Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-10
MARKETS ey TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


y,v yopx Anpl g.--Cotton dun; seiee I've
,alss: apianas. i5-l0c.; Orleans, NC, n.s re-
CENTS. lo.I92 bales; exports--to .ress rsess
iasf6 nsies. 10 the Continent. u. psiess
stoek, 5s3.S07 bales southern Los. ~ Al ~.
n,snd ana s,eady; common TO fair exsrs' ~ . 49,
"a Ok. GOOD 20 chotcc do. e4.35ss5.Io. wceSs
slow bat fairly active, closing weak; NO rsul
slI7ss In elevator; options opened Sicily -
unchangea. thence 60 the close thero vas W
cline, whlc,, left tho MARKET iAalssc under -
tsrtiay; the cables nom Paris we're weax S, -
ter crop prospects: No. red, NAY, ytsSyzss
June, SLIM; July. s1.0pst corr nn'', nS,
er mixed, T7a7gc. options wore cosnparets.y
neglected. and followed the weakness ~ wn"
cIoaing down Aassc. May. I.j4sc. Juuc, sAzs,r,s
July, 70lSc. Oats duh aud weaker; op,ioness a"s'.
lower and weak; Apsil. 5sASc.. MAY, oSfN'S
T,ly' 5siSc.: spot No. 2. 5ai%s6ost.. CORE
opticns opened steady. closed iltm l0s2o peseD
10 and quiet; April, sls.ooe,. ~, .;ttoo;,es3..
spo, RIO dun and steady: fair eargees, 2oc. NO
Il Isc. Sugar-Raw frTncr and fairly activcs
fair refining. 3 3-ieca3ilc.; eentrifnsais, sv
test, 3 a-i6a.s9Sc. refined continues sci.s cua
firm. Molasses-Foreign nrmer; o0-tes,, 49,
Now Orleans active and firm; common 10 fanrys
2Sa35c. Rice In good demand and firm; 70
trole0m quiet and steady; refned.New ios 20
q qoa7 sOc Baltimore ami Philadelphia, o.soS
5.I5r.: do. IN bulk. 4.6Oa4.63c Co,fon--eed
OH Quiet aud easy. Resin qtiiot and fra; efrain.
en-, common 20 good, sl.aoesl.1O. Turpentine
DAN. Pork quiet aud unchanged Beef eseady.
Reef hams IN fair demand and Arm Cut-sacafs
Quiet and arm. Middles hrm. Lard much
lower and In moderate demand; western steams
81. 30. city, $3.50; options-May. 1924 June,
a. az Juiv, s;.23; refined easier: Continent,
a.. 9oasIl5: south America, 80. Freisats
steady and quiet.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April p.-Caeh quotations: Fiour fair.
ly active firm aud unchanged. No. spring
wheat, 81 O:SsSasl 04IS; No. 2 red, sl.o34Sa
al O4sk No. g corn, I62ia61l4c. No oats,
5aLtc. Mees-pork. sl2.35lk Lard, s1Ssle.
Shors-ribs, S6asN.OS +; dry-salted shoulders, soa
$50. short-clear, s0.iOas0.f1. Whiskey'
Site.
inc foreign markets we're still frm and again
sent buyins orders 90 this country for liberal
quantities OF both wheat and four, but u needed
sensational dosags 10 sustain yesterdays pfieos
here and only a continuation OF the former con-
diticn Of thugs was advised. and holders nero
who have accepted the bids made by tho shorts
Yesterday for large lines Of their holdings were
not ayerse 10 n reaction. Wheat for May opened
NJ Al O5Ll and closed at s1.04is hid. July, from
lOil, AZ the start, sold OF 70 s1.o2si. and
closed al she bottom Of the days ranges lhs
corn market was firm at the start, influenced ~
wet weather and the strength In wheat There
was gradual decline, In sympathy with wheats
until b7isc. was reached, from which there was
n sudden upturn % 07slc. subsequent reac-
ton, attn following the lead OF wheat, LETT mo
market weak and near its lowest point. the
fluctuations In oats were numerous but not large
ana a fair amount of business was transacted
within range Of pc. Provisions we're heavy
and for the most part dun The opening was
under yesterdays closing ugures and the elosins
prices NJ the lowest point OF the day.
The leading futures ranged as follows: