Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03

May .......30Adis 6ll2 5Vft ot2
pea cats. no ,'o,Is9s.asa n s;3qs' ss3#qA
May ......2rL az ga -t12
Mess Pork. per bbl.- .,n
Dec. ......SS2T2 $50 @Zl12 gu
Ocl. ......fol-i2 80 fol-2
Lard. per lOJ lbs
Dec. ......SJ.oZi2 500 sJ0-'2 300
oct ......S542i2 SJo-l2 S0iZ-2 SJ.v
Short Ribs per 100 lbs
oct ......S3.05 SJlZiz s9O9 S9.lO
Jan. ......$5lO $5l5 $40 $5.15
Cash quotations were as follows: No.
yellow corn. 3lhN32lsc. Flour firm. No. =
spring wheat, Tic; No. 3 spring wheat
ahM3l5.c No. oats, 22i2n23c.; No
white, 2j402jiac.: No. white, 2ilzp l512c.
No. rye, 5SAc. No. barley, 54+3c No
l fiaXseed, $l.l4; new, Sl1A Prime timothy
seed. $2.g7l4Q2.3Q. Mess pork, per barrel rel
S700$S2J. Lard. per 100 pounds, $0,lOg
$685.. Short rib sides QOOse), SyQs5.35; dry
sailed shoulders boxed, SGd5.l2l2 short
clear sides boxed, $.JJQS.55. Whlskey'
distllers finished goods per gallons, ST..
Sugar, cut-loaf, unchanged. Butter nrm;
creamery, 16H22iac.; dairy, BGlSe. Eggs
firm; fresh 1910. Cheese firm at ll4lAc.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. October Fl =. M.-COt-
ton-Spot i'm steady demand; prices, "a.
higher. American middllng, ialr, t12a''
good middling, 3-l6d.: middling' i5-5zd.
low middling 25-32d. good ORDINARY,
1920; ordinary, 3 1920. Inc sales Oh
the day were S.C00 bales. of which 800 bales
were for speculation and export ana III III
cluded 1900 bales American; receipts, oWV
bales, including $500 bales American
Futures opened firm and closed FEVER
ish. at the advance; American mlddlhs'
low-middling clause october, 30i-Cfu''
sellers. October and November, 56-6id.,
sellers: November and December, Ji-of4
3 55-6id.. sellers December and January
g 53-6iH3 5i-Gid.. sellers; January ana teD-
ruary. 53-6iU3 54-6fd.. sellers; FeoIuaIy
ana March. 3 53-GiG3 5l-64d.; buyers; March
and April ji-64d. buyers; Aprll ana
Nav. 5 jl-64G3 5j-6id., sellers; May anu
June. 55-6id.. buyers; June ana July'
-5-Gid3 56-64d., sellers; July and august
3 55-GiQ3 5j-6id., sellers; August ana sep
tember 54-6ia3 5j-6ld., value.
NEW YORK. October 2.-Cotton-Qulet
mlddling. 3-lGc net receipts l.O36 bales
gross receipts, 1888 bales sales o'Ioo
6ales: stock. 1890 bales; exports 10
Great Britain. ISIS bales. -,.,, 49,.
Totals to-day. Net receipts. JAbll DdltSi
exports-to Great Britain, HI3 bales; 70 10
the Continent, S72I balesi stocN' oo''O'l
consolidated: Net receipts. 1908 bales;
exports-to Great Britain, tLh5 Dalesi 10
France. 1889 bales; TO the Coh'ine'i''
TotaIs Since September 1st: Net re
ceipts Sifl9l bales; EXPORTS vi az -
Britain. 2W79, 10 France ol'S1 Dales' d"
the Continent. 1888 bales. IA.
IL y.as bic day on the Cotton EN-
cb9nre The greatest advance IN pilcea
was n matter of IS points, ana rom SUI SUI
IN finish the bull faction was III COM W,
FRIDAYS queer doing I'm the NeN ~ ~ III,
market had led the trade mere 20 ION ION
for something in the way or IL sur ptlH"
rr4rrfrlf DutnFQ. UlDlt letA ~
l4rlv as il had been rum)rtu lHdl - ~
rIoi shorts were i'm full retreat anu psIns
closely followed by jubilaut buli9c ~.
ir,ti4i sales showed an advance ldl w.
