Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-27

choice f mixed. S.o5app; choice assorted
1 sIya<.55: light. s3.Eas3.62ls; pigs, S''o"
sheep-Recelpts. 500 head; market
| strong: inferior 10 choice, s2UA; lambs
| sSgS5D
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, June S.-F1our-Quies
and unchanged. -
| June. eika6i4c.; July and August, 90
| 81 l-Sc: September, 81 3-S0el 5-Sc.; s0uth-
ern. by sample, @Q62c.; do. on grace
corn-Dun; MIXED. spot and June.
sass lac; september, @ he BID: steam I'm
6ats-Duil No. 2 white western, 3 l-iV
BPS; No. 2 mixed. 40, Alfgzzc.
Rye-Quiet; near by, S,aSec.
| Hay-OuleI
Grain Freights-Quiet.
Sugar-strong; granulated, sLs0.
Others unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. June &-Flour-un-
Wheat-No. red. C2i,aesc.
Corn-Dull but steady, No. Mixed
| 27izc.
| 0ats-Slower: No. ? mixed. track, l7tsI
lSc. No track. white lSc.
1850
Lard Steady; steam leaf, $3.50; kettTs
| laru. tia0
Bacon-I.oose shoulders. $3.50; short-rb
| sides. $3.50. shCrt-clear sides, $3.50.
| Drv-Salted Meats - Shoulders, NNist
| short-rib sides. 81: shOrt-clear sides, $40;
bellies. $780, boxed meats, lac. more.
| Whiskey-Unchauged
THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL June 8.-R39 p. NJ
Cott0n-Demand fair; prices steady; Amers
| lean middling I-sd. sales, 10000 bales-y
American, 900 bales; speculation and exc
port SEQ bales; receipts, 1900 bales-Amer-
Futures opened quiet; demand moderate;
! July and August. 3 50-6id., August ana
September 3 46-GiG3 41-6id.; September and
! October. 3 8-6id3 ESD; October and Me-
vember, 39-6id.: November and Decem-
Der. 3S-6i0s S9-eid. December and Janus
airy, Ss-64d.; January and February,
3 39-6tq3 SS-64Q3 5s-6id.; February ana
March, 40-Gid. March and April. fl-5id.
Futures quiet tenders, $50 bales new
docket.
l2:l5 z. M.-American spot grades. 1921.
higher; American middling fair, sd
low middling, l5-l5d. good ordiharys
3 ll-i6d.; ordinary, I'D.
4 p. M.-June, 53-6id.. buyers; June and
July. 3 52-Gid value; July and Augusts
3 d-6id., value; August and september.
std, buyers, September and OCTOBER
3 i3-6id., sellers, October and November,
December, 3 SS-6la3 89-6id., buyers; De-
value; January and February, 3 59-eid.,
sellers; February aud March, i0-6ld.s
March and April. il-6id., buyers.
! Futures closed STEADY.
NEW YORK. June 26-Cotton-Dull:
middlng Gulf Z Sic; mlddling. l-Zc
net and gross receipts, none' exports 10
the Continent. ga bales. forwarded, noncs
sales none: stock. ll2,@4 bales.
| Weekly Net receipts, - bales gross re-
ceipts, 92i6 bales; eXports-to Great btl-
tain, $3.50 bales to France, 800 bales, TO IN:
I ~ NlN IA
bales; sales, 2,ii6 bales; spinners. $40 bales.
! To-day'~ totals: Net receipts. 3l5 bales:
eNports-to Great Britain lsl bales; TO tha
Continent, S6SS bales; stock. 2l2, iss bales
Totals so Tar this week; Net receipts
| 10 iG7 bales. exports-to Great Britain, hRI
bales; TO France, 800 bales; TO the Cont-
nent. 1888 bales.
Totals since September LIST: Net receipts,
5l32t77 bales; eXports-to Great britain,
21S063 bales; 10 France i5l 5l3 bales ~
the Continent il2Sl00 bales. 100 ..,
Futures closed steady; sales les's ~!
bales: June, N2ldN25. july Shz5ASi,-iI
August. N2J; September. S6.6'a66s, oc-
tober, So 99QSGIO bid; December, S66gn8.iOi
January, S67SuS67f, March, $6.Aas5S@
suns report: cotton Declined . 10
points, but recovered this, and advancet
to g, closing steady, with sales or lVo"p
To-day's features: The Texas drought
Is stll unbroken and prices are up again.
The prolonged dry weather - becoming
the all-absOrblng topic OF conversation
| throughout the world. To-day Liverpool
bought AID there was also good buying
for local account, az well as a very fair
demand from the South. July notices Tor,
perhaps $500 bales, were issued to-day,
but they were stopped, and, or course,
this was too small a factor 10 influence
the market one way or another. inc
! Liverpool stock Is now only esSVO bales,
. against Gl7. 600 "A week ago. 1851 900 a year
ago. and j. $500 at this time In 1894.
The present Liverpool. stock Includes
! $4,000 bales Of American, against iSsvD
bales week ago. $1,000 bales az this
time last year, and l,2BoO bales In 1874.
. This exhibit and the excellent cotton
goods trade OF Europe, as well "a tho
continued dry weather in Texas, greatly
. encouraged the bulls. II Is NOT claimed
that any very serious damage has yet
been done I'm Texas but IL Is maintained
that IL the drought continues until the
18th OF July it will become serious as
shortage win then be limited.
NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-CottOn-Fu-
lures steady, sales. 1920 bales, july %1ll
= August. s66i; September 800 October sd
. January 1913, February %.il; March,
'''' NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. y. G.. June 26-Rosin---
Firm; strained, 1872 II; good strained'
Spirits OF Turpentine-Duu, machine.
q lie; irregular p SIC.
, Tar-Firm al N2o. 49,
Crude Turpentine- Steady; hard, NDl
soft, $40; virgin. SlbO
CHARLESTON, 5. c.. June 26.-Turpen-
tine-Firm NJ DC; sales. none.
Rosin-Flrm; sales, none; \, -, G. ID.
81 and ~ S35: r, $40; q, S.b; Al, $50;
/. N.5j: X. aG0. NJ. 81 70; y. $LS0. window
glass. $3.50, ter-white s.
, SAVANNAH, GA. June 26.-Turpen-
tine-Firm firm Al 231ac sales. 100 casksI
, receipts. .5f3 casks, stock 2Z'tD casks.
Rosiu-Firm at the advance, sales, 400
, barrels; receipts, 49i barrels. The mar
ket closed firm; a. b. G, y. and r. $50;
r. $J0asL@; O. tL3Qtl6l; IA, N.6s; J..
$40: X N75; NJ, S75; \. N.S; window
: glass. 81 9JnS20j: water-white E0inGl5
since April lst Receipts. 2,8,2lS barrels;
exports. 208 81 barrels; stock, 1850
|, barrels.