Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16

fDs Dec. . ....7S'' q Z isA Is" rs
! July ......SiSnk 81 3lAa% SFsuSo
! sept ....3ils 55is 3is 30
! Dec. .......32i2 So 500 1878
July .......257sa?i 2F4qSs 25's 2lsou
Sept. ....HlsnA p 2lls AA9s
| Mess Pork-pcr Dbl.
July ......&.Il2 S27l2 s.22ia &.Lz
Sept. ......%.i2ls ss47h $40 S.6a
wi! !a5. .~'.s5 q '''' :ss5's :sSsH SO g
snort Ribs-per loc lbs.
s sepi. SIS a :s7: a:hsssss a aa:
Cash quotations were as follows: No.
yellow corn Sji2Q56ac. Flour firm. Nc.
spring wheat. 16Ac.; No. 3 spring wheat.
73sH16Ac.; No. red. 7Si2uIS%,c. No. .
corn, Sjlec. No. , oats. &c; No. white,
$ga5ic. No. flaxseed. sl.ei. new. sl.01,.
Mess pork per barrel S.50uss30 Lara.
| per 100 pounds, $92isQ S.O5. Short-rlo
sides doosel. A5OuSLSo. Dry-salted shoui-
boxed, S59S51O. Whiskey, distllers' nm
ished goods per gallon, A.26. Butter
finn; creamery. l3Qlsc.; dairy, l09l5lsc.
Cheese firm at 794@Sl9c Eggs firm; fresh.
! 124c.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
| III OOI, June 1o.-(OltOfl-Opo
large business done; prices steady, Amer
| lean middiing. 1-32d. The sales OF tho
day were 1000 bales. of which 1000 bales
were for speculation and export, and In
| cuded 1880 bales American; receipts.
10000 bales. including $500 bales American.
Futures opened quiet. with a poor de-
mand. and closed steady; American mid
ding. -middling clause, June, 323-64d.,
! sellers: June and July, 23-6id., sellers;
July and August. 2-6id., sellers; Au-
gust and September, 3 2S-6id, sellers;
September and October. 22-6id, buyers;
october and November; 2i3eta3 go q 3D.
3 2l-6id.. sellers; December and January.
3 2O-6lN3 2l-6id.. sellers; January and Feb
ruary, 20-6iu3 2i-Gid., sellers; February
and March. 2l-6ld., buyers. March and
May. 22-6ia5 23-6id., sellers.
NEW YORK, June l5-Cotton-Mid-
ding. 65-l6c.; net receipts, 1923 bales;
gross receipts, 1921 bales sales, 90S
bales. stock, 1000 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, S.Iil bales;
exports to the Continent. 100 bales;
| stock 6lS.OSi bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts. 223l5 bales;
expOrts-to Great Britain. lli8 bales: 10
France. 1906 bales; 60 the Continent,
$50 bales
Totals since September 1st: Net re-
\ ceipts, S,lS97B bales: eXports-to Great
Britain 337S302 balcsi 10 France. 1i6,23
bales; TO the Continent, 2.6i6,25S bales
| The cotton market opened steady. with
prices unchanged to | point higher. Tho
slight Improvement resulted from hrm
Liverpool cables, the leading feature being
heavy spot sales The advance WIS soon
wiped out however. as definite support
failed to appear while light liquidation
was IN evidence from the start. AROUND
the opening Liverpool shorts were seen
/ 10 be purchasing I'm a small way, but
; even this demand soon petered out, leav-
. ing the market totally dependent upon
local interests for support. In inc news
from the South the bear faction had the
advantage Local opinion was ABOUT
. evenly divided as to the effect OF the
high temperature prevalent in the ATLANTIC
and Central states. The market closed
; steady and / point higher to points
lower.
Cotton futures opened steady: June,
gS7. July. S9l. August Sg3; Septem-
Der. $5SS: october. S.9l; November, soN'
December S5.91. January. 30 feorua.S'
$6O3: March. $6.07; April, 500; May %.,b .'
Futures closed steady; June s1@; July.
