Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-25

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Cash quotations were as follows: No.
yellow corn, 32t H32'sc Flour quiet anu
easy No - spring wheat 11HlVsc.; No.
spring wheat 66u1Olsc.; No. 2 red. ile
7liac. 40. > corn. 334 H321sc. No = oats
2pPc.: no y white. 26i2Uglc.; No. ; Whlte.
251i-6i2c. No. rye, 52i2c. No. barley SiA
40c. No. / AaXseed, 9sc. Prime timothy
s. Lard. per 100 pounds, $5409S3.ao. snort
rib sides doose), $J.09GS6 .@2i dry-sdlleu
shoulders (boXedl. S.5,&g 9 'o snort
clear sides (boxed). Sj3JnS45. Whiskey.
dlstIllers' finished goods per gallon, $40.
Sugars Cut-loaf, $500; graduated. S3.oh
| Butter easier, creams. l2Hhc, duules,
1l0l5iac. Eggs weak and DUH; fresh lllV
l2c. Cheese quiet; special brands 0,@a5c.'
creams. sie09c.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. July 2L-l p. M.-Cotton:
Spot I'm fair demand; prices easier; Ameri-
can middlng. 3a.d. The sales OF the day
were 1900 bales. of which 500 bales were
for speculation and export, and included
300 bales of American. Receipts, zUW
bales including 1000 bales Of American
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet
but steady; American mlddung; low MD
ding clause July, l9-6id., sellers; July
and August. 3 lS-6iH3 l9-6id., sellers Az
gust and september, 3 H-6iu5 lS-64d., sell
erS: September and October, l6-oig
l7-Gld sellers; october and November,
lJ-Giq3 l6-64d., sellers; November ana De
T.
January and February. l4-Gid3 lJ-6id.,
buyers: February and March, l5-6iQ
16-Gid.. sellers; March and april, lG-6id,
buyers; April and May, Ibid, sellers
May and June. 3 1888 lS-6id.
NEW YORK, July 2i-Cotton quiet;
niddling slice: gross receipts,
$50 bales: sales, POS bales; stock, lie.560
bales. eNports-tO Great Britain. bales
to the Continent, 00j bales; to France
Totals to-day: Net receipts, 223 bales;
cxports-to Great Britain. 1 bales; 70
France 20 bales; 20 the Continent, ZOO
bales: stock. 4O2Sj7 bales.
Consolidated. Net receipts 1913 Dales;
exports-to Great Britain, l.20i bales; 70
France 20 bales; TO the Continent 1000
bales.
Totals since September lst: Net re-
GENTS S2gg1lS bales; eXpOrts-tO Great
bales: 10 the Continent. 2,lS.5& bales.
The cotton market was not active but
showed considerable tirmness most or the
session at one time advancing TO a point
3a4 points over the closing hsures OF
Saturday. after opening steady al a gam
OF lH2 points. The general teelnS was
anything but confident, so far as the
local traders were concerned, largely
owing 10 the Indifference of outsiders.
Gables. however. were better than mad
been looked for. and led 10 covering by
the more cautious shorls. But dS
class the bears attached more Importance
r.
the weather conditions IN the cotton beit,
reports indicating that beneficial rains
had fallen In almost every section mere
tofore threatened by drought. The At
lantic States We're reported 10 be under
an exceptionally promising outlook. 1he
shorts however. are not Over-conndent,
as reports from the dry-gOOds trade ana
from American spinning districts were
generally favorable. Private cables also
Indicated good outlook Tor european
cotton spinners, with orders IN Dolh
countries generally extending long MS
lance into the future for fabrics ana
warns. During the afternoon the mar
ket eased of a little on local liquidation,
closing quiet and unchanged TO points
cotton futures opened quiet and steady;
July. xJ49; August. S.53. September, 500;
october. SOB; November. @.H; becemDrr,
S577: january $jS2; February, |.65;
March $j.s; October, S5.9l; May, N99
Futures closed quiet; July, SOL; Au-
November. 1914; December, Sls; Janu-
arv. S.3: February. $3.50, March, D.@;
April. 1913; May. $5.91
Spot cotton quiet; middllng uplands,
6 3-loc.; middlns gulf ol-ltc.' sales. 20
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 2L.-Cotton-Fu-
lures closed steady; July. 1858; August,
S5.l30N.t4; september, $40 bid; October
$j.40uS5.H; November @ilu3B; Deem
ber. 5j.fSus5iy; January $9.J1NsJ)5, FeD-
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, July 2.-CspeclaL)
Cotton-Quiet at Sc. for good lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, July 4.-Calyes-We
quote: Strictly choice veal, per pound,
5izU5%c.; good veal, per pound 0n0l4c.;
rough 10 good, per head. SiHSlJo
Lambs and Sheep-We quote: Spring
lambs. good TO choice. 5i2N5H4c.
CHICAGO, July 22.-Recelpts or cattle
were not large enough to-day 10 make
n market. Good 10 fancy steers were
quotable at $i46d$5.s5; cOmmoner grades
at Sl25Gt5.20; stOckers and feeders al
SiGSl75; bulls. COWS. and hefers, AT k1W
$40: calves, S5Gq@75; western-fed steers
were quoted al A6jnS5.65, and Texas
steers AZ S3504N 2i Hogs lost half an
early advance Of Zoe Heavy lots brought
N2ldS465: mixed lots. fi3tnNtps; hght
hogs. $LA0N70; culls and rOughs, va
$40. and pigs f.S50Si60. Most OF the
sheen to-day came directly consigned 10
the hackers and the few hOcks that came
on the market sold at unchanged prices
Receipts-Cattle 300 head; hogs, 5000
head: sheep, 5000 head.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. July 1.-THE
receipts for the week: Beeyes. 1904, sheep,
Z i66; hogs. ASH. Beef cattle easier, es-
pecfallV on the common grades. Nnlch