The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-29
ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April 2S.--COttOn quiet and steady
sales. l.O5S bales; upands, l2ac.; orleans. l24c.
weekly net receipts, 1,l46 bales; gross, l4,635
bales exports-to Great Britain, 1888 bales; %
France. 04l bales: To the channel, 2,4S2 bales;
sales, 5000 bales: stock, 3,l62 bales. southern
flour dull and weak common to fair extra, 1913
q $500: good 10 choice extra. $1,000 $3.50.
Wheat opened k6e'ac. lower and heavy. subsequent
ly recovered from the decline and advanced va
Ic., closing strong at the highest point Of the day
ungraded red, sl.l9@ 81 40; No. 2 rcd, April.
| fl.46kms1.474; May, s1.f6hm$ 1.464. Corn
opened &c. lower, subsequently recovered and adj
vanced "a lc.; ungraded, 7sc.: No. 2, April, 500
aisle, in store. Oats lower: No. 3, 6Osc. Hops
quiet and firm. Coffee unchanged In price and
moderate. Sugar unchanged and dun fair 10 good
refining, 7hm7$c.; refined stronger. Molasses I'M
changed and dun. Rice fairly active. Turpentine
higher and firm at 609c Wool dull; domestic
Geece, 33@lsc.; Texas. IA zoe. Pork less active
aud held very strong at $40; new. s1S.25.
Middles quiet and very strongly neld at lc for an
cuts. Lard opened rather weak. closing strong at
Sll.37a. Frcights 10 Liverpool stronger.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 2e.-Flour steady; Howard
street and western supcriiuc S376Mx5. extra,
s5.25mT6.25 family, S6.50@$7.5O; City Miils
superflne, s3.50mSi.75; extra, S6mS7.S0; Rio
brands, S7.37Ms7.50. Whcat-Southern quiet and
steady; western lower and dull; southern red.
sl.35GSI.4O; amber. ~ .45mSl.50; No. 2 west
crn winter red, spot. STA li9G,Sl.42. Corn
southern steady: western lower: southern white,
glM92c.; yellow. SIC. Oats n shade better:
southern, 55M5sc.; western white, 57@5Sc.
mixed, 56@57c. Provisions steady. Mess pork,
rlH.Dif1f II stD. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sitflhN .
sides, packed, s&mll4c. Bacon-ShOuders. 9kc.;
clear rlb-sles, l2-c.; hams, l4Gli4. Lard
Refined, l29c. Cofiee-Rlo eargoes;. ordinary to
fair sHM9kc. Sugar firm "A" soft, 9'sc.
WhskeY sleldy at sl.23 Freights higher
CINCINNATI.
CINCrNSArI, April 2s-Flour-Family, s6@
:6.25; fancy, s6.50@$7.25. Wheat In fair de-
mand: No. red winter sl40mf1.4l. Corn
53Ic. Pork hrner 1t $40. Lard In good demand
nj lSc; B1lk-mcats stronger shoulders, 1928
mand; shoulders, &c.; rib, He; clear, 1lAc.
Whiskey. SLY: combination sales Of finished
goods, $50 barrels, on basis Of s1.l7. sugar
hrmcr but not quotaby higher Hogs frm; COM
ers', t6.9OMT7.S5.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. April 2s.-Provisions quiet. Pork,
$40. Observation-Disclosures, $3.50; rib. $1,000;
clear. $1,000. Bacon steady and unchanged.
Flour-Demand fair; market lrm. Grain quiet.
Wheat unchanged. Corn I'm fair demand and
lower AT sic. Oats steady and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. April 2a.-FlOur unchanged. Wheat
higher but slow: No. red fan =i.3I4: cash.
higher: 5iisc. cash, Ole. May Whiskcy firm at
sl.Is. PORK, sl-.25. Buik-meats quiet and I'M
changed. Bacon scarce and firm shoulders,
$3.50; rib, S11.l2's; clear, sll.40 Lard dull at
All. .
CHICAGO. April 2s.-FlOur firm and un-
changed. Wheat easier and unsettled; 1880
Sl40 cash. sliO April. Corn irregular: 7 ga
7l1,c. cash, sd7l Sc. May. Oats fair aud prices
higher at 5lbH52c. pOrk-Demand fair and
prices higher NJ Sls.1O. Iard-Demand fair and
prices higher al Tll.lo. Bulk-meats unchanged
shoulders. $3.50; rib. 5000; clear, $1,000.
Nhiskey steady At Sl.l9.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, April 2S.-Flour quiet and steady,
with fair demand. Wheat stronger aud fairly
active; No. 2 Milwaukee hard, Sl.50; No. Mil
waukce soft. sl.32s cash and April; May. Sl304
June, Sl.3lk. Corn weaker. oats higher and
scarce; No. 2, 4sc.; choice white 53@54c. Rye
lower; No. /, S50IS5tc. Barley quiet; No.
spring. 90Lc. cash; May, ~; No. spring, extra,
g4c. Provisions easier. Mess pork, sI7.97la cash
and May, 4iS.l2. June. Lard-Prime steam,
&11.l24 cash and May, LIZ June. Hogs quiet
but steady at f6.SU@S7.2J.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. April 2S.-COtton-Net receipts,
l4S bales; gross. 965 bales. Futures closed very
dull sales, $4,000 bales April, fl2.254s12.27
May, tl2.26Mfl2.27; June, fl2.3sHFl2.30
July. fl2.529k12.53; August, al 2.67 september,
1897; October, flI.G6@ u 1863; November,
sll.46MTll.4s: December, xll.A6@xll.4s
The Post saws: Future deliveries opened with