Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-08
NEW YORK.


NEw YORK. March 7.-coiton quiet; mid
ding uplands, &c: miidiing orleans. 1SSc.
ealos, 100 bales: total net receipts at al ports.
1903 bales: exports--tO Great Britain. l,3ue
bales; 70 France. 1871 bales; 70 the Continent,
DADS bales: stock. i.7g1 ,3is bales. southern
flour dun and heavy; common 10 fair extra,
Sa20RS3.SJ; good to choice extra, S3.voas5. 10.
Wheat lower, with Tree sellers and fair business;
No 2 red. sl.02i9as1.OS1s In store and ele-
vator; sl.0siSasl.O6 an0at options closed
weak az 5saisic. under Saturday; No. 2 red,
March. $1,000; May, 99l1c July. 96Ac. Corn
easier with fair business; No. ,. 49lsa4OAlc. In
elevator; 502sa50y4c. sioeti options declined
IaaItc. March. 1870. May, 1870; July, 40Sac.
Oats duh and lower; options moderately active
and weak: March, 36Llc; May, 35lsc. No. 2,
white, April. 3sc.; spot No 2. J6Isa3lss /
steady and lOa20 down: March. sl340asl3.50 /;
May. sl2.60asl2.70: spot Rio dun: No. q,
l4Sic. sugar Refined, nrmer and fairly active ,
graduated. 4l4a4 7-l6c. Molasses-New Or
leans firm and quiet; common 20 fancy, 2Sa3oc.
kice firm ana IN good demand; Japan, new,
5ItaJSsc. Petroleum quiet and steady refined,
New York, 6.4Oc. Philadelphia and Baltimore,
o. 3ja6 40c. Cottou-seed OIL duh; crude. 2oSS :.
Resin quiet and firm: strained, common 70
good, eli 3Oasl.37jS. Turpentine duh and lower
az 3Oa3eiSc. Pork active and firm: mess. se.7Ja
$1,000; extra prime, sl0. Peanuts quiet Tam
cy hsnd-picked. 4i@a4lSc.: farmers, 2S4a3i &c.
Beef quiet and firm; family, sllaSl2; extra
meas sg.5Oasl0; beef hams strong and quoted
mess, sl4asls. Cut-meats slow but steady
pickled bellies, 6i4c hams, 9a9iic.; shoulders,
BE-: middles quiet; short clear, $500. Lard
frmer and quiet: western steam, $3.50 asked {:
city, s6.30ae0. 80; March, s0.IS; May, so.s2
July, 1924. Freights frm aud active; cotton
0-64d.; grain, I'D. -
CHICAGO. March Wheat showed much de-
preston throughout most OF the session and
prices were generally weak and lower. There
were one or two rallies, but the strength wHs
only TEMPORARY, aud the close WAS within bsc. ol
the lowest point touched during the session and
shows loss OF 1llc. compared with SATURDAY
closing figures. Many discouraged holders start
ei To sell az the tap Of the bell, and Tor TIME
the pressure WAS heavy, and May, starting ~
Ssatc. and touching $3.50, sold on 20 est4c.
with only hight demand. When the price ko
down 10 SSi4c.. however, the shorts began e
take advantage OF the drop % cover ana ther,
was a gradual rally 20 sSglc. During mos
OF tho last hour the market held steady
at SSttasSa4c., but grew very wees
during the last ten minutes, and touched 10,
lowest point OF the day--Ssc., closing weak ~
sSIsc Corn was quiet and weak, bat held III
own much better than wheat, the decline beihe
only about NC. Trade was SLOW ana the oner
Ings were fair. The shipping demand Was slow
The close was az q loss Of lsc. compared viii
Saturdays. Oats we're quiet and weak dufinI
most OF tho session, but closed with gam o
lec. Hog products we're stronger, especialil
pork. Tho live hog receipts were below the est
mate, ami prices closed oaloc. hishe,' So
making an advance Of 2Oc. pork closed WITH
gain OF sc. Lard and ribs are 2iSc. highor
Cash quotations.: Flour dull and unchanged
easy: No. spring wheat S6l &C.; No. red, 5ubc
No corn, fIIic. No ? oats, 2eiSc. Mees-pork
Sli.O7lS. Lard, s6.4Oas6.42lS snort rios
s5.S5aS5.s7t6. Dry-salted shoulders. $500
$500. Short-clear, 1929. Whiskey, sl.l4.
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