Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-11

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ruary. , ls-si6T3 20-cid, buyers; February
and March, 3 e0-6iQ3 zi-6id., sellers; Maren
and April. zl-6id.. buyers; Aprli an"
May, 2 22-Sid., sellers.
NEW YORK. June 10-Cotton--Steaoy
middling, 5-16c.; net receipts, - Da,es.
gross receipts, 800 bales; sales, 2ss paieS'
stock l72,.8 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, $50 bales;
exports to Great Britain. Se2 paIe ,s 20
France, H. 300 bales; TO the Continent
1856 bales stock, 81. 2J bales.
Consolidated Net receipts. 3olo paies'
exports to Great Britain. 6Gs2 bales 10
France. 1890 bales; TO the Continent
Totals since September ist: Net receipts
$40 93S bales; exports 10 Great BRITAIN
1913 ,53l bales; to France. Ij2,zli baies; 10
the Continent. 26tO,OS3 bales:
The cotton market opened steauy az
decline Of 70 4 points. the lower ngures
being I'm sympathy with losses IN spot
and future prices at Liverpool. lrresu-
larity soon developed, under prime wa
Their and crop adyices from the oVutn'
which was increased by mlsglNlngs re-
gardng the June government report 10
come out at IL O'Clock. Liquidation Va
tired local longs was conspicuous lee
ture OF the days business. Aside from
proht-taking by the more easlly-salsheu
shorts. buying was exceptionally sluggish,
considering that the market mas now
had sufficient setback 10 bring IN OF
ders on the reaction theory. Nah-slreet
brokers and number OF room opeIa.orS
later were seen 10 be absorbing scatter"
ing offerings of the summer montns, pc
lieved 10 be for account or weH-hnoWn
Philadelphia house, said TO be heaViiy
short of spot cotton. The issuance OF tns
bureau statement cut little ngure as du
influence. IL reported q decrease In acre
age OF per cent, and crop condltloh
of S.7. The acreage last year was 22,ioo,-
S3i and the condition OF the crop IN
June was So The figures given were ahout
as expected. The market closed steady,
with prices net unchanged 10 poihls
Cotton futures opened steady: June
1886; July $5.SS; August, SSg; Septemper'
1874; october, $50; November So'W, Ds-
cember S5&: January, s9.gyi fepruary'
ST; March S60i; May. $50.
Spot closed steady: middling uplands,
size; middling Gulf, 9-iee.; sales, ~
bates.
Futures closed steady: June. S;N: July.
$3.50; August, Sj.9l; September, S5.ss; DC
tober. Sj92 November, 1914; December,
$s.9S: January. 1901; February. $500;
March. s6O7; April. S6.ll; May, sd.i5.
NEW ORLEANS, June lo.-cotton flu
tufes quiet and steady; June. @Io; july
$5,7iQs516; August, S,tSpS5i0; September
&6ia$5e5; October, s5.64gsSe5; November
R5. 650s5.e6; December, $685. 20; Janu-
airy. S72gs5.73; February, &IOuS70;
PETifERsBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG. June lO.-(Speeial)-
Cotton-Firm at 7-sQ6c. for good TO best
lots.
NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. June 10.-Turpen-
tine-Firm al 36lhc., sales. none.
Rosin-Firm; les, loo barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. June l0-Spirits OF
Turpentne-tirm ut 3S4c.; Sales lJo
casks: receipts, 1881 casks.
Rosin-Firm; sales, 52O5 barrels; re-;
ceipts, 2,ss9 barrels quote; a; - g. ana no.
|. sL25: X, $40; NJ, sL7O; N, .sl,95; win
dow-glass, 10; water-white, $3.50.
WILMINGTON, n. c., June 1o.-splrlts
Turpentne-Firm AT 80 and Solsc.; re-
Rosin-Dui at 30 and Sc; receipts, 4Oi
barrels. o
Crude Turpentlne-Quet at s125, $40
and 500, receipts. a barre.s.
Tar-Firm at $3.50; receipts, 1903 barrels.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS
BALTIMORE, June 9-Cayes-Market
easy to-day on all grades of veal calves,
neighborhood Of 10 20 l2j pounds, being
preferred. Receipts fairly liberal. Large,
rough calves "a heretofore, continue very
draggy. We quote: Strictly choice Yeals,
per pound, 5%Q6c.; good veals. per po9shd'
50jiac.; rough TO good, per head, xln%.
Sheep and Lamhs-Arrivals fair IN
amount and fully ample for the daily
needs OF buyers. who are directing thelr
attention mainly to choice, rat stock OF
handy weight. on such, prices are fairly
steady, while for poor, rough lambs ana
common sheep II is difficult TO ma an
outlet even at greaty-reduced figures. Inc
quotations are as follows. Spring lambs,
good to choice 606l2c. per pound; poor,
small stock. 5q5l2c. per pound; sheep, per
pound choice. 3i2u4c.. good. per head,
$350di inferior, per head xldN.5O; old
bucks, per head. S2.50p $3.50. We quote az
follows: Spring lambs, good to choice,
G06iac per pound; poor, small stock, 00
! 5l3c. per pound; sheep, per pound, choice
| 9i.G4c.; good per head, S3.5o0Si inferier,
per head. Sla$l.JO; old bucks, per mead.
/ S25OHS3.50.
market was very dull. Receipts were
! light, as Is almost invariably the case
| on Friday. but the demand was poor.
and prices were barely steady Good TO
fancy beef steers sold at N.9Oe1S0, com
| moner grades bringing Nl5pSLS. Feed
| ing cattle sold at s3.7s4s5.l5; bulls, cows,
| and ordinary helfers, S2usfl5 Choice
heifers brought i.5oWS5.l0. Calves sold az
Si.2j0S $40, and western-fed steers, $0Sa
! $3.50. There was a good demand for hogs,
| and though receipts were liberal, price
! as q rule was well maintained. Heavy
| lots sold at S3.j5MS9O, mixed, $.6OqS.Sl "a
| light, S3.65d$3.S2l2. Pigs brought 500
| 1910, and culls N.50IS $3.50, The market
| lDT NlttD WuN SAthhifis WIN al liiiPlpsNh
! demand. Sheep were salable at s2.50a
1926 for culls, up to $Eu% for prime
native wethers. Clipped lambs brought
| $3.5O4$5.j0; woolled Colorado lambs. 5000
$3.50. and sIrlng lambs, SjnN. Receipts
Cattle. 100 head; hogs, 10000 head; sheep,
| 5000 head.
NEW YORK. June -Beeves-Receipts,
| 2042 head; slow. Steers steady TO 4
| shade lower: common bulls, 10Ml5c. off
COWS almost nominal: common TO choice
steers $A5Oq$5.5O; bulls, s2.75as3.5O; choice,
heavy, do. sL3j inferior. cows, $50
| Cables slow. Exports to-day, none; To-
morrow, G29 cattle ll5 sheep, and 2,ODt
! quarters of beef. Caives-Receipts. la
| head; dull and lower; veals, s4asG.25; tops
| $500; buttermilks. $3l2MsS37Ia Sheep and
| Lambs-Receipts 6O26 head, sheep slow
| good stock steady; common and medium
| easier; yearlings firm; lambs. 2jc higher
one car sheep unsold; poor TO choice
sheep, s3MSi90; heavy export wethers
$5.35; yearlings, $5.S5Usd; southern lambs
$6.700SS.25; one car extra, $3.50; culls, $40
! State lambs, TqN.62ia. HOgs-Receipts
| 2Si9 head; steady at $420N$i3O