Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
Butter firm: creameries. liQlt I,zc.;
diaries. 9il2c. Cheese quiet AZ '"'e'
Eggs steady; fresh, &c.

diaries. sai2c Cheese quiet at 7aSc'
Eggs steady: fresh, &c.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET
CHICAGO. ILL. June 1.-the gene,a n
demand for cattle was fairly active, az.
prices were steady. as RUE; I'LL"
cattle were IN light supply. Lave
steers sold al g. snS.D for the pco'es'
to the best. but an extremely small per-
ccntage went above s., and the bulk o. ,ne
cattle we're purchased at ApnN.%. W.T.
ems sold at 2s0usi.N. Feeding ch.,e
were scarce the best llght-wcigbts brins
ing 81 eOTsi.G2 ia. Cows. heIfers. and buIls
were active and dry-feed lots were ntmer'
but grassy lots were about loc. lower.
Calves sold Zoe. higher for the best prine
lots, fetching $3.50 Texas ca,.ie "a
more plentiful and active. Missouri-leu
lots selling especially wei. The oest cav
tie brought SAC. -,
In hogs trade was active at hrmer
prices. Sales were at an extreme ranSs
OF ss1-liSs62 t-2 for common 70 priine
hogs. the bulk selling at S.i2 l-2qSh Ia.
Pigs brought S2nS.JO s
The prices for sheep were steady. with
n fairly active general demand. lnferiot
TO choice sheep sold at S.aegsho' sun, nr
westerns predominating. Lambs SOLD a.
S2.25GSi75 and woolled Coloradoes brought
@35 while spring lambs were active at
Receipts: Cattle. 3boo head; hogs. 2e.oS
head. sheep 5000 head.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o.. June ii.-Flo'A'-
Quiet.
Wheat-steady: No red, soc.
Con-Dull: No. mixed. D lie.
Oats-Dull No. mixed, 1890 10
Rye-Quiet; No. 2 sc.
Iard-Firmer at $40.
Bulk Meats Steady at stioG$lJo
Steady at S.2cqS.5
Whlskey-Steady at $H.
Butter-Dull.
sugar Firm.
Eggs-Quiet at Sc.
Cheese-Easy.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. June ll-l p. Mot
ton-Snot very duiet: prices favor buyers;
American middllng 4 5-S2d. The safes loI
the day We're 5000 bales of when iWe
were for speculation ana export anu ~
! cluded $500 American; recelpis, ~" D"''''
Futures opened quiet with 9 moderat
| demand and closed easy at the decllne'
| American. low middlins clause. ia ceA'
Add. buyers: June and July, ILL.,
! buyers: July and August Lid sellers
! August and september el-6id, puyers'
september and October os,e a,Ly, s snc,d
! seller,. November and December. 45-eiy
Z. a. sid sellers; December and stnusly'
45-Gid. buyers: January ana Warcb
45,6td Buyers; fTeru March aT and April,
/ ib-bin3 1S-ot'l.s bhf
3 lG-6.a3 i7-6id., sellers. ca.
NEW YORK, June il.-Cotton-steady
middilng,. 1l-l6c. net recelp,s, nnpns,
gross. .2sS bales; SxpoGre,N,inVa la
baies. forwarded ~ bales; sales, 10y
bales; spinners, 653 bales; stock 10000
'ttveelt,v net receipts, 6s9 balesi gross
n o9t hates, exports. 10 Great Britain
< ScG bales; to France sos bales, 10 M
SSon,inent Gii5 bales; forwarded, ia
bales; sales. s,4So bales; spinners' ''-''
oS Totals to-day: Net receipts, 7Si bales
oxnorts-to Great Britain. 1881 haics, ~ ~
the Continent, 1924 bales; Stock -'''0"
bales. hide % 900 bales
ovnortsto Great Britain. li.Sl7 oales5 ~ ~
France S0j bales; 10 the continent -'
bales. ,,.. Not reoeipta
2 80 seQ bales. eXports-to Great Brilaii.
81 c.;s i9S bales: 10 France 6S5. 1856 oaies, u
The Continent, 2r5S,l0O bales; 10 'he '"""
mel Got oiI,i futures opened quiet and easy
saies 81 900 bales; January, w;LS re t,,, w.
arv Is n. May. 81 ~: June, Y.l9; July
sis; August. sil, SEPTEMBER, 49,, 81 "a
her, s6 IS; November. Ss;72 pecenpe.' 9, a.,
Cotton futures closed quiet sales - - %
baIee. january. 1913; February,, ";ss
; March $3.50: June and July Wv - ~ y,
gust. Sl5; September, 49, ~
November SsIl; December, %.',tis,;,e, nm.
, snot cotton closed steady miudi, ,ssp
> lands n-isc.; mlddling Gulf lo-io''
h sales, 1876 bales.
NAvAI-sTORE MARKETS
vvrr1tT>ON " c.. juno n-SplIi w.
q 1,,,rnerrtne-Quiet and steady AT - 80
; ., 10. receipts. III casks; 49,. 30
Rosin-Steady at A200N'S0i rece'P's' 80
# barrels. sd, ~, q 70 q Vi
Il and 81 90: receipts. 70 barrels; ,.,i,
iT-ar-Firm al 81. receipts =" barrels
- SAVANNAH. GA, June n-IuatSn y
,i,,sI Firm at . l-2c., sales, Z'io' '''"'
D. receipts. 2 40 CASKS. az ,,,,els. receipts
}. al llrrels quote: \. H. - ,Ha y 81 n
J. ~ - a ao r Sl.f5; O. 40; IA, N.yV, l. 49,
X 81 80; NJ. $3.50. y. y; wliluo" e'''''
e. 10. water-white, $50.
CHARLESTON. 5. c., June n.-luipen
treEouiet at DC sales none - r
'iposin~Firm; sales. none; =, - ~ :
>, - II and F. N.3J, g. N.Joi a. 80,
/ S S1 x g.e5: NJ. $40; y, NS; wihuo"
SlsSs 81: water-white. SO
- NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
IS >oPFOIK. VA, June H.-Farmer
-, cutot and steady. with ten
my probably. upward fancy. - T,o
e. $40: strictly prime, l-tgZ S-Sc.; p','ss,'
I@- d-e0' band-picked, fancy. l-4gS i-Se
o-@,' l-2d2 3-ic.; third grade zc., NS
h eNttIaS', sheilad. 4 3-4c. No. Virgins
e. i'BSS,5 2.ie.; No. Virginia. &c.
e. prTERsBURG PEANUT MARKET
e 1ErERSBURG. VA. June u.-Nirglnla
Z s,eadv. prime. &C.; extra prime = ~
II ,er~v , Zoe: Spanish firm at " l--c'
81 PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
10 PETERSBURG. VA, June h'-|o''0
y steady at lie. for good lots.