Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-10

Dry-saited shoulders. boxed, A5O2N75-
Short-clear sides. boxed, !LNds5. Whis-
Key, distillers' finished goods. per gallon.
SIS. Sugars-Cut-loaf, $6o2; sranulated,
500. Butter strong; creamery. i3lsalsc.;
dairy, l0Ql6c. Eggs steady; fresh, l2c.
Cheese easy at 7s.gSzc.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. June "a p. M-Cotton--
Good business done; prices firm; Ameri-
can middling 7-l6d The sales Of the day
were for speculation and export, and In
cluded 1850 bales American: receipts,
10000 bales. including $500 bales Ameri-
can.
Futures opened quiet. with a moderate
demand. and closed barely steady at ths
decline. American middling. low-middling
cause, June, 3 23-6iat3 2L6id., sellers; June
and July, 8 23-6iQ3 2i-6id. sellers: July
and August, 3 23-6ig3 2i-s4d., sellers; Au-
gust and september, 23-6ig3 2i-6id, SELL
ers. September and October 23-64d., sell
ers; October and November, 22-6id.. SELL
ers: November and December, ssl-eid.,
value; January and February. 3H-etd.
sellers: February and March, 22-64d.,
sellers; March and April. 3 22-6t53 2S-64d..
buyers: April and May, 32S-64d., buyers.
NEW YORK. June 9.-Cotton-Steady;
mlddlng, 65-lse.; net receipts, 247 baiesi
gross receipts 1866 bales sales. 6S5
bales: stock. 1908 bales: exports-to the
Continent, 42ol bales; 10 France, 1,iol
bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, 1929 bales;
eXpOrts--to Great Britain, 1926 bales. 10
France. l,45l bales: 10 the Continent, 4,25l
bales, stock, 6H.s57 bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts, 4S0oT balesi
exports-to Great Britain, a Sol bales, TO
France. 1,iS9 bales; 10 the Continent, "a
Si4 bales.
Totals since September list: Net. re-
ceipts, S16l, 1913 bales; exports-to Great
Britain. SS61G0l ba.es; to France, 1881
bales: to the Continent, 26SG.SS bales.
The market for cotton futures showed
fair steadiness around the opening put
later developed PRONOUNCED weakness
under heavy liquidation, and broke rap
IDLY. touching the lowest figures OF the
day. a level sal points under yesterdays
closing prices. At the opening. shorts
covered energetically for a time. rms
demand in connection with good cables
and foreign buying orders, advanced
prices in instances lM2 points. Sentlmens
underwent a radical change. under an-
vices from Washington @ the erect mat
general rains had fallen during the nlsnI
| IN the central and western sections, with
showers indicated for the rest of the DeIt
to-day. Close upon this news came az
verse later cables and selling orders. For
the rest OF tho session except certain
periods during which the decline was
checked by proht-takinS, the market
showed q general dOwnWard tendency,
with liquidation easily the feature or ope-
rauOns, q prominent cOmmission-house,
and new crop positions in large blocks.
Much larger receipts than expected con-
tributed to the unsettled condition OK the
market. AT the close the Keeling was
steady, with prices to points lower
Cotton futures opened quiet and steadyI
June. $50; July, S.S; August, S9'; sep
TENDER, S5.9s; october, s5.ss; November,
f Taary $40; March, $.ii; April 1911; May.
Futures closed steady; June, ST. July.
sj.91; August, S.92; September, so.s2; Oc-
5 !SSsr Jaaaa nGY'%; sc Feeruapy, %S5:
March, S6OS; April, ≪ May, $40
Spot closed barely steady; middling up.
lands, 5-16c.; middllng Gulf, . 3-loc.t
sales. 636 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June s.--cotton fu-
lures quiet; June, @76; July, SIeqs5.m;
August $570GSD; September. $5.65QS0.6S:
October, s5.65gS5.66; November S.togc:o.:
December, S5.1OgS.ni gspHary, sesSg
s :sa: February S''''''''' MARCH, '"D"
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, June 7-(Speciall
! Cotton-Firm az 7-Sa6c. for good 10 best
, lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
! BALTIMORE. June s-CaIyes-Whils
there has bscn no increase in the rcceipu
/ 10 speak OF, the demand Is less active.
