Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October l0.-Cotton quiet; sales to-
day, 81 bales; last evening, 80 bales uplands,
S3.c. Orleans, 3-loc; net receipts at all porte,
5o,235 bales; cxports-to Great Britain. 1853
bales: tho Continent, l,029 bales stock, s23,-
SS3 bales Southern -four firm and quiet.
Wheat strong aud quiet No. = red, &LOol.a
Sl.O6@. Options advanced 1c. on stronger
cables, reports OF shorts covering In Liverpool,
and a little more foreign buying here, declined
ssa7sc. on reseiling Of cargocs By exporters, ad-
vancsd lsc on better late cables and increased
covering Of contract, and closed firm at ssassc.
over yesterday; No. 2 red, October. slO7L;
November, sl.0sn; December, sl.l0I; May,
sl.155s Corn stronger aud fairly active; No. :
O54ab1ibc. options advanced hs7sc. and
closed firm on light receipts, 1rmer cables, and
In sympathy with wheat; October, 0ltsc. No.
vemer, 6I;lc.: May. 51lsc. Oats nrmer and
moderately active; options quiet aud unchanged
to i4c. up; October, 33l4c. November, 33ssc.;
Soc. Coree-Options opened barely steady and
closed steady and I0a25 points down; October,
sll.7O; November, sl0.e5as1l; December,
slo.s5sslo.9o; spot Rio quiet and steady No;
T. l23ic. Sugar-kaw firm and quiet; refined
fairly active aai arm Molassos--New Orleans
frm. Rico quiet and frm. Cotton-seed oilquiet.
RosIn gu ct. Turpentine dull and easy. Pork
active and steady Peanuts quiet; fancy band hand.
and duh western steam, s6.92x city, ~. goa
1919; November, $500; December, SUBS.
Froights firm and active.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October Io.-Ths price Of wheat was
chiefly governed by tho tone Of foreign a1vice5
to-day. Prices wore higher most OF the day as
the result OF speculative excitement aid higher
prices In Liverpool but toward the close OF the
day prices abroad weakened under heavy roali-
Ting sales. Tho market hero responded. and all
Of the gain over yesterdays highest figures were
LOST. December opened 81. 004ael.01, touched
sI.O11t, then teceicd with numerous small raj
lies to 81 .0OSS reactcd.an held for considsrn-
BILE time around sl00S, and then on lower
cables, the Northwestern weather reports, liberal
realizing, and report that the foreigners were re-
selling, n downward movement set In which cou-
tInued TO the close, when the prlco was at the
lowest figure for the day and weak at S011c.
against 81 .00A at the close yesterday. Corn was
little more active and generally stronger,
though there was not much animation In tho
trade, The speculative demand was only mode
opened at 53ssc. or 14c. higher than yesterdays
close, touched 52l4c., advanced to 53a4c., then
grew weak In sympathy with wheat and the
stump In hog products and sold on 70 53c., At
watch It closed. Oats we're neglected and steady.
Hog products were very weak, packers selling
freely and bears raiding the market for pork.
With tho exception OF a small reilly during the
lattor part OF the session caused BY realizing
bear purchases, tho course was downward
throughout the day with the result that pork
shows decline Of 47lfa60c. Lard Is OF 71sal0c.,
and ribs oaloc.
Cash quotations: Flour Arm and unchanged.
No. 2 corn, b3Ac. No. oats, 26]4c. Pork,
s9as9.25. Lard. $685.. ShOrt-ribs, 81. 90aS7. 10.
Dry-salled shoulders, s6.25as6.40. bhort-clsar.
51.4Oa$7.50. Whiskey, $1.1S.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
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