Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-11
THE COTTON MARK ETs.


LIVERPOOL April 10. -Soon-Cotton; April
ana May, 30-Bid.; May and June, 1854,
| also 3s-o4d, also 39c6dd.; June and
July. 4 49-04d.. also 4 4o-e4d; July and
4 42-64d. August and September. 4 41-o4d.,
also 4 42-64d.; September and October,
Al -64d., also 4 42-64d.; October and Novem.
| Der, A 4I-64d., also 43-64d. Tenders 700 old
docket.
LP M-April, 4 30-64a4 3l-64d.; April and
May. 30-B4a4 31-64d.; May and June,
4 32-64d., sellers; June and July, $500,
sellers; July and August. 4 34-64a4 35-64d.
August and September, 35-64d.; September
and october, 35-64a4 80 sd OCTOBER ana
November. 4 35-64a4 36-64d. November and
December, 35-64a4 1854. Futures closed
steady.
NEW YORK, April 1O.-Cotton dull; uplands,
Sl6c. Orleans, $3.50. sales, 625 bales. Futures
closed weak sales. 233, 800 bales; April eI.yoa
s7;99; Nay, ss.O4ass;0Si June, rs adasS;as;
| sS.24ssS.25; October. eS.25asS.20; November
sS.2sasS.30: December. sS.33asS.34 Janua-
ry, ss.37ass.3s.
day, 1s,472 bales; exports to-Great Britain
5000 bales; France, 5O4 bales Continent, 90
9Ss bales; stock, 741,003 bales. Totals so far
this week: Net receipts, 27,!4j bales: exports
Great Britain, 22,Sl1 bales; France, 9,o33
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La, April IO.-Futures arm;
sales, gro bales; April $3.50; May, S';st
June, 1892: July, s7.9s; August, Ss.0l; Sep
tember, $500; october, ss.03; November,
sS.04; December. sS.07.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 10.-Flour dull; western
nne, sl.25aS2.25: do. extra, s2.25as3 do.
family, s3.25ss4: winter wheat patents, 90. I5a
81. 10 spring do, e. l5as4.30: do. do straight,
| s3.70as4.10. Wheat strong No. 2 d,,spot, ana
77,aa77Isc.; July. 7sa7sAc I; steamer No. 2,
red, 71a7211c. Corn strong; mixed, spot, and
April, 4sIla4S34c.; May, 4s14a4slac.; July, 4Ss.a
ACC; steamer mixed, 4Gl3c white corn by sam
pie, 50c. Oats quiet; No. white, western, Ala
| acc; No. 2 mixed. western, 371xa3Sc: LAY IN
good demand: good to choice timothy, Sloa
1880. Grain freghts quiet; steam 10 LIVER
| quarter 2s.3d.; cotton, per 100 pounds, l6c,
| -four, per 100 pounds, sc. Cotton nominal;
| middline. $3.50. Provisions fair; mess.pork,
| els. Bulk-meats Qoose)-Shoulders, $1,000 !;
| long clear, Sll; clear-rib sides ana sugar
picked shoulders. s1L25. sugar.cured smoked
! shoulders, 12c.; hams, 15c. Lard--Renned,
Ike. Butter firm. Coffee dull; kio cargoes'
fair 1St6c.; No. 2. 1910 sugar active grah ~.
| Peanuts higher; band-picked, 7Ac.; extra
prime, 6lsc.; No. l, &c. (; NO. y &c
ST. LOUIS.
| ST. LOUIS, April 10.-Flour very quiet and un-
| changed. Wheat opened weak. sold on rapidly,
/ rallied slightly and dropped again, closing lhsc
| lower than on saturday; No. red, casn, ooSsc. ;
May 6Slte Corn extremely dI s sssin se Yea.
May, 571lc. Oats declined with the other CO.
reals, closing &c. lower; No. 2, cash, 3lAa32c !;
| May 3lzlc. Whiskey. s1.l5. Provisions IN
| settled and lower. Pork unchanged. Lard.
| s9.75as9.S7i< Dry-salted meats Qoose)-
| Shoulders, SS.62l6; longs and ribs. sS.4O /;
| shorts, s9.621a; boxed. 15c. more. Bacon (pack-
| ed)-Shoulders, e10.25; longs, 91O.37Is; ribs
| $1,000. Hams UNCHANGED.
| CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., April 10.-Flour quiet; fancy,
| s3as32 o; family, S2.25as2.50. Wheat quiet (;
| No. 2 red, 09c. Corn n-m; No. 2, mixed, Ala
| 431xc. Oats easy; No. 2. mixed, 33ka34c-
| Pork firm at s12.2o. Lard hrm at 1910. Bulk
| meats steady at $3.50. Bacon hrmor as sll.
| Whiskey steady at Sl.l5.
| NAvAL~sToRE MARKETS.
| WILMINGTON, n. c., April l0.-Rosin quiet
strained, 81; good strained, 81. Turpentine
steady at 2siSc. Tar steady at 81. Crude tur-
| pontine steady; hard 81 soft and virgin, Sl.1O.
| SAVANNAH. GA, April 10.-Turpentine nrm
| at 2sI6c., paid and bid Resin firm at s1.oo.
| CHARLESTON, s. o., April 10.-Turpeutine quiet
at Zoe. Resin firm: good strained, sl.Oo.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
| Reported tor the Dispatch.l
| NORFOLK. VA, April l0.-Aarkct dull Sales
reported at sc. Prime, 4,sa4y4c.; extra prime,
| 45sa5c; fancy, 54c
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