Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-02

Turpentine-steady at 2it-2g25c.; receipts
l3i casks. st,ft
!. Rosin~rIrm at $40 and si.ss; receipts
6H barrels.
and $50: receipts. 81 barrels.
Tar-Firm at 81: receipts, 1870 barrels
CHARLESTON, $. c.. June f.-Turpen~'
tine-Firm at "a nc. bid; sales. none; o..
Rosln-'Irm; sales. none; y and g, H.
u and r. $i.30; + and G., $i.SS; n. N.0; L
n.55; X. N.s5; NJ, y.f5; window-giasS'
N.S; water-white. y.
SAVANNAH. GA. June 1.-Turpentine
closed firm at . 1-fc.; sales, 3,lvi casks'
receipts. 3052 casks.
Ros.n-Firm and unchanged: sales, 1,oee
barrels; receipts, 7,7f5 barrels.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. June Ia p. Motion
Spot quiet; prices unchanged; mixed:
i-sd. The sales for the day were 100
bales, OF which 800 were for speculation
and export. and included GOO American.
Receipts, 600 bales, including 1900 Amer1-
can.
Futures opened quiet and steady. with
poor demand. and closed quiet at TINS
declines; American middllng: low ma.
and July is-64d, buyers; july and Au-
gust, Id. sellers; August and September:
8 59-6iu3 60-G4d.. sellers; September ana
October, 52-6tM3 53-6id.. values; October
and November, i7-64a3 is-sid.. buyersf
ers; December and January. Hold, SELL
ers; January and February. A-1td., seii-
ers; February and March, 4t-5tI3 fo-tfu.s
sellers; March and April. 45-6id., value.
NEW YORK, June 1.-Cotton-Steadys
middling. 3-ic. net receipts. none; gross.
4.J23 bales: expcrts--to France. 3B balesi
to Continent, $50 bales; forwarded, Liz
bales: sales, 1l.722 bales spinners. l.Sst
bales; stock. actual. 1852 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 20se bales;
exports-to Continent, All bales; France
4i3 bales; stock. 3lsl93 bales.
Consolidated net receipts $50 bales;
exports-to Great Britain. $500 bales; 70
France. 9iS bales: TO Continent, AZ bales.
Totals since September LIST; Net re-
ceipts 6,556c06 bales: exports-to Grtat
Britain, 2,9is643 bales: 20 France, 6SLssl
bales: 10 Continent, 2,029,2-J bales 10
Channel. 5.isi bales
While the cotton market was slow.
sales reaching but 5000 bales. the gene
raj tone was firm, on local covering, IN
spired by mere or less connicting ptNa.o
crop accounts and Il positively buiiish ori-
cial weekly crop report from Washington.
indicatin cool nights. dry weather, inu
lice with the effect OF retarding the ue-
velopment Of the crop. The market oish,,
cd quiet and easy, AZ decline OF iI'
points. early cables not being up TO eA-
pectation But the opening was az tne
lowest level of the day. Immediately ar
ter the first CALL prices commenced -
stiffen, on covering, and from the LOWEST
point the market advanced car poin's,
with the close quiet and steady at n net
gain of las points. During the afternoon
there was some liquidation. owing 10 inc
continued lack of outside speculative sup
port feature OF the early trading Was
liberal buving by Liverpool houses. rus
and the Indications of a cold wave from
the Northwest were leading motors III
the early stability of the market
Cotton futures opened quiet ana easy'
sales, 3So0 bales; January, S.U; teprua,y.
&7s: March, sss2: June. N.lS; July, Ns
August. s7lS; September $iS; OCTOBER
S573 November, sci: December. so.'S.
Futures closed quiet and STEADY; sa 10.
30 900 bales: January. $3.50; February so,so'
March, 1851; June, N.l5; July. Ns' A1.
gust. S7.t7; September $780, Octoper' So''''
November. 1914: December S5.tb.
Spot cotton steady at Inc advances
midding uplands,, 1o &C. Sa,. m'oui'hs "''i'
-; do, sales, LIE bales.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, VA, June 1.-Farmers
marker quiet and steady. with a ten.
dencv. probably. upward: fancy, 9-s0
| 2 3-4c.: strictly prime, l-iQ2 3-Sc.; prime,
| oG2 &c. Spanish Sic; low grades. l-zy
| 3-4c.: hand-picked. fancy, 3 1-+g3 l-2c.;
extras. . 1-202 3-4c.: third grade, &C.; NO
| Spanish. shelled. 2-ic.; No. Virginia.
| 1-2d2 3-4c: No. Virginia. &c.
! PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA. June l.-N1rginias
steady; prime &C.; extra prime, z i-ic.'
| fancy, 2 i-2c; spanish firm at ~ l-2c.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA, June 1.-Cotton
steady at lie. for good lots.