Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06
THE RICHMOND DISQUALIFICATION. OCTOBER 6, 1892.

= Lice. sales. 2p4 bales; net receipt. 81
all portr, 2s,Os4 bales; exports-to Great BIZ
tain. 1925 bales; Continent 1879 balesi
easier, closing steady: No. 2 rcd, 7sAc.
In store and elevator: 1pAc. anoas: op-
tons closed steady: May unchanged; other
months Aaasc. lover. No red, OCTOBER,
easier and Iairly active Tor export; No, 2, 5oSis
Ole. In elevator: 51As52hc. aroat; OPTIONS dun,
closing weak; October, hlsac.; NoSemoet.
51jsc December, SIC. Oats fairly active,
nrmer for white; options dull; October, 3gs.
November, 37c.; December. 3s1sc.; spot No.
2. 30t6a3GLc. mixed western, 3oa3lc.
Cofec-0ptions closed firm, 5al5 points up:
October, s14.50; November, SIS .4oaslhsD:
December, s14.30asfA.50; spot Rio quiet hus
steady. sugar-Refnea quiet and unchanged.
PORK 1rmer and quiet. Peanuts STEADY: beer
quiet. Cutmeats FIRM and scarce. Al1oIes
Gglet: shOrt-clear, $40 for October. Laru
higher anj a trife more active: western steam,
ss.02I%; city, s7.75ass.O5: october, $3.50;
November. s7.S5 asked; January, s1.4o asked
Freight, steady and moderately active
cHICAG 60.
CHICAGO. October 5.-Four million bushels OF
long wheat were dumped into the pit Today
Nevertheless, wheat tonight Ia only Il TO tlc.
lover than at the close yesterday. Corn Is from
I to lbc. lower. Provisions were hrm ana
higher under the lesd OF Janu1ry pork, vhice
advanced seize. per barrel. Wheat opened
very strong, and frat Gales were at sone adj
vance, the strength being based on highercabies
and a brisk local demand. Bat there seemed 70
DO any amount for ssle at the advance, ana
there was n gradual loss OF etc.. from which
there wassubsequently but little rebound. lDe
corn market was FIRM at the opening ana n nttle
higher. due 10 part % the colder weather anu
some frost In Northern Wisconsin and Michigan.
The receipts were somewhat less than had been
estimated, which also helped the market ~ tho
start. The frmness began 70 give war 10 n dii-
ferent feeling, when wheat was observed to be
tagging, and the slight Gain With which the mar
ket opened, ana other gains besides, we're
knocked OF the starting values busl-
ness In the pit was fairly active az
times, but there we're also long intetyals oI
dullncss. The fat that frOsis we're predicted oy
the signaI-Service bureau for the states OtOhlo'
Pennsylvania, and New York. stbadied the mar
ket at the decline. The stimste receipts OF
COB cars for to-mo. row Was consldered 100 nsaVy
n movement 10 wake up the bull side OF the
market. There was a gradual 1rming up Of all
products In tho provision trade, the bulk OF tho
business being for January. with October gem
emily neglected. Ever since tho Fret cnoissa
hcare there has been more or lees shorttng OF tue
market for January, 90 a. 20 be ready for the
decline which might follow the breaking down
% the Wright corner In shCrtribs. OF late the
receipts Of hogs have not come up 10 expecta-
tons. Instead Of a heavy movement and lower
prices at the yards. hog products arc being
marked up gradually. The shorts are now be-
ginning 20 get even on their January contracts.
In pork II was known that Wright was n pretty
god buyer. and this gave the market a III.
Altogether the broad. strong market was q sur
prize, with corn heavy and lower.
Cash quotations.: Flour quiet nominal, UNI
changed; NO. , spring and red wheat, 739sa
731Sr.: No. , corn, 1870. No. . oats, 3l1ec.
PORK. s11.25astl.37h. Lard. sS.42HasS.6o.
Short-rlhs, s7.75asl0.6O. Dry-salted shoulders
s!1oaS7.20; shor-ciear, sS.05asS.lO. Whisky,
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