Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. June 19.--Cotton dull; mlddliuR,
S3zc. low middlng, 1876; good ordinary,
1l-16c- net receipts, none gross, $50 oalesi
exports-to Great Britain, sS3 bales; TO the Con-
tin0nt, SO bales forwarded, eS bales; salos,
80 bales-all spinners stock, 16l, 1874. South
EN- -four duh ana heavy. Wheat qutes and
irregular, closing steadier: No. 2, red, S1.OS}6a
s1.0SA IN store and elevator; options nuctuated
on manipulation, opening AhI<c. up, declining
L4aJsc., advancing 70 sale, and closing weak at
ARSsc. over yesterday: No. red, June, sl.O11s.
Corn dull aud easy; No 2, 7la72c. In elevator
options followed wheat In It's changes and at one
time stood %a1hc. over Yesterday, but closed
steady at Aa14c. up June, Csc; July, o411c.
August, 61s4c.; September, 604c, Oats un-
settled, lower and dun; options fairly active and
irregular; July, 4l1ec. August, 367sc; sep.
western, 39a44e. Hops steady and quiet.
COfiee-Options opened steady and 5R20 points
up, and closed steady and unchanged 20 10
points up; July, s15.7oesl6.o5: August,
$40. 10as1b.3o; september, ela.ooastt5;so;
Sugar-Raw quie. and nrm; rcnnei hrm; fair
demand Of A, 33<a37zc. Molasses-Foretgn
dull; New Orleans quiet and steady. Rice
New YORK, 6.9oa7. loo. Philadelphia and BaIti-
more, 6.S5a7.e6c.: In bulk, 4.5Oa4.5oc- Cot
ton-seed oil dun and unchanged. Bosin quiet
and weak; strained, common 70 good,
at 3slSa3s34e. Wool easy and quiet.
PORK dull. Peanuts steady. Beef quiet
and steady. Beef-hams dun but steady.
Tierced beef quiet. Cut-meats strong and
wanted picked bellies, 5Itc. hiddles dull and
weak Lard quiet and q tribe better: western
steam, s6.52lk; city, eb.65as5.70; July,
$3.50; August, s0.62. September, 1919 bid.
Frelghts steady andquiet; cotton, $500. grain,
2a2I4d.
CHICAGO June lp.-Cash quotations were !:
Flour steady and unchanged, No. spring
wheat, 90c.; No. 2 red, e7a9gc. No corn,
594c. No. oats,i 3s11ss0tzc. Mess-porak,
1905. Dry-saltesdl shoulders, s6ss5.lo' Short
Wheat opened with an appearance Of strength,
nrst sales OF July being made st gAs9i1<c.
against 93izc. at the close yesterday. The local
feeling was bearish and the selling pressure
quickly overwhelmed the little coterte OF buyers.
July sold at 93l4c. Then with various fiuctua-
tlons Il went 20 o4Nc- Then the market became
weak on freer offerings and lower and weak
English cables reported at Paris, Berlin, and
Antwerp, sold OF 70 94I4c., and closed at e419c
Corn showed little strength and July sold at
56a561Sc., but everybody seemed 70 have selling
orders and bayers were holding Oh. July dropped
70 543lc. Shorts covered freely, Investment Duy-
ing was generous, and there was an irregular
ADVANCE 10 56IIc. The Partridge and Cudahy
crowd turned short sellers, breaking the price 20
55zsc., from which there was recovery % oo'4c
az the close. Oats started rs 3611c. 70 SIC. for
July and closed at SOC. Provisions opened firm,
September pork selling ut $1,000, bat fell later
20 s10.50. Then, when corn and wheat ao-
vanced, Il sold 70 s10.70, dropped 70 el0c2tss
and closed at el0.65, g gain CT 100 over yezter-
day. Lard and ribs gained &c. each.
me leading futures ranged as foliowei