Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17

yellow corn, 31gj2l2c Flour STEADY. no.
3 spring wheat Bl4o1G; NO req, ooho5c.
No , white. dc; No 3 white, 2t44N-5ilc.
No . rSe SIC. No. 2 barley. 3O042c. No. l
fiaxseed new, $40 Prime timothy seed
$245q$255 Mess pork, per barrel S',gW
S. IS. Lard, per 100 pounds, stsgd$Lsi12.
Short rib sides QOose) Ai5pSJl5; dry
sailed shoulders (bOXed), S.N1ausJ.9J;
short clear sides (boXed, $5l5d$5.2p. Whis-
key. disullers finished goods per gallon,
sl8ik Butter firm; creamery l5a2r2c.;
dairy. 1i62lc. Cheese weak at lllzHGhc.
Eggs firm: fresh, l6c.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. November l6-4 p. M
Cotton-SpOt quiet; prices unchanged
American midding, 3-32d. The sales OF
the day were 5000 bales, Of which so
were for speculation and export and IN
cluded $500 American. Receipts, 1900
bales. including 1850 American
Futures opened and closed easy az the
decline; American middling. low. middllnS
clause. November, 0l-tid5 bz-ttu. sclefa'
value: December and January, 5J-'dd.,
BUYERS: January and February, 0S-Oid.,
buyers: February and March, 3 9'-5iN
3 5S-Gid., sellers; March and April, Oi-old,
buyers. April ard May oi-0id, sellers
Nav and June j6-5Hl3 5l-6id., buyers.
June and July, 56-GlQ3 5l-Cid., sellers;
july and August. 3 j5-6id., sellers; August
and September, 3 5i-6id., sellers.
NEW YORK, November l6.-Cotton-
Quiet; mddling. Z S-l6c.; net receipts, 30
bales; gross receipts, 2,glS bales; sales,
l23 bales: stock, l03.350 bales; exports 20
Great Britain, 72i bales; TO the Cont
nent. l274 bales
totals to-day: Net receipts. Al. 400 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain, 1888 bales, 20
France. $500 bales; to the Continent, 4,5so
bales: stock. S33 O92 bales.
Consolidated Net receipts, 225,2g bales;
exports 10 Great Britain 9Cl bales, TO
France. 1878 bales; 70 the Continent, ST.
PSI bales
24SigSS: exports 10 Great Britain, Cl3,ll
bales: 10 France. 26l. an bales. % the
Continent. 695524 bales.
Cotton futures opened steady; Deem
Der N32: January, SL3j; February. M.52;
March. N.35; April. N.3S; May. N3s; June.
S. %; July $7.3s. August 1874; September.
'' Futures closed very steady; No
vember. $40; December. N.24; jan
uary. S72s: February 1872: March.
N3i; April, SL36. May. N39; June. S5S;
July, $40; August. N-S'; September 81
SPOT closed quiet; middling uplands.
9-iGc; mlddling Gulf, Bile. sales. AZ
bales.
NEW ORLEANS November l6.-Cotton
futures dun but steady; November. N.oi
bid. December. N.0tdN %; January, x.OfI
ST O5: February. N.0NN.oS March. S.0SW
sos: April. $7.OsQ1.oll: May T.liffSl2.
Iune. S.i2Gs7.lf; july S7l3dS715. August.
S7O2Gs7.0.: September s6.730s5.I6; Oct0-
ber s5.sid@.5I.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, November l5.-Calves 81
we ouote - follows: Strictly choice veal
Der pound 7c.: good veal, per pound. 6lslp
5a,c.: rough 10 good, per head, SqaO
Lambs and Sheep. -We quote as follows:
snring lambs good 20 choice 5q5i,c per
round: poor. small stock. sqil.c per
pound. sheep per pound, choice. 3a3isc .
good per head. Se@"o; Inferior, per
head. SiuN50: old bucks, per head. s24SS
CHICAGO. November 15.-Cattle-Good
10 choice grades strong Ia loo. higher;
range cattle strong TO shade higher,
butchers stock and common firm; stock
ers and feeders steady, active market;
good To- choice. S.o0gSS.S5 poot To medi-
um. t450g$Jo: mixed stockers. s3u$i Is {:
selected feeders, A.25glA7O: good 20 choice
cows. sS60aSico; hefers. t3.75qs5 20; can