Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Juno lection quiet; sales to-
day, PA bales; also, last week and not before
reported, "a bales spinning; uplands, l3-16c;
Orleans, 9I4c.; net receipts, all ports, 6,l30
bales: exports-to Great Britain, 10000 bales:
Continent, 1,544 bales; stock, 3st,0I3 bales
Southern -four quiot and steady common 70 fair
extra, sias400; good 10 choice do, sihla
sa.75. Wheat lower and quiet; No. =, red,
sIIllla8l.11k In store and elevator options
declined steadily through the day aud chseo tta
1tsc. of from Friday on attempts To sell freely
by foreigners and local operators With absence
OF news from Chicago en- account Of holiday
there; No. 2 red, June, sl.1o July, eLufss;
August, s1.04h. Corn dull and lower; NO <,
lower; June, 62c. July, conc. August, 6oc
Oats dun and lower options dun and weascr;
June, 474c.; July, 4sc.; spot No; =, siAa
iS3lc. mixed western, 4oa4slsc. tops 9ulet
and steady; State, common TO choice, 2oaI,e.
Coffee-Options opened irregular, loaso points
down, and closed steady, 20a30 points down;
July, el710aslIl5; August, tld.oooSlo.oo;
nominal; fair csrgocs, zoe No. 2, iStc. Sugar
Raw, quiet and steady. Fair refining, &c. cen.
trifugals, 90 test, 33sG Refined auies
and steady; standard A, . 3loc. CONFECTIONERY
powdered, nc; graduated, slide; cubes,
4aSc. MOlasses-FOreign dun; 30 tost, i3c.
New Orleans quiet and hrm common 70 nancy,
25aS5c. Rice quiet and steady dope.uc, ,aar
steady and quiet; rennod, New YORK, 12oc.
C0tton-seed oil easy and dull crude, on grade,
24tSa2sISc.; yellow, OF grade, 3Oa3oc. ko-in
quiet ana steady; strnined, COMMON 70 good,
sI.00. Turpentno QUOT and stesdy st 3staa
3SAc. Wool steady aud duh; domestic fleece,
34a37c. Pork quiet and steady; new mes, STA
sl2.75. Peanuts strong; fancy hand-pscses, tfc.i
farmers, 2tia344c. beef duu but nrm family,
81 .50as12.75. Beef hams rrin and quiet;
quoted at SlS.50aslg. Tierced beef steady
and quiet: city extra India mesr, slsaslp. Cut
Middles duh bat steady; short clear, 81. Lard
higher and 1rn: western steam, so.boi cty'
$3.50; June, s6.60; July, s0.OS; septoinber.
5000 Freights 10 Liverpool aeady but dun:
cotton, 3-32d.; grain. I'd
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June Flour easier ard
unchanged. Wheat opened quiet ana weAk,
L5a5sc. lower than Fridays close, and continued
weak with a downward tendency 10 the cioec;
No. . red, cash, al.0laS1 .Olh; July, o4?sA
959Sc, closing e4,sc; August o. 1890.
closing o6c. Cdrn-The opening was Nc. lower
that Fridays close. Trading Was light, aud the
tendency OF the market WAS % 9 lower range IN
521sc; closing 5l.sc. {; sep."mbet, oo, ~
easier No. ., cash. t2tc. I'D,
July, 39Nc. August, s5s4e. bid. Bassine.
steady at s1.16. Provisions nrm for dry
salt meats aud bacon, quiet for pork, and daii
for lard. Pork, slls1i.25. Lard, 90. Dry-sslt
meat" sssS eso1, snsr scsa BssoS
(boxed)-shouiders s5.37l<a5.50; longs. t9:36a
5000 ribs, s6.62lsas6.o5; short clear, so.7os
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, o., June Flour quiet. Wheat
dull and lower 20 sell; No. red, el.0oasl.Ootr
Corn heavy; No. mixed, 561xc. Oats lower
| TO sell; No. 2 mixed, 47a4oc porn barely
meats frm; short-hbs, 81. Bacon steady;
short clear, s7.12Is- Whiskey steady at clio.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. c.. June 1:-Turpcntine
duh at 35c. ROsin firm: strained. sl-So;
good strained, sl.oj. Tar nrm at s1.50. Crvfe
turpentine lrm; hard, CLIO; yolioW-dip and
virgin. $40
NEW YORK COTTON YUTURES
NEW YORK, June 1.-cottoD-Nst receipts,
none; gross, 100 balas Futures closed stead az
/ ss.4S; July, es.5sasS.50; August, es.6sAts.uv:
September, rs nominal; October, ss.s ~
No gernber, ss.s5ass.s7; December. s 1919
| 49,; January, es.o7ast.so: February sSVoa
| $500; March. s9.I3ass.ts.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, June i--Soor..--Cotton dun. Anne.
| rican, 1000 bales prices generally IN buyers
| favor; American middling, f4d ssies, s,O00
bales speculation and export, LOCO bales; re-
| ceipts, fI,0O0 bales: American, o,400 bales |;
Jahe and July, 4O-64d., also 4 4i-64d.; July
| and August, 4 45-o4d, also 4 46-o4d. Augnss
| and September, 4 i9-64d, also oo-otd, Alp
| 4 5l-04d.; September and octobor, 9S-oa1.,
4 also 53-64d.; October and noycmbcf,
| A 54-04d-, also 55-6fd.; November and Do.
cenber, a 66-6fd., also T-6sd-; Decembor
| and January, 4 6s-04d.; January and febri-
| airy, 4 60-64d., also 61-64d. Tenders, 20
| 600 bales ON new dockets and 500 bales on cid
& p. M-June. A 3s-64a4 39-64d.; June and
July. 4 3s-04a4 39-64d.; July anil August,
| 44-S4d., sellers; August and September,
| 4 4s-G4d., buyers; September and Octooes,
4 5l-6Ad., buyers: October and November,
A 5s-d4d., sellers; November aud December,
| 4 b5-64d., value; December and January,
4 57-84d., value; January and February,
4 59-64d., value. Futures closed weak.
BRITISH GRAIN MARKET.
LONDON. Es6, June 1.-The Aart Lsss Erprss'
In It's weekly review OF the British grain uads
says: English wheafs are nrn and prfccs are
stationary. In ,1reisn whaats the changes n
values are fractional. Indian n 80. cheApsr
Californian Ia Sd. dearcr. Californian f1tuxo1
are quoted at 44s.3d. for promps and 4oA ~
September shipment. Oregon " qnoted 81 400
for June shipment Corn weak and Ia lower
J Barleys ara steady. Oats trire desrey. ~ 70
| day'e market prices were generally asa1nse bold
era. Russian and Indian red whosts wcre I'd
lower and were hard 10 place ~ Tho decline
Flour Was weak. Barley was hrm. Both ane an<
round corn was 70 90. lower. The prtco9 q
beans and peas were IN favor OF buycrA unseel
was ID. cheaper.