Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-19

Hops-Steady.
Iides-Firm; Galveston, Nq25 pounds
l4c.
Leather-Steady.
Wool-Flrm.
Cut Meats-steady; picked bellies,
Lard-Easier; western steamed, SIS;
July, $3.50. nominally; refined quiet; Con-
tinent N25; South American, A.Zo; COM
pound. &.l2a.
Butter~Quiet; western creamery, ia
l5c. do. factory, 7isMl0hc. Elgins, l5c.;
Imitation creamery. 9l2ql2Ee.: State
dairy lOplic; do. creamery, Ha kos l9c; 60
small fancy. 712aSc.; part skins, 4aol2c.'
/ Eggs-Ouiet; State and Pennsylvania,
92c western So fresh, Ie,2 ii sss so0'"
| Potatoes-Easy; southern, new, sz;75aS.
Ta.low-Dull; city 2 per package)'
l,,ll6y3hcs county pae anaI,y iree''
Cottonseed-Oil|steady; prime crude,
2)c, do. yellow. 25l2uZSs.c.
Petroleum-Dull; United closed, -; no
! market
! Rosln-Quiet
Turpentine-Quet.
Rice-Steadys
| MOlasses-(uiet. - -
Pig-Iron-Quiet; southern, s9.25gSlO.So;
northern, slOuSl2. ,o,,
Coppcr-StrOngi lake, DrOkerS, Si'l-12'
| Exchange. SllnSll.i2l2.
Tn-Strong and easy .
Spe.ter-Steady; domestic, A2N$LS5.
TomatOes-Per carrier, toc.dSlJV.
Cabbage-Per crate $lMSll2l2.
Lead-Exchange, S.4OgS.fo; brokers >
500.
| changed prices: European advlces were
| more encouraging. while warehouse de-
! liyeries were liberal. Buying was cheek
ed by free Brazilian receipts; Europe, was
the principal seller to-day Market closed
steady. net and unchanged 70 4 9-point
| decline: sales. $50 bags. including Jdly.
si.C5; August. $40; September, $40; Octo-
Der, Sis. Spot coftee-Rio easier; Cor
doya 81 .25mSl7J0; sales. 1900 bags No.
Rio, $50; 1909 bags Maracaibo, OUc.; 100
bags. Central America, tOc.
Sugar-Raw firm, sales. 1850 tons Mus
coyado. 95-degroe test, &c., at Dreakwater;
refined firm.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, June lS.-Flour-
Dull and unchanged; receipts 2l,Oo par
rels: exports e, i33 barrels, sales, $50 bar
rels
Wheat Steady; spot and the month,
76 l-2c bid; July. 20 1-4u1O lie; August,
IS 3-4f69c.; September, 6s 1-2asS SAC re-
ceipts. 66j bushels exports, none; STOCK,
39S. So bushels; southern wheat, by sam
pie. 7j47Sc.
Corn Steady; spot, the month, and July,
2902y l-Sc: August, 20 3-S9Zy lie. sep
|
q 5-sc: receipts, 1851 bushels; exports,
gf78l bushels; stock. l.l26Ss7 bushels;
sales 1856 900 bushels; southern WHITE corn,
3lc.: do yellow, u l-2n32c.
Oats-Quiet and steady; No. white,
% I-2d27c; No 2 mixed. q l-2d2ic.; re-
cepts. 1854 bushels; exports, none; stock,
195. 9i2 bushels =
Rye-Firmer; No. 2, nearby, CSC; No; 2
western. IS 3-SG3S 5-Sc.; receipts, 1889
bushels; exports. l7,l43 bushels; stock,
lt2 6fO bushels
Hay-Steady; choice timothy slS.j0asi4
Grain Freights-Nery quiet and un-
changed
Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Weak and unchanged.
Cheese-Weak and unchanged.
Whisky
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, June ls.-Wheat had
several changes of feeling to-day. Inc
first and last were bullish. the market
closing with a 3-S0l-2c. advance. Kumors
OF July manipulation, which were freeiy
circulated a few days ago. were again rlle
to-day and scared the shorts to cover
Corn followed wheat, closing lac. nigher
Oats closed shade lower
Provisions exhibited decided weakness
and showed closing declines ranging from
5 to l5NlT lie.
Leading futures ranged as foilows;
opsnins. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
MHEAT-NO. 2.
sepsember65ah co.'s t44saI1 641za61
Dec. ....-..67A O'A o'b VI
C0RS-No. 2.
June. ... Pa 2iNa1s 80 2fsi
July....2jls 25BaH St4 2ols
september. z6ysaA 264 .54a5s 2daIl
OATs-No.".
ssp,:ascil ia i is% 1 iss ls, ~
MESS PoRx-Per BbL
July. s752ta s7.52ts s1.3.ls $40
Sept -. 7.6ih 7.611s 7.41ls loo
LARD-Per 100 lbs
s sss, s ss$ s s5sH s ss5ss s9i
SHORT RIBs-Per lo0los.
July. 43o t37h 4,32% 4.:o
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady. No. 2 spring wheat. 7c@llc,; no
re No 2 corn. 25Q25 lac; No. 2 yellow,
25 l-sa25 S-sc. No; 2 oats. IS i-ic;; No
white; I, 0. b.. Sag i-2c.; No; . wnite
barley, nominal; No: 9. I. o. b.: 2Sgso g;
Is l-2d76c. Prime timothy seed, G75.
Mess pork. per barrel M;4caN.45: Lard
per 100 pounds 1852 l-2us36s. Short-rl
sides loosel, ~25aftN. Dry-salted sh l;an.
(boxed), 5-sg4 3-ac. Whiskey, distillers
finished goods, per gallon. N.ls. Sugar
cut loaf unchanged. Butter firm; cream
cries l2ali i-2c.; dairies. 9fgi2c. Cheese
firm and quiet at 5-Sas lie. Eggs steady
fresh. l-ic.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
| CHICAGO. ILL. June ls.-Trade In cat
tie was fairly active at the recent decline
I'm prices Choice beeves were scarce. and
sales were mostly at low prices. Common
IN choice native beef cattle sold at $500
s.. chiefly al siuS7j with good many
sales below ST. Choice heavy dry-fed cat
tie were scarce, and sales AZ ga S5,25 were
extremely small. The sales OF bulls were
largely at s2.J0rs3.0. and comparatively
little was done In cows and heifers above
2.75. Choice lots OF calves sold for D.75tf
S.G. Stockers and feeders sold at $3.50
Na5.
In hogs there was an active demand.
and the offerings were well taken at yes
terday's prices. the market ruling strong
early. and easy later. Hogs sold al an ex-
IRENE range Of $3.i5Qf$3.a7 IL. chiefly at
xl.s7 l-2gSs.i2 i-2. and pigs brought s2.3g
$50
In the sheep-pens prices were steady.
and choice spring lambs sold better. a
prime lot that averaged about 81 pounds
bringing $50. From that price sales Were
male all the way down 10 800. while Col
orado lambs were salable at A.15. Year
!infp were wanted at $3uU.50. ana COM
mon lambs brought 1885. Sheep We're no
higher. and sold slowly at 2.25nSt. Texans
and westerns predominating.
Receipts: Cattle. 5000 head; hogs. ~, 00Q
head: sheep. 1900 head.