Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14
BALTIMORE MARKETS, APRIL 10.

BALTIMORE MARKETS, APRIL IL.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad company have
declared dividend of four per cent on the stock OF
the main stem, and dividend of five per cent on
the stock of the Washington branch railroad, united
States tax paid by the company.
CoFFEE.-Rio IS to 2lc.; Laguayra 2l3 to 223c.
Java 274 to 2S4 all gold.
SSas rs: shipping Extra 80 25a9 373; Retailing EX
ira 80 5Oa9 10; Family, Sl2al2 6O; Ohio super Soa
S25 Shipping Extra S9a9 %; Retailing Extra, S92o
so Family Sll 50al2; City Mills Standard super
SSo5aS 75 Shipping brands Extra Sll 6Oall 70; Bal
timore Family, sl6; Baltimore High grade Extra
Rue F7our.-s4 25a4 so. Old Mixed 50 5OaS 10.
Corn MeaL-S3 80.
to . 60.
Yellow 10 TO 50 cts
OatS-54 TO 80 cts, weight.
MoLAssEs.-New crop clayed Cuba, 4O to 43c. )
Cuba Muscovado, - to Acc; New English lslanu'
60 to 7Oc; Porto Rico, 40 to Too, for old and new
Provisions -BaCOn.-Shoulders l2S to IL cts. {;
Sides. l5l TO l6 cts Plain Hams % cts. {;
Sugar cured, 81 cents, for uncovered; can
vassed, 23c.
Bulk Meat.-Shoulders 11!alll cts. Sides IA to
l4lc.
VI
Pork-s26 % to $40 so for Mess.
SALT-Ground Alum 81 80 to 81 90; Worthington $
Fine So 25 to So 80; Ordinary Fine 50 10 to So %
Turks Island 60 cts. per bushel.
SEEDs-Clover So 80 to 6; Flaxseed % 6Oa2 90
Timothy So 5Oa3 70.
SUGARs.-Cuba and E. l. fair to good refining
$40 5OalO 70: Cuba and Z. l. grocery $40 6Oal3 20
Cuba and E. l. prime to choice grocery sl2 50al3 20
Porto Rico fair to good grocery Sll 25al2 o. Porto
Rico prime to choice grocery SO 5OalS go
WHIsKEY.-Western % 254 to 81 26, and City
81 253 to 50 20; country % 244 Pennsylvania 81
"a Ohio % 253.
-Coffee-Enquiry for Rio dull Flour
Stock small and market very firm for trade brands
Wheat-Market very firm for the higher grades.
Corn inactive and lc lower for white. Oats firm.
Provisions-Bulk Meat in good request, but held
above the views of buyers Bacon quiet but firm.
Mess Pork firm. Salt inactive and unchanged.
Seeds-Clover dull, as is usual at this season. Su-
Cars-Demand fair and prices firm. Whiskey-De-
mand very limited.
NORTHERN AND WESTERN MARKETS.
New YORK, April 12-Cotton advancing-saes of
. 700 bales at 50 cents Flour to 10 cents higher,
and tending upwards; market eXcited-sales lO,6OO
barrels; State Sc 10 to 10; Ohio, sS 20 to IL lOi
Western Sc 10 to 8 %; Southern trmer, with sales
of L 900 barrels at IS 80 to 10 90. Wheat firm
sales 30 600 bushels Chicago Spring 26S to 200 cts.
Milwaukee Club 30 cents; white Western 27O cents.
Corn TO cents better-saes of $4,000 bushels at
80 TO 90 cents Pork firm at $50 70. Lard closed
buoyant at l6 to 49, cents. Whiskey steady. Sugar
dull Coffee dull at l8l to 10 cents. Naval Stores
quiet: Spirits Turpentine 100 to 1872! cents Petro-
leum dull at "a to Dag cents. Freights are lower;
cotton 5-l6d.; corn Il to cts.
PHILADELPHIA, April l2.-FlOur quiet Supplies
come forward slowly, and holders demand an ad-
vance Red Wheat g 0Sa2 50; white wheat, % 10.
Pennsylvania Rye 90 cents; Canadian g. Corn
lower; sales of yellow at rs cents but this figure
was refused at the close. Oats higher; sales at o9a
80 cents. Whiskey scarce; Pennsylvania, y % 5
Ohio, 81 %.
CHICAGO, April l2.-FlOur active. Wheat ad,
vanced cents and firm; sales of No. l, l26tal"7i
cents and No. ? at S6aS7 cents. Corn active and
advanced lal3 cents sales at 46!a47 cents for No.
l. Oats steady at 26a26l cents for fresh No. l, and
at 23ia24 for No. 3 High Wines in bond 81 cents.
Provisions dull. Mess Pork, S25a26 20. Lard, l73
al7l cts
CINCINNATI, April l2.-Flour and Wheat better.
Whiskey nominaily unchanged. Provisions frmer
Mess Pork, S24 50a24 10 for country, and $50 for
city. Lard, III cts. Gold, l27.
WILMINGTON MARKET, APRIL 1915 P. NJ.
TURPENTINE-s3 for yellow dip, per go lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-5lc.
RosIN.-NO. l, $40 per barrel; opaque, So.
TAR.-Sl 90 per Dbl.
COrrON cants