Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-02

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Oct less n. ...ss.ao ' $40 ssIsN ssiS
Dec. -. 49,. s.3zh s.32x $40 S-x<A
sanusry.. 9.iTk si7h slsA "io
LARp--Per 100 lbs
0s''; sso e. $50 : ..sc 80: 20
Jsnusry-.- {.72x AIS 4e7x 4s7h
SHORT RIBs-Per 100 lbs.
October. ....s4.eo s4.9o s49o 1898
Janusry~.. I7sh AIM 4.7sh 475
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
easy. No. 2 yellow corn. zlx4Zrc. NO.
wheat Sga"S SssaMc.: No > red. 81 issc. No,
2 corn 27ika27Ec. No. 2 oats, is@isi4c.;
white, {. O. b.. 2OAa22&s. No; rye, &c;
&c; No. 4, I. o. b., 27ae5c No. fiaxseed.
96ay7hc. Prime timothy seed. s2.e5. Mess
pork, per barrel. ss.i5ass.2o. Lard, per 100
pounds. A45. shoyt.rib sides goossl
N.s5as5.3. Dry-salted shoulders tooxedh
1871. whiskcy. dlstIllers' finished goods
per gallon, sl.22. Sugars--Cut-ioaf $%W
1874 Butter-Steady: creamery, l5etzzc.'
dairy l2Gl9c. Cheese steady al susc.
Eggs Easier; fresh. lS'sc.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. October 1.--Trade in catqt
was as active. as II usually Is 50 Ia.S
the week, and prices showed no markes
change sales being made az the Teeen'
decline A few desirable cattle SOLO NUS
factorily but the general trade was SLOW
Native beef steers sold at S:@nSo.oS' 40
an extreme range, with the bulk or tns
sales at 81. scGs5.i5 Veal calves were &C.
tive. and sold at $Sn$6.5a me stockea
and feeder trade was good at MNqS4w!
stockers averaging &c. lower IMAM las'
week. Texas cattle SOLO az ses YEA ssb,nnine
demand for hogs, and the supply was wen
taken. prices averaging &c. higher. Saies
were largely at s4Q$4.25. pigs going chleny
at SO. SOd$4SO. Hogs sold at an extreme
s5een and lambs were active. with
nrires favoring buyers. Sheep, Hzous1W
for the poorest. western range nochs P ~
dominating and selling mostly at 1890. $1,000
$40 Feeders were heavy ~ s ss agssSss5s5
Receints; Cattle. 1900 head; hogs. 2z'vo
head; sheep, 1900 head.
ST. LOUIS.
CIT roIrrs MO. october 1.-Flour-
Quiet steady and unchanged -
Wheat-Spot easier; No. REQ s",
| elevator CSC bid; track. s7dG he; No.
| hard. cash. Sc. october, 20 l-ze'' pees'
| her &c l-2c: May. 95 S-tc. asked,
| SornhhSposss a"ac hid: MAY. 30 l-2QtS0 SIC.
oats weak. No q cash, 20c.: NO
white aalf22 BE: December, zoe. bid; May
% l-slf22 Csc. AZ. country
Bran-Strong; sacked, 4oc'' county
| points. ,eGoo. dairy
| i1G19c.
Eggs-Firm at IL 1-2c.
Whiskey-Lower at ND. ,o,-
Pork-Unchanged; standard mess 'S'
La Issrd~Lower; prime steam, siS5; choice
Baeon-Boxed lots. extra short clear
and ribs. s625; short. $3.50.
Dry-Salted Meats-Boxed snoue.rs', -
ira short clear and ribs, $3.50: shorts, so'o.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, October 1.--F1our-Quiet
Wheat~ouiet; No. red. s2c.
Corn-F1rmer; No mixed 5Olec.
Oats-Strong; No mixed, 2llac.
Rye-Flrmer; No. 2. f7c.
Lard-Steady at A.45.
| Bulk Meats--Quict at $3.50.
Bacon-Steady AT 1913.
| Whiskey-Quiet
Butter-Firm.
Sugar-Firm.
Eggs-Easier at f3c.
| Cheese-Steady.
THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. October IA i. M.-cot-
ton--spot. Quiet. prices. lower; American
middling. fair 1851; good miudl,ns,
3 s-32d. American middling, N-S2d.; low
mIddllng. 3 2S-s2d.; good ordinary. ls-s2a.i
ordinary 3 13-32d.
The sales OF the day were lO,0c0 bales,
of which 500 bales were for specuiatioh
| and export and Included 1900 baies hinei
lean: receipts. 5000 bales, OF which -"
bales were American: aaa,s,e
Futures opened quiet with modera,s
demand. and closed quiet ana steany
American middling. low-middlng clause.
| October. 39-64do t0-G4d., sellers Cc. .,n,,,
and November, 3 Sl~6id., buyers; NoVSli'
Der and December, 3 S0-sid.. sellers; De
cemher and January, 29-6id., buyers
January and February. 2s-sid., buyers
Fabruary and March. 29-6ifl3 5O-eid.
buyers: March and April, SO-6id., buyers
April and May, 3 3l-6id., buyers; May an.
| Iune 2 32-s4d. buyers;' June ana july
ss-e4d.. buyers; July and August, . "
64d.. buyers
NEW YORK, October 1.-Cotton-Quiet
roIddlng 6I5c: net receipts, none; gross.
IL sO bales; forwarded. i.21s bales; sales
900 bales: spinners. LAB bales; stoek'
| Co. 81 bales.
w" Weekly: Net receipts. 1894 bales: gross
a 59l bales: exoorts--tO Great Britain
4gis bales: to France. 1898 bales TO ths
Continent, z,2l2 bales; for" arded, lo,ys
bales; sales, 10000 bales; spinners, i'so'
Totals to-days Net receipts. a. 81 bales
exnorts--to Great Britafn. S4967 bales; "a
France. l3,i23 bales; TO the Continent
IS. IO2 bales: stock. $50, f26 bales.
, Consolidated: Net receipts. zs.Ws Dales
exnorts-to Great Britain. 9S,3AS bales; y
Franco 23.4lS bales; to the 'Sonuhen'
Totals since September 1st: Net receipts
sl0.4iS bales; exports-to S,eht ~ ~
$500 bales; 10 France, ff,loS paies' " VIZ
Continent. l8l S57 bales co..on
NL,V ORLEANS, October l--Cotton-
Futures steady; sales, lS,5D Daless V gso
her r. s5ds5. 81: November $O.s5nS; ne ,es
cember, ssqss0l January %.y ,sd,s - ~
A Spt u SsiGss'2S; May s6.25elss.27;. 49,.
Totfon futures steady; sales. 5Do pales
J January 1876; February. S.Ss; harci
ss.43: April. 1916; May. s5oli Juns. 90 Il Z,
July. $3.50; October, s6.S; November *'''
: D Futures closed steady. sales. l.s'l.
haies. January. %.35; February so."'
. March 1914; April ss.4s; May, se,oS; yvla'
! 1881: July. 1851; october. so.B; No'e'nDe
1923: December S5l. ,s,,.x 80, land,
Spot closed quiet middling uD 'a NJ
2 siSc': middling Gulf, sac.' saies' ia
pa FeIiow,nr are the total receipts OF co, Go,
$ TON M ali ports since september =, , ,s,
Galveston 2t2 7s4 bales; E syes o' Savannah
y5s ees baies: Charleston. 7j,5ss paIes W.
Z njngton es. as2 bales; Norfolk. 4o.fe oa,s,
$ RaItimore. 1873 bales: New YORK; -.
l baies. Roston. j. 2S3 bales: Newport Sew'
i 20 bales: philadelphia, $50 bales: br s,s
wIck i2.eN bales: Port Royal, Isl oa's
Total sio.Gs bales.
I NAvAL-sToRE MARKETS.
); CHARLESTON. s. C., oc,oper TIA 4
RosIn-Firm; sales. none; =, D. ana ne.
q sioS: d and e. s.. 10; =, n.is; q, W.
Z n.So; /. $40; X, 10; N. M.s'' ~ ~ ''''
:. window-glass. 81; water ETY. ~. none