Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-10

closed s l-sc; July. q i,ssTs4ss, closed
q l-sc.; September. 50 1l-l6qn s-ioc'' cioseo
esAc. a..
Options opened firm with wheat, but
weakened under improved weather pros
poets. and closed Isaac. lower; June
closed 20 i-sc.; July. 20 3-sa29 5-Sc.. closed
% Csc; August closed 30c.
Oats-Spot easter; No. 2. &c. Options
duh and easy, closing hc., net, lower;
June closed &c; July closed 22c.
Feed-Steady.
Hay-Easy.
Hops-DuIl.
Hides-Firm.
Ieather-Ffrm.
Wool-Firn.
Coal-Steady
Beef-Steady.
Cut Meats-Market strong.
Lard-Dull western steam. $50; July:
| 1915: refined easy; Continent, A' Sou'h
| America, $3.50.
Pork-Barely steady. 40
| Butter-Steady: western creamery, llw
15c.: do. factory. 7i2Nl0lsc.; Elgins,. loc.;
| 10dl4i2c.; do. creamery, llnloc; ,u
Cheese-Quet; large State, sac; small
fancy. 7s.QSc.; part skins, 4aO'2c'; iu'i
skins, 2ian3c.
realistically; state and Pennsylvania.
| 1lI64i2c. western fresh. l0Aullc.; south
| ern S255n$2.70 per 30-dozen cases. o<,
Potatoes-Steady; southern. new, S.oow
Tallow-Firm; city go per PACKAGE. Sp
1l-l6c.: country packages free, 3'2Y
Cottonseed -ofl-Dull; prime crude, 2oc.;
| do yellow. 23lac
Petroeun-Dull
Rosin-Steady.
| Turpentine-Firm.
Rice-Steady.
| Moasses-Quiet. .,oo-
Pig-Iron-Easy; southern s9'ZoasiV-''
northern. sl0Gsl2. . ~,
Copper-steady; Exchange, $1,000 SLID.
Tin-Firmer straights, sl35oaslS'oo'
plates dull. oo~,s.oo
Spelter-F'irm; domestic. si.2O4si3o.
| Lead-Firmer at s325i9uS.3O. according
TO the Metal Exchange. The market -
without essential change In any respect
No considerable transactions are repor'eu'
| Tomatoes-Per carrier, SlmhZD
Cabbage-Per barrel or crate. sl2onsl.oo.
Coffee-Options opened steady ana ull-
changed 10 a 10-point advance. following
favorable news from European markets.
and small receipts at Brazihan pol's,
ruled dull all day. with trading eh.ileis u
| local nature; closed inactive, me- III "a
changed 10 a 5-point advance; sales, Z'.So
bags, including September, $40; Decem-
Snot Coffee~Rio, dull; Cordoya. Al.5oq
sl7 30: sales. 800 bags RIO NO. T. spot az
Sugar-Raw strong; fair refining. &c,
| centrifugal. 96-degree test. I-l6c.; safes
400 tons centrifugal. So-desree t ,ss,
3 7-i6c: 800 tons Muscovado sy-degree ,es yes,
|
| 2 1l-l6c.: refined nrfn.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE June 9.-Flour--Firm an'
unchanged; receipts, 12.s2) barrels, eN
ports nj, barrels; sales. LOO barrels.
Wheat-Unsettled; SPOT, u l-2au &c
July 72a1s liz August S9 ln1so' none ScSp
stock 1888 bushels; sales. $500 bushels
southern wheat. by sample, 75HsOc o.
Corn--Easy; spot and the month 20 20 90 o.
29c July q 7-Sq2s l5Sc Au E'd siS Is me-
bmSSeis: exports 2S9,iH bushels; stock
: seS 522 bushels: sales, 9O00o bushels; south
. ern white corn, SIC bid; do. yellow, SO'
30 &c. - No % whit,
q 1-2G2Sc. No 2 mixed. PAPA l-2c.; r.
ceipts. 9Ss1 bushels; exports none; stocr
Rve-Steady; No. 2. nearby, 80 1-2'
2S S,tc.: No. . western. S9MSs lac; r.
