The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29
FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCrAL.
RICHMOND, June %, 1866.

ing and selling.
ocKs.-Virginia Registered, old, 39l,,
Go; nec, 38g381a; Coupons, Ga. Rich
mond City, 1917. North Carolina, 81.
Virginia Central and Virginia and Tenr IS
see Railroads, 62965; Orange and Alex
andria, jO95j; Danville, 62.
NEW YORE.
The more decided nature of the war
news seems TO depress rather than stimu-
late the press of gold in New York. At
the gold board this morning it opened at
$50, declined to l5lL near the close OF
the board, and suddenly rose to 1888 at
which it closed.
The money matters In New York are,
according to paper accounts, unchanged.
The foreign news, indeed, seems to have
had so good an effect that the newspaper
accounts are completely superseded by the
telegraph, and we look to the statements
that are to come az showing the condition
of the market under the influence of this
news. Stocks were buoyant before tins
news was received, and there was little
demand for gold shipment. Money was
plenty OF to per cent. interest.
new YORK MONEY MARKET.
Nrw YORK, June 2S.-Fivc- twenticS
closed at 1881 seycn-thirtics, 1899.
Gold, 1921.
,.r,- y,pv u,prrTs rIfr'pSu.y MORNING.
New YORK, June 2S.-Gold, 1884. Ex-
change, l0l,. Cotton unchanged.
NEW YORK MARKETS, AFTERNOON.
New YORK, June 2S.-Flour dull:
southern, $l0.lO@SlT. Wheat dull sales
of thirteen thousand five hundred bushels
Chicago spring at 42.lO; white Kentucky,
$3.50 Canadian, 1925. Corn has declined
lc .@2c. Beef quiet. Pork firm: sales OF
nine thousand five hundred barrels at
s3l .50a3l.95. Whisky dull. Cotton dull;
sales of one thousand bales at 3Ic.@39c.
Sugar quiet. Spirits turpentine dull at
soc .@S2c. RoSin dull at 33a$sj0.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, WEDNESDAY.
New ORLEANS, June 27.-Cotton feeble
prices unchanged; sales Of GOO bales.
Gold, 1924. Bank sterling, 10. New
York exchange, par. The cotton worm is
ravaging the plant in western Texas.
ESTIMATE or COTTON CROP.
New YORK, June 28.-The York Dry
Goods Exchange has concluded an esti-
mate OF the growing cotton crop, based
upon reports OF sheritts and prominent
persons in every county Of the cotton
States. 1t is reported that the average
crop is between e-tourth and one-htth
of the crop Of 1860.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
The following are the wholesale quotations Of
leading articles
ALcoHoL.-S5l: IS. IS r gallon.
BAcoS.-Sdcs, clear, @l!I22c.; bone, Gle; hams,
new, ?3025c.; shoulders, T.Glsc.; Virginia hog
round, "lc.
BAUs.-Be,t two-buShel, j5c.
BRASDr.-French, *lV4fla; apple, $3.50 ; Phila.
dolphia, =. 4oHS2.75.
BEEswAx. -Nominal al SIC. T. b.
BuTTEE.-Fair 10 prime, @4a9'c. Z a..
Corn NBAL.-Bolted sl.SjIsl.io: unbolted
country ground meal, Sl.3o1sl.3J.
CHEEsE.-Northcrn aud Western, ?o422c. ; Eng
lish dairy, ?9U2Sc.
CoRx-The demand for corn is active, and sup
ply limited. We quote wholesale, sl.Sj and firm.
In very small lots little more is paid.
CoFFEE.-Ro, .;.u 2sc. Laguayra, aoJssc.
Java, 4!c.
CANDLES. -Adaman.in-, light weight, 92I:s.
full weight, ?4G2Gc. tAlIow, N8lTc.; rarahne,
sc
CmER-Apple, 35Gloc. 4 gallon.
CONCENTRATED LYg.-S3 Il case Of dozen
CocHISEAL.-Sl.75dS2 T. h.
CorTox.-TEcre is but little cotton sold in Rich
moud Virginia loose lots, 30432c
COTToS ARDS.-Sl2aSl5 u dozen.
CorToS MISREPRESENTATION No to No
II, 81 30 from No. Ii to No. 10, -; Manchester
No. sto No. II, 81.
DRY GooDs.-Printa, l;l2lc.; satinets, sic.Q
81. 10 silks, 81. ?56S225. Sheetinss, unbIeached
I.Ba26c =: bleached, l23fL45c. bieached, New York
mills Soc. Ginzhams, 2jGi2lc. stripes, 2J135c.
cambrics, l6I2oc. cotton fannels, brown and
bleached 35IiOc. Hannels, all wool, !OG42tc.
Hoop skirts, y dozen, Is springs, $3.50; 20 springs
80; 30 springs, $3.50, Balnorals, u dozen, 81
4Sl5
DRUG, ASp DYE SrrFgs.-Prices for drugs tend
upward. Alum, o!c.; copperas, 4c. madden, l6c.;
indigo, *l.ao extract loswood, Is; sup. carb. soda,
lltc; blue stone, lsc.
EGGs. -2563oc. q dozen.
FERTILIZERS. Guano, f95l*log u ton;
Pacific Guano, so n ton, PatapSco Guano, s6S
p ton /; Bone Dust, s55 u ton.
FLAX SEED.-S? 6oG$2.7o u bushel.
FLouR.-Market brisk and tendency upward
Virginia family, tnomnal,) Sls.5odSH: Eir-
gnia extra, sl48Sl+.3O; superhne, sll.750sl2
Northern family, SNCsl6; Northern extra,
Sl2 254$l3.25; Northern superfne, $40 5oasll so.
FEED-Oats, 75ls.Oc. u bushel-very scarce
shpstuf, from the mill, sOc " bushel. BrownStuf,
from the mill, soc. q bushel. Wheat bran, 4oc.
Corn bran, soc.
H.-Herrings, Halifax, SjIS5.5O . barrel
North Carolina, 4 Il barrel for No. l. g. II bar
rel for No. . and ID. u half barrel for No. roe
herrimgs Mackerel, No. l, Sl9IS?0 in kits, so;
No. 2, sl6 .5O9Su; No. 3, SIS; mess shad, In kits,
IS.
GINSENG. -75c. assoc.
HArs.-wool, 50 to Sls u dozen, according
to quality fur, sls to 81? q dozen; moleskin silk
hats s72 ~ dozen; dress cashmere hats, $50 u do
zen.
HrDss.-Dry, lo@2Oc. sailed, si9loc.
HAT.-*l. lO4sll5. from store.
IRoS.-English refined iron, etc. u d.; country
hammered. 7c. Swedes. Sc. T. d. Mayors east
steel, ESQ. q H.
KEROSENE OIL.-62c u gallon retail, 75c.
LARD.-Prime, ?4G2sc. In kegs, and ?lG9'c. in
tierces; family, In kegs, 13i42lc.
LEATHHR.-The leather market is firm, and the
tendency is upward Sole leather. oak, sSG<sc.;
sole leather, hemlock, i9G37c.; upper, s29a1c.;
kip, q dozen, s524sS2; harness, 3og4oc.; calf
skins, French, s4o4Sd5 domestic, $aoGs4o; mo-
rocco, s3sgS44 rough skrting, ??Gslc.
LIAE.-sl SoGs2 q barrel.
LrNBER.-white pine, one inch, ssOG $50 2 thou.