Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08
Whiskey 81 27Gsl.2s per gallon for
finished goods in car-lots.



were wanted at strong prices, ana ths
others were fairly active and about
steady An exceptionally choice lot or
back cattle from Iowa was sold for 800,
the highest price paid in a long time.
The sales of natve-beef steers were at
an extreme range of si0s5.30. but the pro-
portion of choice beeves was small. ana
cattle sold chiefly at $aeas % and Jo9 there 70
was a limited demand for stockers az
s.. 50Gs3GO. Fat cows and heifers sold
very well. but grassers were more hu-
merous and sold badly. Texas cattle were
plentiful and fairly active at STEADY
prices. ,, <or
hogs and prices were mostly steady at
about Saturdays closing figures. sales
were at an extreme range OF S.ZOn S;o' i--,
the bulk selling at 49, i5uS5o. Inferior 70
light southwestern pigs were oHered IN
considerable numbers, and drove OF 10
head that averaged 100 pounds brought
81 60. ...,..o1,
largely of lambs, and sales were slow az
81 g5GS5 for shorn focks and S0.25aSoio
for woolled Coloradoes. Spring amps
weue about Z5c. lower. with slow sales ~; 10
sQse and sheep so 20 75 slSyy for a. prime to
extra natives. The bulk of the sheep
sold at s3.75QsL5O. fat natives being
scarce. ,oooo ,,a hoo. a.
OlD head, Sntcp, li,Nv' h''''
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, June I-flour-'9uie''
WE WWSSSeatEouiet and firm; No. red, Soc.,
nominaly. ,.oa oeo
Oats-Firm; No. mixed, 2VaZo l-Zc'
Rye-Ouiet; No. z. 36c
Iard-Easy at S3.G IL
Buil< Meats-Quiet at A.6O@si.75.
Bacon-Steady at s5Sn<5.p.
Whiskey-Steady at $.l9.
Rutter-Easy and unchanged.
sugar-Steady; hard refined, s3.5Saso.3o.
Cbeese--Easy; good to prime Ohio fiat,
s 1-2u9 l-2c.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK. June 7.-Cotton steady;
middling. Z Lille; net receipts G rune
gross. 4492 bales; esxports-i,99o ba,es.
Continent 3.437 bales forwarded, 2,sss
| hales: sales, 2.546 bales spinners' f'o
/ bales. stock 1873. 656 bales. .,-
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 7S5 bales;
exports-to Great Britain 2Ig bales 80
| France. 100 bales; 10 continent, '0''
| bales: stock. 2s0,93i bales 90, -.
| consolidated net receipts, LIZ pales,
| exports-to Great Britain ZzD Daies, "
| france. 100 bales; Continent, A',s5 paies.
| Totals since September LIST: Net re.
| CENTS 6.566 2i2 bales; exports-to S ~ 30,
| Rritain. 2.955,S9l bales; TO France, oso,oei
bales. Continent, 2,o6l,S27 bales; to chan-
| mel 5,4Sl bales. An hr, firm
Cotton futures. opened dull t pnt urn
| sales 100 bales: January, S6.sl; repruary
| 81 "a: July, $7.l5; August. Nis; Sspls,np%e a
sSs2: October, s6.7s; November. VA; De-
snot cotton closed steady; middling up
Lands. 7ii-l6c.; middling Gulf, 1lo-ioc'
Win the Liverpool cotton market closed
| since Friday. the local cotton market W.
| Inactive and featureiess throughout tns
session. The market opened duil Dut III u
At a nominal advance or 2n4 points ac,
cording TO bids breaking ou. on on t the ars,
! Lii untii December was reached, ano
,ban hut COO bales OF December cnansee
hands al x67s. This constituted tne en-
tire trading on the call. Cp 70 NJ
the sales had reached oh,y 80" wey oa, bn
a. SEQ hales. The market closed dull pu
s,sadv AT a net advance OF 2ui points.
cot;on futures closed dull but steady
saies 1850 bales. Closing: January
Ssl: February. MI hs 81 10: september
ss'4: October. 1911; November, 800; lie
cember. 1918.
NAyAL-STORE MARKETS.
| VIII NINGTON. ~. c.. June Esprit
rurpentine-S Steady at "A S-ia@ he; re
ce Rosin Il S at sl25aaso; receipts. IS
Crude crude Turpentine-siso. $50. and $3.50
receipts. 10 barrels.
Tar-ouiet at 81; receipts 12i barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. Juno 7.-Turpen
tine-Frrin at Is 1-2c.. sales. 3N casks; n
ceipts. 1885 casks.
4scs barrels: sales. s.75e barrels.
CHARLESTON, 8. c.. June 7.-Turpe1