Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK,

NEW YoRx. October I2.-Cotion duh and
CASTER sales to-day, 81 bales: also last week not
before reported, 3S bales for con sumption and
14S bales for export: uplands. y l1-iOc; Or
leans, 9lsc.; net receipts ut al ports. .t.3O1
bales; cxports-to Great Britain. 11,2O3 bales:
70 France. 4,S22 bales; 20 the Continent, S,oso
bales; stock, 16s,lss bales. southern hour
iuli and easy; common 10 fnir extra, sIvDh
s4.35: good 10 choice DO. sf.iOaS5.3J. Nheat
lover, unsettled. aud fairy active: No. ? red,
sl.O5 in store and elevator: slOjeSaeLO't
aioot: options declined i'la2Asc. on the Govern
mont report, which Indicated crop Oh ABOUT
100000, 600 bushels, besides there were weaker
cables. while the largest operators were all sell
ers. Better weather was reported from thc
Northwest; alsO n large increase In The visible
supply Tho market reacted t4assc. AMI closed
weak at la.a2c under Saturday; No. = red. DC
tober, s1.05x; November, si.Oo1s; December;
sl.OSI. Corn higher and less active; No. :
62aO2!pc. In elevator; o5c. anoat, options a..
yancci i9a3.c. On near months on active expor.
business ana Hight receipts: late months WEAK
October. 02isc.: November, 6l7tc.: December,
5i7tc. Oats stronger and fairly active; options
nrnor ana quiet; October, 33t,c. November
$3.50; December. 343Sc.; spot No. =. 3s14a
3+f.c. Hops quiet and tirm; STATE. common 10
choice, 12al6c.: Pacific coast. l3al6c. Coffee
Options opened firm at l0a2O points advance
AMI closed steady at 25a35 up; October. 81 .sOa
sl2; November, sli.05asl1.25; December,
Sllu5l1.2O; spot Rio mere active AMI sscady /;
No. :. I%N.al3c. sugnr-Raw active and nrfn;
fair refining. So. bid: ccntrfreal-. Si-test' "ss.
4lsc.: cui-lpaf ami crashed, 31-c.; p0~iefri.
i}sc.; granuatei itse4ssc. N0lasses-New of-
lenn- quiet aud arm; common 20 fancy, %oa''Sc'
Rice arm and quieter; domestic, far to cAiia.
Jlaa7c.; Japan. sol ,a.I5Hlc. Petroleum elsy
and quiet; refined 10 Ncw York, 0.30r6.45c.; &C
Philadelphia and Baltimore. J.2ja6.40c; IN
bulk, 3Nua3DJc. Cotton-seei oil duu: ne"
crude, 3Or.; new yellow. Doc. Rosin steady aud
IN ct: strained, common 20 good, oi.3Ja< Lao:
Iurpon;inc dull at 31a35l9r Wool steady and
quot domestic fleece, 3Oa36c.: Texas. l6a2tc.
Pork dull and weak; rew mess, rll.Suasil''1,
extra prime, slO.5Oasll. Peanuts steady; fancy
hand-pcked, Hsa4c.; farmers, 2l.a3l9c. Beer
steady and quiet; family, sllafl2; extra mess,
.9aSlU. Beef hams quiet and easy; luot'i NJ
sl2.5O. lierced beef quiet and steady; extra
India mess. slsas20. Cui-meats quiet pickica
shoulders, 6itc. Middlas weak; short clear, No.
vember. s7,s5. Lard lower and dun western
steam, S6S21; city. s6.65; November, $685.; ;
December. 1896. Freight5 firm aud active; cot
ton, i5-O4d; grain, Bad.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO October l2.-Whcat opened weak and
lower to-day. The primo casse was the Govern
mont crop report u Saturday, which WAS pro-
muigatei after the close u the board. IL iDdi-
Gated the very large total OF about oy0,OOo,OOo
As tho seasons yield. which would give q
| for export Tho nrst sales here showed
| n decline Of lt.c. from Saturdays close, but
almost Immediately the market began 70 de-
| volOp strength AMI eventually advanced lc., but
| lost part OF the improvements luc
! statement that al American cereals were 10 be
! admitted into Germany duty free In return Tor
the free admission Into tho nitei States ol
| German beet-sngal WAS not generally Deneyed
| here bat II nevertheless caused some covering
| by timi1 shorts and helped the advance. Inc
| news which had u more decidedly hulilsh erect
| on the market in the carly trading was the Sig
nal Service report Indicating rain, with probable
| snow. on the unrhreshcd wheat shocks In tho
| Northwest, with continued clear, dry weather IN
! the Southwest, which, 10 was argued, wCull
| further delay winter wheat seeding. December
| openei nj 9Si4a9si.c. against 09lsc Gu Satur-
| day nj tho close sold up 20 9st,r, OF 10 esli,
M to 90 &C., recedei % gSter., rallied near the
! Corn was nervou-ly strong. The market
! Orenel i al5c. lower on tho Government report
| placing the condition a, 92.5 against oil last
month and indicating crop of 2,oo0,oOo
| bushels but soon sold ~ 1a2kc. on liberal pur-
| chascs by the local shipping CONTINGENT and
| shorts who came In on the advance. Realizing
| carried the market back l9alc.. after which IL
| ruled Grn. October opened nc o2ltc. against
| j3c AT the close on Saturday sold up rregl-
| lArly to Doc, and reacted to dc, around which
| fg1ro il held for long time, thon. near the
| close IL advanced TO "A g. nni closed at ot1ec.
| Oats Nere quiet and steady aud closed t.a'sc-
| hicher Pork WAS active but lower early. though
| recovering most % the decline later IN the day
| The nauidation was again very general. the
| demand was slack and the bids much reduced
| The big stock Of pork hero, which VIII become
| irregular on January LIST, was the depressins
/ factor, and the weakness in this dragged down
| tho long futures. The close shows u loss Of
| 7Iva1Jc. Lard Is 7laai2c. lower and ri0;
| 16aljc.
CASH quotations: Flour firm and unchanged
| No. spring wheat, 96tlc.; No. :, red, a1t.a
| No. . corn, 5i,.g55c. No. 2 oats, IKE. Pork
| Ss.s7i1lsg. Lard. s6.f5. Short-ribs s3.s0as7
| Dry-saited shoulders lboxed) -d.25at6.4O
| short-clear. e7.35as7.i5 Whiskey, sl.ls
The leading futures ranged a. follows: