Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-07

MARKETS az TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW York. November 0.--<,cttcn dull /; mid
ding SIC; Low middlne, 1S16c; good otdl:
S Sssy, ~ net ssosDs, soas s ss s
forwarded, l,202 bAles; sales. 40 bales
iy--Net recsipts, 1000 bales grcsAa
53,o52 bales; erpor1-to Great Britain, iS,Lcs
s,468 bales; forwarded 1e,437 bales: sases.
5A5 bales. all epinneys. Total to-day-Net re-
ceipts, 6o,447 bales; exports--to Great Britain
tinent, l1,sla bales; stock, 1,44t,248 bales.
Consolida;ed-Net receipts. 349,046 bales; ex.
ports--to Great Britain. l40.041 bafes; 70
France, 22,321 bales; to the Continent, 6s.ssS
2.456,s45 bales; exports-to Great Britain,
7p4, oales: to France, 141 ,O60 bales: 70 the
Continent, 306,09S bales. southern ncnr nrn-
or sad In fair demand. Wheat acsive and high.
elevator; &1.o63sasi.oSA s!iost. Options show
unusual activity. All foreign accounts are
stimulating in representing largo wants OF Al
cereals. There are tul cable acceptsnces,
anxious inquiries for future deliveries Of large
lines, advancing cables, and material short
Interest Prices through the day advanced
steadily and closed S3ss2ssc. above yesterday.
There is;great diricaity In getting sufficient
November. SLOTS; December, SL082s; Nay,
sLl4a. Corn higher and moderately active;
NO. z, 7la7sc. IN elevator; 7254c. a1ost. VI.
lions show heavy commitments for export and
generally strong and buoysns feeling. With an
advance for the day OF 1$aslc. the market closed
firm; November. 6Sc.: December, $40. May,
34Slc. Oats-spots active and Irregular, closing
sseady: options fairly active aud 6rmer No
vember. 3S3zc.; May, 40}sc.; spot No. 2, 3s34a
40: mixed wostern, 3Sa40lfc. Conee-options
opened barely steady, closed steady AZ baXo
points down; November, st1.0o; December,
sl1.60aS1I.70; January, s11.40aslL50; spot
lilo quiet and hrm; No. 7, 13I4c. susar-kaw
arm and quiet; refined frner and In fair de-
mand; confectionery A, Slide holasses--Nev
Orleans Arm and quiet; common TO fancy, 2sa
S2c. new crop, a5aiSr. Rice fairly active and
arm. Petroleum quiet and steady; refined,
New YORK., d20ab.35. Cotton-seed oil dun
but steady; crude, 24c. Rosin quiet and steady;
common TO good ST. aimed, &t.32tassi.3Its.
Turpontine dull and easy ~ 35lsaJ1c. PORK
quiet aud easy; new moss, si0.15: extra prime,
S10aS10.5O. Peanuts quies. Beef dull Beer
hams quiet Tierced beef quiet. CIT meats
dun but steady. M.ddles nrm. Lard hrtn ana
quiet; western steam. s845 bid; city, SO; Do
cember, x6.42; January, S6.61 bid. Freights
strong with good demand; cotton, 13-5id.;
grain, Cd.
CHICAGO, November 6.--In the wheat market
to-day stronger feeling developed, and the
market was active and advancing throughout
Thcro was good trade, with shorts covering
freely and buying on LONG account. The adj
vance MAS attributed 20 the strong tenor OF cable
adyices, continued dry weather IN the winter
wheat country, and further rumors pertaining
to the expectation o. wheat from Russia The
opening was about 9lc higher than yesterday s
cioeiDg. and With some fluctuations the market
advanced &c. more. then eased Oh &c. again
advanced 13lc., and closed about 2stc. higher
than yesterday. Corn was strong and decidedly
hight Tho small receipts OF old corn, the az
tive eS OFT demand as the seaboard, and the
strength In cash corn here. together with the
sharp advance In wheat ani oats. strengthened
tho shorts and started buying. Daring the last
hour there was q biz slump in corn on heavy
selling, and the market broke badly. oats were
strong and higher with the shorts trying hard TO
cover. Hog products were weak.
Cash quotations: Flour unchanged. no. z
spring wheat, g65sc.: No. 9 red, e74c. No. 2
corn, 5BlSc. No. 2 oats, 3234c. Pork, sS.4Th
as9.50. Lard, s6.12ls. Short-ribs, s5.00a$c.20.
Dry.salted SHOULDERS, s6.70as5.75. Short
| clear. Sd.25as6.50. Whiskey, e1.1S.
The leading futures ranged rs follows: