Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-19

purg, and full Brazilian receipts. RULED
tnactive with local traders In control
Iowss. steady ss, at 8 points higher 70 point.
S.iV; September. GEQs55O. Spot Rio
gui ana weak; No. z. invoice, Sic; No
Jooping. 5-Sc. Milo inactive; Cor.
dova, S1-2N15c.
,a ssussr-Raw strong; tending upward;
,aIr renning. 39-l6c.: centrifugal. 9s-degree
test' 4S-l6c. Refined firm.
THE DRY-GooDs MARKET
NEW YORK. July lS-Dry- goods buyers
increased in numbers in the first-hand
innfket and In jobbing stores.
Inc print-cloth market is SIN 4 stag
nant one. There is little new trading
III either new goods or extras.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
Ma, B3ALTIMoRE, fD. July 1S-Fiour-
Dui: western super. S.s0nsS.95
month. 70 3-t@Soc.: August. "a 3-idrsc. !:
September, 70 i-2afs s-ic.: southern Wheat
by sample. 739sl lie.
| Sorn-strong; spot and the month, 81 IL
! nS, 3-ic.; August. 81 3-4Q3Sc.: September
| 40c. ~"
Oats-strong; Spot. No. white. slqs,c.
Rye.steady: No. 2, near by, &C.,: No.
:. western, 50 lie
Liverpool. per bushel, Id. July: Cork.
Tor orders, per quarter, Is. 10 I'D. for July
and Is. s I'D. for August.
Susar-Strong; graduated, s5.45 L.
g., Bis.uttt.er-Fancy creamery, l7a1sc.; do.
ladle l2c.; store-packed JOdlic.
Eggs-Firm; fresh. 12c.
Cheese-Steady; fancy. New York. large.
do 1-sq S liz; do; medium. sl-2Qs s-4c.;
Lettuce. Sl:loqsl.15 per basket
WnisRey, N.2QN.2S per gallon Tor nm
lshed goods In carloads; s.29QS1.3o per
gallon Tor jobbing lots.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July 1S.- p. M.-Cotton-
spot In fair demand; prices i-32d lower:
american american middling. fair. s2s.s2d; good
middling, 3 5-lsd.; good ordinary, S5-s2d.:
ordinary. 3l-32d.
The sales of the day were 1000 bales
or which 800 bales were for speculation
ana export, and included Q, 400 bales Amer
bales American.
Futures opened quiet. with moderate
demand, and closed easy; American mid
ding, low-middling clause, July, 23-6Id..
buyers; August and September, 22-sid.,
SeIlers;; September and October 3 2O-6iT
3 led, buyers; october and Noyembe-.
is-oigS @-Sid. buyers; November and
pI december ls.s,d, sellers; December and
January, Sls-etd., sellers; January and
March. is-64d.. sellers; January and Feb
ruary, 3l9-6id., sellers; February and
March, 3ls.S4a3 20-eid.,. buyers; March
and May, 2i-sid., buyers
NEW YORK. July 1s.-Cotton-very
dull; mddling, 3-l6c; net receipis.
none; gross receipts. Al bales; exports
70 France, so bales; TO the Continent. 2G;2
tpaies; forwarded ~ bales; sales. 1000
bales ' 'N''''
Totals to-day: Net receipts, 923 bales;
gross receipts, G3 bales: exports-to Great |
britain, 10 bales; to France, 90 bales: TO
the Continent, 2,4u bales; stock, 1859 |
Consoldated: Net receipts. 1899 bales:
expOrts--to Great Britain. l69 bales: 10 |
bales
Totals since September ,st. Net re-
ceipts, 8,4S45O6 bales: exports-,o Great |
bales; to the Continent. 1851, 2lS bales.
cotton futures opened steady at the /
decline; sales. 1900 bales; July, $3.50: Au-
gust, $685. September, 1894: October. s5.9;
November. S.%; December, 500; Janu- !
airy, $6.O3; February. 5.Os: March. s6o9
Futures closed quiet: sales, o. 800 bales;
January f602; February, s605; March. |
s5.V9; April SILL; July. $3.50; August. $685. |
ber 1886; December, S.95.
spot very dull; middling, Slice; Gulf, \
7-l6c.: sales. 1000 bales.
There was tolerably active market for
cotton futures to-day, with but little
1uctuatlon after the opening call. when
me market developed decline Of 2d4 per
cent, under liquidation OF some local long
accounts. and selling by houses with Eu-
'cpean connections, and particularly for
Liverpool account
FOR a time trading was quite active,
but the market soon became slow and |
'eatureless. the crop situation being with
)ut new developments OF consequence.
IND the news from Europe and elsewhere
abroad OF commonplace character. The
market was finally quiet at a net decline
II S94 points. Total sales OF futures,
1890 bales.
Spot cotton ruled Inactive, ard closed
cry dull at unchanged prices.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. July ls.-Cotton-
futures quiet: sales. $500 bales; July.
l.G3 bid; August, S5.GOG5 September
!. 60aS.6l; October. S59nS561: November |
J. 620J.6i; December. S5.65dS5.65: January |
!. 6snS.1; February, s5.7iQs5.75: March, |
I.76qs5.78
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. July iS-Turpen-
lne-Market firm at 24c. sales. none.
Rosin-Quiet and Unchanged sales,
one.
SAVANNAH. GA. July 1s-spirits Of
at PC; sales. none: re-
eIpts, l,22i casks
Rosin-Frrm and unchanged: sales 500
arrels; receipts. 4.3H barrels.
WILMINGTON, n. C., July ls-spirlts ,
Turpentine-Nothing doing; receipts.
4 casks.
Rosin-Quict at s5c.Gr; receipts, Ss
srrels. :
Crude Turpentne-Firm at SlqslJO; 10
,ipts, 2eS barrels.
Tar-Quiet al SIPS; receipts, III barrels.
TOBACCO MARKET.
VA. July 1S-(SpeciaI) | Y
arket quiet and easier; receipts good {
Common 10 medium Jugs 2l-2 .
4c.; good TO file Tugs, s TO &c; poor
tort leaf. 10 &c; fair 20 good short
at, 6 to &C.; medium 10 good wrappers | =,
TO 100. good TO fine wrappers, IL TO zoe. T.
edium to good shipping IL to Be- good | a
fine shipping, ID 10 Ice. :"
SUFFOLK PEANUT MARKET. q
SUFFOLK, VA, July ls.--(speciaI.)- "
fancy 41-2c.; extra, $50; n
rginia shelled. No. l, l-2c.; No. q :.
-4c.; Spanish shelled. No. J. 41-2c.: Ii
rmers' stock. fancy, 3l-2c.; prime.
"A 10 &c.; farmers Spanish, rs to SOC.
shel. III
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
VA, July 1S-(Speciai.)-
anuts--Farmers' market quiet; fancy, 81
&c; strictly prime, Size; prime 3lp
-4c.; common, 2a3c.; Spanish, Toe. Light
mand for all grades. III
PEANUT MARKET. b.
VA, July 18-(SpeclaLl
-f..lT . =