The Evening critic., 1885-03-31


NEW YORK, March 31.--Flour duh and un-
changed.
wheat-No. 2 red winter, Sole; APRIL
corn-No. ? mixed, March, lohc.i April,
40Ac. bidi May, 10Tsc.
Qats-No. 2 mixed, March, 3Gtic.; April,
36qsc.; May, 371sc.
Lard-Aprll, T.15; May, s7.22i June, s72S.
Molasses dull-Porto Rico, 29G30c.
Turpentine-Quiet at 31r1c.
Rosin lower--Strained to good, 81. i 7IIns1.20
10hc.
chioce, 20c.
oheese-Dull; Ohio Nat; prime to choice,
S4@0hc.
sugar-Dulli refined cut loaf, Giac.; c1nfec-
ionery A, 8 l3-I6@59sc.
Tallow-Dull; prime city, 5 15.16G6;.
Freights nominal.
Coffee dull. Fair cargoes, STsc.
Hay quiet. No. Timothy, 05c.
Chicago Grain and Provision Mar
kets.
CHICAGO, March 31.-opening market, 0.30
q. M; Everything opena lower aud panicky,
except lard and ribs. Wheat nearly cent or.
Corn and oats, iAc.;. pork, 15c. lower.
Wheat Opened: May, S0c.; June, S17sc.
oorn-April, 371tc.; May, 41isc
Oais-May, 3lAc.i June. 3l9ic.
Lard--AIay, S6.S2ia; June, $500.
Ribs-May, SO; June, S6.07h.
The following summary by D. X. Plsin Il
Co.. st, CLOUD building, Ninth ond streets,
elbows the course OF the Chicago grain aud
provision market up 10 / p. m. to-day:
Wheat.
MAY Opening, son; highest, sONi lowest
70lh; closed, 79ls.
JUSE-OpenlDg, 80; highest, 80; lowest
Sl1s: closed, Sl1a.
J6LY- Opening, s3hi highest, s3la; lowest,
S3la; closed, S3A.
Corn.
MAY Opening, 41as; highest, 11as; lowest
d1it; closed, il1k.
JtSE- Opening, 419s; highest 42i lowest
4l7s; closed, 117a,
JULY-openlng, 13ls highest, 49,; lowest,
~; closed, 13.
Oats.
MAY Opening, BIZ; highest, Blk lowest,
3l1a; closed, BIZ.
JGSE-o opening, 3174; highest, 3lgi lowest,
311s; closed, BIN
JULY-Openine, ---; highest, --; lowest,
----i closed,--.
Pork.
MAY-opening, s11.sOi highest, .Sii.S2A;
lowest, s1I.75; closed, $ll.S0.
JUNE-0pening, S11.90; highest, Sl195i
lowest, S11 .57i!2; closed, S11 90.
JuLi-opening, $1,000; highest, Sl2,02A;
lowest, $1,000; closed, $1,000.
lard.
| Opening, s6.s2h; highest $685.
| JuNE- Opening, $500; highest S6.02[ai
| lowest, S0,S7ia; closed. $500.
| JULY--OpentDg, S007lt; highest, $6.01R
| lowest, S607la, closed, $8,0Irl.
| Petroleum.
The oil market has been very dull all day
| Tho fluctuations have scarcely beon sunicleni
| 10 cover brokers' commissions. AT p. m
| Plain 4 Co. send tho following quotations
| Closing lost night, Slas; opening this morn
ing, 81; hiShest, Sli.; lowest, s0As; now Slla
There appears TO be an absolute deartn .
| news, and even rumors, TO AFFECT the market
Among the City Brokers.
o., kas
nothing 10 say beyond their regular quota
| tious.
The market In Now York to-day was very
| weak with the exception OF Delaware Laek
| awanna which continued ilrm.
| Northern Pacific Will according TO rumOT
make new issue OF bonds, but this lacks con
lrmation.
Washington Stocks.
The following are the closing quotations o
the Washington Stock Exchange to-day;
D. Q. DoNDs.- Per I'm. Us, 81, coin, iii bid
114L asked Per. I'm 7s, 91 currency, 1lS
Market Stocks, 7e, 02, currency, 1lSt
Water STOCK, 7s, 1901, currency; b2o' Wate
funding, 3G5s, 1924, currency 1l3@; III
| 90.year funding, per cent, 1890, currency
1l1ih; 11G. 2O.year funding, 6s, 1892, coiu
114'R; li6h, 30'year funding, 6s' 100
CON- n IT, hfa,5; sro5Gns.@%. Nv G. stock, bid;
asked. bonds, loi l2D, Metropolltan stock
st, 30la; Al. Anacostia, 81 -.
fIRr, GAS AND ms, oos,-Wesh, city Ga
10la. Fireman's, -; d6. Franklin, --
i6i5. National Metropolitan, 81; -. Uniol
II; 10. Arlington, 1872; ~. Corcoran, -
~. Columbia, 1OAj IL. German'Amoriear
1925 i--. Potomac, l5i ---' Riggs 6S ~
eur TniIovInp. nennrtment