Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-10
no futures ranged as follows:
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE.
BITTlYoRE, April 0.-Cotton nominal: mid
dunp. 9iAc Flour fairly active. Wheat-South.
ern nrm Fuits, sl.10asl.l5; longberry, sl.laa
SIG; No. 2, sl.14le; steamer, M. :, rel,
sl.l2l5: western lrm No. 2, winter red. spot,
e. 3a$l i59; April; Si;l5as |. I5a may Nay
el.0JIS. Corn-Southern strong; white, Isc;
yellow, re; western quiet; mixed spot, 1ffl'.
bid April, 74llc. hid May, 73lg'. bid; July,
yOlIc bid steamer 72b4o. Oats quiet. Rye
duff: choice, OIaesc. good 90 prime. sssojc.:
common to fair, 5baSSc. Hay steady. FRO
visions strong. Butter quiet: creamery fancy,
&c. ladle. fancy, a2c. do good TO choice, iva
2lc. rolls, tine, 23c.; do. fair Co good. l9aylr.
Eggs steady at lac. Coffee quiet; Rio cafgoes,
fair, s107Jas2o; No. z, slsafls.21. Sugar
and others unchanged. Peanuts nrm and un-
changed. Receipts-Flour, T,3l3 barrels; wheat,
2JOS bushels: corn, 1913 bushels: oats,
5000 bushels. Shpmcnts-flour, 3sJ barrels;
wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 20,li3 bushels,
Sales Wheat, 23l,5O0 bushels; corn, 1855
bushels.
ST. LoCrs, April 9.-Flour firm but quiet:
Wheat lsaL4c. lower at the opening, and sold
down with a few set-backs until the close, which
was Lta1lic below yesterdays; No. 2 red, cnsh,
sLO5llaSl l. 0sl; May, closing. sl.0d, closing,
si.O53s, asked July closing, orc. Corn opened
steady az about yesterdays closing figures but
weakened on ana continued weak 20 the close,
last pr ,es being ssaasc. below yesterdays; NO.
2, cash, 0Sa70c.: May, closing, OBc, asked: July.
closing, 03c., asked. Oats quiet and nrtnsr
early but weakened of later No. ., cash, boa
55;@c.; May, closing o4]sc. July, closing,
4J3ic., asked. Whisky steady at s1.t6. Pro-
visions firm. Pork higher: standard meas,
sl2.50. Lard-Prime steam, nominal! higher at
$3.50. Dry-salt meats nrmor; boxed soulders,
So: longs, $500; sides, s0.23; short-ciear'
S6.31ll. Bacon higher; boxed shoulders,
sJ.37l4; longs, $3.50; sides ond ribs, so.d2h;
short-,lear, 1910.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April o.-Flour In fair demand.
Wheat strong No. . rod, sl.0s%l. Corn armert
No. mixed, 73lta74c. Oats Arm No. mixed,
5S5@c. Pork unchanged az s12JTle Larc In
light demand at s6.37Ie. Bulk .meats quict ~
1928. Bacon easy at s7.25. WhiskeY steady
at s1.l6. ,
WILMINGTON, N. c.. April o.-Spirtts OF turpen.
tine dun az 37ltc. hoeia urn; strained.
sl.22ts; good strained, sl.27hs Tar nrn az
s1.io. Crude turpenttpe nrm hard sLso;
yellow-dip.and virgin. 32.2o.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, April p.--Cotton--Net receiptc,
22o bales; gross rsceipta. 4,eog bales Futures
closed dull and steady sales, % 300 bales. Apris
ss.6lass.e3; May, ss.essss.e9; June, ss.das
1878; July, sS.s5aSS.s6; August, es.g1aSs-g2;
September, ss.96asS.97; October, es.gsats.g9;
Noyem Der, eSg9ase; December. eS.02atg.03:
January, s9.07as9.0s: February, 81. 15ase.i0o
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Aprii 9-yoon.- Cotton-Bnslness
moderate at easier prices; American middiing,
4 I3-l0d. sales, 5000 bales; American, $500
bales speculation and Export, 1000 beles Re-
ceipts, $4,000 bales; American 12,400 bales.
Futures steady; May and June, 5o-6sa
4 5l-04d June and July, 4 55-64d. July and
August, 4 5D-04d. August aad september.
4 61-64: November and December, 00-e4d.
TurpentiDe, 2Ds9d.
y. M--April, 4 46-64d., sellers; April ana
May, 4 46-64d-, sellers May and Jane,
4 50-64d., sellers; June and July, 54-tj4a
55-04d.; July and August, 4 6e-64d.; August
and September, 0I-64d., sellers; September
and October, 4 6O-64s4 6l-84d.; October and
November. 4 8O-64a4 61-84d.; November and
Deceubcr, A 00-64d-, sellers. Futures closed
quiet.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
reported for the Dispatch.l
APRIL o.-Market steady. Sales Of 1000 bagA
OF prime reported at quotations. Tho spanish
nuts are just now ths highest price farmers'
goods on the market. Prime, 2Ac.; extra
prime. &c.; fancy, 3ls.; spanish, 314c; fso-
tory hand-picked. 3a4Isc.
BALTIMORE PEANUT MARKET.