The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-18
BY Telegraph.


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NEW YORK. April 7.-Cotton steady: sales. 40 7
bales: uplands, l24c.; orleans, 12,sc.; CONSOLE
dated net receipts, 5,423 bales: eXports-to Great
Bfitaiu / 4b bales: To France. 1884 bales: %
the continent, 4,7l9 bales. Southern flour fairly
active and strong; common 70 fair extra. So "a
$3.50: good to choice extra, s6.S5Gse.00.
Wheat lM34c. higher, excited. and very uns ct
tied. closing firm and )sM4c. under the best rates
No. spring. SLAP: ungraded red, Sl.27Msl .53
No. red, April, : l4g%G May, Sl5OM
SI.5S. Corn excited and Base. higher: ungraded,
ssXc. Oats steady higher, and fairly active: Ne.
3. 90 C.; No. white. 6Oc. Hops duh, weak, un-
settled, and unchanged Coffee unchanged and
dull. Sugar quiet and held hrm; fair TO good
refining, 7kM7Nc.: refined quiet; STANDARD ~, -
Ok. Molasses held very firm; demand fair. Rice
firm and quiet. Rosn firm at s2f26G - A Z :.
TArpentine firm nj 6O@6lc. Wool dun and de-
pressed: domestic fleece, 33@4Sc.; Texas. lao
29c. Pork moderately active; old, Sl7.25@
AIiddles firmer and quiet; long clear, l0sM l lie.
Lard opened about Sc. lower; subsequently recoy-
cred advanced trihe closing very firm nj 80
for May. Freights to Liverpool dall and nomi-
w BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 17.-FlOur firm and higher
HOward-sireet and western superinc. $500
So: extra, S5.25G S6.25 family, s6.5C@ 700;
City Mils superline. %3.5OMSi.75; extra. r0ln
$3.50: Rio brands. S7.37@S7.5O. Whoat-South-
crn higher: western higher and active; southern
red. SI.456SI.52: amber. sl.556Sl.64; No. 2
western winter red, spot, Sl.47a asked. Corn
Southern yellow higher; white steady; western
III.
94c. Oats dull and easier: southern. 6l@6ic.
western white. 62064c.: mixed. 6Od6lc.; Penn
sylvanla, 6O@64c. Provisions higher. lIess-pork,
SlS.25mSIg.25. Bulk-meats- shoulders and
clear-rb sides, packed. 81 and lltc. Bacon
shoulders. 9hc.: cloar-rib sides. l2kc. Hams.
l3h@l4c Lard-Rcfned l24c. Coffee quiet ;
strong: :. ~ soft, Zoe. Whiskey higher and firm
at sl.22. Frcights dull an / lower.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, April 17.-Flour strong aud
higher; family, $50 1928 fancy. S6.75ns7.25.
Wheat excited aud higher; No. 2 red winter inter
oats strong and higher at 3 7k@js4c. Pork firm
at $40. Lard dun ut 81 l.25. Bnlk- quiet
steady at sl.15; combination sales of finished
goods, COS barrels on n basis Of SLY. Sugar
strong; lards, 1O5MlOlc.; New Orleans, ina
Sac. Hogs in good demand; prices shade higher;
butchers, s6.35@s7.7o.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. April 17.-Flour firm and about 10c:
higher. Wheat active, firm, and higher; No. red
tive, firm. and higher for May; 1850 76&c: cash,
75E@7Gc. May. Oats easier; 52kc. bid cash, 52's
Cd52Rc May. Whskey steady at sl.ls. Pork
duiet and firm at slS 40 bid cash and April Bulk
meats steady and firm; shoulders, $40; short
rib, SOLO; short clear, 5000. Lard duh and
nominal at sll.25.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, April l7.-Proyisions steady and
I'm fair demand. Mess pork. $40. Bacon generally
unchanged; some sales rather higher; shoulders,
$50: rib. slO.45; clear, $1,000 Hams-Sugar-
cured firm and unchanged Flour generally un-
changed some sales rather higher W'th b an aa o.
fancy $4,000 1928. Grain unsettled and gene
rally higher. Wheat-No. 2 red winter, ~ 500
Sl.35. Corn-No. white, S6@S7c.; No. 2 mixed,
s2@s3c.; mixed, sic.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April l7.-FlOur scarce and firm.
and higher 81 .3DkN1r l.3D cash.
si.36 April s1.3Ik May; No. 3 Chicago spring,
sl.12@Sl.l6. Corn fairly active and a shade
eassier: SIC. cash and April, 52Sc. May. Pork
unsettled and generally lower at sle.35@slS.i
cash and April, s16.37< May. Lard quiet and
easier; sl1.35 cash and April. 9ll.37h May.
Bulk-meats steady: shoulders. $3.50: short rib,
s1045: short clear slO.6O. Whisky steady and
unchanged. .,,,.v.
MILWAUKEE,, April l7.-Flour firm: Wheat
strong: No. 2 soft cash and April, sl.32: May,
siS3s. Corn stronger and higher; No. 2, 100
74e.; new, 75c. oats scarce and n n1 NO;
soc. Provisions easier. Mess pork sIS'y 4, FAX sh
NAV Hogs quiet and lower at s6.5O@s7.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. April l7.-Cotton-Net receipts,
Gal bales; gross 1869 bales; Futures c'os s1
barely ss19ayg ,alss sis2ssSSsiss6 June june
si245@sI2.46: July, $4,000 l2,6l; August,
sl2.7 5@sl2;76; September, sl2.Soess 20 80.
sii.4S; December, sil.49@sll.5o; january
The Posts cotton report says: Future deliy-
cries opened 2-100 10 400 lower; lost other
S-IOO 10 4-l00, but recovered 2-l0O 10 3-ioO.
Al the third call only 800 bale. Of May sold al
III o 90 and 100 bales OF July at sl2.6l, showing
a decline Of 5-l00 TO o-l00 from saturdays
closing quotations."
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, April 17.-Beef cattle market !
tribe more active than last week; prices about
same. quality considered; very best, 7@7'sc:; mrs
quality, 6J1G6ac.; medium, 4t@5See;; ordinary
3k@4Ac.; most sales were from os 70 90.
Emil supply and In moderately fair demand; re
eeipts, d2i3 head; quotations 59eg lOSc.; re
eIpts OF sheep and lambs were LIT heau quo'a