Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-01

60 lie.
Oats-steady to higher; July, isi-2e.s
bid; August. lSc.. bid; May, y S-oc., Dio.
Pork Standard mess nsy sss0 q "a -
I4ard-Prime steam. 50; choice, -" -
Other articles unchanged.
THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. July x.-i2:so r. Moot
ton-Demand moderate; American md
ding, ISL; sales. 500 bales American,
$50 bales; speculation and export, 90
tales; receipts, 2.iO0 bales-ali American.
Futures opened easy; demand FAR; July,
50-eid.; July and August, 4S-St9s $3.50
a-sid., August and September. , iA,cfD
iJ-efffS 46-Gld.; September end Octooer'
io-64fI3 A-6fd.; October and November
3 3s-6ffi3 39-64fsJ 40-6ld. November and Oc--
eember, 3 Ss-eips 39-eid.; Decsmbsr ana
January S6-64fys N-si63 3S-6fd. !, January
and February. 2s-s4g3 sl-ot0s yssiv
39-6ld. February and March, SS~oto.;
March and April l0-6fd.; May ana june
. E-64d.
Futures steady: tenders at to-day's
clearings, 1000 bales. new docket.
12:45 T. -Cotton-AmericaD spo1
grades, 1-32l. higher; American middilnf'
fair. l1-S2d.; good middling, l~Sld. md
ding, 2s-37d. low middling, lS-l6d',
good ordinary. ll-ied.: ordinary I'D
4 =. M.-American middhng, low mia
ding clause, August, d-St1s ozscs,.s,,
buyers; August and September. > fs,etg
49-6id., buyers; September end Octooer,
47-ssi3 46-64d., sellers; October and No
venber, 8 i2-6id.. buyers; November ana
December. f2-64l., sellers; December ana
January f2-64d.. sellers; January anu
February 42-6h.. value feoruasy LII
March. 43-6id., buyers; March ana Aprns
3 A-6f6i3 45-sid.. sellers; April and May
3 45-6lQ3 4s-6ld. buyers.
Futures closed quiet.
Weekly cotton statistics: Total saies %
A hn1 A N.AFtC0n
bales; trade takines, including forwar1ed
from sh'n's side. 5000 bales; actual eN-
port, 5000 bales. Total imrorts. l.yv
bales; American. 5.ooo bales lo t,I S'o 10,
e4t0o0 bales; American. $4,000 bales. To-
tai aficat 1900 bales. American. 5evv
bales; spectators took 800 bales; eSs
porters took 1S0O bales.
NEW YORK. July a.-Cotton quiet;
middling gulf ii-l6c.; middling. Ilo,
gross receipts. 1 bale; exports-to CONT
nent. 2e6 bales, sales. II baies-eil SPIN
ners; stock. $685. bales.
Weekly: Gross receipts. 4sso; e~ports--
10 Great Britain. csc balee; France, :,
bales; Continent. 1872 bales; forwarcea:
2ss bales; sales. s.l5s bales; spinners. 7Sl
bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 81 bales;
exports--to Great Britain, 5,nS bales; Con-
tinent 1895 bales; stock l'eS3S bales.
Totals so far this week; Net receil.s.
1891 bales; exports--to Great Britain, lS'-
Oh bales; France. q bales, Continent -
SEQ bales
Totals since September LIST: Net re e'pts'
$50 3oS balss: exports--to Great Sntsin'
1920. SOS bales: France 4s2. as bales; con-
Cotton futures closed strong; August
Nl9: September s9s: october, ~9: 30
vembar ssS: December. wS, Janenry'
So %: February. %: March. $500; April
suns review: Cotton advanced 2ew2g
points, closing strong. With sales or 5s.lV
bales August advanced paints. reecteo'
and declined II. but rallied later and adj
vanced points
To-day's features; Rsperls Of damage Z?
the crop In LouisiarH, mississippi, ana
Arkansas continue to he received, anq
prices shot NJ again Ike 9 foeket, am AM
ana not come down l.kr stick, either ON
the contrary they sLarod up. and the mar
ket closed at the hss, prices OF the DAY,
showing an imprSvsHtnt an aions tns
about Ne August aeeliBed al nrtt, rut
later rallied snd advanced with the test
OF the list. TIE feeling was decldediy 81
some new buy'og Stop orders were zen
81 and contri.-ltsd 10 the strength OF ue
market. LverpeJl rallied after opening
lower The South bought heavily anu
comrnissior-he were alse gooo puye's.
Heavy selling to realize on the advnnoe
failed 10 rahte any impression on ths
rrarket. rss maximum temperature ~ va
rlous stsflsSA acsording 70 the Weaynsf
Bureau. was tco degrees, ana th1 -
uSn sSs ths rext thlrty-six horrs Is for
continued slssr and warm weather
NEW ORLEANS. July a. Cotton fu-
lures barely steady: sales $500 Dalshl
August. B72; September $3.50; octeSss s.
@1. November 1851; Decempers so.vo'
january, 1877; February $bIz' march,
1915.
NAvAL-sToRE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, N c., July I.-Rosin--
Firm; strained, n.S2A; good STRAINED
solrits Of Turpentine-Firm; mschins
9lgc bid.
Tnr-steedy at s106.
Crude Turpentine-Quiet hern' ~"
soft. s155; virgin N.@.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. Jvly Si.-Turpsn
tine-Ffrm at ni4c. sales. none.
Rosin-Flrm sales, none; y and G. w
d and Il, $3.50; F. si.s6; g, 30; III U.s.
l. n5o; x n Isi;s N; ise' n q 100 "'''"
sAVANNAH. GA. July 81; Turpentins--,-
OPENED firm at 22hc.. with sales OF 5Il
casks. ane closed firm at zzhc:, with salss
Of 900 casks. Receipts. 81 casks. hecsip.s
casks the same week last year. The sea-
sons receipts thus far. lb,fH casks
againat 1t75A casks last year. Exports,
1ssIs4 casks, against 1892 cosks lss si.
year. stock. St5sz cssSs J., sF HrI, sarss l0'
Rosin-Firm at the decline on A; - -
d. 3. F. and @. Sales, 1000 barrels. Re-
CENTS to-day $3.50 barrels; receipts W ~,
90, v5eek 500 barrels. against zSzo5
barrels the same week last year. The sea-
sons receipts this far. $50 1913 barrels
against 2ss.50s barrels last year Exports
sol us barrels. against S2.6cs barrels 81 az
wear stock. 1872 f75 barrels, against lyo.E'
srrels last year. no stock in first HANDS
To-day's quotations: y, y, G. ana -
n.sSl5 E, $40; y, tl.!gi g, n;%; n, T. %; !,
81 80; x: n.es; N, NVi N no "''~S"