5S balcs.
bales: sales. 2i9 bales; STOCK 10 ales. 20
exports-to Great Britain, .,''i i,ronceI $50
the continent, 1.2l0 bales; 10 fi'"ON'
bales. -. .o,,,s 100 bales:
oxrorts-to Great Britain, l,os2 haies; 1,o
France. $50 bales; TO the Coh''ien''
bales: stock. 1886 oales; o,od bales:
avnortsHto Great Britain, 6sSz pa!e'SS "a
France. $50 bales; to the continent ''
bales. ,st. Net re-
ceipts. sO03.717 bales; expoir,tsmce COS 0Se
Britain. 3.27s.S62 bales; 70 s I -an Ss,es
bales. 10 the Continent. 2,52s' ~ aseei;rq
Eoliowinp the more reassu1ng iee 1.a
in wall street. the cotton rl MAJ NJ front
unite prompt 10 show steaui' % loss
~ tho face of conditions more OF 80
In IHJ 10 ding the weather In the
cotton holt and the progress oelng ne
h,, Tho new crop. The cables from i,N
nool moreover were quite as po" i "a Ill,
looked for. But on the Otnet hauu' of
English orders were for the pu,cn1nn Isno-
cot9nn wall street also shoWed Isl" 49,,
Cottoif L,,,. cotton and adVices from
Now England and from tne III s,cr
district were still very faVorau .,,,ha Ioed
onening steady, with prices un. ...o, ~ or
~ . nSints lower however. the wvaSr n,
70 ~ hec,mc the paramount influence
I'D tho market yielded niue umus ,tago
"aI eeIling the bears taking a,iN,,,. En-
90 tho tact that the better co,iu . r',oraI
/ wall street were not ATTENDED, Wy the
I speculative interest IN co.. .be entire
-. ,be market was narrow. tne 80 Of
- III, 81 the dny being only ma, h,,si-
ss9 noints while the volume ., ond
80 was limited. The 1oteisn nosi-
| 80 preference 70 the new uaVP not a
! go rhe southern interest wa -" ,,,av
t t.. during the session. either one s we" wa
| ld0,Ii o,beT The close was qulet anu
otoedv and 1 10 2 points net lOMM en-. Iune
S' CATION futures steady; May HS, n Sun,,
e. 81. July. s. Sc: August S.sI, 1.p a. So.
| Der. s. "a; october. $.sI, ~ ee February.
December. 5.93: January, Wv. eO' ''''
a. 90. March. 81. 90: April. $50. L.. Nav
! 81 ,,,,ros closed quiet and steauS ~ -
e. en-. Inne 2 50: July. S.s6; Augusl, 80
! Santember S5Si; october. So.ot' - ~ ~. Eob
ssSs: December. 1872; J 20! hpyyil sos.
ruary. S9S; MssG ;dt and and steady; middline
SpO,d "a S2-lse': middling Gulf. 0'-iOc'
sales. 2l9 bales. c.,,or,-su.
NEW ORLEANS. May l5.-Co y on 1id a.
tures dull. but steady; !. MAY e!l, ,- s S7 An
june. s566as5.67; July %,ecpSsS s. ssas5 50
gus Sog.I 59 November o.
Oooo,,,her q s3Glxl So; January GoodSS2s"'
Debrmarv ss G9M$5.7O: March %fZPFo;'''
pETERsBuRG COTTON MARKET,
pvrE-psRI'RG. VA, May 15.-(Speclal'
Cotton-Steady at SIC. for good io'S'
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
rI,rORE Nav B-Calves-W,
bt,i. Strictiv choice veals. per pouihu
Ss.G7c.: good veal per pound "eo'2S'
romoh 10 good. per head. StI%' s.,,...
Shean and Lambs-We quote as lolloMs
Snring lambs. good to ch0ice' 'igEgoO nv
npunG. poor. small stock. 6l2q &C. g., - lpc
p oumdd, Sheen ner pound. choice. 4qi4c'
p0od uer head. $350QA; inferior .,Ps ~
5Sod' siaN. 30; old bucks. per head $1aS'
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May ooI l5;-h 1t,
reints for the week: Beeves. Z'S9S heau
sheen as; hogs. 4,Sj9. Beet cattle We WEI,
i'm good demand and higher; w , met"' NIa mi
shinped TO Glasgow on the steamer Mal MIL
tnhpp Quotations: Extra, 59sdol2c., gUooe
sS'5ftc medium 43sM47sc.; common 80
Ttc sheep were active and hrm; eN1i'
clipped. 54d5l2c.; good do, $500 M ~
dunn do, 44m4lsc.; common cnpp'SS 3l, &
/ AZ lambs. 5a6i5c.; spring lamps' Sops'
Hogs were firmer under seasohaple w
,no1d AZ 5IbG57sc. for best western, an
5II[r5ihc for other grades. Fat COWS wer
in fair demand at 2lap5%c:;, Inn I'm Wv Vea
were in good request at, AZ S' nIiIeb Cow
calves were active at sac. Miisn o- -" =.
We're in reasonable demand az S.oHRh
Dressed beeyes were steady at 6aS'2c'
NEW YORK. May 13.--Beeves-Recelpt'
-ca head. no trading; feeling steauy, eA
norris 1893 cattle and 5,2}o quarters Oh pesl
rolves-Receipts. liS head; tlrm 70 20
higher; poor to prime veals. sfgSo'%Ss h o''
dressed yeaIs 7l2al0c. per pound onec
5 and lambs-Receipts. St39 head; Snee
firm. lambs. 5dl0c. higher; prime cllppe
sheep. $50; unshorn lambs, %.sgd|ilz,.
clipped do, $G.40Q$.IO; spring laihDs; hJiii
3 NAL Hogs-Receipts, li2l mead; highe
at $4,000 $40; choice state hoss so'u i"'
Yesterday at $3.50.
CHICAGO. May l3.-The small suppl
of cattle received to-day were quickly dis
nosed of az former prices. There was
. lively local and shipping demand for hog'
. and the limited offerings were readli
taken at 212q5c ADVANCE c Ia 20 S9,t c"U,t r
ed 81 70G89O: butchers. S.I54S.9o, Iigh
; s9 G5TS3 90. pigs. S35jmS.S0. There wer
. NOT enough sheep offered 10 make
. market, and prices ruled mostly honhiha
> Receipts-Cattle 80 head; hogs' h'W
mead; sheep 600 head.
NAVAI-STORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, s. c., May l5-Turpel
: tine--Firm AT &c sales, % casks.
Rosin-Firm: sales. 300 barrels. quot
A u. and G. 9Oc.: ID and Il, CSC; F, $50
G. H.l5; II. $l.25; I. Sl.Sj; X. $40; NJ; ST.
window-giass $3.50; water-whlte' 25o
SAVANNAH. GA, May l5.-,,spiri
! Turpentine-Qu at IS l-2c.; sales
casks: receipts. 956 casks.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales, IL
barrels: receipts. 2,6SS barrels.
WILMINGTON. ~. g., May. l5-Spiri
| Turpentine-S Steady at 81 l-2qSsc.; +
! | ceipts. IA barrels
Rosin-Flrm at 95c. and 81; yeceipts,
Crude Turpentine-Steady at sl.35 al
81 20: receipts, 26 barrels.
Tar-Firm at $l.25; receipts, 81 barrels