Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

2sc No. oats, &c; No. 2 w Nn2 rye re.
SSc.: No. 8 white. 2s ,slSc no no. / FAX
SSlsf No ;2, barley Prime tSmeH' timothy seed
Lard. per 100 pounds 7S sS;S9e sOO- prysaited
RIB sldes Hb 0oSdi A9lisc. Short clear
eides 1boxedD S5dS.10. WhisKey o. Sm-
iers' finished goods. per gallon Pa % Ryt-
gar, cut loaf $50; granH.a'edn aiTy i1dl7c
Ter Thoese steady: creams, s1kdl1c. Eggs dul'
iresh' T 1SHaIESN COTTON MARKETS.
! LIVERPOOL January lt-CioSihs n,r ices
ton-Spot in moderate dem 55i,n 2PS-S9d'
| favor buyers American middllng 2 o,0- ~
! rThe sales of the day were 5000 bales' VI
| which 500 were for specuialIoil n''N Re
| mort and included 75UO AneddioS 20 i. ri
eeipts 1900 bales, including 4z''V" Aniei'
o" Futures opened quiet and moderate de-
mand closed steady; American i'nup 5.SiSb
g Low miu snIleTs January and February,
5-eiGS s-6ld, sellers; February ,p ahp
March. SID, sellers Mare Nav 8h1 3 SGD
sellers. Nav and June, 9-6id., buyers
lime and July, l0-6id., buyers; July e anu
August, Ibid, buyers; August ana Svp-
TENDER, ll-6iqS l26ld ei p4yt t9'sid buy
ers. October and November 12-6id;, sell sen
} ers. November and December, 3 l2-tid''
buyers. ,, o..on
NEW YORK, January the nrics cot5 nnl
market opened steady, with prices u u-
/ Changed TO points higher, Dut soois
turned easy under realizing by some oi
| the more nervous traders. BUSINESS Was
spasmodic during the DAY, wltn S from
, the South and abroad added 10 the uh'
settled feeling. The bear iactlon, now now
/ | ever. were slow to pursue agsressNS ma mo,
: sures. as private dispatches noted very
stiff SPOT southern markets NO cnans'
<. in the situation at New England Mullins
!; centres; continued light receipts and pa.
roads. The Liverpool news aVerdseup n, ~ ~
!, pretty much as expected, ana CUT hr.l
figure as an influence on the market. IN
weather map showed continued rains owe
a, the greater portion OF the belt, the NE
sissippi Valley in particular reportn
heavy precipitation. The market close
n barely steady. to points net lower,
a. Estimated receipts at ports for the DAY
Id $4,000 bales. against 2,I7 bales last o we q
&c and 5000 last year. For the week, 2lO1
d; bales, against 209,76S last week ana Z5o'o
IS, | last year. =, -
f. To-day's receipts at New Orleans. 1875
o. bales, against 1889 last week. The DAY
ut receipts at Houston, $500 bales, asalh
1886 last year.
% Cotton-Firm: mlddling 1-l6c.; net r
u, cepts. 45o bales; gross receipts, 5lsf Daie
ed sales 90 bales; stock, 100. 526 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, 80, az bale
exports-to Great Britain, SS,5SS bales;
49, France, 61O3 bales; TO the Continent, 2s''
ry- bales stock. LIZ. POS bales.
re- Consolidated: Net receipts, 39,2l7 bale
ISL exports-to Great Britain 80 5SS bales;
vi France, elO3 bales; TO the Continent, 2
ar, 7S5 bales.
ing ceipts. 627i,l26 bales; exports-to Gre
18th Britain 2l93. i27 bales: TO France. 5Sl,
ons bales; TO the Continent, 172O,432 bales.
Its. Cotton futures opened steady; Janual
osi- s5.6s February. $50; March. s5.7l; Apl
lily s5.74 May. SIS; June. $3.50 July. $.
tied August, $3.50; September, s5.7s; Octob
UGH Spot closed steady; middling uplan
wy Lice; middling Gulf, 65-l6c.; sales,
bales.
:. Futures closed barely steady: Janua
Dull SIS; February. sos; March. $50; Ap
nth. August. s5.s2; September. $75: .Octot
,ern 1914: November $40; December. 1916
NEW ORLEANS. January H--Cot
n. n futures steady; January 1927: Februa
,ern s5.25Qs5.27; March, s5.25ds5.2s; April. $.
1913; May. $3.50 $3.50; June. s5.4i; Jl
s5Fas5.4s August. s5.49GS.5O; Septeml
S.BQSH; October, S4ia$5.i5.
NAvAL-SToRE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. s. c., January 14--l
pentine-Firm at &c. sales, none.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; SO
none.
SAVANNAH. GA. January ll-Sp
OF Turpentine-Nothng doing; recei
oso 2l5 casxs.
eavy Rosin-Firm and unchanged: sales.
bsat barrels; receipts, i2O7 barrels
Corn WILMINGTON. n. c., January
,wer, Spirits Of Notwithstanding dc
ribs prices unchanged; receipts. SO casks
Rosin-Quiet at 91i2c. u.N.gA: rece
4si barrels.
sing Crude Turpentine-Firm AT N.3Ja
receipts. barrels.
X Tar-Steady at Sl.l0: receipts. 2J5 bar
- DANvILLE TOBACCO MARkE
DANVILLE, VA. January lt-Sspe'
w Quotations: Wrappers-Fancy, $40
good, <scusi0; medium, s2cnS5o; com
l1s $lzgS2O. Fillers-Good, SsgSlO: com
y3nsS Cutters-Fancy, N2n>z-, smo
7x67s s6dss.50; exports, sllgs2O; nondescrip'
sitGS9 S.
'""'S PETERSBURG TOBACCO MAhh
PETERSBURG. January H-tSpeci
sS Market very quiet. with light receipt
,l015 sales. Quotations unchanged, as
lows: Common 10 medium Tugs.
$50; good to fne Tugs, y3uS5o; poor
500 leaf x3nS4; fair to good short leai
S.72 medium 10 good wrappers, N;coqsil.
10 fine wrappers N+GS20; medium TO
$3.50 shipping. N.50Qslo; good to nne sni
ssO7i, $l24Sl6 ,.pvu,r
,aady SUFFOLK VA. January lisp
snr,ng Hand-picked. fancy. Lie; extra.
4 corn. Virginia shelled. No. l.. SA-sc'; NO.