Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-21

Lard, per 100 lbs
sept sept ; ;5SSs ;55s55lss ST.: s5al E ESS
short-Ribs. per 100 lbs 80
oa9. Sd. ....$s1s ST. Sc :Sss SIS
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull and easy. No ? yellow corn, SStg
33hc. No. spring wheat 7OnGic.; NO.
spring wheat, 6HsniJc. No z RED, h4W
Sc No corn, $79S2NSe, No Sh,5e os ssss
26lhc. No. 2 rye, SIC. No. barley, Ilgg
iOJ5c. No i naxseed. 81. Prime timothy
Seed, s2S5 Mess pork, per barrel s9StV
$40. Lard, per ioO pounds, s9'4gesS;nt.ss.
salted shoulders (boxed). 5NG9l2c, snort
clear sides boxedD, S40aD.R. Whiskey,
distillers finished goods; per gallon si;;-o .
Sugar, cut loaf, unchanged; h .,sn
Eggs easy; fresh, lIQl2l2c. Cheese Slow
creams. Si299c.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. July 20--4 y. M.-C0tton--
Good business done; prices l-52d. hisher,
American midding. 33sd The sales OF mo
dav were 5000 bales, OF which lVVo paleS
were for speculation and export ana M
cluded 1850 bales American; receipts -"
bales-au American.
Futures opened steady and closed
steady; American middling' low,mldnnS
clause. july 20-6id.. buyers; July anu
a Y. d
TENDER. l9-6id., sellers; September, anu
October. lS-6ld. buyers; october ana NO
vember 3 l7-6ld.; December and January
8 l6-6id. buyers; January and FEBRUARY;
3 l6-6la3 Hold, sellers; February anu
March. fI-6ld, buyers; March and April,
lI-Gla3 lS-Gld.. sellers, April ana May
lS-6l5i3 l9-6id.. sellers; May and june
lg-Gid.. buyers.
NEW YORK, July s).-Cotton-Steady
middling, 3-l6c.; net receipts, ID paies.
int 1 h41
stock 1iS5Ol bales; eNports-t0 the Cohe-
nent. I'm bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, 2.7j5 bales;
eNports-tO Great Britain, 3liS bales; 10
the Continent, 1,2U bales; stock, 4O95ss
bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts 1884 bales;
eXports-to Great Britain. 9.Il9 bales; TO
France 800 bales; TO the Continent. B'OtS
bales
Totals since September 1st: Net re-
ceipts S29Ll50 bales; eXports-to Great
Britain. 3.iGS68 bales; TO France, 'S,ool
| bales. 10 the Continent, 2I0lC62 bales.
The cotton market was more active to-
| day. but generally lower and somewhat
| irregular. At the same time there was
| considerable covering, and not little
| investment buying by good parties. This
| was due 10 less uniformly favorable crop
| news and to the increased sales of spot
! cotton In the Liverpool market, whore Nhe
| business reached 1900 bales to-day, CIV
| ing color TO the claims Of parties who
| had been cabling ENCOURAGEMENT 20 hope
| for large foreign consumption OF Ameri-
| can cotton. Local bears of the more con-
| sentative classes felt inclined 90 oven up
| their deals, fearing that selling COR short
| account had been Overdone IN the face OK
| persistent bad reports from many impot-
| tant localities Of the cotton belt. indi-
| eating damage by floods, insects, ana
| drought our market. after opening
| steady at a decline Of 800 points ana
| further declining l43 points. showed
. l. 90 On
| upward movement was held IN check Dy
| claims that the cotton crop In the Atant2
! States had been much benefited by 6oOd
| rains in the previous night Ihsre WIS
| some selling on such reports, but inc
| bears as "A class showed misgiTngs az 10
| the soundncss OF their position on mo
! market. owing 10 almost uniformly Dad
| reports from Texas. as well as from m9le
northerly sections Of the cotton bolt IN
| Vestment buying was well dlsFlbuten
| through the day: but caution WAS gene
| rally observed I'm making new ventures
| on the long side OF the account penolnB
| further indications from. lAverpool as 10
| the foreign spot demand. The marNet
closed steady and 6li7 points net lower,
Cotton futures opened steady at the CO
cline; Juiy, S5s: August S,57; september.
