Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
MARKET REPORTS,
ANplN CONNECTION ThERswrTH The
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-oo'''n'
Grain. Flour. and other Quotations
rBy telegraph to the DIspatch-l

W,sUIsGroS, March For Virginia.
| light SHOW, colder, northwestery WIZ" rn.o
toN0Wl For North Carolina ana SCUM De
lo"'" lima, light snow. COLDER nor'h"'''''"
FOR Georgia, fair weather. preced,ed
In the eastern portion by light snow oo'N'''
northwesterly winds. - ,,..,a. fair.
For Eastern Florida and western rIo.i.a ,, 90" ~
preceded In Eastern Florida ~ hsn' ~
snow, colder, northvesterly winds .,,,r
For Alabama and Mississippi, fair "e"'n"''
northery winds. slightly warmer. thu
For Tennessse, fair weather, preceded 10 nno
extreme eastern portion Dy ngns sn""' 'S'
warmer, variable winds
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
v,su,yoroY. March Tho signal ONCE
furnishes the following special bulletin I"
the press 49,, ..orrfnv ahow
that for the opening day OF spring tue iethpeiS
lures are tho lowest ever known from , 800
orleans la. TO Brownsville, Tex, Shete
froezing temperatures prevail noIth"aIu W
Keokuk, ana TO Des MoDes, where tohP IT,
ture OF minus degrees was repotts". 80
tam oeratures over Louisiana, ArSAnsas, nht
Fasiern texas range from degrees 70 10 oe
grees lower than ever before Inc llhe Oh Nv"
eat temperatures ever known for ms pe,iou y,
the wear has moved eastward about oVO uiilos or
seyere frosts have already occurred IN 1eo'sa-
II IA remarkable hat the fret day OF sprlns
shows along tho Gulf cC8N FROM western rlVtI-
ia TO Southern Texas colder wealher thnn ua5
been known Tor the entire winter, ana slInlIe, ,
conditions Will doubtless Obtain Tor lo-bikus o.
sunday from the northern half OF florlda snu
possihly TO Tennes ee. Temperatures OF SO
sonable warmth cannot be looked for In the Az
lantic States before Tuesday
MONTHLY sIGSAL-sERyICE nEPoRT.
WARRINGTON, March Tho month OF fepru-
ary has been warmer than usual east ., tu"
| Rorkv Mountains, except in Montana and west
| ern Dakota tho excess Of the monthly mean ietn-
peraturo ranging from degrees 70 , u'eioe1
| over tho entire country esst OF the Mlsslss'PpI
\ and I'm the Southwest IL has been slightly coOlel
| than usual on the Pacific coast, and from 70 ~
| degrees colder in Montana and NotthWestetn
! DAKOTA although the mean temperature Oh VIZ
| month Was generally above nOrmhl O'S, ~"
! eastern half OF the country. The month clOse1
| with ono OF the coolest days OF tne season over
/ the greater portion ~ the Wiuter-TheAt rVslo1
1 and CUFF states. The freezing weather WHICH
! prevails this morning over this region, 'ahoi
/ in connection with tho advanced CONDITION OF
vegetotIon NAV result in soma injuries 10 cropa,
/ and especially 10 fruit Ample notice was given
| in the threatened districts 0t the appIoHcn VI
/ this cold wave and frost warnings were lssuei 20
| localities IN the southern states Wnere growing
crops were likely TO De Injured.
! As In previous months, tho number OF cold
| yves Of general extent and marked intepsly
! have been limited, only TWO having occutreu'
| while i've Of lesser extent and severity nave
| boon reported -
| There has been an excess Of rainfall in the
Ohio and Central Mississippi valleys, lover
| Lake REGIONS and IN tho interior OF the hplli1
| Atlantic Statas. The rainfall al-o continues 10
| excess ia Northern and Central california Dio-
! gon and Washington. Heavy rains IN tLe ~
| lev Of tho ohio aud It's tributaries nave Oeeu
| attended by destructive floods, and water IN tne
tower Ohio and Mississippi rivers has proDaDll
! not reached it5 maximum height az THIS da'e
! There has been less rain than usual ihfousnou
tho south Atlantic and Gult States, and gene
| rally throughout the Northwest aud oou'hoIn
| New England. 49,.
| Tho grounI was covered with Snow az the
close OF tho month IN Wisconsin, Northern III
nois, Northern Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota. IA
kots Montana Northern Nebraska, Rud Nortn'
western Missouri, tho depth ranging IRON
! thirtv-eight inches az Marquette ana thri
inches AZ Green Bay olive 10 hes over Minnesota
| and Dakota three inches over Iowa, AMI IRON
one 20 two Inches over the remaining portion
/ the area. There was no snow on grJunls IN iu'
/ states on tho Atlantic coast, except III Northern
Maine, sud tha ground vas also generally Dare
in the states OF the OHIO valley
NV ORLEANS WEATHER.
Epw ORLEANS, March Tho weather thi
morning wa- tho coolest this season thrOughou
Louisiana aud the greater par OF NississlpY'
| mo mercury az all points out OF the clty wa
below ~ degrees. There has been CREST danas
| - corn, vegetables, &c
TIE COLD WEATHER Ar KNOXVILLE.
| KNOXVILLE. March 1t o'clock t0-night tn
Mercury stood az - degrees and 10 Is CROWN
colder. This is the lowest Dy four degrees tni
winter.
TuE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY wa
cold. rainy, and snowy. though the snow molie
as IL fell.