Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-30

were Tor speculation ana exVOrt, anu M
Guided II 600 bales American; receipts H.
co. bales. including $500 bales American.
Futures opened quiet, with moderate
demand. and closed quiet; American mid.
ding. low-middling clause, June, lJ-64d.s
July and August, sli-6ia3 l5-std.. sellers;
August and September. 3 HID, sellers;
September and October, Bid, buyers;
October and November, 12-6fd.. buyers;
November and December, 3 -6fd3 i2-gfd.
sellers: December and January. ll-6fV
3 i2-Gid.. sellers; January and February.
3 ll-6iGf3 i2-6ft., sellers. February ana
March. Esd. buyers; March and Aprit.
3 l5-6id.. sellers; April and May, l2-64p
3 li-6id.. buyers.
NEW YORK. June -Cotton-Steady:
middling, lite: net receipts. $50 bales;
gross receipts. 1884 bales: sales, l.f4
bales: stock. liz 5l3 bales; exports 10 the
Continent. 2e52 bales
Totals to-day Net receipts, IDA bales:
exports 10 the Continent, 700 bales.i
stock. 52S. i63 bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts. ie.2sS bales:
exports--to Great Britain, 1886 bales: 10
France. s0l bales; to the Continent, 2,f1
bales.
Tot,.ls since September lst: Net re-
ceipts s.S32, 81 bales; exports-to Great
Britain. 3.Sl9,a5s bales: TO France, T0.zS
bales: TO the Continent, 2.695.s9 bales.
Cotton futures opened steady at the de-
cline: June. S.is; July. S.47: August, s65t;
September. $751; October, s5.57; November.
s5.6f: December, s5e5; ia luary. $5.71; Feb
ruary. s5.7I; March. $40; May. $751;.
July. $40: August 1874: September. 65S:
october. s562; November. S5G8; December,
$50: January. SO; February. S.S:
March. s5Si: April. s5st; May. S@
Spot cotton steady and unchanged; sa,ee.
1.i04 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 2e.--Cotton M
lures quiet and steady; July, s5.is0s5S0:
| August s5S5HS5.36; September, s5.3t@s5.35;
October. N,3igS5.S5; November. S.3eQS.I:
December. &.4oas5n; January. S.43A&.t5:
February. s5.Eqsj.4S March, s5.5lgS.52;
April. S5.5i bid; May. s5.57 bid.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS
| BALTIMORE, Juno z&-Beef Cattle
very best on sale this week, s3<fS15;
those generally rated first qualify, N5OQi
$3.50; medium or good fair qualify. 8.5Vdb
SLJV. ordinary thin steers, oxen, and cows,
| S25eaS.5O; extreme range Of prices. s, DV
| S5l5: most Of the sales were from $50 q
| $40 Remarks on beef cattle: The arriyAh
| this week were LIB head. against 1.i3
| head last week, and il8 head ono pear
ago, and the sales were ], l53 head, againSt
| 1853 head last week and LIB head one
year ago. Baltimore butchers taking l,069
| head and eastern buyers IS head. While
| the market this week has been fair as to
| activity. It was strong at last weeks quo
| tations. and the quality OF tho offerings
| generally being OF and the figures ruling
\ then being now recorded indicates a slight
J.
tremc range is s2.5onS.15 per 100 pounds,
with most sales between $.jof$5.l0 per 100
| pounds. Exporters were worth s5d t.25 per
| 100 pounds. Bernhemer Brothers bought
| u good bunch OF IL head OF Virginia sta
| ble-fed cattle.
| Sheep and Lambs The arrivals this
week were 1892 head, against 9,ii9 head
| last week. and 1857 head one year ago.
| Remarks: There has been a full Offering
| Of sheep and lambs. only about l. 100 head
| wa egf nj a
| for the market, which only showed a
| fair trade. with but little difference, ana
| that only on lambs, on which there was
a slight variation since Monday, being
somewhat easier. Old sheep sell ut ~
4 l-lc.. aud Il few extra, shade higher:
! lambs. JH6 l-2c gross.
