Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22

Corn and oats lost Ease. and provision.
closed unchanged to 2lac. higher the i0V
The leading futures ranged as follows
Opening. Highest. Lowest CLOSING
Wheat. No. , 80. eo,t
july .......p aus 49, go, IN
sept .......703s IA os,s4V %
Dec .....725sd% % ia IA
July Hiy'n ... NO. "a se4aN sa3s s2,s
Sept .......32 as 323su]s AAgfs SSiih@ .
Dec .......S0's 81 NA "'i
Oats. No. >
July .......2i3s 2i7s 2lAs ZfNs
Sept .....2O zlls va ~,
May .......ZZ zZisN'4 ia -lfb
Mess Pork, per bbl-
Sept .......99 STA Sit's -. 80
oct .......$927l5 S.Gi2 $40 WI
Lard, per 100 lbs
6 SsPt So SIS SIS &55 Sc
short-Ribs. per 100 lbs 900
SSP' . ..:..3s.55a $50 $50 Sss4 SIS
Cash quotations were as follows: No: ?
yellow corn. 33l2d3ic. Flour easy; NO
3 spring wheat, 66ss q69igc., No. RED
uasc No. > corn S2isa@c No No o az
52Iqd53c No. / flaXseed. S9c 4Sl. Prime
timothy seed 81 az. Mess pork, per par
rel S905Qs9.lO. Lard. per 100 pounds as,
S2S7i5QS2.5O. Short-rib sides, loose @llVW
$3.50. Dry-salted shoulders boxed ~ ,5i =
d$55O. Short-clear sides, boxed, S.tt
S. IS. Whiskey dlstillers' finished goods
per gallon N.26 Sugar-Cut-loaf uil-
changed Butter weak; creams, l@'2W
l7tac; dalries. lldl6c. Cheese e12d9c'
Eggs-F rsh, lllsc.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July Al p. MmCott t,,,ri
Spot quiet: American middling, S7sd. Inc
sales of the day were 10000 bales OF
which 1 coo bales were for speculation ana
export, and included 300 Dales A"lc'A-
can. Receipts. none an.
Futures opened easy and closed dull'
American middHng. low middling clause,
Iulv 3 1S-6l63 l9-6ld.. buyers; July ana
August 3 lS-64d3 lg-64d., sellers, august
and September, l7-6lq3 lS-6id., sellers
September and october, l6-oi4S li-oiu.,
sellers. October and November, 0-olW
2 1854. sellers: November and Decem-
her and December and January, 3 li-otD
2 l5-6id. sellers, January and FEBRUARY ,
91i-6ia3 l5-6id. buyers, FEBRUARY ana
March. l5-6iQ3 lo-j+d., sellers March
and April. l6-64d.. value Aprll ana i may
3 l6-64d3 7-64d., buyers; May ana 1unet
l7-6lq3 lS-64d., sellers
NEW YORK. July 2l-Cotton steady;
middling, 3-l6c.; net receipts, 90 odies,
gross receipts, 81 bales; sales, SSo pales'
stock. 1876 bales. ,o,- ,..,o,.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, u'31 oalea ,
,exports-to Great Britain, 3,9S3 Daes 10
line continent 200 bales; stock, 4O5'Zli
Consolidated: Net receipts, 1888 bales
exports-to Great Britain. l3,-24 pale.sj 70 70
France. 900 bales; to the Continent -v''oo
totals since September list; Net re,
CENTS 296G95 bales; eXports-to Urea.
Britain. $40, SOB bales; TO France 'oo'o'l
bales: 20 the Continent, 2tJi5bI pdles' a.
Cotton futures opened slSegy' coe,o m
decline. Tulv. 5547; August, Sol, seplenli,
her Is 20. october. SSH; November 30
December 1913: January $0eZi epI ue va p
SIT. March, $3.50; April, 800 May ~.
Cotton futures closed steady July, 90,
August Sj57: September, SOL; Oclops ~ ,
& "a, November. SIS; December 800,
January 1851: February, SoW' MaiSh
SOS: APRIL S5.9S: May, 500. ,,,,,...- go,
S1ot cotton closed steady; middllng up
lands. 3-l6c.; Gulf, '-l5c'' saies' 900
bales. ~.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, July 10y OF
+onHFutures closed steady; July, sos
August. s55lGS5.52; September S2f2H g. ~
October s5454$5 Is: November 80 ~ s2'to5,
December. s553H$5.54, January S9.Sy,,l 49, ~.
