Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-21

prices DC. nifher. inc maskft Ios VIZ pVfS0
dragged and values averaged lower IN symps-
thy with wheat and corn. The offerings were
not large and the snIy demand came from mo
shorts who wore closing up fneir trades, end
prices we're confirmed % 2 nc. range ana
closed OF inside faurcs, showing fractonai de-
clioe from yesterday Lard exhibited moro
activity than the other articles. sDd May eoh ~
t7.55as7.t0 end closed at s7ssK. May snoItrlbs
cold ~ f7.e0aN.22x shippers took o.cu uerc.s
quite freely, aud have taken 400 boxes wsthia
the week.
BALruoax, Nd, March a0.-cotton nominslIy
steady and quiet; nidding fobaI0Ac. flour
quiet: red. s2asic.: amber, sls9tc.; western
lower. closing quiet; No. winter rod, spot,
SSee7Ac.; March, s7sas7isc.; May, sstlssshc.;
June, s9Has9,Ic. Corn-soutnern irp,er: white,
quiet; mixed spot, 5sa5ekc.; March, yKa
66Ho: April, s5c. bid: May, pSaSsc. Oats
steady; southern aud Pennsylvania &ailc.
western white. ilat2c.: western mixed. %aioc
witfair Demand. Eggs lover at ilNaiSc. Coffee
nominally lower; Rio cargoes. ordinary 70 FAR.
issl3Ac. Sugar-Coppor-rcfned frm a, i5ai0c.
whiskey quiet at S.siati.zs. Other articles UNI
quiet and COMMUNICATION, f-6d.: four. per ton,
6s-; grain, lower, kshd.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. March e-Fioar frm. Wheat
closed NC. lower: No. 2 red, cash. gee; May,
81 = asa g June, 30hasi &c. Corn--Cash. fSHc.:
May. i5As atoilc June, ishc. Oats weak: cash,
@SsSOke NAY &c W WIS steady g
Lard. $3.50. Dry-salt meats boxed shoulders,
e.: long-clears, fZi2H: clsar-ribe, g. -: short
clears, E.iUas7tS Bacon (ooxed) Shoulders,
: :S Ssse,s Is sSa;s as%s "a s. a
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. March so.--Fio1r steady. Wheat
weaker: No. 2 red. sac. Corn. 5sa5SKc. Oats
barely steady; No. mixed, 3SkaSHc Pro-
visions steady and unchanged. Whisky steady
at si.O9. hogs steady.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON. March sl-Turpsntins steady a.
3ihc Resin steady; strained, S2Sc: good strain
cd. S7kc. Tar urn at sl.l0. Crude turpenhns
nrm; hard, 81; yeiiow-dip and virgin 81
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. March 2O.-Grain and provisions
quiet and unchanged
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURgS
NEW YoRk. March 9o.-Cotton--Net receipts
Liz bales; gross. gl.56l balea Futures clOsed
drm: sslos. $4,000 bales March. t9.65ai9s7;
April. sa.70asa1: May. 50 sQafs.sl June, f9s9a
- 30; July, Sag5ass.s6: August, ti0aSi00i; sep
tember, }9.6Sas910; October. s953asS9; No
vembor, 50. s2aia3; December. {9i8as9A;
January. i95lai0j1.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. March 20-lsSO p. M-Cottoa
steady: prices generally In buyers favor; up
lands, SD. Orleans 7-iGl. sales. 5000 bales:
speculation and export, 100 balos; receipts,
$1,000 bales; American, $3.50 bales. Futures
quiet and unchanged; Narcn and April, S IS sd:
April and May, ) i9-sld. Nay ami June.
$3.50; June ard July, 5 2a6td. July and
August 5 2i-6id.; August and September,
8 2t-6ld; September aud October, 5 i7-04a
5 is-6td.
2 p Y-sales Of American. 400 hale.. March
and April. 1891. seller; April and May.
l9-64d., buyers; May aud juno. si-6id..
buyers June and July, 6l-64i, buyers:
July and August 2t6id, buyers; August
and September, 2i6id., buyers; September
and October. 1854, buyers; September,
2l-6d., buyers. Futures steady
4 y. M-March AMI April, 1904. seller;
April ana May. l9-641, buyer; May and June,
5 2l-64d., seller; June and July, 5 22-6id..
buyer; July and August, 5 2+6id., seller;
August and September, 5 2tdd., seller; sop
Der, 2i-6td., seller Futures closed quiet
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch.l
MARCH 20-Narket steady and sales active,
the best nuts being in coed demand. Prime,
24a3c. extra, sJIGi common, Ihs2c.; shellsd,
ga2Hc. Spanish, 2a2Ha: factory hsnd-plcksd,
3Aa4kc.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
lRepor,ed tpR tho Dispatch.I
MARCH 2o.-Narkas quiet but strong. Re.
ceipts not 90 large. Sales al 2kA2'sc. Tor prime,
3a3lEc. for extra prime. A strictly prime lot VI
nuts would bring Sac