S5SS. August. $j.9l; September, SA; DC
tober s. 30: November $5.93; December,
S5o7: January. IS: February. $6O3; March,
$500: April. 500; May, 1913.
sales. S58 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 15.-Cotton fu-
lures steady; June. $j.72aS57i; July, 3Hq
1915: August SJ.6ldSJS; Seplemper'
s5624$j63; october. s5.G24&s3: November
81 G3lls56l. December. $j.67nf5 6S; Janua-
|
March. $I.C7n$5.GS.
PETERSBURG COTTON MAhkhl.
| PETERSBURG. VA. June l5.-tSpeclaL
Cotton-Quiet at Sc. for good lots.
MAIDSTONE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. :. G., June l5.-Turpen
tine-Firm at 36hc.i sales none. ,.,
Rosin-Flrm and unchanged; SAFES
- WILMINGTON. y. c.. June b:-Spirit'
y Of Turpcntinc-S Steady at 35l&o3c re-
+ 'e Rosin%Duil at Oa95c.; receipts 45s bar
crude Turpentlne-Quiet. at aSSas2'l'
and S22O; receipts, % barrels. - .ro,.
Tar-Firm at Sl30: receipts, % barrels
} LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. June n-Calyes-W'
auotc as follows; Strictly choice N'aIs. ~
pound. CaGAc.; good yeals, per p Sai, =.
Sheen and I.ambs-We quote as toiio"s
Spring lambs good go choice, 9,sHY4c' ~,
pound: poor, small STOCK. 1lsntS; pe'
pound; sheep. per pound, ch2lSe, ne,
, head. $iaSl.J0; old bucks, per head' S%'"e
CHICAGO. June lL-Busness In cattle
to-day WAS fairly active az ABOUT Steaus
prices. Heavy and grassy cattle were
Disseminated against. prices tor thos'
grades being rather weak later III th'
day. Good 70 fancy Satue sou ,l ~ % 80 -
! $3.50. commOnor grades DInubhs F,.''ty',,,, s'
> ! Feeding cattle sold at 3.DdADl Duiis
2 cows. and helfers ranged from H.lo ,'
| S,lO the latter price Tor fancy METERS
, ! wostorn-fed steers brought SiDGi0'5), am
! Texans S15nS Calves brought hoa
81 s. There was an active demand iol
- hogs and the early market WAS sr0nt
!. with prices 2i4fi5c. higher Later i
[ weakened Heavy hogs sold Al 'S. ~
! 81 ST.. mixed lots at N.iOuN0 ana llgh
B. Sj7OGS}92is. Pigs sold At S.SpHS51o' an'
: oils az Sl.5On 800. small receipts o
4 sheen and lambs made strong marke
% Snr Iesirable lots. but common grades
: were slow and weak. Sheep sold IRON
[ $50 To $50 for cUils, w 10 N.soaSo 10
! GOOD TO choice hOcks. hearings proIgn
8 N.25GS5.J0; clipped lambs. S.Sjit~; woolie'
y CnIorado lambs S. l0N 500. and sprin;
Iambs Si50ns725 Receipts-Cattle, N,y:
head. hogs. 5000 mead. sheep, 1900 head
NEW YORK June ii-Beeves-Re
ccipts 26l8 head. Market active; steer
steady 20 firm: bulls and COWS shad
Z | higher: steers Sh60pS31 tops, Wv; W.
cars '1 "stillers." SLGOuN7O; TAT oxen. A.i5
! bulls. $3iONSAlO, COWS, $nN. Cahle
. ctcadv. shipments to-day, cattle an'
81 52H quarters Of beef. tomorrow, 80 cat
| tle and 1000 quarters. caives-Itece ipts
Z 1850 head Market acuye snn hisnel
common TO prime yeals, N5OnSo50: choice
4 ! "a 60ll s. Is; buttermilks, S.75; mixed calves
/ siGfS, ~ sheep and I.ambs-Rec eipts
. ! 757g head; good medium weight shee
}. | steady; others dull; yearlings steady
prime 10 choice lambs steady; others lW
55c lower: common lambs. J0c lower ant
not wanted, common TO primo sheep. Sf
. Sl6O. yearlings, $L7JQs6. lZi2; lambs, i5n ~
= ! Inferior. &525 Hogs-Receipts, 1856 head
I, Tribe nrmer at A.l2huN.2O.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
3 MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE is, $50
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