Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-08
fi.M lard, Uf7h. Ribs. N1as.Nh.
Shoulders. &.Stsfi6f2ik Short clear stdess

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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS, II.L, April
7.--Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head; market
weaker; common 70 extra steers, D.l0Y
and bulls, N.5oa3 Is: calves, s22xl5.0o.
nrm: heavy XSesIs Som nssn to CHOICE
mixed, s.7caS;io; choice assorted; 600
SO si. lishi $780, gs' hsa s't @arke.
quiet; and steady; inferior TO choice,
s50Q5.0o: lambs. S75u5.75.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o., April Flour
Spring patent. p.Naas5; family. 1900
~ WS;h.at-No. 2 red. choice, SOC.
Corn-No. white, &C.; No. yellow.
70 oa,s-No. mixed. Sc; No. white.
'' Ppecirk-Mess. $3.50; clear mess. $500;
ia Larad- lie for kettie-dried; 7Sc. for
VA Racon- Steady: shoulders, Sizc.: short
rib sides. 7c.: short clear sides. TIC.
Whiskey-Steady at S.b.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, April 1.-Fiour dull;
Wheat-Weak and lower; May, Sc,
asked: July. so7sc., asked u,,,.uv.
Ms9 &c bid: June, s5Iac.. bid.
Oats~Weak and lower; May. &c. asked;
'I PSsirk@standard mess, $3.50; on orders,
Tar i.aTnd-prime steam. 500; choice, Ills.
Dry salt meats-Shoulders, B.sf7; longs
and clear ribs, S. %; shorts. $40. 49,,
Bacon--Boxed shoulders, SAc'' ionss'
6a.c: clear ribs, 61sc.; shorts, &C.
High wines-Steady at si.e.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April L-Soonmc9'tto n
middllng, 1 s-lsd. Sales, 1000 bales; Amer,-
can, 600 bales: speculation ana tApvrs'
500 bales. Receipts. l7,coo bales; Amer,
can. 1890 bales Futures ,,99a SIIis,, Vow low
middling clause, April and May, f-6il.' )
Nav and June, Std; June ana Juiy'
4 l0.6id. October and November. lS'en
p. M.-American middung, S-i9o ay ;
7-sid., buyers: May and June. I-Sig
1 s-6id.: June and July, 4 Sod, sellers:
July and August, l0-6id., buyers; AUGUST
and September, l-eid, buyers, Sep'e ana
November. 4 I2-646It l3-G4d.; November and
December, 4 l3-6iQi 1i-6id. Futures closed
quiet. -.
middling Gulf, &c. middllnS uPi1tuo,
7S,c. Sales none Futures closed very
steady: sales, $500 bales; April, Soe
Nav and June, N.7i: July, .N.@; August
81 81: September. Ns2: October, }"sS, NO
vember, E.s7; December, N.@
Total visible supply Of cotton for the
world. 4o4s,5i2 bales, OF when dlo S,toe,Si1,
bales are American; against $3.50 anu
3.nL575 bales respectively, last year he.
ceipts OF cotton this week at all interior
towns 3lS10 bales. Receipts from we
plantations. 1855 bales. crop IN sight,
6,s44.fl9 bales. -
Consolidated net receipts to-day and so
far this week. all ports, 1881 bales eN-
ports to Great Britain, $50 bales Con-
tinent, 5,002 bales; stock, 1c1.9W bales.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April l.-Turpen,
tine steady at 2Gc. Rosin hrin; sood
strained, y5c.
WILMINGTON. n. c.. April 7.-Rosin
quiet; strained, soc. good strained, s9c'
Turpent.ne dull at pc. Tar firm at elc.
Crude turpentine firm; hard, N.V0, sott'
81 60; virgin, 500.
SAVANNAH. GA, April 7:-Spirits tur'
rentlne opened at .oi2c. Tor regular
prices declined a per cent, with sales OF
40 casks The market closed tirin. Kosiu
in good demand for all grades; market
fir1i at quotations, closing nrm. quot
A. b, G, and ID, Sl.iO; r., SLID; /! Sl.5J
q, S.45; II, Si.75; |. 500; II. E.25; VI. S-..1
n, $3.50; window-glass, $50; waIer-"hile'
SIS.