Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-17

Guy '''''N6s!s StD N.67i3 $40
yellow corn. 3Jl2G352tc. Flour firm No.
spring wheat 75U7sc.; No. 2 red 774.d
lgl4c. No. ? corn. 35i,c No. 9 oats. 26aa
33eise,; No; ? white, 2Siac.; No white,
5 5si2@5gc 10 10 rye, 69c No. barley.
Prime timothy seed. &.3j. Mess pork. per
barrel, 81 3O0@2O Lard, per 100 pounds.
St@aS.02ls. Short-rib sides 0oose). $4,000
SLSg dry-salted shoulders boxed,
az 9 h, short clear sides boxed),
goods. per gallon. Sl.26 Sugar. cut-ioaf
unchanged. Butter firm; creamery. l3Is96
&c: dairy, lOal5l2c. Cheese firm at $50
o12c' Eggs barely steady AZ l2h0l2sc
THE COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK, June 16.-Cotton-Quet:
mlddling, b5-l5c.; net receipts. % baes
gross receipts. 1873 bales sales. 1876 bales;
stock liS.2I bales; exports to the CONT
nent. 2,225 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 4Oi5 bales:
exports-to Great Britain 6 is8 bales; 10
the Continent. 4,794 bales; stock, 609,99s
bales.
Consolidated; Net receipts. 1880 bales;
exports-to Great Britain, 1850 bales: to
1864 bales.
Totals since September LIST: Net re-
celpts, S,l878 bales; exports-to Great
Britain. 3,3A7SS bales; to France. 1929
Cotton futures opened quiet and steady:
June. $0S3; July, SS: August $50; Sep
TENDER. t5.S1; October. $3.50; November,
1871; December, 1896: January, &99 Feb
rgary 500; March, $685. April, sos;
Cotton futures closed steady: June.
S.St July, S.S; August, $50; September,
$3.50; October. $jSS; November, s. 90: De-
cember. 1914; January, S97; February,
s.; March $6.03; April. {6O6: Nav. @.il.
nd
changed; sales. 1876 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June l6.-Cotton fu-
lures quiet and steady; June. $500 bid;
TENDER. $56ln$62; october, $56lq$5e2:
November. @62g&.3: December, $3.50
s5.67; January, $j69d$j 20: February.
S.72dS.73; March, $.75d$577.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. June l5.-Calves Veal.
Owing 70 light receipts and fairly good
demand. there is a somewhat frmer tore
10 the market. We quote as follows:
Strictly choice yeals. per pound. 6I-lD
& l-2c: good yeals per pound, 5i-2Qsc':
rough TO good, per head. >fa$8
Sheep and Lambs Spring Lambs
Choice lambs are In light supply and
good demand. The market on choice
spring lambs is firm; poor small stock
Is In full supply and very dull sale We
quote: Spring lambs. good to choice,
s l-2Q6 S-4c. per pound; poor. small stock
l-2n6c. per pound; sheep, per pound
choice. 4fi l-2c; good, per head q 25F1
$40; inferior, per head. yl4sl.5O: old
bucks. ger head. S250as3 30
CHICAGO. June 1.-THE market for
cattle was stronger and largely bffl0c.
higher to-day with only moderate Offer
ings and a good demand. Good 20 fancy
cattle sold at $af5.oo; commoner grades
brought SL40uSi IS. Feeding cattle bronght
815QSB; bulls. cows. and heifers Alo
$50 the latter price for choice helfers:
western-fed steers. Si.5OfiS 535: Texans
S75aS. and calves, A25qE for common
20 prime.
There was good local and shipping
demand for hogs. and prices were fairly
steady. Notwithstanding heavy receipts.
Heavy lots sold at S355dS co. mixed at
$500 $3.50 and light-welghis, A7O1D
$50 l-2. Pigs brought S3.S0qp.75. and culla
$l50aSS.5O
10th sheep and lambs were in activs
demand and prices were firm, lambs be-
ing Zoe. higher as a rule. Best grades OF
sheep brought sJuS.2J. commoner grades
bringing S2.50dS50; yearlinss brought
500; Colorado woolled lambs at S. i0D
So so: and spring lambs AT s6Q$750
Receipts: Cattle, 1000 head: hogs. 30 600
head sheep. 1900 head.
NEW YORK. June -Beeves.Re-
ceipts. S5s head; no trading; feeling
steady Gables higher; live cattle az Lon
don 10 s-fffl2c. per pound, dressed weight:
refrigerator beef at Liverpool. size. ex-
ports to-day, b2s cattle and 1900 quarters
or beef.
common TO prime yeas. s05s6s2 Ia; tops.
s675: buttermilks. 1915
sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 4.2H head:
sheep In light supply and firm; lambs
shade lower. common 10 good sheep,
$Se5llSi 50: Inferior TO choice lambs.
NN l-2QSS-most OF the sales az NaS.7S:
Uogs-Receipts. s.OiS head. sgeady n