Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-26

close July pork was &c. higher than yes
terday, July lard 7Ae. and ribs lvqlZtac.
The leading futures ranged as foiows'
opening. hignssI Lowest ciosins.
: ::s!;;.;:..: s:s:s n s ssssS 7 iss;SS
Sep. 1889. isNss i0ssN 4sss 4o',
s sss s::::::::$s r. s 81: go 80:
Jaly"...,lI.so usss si.ao i,S.aG'.
scpt..... ls.22h I2.32h 1870 1a.oo
SEPT SEPT" @o3n CenS e57h d.0s's
.s S9oa.:''' sas.s ssss s s s.s &c
cash quotations: Flour dull but STEADY.
prices l5c. lower. No. 2 spring wheat;
'i.a7rsc No. !: red, 7lndnAc- no 2
sl2.22 ia 81 .. Lard, tG5jas65, l-2e. Sh9f'
ers, ..a l-2lls559; short-clear Sides, %.ocr
sb.s2 IL. Whskey. fl.25 IL.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YA2DS. ILL, June -.
and easy; common 10 extra f0S; stock;
ert and feeders: s25olSt?i; COWS and
Hogs-Rcceipts. 1900 head. market; &c.
higher: heavy packing and shipping lots,
1850; $3.50. common 10 choic' mixed, st,5g
SL75. choice assorted st5JaA55; light
A256SiGJ; pigs. S.lTtsLN.
Sheep--Recsipts. 1900 head: n~.ket
steady for lambs, sheep higher; choice,
&rA; lambs. S.75ff%.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS June z5.-Flour-Quiet, with
prices unchanged.
Whsat.Hissss rgeSPi,s' aGi2 egs is
September. y i-sn,2 l-;e.
Corn-Hisher; July, a 3-se.' September
10 i-i01 3-sc.
pork-Siandari mess. N2W Il
Lard-prine steam 's3j; choics, $50
Bacon-Shouiders tie. longs, '-Sc.;
clear ribs, &c: short clear. l-sc
Dry-Saliel Meats-Shoulders. 5n5 5-Sc. /;
longs. S.Sc; clear ribs, l-2c.' short
High wines-Lowsr but steady on
basis Of sl2i
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o. Jgn' 2i-Fionr-
Quiet; winter patents. S23'.i %; DO. fancy
slgl' do f2 atai ca @ .nriS @o' ian E9
Flour Northv estern. s.. to0s}s5.
Wheat-Quiet and s'eady.
Corn-Dul and easy
Pork-Rather active and hrm. mess
sl95a: clear mess. $3.50: family. sl5.1p
Lard-Firm; steam lesf &c. kettle lard
&c: prime steam. s.490sc.i2 -.
Bacon-Flrm: loose shoulders. &c {:
loose short-rib sidos. 3-sc.: loose short
clear sides. 1c.: boxed meats worth lac
more. -.
Dry-salted Moats-Firm and active;
loosdv.Shoulders l-sc; loose short RIBS
l-tc; loo.e sh0ri,el ,1r , S,6es' ol--'''
Butter-Quiet; prices unchanged; easy
THE COTTON MARKETS.
can middllng fair. 7-32d: good middling.
2j-32d.: low mIddling. I'D; good or1l-
nary. 3 3-sd.; ordinary a-lod; ) e une'
3 25-s4d.. buyers June and Jui"; aorn'u..
BUYERS: July and August, , 2S-st1.. sellers
August and September, Sl-6id.. sellers :
September and October. 37-6id3 3S-64d
buyers; October and November. N.6ip
2 3e-sid.. sellers: November and December;
3 SsSta$ SO as se li5Id .eli ST yanuoT3
and February, 4l-6id3 R-6id.. buyers;
February and March. , i3-std, sei,er@ :
March and April. 3 44-6fd3 b-oid.' sellers
Futures closed quiet
NEW YORK. June 25.-Cot,on-Steady :
middling gulf. 1-lc. middling. &c net
receipts, none: gross |. l27 bales; exports
10 Great Britain. 2.34 bales: 10 the Con
tinent, 1O5l bales; forwarded. ~ bales'
sales, 1924 bales: spnners, 3s-f bales'
stock 205 ff bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, sl6 haits
exports--to Great Britain. 2,GlI halfs: 20
the Continent, 1o5i bales, stock. bi w
bales.
Totals so far this week: Net receipts fe,,
g 456 bales: exports-to Great Britain. 4.,9'
bales; to France. 20 bales, 10 the 'ohu-
nent. 5000 bales. ~
CENTS 9.sS2 507 bales: exports-to Great
Britain. 3.s75.27t bales; 10 France, 0o'N'
bales: TO the Continent. 2,3S.0ls bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June @-FuiureS
steady; June, $50; July: So; Aus.st,
$3.50: September $3.50: October. Nd: No
vember ss5t: December &.5s: January.
$3.50 February. s. SO. March. 1913.
NAvAI-sTORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. ~. G., June %;
Closing-Rosin-F strained. S.l5; good
spirits Of Turpentine-F'irm; machine,
Is 1-2c. irresulars, csc.
Crude Turpentine-Ouiet: hard NZo;
sofe $50: virgin. 2.25.
CHARLESTON. n. G, Juno 25.-Iur-
pentine-26c. bid; receipts. % casks
Rosin-Good strained firm at N.loGNlo'
receipts. 80 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. June 25.-spirits ~
Turpentine-Firm at u 3-ic.; sales, ASo
casks. receipts 1892 casks.
and c. $40; d. $40: f, .l25; +. h..5;
G.. SIS: Ii. $40: /. $3.50; X. f2.25; ~.
s245:N. $3.50; window-glass, $3.50; water
white g.