Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-14


| gallon. Si26. Sugar cut loaf, unchange's
| Butter strong; creamery. l2dlsc.: dairy.
| l0Ul6c. Cheese easy; creams, 1SHs'4c'
! Eggs steady at l2l2c.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, June 13.-FIour-Quies
Wheat-,Firm; spot and the month. 7eIi
iSisc; southern. by sample, 7iMIll2c.
Corn- l-.' spot s9'sslSsc. tho
! SSi4n3Hasc.: southern white. DknHc.
Oats-Steady: No white, S2uS2isc.
Rye-Firm; No. western. COO.
| Sugar. Butter. Eggs. Cheese, Lettuce
! and Whiskey- nchangcd
THE COTTON MARKETS.
| LIVERPOOL, June i3-Cottor-Sp
good business prices unchanged; Amori-
! can middling. l-32d The sales OF the
| day were 1900 bales. of which 1000 were
! Tor speculation and export. and included
| 1880 American. Receipts, 1900 bales, In
| GLIDING 700 American.
Futures opened quiet with n fair de-
! mand and closed quiet American mid
| ding. low middng clause. June, 3 23-6id..
! buyers; June and July. 3 22-6d.. buyers:
July and August. 22-6l03 23-6id. sellers:
! August and September, 2S-6id.. buyers;
! September and October. 2l-6Ia3 22-ctd.,
! buyers: October and November 3 % siW
3 2l-Gld., buyers; November and Dsc-A-
| Der, l9-6inj 2O-6d.. buyers; December
! ana January l9-oinS zO-6id.. oIyrrsi
1
| February and March. 2O-6ig3 eids
J buyers March and April. ; p -6iGg SD,
I sellers; April and May 22-eid., bu s-s.
NEW YORK. June l3--Cotton- 81 ah,f
| middlng. 63-l6c.; net receipts, db pSlr,i
gross receipts. $500 bales: sales, iG siNs,
stock, 1885 bales; exports-to ~. s.c.v
| tnent. leo bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts 4,5lr arr
| eNportS-tO Great Britain. $50 belet, -
the Continent. 2.On bales; stool. Fcs~
| bales
Consolidated: Net receipts, l299, sales:
eXports-to Great Britain, 1854 bal IS; 10
France. 26.So6 bales; to the Cont 'nent.
5,SS6 bales.
Totals since September list: Ner g
ceptS. 6lMl ~ bales. oXpOrts-to or, at
Britain, 3.S7i5S3 bales; TO France. 7'f %
bales, 10 the Continent. 26i22A bales.
After a steady start. with prices l 2.
. points lower. the cotton market devei.
Oped weakness. under quiet conditions.
and sold of quite rapidly az the loves.
figures, showing a net decline OF fd5
points. This loss grew out Of bearisi
| cables and favorable advices from the
crop centres, rather than spirited efforts
Of shorts 10 depress values. TRADING
| taking the day as n whole. was inclined
to drag and from start TO finish the pro-
| fessional element We're in complete con
troll ProGt-taking at times brought abotf
partial reactions, but the market in gene
| raj showed very little rccuperativc onei-
| gy. At the close the feeling was steady.
| with prices net 20 points lower Among
the factors contributing TO the easier
ruling Of the market were reports ~
quite general Improvement I'm the crop
| conditions. forecasts for continued wei
| weather I'm the South. rumOrs that Euro
pean spinners were disposed 20 purchase
sparingy pending further crop develop
/ ments. and claims that the southern mar
kets were softenlng. The weekly crop
| and weather report from Washington at
tracted little attention. It's showing hav-
! ing been quite generally discounted.
! Scarcely an order was received from out
| side investors. and operations made
| poor showing I'm contrast with the en-
for this account during the past week or
| more.
Cotton futures opened steady. June.
$3.50: July $5gl; August 500; Septem-
her. $5SS; October. Sj.92; November. 1914:
| December sos; January, $Ol; February.
sos; March. .i6.oi; April, S6oi 80
Close steady; June. S.6; July, $3.50;
August, S5.9l; September. s5s6; October.
