Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-15

fanuiatcd, o.g. Butter irregular,
IL i-2nl he; daIries. S9i2c.
neese quiet al 71-fgsc. Eggs firm,
resh. Su8 lie.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL, July I4.--fn cattle
here was an improved demand from the
tart. the light run making all classee
buyers eager to purchase. and prices
veraged loc. per 100 pounds higher.
ales were brisk. while the supply lasted.
S.9OnS for native beef steers, ths
ulk selling at N.25u$i s.. and extra lots
iere scarce. and sold at $5.lVg;,fs.
butchers and Gamers stun shared in
he advance, and fat steers sold well.
'aiyes were In fair and active demand
/ 3.50ns5S5. The stocker and feeder
rade was fairly animated at S.f0t<i.25,
few common lots selling for SnS.25.
Tnere was an active demand for hogs.
'rices were STRONGER and higher early,
subsequently. The bulk OF
he hogs brought s3.35uS3.6. sales being
I tho extreme range OF x.lcEl $50. Some
DTS sold badly and there was n WIDEN
ng tendency between inferior and choice
ogs. prime lightweIghts being the best
ellers. The market closed with the early
Improvement all lost. heavy lots selling
adly.
There was a fairly active general de-
nand for sheep. and prices ruled steady
I sl.Sasi for inferior TO prime focks OF
heep. and siuS4s0 for lambs, prime
lmbs being higher. Sheep sold chiefly at
SnS.e0, and lambs largely at $4,000 -. 10
Ieavy sheep were slower than hereto
ore. and the commOner lots or LAMBS
old badly. Fat fed western sheep brought
I. ioasS.6o and range sheep sold az WOO
3.25.
Receipts: Cattle. 1900 head; hogs. 5000
ead: sheep, 1909 head.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. July 1L-Flour-Firm and
Unchanged: receipts. l. us barrels; exports.
4 81 barrels; sales. 800 barrels.
Wheat-Firmer: spot 73izm73 5-sc.; the
month. 73n73l4c.; August and September.
l2,d72c.; steam No. red, 6yl9c. bid; re-
eipts. 59.474 bushels: exports. none; stock.
IS PSI bushels; sales 1900 bushels; south
rn wheat by sample, 70aIf4c.; do. on
rade. 72h07ihc. no.,
Corn-Finn; spot and the month, 2Sg
shc.: August. 30hn3o Csc September.
s.d3lc.: steamer mixed, 2Sl5I3 5-sc.; re-
eipts. l0i721 bushels: exports, lB ~
bushels; stock. 7sS.752 bushels; sales 81 ~
bushels; southern white corn, s3p3ic.; do
FELLOW, Sin35c.
Oats-Firm; No. white. 25izn2sizc. No.
mixed, 23023isc: receipts, $50 bushels
10000 bushels; stock, l,SV'
ushelS.
Rye-Firmer: No. 2 near by. SenS9lsc.
10. 2 western. 39i@ni0c.; receipts. 800
bushels; exports, 5l,S6S bushels; STOCK
l. S4 bushels.
Hay-Steady: choice timothy. slS5oTslf
Grain elghts-Steady and unchanged.
Sugar-F'irm and unchanged:
Butter-Quiet and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm fresh. Zoe.
Cheese-Steady; fancy, New York, large
c.: do medium. &c: do. small. 9i7c.
Whiskey-CnChanged
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. July n.-Flour-Easy.
Wheat-Unsettled: No 2 red 721xu'bc.
Confirm; No. mixed, 27lsc.
Oats-Steady; No 2 mixed. DC.
Rye-Active; No. 2 90.
Lard-Easier at 1910.
Bulk Meats-Steady at SbWsi.5o
Bacon-Quiet at $5.S5aS.40.
Whiskey-Steady at sl.ls.
Sugar-Firm.
Eggs-Easy at &c.
