Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05
CH1cAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing

higher, while oats ana pIoNlSloho "OiN
unchanged at the close.
: Leading futures ranged az follows
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
WHEAT-NO.2.
3 9ss '@ new; .say,aA saM S;igis ssas
May..........e9a1s 593Sa10 saw o''s
CORS-No. 2.
October. 274 27% PA
December. .29Iasss 2ess 2Vas %ssssSSs
May.,.......ob1s oo4 "~rA "'IS
OATs-No. =. .<
Deco. l94 1924 tn5y,s ,0sr
May.........Z-3B ~@ts ~~V |o
NESS PoRK-Per Dbl
Dec. s.225 s.22ls SO so
January. $40 9.l7H 90 9.l7H
LARD-Per 100 lbs
October. SAB s4.4719 s4.4o st4Lta
January. 1915 4.721 467h 40
October ....S490 sA.92ts $500 si.90
J RsSS%geF'. 20 47on as 40 20 975
Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour
easy. No. yellow corn, Z1z42Sc. NO.
spring wheat, 81 3-SQa S-Sc.; No spring
10. 2 corn, Zlad2Sc. No 2 oats, 19c.; No.
3 white. f. O. b., 20AqZlhc. No. rye.
4ic. No. 2 barley. nominal; No. 3, f. o;
b.. 20a3sc. No. 4. +. o. b., saS4c No. l
fiaxseed Sslgqsll2c Prime uin9 OF s 80 ~
SZ.62l9. Mess pork, per barrel BlOaSS.lo.
Lard. per 100 pounds AHlAgA5O. Snort,
shoulders boxed. $685.. short-clear
sides tooxed). $3.50 @5.S7l2. Whiskey' Gi ns
tillers' finished goods, per canon, 80
Steady; creamery, l5a2c.; dairy, lZql9c.
Cheese steady at 809c. EgGS-SleadSi
fresh, l51zc.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. October i.-Trade in cattle
was fairly animated, and whiie a rev
handy medium weight killers around 30
hounds sold at about former prices,
prices were generally weak and about
iOc per 100 pounds lower. Native beer
steers were salable at S.Onfi.25, Tor the
poorest up 20 SsuSJ.JO Tor the pest snip
ning steers. with sales largely AT A.6op
500. The stocker and feeder trade was
fairly good az s3QN.5O light stock steers
and heifers going very low. Butchers
and Gamers cattle moved on more slow
ly than last week and prices shared IN
the decline. the liberal supply OF range
cattle being a weakening element. West
ern range cattle were in fairly active de-
mand by feeders and slaughterers, but
nrices averaged a dime lower. steers
bringing 50. 20dA.2j while COWS and heiferS
sold at S2.S0qA.
The market IOT HCES Nd0 HifbAthif
some droves that Just suited buyers SELL
ing to much better advantage than
others. but this was an average decline or
&C. and some coarse. heaYy lois SOFA on
Zoe Sales were made Of heavy packing
lots AZ e. 5Oa$3 rs: and prime assorted
liebt brought sl2CdS425 the bulk OF the
hogs crossing the scales at S.750<i.l5.
There was a fair demand for sheep ana
lambs from feeders and slaughterers
prices ruling lo0i5c. lower on an ave-
rage Sheep were salabie al ~ 2SqA 10
for inferior to prime natives, and al 2nN
for westerns Most OF the westerns went
for s. 50GS3.S5. Lambs were wanted at
g s0dsi for the poorest, to Sg|5.So for
good 10 fancy.
head; sheep, 2,0o head.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS. MO-, October 4-Flour-
Weak and lower; patents, sLspqstso;
straights. si5easeo; clear, A-iOa$A25;
medium S360qS3.75.
Wheat-spot lower; No. cash, eleva-
tor. 93lsc.: track, s5N96c.' No. hard,
cash. SEA ssiac.; october, "a 7-se. Decem-
Der. IS 3-sa95hxc.; May. csc. bid.
Corn-Spot firm; No. cash, n i-Sc.; De-
cember. n l-Sc bid; May. 30i5c. asked
Oats-Spot easy; No. 2 cash. elevator.
1sHc. bid; track 20c. No. 2 white. pc.
December 2sAQ2s 7-Sc.; May, 2 S-Sc.
Bran-strong; sacked, east track, 400
BIC
Butter-Firn; creamery. ls92ic.; dairy.
Hate.
Eggs-Firm at l2ikc.
Whiskey-sl 70.
Pork-Steady; standard mess jobbing,
$3.50
Lard-Firm: prime steam, S.S7Iz; choice.
AB
Bacon Cboxed lots extra)-Short clear
and ribs, S6.25; shorts, $3.50
Dry-Salted Meats (boxed)-Shoulders
extra short clear. and ribs, so; SHORTS.
1910.