The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-25
MARKET REPORTS.

New York, Sept. "a. -[Spociail Got
ton easy; sales 400: upl;nds 1919; Or
leans 10 9l6. Net receipts @g3S9; ex-
ports to Great Britain 1906: France
$50: continent $500: stock 81, 1850.
Southern flour. heavy. quiet. Wheat
dull, weak, l lower: No. I? rcd 1903
"a &, elevator. Options weak 1l5Dss,
lower: No. . red. September 1lOM.
October l0l: December 1899: May
1919. Corn moderately active. go q"
lower weak; No. ,, 550l 4, elevator
Der, October and Novembcrber "a "a
December 5t9s; May sc. Oats
moderately active, unchanged: options
dull, easier; September 441G: October
il4; May 1864; No. >, spot. -. Hops
unsettled; new 40@4j. Coffee options
closed steady. better cables; September
lS.30M50; October l7.55GocO: May 600
@ 10; spot Rio dull, steady: fair cargoes
204. Sugar, raw, quiet. steady; fair
refining 53s: centrifugals, 90 test, &;
refined quiet, unchanged. Molasscs.
foreign, nominal; New Orleans quiet
Rice unsettled, quiet; domestic, fair to
extra, 53s @6js. Petroleum steady,
quiet; refined 7.7i. Cotton seed oil
quiet; crude 27@2s. Rosin steady, quiet
Turpcntinc quiet, easy. 404Go Il. Wool
Beef steady. Beef hams weak, dull,
1850. Ticrccd beef quiet, firm. Cut
meats firm, fairly active. Middles quiet.
steady. Lard pressed for sale, lower,
unsettled; Western steam 80; city 5.95;
October 6.25; November $40 asked: De-
cember $50 Freights steady; cotton
3-32; grain free.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 24.-[Spccial]-
Flour steady, wheat dull, lower. No.
red, o.. Corn strong, higher. No.
mixed, 50. Oats strong, No. = mixed.
294@14. Pork steady, lO@5O; lard
easier, dull; Geo bulk meats, quiet; ba-
con easy: spot, clear, G621@. Whiskey,
firm.
CHICAGO, Sept. "a Especial Wheat
fair: speculative business was transacted
with Il lower range of prices. The feel
ing was nervous and unsettled. a great
deal of long wheat was closed out and
around Sl.00 for December and good
many stop losses limits were reached.
1t was continuation of yesterdays weak
ness. The offerings were heavy and
the demand only moderate, an effort to
check declining prices being only par
italy successful. Opening was weak
and 4@3s lower than yesterdays clos
ing, but there was rally of $50 "a soon
after opening, which again took the
down turn and prices declined II, with
December suffering still greater reduc-
ton. a quick rally of e followed, but
quickly rcceded again, the market at
this point showing considerable nervous
ness, and after fluctuating closed about
one cent lower than yesterday.
Corn was only moderately active,
trade being local. The feeling prevail
ing was weaker. The first trades were
at a slight decline, after which the mar
kct hardened some, but soon ruled
weak, selling OFF at 4@2S, changed
some, and closed with loss of 4@1@.
Oats were traded in fairly at an irregu-
lar range of prices. Trading was mainly
in May, which tluctuated q. Opening
was steady with fair bidding by shorts,
and prices advanced y. Prices quickly
recedcd Is, rallied slightly, but again
weakened and rcccdcd q more, and
the market finally closed at 14@5s, de-
clining from yesterday. Mess pork
trading was only of moderate volume; in
January and May the decline was
6M7}9 there being slight recovery from
extreme inside figures. Lard was only
moderately active; prices ruled quite
weak, and the latest quotations were
practically at the bottom. In short-rib
sides fairly liberal business was done.