Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
future, ranged as follows t:

REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO MAEKEr.
CHICAGO. October iL-Whest opened weak.
Tho market did not act straight yesterday, not
withstsnding the sharp advance. but me traders
had made a calculation o. tue crop report Is 20
more than tk.N0.0OO bushels The report wass
disappointment snd caused = general unloading
Of long wheat. those who hal not sold yesterday
being anxious 20 realize, and The decline was
rapid. Especially WAS the break from the close
Of Change Yesterday 20 the opening to-day IN
fortunate 70 parties having stop limit orders.
The action OF q prominost local trader, who
bought very freely, presumably 10 cover
Efforts, did much 10 prevent a further break Ia
prices There less talk 81 export business
to-day. All the wheat came on the market sni
the snort interest, Il h thought - pretty we'll
covered. Prices declined TO a point 2kc. Tor De-
cember aud "a. c. Tor May below yesterdays out
side or closing prices and closed at inside ngurcs
Of the day. Corn Vas active and easier. the puik
Of trading being NJ lower prices. The easier
tono was attributed largely oa decline 10 wheat
Tho market opened Saac. under the closing "
yesterday. sold OF a TITLE. Du' under goet De-
mand nom the shorts, advanced -, reacted,
losing tho advance. became lrmer. and closed q
shade lover than yesterday Tho eatpre To-
day was the narrOwing Of the premium ~ Nay
over nearer deliveries. Tho Government report
would indicate an Increase In the yield ~ atout
g10olO0J bushels over that u one month ago.
Cas- unsettled. fairly active Tor May, bat Jun IA
other deliveries. WEAKNESS In wheat had a ie-
pressing effect, and under fair selling prices Tor
May declined Aa'sc. from yesterdays cloee.
Buying by a prominent operator. however,
caused reaction OF a.. and the market closed
steady az ~. below yesterday. Provisions were
somewhat feetlreiesS Ina open market Octo-
Der pork was traded ~ sparingly ~ flAiA Tho
general trading was slow. Inere we're NJ largs
individual purchases. The price displayed an
easier tendency. January pork ami November
and January lard su5erei a decline oi 20. o.
t0ber lard aud future shor'-rihs were unchanged.
November pork wae b. higher
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOWS. Mo. October li.-Flour quiet aud
dun. Wheat lower. No rcd, cash. lss e.. asked:
October. Sac. Rsked. December. -lsr; May,
stsc. td. Corn arm No mixed. cash. sNki:
May. 30.c. oats nrm. cash. 49, bli, lsAe.
asked aay. glc. BIZ Whskey sicsdy AZ silva
Provisions steady, quiet, ami unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CrSCISSarf. October li.-Flour nrm Wheat
barely seady; No. rcd, sr. Corn steady;
40. mixed. 80. Osts nrmer. No mixed. PA
22c. PORK steady az sli Lard In g0oh demand
AZ g. 10 Buik-meats strong ard unchanged.
Bacon strong ami unchanged. Mhiskey steady
AMI firm at ti02. Hogs stoaly; common nnd
light, s2%ah.O' packing aud butchers NlV~
$50 .
WILMINGTON. y. C.. October ii.-Turpentlns
dun A. f5c. Resin firm strained, nc. good
strained. sltc. Tar nrm a. si5l crude tuf-
pentue firm hard. $50; yeiow-dip aud VIZ
gin. t-21 .....,
LouIsyIrLr October il.-Graln steady: slight
advance: No. red. ~. torn-No. Mixed
$780, Oais. 2llsc. Provisions strong. stock llght.
NKw YORK COTTON FUrrRgS
NEW YORE. October il.-Net receipts. 80 bales;
gross receipts 2,.l2 bales futurosc'ose1 stehdy'
| sales, 1880 bales: october, fin1iafiA1'. No.
| yember, ti0lb. December. !i0ijaslllD; Iann-
AIRY. fi0l6ssl0lf, fehrusry, tl0s;aslg.J
! March, $40 l9nfl0-O. Aurl, sloHaliu3if Nay
! si0.iiASi0.i3; June. si0i@atlhi9; July, S@ola
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL. October li-Noon Cotton steady
! and In far demand; American mtdiltng,
! 5-lGd. snles 500 bales; speculation ana eA-
port. 400 baos; receipts. 100 hales none Ame-
| riran Futures weak: October, t<bia SOD
! October and November, 'S91a, 4-oii No.
! yembcr and December. li-6i.; December ani
! January. i-Giaj il-6id.: January AMI Fen
ruAry, ti-'tt5 i--.h. fe"fut,y ~
March, il.Gia5 49-6ii.. March and April
| 5 l5-6iaj H-eil.. April an1 NAY D "tii
| Nav t5.ffi.: Nav and June, A-fia
| H-5tI. Tenders .01 bales on new dockeir.
! Total salos f0r tho week, 5000 bales Amor
cau. 1900 bales trnlo ttkiuf-' including ioI,
| waIio1 from 7hipS r'lo' '''hv o.l'ss , -.
| eNror.a, 5000 bales. tOfti imports, 5000 bales;
| American, 81 UInhalrs. total stock, itNMy htl's
! American. 1900 bales total aiioai, ~, ~
| bales American, $4,000 hnie-.
2p M-Salrs Of American, 800 bales; p'in-
Der. 55-0iL. buyers. october and November.
| 3.-Gtd seller. Noqomhrr AMI December.
| 3-tii., buyers: December hni JAnnafy'
rod buyers; January AMI i7.snaiy'
| 49-Gti., value. February and March. i$bi1
seller; March and April. 5f-64i.. buyers; April
and May, it-dlt, seior. MaY ana june,
! b 4f-Gti. value Futures dun. American COOL
midaIng S1-ltd.: miiinng, si.; low middilng'
! l.lGd. good Oriinsry. "a; ordinary ,-loH.
| { T. M-Or0ber , 1914, bni pr. pciop'
| and November. lD0id.. seller; November AM
| Deceulher. . ll-fii., seller. December aui jan
| uary January ana February, fehrunry AMI
| March, , i3-GfI.. sellers. March and April
! 54314i. sellers: April aul May. p tioii. value;
| Nav ami June. lJ.6ld., soller. Futures closed
| barely st8aly.