Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
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CHICAGO October 1.-The action OF to-dAy's
vhoat market Oocasonsi general surprise. ant
the talk OF manipulation va, again revived.
Trading was iaiIly active bus confined apparent
ly 70 tho large traders and 10 = considerable ex-
tent local, outsiders net doing much. Outside
business would no doubt DO larger but f0r tho
fsct that som0 receivers are refusing . aocept
new business, claiming that risks are tSo great
Tho feeling wss moro nervous than yesterday.
The Government report hal decidedly = sesssn-
ine effect and che opening WAS from 10 ave.
b. low yesterdays closing nKuros But there wss
good buying from the start vhtch caused prices
to rally, and with numgroas Illustrations prices
we're advanced 5e. TOR December and 5kc. Tor
Nav. then soh ell sOme and clo@ed about -.
higher Tor December and 40. higher Ter Msy
than yesterday aftcrnoOn. The stubborn action
~ the urnrket Immediately aftor the opening
madn shorts fear tho maviDulatioe AID uey
covered freely. The msrsct nodogbI vas con-
slderably osersOit and tho rhon interest sup
posed 10 include some parties who figured In tie
recent bull movement Corn VA only mode
ralsly active. there being bat litle outside bsi-
ness transac.ed The feeling developed WAS
generally stronger. due mainly ~ tho operations
Of a heavy local trader, who 10 supposed 10 b
lsrgely long on near futures The MARKET
opened about &c higher than the closing price
% yesterday. eased Oh SC, and then grainahy
advanced Aahc.. sold Oh hc. recedod 10.
aud clused with October sBd November
iat,,c. and May -. higher man yester-
DAY. There we're fair orders In me oss
market for May delivery. The bulk ~
trading was centred IN this future, which sold
over a small range OF prices, ranging 10th &c.
feeling was steady. Limited transactions In
November delivery az about former prices 90
CURED, hut other futures we're neglected.. In
mess pork good business was transacted In
January but October aud November were
neglected. Longs we're more disposed b cell
the latter, and buyers being scarcc, they were
forced 10 accept lower prices. aud at ono uine
sales were 5a5l4c. below January. The opening
Of ea NFmor aud htphtaf AL
vsnced &c, but went BACK aAn, advanced HSc.,
closing steady. In lard there Was far trade
Ia November and January. The opening sales
were 81 about tire same prices - yesterdays
close and declined i0aeJ, Octoher and NoYem-
Der were the weakest aad showed little secupsra-
ave powers Short-rtb sides were quiet, but An
unsettled feeling prevailed. Tho offerings were
not large and the demand rather limited.
ST LOuI.
ST. LOUIS. October ii.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat lower for Ssh, options higher,
opening nervous, hut closing al nc. over yes
terday; No. 2 red. cash. si03N; December.
Sll0 ash l3&; MAY, o. lgN atlijA Corn higher
No. 2, cash, 3aasabAc; October % aaWhe
Oats higher, nrm, and IN demand No c,,h'
BE-. May. 2s'. a2pc. October. a. asked. wins
key steady al STA Provisions nrmer. l0rA.
si5.goafl5N Lard-prime steam. sS1a
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE October ii.-Whcs,-No. rei,
N.O5. eorn-No. mixed. % arrive. i6kc; white,
Is. Oats-No. gnew, SIZE Bacon -tleat-uo.
fiO2b: Gear, I'll: shoulders. fSi1. nulk-moats--
Clear-rib. f96iS: clear. SO; cured shoulders.
$3.50. sugar-curod meab Hams fisatl8 Tyr
large TO small average; Shoulders, o. Break
fast bacon. fie50. lari-ChOcc Leaf, NLoO, In
keg. aud buckets, fl2
wILYINGroN.
wuuNGros. " C.. October .-rurpcniine
firm nc sic Rosin stoady strained. o'sc good
strained, zoe. Tar nrin ~ ti.t0 Crude turpen-
tine nrm; hard, tl.sj; yellow dip AMI virgin,
e..
NEW YORK COTTOS FUTCRfS
Ngw YORK. O'toher il-Nal receipts. none
gross receipts. sd6 bales. Futures rlurrl nfm.
Sales. i0S-00 haies; October 3sglaieij. NOYem-
ner. a. iga{g 49, December. t9.JlAfD 81. January,
- felSAG3: February. Wiiai9 ., March, lsHla
sgN: April. g. .9afp %: Nav, ~ Hail0. juno,
.l0Os, July. tlGl laSill6. August ii0glaii0.e3
LIVERPOOL COTroN MARKET
LIVERPOOL. october To- Yoon--Cotton quiet
and rather easter, uplani-, 81 H. Orleans, 3 ~
snlca. 5000 balcs; speculation and export i,pp
balos: receipts, iiOl Dtles at American.
Futures easy: October 3 81 6ia5 'ltii.. October
AMI November 2i6is6 2g-dld.: November and
December. - tia5 is-Eli. December ,ni Jsn-
uAry. l0Gfd-; January snd fobrna'y
D ls-64h February aud Ierch ~ ST. herfh
and Aptil. 2l-diE gl6id. hprl ani Way
rod Wheat nrm demand fair ana holders
ofor sparingy Corn frm; demand fair
2P Males American. 900 hales. Orio-
her. 8i-6id.. buyer: October and Noycm bcr
D gs6td. buyer. Noven ber and Docou.bor.
Rod. value; December and January. January
ami February. bl$6ii.. seller. February AMI
March. ls-eid., yalnc: aArh Aui April,
52t-tid. soller. April and May, gs-6iL. seller;
May and June, 24-o4i.. seller Futures dull,
ar H-OctOber, . G-fid. October and No
vea,ber 3 Sg-6ld., buyer: November and De-
cembof, l8-6id.. -olier Deoeni 0ar and January.
'7tid., seller January aud fetrnhry,
8 f7-Cid seller; February and March. i7-6iL,
buyer: March aud April, 5 io-Gif., seller
April aud May. 2l-6id.. buyer; hay aud June.
ei-Gld. Futures closed steady
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
tReported Tor On Dispatch
OCTOBER H. Market quiet. Prime. 80;
extra primo, 3'.c.: fancy, g.; common. IVA
Csc; snelled, 2. "a. &C., fAcsorJ hsnd-pleked.
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