Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-26
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CURED in the whes; market to-day s0i prtces
were considerably lower. Nay. eftos opealas
fraction higher. declined d. and closed sSc.
lower than saturday June declined 10. and
closed 2A,c. lower. July, on the other hand,
opened a shade higher, declined 2sc., ana
closed about &C. lower thsn Saturday The i'm
preston was that large bull traders had realIei
freely on tue advance Of last week. snd no
most anxious shorts had covered, consequently
with less demand from the short interest and
fair offerings from the bull interest reak AMI
almost pasicky feeling was developed for Nay.
Buying for July may 10 influenced son,e 10y the
reports Of continued dry weather IN sons OF 100
winter wheat sections and pcNneiy ~ IMPORTS
that frosted wheat II used tor socd In the North
west there Icing "A possi bility that such may not
insure good crop. The dscreasc ia the visiels
supply was $1,000 bushels Corn WA rather quiot
most OF tho session, win the exception OF short
TerlOd OF moderate activity after NO opening.
The feeling WAS steady, and prices dit not vary
materially from Saturdays The feature was
the free offerings Of June. Receipts were In ek.
cess OF expectAtlors The market opened at
about Saturdays closing figures, nnctuAteh
within haAc. range. closing shade lover man
Saturday. In oats no striking features we're d.
veioped. decreaso OF ilapO bushels IN ths
visible supply hsd no effect upon tho MARKET
Price changes were confined to a range u O.,
due chiefly 20 n local decline IN wheat There
was more activity in hog projucts Prices opened
strong and msdo good advances on Tree buying.
Later long stun camoou and -top-otders helped
To carry the market down. shortfihs sold Tor
NAY at f6S7k. May lard started al ts.ib. and
sold st T.i2L. Ness-pork sold l0c higher ~ no
opening. advanced lOc., later declining ~.
straight. closing at thc bottom for The day. lhs
range was SO % 70 tI25S kibs sold ~ i@2o 10
&C. 2S 10 the close. Lard closed a. SON.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE March 2A-Flour inactive aud
siesdy. wneat-Souihem active anj hfm
Fulix, flaflO1: LOngberry. slO2asl.Vo western
quiet aud easy No. winter red, spos and
MaIch, Ole. Corn Southern active anl higheri
white, taS 8i3s. yellow, ilsise western quiet
Oats nrm western white, S2aHkc. do mixed,
2gsslo. Rye duli and steady ~ alaJ,,. liAJ
nrm; primo 10 choice timothy, 1l6aiis..J FRO
visions quiet and unchanged. huttfr steall.
Western packed lSaSDc creamery. ~. hsss
weak and easier az iic Petroleum quiet; r.
nned. 6.gor. Coffee steady. 40 cArgoe~ TAR,
lskalShc Sugar nrm ~ an advance soit
7Ac. Whlakey firm al i.ll. freighis 20 LIVER
pool per steamer quiet; cotton. iOi. grain,
ssd AJAX cd Corr, Tor orders a. g.. aud nomi-
nal Receipts-Flour, 1900 barrels. wheat.
1900 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels oats. aoo
bushels. shipments-flOur, h.Oo barrels cotA,
ll90OO busholS sales-Nhcas 5l,oOO bushels
corn, I,0O bushels.
ST. LOUIS
1T. LOUIS, March 2.-Flour easy sni very
quiet Wheat irregular No ROD, cash. ~',c;
May 9Obc, closing AZ 9Oh ay0a.c. Corn higher
No mixed, cash, J1c May, 9O'se' july stsA
33tc. Oats QUOT; No .. cssb. 2oSc bid' Nay
gf.c. Whisky steady atfi.Gk Provisions nrin,
higher. aud quiet. PorS, tl275 Lard-Nothing
doing In prime steam, ana Dot wanted az over
1913. Dry-stlt meats-ehoulders, 49, longs
aud ribs. sac; short clear, tece BA,on--
shoulders 81: longs and ribs, 50 soAsiOo thofN
clear, tL0. Hams, slOatl1
CIECINSATL
CtSCrNNArf March 2A-Flour In fair demand;
family, 50 gOaS4 10. fancy. thJaitoA " hoai
duh: No 2 94a95c. Corn In fair demand NA
2 mixed, IS Abe. Oats duh No :. mixed, ia
-. Pork nrn At fi2iA Lard dun At So.
MI rt4fa a
steady: short-ciear, $40. Mhekcy quiet AZ
fi0A Hogs IN fair demand AMI steady, Com-
mon and light, tiai4sO, packing AMI puehef''
'''' guNrNarON
WILMINGTON, y. G.. March 2l-Turpeaun,
quiet &c. Rosin nrm: strained. Y ~; gooi
strained, 90. Tar nrm 8t fL3L Crude turpen-
tine nrm; hard, gi.2J' yellow dip ana '"sn'
s27A ..,.,,,.
LounvnAE, March g5-Graln aud proyiaions .
unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTCRg&
NEW YORK, March 25-Co ton-Net receipts.
o3g balss: gross receipts l2.6s2 balog. Futures
closed barely steady: ealos. 800 bales,
March sl00iaSi12: April, ts9sltlO' hSy,
slOO1afi00s; June, l0liatiol3, July snga
sl022; august fl0S; september. tASlaSSB.
october. sad9at9 7O November. - o0af9e.. De-
cemDor, iG0laS96j. January, sloySSA'l-
COTTON RKvIRw.
NEW YORK, March y The suns cotton review
says: Futures opened rather nrmor On the
strong Liverpool report, but became 'ery
dur, aud otter II A. VI. there Was ~ decline with
Jun closing In sympathy with the depression In
npsacial crclos aggravated by disquboting Paris
rumOrA
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL March 25--5o0n. Cotton steady;
fair demand American middling, il-lcL !
Gales, 1000 bales: speculation and export 100
pales; receipts, 1000 bales American. "a 30
bales. Futures duist; June aud July. 8@eid. {
August aud September. 4tCti September
and october, 8 2s-e4i. lenders 30 bales oa no"
dOckets.
2P M--American middlng ) il-i6d.; sales
Of the day included 1900 balos ~ American;
March, march AMI Apr, April AMI Nay. sloii.
seller; May ami June, 4i-oti.. buyer juno ana
july 5 42-G4d.. settler; July and August +~oti,
buyer: Aagusf and september. . 40 cti.. seller
September ami October. 5 N-t5d.. buyer; sep
tembsr, 4O-t4d. seller. fuulres quiet bas
steady.
r. M.-March, March sod April. April and
May, 4l-Gfd., seller May and Juae, al 81,
buyer: juno and July. 6il-Sfd.. seller jnly ani
August 5 flSid. buyer August AMI sepember.
5i0-5ii., solaer; september AMI October, no.,
buyer; September, %0-S4d., seller. Futures
closed steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MhRKEc