$3.50: November, N.92: December $3.50;
January 49, February, $5.02; March, $500;
April. 500; May @.l3.
Spot closed steady and unchanged;
sales. 400 bales
NEW ORLEANS, June i3.-Cotton fu-
lures quiet and steady, June. 81 BID;
july. S72QS.H: August $565aS $50: Sep
November. S5.C20t5G3: December, S.e6D
1861: January. $5694s5.70; February, &.72D
$.73. March, S.75n$577.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA. June Especially
Cotton-Quiet at Sc. for good lots
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. June l2.-Swine. Arrivals
this week. 1885 head. The receipts are
some 200 head more than they were last
| week. and are fair supply for the slow
demand for all kinds Of hogs on the mar
ket. We have no far-western hogs To re-
port. OF those from nearer points light
hogs sell a $49s.tj per 100 pounds gross.
and heavy al S.WuAl0 with few at the
latter figure. Light pigs. $5o4S.7o, AM
rOughs. S2.1jllS3 - per 100 pounds gross.
Sheep and Bambs-COmmon to fai
sheep sell al 2Hic, and a few extra Lie.
on advance OF lac. for good fat wethers
Lambs. l-2M7c and few extra lie.
being an advance Of l-ic. for heavy ship
ping lambs .s.....
Calyes.-rrade is slow. and values uu.
changed. ranging at 4i-296c. per pound
CHICAGO, June l2.-Cattle- buyers were
more numerous to-day and good CATH
sold freely at prices averaging Zoe. higher
Undesirable lots were hard 10 dispose 81
Good To- fancy steers brought $906<56
common TO medium grades, St20uS4S
Feeding cattle al S75nsjl5; bulls COWS
and heifsrs. $2uS5l0. the latter price for
fancy i.stsrs western-fed steers, $500
$3.50. aa1 Texas steers, 870nS. Calves
brought s. .jnS120 Receipts OF hogs were
heavy and. though the demand was good.
sales were mostly at a decline OF about
? l-2c Heavy hogs sold at SJMSiso:
mixed g g. l-2G$3 80 l-2. and lights. sS.62 i-s
MS 80 There was a good demand for
sheep and lambs. and prices moved up
l04lJc Prime wooded Colorado lambs
brought SGaSg.l0: clipped lambs sold at
sids565 Sheep sold at s2.J0aS5.j0 for culls
I'M 10 ylGdS5. fancy light bringing the
best prices: spring lambs brought $1,000
81 Receipts-Cattie. 1000 head: hogs.
5000: sheep, l4.pO
NEW YORK. June l2-Beeves-Re-
ceipts, 1920 head; steers active ana nrm:
bulls and cows steady: steers si.s0dS25
for medium 20 good; tops. $50; tat oxen.
81 30. bulls, SSaA: COWS. S2uN Cables
quote live cattle firm az 10 l-2ull 3-tc.
sheen lower az HAZE; refrigerator beef
higher at Side Exports tomorrow. 500
cattle. 1850 sheep. and 4.22O quarters OF
beef Calves Receipts. 5,l63 head; de-
mand fair; market firm: common 10
choice veals. $l1@.3O extra do, $.+09
81 IN: buttermiks S3NS50; mixed calves.
81. 75nS5 i0 sheep and l.amDs-keceip,s,
"a sD7 head Sheep slow. the undergrades
n shade lower; yearlings STEADY: lambs
lever Common 10 good sheep, SoSi-S;
vearIlngs sd3j. lambs. sass, culls. 500. b.
Uoes~Receipts l0.Ni head; market lower
at Nl0Qsi.15; choice State pigs. ND
NAVAI~sToRE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. :. C., June l3.-Turp ..
tine-Market firm at 3GAc: sales. none
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sale
WILMINGTON. N c., June i3--Spiri,s
of Turpentine Steady ~ &lsuS6c. re-
ceipts. 232 casks.
Rosin-Dun at soas5c.; receipts $50 bar
Crude Turpentine-Quiet at N,e5, Ss.H
and 81 20; receipts ~ barrelh