Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-05

0.o+d taics; cxports-to arsas BrssA1o, ASS
bslcs; iorwar.cd. 1888 bales ssiSa. a2O baioD
spinners, $40 bales stocs, gs9,o64 oeIees
Totals to-day-Nes receipss, 4a.2o6 baiss: %.
Continent. 14.ss5 bales; ssoct. Dtl,xls balsA
Weekly Not receipts. 3.0i6 bales: Groes, 90.
475 balcs; expoTts-to Great britain. l7,4ty
bales: France, 200 bales; Continent, 1903
bales; spinners. 1869 bales. Consolidated
Net receipts, 2s7,6l9 baiss: exports-so Great
Britain, I0l .le5 balcs: France, si,77f balee
Der ist-Ns, reeeipts i,sss.ots balss! sa.
lor's-6reat Britain, 5ss,<00 bales; France,
V2.y21 bales; Continent. 200. Tao balee. south
orn -four dull aud easy. whss, moderately
soro and md elevator s.ss .es ss. aSo.s
closed weak and ", under Yesterday; No. z
red, November, 7<lsc.; December. 70c.: MAY, Sc.
Corn dull and lower: No. 2 red, 4D,xc. in Glove
lower bat steady; November, 4oltc pscssebsr.
oOstc.; May, oissc Oats quiet and easier
options moderately active aud iowe-: NovsIn Der.
3olsc December. 3o9sc..; Nay. $3.50. spot No.
CofIee-options ciosed steady 8 poia's up To I'd
points down; December, al5ael5.OS: January.
sl4.SOasit.s5; spot Rio quiet but STEADY.
sugar-Renned easy and quiet. Moiassss
Orleans dull but steady. Rice fairly active aud
steady. Petroleum quiet and steady; reaned,
New York. $3.50; Pbilsdelphis and baltimore,
$3.50. Cotton-sced oil QuIe. anG Arm; crude.
2slSc. Rosin quiet and essy; strained. common
10 good. sn27l1ael.32Js rUrpcntlae quiet and
easy q, 31a3lS9c. Pesnuts steady Cut meats
nrm; picked bellies, sA4s9c. shoulders, ~.
Other meats dun and quiet. Lard higher;
western steam, t9.37ls; November, ss.s6
bid; January, e.. Freights quiet and easy.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. November 4.--Livc,iness. followed
by stupidity. characterized to-days markets.
Compared with last night, wheat and corn are
Lc. on. and pork and lard Nc. up Oats aud
RIBS are about unchanged. Initial transactions
In wheat were at the ful closing figures " last
night. with every appearance OF strength. Tho
market. notwithstanding, was quickly weakened
on liberal receipts IN the Northwest, aud q por-
feet food OF offerings by leading operators. With
Partridge, Mitchel, and Cnsmpiin In the lead.
Partridge appa eotly bad brokers all over the pit,
and New York and ~. Louis also had liberal SELL
ing orders on tho market. Advices reported sn
improved feeling later IN New York, and the
strength in Liverpool being confirmed. the mar
ket began to react. Tue early sellers having
been pretty veil bal.ed out, the market soon re-
covered all the early toss and held steady and
firm for considerable time, but turned weak
during the last hour on the absen,e ot any adj
dltional bull news and on Tree selling. Trade got
quite dun near the end. Ia the gossip mat took
the place OF trade, is was pointed out that there
has not been n November In tvcnty- seven years
in which wheat has solt ~ lon as u tii yester-
day--60'tc. for ash. The nearest approach 10
IL was en- November 10, 1854. when cash wheat
sold az 70Jsc. The lowest FOR May wheat sold on
that day was S0c
Uasn quotations. Flour nominal No 2spring
and red wheat 70a4c. No 2 corn, 4lssc. No ,
oats, 30a30i4c. Pork. sli.75aslLsTl% Lard
ss.75ae9. Short-rtbs. 4d.o5. Dry-.alted Shout
ders. 81. 20,s7.25. Shor,-cloar, s1.05ass. Wbls-
key. sl.l5.