Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-12
MARKETS BY TsLeonAPn.
NEW YORK.

NEW York. April i1.-Cotton dun: fniddnnf
rpandS &c; mlddiing Orleans. nc. salee, lSx
bales; sales last 6eok not before reported. 1,30O
bales ior consumption; total net rcceipis a Ell
ports, 10,452 bales; exports--to Great britAins
1901 bales; TO France. 40 bales; 70 Tho Cont
nsnt. 15,5e2 bales stock. 9ss. 99l bales scuth-
etn fiour dgii; common 70 fair extra, ey.7oae3s
good to choice extra, s3.501s475. Wheat dnlL
unsettled, heavy. and lower; No. red. 9st4a
gs1fc. IN store and elevator; 99s<c snoet. OPP
tons went WHO. chiefly through manipni.s,on,
closing unsettled at 3a4c. under Saturday; No.
red, April, 9tlsc; May, ettsc.; July, so,*s
Corn unsettled and weaker; No. 2. 54ao5c. In
elevator ;.55a5ec. anoat: options moderately sH>
tive ana weak, cissing 1fs1} down N sympa-
thv with wneat; April, 30c.. May, AVG. Suiy'
45tsc. Oats active. higher. and unsettled op-
tiois fairly active and easier; April, 351c. Nay
3o}sc.; spot. No. 2, 367ls3s1xc mixed western,
35a3sc. Coffes-0ptions closed steadyi ioaov
spot Rio quiet; NO. z, lSSsats,&c. sugar.,ke.
fined steady and quiet; standard A. &etn4tfs.i
cut-ioaf and crashed, 3a5lsc.; powdered, 4ssa
NO: graDulsted, 43sa45tc. Aoiaseos- New VI
Rice steady aud quiet; domestic, fair 20 extra.
4ssa6lc.; japan, 5tss514c. Petroleum quiet
and easy; refined, New YORK, 0.l0c.; Phiiadei,
pnIa and baltimore, 6.05c. Co;ton-seed OIL
quiet and steady.at 36IS s36s4c. Pork quiet and
steady; ne~ mes, sllasll.50; extra prime,
s11.50. Peanuts steady; fancy hand-picked,
4lfc.; farmers, 2s4a3tsc. Beef dull; family
rsoVHtlu.oO. extra mess, tfsoo1ocsOo. 49,
hams quiet at si4asI45o. Tserced beef dull I;
city extra India mess, e14as1l. Cut.meats
quiet and steady: picked bellies, osSa0c. |;
shoulders, 5ssa5}{c. hams, 9sa9txc. hiudies
inactive; short clear, se.4o. .ard weak and
1880; July, 1901. Freights weak and quiet;
cotton, 7-64c. grain, lac. asked
BALTIMORE.
BALrryoay, April 1I.--Flour dull; western
super. S2.S5aS3. 10: do. extra. t3.2oas4; do.
family, $415ae455; winter wheat, patent,
s4.05ae4.s5; spring wheat. patent, tAfVa
s495 do. do straight, s4.iossa oo re Sshss,
unsettled and essy; No 2 red, spot. e.1fc.
asked; April, e7Isc. asked; May, s31se4s,c.
June, 933lc. ASKED; steamer, No. = red. ooa
10, 600 bushels: stock. $4,000 bushels: sales
81 900 bushels. Southern wheat Urn: futts,
p3a99c.; Longberry, 9jae1. Corn easy; mixed
spot. 46Na47c.; April. 46s4a4lc.; May, 4ossa
465zc; June, 45s4a46c. July, 45>4a4oc- steam
OF, mixed, 42ISa42s4c.; receipts, lo,44o BUSH
els: shipments, l30.67S bushels sto,k, .o3,-
OH bushels; saios, $4,000 bushels. southern
corn--Whlte, easy at 45a4134c.; yellow, e,eaoy
47a4Sc Oats steady: No. white, western,
3sa3Sl6c; No. mixed western, 34lsa'toc.
receipts, 900 bushels: stock. 137,53l bushels,
RIVE steady; No. 9, S-l$nSsc.; receipts, Sfa
bushels; stock, 140.45O bushels Hay nrin
good 70 choice timothy, sl4.5caelo.5O Grain
freghts dull; steamer 70 Liverpool per oushei'
Al. Cork for orders, per quarter, 3s.a3s. lxd
cotton 2dc per 100 pounde: -four, loo. per loo
pounds Cotton nrm; middling, d.sc. PROVISIONS
steady ana quiet and unchanged. butter ae-
moraized and weak creamery, fancy, 2t. do.
fair TO choice. 2la22c.; do. imitation, l9a22c.
