Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19

53I<c.; August, 5e1Sc. asssd; September held
az blaJ2c. Oats-About tho only prop there has
been under oat futures OF lnte has been corn,
and when that gave way today there was . ae,
cline and q pressure 20 sell that did not ma
much Of a demand No. 2, cash. 45lc. bid.
Futures nominal. Begging, oi4a63zc. Whiskey,
sl.10. Provisions--The decline in grain bad a
further depressing effect, but sellers were stun
unwilling 20 accept lower prfces, especially ON
bacon. and this naie rather dap market:
Pork, .G2lka$tO75. Lard, $3.50. Dry-salt
meats (ooxedj. s4.s7taae5; longs, s6.15; ribs,
1895; shorts, s637lf- Bacon tpoxedl--snoul-
ribs, 1870 shorts. s6s7Jf. Hams. s10asi2.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, June 1S.-Fiour dull and un-
changed; receipts, 1880 barrels; shipments.
2s3 barrels: sales, $50 barrels. wheat-Souih-
ern steady; fultz, s1.03as1.07; Longberry,
eL05asl.0S; No. 2 red, weak; spot, sl.06l4a
s1.OGst: June. f.06ae1.06M; July, el.05s
sIO3I; August, 81. OOl5asi .60sl September,
pg1icas1; receipts, 1 ,06S bushels; stock, lp1'-
4o2 bushels. Corn-southern steady; white,
73c.; yellow. 67s69c.; mixed duh: spot, 64Aa
64lsc; June, 64lta14l1c.; July, 94e0tyac;
els; stock, 227, 42l bushels. Oats steady; No. =
white, western, 52c. No. mixed do, 50c.; re-
ceipts, 5000 bushels; stock, ss.6s6 bushels
Rye very duh: No. 2, 93c. receipts, 2,4OO bush
els; stock. 4.675 bushels. Hay quiet but steady
good to choice timothy. S12as13. Grain tretghts
IN good demand and unchanged. Cotton weak;
middlng, az 5-l6c. Provisions unchanged.
Butter steady; creamery fancy, 1870; DO, fair
to choice, i6sisc: do. Initiation, l5alSc.; Isdle,
fancy, l4c. do good to choice, ia t3c.: do fair
90 good, 1Oatlc storo-packed, lOal2c- Eggs,
l6c. Coffee UNCHANGED. Suggr UNCHANGED. Cop
per firm; refined, 12al2,tc. Whiskey un-
changed. Peanuts unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, o., June 1s.-Flour nominal
Wheat strong; No 2 red, sl.02asl.031f.
Corn in fair demands No. 2, mixed. e0c. Oats
steady; No. mixed, 55c Pork steady at
SILL. Lard quiet at 80. Bulk-meats nrm;
short-ribs, S6as6121&. Bacon.nrm; short-clesr,
s7.l2l5. Whiskey steady at sl.16
WILMINGTON.
WnHISGroN, n. c.. June ls.-Turpentne,
strained, s1.22lE. Tar frm At sl.6O. Crude
turpentine firm; hard, el.40; yelow-dip and
virgin. $40.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK, June ls.--cotton-Net and gross
receipts, $50 bales. Futures closed barely
steady sales, 10000 bales. June, ssa
1901; July. IS. 06asS.07; August, ss.l 7aes.Is;
September, ss.2osss.30 October, ss.39ass.40;
November, sS.4SaSS.40 December, ss.57a
1888 January, S.8BaSS.67 February, ss.70a
ss.77: March, sS.S6asS.S7; April sS.95ass.S8;
May, S9.04aS9.05.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, June 1S--Soon.-CottoD Business
Ihouefhte NJ unchdnReu pTlcess american uiu-
ding, 4 9-16d.; sales, 10000 bales; American,
5000 bales; speculation and export, 1000
bales. Receipts, 1000 bales; American none.
Futures-July and August, 30-8+d., also
4 29-64d., also 2s-64d., also 4 27-64d.; Au-
gust and September, 35-64d., also 4 34-64d.,
also 33-64d., also 4 32-64d. September and
October, 4 37-64d.. also 4 36-64d.; October and
November, 40-64d.; November and Deem
Der, 42-64d., also 4 41-64d.: December and
January, 44-64d., also 4 43-64d.; January
and February, 40-64d., also 4 ACID, also
4G-64d., also 45-64.
4 p. M--June, 4 24-64d, value; June and
July, 4 26-64d., value; July and August,
4 2d-64a4 27-64d.; August and September,
! 3l-64d., buyers; September and October,
3j-64d., buyers October and November,
3S-64d., value; November and December,
: 40-64d., buyers; December and January,
42-B4d., buyers; January and February,
44-64d., buyers. Futures closed arm.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported for the Dispatch.l
JUNE 1S.-Markct very quiet. No transactions
reported. Prime, Be-; extra prime, 3l6c. fancy,
3lic.; Spanish, 3I5c.; common, 11sa2c. factory
hand-pcked, 3a4c.