Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-02


choice s.5ou$il0; lambs. &.Jc4S.95.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. June Flour Dull:
western super. s2l0fisl35, do. extra,
S.JOHs3l5: DO. family, 50. 1870. winter
wheat patent. s3.suA; spring. do, do.
wheat-very weak; No. 2 red, spot.
65fttJ lie: July. 62lzas2Ac.: August. esc.
asked; southern. by sample. C5USsc.
corn-sPot steady; futures easy: mixed.
spot, and June. 52i2M32Ac.; July, $50
80 lac; southern, 33c. bid
Oats-Steady; No. white wcstc n. $50
25i2c.. No mixed, do, 24d24i3c.
kye-lnactive: No. ?, 4Oc., for near by;
va iSc. for western.
Hay-Steady
Grain Freights-Dull; steam 10 LIVER
pool l-4c.. for June; Cork. for orders,
IS. I'D, for June.
Cotton-Quiet; middIng. S1-Sc.
Butter-Firm; fancy creamery. lGfii7c.;
ladle. ualll1c.; store-packed. Sal0c.
Eggs-F'irm at i2ul2hc.
Coffee-Quiet at sl3.75.
Sugar-Quiet; graduated. $780,
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. June 1-Fiour-Quiet
and easy: winter patent, s3.6oQs3.S: spring
patent. S3GQQ&so
Wheat-Quiet: No. red 64n465c.
Corn-Fairly active and easy; No. 2
white. 9Ac.: No. 2 mixed 2sc.
Oats-Fairly active and barely steady;
No 2 mixed, 2lG2l&.c.
Pork-Quict and firmer: mess, $50;
clear mess. 1915; family. $50
L3rd.Steady; steam leaf. s62iz; kettle
lard. N.b2i2: prime steam. 1870
Bacon-Quet and in moderate demand:
Loose shoulders. $40; short ribs. Ay7i.:
short clear, si62ls; bellies. sLSis.
DRY, salted Meats-Firm and quiet: loose
shoulders. S.@is; short ribs. $3sis: short
more.
Whisky and steady at si22.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS. June 1.-Flour-Dull and
| unchanged
-, WN Y az, August, SIC; September.
Corn-Lower: June 25Xc. nominary:
July, 2o'sc. bid; September. 26 5-Sq261c
| Oats-Lower; June. 17Ac. nominally;
| bid.
Pork-Standard mess, new, @.s7ls; old.
I.ard-Prime steam, S90dSp
Bacon Unchanged.
| Dry-Salted Meats 49, Shoulders $40;
| longs, 1870; clear ribs. A.l2is; clear sides,
High winos-steady at a.9
THE COTTON MARKET.
IL LIVERPOOL June l.-i2:so p. M.-cot-
/ American middling. 5-32d. sales. 5000
balss-American, 1900 bales speculation
ana export. 500 bales; receipts, 1900
! Dales-Amercan. 1850 bales
Futures opened steady: demand mode
rate; June Z 2-Gidi i-6id.: June and July.
/ 4 l-Ginidn3 G2-6iV3 6l-646i3 C2-6ld; July and
August, l-5idida3 62-6ig3 6l-6ia3 62-6ise
. g-Std. August and september. 63-6ifD
8 b2-6tt3 6l-6ift3 G0-6iN3 6l-6id. September
and October, 3 57-6iG3 5G-6iG3 55-Cld.: Oc,o-
! Der and November. 3 ji-Gi13 52-6iT3 5l-C{d.:
! November and December. 3 52-Giei3 so-c45D
! 3 5l-6id. December and January. 3 52-64Tp
/ y a1-i.tH -
3 50-5id.
Futures steady at the decline. Tenders
at to-day's clearings. 200 bales new docket
! and 20 bales old docket.
| l2:io Il. M-Americln spot grades 3-32i.
! lower; American middllng. fair, Esd:
| good mddling. 5-52i.; middling. 1-i6d.:
| low middllng. 3 u-5ed.; good ordinary.
