Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK

New York, March sl.--Cottsa
dull and strong; sales, 65 bales; ~
lands, IL 5-l6c.; Orleans, II 2-ltr.:
consolidated net receipts, $3.50 bajcs;
exports--to Great Britain, l,074 bases.
Southern Hour unchanged. Whest--
Spot declined laic ungraded red, ~
as9c.; No. . rcd. March. nominal
April. sslasSic. Corn--Spet declinsd
about le. ungrsded. 4sla50c. No.
March, 49ls49ie.; April. 4siss9lc.
Oats laic. lower aud less active; Ne.
., March, 3Ta37,c. Hops dali asd
nominal. ColFee--Spos fair; Rio DUH
at 1875; No. Rio, spot E.l5;
April. s7.l5ss7. 20. Sugar dull aud
nominally unchanged. MolAsses quies
and easy. Rice steadily held. Cotton
seed oil. 33la35c. Tor crude SAe. fer
refined. Rosin unchanged. Turpentinc
firm at 32s32lc. Hides quiet. Wos,
dull and rather weak domestic nccoe,
26a31c. Texas, l4slSc. Pork dun
and heavy; mess, sl3. Mddies duh
and nominal. Lard declined 3a5c..
closing duh aud weak contract. spst.
s1.l2l; April, $40. frcights firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 2t.--r1our
steady and dull. Whsst---Souiheru
nominal in the absence Of receipts;
western lower and closing dull south-
ern red, ssa90c. amber, e5s96c. No.
! Maryland, 90se9lc.: No. . western
winter red. spot. s5laS6c. Corp--
Southern scarce aud iinner western
steady and quiet southern white. 52s
5jc. yellow. 4aaS0lc. Oats steady;
southern. 3ja3Se. western white. 31a
3Sc. western mixed. 35a35c. Rye,
T2a75c. Provisions dull. Other arti-
cles unchanged. freights dull and un-
changed.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March 2l.--Fiour
unchanged. Wheat in moderate do
mand; No. > red. S5ss6c. Corn un-
settled and lower; No. , mixed, 45Ic.
Oats easier; No. , mixed. Sic. Pork
dull at sl2. j0aslsIj. Lard easier al
sG.9j. Bulk-meats unchanged. Bacoa
unchanged. Whiskey dull at si.l3;
no sales. Sugar unchanged Hogs
quiet common and light. s3.I5ss49o;
packing and butchers, si.+jssj.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March al.-Flour ua.
changed. Wheat weak and declined
steadily t, a point &c. under close Of
yesterday; March, ,4sT4,c.; April.
7t,a15c.; May, 79a79Ic. Corn weak.
in sympathy with wheat closed H..
under yesterday cash. 35!s3o!c.
March and April. 81 JAS &C.; May,
illa4lic. Oats quiet. closing .slc.
under yesterday; cash, 20,as0lc.;
March and April, 21,c. May, 3lla
81 &c. Mess-pork active. opening iOs
l5c. lower. rallied jal0c.. rcccded.
and closed at about inside prices; cash
and April. sll.Sjasll.s7i; Nsy.
$ll.92ia:l2.lO. Lard quiet aud sls5c.
'.wer: cash. s6.72lasG.so April,
:G.7jas6.S0; May. s6.S2lss6.S7l.
Boxed meats shade easier; dry
sailed shoulder. si.50asi.G0; short
ribs. S. clear, 81. ijasG.jo. Whisky
fi.% At sl.l5. Sugar steady aud ma
changed,
REVIEW 81 CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO. March 3l.-Thc leadin,
articles on Change to-day were more
or less unsettled lightly traded in. aud
quite steadily lower. All incidental
causes governing prices were OF de-
pressing character. The receipts alone
showed the element, Of strength. being
light in all grains. Trade was ri the
usual Saturday character. and lacked
feature or interest in all the puts.
Wheat was lower AN through the list.
The opening was fairly well up to yes
terday's closing figures. but very weak.
The stock list soon started II down
ward and before O'Clock II had regis
tered decline of ;c. With only a few
and Spasmodic recoyerles. the puts, OF
which there were large number
out. came a, near heading the
market a. anything. but general
tone was too heavy for even this
fact to count. Oaly light days
trading was done No. , spring was
quoted early at &c. bat closed nomi-
ually lower. Corn opened about steady.
but attracted only a small amount Of
attention and ruled irreguIarly down.
ward within narrow limits. taking its
cue from wheat and provisions. The
monotony of the day was not brokea :
by any unusual feature; No. > casb
sold eal,y At i0c.. but declined late to
59lc. Oats continued as dull A. pos
siblc. with no. much disposition 10
trade on either side. May dropped Of
IL, mainly for want Of support. Pro-
vision. ~ers moderately traded in at
lower renve &C prices all through ths
list. Nearly all futc'''es opened shade
lower. and through the en.'se morning
session recorded quite steady ,resilnc.
aggregating ljc. in pork. As usual -
Saturday. there was but little DISPOSE
ton 20 trade. The close was quiet and
barely steady At the decline.
LOUISFiLLE.
LOUISVILLE. March 2l.-6raia
firm. Wheat-No. 2 red. SIC. Com
No. = white, Ale. Oats-No. 9 mix
ed, sac. Provisions dull. Pork
Mess. sl2.s7l. Bulk-neats--Shoalders.
s4.75; clear rib, 1928; sides, s6.5:i.
Bacon Shoulders, 1928; clear RIB,
1851; sides. s1.25. Sugar-cared
hams, l0lsllc. Lard--Prime leaf,
$3.50.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March 2i.-Ploar un-
changed. Wheat higher early aud closed
sa.c. under yesterday No. 9 red, 81
as3!c. cash, s3las6,c. April. Corn
steady and slow at 81 .a3s:c. cash, Bic.
April. Oats dull at 3llc. bid cash.
Whiskcy steady at sl.l4. Provisions
dull and lower. Pork, sl2. 10 cash and
May. Bulk-meats---I.sng clear, s5.l5;
short ribs, s6.25 clear. $3.50. Ba-
clear, IS. 4Oas6. so; short
ribs. 1913; clear, s6.s5s6.oo. Lard,
s6.65asG.70.