The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

acc hssin The loss resulting from the
flood is estimated at only one-thlfo 10
one-half the crop. As mos. , III Inc
ports reaching here have claimed 1n'
loss OF the entire crop IN this stcboh,
there was an active selling movement
following the Government s'atelisehe'
Good parties were seen 10 De puyins,
hnwener when the market was AT us
,veai,est ,rhe English adyiceS were un-
favorable and dlslOdged considerdpie
long cotton I'm the morning w aiis.Iec'
houses being the buyers Out III t s - il,i
noon sening was quite general iiS'uNi,e
a fun portion Of cotton FOR wan street
ers. Although the market picked UP q
little Just before the close, local selu-
mcnt was very much unsettled. me
close was steady at II to l. points net
decline.
COTTON - Futures opened barely
steady: July. 800; August. J.t5; seplel M
Der. sec: October. Oh; November, 3D.
December $50; January, pa teorusIy'
= ~. March -. April, 59i. May. 1.3o.
cultures closed steady; July, $50, Au-
gust. 5.53; September. 90; October, 0.6-'
November. 5JG; December BIZ; January
SIG: February, go; March, 5.S2' April
' Spot 1" cotton closed steady and I'M
changed: sales, l,3l2 bales.
coTroN-steady: middling, 6 3-lel;
gross receipts 90 - Paie e' s coorti 10 -
Great Britain, 492 bales; 20 the Cohu-
nent, 1873 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts 2,7l7 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain, 100 Oales, 70
the Continent 1910 bales; STOCK 46o'l'o
consolidated-Net receipts 1888 bales.
exports 10 Great Britain, 1856 bales, 10
Franco. 4.Jl1 bales; 20 the Continent H.
00G bales. .-.-,....
S27O9l3 bales: exports to Great Britain.
3 4JOO97 bales: 20 France, 1sGNJ3 bales
TO the Continent. 300, sj4 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 1f.-COTTON-
Irntirce steady: July. 5.5SG5 80; August,
5.41Q542. September. J.3jfi5B. octooeI'
3 3Ga537. November. 5.3SGJ.9. Deem
ber. J434544. January, j.46a3.4ii feo-
ruary, $4,000; March 505a3.04-
LIVERPOOL July IL T. M.-COT-
TON-Spot i'm FAIR demand prices steady
American nlddllng. . 1l-32d. The sales
of the day were 10000 bales. OF Whlcn
200 we're for speculation and export. ana
500 bales were Ame d-o - 80 p'7
Futures opened quiet but steady. with
a poor demand, and close quiet. Amerl-
can middling. !. m. O., july . 80 y
3 1864 buyers: July and August lo-pt
BUYERS: August and September. l1-64g
2 1851. sellers September and October
3 16-04d3 1874. sellers. October ana NO
vember 15-GlG3 1904. sellers: Novem-
her and December 3 1j-f4. sellers De
cember and January l4-6413 l2-gA
buvcrs. January and February, l3-b4.
sellers. February and March 3 15-G4a
3 1G-Gi buyers: March and April, 3 le-t4
az 17-64 sellers. April and May, lf-b4,
buyers. May and June, 3 17-64, sellers
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK, July u.-FLoUR-
Steady; Minnesota patents, $5eV44.lV'
RYE FLOUR-Quiet.
CCIVNNrEAIl-kasy
RYE-Steady, No 2 western We
RAII4EH-Dull.
BARLEY AfALT-Duh. o--,-
WHEAT-SpOt easy NO Ien' ''lso'
onions opened easy on favorable ciop
news. afterwards recovered on ur
mand from shorts; RUSSIAN news Nda
still bullish, western cash deih'hu bp"u'
and Texas crop news uhldFoI ape a.
final reaction under reaillhb lcit la9
prices easy and unchanged Juy cioseu
at S71c.. september closed at 'o'oc'' ~
cember closed at SOC. ~
CORN-Spot quiet; No. p zoe. Op-
tons opened steady ana adNductu i"'ci
on light country offerings, hisher c.
bleg and coverings; ~ hnLly edseu OH
itn,er realizing. and closed weak az I'M
changed prlces, July closed AT "'isc''
September closed al a9Hc. .,,- ~.
OATS-Spot quiet; 30. :, Z9'zc' Up
tons duh.
REEFLFirm.
CUT NEATS-Firm ~c.,
LARD-Firm. western 500 Reihed
steady.
PORK-Firm. .,.,or,.
RIrTTBR- STEADY. western creamery
1Jq1Siac: state dairy. 1870 ltc. c,,.
CTllESF,-Firm large white, sc.
EG5GcS@Fasy: state ana Pennsylvania
15llll1Gc.: western fresh lJnl' e--.o
OTATOES-Steady; southern HI l,l,.
so93. Long island, S2a3; southern sec
on mi- M S q'Ts&Flrm: fancy hand-picked
-il0fiDc.. other domestic. 44HJc'
COTTON SEED Oll-tlrm'
l RoSl PNiT55$,fFi&EE.Firmer at 4rsal5c.
5Gsp1ItIIF4F;,l}'s|C3tions opened steady ana
.i.,-.-lJ to = pOints lower, ruled moI-
49, octi,e with weak undertone' lo'-
f..,,.i,c unsatisfactory European caulea
and fun receipts at klo anu N '-,nirts
closed quiet. unchan4eh ,to,..Ei,I An
ic,,.cr. Gales. 1900 bags, incluaIn1 -
Io".i' -. October. 50. November.
49,. December 500. Spot-lIo uu, y
"a ,,on,inai. No. T invoice. &C.. 40
aiming G5c: mild quiet Coruo'"'
siI22GCAR-Raw easy; fair, g re- .il,
o o92203 31-S2c; centrum H. ~. ne,
4 7-1Gc: molasses sugar. ~'-'~0' ''
fined firm. -..-, ,..,,7,. Tor fancy but
- stool, neglected and low. Ng,t IN
coro1ira ucr crate 75c.0Sli per ndS ~ =,
"a. l,st do Charleston. per DaThcI -
9S2. Florida and Georgia, per crate Sit
go. ~,-e. u, boavv simply
and lower: not many III uil,--.7 rer 1Oo
charges; per car load, S'5aloo' p0' w.