Swine.-There is no change In quotations
| since Monday and the market Is firm at
| the figures quoted thcn-yiz.: Far-western
hogs. N.40dSi.50; those from nearer points,
! $ll0a$i0 for light weights, Si1stlo for
| heavy weights; $S0dSS.S5 for Light pigs,
and SM$.b per 100 pounds gross tor
| roughs.
| Fresh C0ws.-There is a fair Offering Of
| fresh COWS OH the market and u moderate
| demand prevails, at former quotations.
| viz: s20q&0 per head. With few at the
| latter price. Receipts IS head.
Calves.-rhe offerings of veals has only
| been moderate. with a fair demand re-
| ported al unchanged values 1-2DJ l-2c.
Receipts. l29 head.
CHICAGO. June 2S-Receipts OF cattle
| to-day were Unexpectedly heavy, but the
| demand was brisk and the better grade
| OF steers moved of al stcaGy prices. Com
mOner grades were about l0c. lower. Good
| 10 fancy cattle were disposed OF at - l0U
| SJtj; cOmmoner grades selling NJ $4,000
| 250J: feeding cattle brought Sh00S: bulls,
| cows and heifcrs. S.uSJ 40, the after price
for choice hefers; western-fed steers sold
at St70nSj.JO; Texans, $ias5l0, and calves
| sold at $l0SIJ0.
The demand for hogs was active and
! the market was strong at an advance OF
| about &C. The market was rather weak
| late I'm the day. Light hogs sold AT $3.50
| $3.50. mixed lots AT S3.6SnS3. 81. and heavy;
at $.45nS3.s5. Pigs brought S3.S0clS.S. and
| culls SlJ00$3.50.
were in demand at steady prices. Conces-
| sions were made on ordinary offerings.
| Sheep sold az 1926 to Sa25 FOR ordinary TO
good. Yearlngs brought S5HfS625; clip
ped lambs. $..50$5.65, ANA sprug lambs.
Receipts: Cattle. q. 600 head; hogs, 80 900
| head: sheep 1900 head.
NEW YORK June 2s-Beeves-R
| ceipts. 300 head. Steers opened steady 70
strong; bulls ana COWS steady 10 l0c.
| lower: common bulls. lJc Off: whole mar.
ket closed weak: ordinary 20 choice steers.
| g. 90fi$5.7J: oxen and stays, 8outs5:
! bulls &n$L15: choice do. $3.50, cows.
| s2.2lGiA.O5; choice fat DO. 1875. Cables
| steady. exports, Je Succp anu f,vV puaa-
! ters OF beef: none tomorrow.
| Calves-Receipts. G,22i head Market
| lower: veals, &nS5.I -; tors N.f0hN.5oi
| culls. $3.50; buttermilks, NaS.e5; mixed
| calves $l.5ONS5.2J.
| Sheep and Lambs-Recepts. S.l25 head.
| Sheep firm to a chade higher; good 10
| choice lambs steady; medium ana COM
| mon. 10f20c. lower; common 20 choice
| sheep SS.2jNSi25: culls, 81 common 10
prime lambs. S6nN.50: culls. 50.
| mead.
| steady at Si&HA3J.
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
CHARL ESTON. 5. c., June 29-Tur-
pentine-Market firm AZ Sc; sales. none.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales,
none.
WII.MINGTON. ~ c., June 2s.-Spirits
OF Turpcntine-Opened steady and closed
dull at 80 and 35i2c.; receipts, lij casks.
Rosln-Quiet at 80 and 9Sc. receipts, l45
barrels. a.
Crude Turpentine--Firm at N.3j. 81. and
s2.lO; receipts, lOl barrels.
Tar-Firm at $l30; receipts. SO barrels
SAVANNAH. GA, June 29.-Spirits OF
Turpentine-Frm at 36l2c.; sales, tzi
casks. receipts, 1888 casks.
Rosfn-Firfn and unchanged; safes, l,Jol
barrels; receipts, 300 barrels
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