Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-12
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, March 11.-Cotton quleti mid
ding. DC Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
Southern firm and steady; Fultz, Sl.O3aSl.0S;
longberry, s1.o5asL09; western unsettled set NO.
May, Sl.O7A; July, S1.02, sellers; August,
sl.OOIb. Corn-Southern active and firm;
white, 72c.; yellow, 70c. western strong ana
0SEc.: April, 671ka0Sc. May, 6614a61c.;
steamer, &c. Oats active and strong; I'M
graded southern aud Pennsylvania, oBa5Sc. DO.
western white 5sa59c , do 90; @ltcd 40 e0s aS
mixed, 57a57lkc. Rye firm. Hay duh. Pro
visions firm. Mess-pork, old, s1O.25 new, Sll'
Bulk-meats, loose shoulders, $500; long clear,
$3.50: clear-rib sides, S5.6O; sugar-plckled
shoulders, 1925; sugar-cured smoked shoulders,
$685. Hams, S0.50a$I0. Lard-Reflned, 81
crude, 1925. Butter active and scarce. Eggs
steady at l6c. Coffee dull. Sugar quiet; grant,
Freights to Liverpool per steamer duh and I'M
changed. Receipts-Flour, b,294 barrels;
wheat, 1854 bushels; corn, 2e,94o bushels;
oats, 1900 bushels; rye, $40 bushels. Snip,
bushels; corn, 17,143 bushels. Sales-wheat,
S0,S70 bushels; corn, 1919 bushels.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis NO., March I1.-Flour nrmer and
unchanged. Wheat opened 3Sc lower than yes
terdaYs close, eaeed OF fraction further but re-
acted and advanced with violent fluctuations ana
active trading 20 the close, the last sales being
Si.OlhaS1.02; May, closing, sl02A; July,
closing, 93lIc. bid. Corn opened esc. up and
closed strong at lzc. above yesterdays last
prices No p cash, ozsaaS; nay nay c, SsynSs
aud higher; No. ., cash, soc. bid May, closing,
53lzc. bid. Whiskey higher al S1.15. Provisions
strong and higher for all hog products pork,
$40. 3fl6aS1O.50. Lard-Prime steady at s5.75.
Dry-ssit meats higher; boxed shoulders, "a;
longs and ribs, S5a55.15; short-clear, e6.l1a
s5. 80. Bacon (boxed)- Shoulders, s4.62l5 longs
and ribs, $3.50; short-clear, S5.oOaS3.oo.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, March 11.-Flour hrIner. Wheat
firm: No. red, S1.02. Corn strong and higher
No. mixed, 61a62c. Oats In good demand ana
at s10.37Ib. Lard strong at s5.70as5.75. Bulk.
meats strong at $5.12l&. Bacon strong ana
higher at SO. whiskey firm and 1c. higher OF
S1.15.~ -
WILMINGTON, n. c.. March 11.-Spirits Of tur-
pentlne nominal at 37l1c. Resin irm strained,
sl.2O; good strained, S1.25. Tar firm at Sl.3o.
Crude turpentine firm; hard, sl.20; yeliow-dip
and virgin, $40.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, March 11.-Cotton-Net receipts,
S3l bales; gross receipts, $500 balee. Futures
closed firm sales, 102, 100 bales; March, ss. 73a
june. ss. soass.97; July, s9.05; August, s9.0sa
5000; September, s9.11as9.l2; October,
40. l3as9.l4; November, S9. 12as9.i 10; Deem
Der, s9.13as0.14; January, s9.1sas0.19.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 1l--Noon.-Cotton: Busi-
meas moderate at unchanged prices; American
mlddllng, 1864. Sales, 10000 bales; ;
American, 10000 bales speculation ana ex-
port, 1000 bales; receipts, 20,l0O bales, all
American. Futures steady; March snd April,
4 5O-64d.; April and May, 53-e4a4 54-94d. I;
May and June, 4 5s-64s4 67-04a4 5s-o4d. June
and July. 4 01-64d.; July and August, ga
5 1-64a6d. August and September, 52-04d. I;
September and october, 3 1-o4d. Tenders,
$500 bales new docket and 500 Old. Common
p. M-Msrch, A 6O-e4a4 51-46d.; March
and April, A b0-64a4 51-64d. April and May,
53-84a4 54-64d. May and June, 5s-6sd.
value; June and July, 4 61-64sA d2-04d.; July
and August, 5a5 1-64G. August and Septem-
Der, I-64a5 2-84d. September and october,
5 Load. sellers October and November, I'd.
buyers. Futures closed quiet.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch-l
MARCH I1.-Market weak. Sales reported on
private terms: Prime, 2s3c; extra prime, &c. I;
fancy, 31se.; Spanish, 214a3c.; factory hand
picked, 3a4Ac.