The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
THE.TIME RICHMOND VA SUNDAY. JUNE IL. 1900.

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PEANUT MARlSETs.
NORFOLK. "a. June 51s.-PEANUTs-
farmers stock-Fancy. 25sm2Ac.: strictly
prime, PIC; prime. PIC. common, 1A@2c.
pound Spanish. s1.o5 bushel. 80
COTTON MARKETS.
r MEW Y ORR June 1e.-coTToNSaa
JuIH see opeaea Jqne s9
7ss: October III November en, Us; De-.
cember and January, 756; February,
TO; March, 7.6O.
!, Futures closed steady; June, ST; July,
Isl. January, 7.5a;; F Eel, 7.56;
March. 7.51:.April. 7;5e; May, 7.Gl.
. Spot cotton closed dull; middling up
80 bales.
coTToN M middlin ng. 9 11-1e: net
~ bales: stock, 72,73S bales.
Total to-day and consolidated-Net re-
ceipts, / ,05S bales: exports to Great Bri-
tain, 1924 bales; to the Continent, 3,219
bales; stock, 209.73O bales.
Total since September 1st--Net receipts.
6,341, S41 bales; exports to Great, Britain,
2,16eO2S bales: to France. 6S3,O25 bales;
to the Continent, 2,596.s26 bales
NEW ORLEANS, June 1e,-coTToN-,
Futures-June, s93@S.95; July, S99G9.oo;
August, S.36dS 81; September. I.6I@7.6S;
October 7$9; November 1897 3o;77 be- De-
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LIVERPOOL, June 1e.-CoTTON-sp
in limited demand: prices higher; Ameri-
can u, midding; fair 5!a good m n1!ddFng
4 3-32; good ordinary, 4 27-S2; ordinary,
21-32. The sales OF the day We're 5000
bales. of which 800 were for speculation
and export and included $500 American.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet;
American middling l.. m. c., June. Oo-6i,
sellers; June and July, 4 60-64G4 6l-64,
sellers: July and August 4 5S-64, sellers;
August and September, 49-G4, BUYERS;
September and October, 32-64@4 43-64,
sellers; October and November, 4 2l-6a,
buyers; November and December. 1874,
sellers; December and January, 1864,
buyers; January and February. 12-64,
buyers; February and March, 1854;
4.arch and April. 12-64. sellers.
NEW YORK, June 16.-CoTTON-The
market for cotton futures opened easy
in tone, with prices l to :; points lower,
and further sold off later under pressure
from bulls and bears, who were influ-
enced by good weather reports a friendly
chronicle statement of the weeks devel-
opments in the belt and disappointing
English cables. Absence OF speculative
support added to the irregularity, as
lower After the first burst of trade bust
ness settled down to a professional week
end settlement of accounts. and prices
varied but little from the early decline
ffn nT
rather inclined to the bear side under en-
coura ging weather predictions and gooc
crop reports from IeXas. The foreign
element took an indifferent part IN tore
noon operations on the local exchange,
and influential interests which had hs-
ured so prominently during the fore part
of the week failed to appear as traders.
Much of the cotton soid comes come. Il lf ON
belief that a strong New Orleans chlue
was going to push july and august to &c.
Inc bears We're disposed to be conserVa-
tive and extended commitments with
great caution.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MhrNEr.
NEW YORK, June 16.--FLOUR-
Strongly held and a shade higher on ask
ing prices, but not active; winter patents
So. 306345; Minnesota patents. S3.90G4Zo;
RYE FLOUR-Steady; fair to good, So
@3.20.
CORNN1EAI-Firmer; yellow western,
SEC.
RYE-Staady.
BARLEY-Steady at 4AG46c.
BARLEY MALT-Nominal; western, So
@56c
WHEAT-spot strong; No. red, s6Ac
Options opened strong on higher Engi'sn
cables and continued bullish NorthWeSt
crop news. The advance met active rear
izing, however. under which prices ,eased
off Market finally rallied again on heavy
covering and closed strong at 1A@3lac.
net advance. July closed at 79&lc.; Sep
TENDER closed at SO3c.
CORN-Spot strong; No ?, 4Gzc Cp,
lions opened firm on strong cables ana
good covering, but subsequently yielded
to unloading, inspired by wheats decline;
Later the market recovered with wheat
and closed strong at Ssc. advance: July
closed at 45c.; September closed at 4ot2c"
mixed western, 27@2Slac. Options quiet
and firm.
OATs-options quiet and firm firm; ,,o,,,a.
CUT MEATsLsteady; p Pi 9l5E7 oeilies'
short clear, s13.5o914.25. oo,,
I,ARD-Firm; western steamed, S6.92l2.
Refined firm.
15lsG19c.; State dairy. 15@1Sc, oz
CHEESE-Strong: large white, csc;
small White, 9@914c.
TALL TEALIow-steady; city, 50 per pack
age. NJ,
PETROLEUM-Qulet- hehheo' &c"
York. S1.S5. -
s9EH IRPENTINE-s at 47G4714c.
RICE-Fir,n: domestic, 4ls@6lhc
SUGAR-Raw strong; talr reIlhlhs.
41Sc. Refined firm; mould A, $3.50; cut
loaf. s61O: crushed. $6.10....
POTATOES-Qu Chilli, S1.2oal.ioi
southern prime, S1.5O@2.25:
&C CABBAGE-ouiet: Florida, s1;25a1.75.,
COTTON BY STEAM-To Liverpool,
'cSioFFEE-spot Rio weak; No; lin : in.
Cordova, 9L4G1S1ac. The market Tor COT
fee futures opened barely steady at ~ 10
~ points decline under heavy receipts az
Rio and Santos and prediction OF steadliy
increasing new crop movement. NO out.
Side support and considerable pressure
to DISPOSE of spot supplies. Closed steady
at net decline OF 10 to 20 points. 1o .on
sales. $50 bags, including July S'.ao9
745: August, $40; September, $I4o.
coTToN-sEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 16.-CoIsTON-SS,E;E.o