Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK.

NEW YoRx, October 17.-Cotsop qniet; mid.
ding uplands, &c.. Orleans, s slide; sales,
ooI Bales receipts, all ports, 5s,952 bales: ex-
porte-to Great Britain, is, loo bales; 10 France,
6.40o bales; 10 the Continent. li,543 bales;
stock. 7p5.y33 bales. southern hour auict and
weak. Wheat dull and frmer; No. 2 red. 7StSa
7sS4c. In store and elevator: 7Ba7a14c afoat:
options closed steady and unchanged to q I4c.
decline; October. 7Sssc.: December, e0isc.;
May S7lxc. Corn easter and moderately active,
closing steady; No. 2, 49tsa49s4c. In elevator;
SosooAe. anoat; options dull, closing nrm at
oossc. December, 5lssc. Oats active and IT.
regular closing steady; options moderately &C.
I'VE and nrm; October, 34ttc.; November,
naked western, 34s35c. Col1ee- Options closed
steady at ; points up 20 10 points down; octo-
Der, $3.50; November, sl6.20a&15.35; De-
cemoer sl6aelo.20; spot Rio dull but stoadyi
steady; standard A, 4 l3-l6a5c.; cut-loaf and
crushed, o 5-i6aotSc.; powdered. 13-16aec.
Moasses-New Orleans duh but steady; COM
demand: domestic, fair TO extra, 4,tadc.; ia
pan, oa5Ac. Petroleum steady and quiet; re-
fined, New York, 90; Philadelphia and balti-
more, 1895. Cotton-seed oil duff; crude. 27ltc.;
yellow, SOC. Rosn dull Turpentine, 301ls
30Ac Pork nrmer and more active; new mess,
sl3aSl325: extra prime, e13.s13.50. Peanuts
quiet; fancy hand-picked. 4l4c:: farmers. 2ISa
SIC. Beef quiet; family, esasi0; extra mess.
Sd.2oas6.7o. Beef hams dull quoted at el2.
Tlerced beef quiet: city extra India mess.
sl22oasl4. Cut-meats strong: picked bel-
lies, s94a9c. Middles strong and quiet; short.
but higher; city steam. 81. 10; October. sso5;
November, 1926 bid; January. $3.50. Frcights
firm and quiet.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October 1.-THE big stained glass
ceiling on Change seemed In imminent danger
to-day from the combined dsshing up OF prices.
Short-ribs made a leap OF 62t%c.; pork OF 40c.
and lard OF 35c. Oats closed with gain OF 1tc
TO llsc. Corn 10 up Nc. TO NC, and wheat NC.
receipts Of hogs and good demand for them re-
ported from the yards. John Cudshy B Co. were
the best buyers Of January pork at the start, but
later In The day everybody appeared to want IL
Hately Brothers were heavy BUYERS Of lard. or
would have been II offerings had been more
liberal They got fair quantity, however, and
! II was said their purchases were for the account
OF Fairbank Schwartz, Dupee Il Mccormick
took between 2,50O,O 600 and 10000 pounds
OF January ribs. There was no hesitation
| from the buying eide, and prices gathered
| strength as the session progressed. The clos
| ing prices are at the top OF the days range.
Wheat opened strong at Saturdays prices,
and little better In spite N con-
dtions that usually favor the bears.
| Receipts from the Northwest were extraordi-
| narily light. Liverpool WAS easier, and India
| shipments were greatly increased. Later there
was q reason OF dullness and then another rally,
| closing prices being the best OF the day. Corn
| opened strong and 80 continued nearly all day,
| with only occasional slight set-backs, and the
| close was near the best prices OF the day. Tho
| cat traders to-day experienced IA active sss-
| sion as they have had for months, the market
| ruling extremely strong from the very start.
| The close was made az the highest point OF tho
| day.
Cash quotations: Flour barely steady and
| very dull. No. = spring and red wheat, 1886.
No. . corn, 42c. No. Gate, 29Isc. Pork,
| s11.90asl2. Lard. 49, Ribs. s7.T0as10.35IS
| Shoulders, s1.45aSI50. Short-clear sides,
| S8.10aSS.15. Whiskey. sl.15.
The leading futures ranged rs follows