Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-29

gust 2 re-64d., value; August and sep,
tember. l6-6id. buyers September anu
October, l4-eid;. buyers; oc aiqars No.
November, l3-64d3 1f-64d., sehers' ~
yember and December. Decemper anu
January, and January ana fepIuaI =
3 14-6fd., sellers February ana anrii'
3 13-cid., buyers; March ana nPe,nI,,
3 He'd, sellers; April and May, li-Oi@
3 i5-64d., buyers. .
NEW YORK. June 2s-Cotton-Quiet
middling. Lie: net receipts, ~ Ddies ,
gross receipts, 455 bales; sales, 5,zV Ddl.S
stock. f73 IA bales; exports TO the Noii'i-
nent. 2,528 bales. ,ao- hotes.
Totals to-day: Net recelplS; 80; 80 ',ocS
exports to the Continent, 3,i7s baleS' stocN'
81 sos bales. nam ,oto,.
consolidated: Net receipts 1919 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain. 1856 baieSi ~
France. 9O1 bales; to the Continent -'V''
bales. .ootrts
Totals since September 1st: Net receipts
& go 528 bales: exports to Great Brltaih,
3 4lg g33 bales; 20 France. UO,ZD DdleS' "
the Continent. 1888 so bales.
Traders in cotton futures were hatui ~ ~,
inclined to go slow, in anticlPatio. "a ta,,;s
HOLIDAYS so near at hand. ana to-uas >
market was a narrow one even the hioIe
active positions working within Tahse
of 8 points. The market opened steaus
at a 1G2 points advance, carry c"DlSH o., -, :.
ing considerable confidence. especldliy 40
70 the excellent showing In the way OF
spot business at Liverpool, WIN prices III,
dicating a good foreign demand lot aeI Si.s,
cotton wanted for large ORDERS eNlehualS
well into the future for cloths ana yarns.
soon ofter tho call however. the market
Weakened. under late cables. when lilui-
Gated a disposition 20 iquldate lonS III
terest In the Liverpool market. unueI 'uo
bearish influence Of fine crop prospects ~ ~
this country. Prices decllnea +do poil119
from the best figures obtained on the car
hut the bear contingent was not agrees
sive the short interest being already ~
tensive at low prices, while the possIo,'li';S
of q serious change IN the crop OutoOh
af this critical season was recoSIliISu
beneficial rains We're reported for Norm
ern Texas and the central sections OF tue
cotton belt with the temperature Norman,
and favorable to a rapid ana supsIdI.io
development Of the crop ON ms account l.'
sentiment on Change was cautlOusiS va ana
ish. The market closed DaTeD S'e"uS an"
3 TO points lower. -,
cotton futures opened steady; juno,
s. 80: July, $5.57; August. $o.o2 o p gt
8.6I; October. 500; November So'e2, pe
S ~. March Soi'' sSs April, s5.S7; May SD
Cotton futures closed barely sleSuy
Jnne As: July. $40; August, SOD; sep
tenber $3.50: october. $j.b5: NoVeHioS,i
S.6l: December. sos; January, So re-, + 60
ruary. $50; March. 1919; April, $oS@' May
Spot closed quiet and unchanged; sales
M NEW W ORLEANS. June 2S-Cotton fu-
lures quiet and steady; June, s9.4o blu'
MY s. 47GxjiS: August. $5.35dS5.5J; Sep
tember &. S2nS533: October. S.8nS5.A;
November. S.35n$j.36; December, S'9sG
&. 10: January. S5.42a&.43; February, %; Dg
s. IS; March S5.49aS55l; April, S3.52 BID;
May S.49a&d.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA. June 2s.-(Special)
Cotton-Quiet at &c. for best lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. June H.-Beef Cattle
Receipts are light, with good demand
for stock of first quality, values IN
changed. Calves-ChOice veals continue
in good demand but with fair receipts
II arket is a shade easier. Sneep ana
Lambs-Receipts are ample ana the de-
as follows: Calves-Veal, choice, per
pound 61-2G6 3-4c.; do, fair, 6a6 l-4c.;
do. rough. per head, Aa$9. Sheep-No.
l. fat, SSu$3.5O; do, do, per pound 5l--V
mon, per head, $lQ$ljO. Spring Lambs
Choice. 6Q6 lie, do. do, common to fair
CHICAGO, June 27.-The demand for
cattle was good to-day, and sales were
at steady prices. The proportion OF
was an active demand for calves at good
prices Good 10 fancy beeveS sold at
$5.l0GS.65; commoner grades pringlIs
A6OmS5.0j. Feeding cattle sold az $5:2yI
s.: bulls, cows, and heifers, at S2nS51O
the latter price for choice heifers. West
ern steers sold at $l.7OltS5.5O; Texans at
s4ff$510 and calves at A.5OtN,JO Fear
of further trouble at the stOck-yardS was
reflected In the comparatively small ar
rivals OF hogs. The demand was slow,
but improved later. and steady prices
prevailed. Light hogs sold a s.. 60n$Sj;
mixed lots 360Q3.& y. and heayy az
50. 4jn$3.S 50 1-2. Pigs sold at SSn$3l5 ana
culls at S.5OGs3t0 There was an active
demand for sheep and lambs at prices
generally unchanged from yesterday.
Sheep sold at 50. 5OH $3.50 for culls up 10
SjGSj3O for the best focks. warnings
brought S523GSG25. clipped lambs $500
Sc 20 and spring lambs $50N. Receipts
cattle. 5000 head; hogs. 1900 head; sheep
9 coo head.
ceipts 12l head. all slauehterers and eX-
porters: nothing doing; feeling firm; ex-
ports 600 cattle and 1850 quarters Of
beef. tomorrow. 80 sheep and 1850 quar-
tiers. Calves-Receipts. 2.62O head: steady;
fair veal $675: buttermilks. $40. sheep
and Lambs-Receipts 1850 head: de-
mand fair and prices steady; medium
and common lambs closed weak; three
cars unsold: common 10 choice sheep.
80. 5OaS525: common to prime lambs, S52OW
$50. Hogs-Receipts 2.6Sl head, none t9r
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
SAVANNAH. GA, June 2S.--Spirits
at 36i2c.; sales, 3iG
casks: receipts. 2096 casks.
Rosin-Fiirm at a Sc. advance; sales,
1891 barrels: receipts. 457S barrels.
CHAIR. ESTON, s. c.. June 2S.-Tur-
firm at Soc, sales none.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales,
none.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. June 2S.-Spirits
Of Turpentne-Firm at Sil2n35c. receipts,
Rosin-Quet at 90 and 95e.; receipts,
go barrels. 40
Crude Turpentine-Firm at $50, y, and
81 10: receipts. 3 barrels.
Tar-Firm AZ $50: receipts. Z barrels
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