Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-24
BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE. March 23-Flour dull and un-
changed; receipts, 5,40l barrels; shipmlents,
73,462 bushels sales, 1,4o0 barreis wheat
flriner: No. . red, spot, 9Ihaosc. Maich,
June, Q4Ilc. bid: steamer No. 9. red. 92l9a93c.
receipts 26,04O bushels; shipments. ll2,O22
bushels: stock. 799,2oS bushels; sales. 10000
bushels. Southern wheat dull Fuitz, s3sesc
spot, 46a96l4c.; March, 46a46I1c-; April, 45c.
bid May, 46af6Ic.; steamer, mixed, 43Ha
44lsc: receipts, $3.50 bushels; shipments
1ls,934 bushels; stock, 1,5o2,037 bushels !;
white. 45s46c yellow, 4oa47c. Oats quiet
but steady; No. white western, 3oa3olec.; ;
No = mixed western. 34t@c. asked; receipts
5000 bushels: stock, 1887 bushels. Rye
quiet and steady: No. ., g0a9lc.; receipts,
1876 bushels stock, 1oj,377 bushels. Hay
easier: good 10 choice timothy, slfas lou
Grain freights dull and unchanged, Cotton
nominal: mddling, g 3-l6c. Provisions steady
Butter firm. Eggs unsettled at lac. duck eggs,
25a26c.: goose eggs, 45a5Oc. Coffee quiet; Rio
carsoes, fair, 171sc.; No. Z, 141sal43gc sugar
steady. Copper nrm; refined, llhai lac'
Whisky sl.19asl25. Peanuts steady.
ST LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, NO.. March 23.-F1our in good de-
msnd Wheat lower, and 1t continued 10 tall
with bat very little reaction until the close when
| Nay showed 80 and July 144c. under yester-
| day; No. 2 cash S0I1c. May ranged at S4aS'c.'
and closed at s4c.: July closed at sOs4c' Torn
April and May closed at 3Jc. Oats lower; No.
| 2 cash. 2s14c. bid May closed at 2Sc. Whisky
quietat sI.13. Bagging and iron cotton Iie !,
unchanged. Provisions very dull only small
trade done at previous prices.
CINCINNATI
! CINCINNATI, o., March 23-Flour weak. 'eat
quiet; No. , red, 02a92i6c. Corn iu de-
mand: No. . mixed, 4OlSc. Oats !; No.
., mixed, 30a3lc. Pork duh at slO.-J. Lard
aniet AZ 50. Bulk-mssts dun at $3.50. Bacon
| steady at s6.623. Whiskey quiet at sLl3.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON, ~ c., March 23.-Turpentine
firm at Sac. bid. Ros,n firm; strained, SID 10
Crude turpentine steady; hard, ell; yellow
| dip and virgin. sl.9O.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. March 23.-Cotton-Net receipts
| So bales: gross, 4,lS5 bales Futures closed
auiet and steady; March. s0.55as6.67: April
| s6.5Sas6.59: May, s6.67as6.6S; June, sG.S6a
| s6.s7; July. s0.8jssg SO; August so93s
| 1894 September, s7.o3as7.O4; October
| s7.l3as7.14: November, s7.23as7.24; Deem
| Der, S7.33a57.34.
| LIVERPOOL MARKETS
| LIVERPOOL March 23-NonL-Cotton steady
| and in fairdemand; American middhng, $3.50.
sales. $4,000 bales; American, ll,lOO bales;
| speculatiOn and export, 1900 bales; receipts
| ~. 900 bales; American, 10000 bales FutIre.
| steady: March and Aprll, 3 4l-04d. April and
Nav. 3 42-8id., also 3 4l-e4d. May and June
| 3 44-84d., also 3 45-64d., also 3 44-6id., june
ana July, 3 47-e4d.; July and August
| 3 5O-04d., also 3 5l-6id.; August and septem,
| her. 3 J4-84d., also 3 53-0fd-: September and
| October, 56-54d. Tenders, 1880 bales, new
| dOckets.
| NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
| Reported tor the Dispatch.l
| MARCH 23.-Msrket quiet. Demand light al
| the commission houses. Prime, 2ssc; extra
| prime. 23kc.: fancy, 3a3lsc.; factory hand
| picked 3n4lsc.