Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21
RAREETs BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March 20s-Oottcn quiet;
sales, 1876 bales. rplands. &C.: oreanA,
be les; expor,s~io Great Britain. s.szs
bales: 10 France 3.xO4 bales. Southern
fiour steady. Wheaf-Spot somewhat no<ns.
maj; nngraded red - &C.; No. ? red. March.
4Zs451sc Oats izaa.c lower; No. . S64c.
boIx unchanged COfiee--spoi tslr. Kio
iirm nj sAc. sugar steady: fair Ia good re-
f1ning. 4sa4kc.; refined dun. Moiakses nn-
changed. kice steady. Cotton seed oil.
22a24c. for crude. Resin dnL ~ sl.o2A
sl1o. Turpentine dull NJ Ale. Hides firm.
Wool dun and easy. Pork duD and de-
rilning: mess ss 7BaSlf 2s for old Mid
dles dull. long clear. bkc. Lard without
decided cnange western steam spot. Ss.z5.
freights lirm.
BAITINORE March 2O.-Flour steady and
quiet. Wbesi-SOuthcrn easier and quiet;
western lower. closing dun; southern red.
93ag5c.: southern amber g6s9sc.: No. /
Mar land. 81 3-s95c.; No. western winter
red. spot, s0i4as2c.. March. po4c. bid.
May. s24as2 &C. CorD-souiDern easier:
western about steady and active cls sing
dull southern white, 4fs47c.: southern VEL
low s4ez0e.. western mixed, spot. @Sasc.,
April 40 s45ssc. May, S55YasSAe; steanl-
southern 3os42c.: Pennsylvania. ssss2c.:
western while. 3sa4lc.; western mixed. sea
9sc. kye steady NJ 7aa7sc. Provisions
nOminRliy steady. sugsr-o opper-fetined
e.. 20. other articles unchanged. fre,shts
to Liverpool per steamer steady.
uHICAso
CHICAGO March 20 -Wheat-Cash. 7Tsa
zee. April. s6ARgssc. MAY, slasllsc.
COrp-Cash. s5.aS654e.; April. ssaSssc-;
2sc May s0ass0'vc. Pork-April ss.62ssA
$500: Msy, S.. o0ase. 72g. Lsrd-April.
So ,s6ss5 97s, May. 1927 Sasd. Dry sailed
shoulders ss.soass.95; short.elear. s5-soa
49, q 4
REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO MAREEr.
CHICAGO, March 2o-The fact that
May wheat sold Oh the curb Yesterday
afternoon as low as eI1sc.. and some
sales were reported as having been
made al Fl &C., together with the failure
Of the Lehman Elevator company II
| Duluth. produced decidedly snsky feel-
| ing among Chicago speculatOr and the
I general belief was that the market here
! was going TO pot to-day. The attendance on
I Change wa the largest that mas been
| known for many days. and the fsc~s OF
! many prominent specuisicrs who are not
/ often personally represented were seen IN
among the crowd Pillsbury, the great
miller and Barnes, the elevator man. ms
Northwestern eo'tdJutof, were on the
0OOr ehriy. Report hss Il that these two
gentlemen are partly responsible for
the decline OF yesterday, they having let
20 their holdings Of wheat which amounted
To several million bushels. When the bell
tapped ~ 9:S0 trading began with = roar.
bni II was found that the failure OF the Lem
ham Elevator Company OF Duluth. which
Was the disquieting factor In yesterdays
late End this mornings early trading.
proved 20 have been discounted. The COM
pany WA long IN Chicago about 100. coo
bushels and IN Duluth about 100000 BUSH
els. all of which WIS dumped yesterday af-
iernoon on the break. The failure seems TO
have been due more 20 the absence OF the
partners nOm their proper places nj the
right time than To n lack OF sssris- soon
after the opening however. May wheat.
which started al sac. SOLD down "a sic The
extreme weakness can be inise ned when
such enormous purchases a. we're made ~
the opening for account OF the big 'snorb"
did not stop the decline. One house alone
bought 600 00O bushels selling the same
for June aud another WA nearly large a
buyer: but even with tins buying. suppie-
mentec by othefs Ill over the moor, the
market declined till noon. a report ~ the
taking OF 100. 600 bushels OF wheat 81 Bal
tlnore was the first renssuring news thai
airy body had. TN thin the market turned
The close ri ] O'Clock wac sliaszc.. lust
about where the puts sold aarly last
night. The offerings were very largely On
outside accounts. Commission house, have
been calling margins Sharply VI laie. aud
me result has been general Shading
purchasing by the short y Interest
Today was about the only visible
sustaining power IL the market. Corn WAS
active and higher. u acted oD az lDde-
hsy. which ranged from ssHe. al the OPEN
irg 10 3esaSsz.c. nj the close, with steady
buying throughout the day oats were
unfettled and active, May opened at s0sc.
and advanced &C.. then sold down 10 so,sa
soc and h6ck 20 SOS.c.. where the price
rested 81 olock. George Ellison was the
prime pa buyer, and selling seemed 10 be
chiefly OF account OF Chandler, Brown a
%, No special CO use was ass gneG for the
interest taken n this ordinarily negected
cereal. rv0yisiOns were dull, firm, and gem
orally nighe-, although the opening gave
promise OF another day OF we4 knees ana
low prices Pork. -)bs, and lard closed soout
Sc. higher than yesterday
CINCINNATI,
crrcIrrkTg. March 2Q.--Fiour dropping.
Wheat dull and lower. No. z red s0aglc.
Corn heavy No 2 mixed. SIC. Oats UNI
changed. Pork nominal Htflo. Lard Gsuiet
al $3.50. Buik-mcsH duh; shoulders.
SHOULDERS sa's75s: sfori.rib ss'ss WINS.
key IrlD 81 Sl.lo. sugar unchanged. HOGS
nrm conf mon ard light. 81 .4oat4.2O.
81. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS. March z0.-FlOur nncaangef
Wheat active, excited, aud weak: 40.
red. cash, eelzc.. Mas, s0as0sr Corn about
unchanged; No. mixed. cash syrs34c:
May. Sblze. Dais very dull and easier: No.
2 mixed, cash, zs'fe. Whisky steady sf
sl.io. froN lsions about unchanged. PORK
steady a. slO.25. Lard steady a. s5.s5s
s5e7t Bulk -lpeatS-hOxed iolS steady;
long clear. s5.l5&s5 30 short clear. So SO.
EscoD ilrmer long cioRr f5.6aass 10: short
clear. t5.sOas5 VI.
LOUISVILLE.
laorIsyTILf, March O.-Nnest-NO. 2
red. exc. Corn-Ncw white. 3se. Osis-
New No. z mixed sZ.e. BsrOn-ClcAy RID.
50. Is shoulder ss.5O. BuiE. f8eats--t,ear-
rib, 80 IS; shoulders, 81. Aess pork, slo.7s.
LarG-Cboioe, 81 .7sase.
NORFOLK PEANUT hAkKEI.
hsportec Cor the D<pstch.l
NORFOLK, March 20.-lYfaae. <al,.c;
fancy. &c: fhctory And-picket, s,saae.
Market quiet utnrni. hseeiplz- s20 bags.
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