Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-07
MARKETS BY TEL EGRAPR


NEW YORK, March 6,-Cotton steady.
sales 400 bales; uplands 3. ldc.; orleans
.-''raiai net r-coiDis. 5.192 Da!esf
exports--to Great Britain, ds7i bales; 10
the Continent, 300 bales. southern Hour
steady. Wheat held stronger aud very
quiet: uugriei red. sJc.: 40. cred, March.
34sag5 g. Corn spot shade lower; UNI
graded i37i"i4c.. No. .. March, i3la30c.
CHANGED. Coliee-spot fair; RIO tlrmer al
sc. sugar nominal; ian 10 good refining,
l.lCa5 3-lGc.; Trnnoi dull. MOlasses un-
changed. Rice steady. Cot'on.seei oil,
23as5c. l2r crude. kos.n quiet at 81 o5a
sll0. Turpenuue steady az 5ogt5lc:
Hides firm. Wool nrn. Pork steady; Old
mess $40 80. Middles dull long clear. SIC.
| ard 4a7c. higher: western steam, spot,
s6.sjas5 31j4, Frelshts dun.
CINCINNATI.
CINCTNSATr March 6.-Flour UNCHANGED.
Wheat firm: No red 95c. Corn quiet;
No. = mixed. 31!a37tc. oats quiet No 2
mixed 3Zi C.. Fork dull nj sf0.7J. Lard
hightrat s5.g5. Bulk meats "A nd bacon qulet
aud unchanged. Whisky steady at 81 10.
sugar unchanged. Hogs steady: common
and hight s3.iOasi.20; packing and butch-
- ST. LOUIS.
At. LOUIS. March 6.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat very quiet aud higher; No. 3
red cash, 9itc.: May. % -a9jc. Corn
higher with an urgent demand; No. 2
mixed. cash. 3jsc. bid: May. SO sa384c.
ats very duh and firm; No. mixed cash,
soc. Whiskcy steady at $40. Provisions
duh nominal. and unchanged. Pork
steady at slO.Gj. Lard rrmer at s5.95.
Bulk.meats- Boxed lots long clear s5.65;
clear. SO. Bacon Long clear g. 75a35 80;
short ribs. sj.s7.a:j 90; clear s6. Hams
steady at ;e50aSiI
CHICAGO.
CHIcAGo. March 6-F.Our nfm. Wheat
"A f. = 81 d "a Ia 3 a q az "A
March, so as0 g.; May -jaej4c. Corn
moderately active ani nr'u; cash, 31lSa
3sc.; March 500. May g. aio C. oats
a,,i,' - ~" cash -. Co. Nay, 80 az g.
Mess. pork quiet ana inner a, 40 HaA
slo.37is: April. slp.374asl0 20: May,
SIO44ll. Lard nrmtr: easr. s. o.. May
S6.O5aS6.I2 B. Boxed meals steady; dry
salted shoulders. sS.'taei: short.ribs.
sj.37l .aS540; clear sjt'as5.i0. Whiskey
steady at sl.l6. Sugar unchanged.
REVIEW or THE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO. March J.-Tuora was good
buying OF wheat ia .uIet way throughout
the entire session to-day, and while there
WIS no special activity or excitement, cOu-
siderable property was absorbed. The feel-
ing was stronger 10 consequence foreign
sdyicts quoted from tle markets. New
York was higher. and the export cleariugs
nom the sraDOaTd were larger. The free
pJlcGaseS OF UOur Tor export. together with
rumoIs OF large buy ing 100 some az the neigh
DoIlD2 markets To-Day, also hdt q u te'l glu-
enIHg effect. The May delivery fuctuatei
between % and -5tic. and closed az sJa
~ Lice. There was IA active speculation
iu.orn and the market ruled firm. closing
a shade higher. oats ruled hrm iu sympa-
thy. a 80 closing higher. Tradiu was mol.
eIateiy active in mess pork bal a. the Of
'eiiugS were light tne prices advanced 81
Toe. and closed steady.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March 6.-Grain steady.
Wneat-No. red. Csc. Corn-New white.
39c UatS-NeW No mixed. 33c. Provisions
rrm and unchanged.
WILMINGTON.
WILaISCToS. y. g., March G.-Turpenline
nrm at 4sc. ROsin nrIu; strained SOC.
good Sc Tar firm a. 3l.l5. Crude tur-
pentint frm hard, sl.25; yellow dip aud
virgin. sZ.l5.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK, March 6.-Prime. 4a4'5c.
fancy, &c factory hand. picked . e5c,
Market iirm. Rece pts only about SEQ bags
not near enough 20 employ one factory.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUKEs.
NEW YORK. March 6.-COttOn-Net re-
pts 81 bales; .rOss rcrri pts, las bales.
Futures closed steady: sales. 25- 600 bales
March. sy.l6HS9.lS: April S1.-tas9.Zj;
"a q q 4 "a "A A. Tn1