The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-14
Rsy Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. April I3.-Cotton dull; uplands,
llasc: Orleans, IlHc.; sales, 2i0 bales: receipts
of'lhc weck-nct Gl2 bales, gross 81. bales; ex-
popts1tn Srca n , ra,io S 100 baes sales
3,S42 bales; stock, 26o,i ba!ca. k"our-Littlc
more doing and shade frmcr without decided
change in price, closing quiet and firm; southern
-four unchanged. Wheat 1Gal&c better, with fair
export and light milling demand; Corn lc better;
western mixed, 5shGs60c. old western mixed, In
store G0c.; closed strong. Oats 2 shade stronger
aud moderately active Cofice.Hio quiet ana oi M
&c. for fair to good refining; refined firm ut o7c:
Molasses firm and in fair demand. Rice quiet and
rslS S Tm az 1s Steady and O a
changed Pork opened 1rncr and closed quiet and
heavy new moss & aT yh s eS S sSay Cs
r'''7 mo sALTTMURn.. -
BALTIMORE, April 13..Flonr strong and buoy
an. Towards Street superlne. S6S7 extra, 81 20
snpperhnc, s6@sG.75; Rio brands, 30@$ :25; other
a aasd' Eooa 2e a
Maryland rel, prime, $1;s2@sl.95: amber, 81;
Southern corn active and arm; western active ana
strong: 3(0lc higher; southern white, 57169 &c. !;
yellow, 59.tS60c., Oats fairly active and hisher
prime southern, 44@47c. Rye firm at 9Q@lSbc.
M SFi S a amt at s
and higher ut 10Ac. T'a ! '...h ..-'
go. .CINCINNATL...
CINCINNATI, April l3.-Fiour strong and higher;
family. s7.75@S9. Wheat active and higher; ed
SI6O@$1.75. Corn quiet and firm at 45G49c.
Oats firm at 3s@42c. Rye strong and higher at
S3@s5c. Barley firm: good 70 prime spring, sOag
s5s s pern gsfs as
Duksneats higher; shoulders, 5@3Sc !; clear ribs.
7Ha clear sizes 7a@7c. Bacon Ga'sas:; t shopI
Whisky steady and In good d. mand at $1.04: But
ter quiet and unchanged. Hogs steady ana urn
mcnts, 800 head. -.
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LOUISVILLE, April 13.-Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat steady and rm red 3D., sl lv5i@
%zes Fork 4R leS DsS ana S"fbs ana
steady shoulders, 54c; clear ribs 7S93$s:; cieas
SIDES Sc B SiS IL fl sr sos sc 9
cured hams in fair demand at 10H9 l2c: Lard firm
er. but not higher. Whi,key quiet at Sl.o4. Bag
ging dull. ,r >>,,,, .'.''' '.s. $685.
ST. LOUIS. April l3.-Fiour firm and UNCHANGED:
Wheat strong; No. 2 redtall, sl.74 BID No; req
d ss SGgr c en Sp
April 42T@44c May aaIaa41Sc1 june oso Oats is
best oa qualities OF northern ant, caada the latter
sod e sT,ys WhIsafe Hy,,m sl9S;
Pork nrmsr a. clear bs
bid: s7.7O bid, April and May. Bacon qnlet and
unchanged. Hogs steady; packing, S4SO9so. To-
Cattle Grmer and In good demand 1t fnli prices.
CHlCAGO. ..f6b
CHICAGO, April 13.--Frour In good demand at full
prices. Wheat active and firm, bot unsettled; No.
2 Chicago spring, $l.37z, cash; Sl.4l4@S1.4l3n
May; $I.423@SI.424, June: No. 8 Chicago spring,
SI.2S; rejected, Sl.11@$1.13. Corn active and
higher at 42hc., cash; 464c., May; 46tse., June.
Oats in light demand; holders firm ut 34hc., cash
37bD37Hc., May or June. Rye steady and I'M
changed. Barley steady and unchanged. Pork I'M
,set.ed and generally higher: slosias d. sl4.2s,,
setye and higher cssangso f snt
meats steady and unchanged. .WhIsRey firm at
.$l.05@S1.06. lyi- q. 80. = -Hrrn 49,.
j Afternoon Board.-Wheat lower ats 1.4Oa, May
$1.4 II. June. Corn easier at 46Ac., May! Oats un-
changed. Pork higher at S14 .4oa1Sf4.42h,M May
*14.52N, June. Lard lrmer at $3.50 May $500
asked, June. - ''.i.5' "'H'' 49,
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, April 13.-Net receipts Mt all
United States ports during the week, 22.0s1
bales: net receipts At all United States ports same
week last year, 42,356 ba'es; total receipts to
3,s3G,929 bales. Exports for the week, g. ,45o
bales; same week last year, 8O,664 bales; TO-
tai exports to this date, 2,534530 bales; to same
date last year, 1858 bales. Stock at all United
States ports, 635,l59 bales: same time Last
year, 590,344 bales. Stock ut all interior town:
79,328 bales; same time last year, 1886 bales
Stock ut Liverpool ,l24 600 bales same time last
year, 1,CU5 500 hales. Stock OF American cotton
;lfoai for Great Britain. It's, 900 bales; came lime
last year, 2l5 5000 bales.