Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORk.

NEW YORK, June 12.-COtton easy; mlddllng,
She; low mddling, 4 Lice; good ordinary,
5-16c.; net receipts none; gross receipts,
1866 bales; exports TO Great Britain, D,Sho
bales forwarded, 6O7 bales sales, 2sl bales f;
spinners, ISL bales; stock, lbl,lO3 bales.
Weekly: Net receipts, 1,0s4 bales; gross re-
ceipts, 1904 bales exports-to Great brl-
tain, $500 bales; 10 France, 7bD bales
to the Continent, 3.O33 bales; forwarded,
4,O32 bales: sales, 1870 bales spinners, $50
bales. Totals to-day: Net receipts, 4,367 bales ;
exports-to Great Britain, 6,2S6 bales; 10
France, Oh bales; 10 the Continent, 40 Dales;
stock, $40, 900 bales. COnSolidated Net receipts,
1884 bales; oxpOrts-tO Gr0at Britain, 32,Di4
bales TO France, Z, 500 bales; 70 the Continent,
2l,02l bales. Totals since September LIST: Net
receipts, 6,707, 1926 bales; eKpOrts-to Great Brit
tain, BIOS, 042 bales 20 France, 544, $50 bales;
TO the Continent, 1912, 5bS bales; 20 the Cham
mel l5Is5 bales. Southern flour dun and
heavy. Wheat fairly active, closing stronger
No. 2 red, $l.07Aas1.0bH In store and In ole
yRtOr; No. northern 20 arrive, aSl.lOI
options declined sc. on selling by longs and
weakness In the West, recovered 9saAc., and
closed firm on full export business and freer
speculation on foreign account; No. red, june
s1.07s; July, $1,000; August, sl.O2 Corn
active chiefly export, closing firm; No. 2, 06a
options declined 1da24c on weak cables, but re.
covered Ia1lSc. through free export inquiry, ana
closed nrm June, 64Isc: July, Gee. I; August,
6lLc Oats lesss active and lower; options
47c August, 4lNc.; spot, No. =, 461Sa4Ic.
Hops steady and quiet. Coffee-Options opened
barely steady az l0a30 points down and closed
barely steady at lja20 down; juno, sl63Oa
slB.55 July, Sl6.10ssi6.20; August s15.JOa
sl5.65; spot Rio dull and nominal; fair car.
goes, St9; No. z, sl7.25. Sugar-kaw quiet and
firm at the decline; fair refining, 235c. bid cen
trifugal, O6-test, $40. bid; refined quiet and
lower: standard A, 4c.; confectionery A,
3 il-i6c. cut-loaf. Sc. crushed, Sc. powdered
slice; graduated, 4 l-lbc. MolAsses-fo
reign steady; New Orleans ssteady and quiet
Rice steady but dull Japan, 5Na8c. Petroleum
steady and quiet refined, New York, 69Oa
7l5c.: Philadelphia and Baltimore, s6.65s
$40; do. in bulk, s4.55as460. Cotton-seed OH
quiet and steady; crude, OF grade, 26a20c
Rosin steady and quiet strained, common tc
good, e1.45aSl.5O. Turpentine quiet aud STEADY
az 3SAa3s34c. Pork quiet and steady. Woo
quiet aud easy. Peanuts quiet and steady
fancy hand-picked, 4lsa4Ac. Beef dull bui
steady. Beef hams steady and quiet. Tiercec
beef dull Cut meats inactive and steady
picked bellies, e5.37Iz. Middles quiet and weak
closed stronger; western steam, e0.271si city
5.3Oas5.35; July, e6.2S asked; August, 500
September, 1854 asked refined quiet and easy
Freights nrmer and fairly active; cotton, 3-32d.
grain. 214d
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, No., June 12.-Flour dull bu
steady. Wheat opened excited and Hc. lowei
yous, but Huctuated within a narrow range until
late, when there was rally, aud the close wa
Arm and only Isa14c, below yesterday; NO. red
cash, 9S3la00c. July, elaS21Ec., closing, BIC.
sellers. Coru--The opening was lkc. on. Their
was quiet trading however, and the market WA
irregular, the changes being small until nearl!
the close when prices nrIned up in sympathy
with wheat, and closed l1sc. above yesterday
closing at Sic, bid, Oats irregular; No. 2, cash
47s4Sc.; July, 37j4a3slge., closing 3s7sc. bid
August, 32c, closing at 32sSc. whiskey steadl
az a. 6. Provisions quiet and easy: Pork
s10.5o. Lard neglected at $50 Dry- sal
ribs, s6.fO; short-clear, 1920 Bacon (boxedl-
shoulders, e5.25ae5.37I1; longs, $3.50 ribs
s6.50aS655; short-ciear. S6.6oasd.7O.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, o., June l2.-Flour barely steady
Wheat weak and lower; No. 2 red, aL0i. Corr
in Hight demand No. 2. mixed, SOC. Oats bare
iy steady; No. 2, mixed, 4Sc. Pork nrm a
sI075. Lard quiet at 1913. Bnlk-neats II
better demand; short-ribs, e5.95. Bacon nrfnel
at 81. Whiskey steady az ellis.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. G., June l2.-TurpentIn
| Arm az soc. Rosin firm; strained. el.17k
good strained, e1.a2lf. Tar firm at e1.5o. crud
turpeniine nrm; hard, sL40; yeliow-dip an
| virgin. GAO.
| CHICAGO, June i2.-Cash quotations: Fiou
| quiet and unchanged. No. spring wheai
| 97Ac.; No. 2 red, 9sc.as 001<. No. 2corn, 5ss
No. y oats, 4l2tc- Msss-pork, sla.sslo.Os
I Lard s62Oas0.25. Short-I1bs, e5.70at5.sI
| Dry-saited shoulders, sSas5.25. Short clsal
| sB.2Sasd.a0. Whisksy, sl.lB.
/ The markets all looked very sick and ripe 10
| another big slump at tho opening thls morning
| Thereby something was aided 70 the losses osei
/ night and then there Was change OF feeling an
a rally along the line, the result being reactio
which brought grain up 70 about me aioein
! prices Of yesterday and carried provisions 70
| material advance. There was large and "a
| cited trade In whea, near tho opening. but late
/ business became more quiet. There wac ne
/ much In the way o. news. July opened ~ eo1s
i 0d,4c., broke 70 Doc, rallied 70 and hun
around the neighbofhoof OF eo7te, advanced
! ana closed 81 o6eL Corn was active N
very weak, and Al one tina seemed Q