Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

Nav YoRE. November 21.--Cotton dull; sales
to-day, 80 bales; last evening, los middling
uplands, size: middline Orioans, Sltc.; net re-
ceipts, ell ports, 1873 heles; exports-to Great
Britain, oSi baiesi Continent, 15,5l0 bales;
Wheat ernor and quiet; No. 3 red, el.06l4.
Options advanced SsaIisc. on Russian pFehibi-
ton news and declined aalsc. on foreigners
closed steady at }{a5Se over yesterdays No. .
red, November, sl.06lS; December, sL061f.
May, sl.10yS. Corn quiet ard firmer; No. 2,
Tic. In elevator. Options unchanged to Ac.
advance with wheas. Closed arm and dunt
November, zoe. May, 521lc Oats duh bus
stronger. Options quiet but nymer; November.
40c.; December, 40lac.; spot, sNo. 2, t0s
4iJac. Coffee--options closed steady; Novena-
sl2.55ss 1890; December, ei2ssia.1o;
March, sI1.6oast1S0; spot Rio dull bus
steady; Not 2. 133lc. Sngar--Raw Arm and
quiet; refined nrn With fair demand. holas-
ses--New Orleans quiet and steady. Rice irm
and fairly actiye. Petroleum quiet and steady
refined, New York, 0.40c. cotson-seed OIL
quiet; crude, 24a24t1c. Resin dun but steady;
DsoSs sS anna sS % ss % dur dur
Peanuts dun. Beef dun but steady. Beef
hams nrm aud quiet. Tierced Beef inactive.
Cut meats quiet; shoulders, DO hiddlcs frm
and quiet Lard nrm and auie,; western steam,
bid: January, e0.06. Freights arm cotton,
3i6d. asked; grain, b1fd. bid
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November 21.-Ths Russian uksss
has come az last. but Il did not have tho enect
on the Chicago wheat market that was anticl-
pated. Traders generaliy had taken 10 for
granted that the prohibition was but question
great degree spent Itself before | q Issue. but
Continental as well as Englishcables came In
higher, and this, together with an unusual adj
vance In the price OF English farmers deliveries
and rarorfed haitian buViU0 HrUnri1r4,.
started the market 20 advance Q second tmo
and was mostly accountable for tho frnsnesa
which existed to-day. Tho opening was about
Aa7kc. higher than yesterdays closing, bus
ess ts on about lsISc from the opening dsurss.
then started up Ggaiu, prices advancing 1sl1tc.,
ruled irregular, and the closing ass Jsstc high
err than yesterday. The corn marked started
strong at some Improvement over yestorday'e
active business the enthusiasm nattened out,
and dulpess, with, however. yerT nrm undcr-
tono was the predominatlng feature for the re-
malnder OF the day. November opened at 60c.
and closed az 50c.; May rested with gain OF
nc. since yesterday. The tIDde Ia oats FOR fu-
turo delivery Was unusually light, the market
being absolutely featureless. There was good
demand for cash oats. November opened steady
az 53ISc, advanced to 1885,, fell back 10 1910,
and closed j4c. lower at that price. May started
nj 33isc., sold up 10 33lic, receded 70 32s6aj3c,
and closed steady at 33c. The provision market
was affiictod with dulness and indi1oreuce on
tho part Of tho traders, and In the ebsence q
any strong lead from any % the tnduent1o&
packers, tho price changes were light Pom
closed 2Isc. lower for December and January,
and 7Jko. lower tor May. Lard Is unchxn9qC3
and ribs ARE also e. the Same price IS the d1Y
before, except May, witch Is fraction better.
Cam quotations: flonr--SpriDg patents
e4.dOaSB; patent, f4.50ae4.00; No. = spring
wheat, o33saD3tfc.; No. 2 red, 04a94lfo. No.
2 corn, bT1so. No. = oats, 33ssc. hess-Por
$3.50. Lard, 1920. Ehcrt-riDe, s5.76as626 |;
dry-salted shoulders, S5as6. IN. shcrt-ciear,
90. IOas6.15. Whlskey. Sl.1S.
Tnn leading futures rnnged az follows.