Cheese-Steady.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. July IA r Moot
i'm fair demand; prices higher,
American middling, fair. lls6d.; do.
good middling and American middllng
md low middling, 4 I'D. good ordinary,
l3-32d.: ordinary. 3 = -32d.: sales for the
iav were 1890 bales-l 90 bales for spec
llation and export. aud included 9,ico
sales American; receipts, 1oo0 bales-no
American.
Futures opened firm. with a moderate
demand. and closed quiet at the advance;
American middling. low-mlddiing clause,
July. l2-6iQH l3-6id.; sellers; July and
August. 4 1l-6fli4 l2-6id.. sellers August
md September. 4 1914 SID. buyers;
September and October, l0-6id.. buyers,
october and November. 60-6id., buyers;
November and December. 57-s+I
5S-64d. buyers: December and January,
56-64M3 57-Gld., sellers: January and
february. 3 56-G4a3 57-6id.. sellers; Feb
nary and March. 3 57-Gid.. values March
md April. 3 57-64a3 5S-64d.. buyers: April
md May. 5S-6fq3 59-64d, sellers.
NEW YORK. July li-cotton-Firmi
niddling. Lie: receipts none; ex-
Dorts-to Great Britain. 9g halos; 20 the
continent. / bale forwarded. none; sales,
l. $50 bales; spinners, 1874 bales; STOCK -
'i6 bales. 80
.xports-to Great Britain, $50 bales 10
france. none: to the Continent. bale;
stock. l53.G98 bales. 90,
Consolidated: Net receipts, 2642 bales;
,xports-to Great Britain. 2.6l2 bales 10
france. $50 bales; TO the Continent l's0S
)ales.
Totals since September LIST: Net receipts.
coz 900 bales: expOrts-to Great Britain,
9O2. $50 bales: to France, 6so,SSl bales; 10
ne Continent. 2ll620l bales; TO the Chan-
lei. 5,4Sl bales -, 9 eoo
,ales. January. Tl6: February; VIZ
March. s.25: April, S.2S; July, N59; Az
;ust $50; sePtem Bec.,1 M%; 2g'Doe' ga
Cotton futures closed easy sales, s9.vo
,aIes. February and March. STA; March,
IFS: April. S.2i: July. Ti9: August, $40;
August and September. N.b, october
7.O9; November. NN; December, S,S
SPOT closed firm; middllng uplanuA'
l5-l6c.; Gulf, 3-l6c., sales, 5so paies'
NAyAL-sToRE MARKETS.
wIr,MINGTON. n. c.. July iL-spirits
rurpentine-Firm at 23g8 l-2e.' receipts
y RosIn@Firm at H.25 and $50; receipts
% barrels. ., IN 81 "a
Crude Turpentine-Firm at N.So Wow
md $3.50: receipts, l44 parIel'' - ,.-ro,s
CHARLESTON. s. c., July l4-Iurpen-
Iss sales. none; q and G.
I %. d and u. si2s: = and Q. MSS; ~ -.
/ 20, | and X. $50; \. N..5: NJ, Nv
81 90; water-white, WV
SAVANNAH. GA, July l4.-Iurp.n-
ine-Firm at q lac; sales, l'f'- CASKS
e ealirh firm E,y and improved. but IN
hsDped with sales OF 1851 barrsis
ossd r% at q, s. baS asSnS quote S closing Ia
r"p 81 Z. and D. s1.25s z. $50; l3; -
! a., A. si.55; / and *. si.G5; N; nn: y
!, e. ,vindow glass, 81; water-white. sz.-'.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NOprOLK. VA, July n-sspeciaL)-
steady. with good sales; COM
a,, ,e.oc prisns 2itc strictly prime,
- - faucv' : use Spanish. Soc
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
PETERgBURG. v, July lA-Marko'
rm. VIrginias- lie; ezra
rhine. 2 l-2c; fancy. 3-4c. spanish III ~
4 gOd92 1-2c. for prime.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET
PETERSBPRG. VA. July A.-Cotton-