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

NEW YORK, November o.--Cotton quiet and
steady; sales to-day "a bales; also last week
not before reported 621 bales for spinning mid
ding uplands, Size; Orleans, s 11-l6c.; net
receipts, 1904 bales; exports-to Great
Britain, 46,772 bales; TO France, SOIL bales
to tho Continent, 2g,046 bales; stock, 1lO,21S
eom@On 10 sp e n1ur sooa
choice extra, s4.35a s5.35. Wheat active on
export demand and better prices; No. red,
s1.07H; options were lsahc. lower at the open.
rush OF export orders, covering al grades. and
a good deal OF urgency In buying, reacted halfc.,
and closed strong and active at y4a5fc. over Sat-
urday; No. z rcd, November, s1.07A; Decem-
ber, sl.0e; May. sLltsS corn-spot higher |;
advanced AaiAc. on very light stock and de-
crease In visible supply. This export demand Is
less general November, 00lsc: December,
guisr, closing stronger; options fairly active and
irmer; November, 3S9sc.; December, 3gl4c. I;
May, 40ssc. mixed western. 37a40lSc. Coffee
Options closed steady and 0a.0 points up; No
sl205; January, 81. 70asl1.s0; spot Rio
quiet and nrm.; No. 2, 1870. sugar-Raw
quiet aud firm; fair refining, DC; centrifugals,
9G-test, 39sa3 7-1ec.; refined In fair demand
and firm; standard A, 4 3.l6c. cut
Molasscs-New orleans quiet aud lrm /;
common to fancy, 2Sa32c.; new crop,
3Sa42c. Rice In far demand and nrm comes
tic falr 10 eXtta, otRAlc.s 5apbus ot2Ao>4c. TO
troleum quiet and easy renned, New. YORK.
6.20a6. 35c.; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
6.15a8.30c. In bulk, 3.s0a3S5c. Cotton-seed
oil stronger and scarce; crude. 25a26c.; yellow,
to good, sl.32Iaas1.4O. Turpen.ine quiet and
stesdier o. 35s4a36Ilc. Pork quiet and steady
new mess, S1075: extra prime, s10ss10.50.
Peanuts quiet; fancy handpicked, 4Isc. farmers,
sasse; Reef aaet; ia@ii sl lila .S extra
$3.50. Tierced beef quiet; city extra India
mess, 8lSas20. Cut meats weak; picked
shoulders, s5.75ae6. Middies, hrmi short-ciesr
November, 1910. Lard opened weak aud
closed strong; western steam, s6-45; city, 90 ;
options-Decsmber, s6.s3; January, 1851.
Froights strong and active; cotton, 1854.
grain, Cd. bid.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November 9.--Tte Illustrations In
the wheat market were q surprise TO the oldest
traders. For forty-eight hours there have beeu
copious rains throughout almost the entire
wheat belt and all reports agree that the benefit
to tho seeded crop Is almost inestimabie.
slight decline ruled at the opening, but tho indi-
cations of cold wave In the West and Northwest
and the reports OF strong cables quickly dist.
pated the feeling Of weakness and the market
quickly rallied and the recovery was followed by
a continual advance, interrupted only by occa-
sional fluctuations. The opening was about IA
&c. lower tnan Saturdays closing and ruled
Easy. The market then became stronger and
with slight fluctuations advanced 14alI<c.,
eased on, prices declining Itse,., nucsustod. and
the closing was about NC. higher than Saturday
Corn va generally active, stronger, and higher
the demand being sharp both from shippers and
from shorts Oats strong and higher IN synpa.
thy with wheat and corn. Hog products started
lower on tho big receipts OF live hogs at the
yarfs, 5000 head, but started up later In sym
patty with wheat and corn and followed theiI
improvement.
cash quotations. Flour unchanged. No. Z
spring wheat, 95a9534c.; No. 2 red. D63<c. No
corn, $50. No. 2oats, 32skc. Pork, $3.50
Lard. s6.f5. short-ribs, e5.75st6.t0. Dry
saited shoulders, s5.70aeo.75. short-ciear
s6.2os6s.30. whiskey. 91.1S.