Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-10

under steadily growing liquidation. For
the rest Of the day the general trend Of
prices was downward, though consistent
buying prevented any scramble TO unload
The later cables from Liverpool proved
as distinctly against the market as earlier
advances favored II. Some OF the large
Wall-stteet commission houses were free
sellers on the reaction. The market
lower.
Cotton futures opened firm; October.
SOL; November sos: December. SIP;
January. SL2o; February. 1924: March.
July and August. S35.
Futures closed steady: Octc Der. s6ss:
November. S6.93: December. s.: January.
sos; February. 800; March 27.14; April.
SLY; May. $40; June. S22; July and
August. 1924
Spot closed quiet: middling uplands.
! j-l6c.; middling Gulf, 9-l6c.; sales, 400
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. October 9.-Cotton-
Futures steady; October. 1867; November,
&.7lQ@.73 December. 8.760S6.77; January,
s6.Sld $50; February. 81 SdS.S6. March.
S6.s9dS6.90: April. s692N$69i; May. $3.50
s6.97; June. NQS1Ol.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA. October 9.-(Spe-
cial)-Cotton-Firm at 6 5-l6c. for good
lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. October 7-Calves-We
quote: Strictly choice veal. per pound. &C.;
good veal. per pound, 6a6 l-2c.: rough 10
good per head; $50Sl0. Lambs and Sheep
We quote as follows: Spring lambs, good
20 choice. 51-4Q5 l-2c per pound; poor
small stock, 41-2n5c. per pound sheep.
per pound. choice, 3G3 lie; good. per
head. 3aSJ0; inferior. per head, STA $50;
old bucks, per head, 2nS
CHICAGO. October Too few cattle to
make a market were received to-day, and
prices were nominal. Good to fancy cat
! tie wero salable at S5.9uN; medium steers
/ at Sl.50G25.75; stockers and feeders at Sp
/ $3.50: bulls cows and heifers at S2dS525;
| common 20 prime calves at SfnSl; grass
range cows. heifers. and steers at 2Slp
! $40. and Texas grass steers at S.anSi5O.
| A good demand and limited supply re-
| suited in a stronger feeling i'm hogs, pack
| ing lots selling about sc. higher. Prime
| lots brought AlOdN75; mixed lots, SL59n
| S477 l-2 light hogs, A4JdA.7 IL; pigs, S4n
| $40: culls and rough lots. Sl.50NS There
was little marketing IN sheep to-day, one
/ packer taking nearly the whole day
/ consignment. Lambs were salable at 500
/ 1850 for inferior to prime natives, ana
/ at S50dS for western rangers. Sheep
ruled at s2q$S for common up to $40 for
prime natives, rams selling at S248.
/ Western range sheep were salable at Sn
/ $3.50. ReceiDts-Cattle. 200 head; hogs,
/ 200 head; sheep, 1900 head.
! NEW YORK. October 7:-Beeyes-Re-
/ ftlbtS. b11 Htdus no AldAi''f ALtAAAi7
Cables unchanged: exports, 40 cattle ana
! 5129 quarters OF beef. Calves-Receipts.
$50 head; 400 on sale; slow; common 20
medium veas A5O0H; grassers, Sz.oi Il,
! car OF good western. $3.50. Sheep ana
Lambs Receipts. 2,llS head; sheep dull'
| choice lambs steady; others weak 20 l0c
lower: sheep, $2.50Hsi; culls. 2.25; lambs,
! Si.50asl5O: Canadian lambs, S.25q$o.@
culls, $3.50dA. Hogs-Receipts, 2oSi head'
none Tor sale: nOminaly steady
o.
! ceipts-Beeves. 2.470 head; sheep, bPZi;
hogs S6l head. Beef cattle in good de-
mand and extra stock higher and readily
| sold: extra. sac lie: good. 5l-2Go &c.
| medium BG5 lie; common, Liza SIC.
sheen inactive and unchanged: extra,
41-2Gt3-4c.: good. 4G4 1-4c.. medium. IL
/ az 3-ic.: common. 2d3 1-ic.; spring lambs
41-2G5 Sac. Hogs firm under good de5
mand at 63-id7c. for best western ana
! g 1-206 &c. for others. Fat cows IN falr
demand at gate Thin cows I'm light re-
Guest at SsGSlS Veal calves active ar
| fI-267 l-2c. Mich cows in good demand
| AT XOqXj. Dressed beeves sold Wei at
| 8 l-2G9 lac. ....-,...,, .....
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS
CHARLESTON. $. c., october 9.-Tur-
pentlne-Market firm at 4sc.: sales none.
Rosin-Flrm and unchanged; sales
none. -
! SAVANNAH. GA. october 9.-Spirlts
/ Turpentine-F at 1870; receipts, Ss'
! casks: sales 80 casks; exports 900 casks
| Rosin-Firm and unchanged; receipts,
/ 8 S96 barrels, sales none; exports -''V'
! barrels.