Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01

CaSn quotations were as lOltoWSs NO &
yellow corn, siAas4Hc; Flour, quiet.
wheat. 7Oq72c.; No. 2 red, 75c. No. 2
corn. Sac. No oats, 25Aa26c.: No. }
white. 26q29Ac. No. barley, dOc. NO
taxseed, sl:2; a., neg, slO,gsLos or Prime me
barrel, si5OGss2S Lard, per 100 pounds:
As5q$5.05. Short-rb sides, loose. 1857
81 80. Dry-salted shoulders, boxed, S4
S.25. short-clear sides. boxed, s5a%l0.
Whiskey, dstilers' finished goods, per
gallon. SIPS. Butter firm; creams. 131sq
lsc.; dairy, 1lal5lac. Cheese firm at Sag
sac. Eggs steady; fresh, 1Sc.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June 3O.-Cotton-Spot
middlng, 5-l6d. The sales OF the day
were 1000 bales, of which 10000 bales were
for speculation and export. and included
1850 bales American; receipts, 5000 bales,
including $500 bales American.
Futures opened steady, with a mode
rate demand and closed quiet but steady;
American midding. low-middllng clause,
July. 15-64a3 l6-6id., sellers; July. and
August, l5-6id., buyers; August and Sep
TENDER. 315-6id., sellers; September and
October 14-64d, value: October and NO
vember. l3-6id., sellers; November and
December December and January. and
January and february, 3 l2-64d., buyers;
February and March. SlS-6id.. sellers;
5
April and May, l4-6ia3 15y6id., sellers.
NEW YORK. June S0.-Cotton--Qulet;
middling 1-16c.; net receipts 80 bales;
gross receipts, 12s4 bales: sales, SIC
bales: stock, 1895 bales: exports-to the
Continent. 1925 bales; to France, SOC bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts.i 5,Zn bales;
exports-to Great Britain, lss2 bales: 20
France. so7 bales to the Continent, 1874
bales: stock. 5l5,liS bales
Consolidated: Net receipts IL "a bales;
exports-to Great Britain, 1921 bales; 20
France. 1,sOs bales; TO the Contlrent, I,ll9
bales.
ceipts. S.23s.053 bales: exports~to Great
Britain. 342l. S25 bales: 10 Franco. 77l,2OS
bales; to the Continent, .2.7N,$s bales.
Cotton futures opened steady; June.
S4s: August, sss4; septem b $5s; oS
March. s5.Sl; April, $3.50; May s5ss
Futures closed quiet and steady; July,
s.. -: August. S5.5S; September, $3.50; Oc-
tober. $50; November, &;6S, December,
March. s57s; April, s5.Ss; May, $3.50
Cotton-Spot closed steady and un-
changed sales, i26 bales.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, June 30-(Special.)
Cotton--Quiet at &c. for best lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, June 29.-Veal. There is
quite a good demand for choice light
weight mlk-fed veal this kind is IN
rather lignt supply and firm at quota,
TONS rough stock Is in ample supply ana
slow sale. Sheep are In liberal receipt,
and. unless in hrst-class condition, are
hard to cell Spring lambs, the receipts.
OF the kind, are ample; the demand Is
confined TO choice, fat lambs, Calves,
alive. veal, per pound, choice, { l-2Q6 3-4c.
al 2 t-lr
siqS9 Sheep. alive, No. !, fat, sSq$; per
pound 4lt4 1-2c., lambs No. l, fat, y2.l59
$3.50; poor Sl.5Ous2; spring, good TO choice.
&C.: poor, small, 5q5 lie.
CHICAGO, June 2e.--There was an un-
usually good demand for cattle to-day,
though receipts were liberal, offerings
were well cleaned up at strong to Toe.
higher prices for good lots. Good to fancy
beeyes sod at $6.l5u$5,15, commoEer
grades bringing N.60as5.lO; feeding steers
brought sS.5GQ$5; bulls, cows, and helfsfs,
81 25l[s5i0 the latter price for fancy
heifers: western-fed steers sold at A7Vtp
$3.50; Texans, siQs5.lO. and calves at sac
There was a better demand for hogs
from packers, and prices were strong
Later the market weakened somewhat.
Lixht hogs sold at sS.65n<390; mixed lots
al s2.d5Gx3.G IL, and heavy at $500
sSs7 IL. Pigs brought sSSotts5.sS; bulls,
Si.5Ufls350.
There was a slower demand for sheep
and lambs. and prices were largely l0c.
lower. Sheep sold at Sas2.25 for culls up
TO s5as525 for prime lots. Good 10. choice
yeariings brought 1875. Clipped lambs sold
al s5lIsS.50, and spring lambs al SdN %;
Receipts: Cattle, 300 nead' hogs' SoV'o
head: sheep, 10000 mead.
NEW YORK, 5sue 29.-Beeves-Re-
celpts. 5sJ head. No trade; telling steady;
cables quote live cattle steady at nQl2c.
REFRIGERATOR beef lower at Lie.
Calves--Receipts, $40 head; very little
demand: prices easier; yeals, SlN; but
termilks. S44stD
sheep and IAmbs-Receipts. $3.50 head:
good sheep steady; others weak; lambs
onened firnl TO l5c higher; closed with adj
vance lost. sheep, $685.; lambs, so.5ou
81 Cd l-2-mainly S6.et4N.i0
'Hnss-Receipts. 2.N0 head higher at