Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-11
April and May. 3 l7,6la3 ls-sid.; May and

June. lS-bfI3 lJ-Dtu.,
NEW YORK, July l0.-Cotton-Steady
middlng. 3-l6c.; gross receipts, IS bales;
sales. 4Ol bales; stock. lo2eS paiesi eA-
ports-to Great Britain. lG bales coast.
wise II bales: TO the Continent l'A
bales o.. -.
Totals to-day: Net receipts; 2l6 bales 81
exports-to Great Britain, 81 bales. 70
France. 400 bales; to the Continent 'Soz
bales; stock AZ .02s bales. -,
Consolidated: Net receipts, 1906 baieS'
exports--to Great Britain, 1917 bales; 10
France. 45ll bales; TO the Cohuheh"
1901 bales.
Totals since September 1st: Net re-
ceipts. S2674S bales: expOrts-to Great
Britain. 3,449.5sS bales; TO France, 'S5,s1j
bales: TO the Continent. 2753.9sS bales.
The July cotton report from Washing
ton made very little impression on the
cotton market The trade had been hold
ing back for this report for many days,
IN the hope that IL would throw so'ne
light upon the situation OF the crop IN
Texas The average for ten years, July
lst as officially reported, placed the
condition at So To-days showing was
SIS about normal. But the trade was
thrown back upon its own sources Tor
information as TO what has happened 10
the crop in Texas and elsewhere. with
options once more at skies and sevens,
leading to marked hesitation on the part
of all classes of operators. CapleS re-
flected the same hesitation abroad tnal
prevailed mere, ana lOt VIC SAINT iNNf'y.''
English advices were unsatisfactory TINS
morning, and contributed 70 the rather
weak opening, the first call developing
a decline of lQ2 points as TO some posi-
tons while others were unchahgeu'
Later business increased. with deciine
to to 6 points before the bureau report
was promulgated. when the market ne
gan to recover on a little covering. Inc
close was steady, at net unchanged prices
TO a 2 points decline.
Cotton futures opened easy and closed
steady: closing: July, 1852; August 1914;
September, $j67; October, S.4; NoYem-
Der. sJ7S: December, S.S3; January, S.Sl:
February. S5.9l; March. 1874; April S0'9';
May. $6.Ol.
Spot cotton closed steady; mlddliug up
lands, 3-l6c.; gulf, 67-l6c; sales, pl
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 10.-Cotton-Fu-
lures quiet and steady; July S5.6SqS.6g;
August, $551Gs552: September, S5.Hgs5. i6:
October &.46nS5.f1; November, S9.iSqs5.l3;
December, S5.53dS5.5i: January. S.56dS5.oSi
February, $5.59dS.6l; March, S5.65dSo.6j.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, July 1O.-(speciai)
| Cotton--Quiet at &C. for best lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. July .--Calves-Smooth
fat, veal calves are In constant demand
| at full quotations, and with moderate OF
ferings this morning prices ruled hrm
| Heavy, rough stock. uncertain value We
| quote as follows: Strictly choice veal, per
pound 6lz47c; good veal. per pound C@
| 6lac. rough 10 good. per head, AQSlC.
Lambs and Sheep-There is an Incl ease
| In the receipts but only q moderate pro-
! portion of the stock offering eXhlDits
! really choice quality. Demand limited
| for fat lambs, but anything poor or thln
| is hard to move, even at sacrifice Sheep
! dull We quote Spring lambs. good 10
choice, jl2G-c. per pound; poor, small
stock, 4laN5c. per pound. Sheep; per
| pound. choice, 3nic.; good, per head, $40
| $3.50; inferior, per head, SldA'o0i old
bucks. per head, 25OQS
CHICAGO. July S-There were not
| enough cattle received to-day TO make a
market. There were scattering sales at
! Si6O4$l.95. Prices still held good despite
| a little weakening during the past lev
| days. There was an active local and snip
| ping demand for hogs to-day, prices adj
| vancing 5Ql0c. per 100 pounds. The supply
| was wen taken AT 8.lVuN.Vo Tor heaVy,
! $3.@dS402la for mixed and butchers, anI
| s.. S5Gt$l.0j for llght-weghts. Pigs brought
/ So JOdS4 O2ls. and culs and rough lots. va
! $40. To-day's supply of sheep was 100
/ small TO amount 10 anything good snare
of the supply being consigned direct 10
| local shippers. Prices were little moro
| than nominal. S2GS3 for culls, up to $n
| s. 80 for prime nocks. Nearllngs were
| quotable at $685.. and spring lambs at
| SldS6g0. Receipts-Cattle, 200 head; hogs'
| 1900 head; sheep, 1000 head.
| PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 9.-Receipts
| for the week: Beeyes, 2.53l head; sheeP,
| I. 1852 head; hogs, Alb head. Beef cattle
| i'm light supply. and, with good demand;
| prices advanced on all grades ana SOFA
| readily; extra, &C.; good. 54aoisc' me me.
| dunn. 51zd5Ssc.; common yn2'sc. SUED
| i'm lighter supply but demand only falr,
| and prices steady; extra, odoAc.' gooa,
! pbG4$,c.: medium, 4mp4c.; common, Zieg
| 32,c spring lambs. 5l2nl1sc Hogs active
and higher at 5ihn6c. Fat cows scarce ana
! higher at 2HnilRc. Thin cows In llght
suDply AT slOGs2250. Veal calves steady at
| 5Gi7iJc Mich cows sold well at S2jns5l.
Dressed beeves active and higher az b15g
&c
NEW YORK. July Sleeves Receipts,
277 head no trading; nominally ste4o .9 A.;
| shipments. l,O72 cattle. 2jj sheep 5JyJ
Quarters of beef. Cables unchanged
| Calves Receipts. none; 40 state calves on
| sale. Market dull and unchanged. Good
! buttermilks. So; veals nominal. Sneep ana
| lambs-Recelpts. 42}. Sheep ana goou
| Ssiisl so; common TO choice lambs, S5aSil9.
| Hogs-Receipts, BIS; none Tor sale'
| Market nOminally weak
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
| CHARLESTON, s. c.. July l0-Turpen-
| tine-Firm at 36c.; safes, none. go,
| Rosin-Flrm; sales, none; prices I'M
| changed.
! SAVANNAH, GA. jury 'lH5- $50.
pentine-Firm at 3yi2c.; SAFES % 0''N''
| receipts, 1,479 cas- ks. -,..,,. ,,o,o
Rosin--Firm and unchanged; sales, none
receipts. 1888 barrels. ,.-
| WILMINGTON, n. c., July lO.-Spiriallss
| Tnrpentine-Fir at 3S63Sl2c.; receipts z'S
''R""sin-steady and unchanged; receipts
| 562 barrels 80 ., 49,, % N. 70.
Crude Turpentine-S.S5, ~ ana XIV te-
| cepts. 80 barrels. ,..- 70 horrois
Tar-Firm at $l.35; receipts, IS barrels