Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26

nsut 900 bales; forwarded, s9s bslss;
sales, 400 blies, all spinnsrs; stecki ns.lss
bales. Weekly Not rccespts. 7,572 bales,
i,O03 bales; Great Britain. 1896 bales Confs
nent, 1913 bales; forwarded. 1871 bales:
sales, 1855 bales, all sDnners Tgsss
to-dsy-Net receipts fy;ssz osis.; eIp ssnse.
l7a paie-: 20 the Continent 200 bales:
stock. 1.046.0l6 bales Consoliiatsf-Set re-
eeipts, 26i, 7so bales: eSports.to sireas bf's,n'
nsnt 81, s84 bales. Totals since sep'emb Dor lst-.
Net receipts, 2,474.e55 bales; exports 10 Great
Britain, S60,gei bales: France. i16,I9l bsies:
Continent. 3sa,ois bales. southern Hour auses
and steady. Wheat Asic. higher closing
nrm: No. 2. red, 77S.e. IN store and elevator;
71t4c. anoat; November, Iotc Deoeppe.'
77isc. MAY, s31Sc. Corn dun but ntmer; No =
red. 5Os4c. in olsystor; biAc. sooat; options sd-
vanced eSas4c., closing strong AMI mOaetstey
active; November, 50lee.: December. ootse.;
May, $40 oats dun but nrmer; November.
35skG; December, 36c. January, 3Tac.; epot
No 2. 35s4a36c. Coffee Options cloesd
steady ami 25a50 points up; November,
e16.75aeI6.s5; December, sihoOssib.so
January, sI8.40asi660; spot RIO dnli bat
armer. sugar-Resnef quiet Noiasses-S-s
Orleans quiet ana easy; open-kettle, new, good
% choice, 30s3Sc. Rice steady and in fair de-
nand. Petroleum Refined lover: Nes 1Ors.
$1,000; Philadelphia and Baltimore. 5000.
Cotton-s.ed oil steady: crude, Soc kosin dull
bat steady; strained common o. good. sl.Jvs
sl.35. PORK quiet and nrm. Peanuts que.
Beef. quiet and steady. Beei-oams Sln Do,
In fair demand. Middles duh short-ciear, ro-
vembeg. ESQ. Lard quiet and lower; wes'-
ero steam, slossl0. lsla: city, saSo NO
Freishts duh and weak; 1o'ton, 7-64s1si.;
grain, 254d.
CHICAGO. November 2s.--rhs sno. and slect
throughout the West whtrlsd prices up to-day
particularly for grain. Whsat advanced ic,
1 e,rn "a IN L. and AT prpylaiOra
opened easieT. but closed very irm az some al
vance. While tho earlier sales ~ wheat were
close to 1he hst prices Of Wednesday. the de-
mRnd soon became brisk. and there vasa steady
advance. The market got most Of its strength
! from the hbetsl ciearance> which were reported
from New lorS-ovar 100000 bushels fOr
Mednesday-and reports OF storms % snow and
! slect IN the Northwest, which were expected TO
I cut OS deliveries there. Good buying orders
wero on the market for New 1ork ana
OAlo, and the lo'al crowd on the hrst
/ display u strength made vigorous EFFORTS
/ 20 cover. Toward the close. which was steady,
/ the market eased on on free realizing
/ saies A. wheat DEVELOPED strength corn kept
cloac sympathy ami improved. The receipts
| we're extremely heht-Only los cars-snd ths
/ shorts we're quick 90 take alarm. Initial trade.
were az about Mejnesday's closing prico-, sui
! the market sold up jsslc., when on realizing mo
price worked back i4asSc., changed some, ruled
nrmer. and closed 81 or near the top prices tor
| the day In oats there WAS a beltor trade and
/ frmer feeling, tho market closing steady.
Provisions started with loss OF 40. since Wei
/ uesday on January pork, 5a1iFc. on January
| lard, and ITO. on ribs he forenoon market
| was dull and foatureless, after which hulishnsss
| In wheat and corn induced m advance until
| the losses wero rega med aud more. Pors showed
| a gain Of 7lSc., lard Of DC, and ribs q Sc.
| Casn quotations: Flour dull aud nOmlnsNy
unchanged. No spring and red wheat, &c.
| No. = corn, 42A.c. No. = oats, 3i.ec Porx.
| sl2.9Oasi3. Lard, $3.50. Short rios. s7.40a
| $50. Dry-sal'ed shoulder. sG25as7 san.
short-clear, s1.9bass.0'. Whiskey, sll1.
4 ms laadtng tutura. ranged A. tOiONs.