Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-06

nixod, 56sssc. Psnnsyissniz. ,e61os
Provisions lower and dull. Msn-pegEs
| 1f3. 75seI5. Buls-mests = :jlsonl8ess
and ciesr-rib aides. packed. o.. u ~
| 1850. Bacon Shoulders. $50; de-.
| rib sides, es,25. Hams. liistz}<.
Lard--Refined. Sic. Whiskey steelg
At si.2Oasl.9l. 0thsf articiea AZ
oAauged.
CfNCrNNATi.
CIxcrSnArr, March s.--iIoas M
changed. Wheat Ermsr: No. 2 red.
Ssastjc. Corn firm and higher; No. :
mixed, 43a43Ic. Oats stronger; No. ;
mixed, 33s3slc. Pork firm u et2..1A.
sl3. Lard IN good demand at %. 95so7.
Bulk-mcats unchanged. Bacon DAN
and unchanged. whiskey firm h
sl.13. Sugar steady and unchaagsd.
Hogs steady common and light, t3.10a
s4.70; packing and batchers', ti.tsA
S5.l5.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. March 5.--Grain flrn
Vheat--No. 2 red, Sc. Corn--Ne.7
white. Acc. Osts-No. 9 MIXED. sale.
Provisions steady. Pork Mess, els.
Bulk-mcats-- Shoulders, sf.75; clear
rib, $3.50; sides. s6.75. Bacon
Shoulders. 1914: clear rib. 81; sides.
1914. Sugar-cured hams, l0isile.
Lard-Prime leaf. $3.50.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March 5.-Flour M
changed. Wheat higher but very an
settled; No. = red. s2,c. cash and
March. Corn higher at 37.as7ic.
cash, 51la37lc. March. Oats very
slow at Soc. cash. whiskey steady at
ALA. Provisions slow and weak.
Mess-pork. sl2.75. Balk-meats--Ioug
clear, 1920; short ribs. 5000; clear.
s6.55. Bscon-Long clear. t6.Srl;
short ribs. 81; clear, s7.ls,as1.2e.
Lard, s6.s0as6.sj.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 5.--rlour un-
changed. Wheat very excissd and ia,c.
lower; March, I4-aT7c.s No. red,
7sc. Corn strong and higher; cash.
3Sla39lc.; March. 81 sa3S.c. Oats 10
better demand and closed firm; cash.
27sa2olc. Mess pork lower and closed
steady; cash and March. el235s
sic.337t Lard was 2js5c. lower early,
but rallied; cash and March, s6s2la
$685.. Short rib, 90. i5aee 20 (; clear,
sG.6OasG.65. Whisky firm at ellis.
Sugars unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, March Flour 10
fair demand. Wheat strong No. 2
cash, 7Gic. March, 75,c. Corn strong
err; No 3, SOC. Oats higher: No. 2
white, 30ia3lc. Provisions steady.
MeSS-pork, sl2.5j cash and March.
Lard-prime steam, sS.ST cash and
March. Hogs steady at 81. 20as4.65.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. c., March g.
Turpentme firm t28lc. Resin quiet;
strained, Csc. good, OIL. Tar firm
at clio. Crude turpentine steady;
hard. sl.lj; yellow-dip and virgin,
3l.75.
COTTON MARKETS.
NORFOLK, VA. March 5.-Cot.
ton steady middling, lie. Net receipts,
LILO bales; gross receipts. LIE
bales; stock, l9,7Ic bales sales, s65
bales.
WILInN0ToN, n. c., March a.
CQ.,on quiet; middling, 10 lS-l6c. Net
receipts, % bales; gross receipts,
"a bales sales. -,
SAVANNAH. GA. March 5.--Cot-
ton dull 4; middling, l0tc. Net re-
ceiptS, 235 bales; gross receipts, 25S
bales sales, - bales stock, 3l.i7T
bales.
AUGUSTA, Ga, March Got
ton quiet; middling, l0lc. Receipts,
l0S bales; shipments, -; sales,
622 bales.
CHARLESTON, s. c., March 3d.
Cotton quiet; middling, lie. Net
receipts, 55j bales; gross receipts.
jj5 bales; sales, - bales stock,
90, 1876 bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, March 5.-Cotton--
Net receipts, S,007 bales; gross re-
ceipts, 6,5Sl bales. Futures closed dull
but steady sales, 1880 bales March,
sll.33asll.34; April, sll.35atlI.36;
May, sll.47asll.4S; June, ELISA
sll.5S; July, sll.6jasll.66; August,
sll.72asll.73; September, sll.29a
sll.S0; October, tl0. 80aslO.sl; Ne
yember and December. sI0 G5aalO &C