I cepts. 2227i bushels; exports, t'SVo DUST
Z els: stock 1902 bushels. -,
D Hay-Steady; choice timothy, Ni.
Grain Freights-Very dull and w
( sugar and Butter-steady and III
Eggs-steady; fresh. II 1-2c.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
I Whiskey-Unchansed
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. June 9-Wheat to-day oper
q ed strong, and. under continuation d,,io &C
8 sharply. This support died away late
when favorable State-crop reports WEI
received. the result being that not on
was the advance lost, but lnl l-oc. %
y sides Corn and oats dropped about "a
10 of their previous values. Provisions wei
- MISUNDERSTANDING heavy. and closed
declines ranging from 10 TO 27i2c
Leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT-No:2. -o,> co ,o,>-
september 47s,65s o5H $40 O3$sa
D. Dec. 67AaSs 6'A US W
CoRS-No. 2. o,->o. g.,
/. June. 24H satAasS $685. -
September. s55s s5H goa @5]sa
OArs-No. >. -, 40
!. September. September 1879 isNs4 i75Sals is
: MESS PoRK-Psr Bbl
= July....s7.G5 s7.65 $40 s7.40
Sept...... 7.67M 40 $50 100
LARD-Per 100 lbs.
ssps: $ ssss9Ss s sSs s SEX $50
SHORT RIBs-Per 100 lbs.
s sss 4 ts7ss s ss7ss s sa as as
Cash quotations were as follows: F'lol
drmer No. 2 yellow corn. "a 3-Sn2ilg
No. spring wheat. 69l2d7Ohc;, No;
n spring wheat, o3nlUc; NO. req, .Sh
10. 2 white, t. o. b., nc; No. 3 white,
barley, nominal; No 8, +. 0. b., ,27qS2c
No. i, f. o. b. 26l2a2sc No; faxsee.
75ls@76c. Prime timothy seed, s27Oqs2.l
Mess pork. per barrel, S.i04Nb. Lar
per 100 pounds s3i2ikns3.45. Shorter
sides Qoose), A.l0dA.30. Dry-salted shou
ders boxed. sass. short-clear sid
(boxed). si.5Oa$462ls. WhIskey. dlstiller
finished goods. per gallon. sl.l9. Sugars
Cut-loaf. unchanged. Butter - FIR
creameries, 1l0l4hc.; dairies. sal2
Cheese quiet at 7qSc. Eggs-Stead'
fresh. &c.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. June 9-In cattle, the liber
supply caused some weakness IN the con
- mon and medium grades of cattle, b.
~ good to choice descriptions were stead
with a good demand. There was q
"A | usual scarcity OF choice beeVes SAT-
u were on a basis of Au$i2o for CONNIE
Il native dressed-beef steers, up to sL7Jn'
X for good to choice shipping and expo
r" cattle. with prime TO extra beeves scar
and largely nominal az <3nSoo Inc bu
OF cattle sold for siiodSiJo Stoke
and feeders were rather scarce, the bu
of the business being at S'.90u4.fo. Bul
were steady, and calves We're active al
firm at $5.75IS6.35 Cor desirable lots, cou
try feeders being good buyers of the be
" calves Texas-fed cattle and calv
averaged slightly lower
To-days hog market was quite al
mated. but prices were 2l2n9c. per
pounds lower the receipts being hea'
" The sales were at an extreme range
~ s29dS3.55 for the poorest to the be
x hogs, the bulk Of the hogs selling
~ s345ds35O. Choice fat hogs comprised
:. FAR the largest part of the offerings, al
% llght-weights were only moderately su
plied Prices were about l0c. off for she
and 25c. lower for spring lambs.
Sheep sold al s2.5Odsi.65 for inferior llg
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