Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
10 futures ranged as follows:


BALTIMORE, May 2.-Flour steady; western
super. S2.JOas3lo; dc. extIa. e3.loasaso;
do. family, Sia34.5O: winter wheat, patent,
s455ss4;s5 spring wheat, patent ,'5 s4,.osso
1901 barrels; shipments, $50 barrels; sales,
400 barrels. Wheat dull; No. 2 red spot,
94lSaJ43lc; May, 923Sa92l1c.; Juno, eltec
asked: steamer, No rcd. soassi3c; receipts,
stock. 469,0S3 bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels
Southern wheat quiet; Fultz, pOaedc.: Long-
berry, 93aD1c. Corn firm; mixed spot, 4fAsa
i7tsc.; lay, 47a4714c.; June, 49a40Ac; July,
lGl6a40I5c.: steamer mixed, 4jleat5slc. (; re-
ceipts, 5J,237 bushels; shipments. 14T.5OS
bushels; stock. 447,i60 bushels; sales, 10000
bushels. southern corn steady; white, 4oa4sc. !;
yellow, f7sia4sc. oats quiet; No white
western. 3sl%a30c. No. = mixed western. saba
3Jc: receipts. 1000 bushels; stock, 05,slS
bushels. Rye nominal; No. =, s2c asked re-
ceipts, Doll bushels rtock, sl.tld bnrnels
Hay firm; good TO choice timothy, SlJatlb.
Grain freights more active; steamer 70 Liver
pool. per busncl, 3d.; cork for orders, per quar-
Ter. 2s.o1.a3s. cotton, Poe. per 100 pounds
ilonr, l2c. per 100 pounds. Cotton quiet mid
ding, 1llc Provisions steady. Butter steady,
creamery, fancy. 22a23c.; DO. fair 10 choice.
20a2lc; DO. Imitation, lSa2Oc.: ladle, fancy,
17c.; good to choice. lial0c.; rolls. dine, lie. (;
do fair 10 good, 1faldc.; store-pacted, Ia
I4c Eggs frm at lfalfIsc. Coffee dull Rio
cargoes, fair. l7c.; No. Z. i3hc Sugar
steady; granulated, 41dc. Copper nrmer and
active; refined. llIsc. Whiskey irm At si.22a
sl.23. peanu,s-ylrginie, 3b.s4jlc.; shelled,
Jlfaj; North Carolina, 3a3l4c.; shelled, 45sc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May2.-Flour dull and weak.
| Wheat closed s.aAc. below Saturday; No. red,
cash, s31Sc.; May closed at s3l.c.; July, 1879.
| Corn qulet ana nrm and closed about as satur-
| day; cash. $50. May, 375Sc. July, J69sc. oats
| firm; No. . cash, 2glsc. May, 2Vc.; July,
27ISc. Whiskey steady at sl.i4. Bagging,
| chase. Cotton-ties unchanged at s1.15asl.2O.
Pork, s10.l2I%asl0..5. Lard, 90 for butchers
lots. Dry-sslt meats poose)-Shoulders, $500.
Bac0n-shOulders, 1926.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, o., May 2.-Flour quiet: fancy
s4as4.l5. Wheat quiet; No. 2 red, 9ca9lc.
Corn lower; No. 2 mixed. 42Ifa43ltc. Oats
dun and heavy; No. mixed. 30l4s3ltc
Pork dull at slO.I2Ie. lard weak at s8
Bulk-meats steady at $50. Bacon irregular
at S6.0jas0.70. Whiszey steady at sLl3.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK. May 2.-Cotton-Net receipts,
none: gross, Alb bales. Futures closed dull
but steady; sales, $1,000 bales; May, s7.1o3s
s7.O5: June, 81. llas7. IL; July. s7.ylae122;
August, s730as731; September, s7.3SaSI39;
October s747as74S: November. e7.57as7.5S +;
December. s7.67as7.0s: January, e7.77ae7.7S;
February, s7.S7as7.ss.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. c., May 2.-Turpentins--
nothing doing. kosin tlrm: strained, Sl.OJ I;
good strained, sI.IO. Tar steady at sl.35.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, sl.10; yellow
dip and virgin, s2.2o.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
(Reportsi tor the Dispatcb.l
MAY market quiet. Prime, 2IEc.; extra
primo. 25sc.; fancy, &c.; factory hand-picked,
3ailbc