The market is easy and lower. We quote5
/ Strictly choice Veals, per pound, tq--c.;
! good yeals. per pound, oi2c; rough Ia
/ good, per head. Sass.
! Sheep and I.ambs--Reccipts are in more
/ liberal supply. The demand Is confined
exclusively 10 choice 70 fancy stock. We
! quote as follows: Spring lambs, good TO
! choice, e0siAc. per pound; poor. small
= stock, 5d5tgc per pound sheep. per pound.
3 choice. 3iatl4c.. good, per head, $.S0g$;
inferior, per head, SlnSlS0; old bucks, pen
/ head $iG1N.
CHICAGO, June s.-There was no i'm.
Tsrr IL nd go
tie and prices were no better during the
b morning Later, however. they stinened
UP somewhat Choicer grades or cattle
sold at s5.l5aS.50; common 10 medium
grades, - 35US5.05, and fed westerns Si6O&
/ $3.50. Bulls cows, and heifers brought
] brought s2lS10. and calves si25l$6.15. A
! few Texas steers were disposed OF at $3.50
/ $3.50. There was fairly good demand
I for hogs, but receipts were liberal and
sales mostly at yesterdays late low
! figures Heavy hogs sold az $500 s. %;
/ mixed, S}.7enS3.s9; light-welghts. 5000
! $3.50. Pigs brought y3.5Oa3.7O. and culis.
/ 81 5O0s3.5O. Most Of the sales were at $50
) Gt}S7i2 Greaty-reduced receipts OF sheep
/ to-day improved the tone OF that market,
/ and with a fairly active demand. prices
were a little better. Choice sheep sold
at A.G4A.75. culls bringing 2.ygaS. rams.
! 1880. and ewes s. 2JpSI5 Spring
! lambs brought SODA 50; Colorado WOOL
! led lambs. s5.I5n1.Sj. and clipped lambs,
! 50 5o6S5.5O. Receipts-Cattle. 1000 head;
/ nOHS. SJ,VD nCau, cneep, bNVv hedu.
! NEW YORK, June Receipts.
: 1855 head: 10 trade worth noting feeling
steady. Gables slow; live cattle l01sft
lice; tops, llSsc.. dressed weight; sheep.
{ i2ianl34c dressed weight. refrigerator
/ beef, 5-Sc. per pound. Exports, none.
/ CalVes-RecelOts. AZ: f72 on sale. Market
, dull: veals weak: buttermilks lower; Us
| unsOld. Medium 10 choice ycals. $500
! $685. buttermllks, s. 25Q p 62is. sheep and
| Lambs-Receipts 1880 cars on sale.
] Sheep firm; lambs and yearhngs higher;
all sold. Poor 20 extra sheep, Sas3; me-
/ dunn 10 good yearllnss. Sus6s7i.: cars
| southern lambs, all sold at S. common
/ State lambs. s6.50QN. Hogs-Recsipts As
head; q for sale. Market steady At si2op
| $780,
NAvAI.-sToRE MARKETS.
| SAVANNAH, GA, June 9.--Splrlts Of
| Turpentine, S5i5e.; sales, rs casks re-
Rosln~Firm and unchanged; sales, 2,s73
! barrels: receipts, 303T barrels
WILMINGTON, n, c.. June s.-spirisz
! OF Turpentine-Nothing doing; prices un-
| changed: receipts, l25 casks.
Rosin-Dnll at rgSoc'; receipts. Al bar
rels.
and $40: receipts. lls barrels.
Tar-Firm az $780, recsipts. II barrels.
CHARLESTON. s. G., June 9.--Turpen.
tine--Firm at S5isc. sales. none.
Rosln-Firm ana unchaEged; saiss
none