Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-26
MARRETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 25.-Cotton auIet
aud steady; sales, 2iT bales. uplands. s].,.
Orleans, Lice; consolidated net receipts,
7 se5 bales; exports-to Great Britain. 1855
bales: 10 the Continent. 7. 600 bales. south.
elm flour quiet. Wheat-Spot shade loWer:
No. 2 red ode. March. 93ha94c. Corn
spot heavy; ungraded. 4es5lc.: No. Q.
ts a's 5w sfa so ssse9c Hops as
changed. Cofiee-Spot fair; RIO steady at
SIC. sugar nominal; fair 70 9soi refining.
j.a5i4c.: refined steady and quiet. Molas-
Ses steady. Rice nrm. Cotton's seed oil. 23a
25c for crude, 30ha3lc. for refined. Rosin
dull at sl.02l saSl.07lS. Turpentne firm at
46kc. Hides hrm. Wool steady. Pork-so
sales reported. Middles dun; long clear.
&c. Lard Case. lower: western steam. spot.
$685.; March. s0.2sas6. so. Frelghts steady.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, February 25. 49, Flour un-
changed. Wheat closed &c. lower than
yesterday; February and March, s0as0kc.;
May. s63sas6]sc. Corn quiet and easier;
cash cash S1,as1sc.; March, io1fatOssc: Cat:
March, 29Sc.; May, s21laS2Kc. Mess pork
active and lower: cash, slO.75; February
and March. el0.75aSl0 SIS; May. sl0.55a
sil;l5. Lard weak and lower; cash.
May, So 05as6.l5. Boxed meats steady;
dry-salted shoulders. sS.95ss&: short.rlb.
s5.i0: clear, s575as5.S0. Whiskey steady
al sl.l6. Sugars unchanged.
hfNIhW OF THE CHlCAOO MARKET.
CHICAGO. February 25.-The temper was
very strong In the wheat opening, May
starting at s6Ac. and advancing to Sole.
which proved the top figure for the day. A
Beerhahm caDlegrain quoted an advance In
California wheat, and cargoes OF coast
were reported as very firmly held. The
amount Of wheat on ocean passage showed
a Slight Increase over last week, but not
sufficient 10 have any effect on prices The
advent OF cold and stormy weather also had
aNuN
values. Large offerings. however, caused q
break 10 SOC, followed by rally 10 s0;-c.,
followed again by drop TO s5Fc., the mar
ket closing at o'clock at IS l5.I8c. In the
afternoon May declinad TO SIS ll.i6c., and
closed 81 s5Ac. The receipts Of corn were
very large and the feeling throughout was
heavy the latest trading prices being &c.
under yesterday. Oats also ruled heavy,
closing &c. lower Mess. pork ruled dull aud
heavy early, but began to decline under
ITee offerings, dropping in the afternoon
zoe. under the closing figures OF yesterday.
rallied irlfie. and closed steady. Lard also
closed 5al0c lower.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS. February 25.-Flour active and
unchanged. Wheat lower; No. red. cash,
92c May, g4la9btc Corn quiet aud easier:
No. mixed. cash solas51c.: May, s6Xs
SIC. Oats very quiet, No 2 mixed. cash,
29tc.; May, Sic. Provisions very dull and
generally easier Pork weak at $40. Lard
n0minaliy at s5.s7r Bulk.meats-Boxed
lots, long clear, 1913; short-ribs. g5.s7s;
clear, SO. Bacon dull; long clear, So. IS;
short. rb, s5.95ase; clear, s6.lOas8.l2h.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, February 25.-Corn easier
31.c. Oats quiet and steady. Pork easier
at lie. Lard dull and lower at IS. 80. Bulk
y eats easier. Bacon dull and unchanged.
W hkkey, sl.lO. Other articles UNCHANGED.
LOUISVILLE.
Nbeat-No. red, 9sa94c. Corn-Nsw
white. 49, C. Oats-New No. 2 mixed s3c.
Provisions quiet and unchanged.
COTTON MARKETS.
NORFOLK. VA. February 2J.-Cotton
dull: middling, &c. Net receipts, 1858
1888 bales; sales ss2 bales exports
,osstwise, l.lo4 bales TO Great Britain, -
bales; TO France, - bales.
WILMINGTON. y. e., February 25.-Cot-
ton steady; midtling, g @. Net receipts 81
bales; gross receipts. 90 bales; sales, -
bales: stock, 1852 bales: exports-cosst-
wise, -- bales: TO the Continent. -
bales.
sAvAHNAH. Ga. February 23.-Co,,on
vely easy; middling, SIC. Net receipts,
/ $40 bales gross receipts. i,ss5 bales;
sales 900 bales; stock, 81 ,462 bales; ex-
loits-eOastwlse, - bales: To the Con-
iipeni. = bales; to Great Britain,
bales; 10 France, - bales.
AUGUSTA. GA. February 25.-cotton
JUL mlddllng, &C. shipments, 20s bales;
sales, fsl bales.
CHARLESTON, 8. C., February 2S.-Cot-
ton quiet; middling,. SIC. Net receipts.
100 bales stock, 66,4l+ bales; eIports-to
Great Britain, - bales; to the CONT
lent, - bales: eoastwise, - bales;
10 France. - bales
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, ". g., February 2s.-rur.
Ina Ast.a NJ
77j4c. good. s5c. Tar irm At sI.l5 Crude
iurpentine nrm; hard, sl.2s; yeIlow.dip
and virgin. s2.l5.
NEW YORK COTTON FUruKka
NEW YORK. February 2a.-Cotton--
Net receipts. 81 bales gross receipts.
|. t2s bales Futures closed quiet sales,
Is7lsss.72; April, sss2; May. Ss.sa:
Iune. sS.oissS.o2: July. Ss.0saSs. 90:
August. t9l5a9l6; septe mber, s.. S9aS0:
october ss.s7ass.ss; November. Ss.sis
s,s3.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch.l
NoRFoLK, February 25.-Prims. sszsxIxc.,
apcy, 40; factory hand-picked. saSts.
armers stock continue light. Market nrm
u quotations.
NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.
FEBRUARY 2s.-Peanuts meet with good
ale At nrm priees- Quoted Of ska8c. NJ
'est hand picked. and Sa4txc. for fArmoru'
,rades.-Jos<yaal Of Co,ansercs.
NEW YORK IRON MAkKET.
FEBRUARY 23.-For Scotch pig the mar.
Iet is weak and unsettled on the easy Nei-
Nc abroad. In American pig there d
moderate trading Is made up % ANAL hots.
sltn recent quoted prices retained. For
teel rails quiet market. Quoted:
at slS S6s{l7. gray for~~ ~ esS-s& -
'eotch pig-e- FOR GleneAruooE SSGS
30. rs for ColtneSs. slsa9le.26 f0r ElItrfoS
nd e2o.23 for Summsriee, S.7SSS20 A.
n,s oS Amss,n 'sssl i 8 1ss
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