Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25

CHICAGO. June 2a-rhere was very Little doing
s. wheat Outside orders were car'e aud local
operators were content with watching tne mar
keL Fluctuations we're slight sal tho market
ruled steady. There VISA nothing Ia outside
news % specially affect pri.os Early the market
easel OF &c. for July al then advanced hc,
closing about tne same NJ SATURDAY. IAe Wea~
Their NHs an Improvement over that Of tho past
six weeks. and vas warmer aud hsEy. Liverpool
adyices quoted nrIoor tOno % the market sni
the weather Gne. Corn was active: tho bulk ~
trading was IN covering shorts ia July and Ia
changing trades from july 10 September tho
former being bought and The later sold. The
dlference also narrowed slightly. being haac.
The dns weather. fair arr ais aud the qnietne-s
in the domestic markets made OPERATOR rslhor
bearish A. the opening. bat the decrease IN he
visible supply rathsr changed the seDNm0nt,
ana az Offering. were small a strong foeiing de-
ye0ped. and after decline ~ Sc. az she open
INK n rally ~ Lake. followed. Numerous
small recessions from outside prices followed
the rallies, but the last sales were trire auoys
Saturdays Oats were gulot and easisr, and
trading WAS chiefly locsL Very light business
was transacted in hog products Receipts u
hogs were considerably larger than generally
anticipated aud this hsd = weakening Influence
on the course ~ thu market. However, offerings
we're light ana sellers slow 20 grant fho conces-
sion. and buyers we're backward about taxing
hold until near the ciose. Prices declined
sightiy on all LEAD ING articles aai The market
closed firn.
BALTIVosB. June 2A--Fiour fairy active and
nrm. Mbeat-Soutnern entirely nominal. fuiX,
SjNS2c. lOngbcrry, Sa9ic; western dull AMI
easier; No 3 winter rcd. spot nominal. Jaly,
slac.. August. &c.; september. ~ Q, aSi y -.
Corn-sOuthern higher; white, f3affc yellow,
4laf},. western quiet hur nim. oats steady
southern and PennsylYaL.A, t2jiti western
white. 82aSf.. western mixed, Xin aic gratod
No. . white. 5}4c. Rye ifeless; primo o. choi-c,
49ai0r. Hay improving. PRIME io choice uino-
my. SA'o4s ll1 fror'i9ns ahsL hNl'or
steady western parkod. lOala-; creamery, -
lsc. Eggs drm &C ltsai5c. Petroleum siesiy;
refined, So Coffee Gull Rio cargoes fair, l,c.
Sugar very strong. A sofi 2Ac. copper s'caiy;
refined. lJ+allc. WblskeY steady. Frerhis 20
Liverpool per steamer quiet; graiu. 2ad. Cors.
for orders-,luly. g. I'D; August 81. ip-i.
Kecoipts-Fiour. 600O barrels; corn, 900 bush
cls: oats, jl,u0O bushels; Rye oo hlshel-.
shi pmonts-Piour. 400 barrels; wheat 100
bushels; corn, ON bushels. salss-NAeat, q, .cJ
bushels. corn e0.O00 lshois
CINCINNATI.
CrNCINNATT. June 24.-rl0ur steady; family.
g. 25at25O; fancy. &iAA.2l Wheat easier; No.
red. s5aS1c Corn nrmcr; 40. mixed 81 -.
oats dun; No. mixed, 23a54c. Pork steady
at Sl22c~. Lard steady 100 fA@1S. bulk-meas
steady: shortribe &c. Bacon urm; sh1rt-cloar,
s.. Whiskey steady a. fluL Hogs stronger:
common and light saooaIi.5J' pacing aud
ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June 2A-flour quiet aud uu-
changed. Wheat nrm 10. = red, cash, sJasJNr.;
June, sDaS2c Corn higher; So. = mlAci. cash,
June, 23c. bld. Whiskcy flo2 iroYLsious l1iet-
@ILNINGroN
wuuVGIoS. y. g.. juno - -Turpenfins
steady az - ac. ROsiu steady. strained. f3c;
good strained. FL. Tar nrm 90 siJG crude
turpentins nrm; hard, 9J1 yellow dip ani
virgin, $3.50,
NEW YORK COTTON FCTUREN
NEW YORK. juno eL-C0tt0n-Net receipts.
none: gross recntpt-, 40 bales. Futuros closed
quiet oni steady sales. as.1tO ba,es; juno aud
Juy. SiO4JaslQil; August 500; september,
tl0F&lnJi October as.sjH3H; AoFemOer,
Sg5saigs0; D~comber. - -2at3si; January,
&. -aag3S9; February. s. soatigs; March. fl0ia
1900 April, t.0l-Asl0l8; May, tiGl9Asld@l.
LIVERPOOL Cotton MARKET
TivRRPOoI. Juue 2A-SooSL Cotton quiet and
demand fair American mliiliug l-i5d.
sales, 1o bales speculation aud ehporL 30
bales; recei 10. 20 Dalos: American. 20 bales.
tutures quiet and steady: July aud August
G3-oti., August AMI september. % GA
. bl-Gil.; t"ptembcr and October, f2.oii,
SOvem Der A. December 2t6ti september.
. Gl641. Tenders, 100 Da.cs on new and ~
bales on old dcckets.
r. H.-AmerirAn middling. 6l-lfd. Sales.
American. 500 bales June. Juno and July,
d tlIi4d. buyers: July and August. 62-otd.,
Septsm Der AMI October. D 8.-tid.. sellers, Ocfo-
ber and November, 3+o{i., seil6rsi Nosom-
her and December. 53i-6fd.. sellers December
sud January. 3l-6tt., sellers September.
ol-6fd.. sellers. Futures dul.
T. A--June 6l-6ld, seller; juno and
July. 6l-6i1., buyers July and August,
62-oiL. sellers August ami September,
6l-6id., seller September and October.
43-fil.. seller October and November,
3i-54d., seller November and December.
3i-6id., sollsr December aud January,
= 3i-Cii.. seller: September Cl-0ti.. seller.
Futures closed quiet bat steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported Tor tho Dispatca.l