,adle. fancy, lSc.; do. good 10 choice, loalfc.
rolls fine, 1Sc: do. fair to good, loai7c. store
packed. l4a16c. Eggs steady at 49, sonee
sugar sugar frm srasuisted. s-isc. Copper arm;
refined, 1lIsc. whiskey steady and unchanged.
Peanuts--yirginia, 3iaa42c.; shelled, SSa4c.'
North Carolina, 3l4a3lSc. sheled, 4c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. NO., April 11.-Flour weak; moi
quotably lower. Wheat opened lie. higher and
closed weak at iAais6c. below Saturday; cast
declined 4c at s5c.; May closed at S4lsc July
1870. asked. Corn-Cash higher Of 3t1fc.; op
| lions closed &c. below Saturday; hay closed al
| 35s4c.; July, 80. Oats closed Isc. under satur
| day; cash maintained its advance a. o0"sc.
| May closed at SOC. Whiskey steady eid quiet a
sl.13. Bagging. 61aSc Iron cotton-ties, sl.@Os
s1.25. Provisions very quiet and unchanged
| with only Job trade at previous quotations.
CINCINNATI
| CINCINNATI, o., April 1l.-Flour easier; fancy
| e4as4.I5; family, s340as3.00. Wheat opened
| strong and closed weak; No. red, gie93c
| regular; No. 2 mixed, 3iI3a33c Pork quie
| at sl0.37ts Lard quiet s0a6.5O. Bnlk-meat'
| easier nj $500. Bacon steady et 1919. Wits
key active and firm at 31.l3.
| WILMINGTON.
| WILMINGTON. N. c., April i1.--rurpentine-
| nothing doing. Rosin quiet. strained. &l.lo
| good strained, sl.20. Tar steady at sl.25. Crude
| tarpentine steady; hard, sl.l0; yellow dip ant
| virgin, s2.2o.
| NEW YORK COTTON FUTuRES
NEW YORK, April 1l.-Cotton-Net receipts
| 5l3 bales: gross 1910 bales. Futures CLOSED
steady sales, 1874, 500 bales; April, 80. 79as8Sl
Nav, S0S7S6.SS; June, s697aS09S; July
! s7.06as7 .07; August, S7.15as7l0; September
s7.24as7.25: October, s7.34as7. 80; November
| s7.44as7.45; December, s7.54as1.bo; January
| s7.64aS765.
LIVERPOOL MARKRTa
LIVERPOOL, April 1l-NoOn.-Cotton firm wit
sellers asking an advance; American middlinl
3lI-lGd.: sales. 5000 bales; American, $40
bales; speculation and export, 1000 bales; re
ceipts, 1000 BALES; American. 5000 bales. Fu
lures steady: April and May, 3 4e-64d-, ais
45-64d.; May and June, 8 47-6+d. June an
July, 3 50-6id.; July and August, 3 53-G4d.
August and September, 3 56-64d.; septembe
| and October, 3 5O-04d., also 5S-64d. Octobe
and November, 3 01-64d. Tenders, 500 bale
on new docket and 400 on old docket
r. h-American middling, fair, 4 3-16 ].
good miidling. 3 l5-16d.; mlddlins, 33td.; lo'
nary, 3-lGd.; April, 3 4s-04d., value; Apr
and May, 43-64d., value; Nay and Jun'
| 3 49-64a3 50-64d.; June and July, 52-64d
buyers: July and August 3 t5-o4d.. buyers
August and September. 3 JS-O4d., buyers; seI
tember, 3 6I-64d.. sellers: September and Oct
Der. 3 6l-04d., sellers: October and Novembe
8 63-64a4d. Futures closed Arm at the advance
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lReDorted tor tho Dispatco.l
APRIL 1l.-Market dull; few sales reporte
at Sc. Prime. 2l4c.; extre prime, 1885,; fanc