Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
IE COTTON MARKETs

Sugar. cut loaf. unchanged. Butter weak;
creams. ps4l1i2c.; dairy. linl5Ize Cheese
steady az sIsr9c. Eggs irm: frest. iitzc.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July ls-l T.. M--cotton--
| Spot In fair demand: prices led. higher;
American middling. fair. 2s-52d.i good
middiing. 39-lSd.: middling. ii-3ed low
middling. 5-52d.; good ordinary. 2 si-3zd.:
| ordinary. E-32d. The sales OF the day
We're 1000 bales. OF which go were for
| speculation and export. and included 300
American. Receipts, 100 bales-all Amer!-
| can.
Futures opened steady. with mode
rate demand. and closed quiet; American
mlddlng low middling clause July.
3 ll-6id.. buyers; July and August, 3 i1-6}d..
| sellers: august and September. 3 l6-6id..
sellers; September and October, l5-6td.,
| sellers; October and November, 1850,
| sellers; November and December. Deem
per and January. January and February
3 li-t4d.. buyers; February and March,
ll-6id., sellers; March and April, li-61e
| 3 lJ-6fd.. buyers; April and May $3.50
lS-6id., sellers; May and June. Sis-6'd,
NEW YORK. July 1s.-Cotton-o Quiet;
middling. 3-l6c.; gross receipts. 1863 bates;
| rorts-to Great Britain, Ill bales; TO the
| Continent, COO bales.
| Totals to-day: Net receipts 1910 bales:
| eNpOrts-to Great Britain. 1924 bales; 90
|
! bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts. siso bales:
| eNports-to Great Britain. 207i bales; 10
| France. so bales; to the Continent, 6s22
/ bales
Totals since September LIST: Net receipts.
| S2S9.305 bales: eXpOrts-tO Great Britain.
! 8 f56,32O bales; 10 France. 7SS65l bales; TO
| the Continent. 21S0,2l6 bales.
| For time this morning tina cotton
market acted rs II IL was about To do
| little better. The opening call developed
| very steady feeling. with prices I'M
| changed 90 points higher. The imme-
| date cause OF the Improvement was the
stability shown by the English market. as
| compared with what had been expected.
| at the same time. crop news was not
| Of an even favorable quality, though
| generally still very good The local bull
| contingent tried 90 help the budding Inn
| prOvement. bur IL was soon blightcd by
| the efforts Of the bears, who took advan-
! tage of the fact that outside orders failed
TO come I'm. and they sold the little that
] was necessary 10 turn the market back
| 90 last nights figure and dulness. For the
! rest Of the day the market worked In
very narrow channels, and ruled feature
| less until near the close. when the squirt
| of covering carried prices rapidly up,
with the market finally steady. 20 4
! points. There was plenty OF crop news
| I'm circulation. but nothing that was really
| new. and hesitation was as marked on
! the part OF the bull contingent ne II was
| clined. The afternoon phases 81 the
| market had all the waiting charactcris-
| tics. and was entirely local. Commission
| houses had practically no orders from the
| country at large. Representatives Of for
| eign houses were equally without trading
basis.
NEW ORLEANS July 1s-Cotton-Fu-
| lures closed steady; July, 5000 bidi Au-
| gust Sj.5giS5.J. September. S5SnS5N:
| October S5.43G6 e: November, 1914 bid:
1 4 ~ ~
| February. &.NdSJ.5s; March. Sj.62rN.t3.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
| PETERSBURG. VA. July lS-(Speciall
| Cotton-Qulet at &C.. for nice lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
NEW YORK. July 7.-Beeves-Roceipts
1888 head; a cars on sale. Trade slow
| steers Jc lower. bulls. firm 10 l0c. higher
cows. lCNl5c. lower for an except poorest
! and best: four cars, mainly steers. unsold,
| Steers. S4eOn$5.65. oxen. 375nSL1O bulls.
