Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-21

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Cash quotations were as follows: No. 2
yellow corn, 3i7sQ35lsc. Flour steady. No.
76..c. No. 2 corn. Si9sq3i5sc No. 2 oats,
26isc,; No. white. Haa3Oc No. rye,
Gle. No. barley 3Sa4lc. No. l fiaxseed.
N.O2l9; new. sl.091z Prime timothy seed.
s2S59&2 10 Mess pork, per barrel. $500
short-rib sides doosej sfS5qs4S5; dry
sailed shoulders boxed. $i62I5ds4. sly
short clear sides boxed. S5GS5O5. Wits
key. distillers' finished goods per gallon.
SIS. Sugar. cut-loaf. unchanged. Butter
hrm: creamery, lSiAalSc.; dairy. 10Gl6l2c.
Eggs barely steady; fresh. l2hOl2iac.
Cheese firm at SAQSkc
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June % p. Mot
ton-Spot quiet; prices unchaEge i;
American mlddUng. 3l3-32d The sales of
the day were 10000 bales. of which $50
bales were for speculation and export.
and included 200 bales American; re-
ceipts, 5000 bales.
Futures opened quiet. with a moderate
demand. and closed quiet; American mid
ding. low-middling clause June June
and July. and July and August, 3 2l-6i0
22-6id.. sellers; August and September
and September and October. 3 21-Gid.. buy
ers: October and November. 3 i9-64jD
2O-64d.. sellers; November and Deem
Der and December and January. 3 1910
3 l9-6id sellers January and February,
1S-64p3 l9-64d., buyers; February and
March. l9-Gid.. buyers March and April,
3 @-6id.. sellers; April and May, 20-6ilo
32l-6id.. buyers.
NEW YORK. June 2O-COtton-Quiet:
middling. l-ic.; net receipts. 6SS ba,es 4;
gross receipts, t5iS bales; sales, 2 1853
bales; stock. 1869 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, 4.426 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 1891 bales;
stock. 5jl.39i bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts. 1853 bales:
eyports-tO Great Britain, l052S bales; 10
the Continent. 1888 bales.
Totals since September lst: Net re-
ceipts. S,2O6, i67 bales; eXports-to Great
Britain. 3.355,3l6 bales: 10 France. 1ij. Sfj
bales: to the Continent. 265S.479 bales.
Efforts TO llquidate long accounts made
the cotton market more active. and re-
suited In decline, as apparent at the
weakest interval OF 5Gg6 points compared
with yesterdays closing figures. The inn
mediate pressure was the brilliant crop
prospects, reported too generally to be
disregarded even by the most stalwart
bulls. The market opened steady. with
prices unchanged TO point lower, but inn
mediately developed pronounced weak
ness, under pressure Of long cotton, the
selling movement being accelerated by
unsatisfactory cable accounts. notably of
modera ting sales Of spot cotton at Liver
pool. which meant more 10 the traders
here than the lQ2 point net decline In fu-
lures in the English market. There was
some buying on the belief that manufac-
turers abroad as well "a at home Will be
Obliged to take large quantities OF cotton
to I'LL orders they have accepted Tor cot,
ton goods. Liverpool representatives
bought January and March contracts ON
weak intervals. while the South and local
banking element here sold the nearer
positions. a feature of the trading was
also August buying by Greek house
The volume of business to-day was much
larger than for some time past. The mar
ket closed steady and 10 points net
lover.
Cotton futures opened steady; June
$50; July, &4: August; $3.50: septem
Der. sj.S2; october. 1886; November, So.sl
December, $5.9l: January. 1914; February
s. 90; March, 500; April $500; May, 500
Cotton futures closed steady; June
$5.75: July. S5.77; August, $50; september
$5.77; OCTOBER, $5.Sl; November @.@; De
S5.9i; March. sj97; April. 50; May. B.O3.
spot cotton closed quiet and unchanged
sales 2,A69 bales.
NEW ORLEANS June 20-Cotton-Fu.
lures steady at the decline; june, 300
bid: July. $5.G7dS5.6S. August. SOFA t5.os
SfDttnDef, s1.0lf FJ.pD 'NtVR.if
N.53: November. Sj,53Q85i; December
$5570S5.5s; January; $5.eOa f s. Fenruary
S. 63U $685. March, S5.G61$5.6S
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA, June 2O.-CSpeclal.
Cotton-Stcady at &c. for good lots.
NAVAL-sTORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. 5. c.. June 20.-Turpen
tine-Market firm at 36c.; sales. none.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales
none.
SAVANNAH. GA, June 2O.-spirits o.
TIlrDentine-Steady at 3Sc.; sales, @
casks: receipts. 1923 casks.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales. "a
barrels: receipts, 3,2sj barrels.
VII. MINGTON, n. c., June 20.-Spirit'
OF Turpentine-Nothin doing; prices un
changed; receipts, 225 casks.
Rosin--Quiet and unchanged; receipts
Crude Turpentine-Firm at slS5, $40
and $40: receipts. IA barrels.
Tar-Firm at $3.50; receipts, - barrels.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE June l9-Swine. Arr.
walls this week 1862 head The marke
is almost exactly Identical with that
last week as to activity and values, there
being less than 1000 fewer receipts Cnl
than last week. We have no western t'
report. Quotations of those from ncarel
points range at $fuSllO per w 4D"is'
gross for light hogs, ana SVY8hV tol
heavyweight, few selling a tne ldtsei
figure; light pigs, $3.j0l; $50, and rouSnS
075QS3.25 per 10 pounds gross.
Sheep and l.ambs.-Trade Is oniy lar
The receipts number some - cdI -Iodus
mostly lambs, but there are too MAN.
Common sheep among the receipts. We
ouote common to far sheep NJ l..Mic.
and few extra a shade higher; lambs, On
SI.2c, and extra shipping lambs. 65ic
gross values being l-4Q3-se. lower.
coIyes.-A cair deman1 prevails fOl
,eaIs and values are without serious
change. quotations 5Q6c., and few ex
ira a shade 1iSner.
CHICAGO. June l9.-Receipts OF Cattle
to-day were unusually large, and prices
i'm consequence, ruled about lOc lower
seeding cattle were especially dull are
weak Good 10 choice cattle Drought A-St
Is 10: commoner grades selling al A5O =
slN Feeding cattle, $3.J0aSo; bulls, cows
"a beIfers 81 TO s.. 10 the latter price foI
choire heffers; western-fed steers, 5000
1875: Texans. $500 -.
Calves-Brought Si.25pN.
Demand for hogs was good; and. nj
though receipts were large, prices were
only slightly lower. The late market was
firm. Light hogs sold at S.55uS}.&: mixed
iots At s. 6J6is3. So IL. and heavy s35Jl
$50 IL. Pigs. $S.30pS.D and culls. $500
$3.50
al the recent advance. Sheep sold al
sl50TiS35O for culls up 20 S1Q$5. p
for choice 10 prime Hooks. Year
lings brought GpSi; Colorado wool
ed lambs ss5oas.e5 clipped lambs,
si5Od95. and spring lambs ss5odS7,50.
Receipts: Cattle G.000 head: hogs, 470
head. sheep, 1890 head
NEW YORK. June 1s--Beeves-Re
ceipts. 4O75 head Market firm: steers
g. 7aqs56o; bulls. SS.24sa.so; cows. $50
q 10: heifers and stays, S.IVgs5. Cable
quote American cattle steady al iO3-tf
90 ~, xkoou faWar af 10 -lS11lp refriRe