Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

tember. sis-safs i7-s4d.. sellers; septem.
her and October. 3 i5-6fu3 1e-efd;; spuysftS'
buyers: November and December, iS-osw
HID. buyers. December and January
f3-6id3 14-6id., buyers; January ana fcu,
ruary. H-6id, sellers; February an IN
March. ii-eiAs i5-sid.. buyers; Marcn
and April. 9 i5-s40s is-64d., sellers; Apri
and May. i6-6id., buyers.
NEW YORK: June 2i.-Cotton-Qulet:
middling. 6Ac. net receipts n yg pa.ss'
gross receipts, 1870 bales; sales, az paies'
stock. lIs,4i5 bales. 20. ..,os.
Totals to-day Net receipts, S,'oo Da'eS'
exports to the Continent, 426 bales; stoch'
consolidated: Net receipts. 1856 bales;
exports to the Continent, 426 bales. = =
Totals since September LIST; Net. re
ceipts S22i065 bales; exports-to ese vi sas
Britain. 3.i0S,OsS bales; TO France, .c''"'
bales: to the Continent. 2,6Ss.i4V naies.
The opening was excited, with the, mar
ket easy. at a decline or 10 poh.ss.
Disappointing cables ana genera.y
vorable crop accounts had led a numost
OF longs to unload in "A small way. -
the opening of the call. but as the, Pre-.
liminaries progressed IL became esIuc ,,a
that a feeling of unrest existed sseions
outside holders. owing 10 deeldeu'y pSnlt
ism crop statement by the Chronicle. sen
ing orders soon began 10 pour III from ~,
sides. and by the time NovemDer lbs
been reached a break or I points We, wa
apparent, with trading very heaNf' "a n
pool buying orders were reached, anu ~, q
breathing spell was taken. Prices Soit t
of to a level 7 to 10 points under ,ase
nights figures. From then 10 tne nrsco-
the market was erratic anu p,,ss
changes at times violent August ,onss
we're Thoroughly frightened. and un'o ,a,,o
ed a veritable avalanche or cOttou ~. nc
market closed barely steady WIN p'''e'
to points net lower. -. ru,,, e. II.
Cation futures opened easy. july, 90.
August. sci: September, 500; octope az
N.eS: November. S5.65; Decemoer; ~, o H.
lam Iannorv' S.75: February, SIS; March,
s5N: April. 1885, May, $500; 49,, a. ,s
r,Iv v'S s55. September $5.57; October, s0.so;
November IS 81: December 1917 S,Ssb; ' 4, So.
ary. S.7l: February. SH; MARCH, F'''''
April. 1854: May. S5.Ss 90. soc,,ns
Spot closed quiet az l ,ipTi cur
middlng uplands, i-loc' i"'u"7
G 5-i6c: sales, 4S bales o... On
NEW ORLEANS. June H-Co',on iu-
,ures steady; June. S5.42; July. sS'aiH$s 40 70
AuS1st & &dS5.34: September, s9.5l1n 800 90
octoher 81 ROSA; November, y9.sss1 s2'S %
! December $53SuS5.39; January, S2's.aaII e. ~
February, $544aSl6; March. sO4oeS''''
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG VA, June 24.-(speeiai'
Cotton-Easier at &c. for good lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
| BALTIMORE. June 23:-Calves.1,IIh.e
market is very firm; receipts de ISL a.
| and for good veals there Is quick uS
mand. few extra fine offerings exceeu
| ing quotations. ~, ,,. VA
ceipts and moderate demand market "d'
We y""u quote e' as follows: Calves-veaal
choice, per pound, 6t4lc.; DO, 1alr' gs
6i5c: rough. per head. sass. ,sne,eep ,,a -
l. fat. sS6sS.1; do, per pound, , S1sd5"%tiIi
No. q fat. 212Q3c.;. common, per 1, aTo' do
$3.50. Spring Lambs-Cholce' Oao4c'' w
| common to fair. 5l2U5Ac.
~ CHICAGO. June 2S.-There was a goo,
demand for cattle to-day. ana, thousl
receipts were large for so late IN IN
week desirable lots were lOc' higher
some instances. Medium grades, however
were weak and lower r. co GUUa err grade
bringing Sl.50QSj. Feeding eattie so 20 90. .
e. G51S5e bulls. cows, and helters, Sz'@oe
S.1O-the latter for choice nellers' w.
ern-fed steers. A.6O4|AO; IeNalls' $t"S'
and calves st5OqY7.2o. I'D yoo,
Heavy hog receipts again maue . tr wJse'
market. and prices suliered d h ler ,s,h
decline OF about &c. ldght hogS oo 81 * ~
81 65GS.S5: mixed lots. $3.6Oa%':S2.g, =, an u
heavy. 81. 50lis3.sO. Pigs soIu loI S''-'es''''
and culls, $l.50u$35O - go.
The market for sheep and lanps W. ".
about steady; sheep were salable az ~
| $40 for culs. up to S91S9.z9 LOT MI III
| fOCkS. yearIlngS SOU dt 1870 L., MI
ped lambs at SGa$67O ana spring i"'AO
| at SnS7O ooo ,,oad. boos q On
head: sheep. 10000 head.
NEW YORK. June 23-BeeyesLR
ceipts. 2697 head active 3 ha en-. E M
common TO choice steers, A.'gu 49, 49,
| s9 6sIlst5O. cows, $2.2j4Sk2o. CaDles w. ~
| American cattle steady at llulZS; ahV -,
| IOIx6fl2c: refrigerator peeI, ESQ nth,
nonnd. Shipments tomorrow; OoS ca'''
y Zen and 5.952 quarters of beef
20 C Sniyep 1R Re-. 367 head; higher
veais' SQy.S7ls; buttermilk calves sf''V'
'' Sheen and Iambs-Recepts, 5.t51 , nSaS
$1,000 strong; sheep higher; idln,p
} ,nJ,t for fair 10 choice; common iail ~
$500. common TO choice sheep, ss So y,
81 40. common to choice lambs |O'oV@ '''''
cnIis $50: yearlings, s54$6. r,r,
Woas~Receipts 1,25i head; steaug, psst "a
western hogs. $3.50; best state hosS' W.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS:
ESTON. S. c., June H.-lurpei
ChA Msrlfet steady at S6c; sales, none;
Wosin|Firm and unchanged; safes, hon
SAVANNAH, GA, June June L saIes 3 3
Turpentine-tlrm al SS,s''
Rosin-Eirm and unchanged; saieS' o.
barpeis. receipts, AM barrels
WILMINGTON, y. c., June NLopn ~,
Of observation-disclosures dOlus' p''N'' ~
Changed; receipts li9 casks. o,o,s .
Rosin-Steady at 9OqSOc'' rece'p''' -
barrels. r,i.,, ~ sl25 81
- e. 90. receipts 90 barrels.
1ia.' 49,, Of Il IN. receipts, - DarTeiS'