Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

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midd,n-. tt,c. Tow II iddliug, l5-lOc.; good
ordinary, ~, not rccclpis-nono; gross r.
ceipt-. Il, $50 bales; eNporta-tO Great Britain,
3.U,t bales; O. tho Continent, 100 bales; tni-
wardsd, j,Oi0 bales; sales. 20 bales az splt-
ncrs. stock correct IN. 2O5,l1o bales. Week
ly-Net receipts, 4,1b3 bales: gross receipts,
57.349 bales; ekpor,s-to Great Britain, Iots
bn!es: 20 France, l,SIl balos, e. tne continent,
ll,O2i bales; forwarded, lHOo- baleo; sties'
l,CjJ ualgs, III spinners. Total i.-day Net re-
ceipts. ~, OGS bales; exQOrts-to Grcht Britain,
-. sO3 bales: to France, sol bales; 10 the Con-
tineut, 22,95D bales: stock, l,uet,'I1 hale7.
COnsoliuateI--Net receipts. 34n.b'J bai0s; eA-
pOrts-to Great Britain. 105.1JS bales; 10
France, 43,OSJ bales; to Tho Con ineni, 6i,hO1
bales Totals sin 70 September lsl.-Not receipts,
., l32. J3g bales: eXp1r-s--tO Great britain,
G54,6JJ bal-.: 20 France, lih,sJ9 bales; t. the
Continent, &3T,2l3 bales. Southern nour iuli
aud heavy. Nneat unsettled and loFor; active
for export; NJ. . rod, sLO-l9g&lVS. oploHs
closed steady at Iva -. I'll Ter ycstrrihy' No. =
rel, october and NO'e mhef' I l.v"l+, pciethb.r'
2LO4t.. Corn unsettled, weaker. nnd duh, 40.
=, ICa12r.: options dec.iuel va -, chiehy ON
near deliveries. on ilsud4uis, larger Interior
receipts, AMI l)Wsr cables. closing we * 40
yemOeg, Gi'.; December obitc: MGy' ~ &C.
Dat. weaker N les arti'ei No. :, 30 a., r.
options quiet ard Teaker: November, jug;
DoccIber, 3GI-c. COlice-Opuons opened bhre-
ly steaIy aui closed nrn. j Abe. up; Oc,oh,r,
S11GOas no; November. 81 .b3ao 90; sp"i
Rio nfmcr: 40 Z. l21sll31. -ugaf-kaW IL IN
AMI IA druuu - truLfli4g.4r, if'-AN-t' > jim
refined quiet and easier: STANDARD A, 4 BIO
grtnuiatoi, 4 3-lbat 1-l8c. Nonssos-Nc" - :
lcaus quiet ana steady; common 10 FANCY, So'
90. Rice ann and fairly active. fouoleati
easier and quiet; refined, Ne" iora' n:oa
y. Zoe. CuttOn-secd-lil quiet; crude, Han. [;
yellow, 30. Ko-ln quiet; strained, common 70
good, sl.32Entl.37la. Turpentne dun ana
easy a 3JlsA31r. Meats qliet Gud st'ady. ira-
nuts ga ~. Lard lower aud moderately actFo'
wrsteru steam, $3.50 bii; city, 90; November,
1920; January. sB.44 bid. Freights hfm aAd
active; cotton, 7-32d.; grain, 5GaJi'
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October 3O.-Ihere Was decided
drop in wheat lay, but IN the aggregate
9ooi speculative business was transacted NJ a
lower range OF prices. There was moro disposition
~ sell nni n good deal OF long wheat was closed
ouf The offerings to-day comprised cOnsdert-
bic wheot bought yesterday Tor al expected al
vance On tho kssiIun news AMI dry weather re-
ports, but tAore was no continuation "I
tho Russian Jews about prohibiting tne
export Of grain and there were indi atoms ot
rain I'm different sections. IL was TINS winch
caused the change IN sentiment end reaction III
the market The close WAS l]4c. lover. Corn
seem, inclined 10 strength eGrly and sOi up
some November touching 531 g.. early. But the
selling became urgent and the bulls failing 10
como 10 tbs markets support, weakness SET ia
and finally resulted In nara slump anu NJ
yembcr went oil to Jlbbc. Weakness IN wheht
Was m ifnD0r,ant factor in weakening corn
oats 0uiet md easy owing 70 the continued libe-
raj receipts and weakness In corn ana "heaI'
Hog products we're decidedly lower, largely III
sympathy with the weakness In tho gram plts
and there was also some raiding by tho bears.
January pork sold early up TO sll.23 but proke
Il sll % January Ia ir sold from So.2o 10
s625. During the last hour there was a Dig
slump in hog products. Pork declined to siO;eo
for January. lard y sd.05 tor January, and ribs
t. sj.07la for January. ~. n
suring wheat, 94j4c.; No . red. D34c no
corn, 55c. No. /? oats, 29%ia2y%c. PORK,
ssh. Lard. s5.02as 80. short-rlo-, s5.sOa
500 Dry-salted shoulders, 50. .Oaso'oo'
short-clear, sJ.3Oes6bU. Whiskey' TLio'