! S2.W0Si COWS, S2dSi; fat western heifers.
| $3.50. Gables quote live cattle steady
! at lliadl2ikc. per pound. sheep steady
at lliaMl2iac.; refrigerator beef. l4sc per
pound. Exports, none; tomorrow. 500 cat
tie and 1920 quarters of beef. Calves
Receipts. 3,9lS head; market slow but
! steady, veals. Si.15N$G.J0: tops, $6o0dS6 t2ia:
| culls S3.50uSi5O; buttcrmiiks, g@l50S;
| grassers, 800. Sheep and lambs-ke-
| ceipts 1855 head Sheep, Ice. lower;
lambs. gaioc. lower; some sales soc. of.
| Good demand an the reduction. Sheep
| Common 10 choice. sos lambs, ordinary
| TO prime $50: culs fL2J. HOgs-Re-
ceipts. $500 had. Market easy az $1,000
| $ASe-Baltimore American.
| CHICAGO. July l7.-As the supply OF
cattle was not excessive to-day. prices
| were fairly steady for good cattle. Good
| TO fancy steers brought SJ.2JNN.h5; COM
| moner grades. $LNHfJ2D. stockers ana
| feeders. S3E0HSig. bulls cows and he'll
| TNs fstssr. o N.
| calves. slJnSG.7J. HOgs-Phces. despite
| liberal receipts. ruled at 22c. higher on
| good demand. Heavy lots sold for AliW
| $40: mixed lots. Sil5nN3; light hogs,
g. 2o0S 1895: cuils and rough lots brought
S2N$4lj. and pigs. 3G1HfLD sheep sold
| about steady. and spring lambs, Wni1f.
! per 100 pounds higher. Spring lambs
| brought SiHsC.G0: ycarlings Were salable
at A.500NN sheep brought ,@41 Tor
! culls. up To- EuN2j for prime lots. West
| ern range and Texas grass sheep sold for
| slGS4cO Receipts Cattle. 1900 head;
hogs 5000 head; sheep, 1900 hcad.-Bal-
| timOre American.
BALTIMORE. July Swine-A Arrivals
| this week, HIS head. The receipts at
| the wards are some 1900 head more than
| they were last week. though the offerings
| on the market are light. Dealers re-
| port the demand moderate, holders op-
| tanning figures showing am advdn'e III
| views Of the limited Offering ~ ~ 10 WDc,
| on FAR western and some zoe. on those
from nearer points with but a shade inn
| prOvemcut on light pigs. GOOD hsht iar
| western hogs sell az fl9Vn'3 Per ivf
| hounds gross. OF those from nearer
| points. lights sell a. si3CuSi5o, and
| teavics St2JlSi3D: light pigs. N.NHSi
! ana rough. S3fS3.so per 100 pounds
! Sheep and Lambs-Ihe receipts num-
| her some - carloads. mostly lambs; Old
| sheop arc Steady at last quotafions-viz..
| 2Dpltc.. and few cytrn shade higher;
! lambs. H50cc.. a decline OF is0'lc.
! Calves-Trade is dull and values &c.
off. quotations ranging from - &c. per
Calves We quote: Strictly choice veal.
| per hound GiaU64c.; good veal pnr
| pound Gq5Ac; rough 20 good per head
rant TamBs and sheep-we quote Spring
| lambs good 10 choice. jIvU-c. per pounn'
! moor. small stock. f1n5c. Ter pound.
| Sheep per pound. choice. 3U3tc.; good.
per head E3uk5O: inferior. per head, Sl1t
| 81 80: OLD bucks. per head. S2YVnSi.-Bal-
| tim0re American
NAVAL~SrORE MARKETS.
WIIMINGTON. X. G.. July IS spirits
| Of Turpentine-33nay l-2c. bld' receipts
Rosin- Steady and unchanged; receipts,
crude Turpentlne-Fir at sl.35. 50. and
| $40: receipts 2S barrels
Tar-Firm az $40; receipts, ~ barrels.
CHARLESTON. $. c.. July ls.-Turpen-
tine-Market steady az 3)c.. sales. none
Rosin-Frm; sales. none; unchanged.
SAVANNAH. GA. July lS-Spirits or
| Turpentine-Firm az 40c.; sales, SD CASKS
receipts l.ss0 casks. 80
ROsln-Firm and unchanged; sales, l,lO'
barrels; receipts i,lo5 barrels.
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