Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-23

Oct. ......Sj.30 $1.3Zla $5.zi12 %j.dO
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
easy: winter patents, S3.5Ou $3.50; straights;
S5.10q$}.3O; spring patents. 81; nara
patents. S5003GO; soft, &.304S.A; pack
ers. Sl.soQ2.4O. No. 3 spring wheat, $50
G9Mc.; No. . red, 1liac No. corn. 3lf4
csc. No. oats, 2f4c.i NO. = white. &c;
No. white. 2f92ilzc No. rye, J41sc. No.
seed 3 ZJG$275. Mess pork, per barrel.
$S.500s9.20. Lard. per 100 pounds, $40
S5.I0ie. Short rib sides Qoose), S.l5a
$3.50: dry-salted shoulders CbOXed), S.3IEq
$3.50; short clear sides (boXedD, SjfHSJ.i5.
Whisky. distillers' finished goods, per
gallon. 81 %. sugars-Cut-loaf. $6.02 gran
ulated. $5fL Butter weak; creams, l31sQ
ne: diaries. 1iNi5ikc. Cheese easy at
SiaQ9c Eggs. fresh. NC.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. July 22.-1 p. M.-Spot In
limited demand; prices STEADY, American
middllng. 3asd. The sales Of the day
were G.Oo0 bales, of which 500 bales were
for speculate and export, and included
500 bales Of American. Receipts bWJ
bales. including 300 bales OF American.
Futures opened quiet bul Sit,eady' anu anu
closed quiet; American middling' low
middling clause. July. 3 l9-6id., buyers;
July and August, l9-6id., sellers Au-
gust and September, 3 lS-6Sd., sellers; Sep
tember and October, ll-6id., sellers, Oc-
tober and Noyember $3.50. sellers
ers: December and January, 3 Ibid
value: January and February, 3l5-6ld.,
buyers; February and March, le-sid.,
sellers: March and April. 3 l6-6403 ll-eld.,
buyers; April and May. 3 ll-6iq3 ls-64d.'
sellers; May and June, 3 1s-G4d.. buyers.
NEW YORK. July 22.-Cotton-Totals
to-day: Net receipts. ], 400 bales; exports
TO Great Britain, 100 bales; stock 40'so0
bales.
ceipts. S2g7 49, bales; eXpOrts-to Great
Britain, 3,46S,7o3 bales; 10 France, foo'OOl
bales to the Continent 27siO2s bales.
Cotton futures opened steady at the de-
cline: July. $55l; August. $55i; septem-
Der 1851; October, ssh; November, $40;
December. $50; January s. s6; February
5G; March, 500; April, SJ.s5; May, SJ.so'
'Spot closed quiet; mddling upland5,
6 3-l6c: middling Gulf, 1-l6c.; sales ~
bales. I'll. o. 20.
August $50: September $3.50; October
S5eS; November, S5.72; December, s5.u;
January S.a: February, Sa; larch,
S5SS: April. s59i: May 1896.
The cotton market opened 10 points
lower and steady at the decline, under
ouite an avalanche of weekly-held long
etufY and quite active selling for local
short account. Behind the selllng move
ment were official and private reports
noting beneficial rains In Georgia ana
other parts OF the belt, where compialhls
Of drought have been frequent most OF
the week. The better weather news was
augmented by an unsatisfactory rullnS
of the English markets ana gener4,my
bearish crop news The market furtner
eased off, following the CALL under con
filmed lquidatiOn, but subsequently
quleted down. and slowly rallied, on
scattered demand from the more courage
Gus outsiders. and some snow OF sup
port from the bull Interest
Futures closed with prices net TO
points lower.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, July Got
ton-Futures closed steady; July, 30 pid,
August. S5.43QS5.H a; September, $3.50 S9.ss;
October $500 S. ~; November, - f5d - -;
December. S. l7ds5ss; January S5lu>95Z;
February. s5.5sQs5.N; March, 56say5'5O.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. July A.-Calyes-Marke
about steady now on the DeSI eid E iIs in
the neighborhood Of 10 TO 70 pounds pc
ing given preference. OF TINS klnd the
receipts ara not excessive, thoUsh heusy,
rough stock is in full supply ana ussssy
at a variety OF prices. surety cho.Ce
veal. per pound. 51-2q6 3-4c; good veal
per pound 5Q5 Lie; rough 70 good, per
head. &g$7.5o. Lambs and Sneep-No III
ficulty is experienced In keeping the Ie-
CENTS of good. fat lambs closely sOid up
from day 10 day. such stock being want
ed. Inferior thin lambs and common
rough sheep hard TO move even al Il 10
lc. per pound under tns general mar NJ
price. Feeling generally steady. We
quote as follows: Spring lambs. gooo 10
choice, l-245 3-4c.
CHICAGO. July a.-The cattle market
was unchanged to-day with the usuai
small Friday receipts. Good to fancy
brought si45as6.S; commoner grades,
"a a,sS2s5 %. stockers and feeders. $500
A.75: bulls, COWS. and heifers, S2gSlo'
calves were sold at $4.50dS6.I5; western
IA steers AZ s4sSas5.66, and Texas steers
al 5OdS25 Hogs sold at about l9c.
advance from to-day's opening. Heavy
hogs brought siioQt4.eo: mixed lots. st2eg
$l6o: light hogs, s4so4%soi PIGS. 1,.gg
Sheen sold about unchanged at A.2saSS.zo
e. r,,ils IN S4H25 for primo fi0cks.