February. S5.60d$5.62; Dlarch, $o'ots S''O''
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERsBURG. VA, July a.-(speciaLJ
Cotton-Quiet at &c. for good lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE July 20.-Calwes-We
quote. strictly choice veal, per pouhu'
Sc. good veal. per pound, oA4o'2c'' rous"
10 good. per head, SiuSo.JO. s-,,....u.
Lambs and sheepIWe q nb"ise 40 1850
ner hound: poor. small stock, &c. per
round Sheep. per pound, cholce, 90
DC good per head. S5uSO; INFERIOR
per head, $aNO; old bucks per hedu'
$2.500S3. ,, g..
CHICAGO. July 2O.-The demand Tor
cattle to-day was slow al the recent uc-
cline Fancy grades brought s'-i09 500
choice steers. $j.J0NS 500, mediums, SoH
s. Do. beef steers. $4jOHSis2, bulls, s-.9yg
a 90: COWS and heifers S6oQN, WestsI III
fed steers Sl65Q@.6j; Texans, Sogg 800
noiyes S,255,675. The supply OF hogs
was greater than the demand, ana prices
declined l00l5c. Fair to choice, Si.5r2Y
St55. heavy packers. $i201iSL5o. mixed,
81 2OdSL5O; butchers, sLzl4si"o' al CIV Il
grades. Sl25a$i5j; pigs @.lSuSf.io -, ~ 90 :
~ an active slaughterng demand TOT
sheep al unchanged prices. Inferior 10
prime sheep. S2.25nS5.@; western rdlseis,
sl s00St6O. rams 81. 50u}33O; ewes, >@.,vg
SL25: yearlings. ShDnso.D. anu spt 'ii1l91
lambs. S375uS6s0 Receipts-N,dI,s.loS ~ PIT
head: hogs, 5000 head' sheep N.Y. -
NEW YORK. July 90.-Beey"s-k
az ba,d Trade limited. ordinary 70
GOOD steers. SiSJG$5.45; bulls firm AT $50
"a ~. cows S215u$34O Gables quote mar
XII collapsed for live cattle ana selling
a. 10sMftHc: tops, lll2c.. refrigerator
beaf SO per pound. Exports, none.
calves Receipts. POI head. Neals urn
IN lie higher; buttermilks almost NOM =
nal. 30 calves unsOld. Neals' A4 800
buttermuks. S22j. Sheep ana LAMBS
Receipts. 500 head; 2li2 cars on s1le'
sheen very dull: lambs firm Top sraues'
1o(,f5c higher; Z cars, mainly shsep' IN
sold. Common 10 prime sneep. Sg&.",
ordinary TO choice lambs so,S9GSoe2' l
car. $40. Hogs-Receipts Z'1o9 i heaa, r.. /
oar for sale. Market nrm at Ae0uSo,
deck OF western sold at $3.50.
,NAVAL-sTORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. S. c., July 4.-Turpen-
tine-Steady: sales, none.
Rdsin-Firm; sales, none' prices IN
changed.
WILMINGTON, y. c., July A.-Spirits
Of Turpentine-FI at 5Jl@Q iOc.' receipts
Crude Turpentine-F and unchanged;
receipts, 3 barrels. 1870 ooe -
Rosin-Quiet al OQ9Jc; receipts oo' par
Tar-Firm at $40; receipts, 50 barrels
SAVANNAH. GA, July 2l.-Splrits OF
TIIruentine-Firm at 4Oc., sales, % casks
receipts, 1876 casks. go. ..,o,.
Rosin-Firm at an advance on pales'
Gales I 755 barrels; receipts. . 80 paIIels.
ouotetions: A. b. c, and d 81; T., $40 ,
i Il 10. q. $40; III, $50: J. sl5y; r. si-99 /,
NJ 81 "a. y, 1926; windoW-glass, XIV
water-whiIe, $500.
NADINE, INTELLIGENCE.