Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-18

Eggs-Steady and unchanged.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
Lettuce-Sl. 2j0H.50 per basket.
Whiskey-Unchanged.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. June IA p. Moot
ton-Spot quiet; prices iay aver s pTser 81
the dav were $500 bales. OF when 5Vo
bales were for speculation ana export
and included 1900 bales american re-
cepts. 5000 bales including 1900 paies
American. go ,.o
Futures opened quiet. with a moderate
demand and closed quiet and STEADY;
American mddling, low middlinS clause
3 3O-GidS 31-64d., buyers; June ana July,
SO-64aS 31-64d., buyers; July ana A talsher
3 81 lid. buyers; September and OCTOBER
2 3O-64d., buyers; October and November
8 29-e4d buyers; November ana Deceni-
ber 2S-64d., sellers; December ana JAM
arv. lS-64d. sellers; January and FeD,
ruary, 32S-Gid., buyers; February ana
March. 3 2S-64d3 29-6id., buyers; March ana
APRIL. 3 29-Gid3 30-6id., sellers.
NEW YORK, June H.-Cotton-Dull;
middling, Slice; net receipts, Wo pairs,
gross receipts. 1870 bales; exports-to the
Continent. 252 bales; forwarded. S54 bales;
sales, 126 bales, all spinners; STOCK HoSo'
bales. - =, ,.vo,
of the situation again to-day, but showed
a general indisposition to operate exlen-
siyely. either one way or the other. FROM
the start, fluctuations were extremely
narrow. Shorts found quite NUMBER OF
huying orders in evidence at each Polt1
decline. however, and soon gave UP tneIl
Efforts TO depress prices. Few ORDERS
were received from the South and ABROAD.
these being chiefly for the purchase OF
August contracts, TO cover snort accounts'
close quiet and steady, with prices 40 u ado
changed TO 1 point lower; sales, 4Z'JoV
Cotton futures opened steady; sales,
4 100 bales: June $40; July, $643; August
s.. as: September, 1921; October. %.-3; NO
vember. 1926; December, $.Zs; o JahuarH'
$500; February, %.S2; March, f'''o' @pii''
Close quiet and steady: sales. 300
bales; June, S6.42; July, $6.4z; August, S5.4o;
September, Sj27; october, ss26; November y. we 1I
81. "a: December, 1925; January; @5g; rep
ruary. $6.33; March, 1886; April, 500.
Spot closed dull; middling uplands.
s-iGc.; middlng gulf, lS-lGc.; sales lzo
bales. ooo- .,,,.. ,,-oes
receipts. 5.79l bales; exports-to Great
10 9S4 bales: forwarded. 1893 bales; sales,
3iS3 bales; spinners, 1,Oa balss; 90,
Totals to-day: Net receipts: 800 paies,
exnorts-to Great Britain. 6,SSS bales 70
the Continent. 3,l03 bales; stock, SSss0O
'' Tonsolidated: Net receipts, 1s,0S2 bales;
exports-to Great Britain, A,766 bales 10
to Continent, 9,26 bales. >,...,,,
Totals since September lst: Net recelp.s'
3. al sS2 bales: exports-to Great Britain,
3.37j 1872 bales to France, S56lf pales; 10
the continent, 2,S94,057 bales.
The following are the total net receipts
of cotton at all ports since september l.
1897. galveston. SOL, 2O4 bales: New Or
leans 265O04 bales: Mobile, 36l .0fb bales
savannah, LEXIS bales; Charleston, 46s'0lS
bales; wilmington. SA 81 bales; Nor,olk,
56S. 595 bales; Baltimore, lisa Dales; New
York. 1886 bales; Boston, 2lSy9i paIes'
Newport News. 1861 bales; Philadelphia
81 coz bales: West Point, Va, none; Bruins.
wick. pa $50 bales; Port Arthur, 6o,ylz
bales; Pensacola. 1851 bales: Port Royal
6. s72 bales. Total, si24,632 bales. o.,
NEW ORLEANS, June H.-Cotton ~,
+ures ouiet; sales 5000 bales; June, S04
bid: July, 81 1896; August, $5.96GS;ss; sep
TENDER. Sj.SsnS5.S9 october, $9.Sigso;sSs,
November, SjS9G$5.90; December, s9yIW
1872; January, ~.siaS0.So; fepru"iS' P''''@
1888. -. .ho
worlds visible supply of cotton, made up
from special cable and telegrapnlc al
vices. shows a decrease during the week
lust closed OF 1908 bales, against a de-
crease last wear OF i3l OO3. The total visi-
bic supply Is 367S.S'l, against 2.lt5s53 last
year. or this the total OF American COT
ron Is ? $50 97i, and OF all other kinds
asa 600 The total worlds visible supply
| ~ cotton shows q decrease compared with
last week Of 1l3,GS. .--
NAvAI-sTORE MARKETS.
SAVANNAH. GA, June 7.-Spirits OF
| Turpentine-Firm at 2ic. bid; reported
| sales OF 20 casks AT opening OF market at
| 241-2c.; receipts, 2,l26 casks
Rosin-Firm: sales, GO barrels; receipts,
| 2g25 barrels: A, i, and G, 81; ID, SlO9; ~,
| 81 10: +, $40; G, Sl.SO; II and |. A.45; h
and NJ, $3.50; n, $40; window-slass' N.1o;
water-whte. S.8.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. June T-Turpen-
| tine-24 l-2c.; sales, none.
Rosln-Quiet; sales. none; quotations I'M
'H WI M 'MINGToN. N. c.. June 17.-splrits
| Turpentine-Firm at 24GA l-2c.; receipts,
i Rosin-Firm at 81 and HO5; receipts. 4Ss
| barrels.
| s.. 10: receipts 81 barrels.
| Tar-Firm at 81. %; receipts. 81 barrels.
| PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
| PETERSBURG, VA, June T.-(Speciah
| Market quiet and receipts light. Quota
| lions: Common TO medium Tugs, 2 ia
| l-2c.: good 10 fine Jugs. 4n6c.; poor short
| leaf 3 l-2d4 lee; fair TO good short leaf,
| 5IIT l-2c.: medium 10 good wrappers, 9Ef
| ~ l-2c good TO fine wrappers. 100 5oc.; me-
| dunn 70 good shipping, y4lSc.; good to fine
| shipping, lfnlsc.
! NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
| NORFOLK, VA, June T.-(Spcciai)--
| The local market for Virginia peanuts,
| farmers stock. is strong but decidedly
/ inactive. A few dealers seem TO be hold
| ing on to their stocks. though for what
| purpose Is not apparent. There are few
Spanish nuts In sight, ard the price OF
these has jumped TO zoe. per bushel. The
demand for the export trade Is satisfae-
tory. Prices Of yirginias are: Fancy