Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE. April Flour steady and IN.
changed. Wheat easy: No. red. spot and
April. 72sla725Sc.: Nay, 73ta731sc.; June,
74l4a7ilSc.: July, 74lSa1i}4c.; steamer. No. /"
April. and May, 479ia49ts.: July. ASIA
4s19c.; steamer mixed, 4J1tc. bid; white
corn, by sample, 4Sa4a49c.; yellow coru.
by sample, 49aJOc. oats quiet ami steady
No. white western, 41a42c.; No mixed west
ern, 37lsa;iSc. Hay frm; good 20 choice tlmo-
thy, sl6asl0.JO. Grain freignis qulet and I'M
changed. Cotton nominal Provisions fair. Mess
pork, $40. Lard. refined, l3i1c. Butter nrm
and active. Coffee steady Rio csrgoes' isir'
19Ac.; No z, l7esc sugar strong; graduated,
&c. Whisky unchanged. Peanuts uncnansei'
stock market closed.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April I.--Nheat opened active
and stronz and 4aIkc. higher, sold up, enc then
vas hammered down isalIs'. by the pears,
closing at the bottom; No. red, cash, higher AZ
sold down steadily all day; No. miIed, cash:
3j54c.; April, 35Isc. May, 5000. Oats follower
corn No. 2, cash. SOC. bid; May, 3lc beesihz
and cotton-ties unchanged. WBi-key, VII
Provisions dem oralized and lower. Pork, VI 10.
Lard, 1925. Dry-sslted mests-loose shoulders
Sl2.021s longs and ribs, se.2 shorts s,.oO'
Bacon-Packed shoulders, 81. so; iOngsand ribs,
sl0.37h; shorts, sl0G2t@. Hams, lJsiic'
THE COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK, April 1.-Total consolidated net
receipts OF cotton at all ports to-day AID. 40 iar
this week, o,60O bales exportr-tO Great BIZ
tain. 3,2f7 bales: France. none; Continents
200 bales; stock. S07, 900 bales
The following arc the total ne, receipts or cot
ton at all ports for the week ending hAren oI'
1893: Galveston, y9S. 1876 bales; New oslesns'
l,403,2Us bales: Mobile, 1925 bales; sa,an-
nah, 71l.35S bales; Charleston, ~, IL oaies
Wilmington, l53,2jO bales; Norfolk: ZtO,oi
bslss; Baltimore, AZ, 1874 bales Ne" iosk. W..
Ell bales; Boston, $500 bales; ssspor,
. . L.T. NHflaHalFanla- 4l.U
bales: West Point VA, lS2 ,474 bales; Bruins
wick so, 755 bales; Yelssco. 1890 bales; fsn-
sacola, 1910 bllcs-tO:al. 4.JJs,s2J BALES. De-
duct 1878 bales claimed aud counted Dy sa-
vannsh and Charleston ia thelr nss .7ee. ~
total since September LIST (conectedh },oio,@oi
Total visible supply Of cotton for the world.
aD75,3sl bales. OF which 3,tUc, l4i Dalcs as
American, against 4,tt+NI anu 20. 49, 80.
bales, respectively, last year heceips tnls
week 40 all interior towns. 20,soi baice fe-
ceipts at the plantations, 4s,oS- bales; crop n
sight 6,0I2, $50 bales
CINCINNATI
CIycrSsATI, o., April Corn dun; NO, =
mixed, 4ilc. Oats easier; no. mia ao 90
PORK lower az SIT. Lard nOmins!at $500. bulk'
meats weak a, s9.37i4 Bacon dun al sil.
Whiskey quiet at SLY.
NAvAI-sToRg MARKETS
CHARLESTON. $ C., April L-rurpensins
ouiet. nothing doing; quotation, Sic. hosiu
qulet at si.05 for good strained.
SAVANNAH. GA, April l.-Iurpent,ns arm 81
soc Rosin iirm at clos 20 sl.lo.
WILMINGTON. n. c., April l.hossn ouii;
strained. al O5: good strained, sLlO. Turpcn-
tine quiet az soc. Ter steady az 81. Crude
turpenuns steady; hard. 81; soft and virxin'
vs." NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
[Iseported tor the Dispatcn-l
NORFOLK, Va, April Market drra.
Prime, 4sza47kc.; extra prime, 5sSAc; fancy
6hc.