Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
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BALrIaoss. April 10 Cotton irm: middiine,
fiAc. Flour Aull and uncbanged: Howard
s!s ss sna d Jester; a sSRsr ss t s m:
Rio brands, extra, fi.3isit6s: winter wheat,
patsnt N75athg1; spring do do. sa.iossAto;
do do. straight. tLeoasS; do. do. extra.
Fultz, ssscc. lonsberry, ssa9Dc.: No. 2 sska
W.; steamer. No. red, SIC. western
strong No winter red. spot ssh Asske:
April , sssawAc. May, s& july, Skc.
yellow, sssi,c.: seetern strong; mixed spot,
%aafOc: April. 39.a{lc. Nay, pef0Ac.
June, OAa4oAG: July, f0hso'lc. August ale
shtaS t teamsr, nc nsls very nrln sna a.. rn.
western white, 3saaic; DO. mixed. Sanc;
graded No. 2white, 3ic. hye fifm and Unchanged;
| PR p0 70 choice. i7aisc. Hay arm; primo W
unchanged. Mess-pork-old, sis73; now. siaoo
Bulk-meats Qoosei-Shoulders, So c. long-clsaf
aud elear-rio sido.,5kc sugsr-plcklei shoulders,
Hams, large. i)aiIAc. small iiSssgkc. Lard,
| refined. NC; crude 9ha6sc. Butter urn anu
unchanged; western iadle, issiSc. creamery,
isaisc. Eggs steady; western. is4c. Petroleum
unchanged refined, G,c C01es dun sni un-
changed; Rio cargoss, fair, oc. Sugar steady;
soft 6i.c Copper un hanged renned, i2sa
BE. Whiskey unchanged a. ti.0aasLl0. freishts
| 10 Liverpool per steamer unchanged: cotton.
] fpN.. nouf per hOt VI '-hA@rst tNah Wv
bushel, 3Hd. Cork, for orders, Is. o. Re-
cetpts-Flour, 10, ii5 barrels; whesf 1900 bush.
| els corn. iHOoO bushels oats, 400 bushels.
rye. 1900 bushels. shipments Flour. t,eSo bar.
! rels; corn. $4,000 bnshes shlss--Wheak Ii,oo5
bushels; corn, 10000 bushels.
81 louis.
sr. Louw. April i9.-Floar cute, and I'M
changed. Wheat a. The close was weak and
about AaIc. above yesterday: No 2 red. cash.
| Sc: MAY, Sc asked: June, @hc. asked; July,
| tS,asskc. asked: August sgA.c. asked. Corn
better; No. mixed. cash, @s5pic. May. s9'ls
90. bid: July, 21Jsc; August. 3gtsc. Oats quiet;
No. casn, s64c. bid. May. si,c bid July.
silc. whssey siooa Provisions frm ba'
| quiet Pork, fla7a Lsrt--rrim- steam nomi-
| mai. GOES Dry-ssited mcais-Shouiiers 81 ooa
taelS; LONGS aud rios, 5000 ~ short-cle.r,
sdigh af6s5. Bacon 0oxsd-shoulieEs, i,';
| f5Eb lOl 70 aud ribs. 1857 ,ai030. shortclear,
sGSOsfG52h hams. t3'3afis.eA
CINCINNATI.
CMuSsiTf. April is.-Flour IN fair demand.
| Wheat nrm; No. 2 rod Nss,c. Corn Ia fair de-
mand; No. 2. mixed, SIC. Oats nrm No :,
mixed CSC. Pora qaist ~ slA5e Lard duii and
! weaker az $3.50. buix-meats nrin. short.Ile.
1891 Bacon -tesiy; shor,-clsac, tdo2x. Whis-
Roy steady at si.o1
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON, Ap,ti H. Turpent,ns nrm
At Sc Rosln irm strained, ti.lo: z ca strain
hrin; hard, sieS. yellow dip, t1S; virgin
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HRW YORK COTTON FUrURg<
NEW Yosx, April 9-cotton-Sst receipts
none; gross receipts. l,iSc bales. Futures
sn.17: May, fli.eostiiSi; June, slL Syatil.si
July. siisistlLts; August, siLs9asiLO; Sep
tember il.liatil.i5: Ocioter, fl06oaii1s0. No
VENDOR. and December ti1f.ssia.f9; January,
giO.4ssslGt0: February, sI0.5,stio.5L
| NEW ioRE, Apfl IA 0ttoa futures opsned
easier, the Liverpool report noi being quite sat-
lsfsctory 10 tho bnls-thati-, tho market opened
| l..s IN 81.
But Our lower opening was followed bT m al
vance, which carried pricss up 2s3 poinls, Tbs
upwsrl turn being aitfiDu cd 10 purchases by
tho eleyenth-hour bulls, who arc now sure ihls
cron viii 20 up 20 ,i0.5a Tne severe weather ia
the trsuf- mississippi region threatens disaster
% the young plan la ioxas, bat tho ns1t crop
improved very little.
THE WORLDS COTTON.
Sgw YorE, April lg.--Ths total visible supply
Of cotton for tho world Ia 2, J4, bales, ~ WHICH
l.sl93iS bsos are American, against 81. 1884 and
lbs "a bales respectively last year. hecslpu
at all interor towns l0,95i bales; receipts AT thu
plantations, i22zS osles. crop IN sight, o,956.sol
LIVERPOOL. coIsfos aAgKgr
LIVERPOOL, Aprl ta--Soo1. Cotton rrm ana
in FAIR demand; American middling, o 5-iod.
sslss, 1000 bales; Speculation and export, lg8l
bslss; receipts, 500 bales; Amertcas. 400
baIes Futures firm since become DAN April
ana May, 8 t96id.. also 1914. May and june
2i-s4j also y0-5id.: June and July, g zbott.
als,8 Pied. July and August, st6ii., also
G % 3d.; August and septsmber. 2i-cat
september, 8 g36Id.. also 22-eid.; septen Dol
aud october, 5 5ossd.; October and November
S5-eis.
i r. M-AmerIcsn misdIisg. 9 SOD; sale,
Of the day included 400 bales American APnl
9 Mad, sellers; April and May, o ls-eSd-
ssllsrs; Nay and June. 1i-sid., sellers; Jgns
and Juiy. q 2i-G4d., buyers; July and August;
q glead., ssiIsrs; August SOD. sellers An
gust ald September q ed, buyers; eopteni-
Der aud October, b6y6ia., buyers: October,
yE4Cld.. ssler@ Futures closed steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lRsportsi Tor tbs Dispstchl
Apsn 10 -Msrsh quiet. Prices continue nrm,