Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, November 2.-Cottop steady (;
mlddllng uplands. 4 5-l6'.: Orleans, Size. (;
sales, $50 bales; total net receipts, all ports,
40 l73 bales; eXports-to Great Brltaln, ~
797 bales; 10 France, 6,45S bales; 10 the
Continent, 1905 bales; stock, o33.2ss bales.
a uthern nour quiet and easy. Wheat easier
and fairly active, closing steady No. red,
73b9a733lc. In store and elevator: 74L4c afoat;
options fairly active, closing steady; November,
73Ac.; December, 755sc. May, $3.50. Corn
dull and lower: No. ., SOC. ia elevator; 503sc
afOat options quiet and Irregular, closing
steady November and December, lsaIac down:
others, lsaS1c. up; November, 4gl.G: Deccm-
Der, 51Ikc. May. 5134c. Oots dull but irmer OF
tons moderately active and stronger; Noyem-
Der, 36lsc.; December 3753c.; spot No. ., 3ota
30c.; mixed western, 35a3Ic. touee-Optlons
closed steady, lOa2O points down; November,
eI5.25; December, slj.0J: January, s14.75a
s14.s0; spot Rio duil and easy; No z, 10c.
sugar-Refned unchanged. holaEses-New Or
leans dull but steady; common 10 fancy, 20a
3jc. Rice in good demand aud firm. Petr0-
leum quiet; re.ned lower; New York. $500;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, sj.s5 Cotton-soed
oil strong; crude, - NC; yellow dip, Bic. Roam
quiet aud hrmi strained common to good,
sl.30ssI.35. Turpontine duh but nrm at
3llsa32c. Pork active aud strong. Peanuts 10
fair demand. Beef quiet. Beef hams inactive.
Cut-meats firm. Middles duh. Lard stronger
and quiet; western steam, s9.12h bid; city,
asked; January, 1915 asked. Freignts quiet
and steady.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, November "A strong rally
after an interval Of depression, WAS the feature
OF to-days markets. The strength extended 10
all pits. lifting both cereals ana Provisions
The price changes from last night however.
arc not remarkable. In wheat, at tue start,
there was apparently general feeling OF DIS
enlargement and free liquidations, increased
by rains throughout tho wlnter-wheat district.
December was the weakest. and fell 10 &c. dis
count on May, against 5lsc. difference. Under
the influence OF various items OF ball news the
market developed considerable nrmnsss and
prices reacted. The opening was L4c lower and
prit es declined 4a9sc. more railying later about
5sc.. and closing steady, Nc. from tho top.
Corn was weak during the nrst hour. and
sold on sharply, influenced largely by the
downward tendency In wheat, for all other con-
dtions we're favorable. Late. when wheat be-
gan to react, corn quickly followed. Opening
trades were at q lsaAc. advance, but prices
sagged 24alc., resctng later 1<aLc., rnled quiet,
changed some, and closed with a fractions' gain.
Oats were steady most Of the day. The clOse
WAS at l4a1Sc. above yesterdays ngures. There
was sharp action In toe provision market most
OF she session. IL was not unexpected. The
trade knew that the Cudahy-Wrght people were
after the Ryan & Co. pork Many think this line
was sold out this morning. There a break
OF zoe. and then TIE market went soaring. COM
pared with last night pork Is l5c. higher, lard
17Ifa25c., and ribs Nc. I. j. Ryan to-day adj
pounds short on the October rib deal. He also
said that he did not propose 10 settle at the
arbitrary price 1xed on Monday. The vlsor with
which he was pursued In the pit to-day may or
may not have come bearing on the rib deal. 4
Cash quotations Flour dull and unchanged.
No. spring and red wheat, 70I4c. No. corr,
40l4c. No. 2 oats, 30a30lsc. PORK, sl2. 50a
slf.G2Lt. Lard, ss.3oses.70. short-ribs, 1915.
Dry-salted shoulders, SG.4oae7.50. ShorLclear.
s7.g5asS. Whiskey. s1.15.