Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June Lotion quiet; sales to-day,
- bales; uplands, SAG; Orleans, l-lhc.i net
receipts al ports, 5,474 bales; exports Great
Britain 49, 345B; 70 the Continent, 7,7BS bales:
stock. 44l 4g4 bales. Southern flour duh and
heay. Wheat 2a2lEc. lower and active chiefly
for export, free sellers, closing weak NO. red,
Sl07asl. ON IN store and elevator ;Optl0ns have
been steadily declining and closed weak nj a de-
cline Of 194a2c., although the export business
was very large AL parties were frightened by
tho Government showing OF crops and unl9aded
freely: No. ?, red, June, SLO0R; July, sl.Oo
August. Sl.02ls: September, sLOl1e Corn ac-
tive and unsettled, closing weak No. =, 0ba
BBI6,. elevator; options 2Lia211c. lower, closing
weak on light business attempts % reallze and
favorable crop news; June, 62aic July, bl1ec.
August, 6Oesc September, 2S94c. OATS AIRY
active, tsaII6c lower, and weak options weaker
and fairly active june 47c. July, 41c. sep
tember, 3s14c: No. 2, white, July, 4Sha50Ac.;
spot, No. 2, 4718a49c. mixed western, 40aoOc.
Hops duh but steady. Coffee-Options opened
baarcly steapy and closed steady and unchanged
10 down: Juue, s1BB5aS1670: July, S1G.3ja
si84O: August, Gl5.S0asl5.65 spot Rio duh
and nominal Sugar-Raw moro active and
barely steady; fair refining, 25sa2 lb-l6c. cen
trifugals, 96-test. 3L a3 2-l6: refined quiet Mo-
lasses-Foreign quiet held at he. for J0-tast;
New Orleans quiet and steady. Rice steady and
dull. Petroleum quiet and i0weri refined Now
York, 6.00a7ldc. COttOn-seed oil duu: cruue'
oil grade, 25a29c. Resin quiet and steady;
strained, common 10 good, Sl.4SaSl.5O. Iur-
pcntlne quiet and toady at 3S4a3hhc Wool
weak and quiet. Pork quiet and steady Pea
nuts steady. Beef quiet and steady. Beef hams
1nlet-quoted at 81 gaslS.50. Tierced beef dull
and steady. Cut meats steady and quiet Md
dos dull and easy. Lard lower and dull western
steam S6.27I5; city, $3.50; July, 1928 bid hu-
gust as 81: September, $3.50. Freights active
and firm; cotton, 3-32d.; grain, "a.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June ll.-Cash quotations: Flour
easier and 2Oc. lower. No. 2 spring wheat,
No rod n1i4RtfAc. No. = corn. Dyl6g.
No. = oats, 4l14c. Mess-pOrk, tg.51l4 Lard,
sJ.Q7LEasG. ShOrt-ribs. e6.5OnS6.70. Dry-salted
shoulders, S5a55.l0. Short clear. s5.2Oas0.26.
Whiskey, sl.l6.
start and prices took the down grade, all grain
and provision products scoring a sharp decline.
There was some reaction from the extreme de.
preston, but the prevailing tone was one OF
weakness during nearly the entire session.
Wheat was very heavy az the start; the trade
seemed 10 think the Government crop report a
decidedly bearlsh one In tendency, and hquida-
ton and short selling were hoaVy. The eondi-
ton Of winter wheat In reported Tar
aboye an average. Cables we're We. lower
Tor Liverpool and quiet and unchanged on
the Continent. From london IL was reported
impossible TO make sales except at concessions
and all-American markets were lower and weak,
St Louis taken the lead ia the decline. There
was very little buIlish news. 10 was decided
bear day In corn as well as Ia wheat, and I,
seemed 10 be a race between them 70 decide az
70 which could go down the faster. Long corn
went overheard freely, mort sellers were steadily
increasing their lines and confidence was SEEM
Ingly exhausted. Oats shared In the demOrali-
zatlon July, at 4lj6c., the bottom. Provisions
followed corn rather closely. There was big
slump during the nrst hour, pork leading In the
decline, but there WAS some recovery later In
the day and another drop az the close. Septem-
Der, in comparison with yesterdays close, shows
loss Of 371Sc IN pork and TIC. In lard and ribs
lne leading ruiures ranged as follows.