3 2'-22d.; ordinary. l-a2l.
| Pr M.-Iune. a1.i I-i6d., buyers; June
| and July. 63-0iuid.. sellers: July and Au-
! gust t5-Gii.. BUYERS: August and Sep
Der and October, 3 5G-cid.. sellers; October
and November 52-Gig3 52-6id. September
/ and October, 5G-Gid.. October and No.
| yenlber, 52-5ln3 J3-Gid buyers; Novem-
Der and December. December and Janu-
airy, and January and February. 5c-6tp
| 3 5l-cid.. sellers; February and March,
5l-Gig3 52-eid., sellers; March and April.
52-GiQs 5S-e4d.
Futures closed very strong.
| NEW YORK. June 1.-Cotton-Easy;
middling Gulf. 1-4c.; mddling Sc; net
/ receipts, none: gross receipts. 2.N2 bales:
| eXports-to Great Britain, ef2 bales; %
| France. 3i6 bales; 70 the Continent, 2tt
bales; forwarded. 7il bales; sales. 6s2i
bales: spinners. 22G bales; stock, l229Oo
| bales.
To ais to-day: Net receipts. 1888 bales;
eXports-to Great Britain, 692 bales; 20
France, 3i5 bales; to the Continent, 4.iH
bales: stock, 1925 bales.
Totals - far this week: Net receipts.
| 5.2l9 bales; eXports-to Great Britain, 100
bales; TO France, 1854 bales; to the CONT
Totals since September Ist: Net receipts,
! 5.cs5,20t bales; exooris-to Great Hritain,
2.l26,O2j bales: 10 France, 4je,00l bales; to
| the Continent. 10000 bales.
Futures closed steady; June. VII; Jnly'
| 81 SO: August $40: September. .1c4: DC
tober. sG.e9; November 1871; Deoem9sr,
1874; January, %.si, tepruary' S'u'
SUMS report: Cotton advanced to
| points. but reacted and lost part CT the
| Improvement. closing points higher on
this crop and l to points lower on the
next. with the tone quiet and STEADY, ana
the sales 1880 bales.
To-day's features Bears were nervous
early in the day. owing TO uniavoraDle crop
reports from not few sections or tne
| South. In Texas the crop IS on the whole
! about one week late, according TO tho
latest reports. and the drought IN some
| sections OF that state Is reported 10 %
| serious Houston kilograms say that rain
| Is badly needed i'm the western and south
1eSfer1 portions OF Texas The morning
| telegraphic reports to the Exchange re-
! ported the weather clear and hot In MIS-
sissippl. Dispatches from Brook Haven
and Hazelhurst, Miss. stated that the
| crops were suffering terribly FOR want OF
| rain. Monroe and Amite. La. telegraph
| ed that hot dry winds were causing ma
| ferlal damage in that State, ana tnat large
! numbers OF pl0ugh-s,ock were dying.
Then the weather Is said to be too dry In
| some parts OF the Atlantic States.
New Orleans was higher, shorts were
| covering, and prices here advanced. Then
came reaction IN when even this-cI,op
| months participated. though they finally
| closed higher. The next crop, however.
| ended slightly lower, for cotton operators
as a rule do not believe that the crop has
| vet been seriously injured Liverpool
/ closed lower. Manchester was quiet and
trade at Fall River and Providence was
! quiet.
NEW ORLEANS. June l.-Cotton--t'u-
tures steady; sales, 27OoO bales; June. $3.50:
| July. $3.50: August. N2G; September. s6.7;
| october. $3.50; November. 1861: December.
s67i; January. 1913; February. SS.ls.
NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. June i.-Turpen.
t,ne-Firm at p lie. asked: sales, none
Rosin-Firm; sales, none; u and 9, $Lz5i
ID and T.. sl35; Il. $40; G, SIS; IL, $50:
l. s1.55: X. $3.50; NJ $l.70
SAVANNAH. GA. June 1.-Turpen-
tine|Firm at 2ic.; sales i9i casks.
Rosin-Flrm and unchanged receipts.
gC6S barrels: sales. 800 barrels: A, u, q.
ID. and r.. $40; r. N.S; g. $40; n.
81. 81 l-2, l. Sl.e5 X. $40; NJ. $780, y, $780,
| window-glass, s2.05; water-white. go.
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