Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11
MARKETS 81 reLeSaA7s

NEW YoRx. September i0--Cot,on--Est re-
cetpts, i.ys2 bales expor;s-to Great brLAins
i,2s2 bales stock, 1870 bales. southern hour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and unsee
tlod, closing firm No. red. si.0isfi.OIh In es--
vator: optious quiet: advanced ikaisc. nnj
closed islAc over ycsteEsay. The rise VS.
owing TO the purchase OF large line 81 vhestss
the West: Nc. red. >eDtembog, f-.Ois Octo-
her, ii.02E: November. AGO.: Decemoer,
sL05; May, ti.Oia. Corn higher, In good de-
nand. and scan-s; No. z, SA aNsc. In eievs.
Tor options ts<c ny, cioslns s!ons hs,ps1
by tho rtse IN snoa. s-ptcmber. 5a@: oct-
Der snd November. s3kc.; Decemycr, o3Ss.
Oats higher and in gooi demand; options fairly
active and higher ssptombcf. *. octoeri
western. STATS. HoIs FIRM and quiet Coffee
Options closed firm and unchanged 10 20 poiats
ny and quiet: septemosr. ti19aatsOo oetobefs
siI%asl7fb; December, sieo0asiesg; spot NJ,
hrm and quiet; fair cargOes. s2ls9 sugar 1uet
and steailer. tar refining, ,-lGc rehDed
quiet Molasses-Foregn nominal: New Or
leans dun common % fancy, ssa,'c. Rice 6rnl
and in god demand. Petroleum steady AMI
quiet refined, 7.gc. Rosin steady ani quiet:
strained. common ~ good. tl.4OstifA 1urpco-
tine nrmer and quiet At i0kalic. "oo' dnii eut
steady. Porg moderately acuse fes' rieaiy
and quiei. Beef hams weak and l~" iierret
beef dril but steady Nut-meas s,ssdy aud IA
fair demand picked Shoulders. pa 90. Nid-
dies quiet auf stcaiy Lard armor' though
quieier: western steam. sG50 bii October.
s6S5 bid November. plSS bid: Dscsm Der, soss
bid. freigAts weak: cotton, i-ioalA.d
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. September iG-Cash quotations;
-Four unchanged. No aspr,rg wheat. ssl. Nh
Ma rcd. ti.1a. No corn, Esc No. .
oats. ssr. Mess-pors, rHaafia Lard. ESo.
short-riha, fAJ'atAR shoulders, E75atA.'S.
short-rIear. g5.s0asAsN Whisky. sl.la
Wheat fairy scIye and closed ,sa'.c. higher
than yesterday There was no disposition 10
eng gage ia nov speculative ventures today, ope-
TatOrs generally bcing inclined 10 avail tho
Government report ant 10 on a surer footing S
g. VIVA course 20 pursue. outside business was
hight ard most OF the ra1ing local Operators
were rather bgllishly inchaed. believing that
the Government report "0n!d make poorer
showing as Ia Tho yield q spriug wheat than
Tho last report 'ne opening WAS from about
she samo 4, yesterdays closing % e. lover.
Pricce varied soms What, nut dec inei after eomo
fluctuations sc. iCr December sni ',r. for May,
then became stronger, and under buying al
,ancoi ls. or - sL0!A Tor December ana
| 81 O6S for Nay. eAse1 OF some and closed 20
| '.r. higher than yesterday. Corn--A fair bust.
moss, the feeling being Al : mes relatively nrmer
| ON near fuure4. October IN particular, vhils
1 May was heavy. Rains were reuoriejiu Missouri
1 bat elsewhere IA tho corn belt tho weather
was clear. First trades were At slight alvarez,
| prices ruling nrm tor a tlms, then casing
I on haisc, Advancing sake, reseins
&c, ruling steady and losing wiz,
| higher. Prices advanced Asibc. and closed
| at nearly outside ngures. Tho strength was
| attributable g. the advance in Wheat aud corn,
| small arrivals end purchases by heavy local
trader. aess-pork moderately active. oher-
ngs we're light carly. ra.her more pressure. par
titunrly for October, later, and prices declined
5)a60c. on near, aud ~ aiJr. on deferred iei'-
| erisS Toward tho close The decline in prices
| for iefeue ell deliveries Was fully recovered. The
| market closed steady at about NELL lln bgpre-
| Lsrd-N0t much NE was meuifestci Tho
| changes 10 prices wore slight, rniher fAvoring
| sellers. Ia HhOrt-rib sides very little business
WAS transacted. Prices exhibited very little
| change.