Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


New Yong, November l3.-Cotton steady ;
sales, 81 bales; uplands, 9%c. Orleans,
| 9 l3-lGc. net receipts, 1921 bales; eK-
| ports-to Great Britain, 1854 bales; TO
| France, 6,035 bales; 10 the Continent. a..
! $50 bales; stock, 649.9l7 bales. Southern
! flour dull and heavy. Wheat heavy and
/ lower, but moderately active; No. 2 red.
| S1.02L, options feVerish. pressed for sale
on dsquieting rumOrs, and closed i4a
/ 2Sc. below yesterday; No. 2 red, kOvem-
Der. 5L02i December, Si.Os; February.
sl.052se. May, SL07%. Corn moderately
active but weak; No. 2, 654a59Ac. in
5SHc.. December. Soc; May, Coo. Oats
moderately active but weak options quiet
and easier November, is%c.; December,
3956c: May, size; No. q. spot, issIa
4915c, Hops quiet and steady. Coffee
Options closed steady o. d quiet No
vember, Sl7.25; December, $40. 95aS17. 10 !;
May, si5. l0aSl5.30; spQ' Rio easier and
quiet; fair cargoes, igb{c. 6ugar-Raw
steady and In fair demand; fsir refining,
4Lc. centrifugals, 96'-test, 519a5&c. re-
fined quiet Molasses-Foreign nominal |;
New Orleans easy. Rice in fair demand
and steady: domestic. fair 70 extra, 54a
6llc. Petroleum quiet and steady; refined.
1900. Cotton-seed oil quiet and steady;
Rosin steady and quiet; strained. common
20 good, tl.iSaSl.50. Turpentine dull and
lower at 40&ailAc. Wool 6rm but quiet.
Pork steady. Beef quiet. Beef hams quiet
and weak. Tierced beef dull and firm.
Cut-meats quiet and steady. Middles quiet
and easy. Lard quiet and steady; west
ern steam, $685. bid; city, s5.90a$ IS !;
November. s6.S2 December. $685.; May,
81 bid freights frmer; cotton, 9-64d. I;
grain, AID.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. November la-Cash quotations:
Flour unchanged No. spring wheat,
941sc. No. 2 red, 41fc. No. corn, 5OAc.
No. 2oats, 429Sc. Aess-pork. 30. 5OaS2 62j5.
Lard, S6.l15s. Short-rbs, S5.40ss6 45.
Shoulders, $5.3711aS5.50 Short-clear, $3.50.
Whiskey, Sl.A.
The grain markets were dull and heavy
early in the session and weak toward the
close. A decline Of 214c. was registered at
the wind-up of wheat dealings: lAc. was
Topped OF corn. oats suffered 10 the extent
OF &c, and provisions weakened in SYM
patty. Wheat opened lower and not very
active. December sold at 1910. and Nav et
S1.04N. These prices, being Nc. lower than
the closing Yesterday, induced some buy
ing by previous short-sellers, and during
the time Of gathering profits on such trades
prices improved 10. The tone was heavy
and business light with very little inform
alton coming 10 hand Of q nature to dis
turb either Of the parties to the deal. As
the statistical portion of the market has
not changed materially, the altered tone
OF speculative sentiment must be ascrlbed
in great part 70 the stringcncy OF money.
SCRIP FOB WHEAT.
The elevator-men Of the Northwest ara
reported 70 have held meeting yesterday
at which il was resolved that owing to the
scarcity Of money they might 10 short
time be compelled 10 issue scrip IN pay.
ment for wheat, and were understood 70 b
preparing circular tor distribution en-
bodying that proposition II YES tho
circulafion Of that piece Of information
which, coming on tho top Of the Pre-
viously- sxistlng dependency Of The balls,
caused the principal break At the DAY.
Previous 10 tho report o. thus niece Of pews
hesvinsas had already been Induced b. NE
Osnc1nneti Prjm Awrosfs usual weekly ~
port estimating The svailahl6 expoRfable