.i,,,,- tbo homes of the most optimistic
ROLLERS while subsequent business re-
,.ealad an Intensity of bulllsh senlliitue
in outside speculative circles ny
imagined by the market bts( 49, 49,
Just previous 10 me, opellliI5 tho nm
intendent Of the Exchange maue thc Iii Iii
iisu8I request that traders name the AG.t
rrica when making bids ana olltt9, i'
order To minimize the posslDiuH vi ~
takes and 20 reduce eoilluslS" +ba oavei
as nossille. The stroke or the s"Nci
st,rtcd a wild wave OF speculative az
fi,-itv which showed little abatement Nv
=, 49, very close. opening ptlC'a W.
1f025 points above the closing OIL l nui
49, and though the market Ieaclyu
49,, tin,o IN time during the day, me
49,. ,ii,.,,rr4nt of sentiment tdFOreu sun
frrtbar gains Bulls were HuIllCu 4'i
H. et9rt bv an advance of FHt2 points
i'm FUTURES at Liverpool, coupieI NJ ','i
rumors that spot cotton n'u boIi,i4v
ia remarkable form during our ilulu'S
interval Talk of frost having ilJuI Vu
cotton i'm several parts OF lhe oC'' MN
Inmates for much smaller IeDclp.'
iaet year. as well as further H-Fcic
auctions i'm crop estimates ~ cdttoo
Of advances in the price OF sPot, U' ~
ia tho southern markets. added lLel ~ IN
Gro OF bulish enthusiasm. llVSPC nj
If frost for the western Delt lo-llslII co.
increasing apprehension lhat lo-liloi ~ I'm
government bulletin Wo"l lU,,,,cted served
fsb than is generally eNpeCleu, 9'i
80 oLecll urOft-taking late IN Ihe "@s
NJ M r@rties who had sold out Ihursddy
niaht. i'm the fear OF a slump aDi 80 -, IN
fore our opening to-day Ieli,rS21Du 49,
a,gter me market opened. u ne ma i 80
60 frr, IN a net gain Of 3lH5f points
Cotton INJURIES opened Irregular Octo-
- e. ~. November. <G.9i; DecemDgr' -
January sos: February. 500; MS az y.
SOS; April, Sill MAY "'l'' 'u''' gnu
Jq ty,,itn res closed firm; october, $685.; No
vember. SOB; December I'll III JahD t.,rll'
= n. February SH; Marchi 80, 49,
~, May. $50; June. N.S2; July $751;
So cotton closed steady a an advance
EIfc middling uplands, S-l6c.; MD
diing gulf 7-l6c.; sales, b,lSo pdiea,
NF,V ORLEANS, october 2-Cott0h
futures closed steady; Ocl9Oel, 49,, e. "a
"a. Novenber. s.. S}0 S6.Si; December 800
$50: January, 500 80 ~ ~, y az
0ssg9. March S.WdSLO3. Apri. St'Vo4F"'''
~ s7l0GG1l: June. NltqSIl3'
Nc ~ s'r,f,orv Hester's monthly statement
,..,,cd to-dav. shows an increase Tor the
month. compared with last year, ol l'S 800
bales, and compared WIN edI ,,.oI Tor
Santember was LIZZIE, against 5V.'OV
- vear- and 1859. iS9 year before lds..
''T Tt statement shows receipts AT poIIs
cor the month Of 7ss,tS against Vo',o-t
ioet YEAR. and 773. l0 year before Idsl, NJ
- ltirr,ants bv rail overland, 6,ZS5l against
81 a'6 at wear. and 81 093 year before last
Sourbsrn mill-takings, exclusive OF CD on
svmnfion al southern outports' I-t'o1o,
,e,ainst 112 1856 last year, ana lVo'oV year
before last. Interior stocks III eN0 ,ss ct-
ar,ounts held September Isl l'o,ot',
AGAINST 12S. rs last year. ana l0o''o' 'e"'
pet1 Ieri can mills have taken during the
month 454 bales, against ISD'o55 last
,ear Northern spinners ana Sah ,l'"s
overland took lo2,Is2' against '-'SVf lot iaS'
Foreien exports for September. "A 30
shou,in9 an Increase over the same pc
riod last year of l52,Hl ana an ihcieHs.
over wear before last OF l53'yls. STOCKS az
~ ssahoard and the leading southern
tti.torior markets at the close OF Septem-
her 053 34l. against 1850 last year anu
s 60 TX ,,ear before last. Including stocks
Ief, over al ports and interior towns, and
~ ,n,nbsr OF bales OF the new crop
brought into sight during sep,emosr5.o 7 t d1s
SUNNY 10 date Is l.73l $40, against l,-zhslo
last year and LIS 1913 the year before
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. September 3o.-Cdlves' =
we orote: Strictly choice veal. per poGhl,
7c.; good veal. per pound onoi2c'' rough
Ia good, per head. @lfl. .-r..,
Lambs aud Sheep-We quote a. ioiio"s'