Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24


aeoat. OPTIONS. NC. up 70 W down Ase
very dull: cIosing steady: octobsr. n'<c.S
November, l9%c.; December. scssc.; May.
SIC
oats-ouiet and f'rmer. Options duia
and easier: September, 3p8c.: octobers
s57sc; November. Nc. SPOT pr1css-So. y
s5c.; No. white. SC: mixed western
s5a57c.; white do. Ssfs$ic.
Wool-Fair and steady; doraesnc heSce
eoli2Sc.
Eeef-Quiet and steady: family. no@0
100: extra mess. S.Soqs.p. BON n:.ms
quiet at Sl650qt7o0 Tierced beef dsi';
city extra India nress. si70o90.@. Gus
meats dull but firm: picked bellies. In:
shoulders, T4c: hams, io,t9ilc.; m'ooi~
nominal.
Lard-rirmer bit quiet; western stsan
closing a0.l0: city 500. Oetions-ssiss
none; refined quiet: Contingent uZss:
South American. 5000; compound, Wv.
Pork--Quiet and firm. new mess. u'.o@1
l775.
Butter-Qules and Firm: State dairy
iSff25c.; creamery. T'sc.; western dary.
it@20c.; creamery. laaZ'lsc., ElsinS go
g7i5c.: Imitation creamery, i6iayOc.
Cotton-seed oil-Quict and iirm; crudcs
s5Si3sc.: yellow. NC.
PetroIeum-Quiet and firm.
RosIn-Dull but firm: strained common
70 good. si.o7isfil.b
Turpen,ire-Quiet and steady at 337s'sc.
Rice-Fair demand and firm; domestic
fair to extra. 3Sd5Ac.; japan, thotsc.
Molasses-Forelgn nominal; New Or
leans open kettle good TO choice. O1Ssc';
market duh but steady.
Peanuts-steady; fancy haad-plcssds
p,Glisc.
Codee-options opened steady and closed
nftah Lr
lG 80: January, Si5e0pl5S5; March. uo.p
| Gi55o Spot RIO quiet and steady; No. q
| l7NGlsc.
Suear-Raw firm: fair refining. 3Sc:
refined firm and active; No. 9, fs.W3 -ls-loc:
standard 4. 3-l505'sc., cut loaf sxo
5 l3-isc.: granulated, 5 3-iGQ5Ac. cubes.
7-i605%c.
Freights to Iiverpool-Quiet and wcsks
cotton, 7-6id. grain, ~. asked.
CHICAGO
! CHICAGO. ILL. September IA mol.
| crate business was transacted in wheat
to-day. and the feeling developed was
| rather weak. The opening was quite hrm
| and prices were hirSc. higher than AZ
| the close last night After "A few mo-
ments OF steadiness. however, the mar
ket weakened, and prices declined stead.
| ily TN the Close which was about Acs
| below yesterdays final figures
| In corn the trading was only moderate
| and the feeling somewhat unsettled. Toe
| ward the close there was little rally.
| and prices held about steady. The ret
| loss for the day was A3iac.
Oats-Thcre was "A fair trade and low.
| er range OF prices. Opening sales were
| at top prices. while the close showed O
| net loss of IrNi3c. for the day.
| The speculative market for provisions
| opened strong and higher on light
| run OF live hogs at the yards. and good
prices for tho better grades, light receipts
| for next week and scarcity OF offerings.
| The trading early was light, and con-
| fined almost entirely 10 lard. Just before
| the close there WAS a spasm or activity
| on some good bidding by packers. tho
| market advancing somewhat, and tho
| close was strong all around.
| Cash quotations
| Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
| No. 2. 66isc: No. 2 red. G6isc. Cor1i-No.
| ,. iOTsc. Oats--No 2, 275sq2Sc. Mess pork.
| sl6. 5OG,l6.65. Lard. $975g9s0. Short rio
| sides, Sl0.27halO.iO; dry sailed shoulders.
| s. 25Gt7.5O; short clear sides, Ss.7bgi0.O.
Whisky. N.l2.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat