Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08

l2ql51.c Cheese firm at sl4aiOc. Eggs
firm fresh, l2lac.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, August 7--Flour-Steady
Whcat-Dull; spot. 10hd10hc.; the
month, l0nOAc. September, N4Wlkc.;
October i2i20l2Ac.; December. 'Gc., asked;
southern. by sample, 63pt2iac
Corn-SpOt firm AZ 3Gt36i &C.; the month,
35@iN37sc; September 3ji2N35},c.; Octo-
ber 3sIaW35Ac.: November or December,
new or old, 32a4u55c.; southern white corn
40c., asked
Oats-Steady; No ? white. 2Sa2Slkc.
Rye-Firmer: No. 2 nearby, J55s4Sic.i
No. , western. SIC.
Cheese-Actlye and higher; large, 100
lOAc.
Butter-steady; fancy creamery, 1911
2Oc; store-packed, l2lfl3c: rolls, l2alic
Sugar Strong and unchanged; coarse
and fire graduated. 53sc.
Eggs-F'irm al l2c. per dozen.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK. August 7.-Cotton--
Steady; middling. Ghc.; gross receipts, J1
bales sales. 25 bales; stock. 1921 bales,
exports 20 the Continent PAS bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 2.3zS bales
exports TO he Continent, 2,ilS balcs
stock 3jGOW bales
Consolidated: Net receipts. 1905 bales
exports 10 the Continent. 1l3S bales.
Totals since September LIST: Net receipts,
S.GiA371 bales; exports TO Great Britain
3.4Sf SO bales: 10 France. 1862 bales; 10
the Continent. 2SN,2J2 bales.
With no English cable accounts TO-
dav 0iverpool being closed on account ~
bank holidays). feeling Of caution was
widespread. and this. in addition TO sew.
eral other doubtful conditions reduced
speculation 10 exceptionally small pro-
portions, even FOR a midsummer cotton
market. The fact that the August gov
eminent report Will make It's appearance
Thursday was a prominent restraining
factor This report Is looked 20 Tor some
thing tangible regarding the situation I'm
Texas and other moOted points I'm the
belt Price changes during the day were
confined within small range, but the ten
dency was upward. on covering and some
small new buying, with tho latter pfehi-
Gated on the crop-dnmage reports from
Texas and the steady and heavy con-
sumption i'm Europe as wen 0s IN TINS
country. Prices opened about ? points
higher for the active options. with oc-
tOber S5.75. December. = W. and January,
SjSl. and later scored . points further adj
vance The market continued quiet
during the afternoon. but held firm az
the advance on the less favorable crop
news and no pressure 10 sell The market
was finally steady. and 10 points net
cotton futures opened steady; August.
$3.50. September. D.5l, October Nu; No
vcmber. $50: December, $50: January
s5.s4; February. s. SO. march, N.%i Ap-I.
DO. May f'.Nlf JUN H's'"t
Futufes closed steady, August. N95;
September. s5.5e. October. S72. November,
S.77: December. $50: January NA. tep-
ruary, $50; March. S9i; April S97; May,
S6.Oi. -. 49,
middling uplands. &c
NEW ORLEANS. August 7.-Cotton fe-
lures closed quiet: August. s9'B olI:
September. S5.iiG>jij; October; 3.bn1: ~;
Novemher. xJ.4a0SJ0 December, 500
e. -, Jenuerv. s. 5SdS59: February. Seifl
S.C: March. s565aSj66: April. S.sSaS.7o.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET
PETERSBURG August 7.-(Speciai)-
cotton-oulet at &c. for good lots.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. :. c.. August 7.--Tur-
ncntine-Firm az &c: sales none.
Rosin--Fhm; sales, none quotations UNI
changed.
NINGTON. n. c.. August 7.-Splrlt5
Tnrpenfine-lsiim al q and i5i9c.i receipts.
10 Resin~Firm at % and Sc; receipts as
Crude Turpentine-Firm az N.S. Sala,
ana xa %. receipts 50 barrels.
Tar-Firm az 81 60; receipts. S5S barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, August 7.-Spirits
,rurpentine--l'irm at i6c., sales, NJ CASKS.
receipts. l.2s6 casks.
Rosin-Frm and unchanged; no sales:
recetpts 3GSi barrels.
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