Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

May .......5Oa4U 81 3J+l 3yA
SEPT ......25 23S 22is 22ia
Dec ......23 % 22t 27s
Mess Pork. per bbl.-
Oct .......&l2s &l5 $50 sS12s
Dec ......S&zT5 $50 $221i2 SS.27is
Jan $50 1915 1910 $40
81 s: :: 4. 4, s i5. # i5 s 15.
Short Ribs. per 100 lbs
Oct .......Sgla SOFA 500 t5.01is
Jan .......SJIO 500 SJ.Ql2 $40
Cash quotations were as follows: No. .
yellow corn, Sll4u3ic Flour-Fine quiet
and steady. 30. spring, wheat, .70q7lc.;
20. red, ~ nc. No. corn, d1kn3fc.
2y2c. No. 2 rye. 51Kc. No ! fiaxseed,
81 II; new Id. Prime timothy seed,
Ez9G 20. Mess pork, per barrel, SltyQ
N.l5. Lard. per lQ0 pounds. G.50H S.52le.
Snort-rib sides. loose, {i,9JdSj.3J. Dry
sailed shoulders. boxed S6utG12la Short
clear Sides, boxed. So. 45r $3.50. Whiskey,
disuliers' finished goods, per gallon, I.22.
Sugars-Cut-loaf, s0.b3; granulated, SOL.
1Sc. Eggs steady; fresh. lolzc Cheese
BALTIMORE PRODUCE IARKET.
BALTIMORE. september 51.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged.
Whc8t-Fim, spot and the month,
a. 5-s1 rs l-2c., October. 13 3-8li3 J-3c De-
cemher % S-ia,9c.; southern, by sample
t'0l4 lie.
Corn-DuU. mixed. spot. and the month,
s. 3-40a9c.i October 81 l-Z93l 3-lc., NoVem-
Der and Deeeml9r new 0r old. 25 l-ZQ
- 5-sc.; January and February, - 1-lV
g. 1-2c.; Southern white. I0i2e.
Oats-l lrm; no. white. 2jTc.
I.Nc-I .Iu- NO. y. nearby. .t .'c.
sugar-suons and unchanged.
I-l-e7 10y anu li-l.ii-lu
1874 '- ... ,..-i,,.,--'4
-,,,..,.-...--r 1000 sr,r,,-r,-,
~ n L-i'f' JJL ,.ot IpN -dAl'i,LI.
- III E.-4' IA o-Ple1loeF oy-Co' . ..,l1
9i ~, 'l5l.' ,,i,-lii,,s, o. 553
Nlt'-i l'I' 200 -i
.'.'oS -r}, ,,e..,. --oi orti-aIJ 2if-lei
800 1-..'' - 1' bsics ~
,.b,c5 -Si t,.. ,'' ,--r5 ~. spec1iatio'n' and
eSpo' aa9 S6 bais i5 9a no, 7i5J
bales American.
6ilet s, sa,e. 0ltoba- and l No,
v.uUer t4g-sid. sellers. November and
T..rarq r.r fI-etl 4.-.fd sellers. Dee
c.rl..r an1 january and January and
49,, ~ o-i si.rch. -is-5rl3 l7-5ld.. buyers;
March and ArrI 7-Gil, buyers, April
-ri 14rc. ts-s,d.. buyers; june and july
8 ss-cila l9-6'a.. lIycrs July and August
Q f-Cfd.. value
~, Nrvv ORLEANS MARKETS.
.-r,,. C'rr,,t,-c eortar,far q, 40
-'l+N -'I..-i
1'-..'- -'..-- l....,--,..- ,r.r,r-r.,r
that,Li-al DN va -D-' -I-' ~
CHARLESTON. s.. g.. September 3d.
Cotfr--1Iarr.t nominal: sales. none;
DillHnr. 5-s-
prTErsBURC COTTON MARKET
,,..,,.,,r..t,r-r,,r ~, eo,-arnhar go -
,.l,- - H. Cot-1- efo4dv an 7-8G7c. for
Oe-1 $50 .--... ..,-,,-,..r.-
NANAL-S LUKE HlAl'hDlS
CHARLESTON, $. @, SEPTEMBER 'v.--
Turpcutne-Ilrm at 43c.; SAFES, none.
Rosiu-Efrm and unchanged; sales,
none.
y{-rr JUNCTION n G. Sontember 90
cn',ife Turpentine-Firm az 4S1-3I4gc.;
receipts 1l2 casks
barrels
Crrie vurpenfine-Sl59 and $3.50, re-
GENTS re- barrels.
Tor-Firm az $3.50: receipts, 199 barrels.
Ctv[N-,-trr ca ceptember 90
snirits Turpentine-Flrm at 49c.; re-
oI4iltte' 500 -. eetes F20 casks: exports,
~ 30 c1stgs
iPc.i1-irir~n and unchanged: receipts,
5SS barrels. sales. 4SO barrels; exports,
1g1 l.rral-
i'I'I 1 ~ TIVE Stock MARKETS.
p.i TII1rDpF septeulber 29.-Calves--
'I' - 80 liae ~ zeal calves continue
me ,,.,rSsntI[, at ffu quotations there
- scr - O,Pt.ay,,t 6e,nend for This sort.
ehls a oO iS''t' O., nnder Iight recelpts,
1eheiai MT hst az - - a. 9foir efipnlv
HeSFy anu lCuei ,oscrtaSn ,ai1e beftlg
aHC % D., ~ head Ouotatious
s..IaDie t ny ctrictll, choice veal. Der
aLs a. ~ o,Iod wi ner mound. G46J9c.:
pCChe' - sS ~ head sGINT
iCGsI ~ 81 Gbeon-Cboice fat lambs.
Laiups Siiu - - - ~ ro means over.
arc su.VO'l sno 49, - L9ina eteadv with
.rL ~ a. ~, ec1,ai 10 current offerings.
~ ILSIlo Inch On. rnder-size lambs not
~ +,o' ~ sharn concessions. Quo
IN laHoI eEen . a. Sctior,sf Snrino Iarnbs good
tau Ih2 al - - ,,sr n6und. moor small
70 ChOl.Si 9to'$I, , ~ ,6und. sheen. per
sloChi 49, d(51lc. oood ner head.
p a5uuia ner head s6H5O. old
4Se.Oo III - xPSs9
pL LII r. 20 son,terber % Tina demand
CIllCiaNO' .id,y to-dav as usIIal so late
LOT 10 Sa.' 800 and moderate supplies were
~ ~, olle w. s % rather weak prices. Good
US va FNtl,ca cett1. eold nj S75dS.gO COM
rSorer Grades AT s440GS.70; stockers ard
feeders brought S3QA&; bulls, cows, and
heifers 81 50d&5 %: Texas steers, S3nsElO;
r9l.eers 3S5GsblO. and calves, $i4IfO
The better class Of hogs were in fair
Sfmaud at steady prices, but commoner
des were weak and about Sc. lower;
heavy hogs sold at A4lVUsEfJs UuAed lotS