! S.6l, October S5.7i; November 5..s. De-
$50. March. 8T; April, $3.50: May %W.
Cotton futures closed steady; July'
$3.50: August, $3.50; September, SSy; DC
tober. S572: November, $40; December.
Ea; January 50 te a '0'"'
SPOT cotton closed steady; mddling up
lands. 63-1Gc. middhng CUR oFioc''
sales. rs bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 20.-cotton- ~,
s55S: September. Sj.440S5.f5; October
IS 4iGsj. s5; November. Sic@Nf; Deem
| her s. 52fss5.H3: January $3.50 R51; FEB
| ruary. s5.59as5.Gl; March. S5.63asoVo
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
! PETERSBURG. VA, July 2o-Cspecial,A
Cotton-Quiet at &c. for good lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
| BALTIMORE, July 2O.-Calves-WS
| quote Strictly choice veal, per pound,
&C.; good veal. per pound. l-4u5 l-2c. !;
rough 10 good. per head, $3.50. lambs
| and Shoep-We quote IS follows: Sprinf
| lambs. good TO choice, i-2po SIC. pe
Sheep per Sg'i pound choice sa3 80: good,
per head. SFWl3.J0; inferior, per head. SO
$50: old bucks. per head, 9 J0uS3.
| CHICAGO, July i9.-Receipts or cattlf
were small to-day and prices good good
| 20 fancy steers brought &.Sn AS; com
| mOner grades. si3O0 s.; stockeS and feed
ers. Sl5VlsiS0; bulls. cows. ana nehers
| s2a$5l0; Texas steers, SOrS3 ant
calves, Si50QS7. Hogs-Receipts wers
llbefal and prices up about l0c. Heavy
lots were sold al A53nNDi epmmonsr
grades AZ sl5GSl65; light hogs brought
yoseh iots Ps. 2aslsS. prices FOR shee,
ruled about steady. selling az Nzfts5.1
Tor culls 10 &0Sj25 for prime wetsers.
Western range sheep brought SWH3W'
yearlings ss759S5.50, and sprlng lamps,
sNH. lambs brought S'2 sa ~" os CO. CO.
| ceipts-Cattle, 1900 mead, hoss' -o'""
sheep, 1900
NEW YORK July is.-Beeyes-Reeeipts
IA head. demand fair: steers and cows
steady. bulls weak 10 loo. lower, stesks
sl95QS5 60: bulls. 219QSW. Cow hIo'
$3.50; calves steady: shipments Ses guar
| ters Of beef: tomorrow. none. caves
peceirts 42ls; veals firm 20 lec. higher
| S,,,tcrn,iiks sc higher. veals, 100
$50 10: tops, @75nss3; outtefmiks. 80
5g25. grassers. s2uS. sheep ana lambs
Receipts I.H2 head Shesp auy 9np NC
wanted Lambs opened weak. Glossy MN
seven ears. mainly sheep, unsoid. snseb
s'fS.7s. calls $3.50: lambs. s.. SASSY IL
ssrlis e. sOIfSi25. Hogs-Recelpts DIV
head. Market higher az AiSgA~.
NAvAI~SToRFs MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. July 2O.-furpen
| tine-Steady at SEC; s4,e nohe, .,,.
, JRosin-Firm. sales. hone; du'ta,ion
upsstHvv psNSNAH GA. July 2o--sDIgits Tur
; pentine-Firm at fOc, safes % 0"'"'' ~
, oe RipossinLFirm and unchanged; sales 2.S
| herreis. receipts 406i barrels.
t | 'NyII.NINGTON, y. c.. July @-Spiri,
Turpentine-Flr at Ssis4+oc'; receipts
i09 no SSTSsd at soa95c.; receipts. u
os Crude Turpentlne Firm at sissa& an
, | q ia. receipts. il3 barrels.
i Tar-Eirm at slio; receipts N' pa'sss'