Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-14

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Cash quotations were as follows: No.
No. 3 spring wheat, 61lsQ6sc.' No. rcd,
73Ac. No. corn, 32iec. No oats, &c
No white. 26Ac.; No. white, 2424c No
2 rye 5Jl2c No. barley, Ss&4bc. NO.
othy seed, $3.50 Mess pork. per barrel
&Q8o5. Lard, per 100 pounds. $500 so.
short-rib sides. loose, HS51S525 Dry
sailed shoulders sga s. isA., S5 , s;,
tillers' finished goods, per gallon, $&
sugars-Cut-loaf. $40; .granulated, SIS
Butter firm; creamery. bg2Sc; dairy, ia
ll9c. Cheese strong; creams, nAgl2he.
Eggs steady; fresh. 1870
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. October 13.--Cotton-spot:
good business done; prices lied. lower;
American middling fair, S-sc.; good MD
ding, 4 3-32d.; low mlddling, 3 ll-lod.; mid,
ding. 37sd; good ordinary, 3izd; ordinary,
3 5-i6d The sales Of the day were 1900
bales, OF which 1909 were for speculation
and export and Included HOO American.
Receipts. 1000 bales. including 67cO Amer
Futures opened easy and closed steady
at the decline: American mlddling, low
middling clause. October, 53-6ld, sellers;
! October and November 0l-6iu3 5l BID,
buyers; November and December, 5O-G4d.,
| sellers December and January, $3.50
| 49-Gfd., buyers; January and February.
! g 4S-6tq3 49-64d., sellers; February ana
March. 4s-64G3 49-6id. sellers; March
and April, 3 49.6id., sellers APPEL and May,
2 49-64d., buyers, May and June, 3 4S-6iQ
3 5O-G4d, buyers June and July, 3 6O-sid.,
sellers. July and August. JO-6id.. sellers;
August and September, 49-6id, sellers.
NEW YORK. October 13.-Cotton-Q
middling, S-l6c.; gross receipts, 3l6 bales;
hQl n1leNs
ports 70 Great Britain, 1,O1 bales; 10 the
Continent, i,S1 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 3l,263 bales:
exports TO Great Britain, G,l2l balesi 70
France, 4gij bales 20 the Continent, 1885
bales: stock, 772.5s2 bales.
Consolidated Net receipts 25l,9l9 bales;
exports to Great Britain. 47.0Sl bales 10
France. 1s col bales; to the Continent, Co. 2oS
bales.
Totals since September lst: Net receipts,
I 2C2 934 bales; exports 10 Great Britain
3l63s9 bales; TO France, loe,1OS bales; 10
the Continent, lQ bales.
Cotton futures opened steady; october
sGS; November. $3.50: December. $3.50.
January, 1854 February, @.6 March,
SOL April, T.04: May. NOl; June, NVe;
July. SfOs; August, Nu.
Futures closed steady; October and No
vember. s6S; December, $3.50. January,
S95: February. S6.ss; March. N0l; April,
s70S; May. N.O5; June, SLo7; July and Au-
gust 500
SDOt closed quiet az i-4yc: uV'lihV'
mlddling upands. 3-l6c., middling CUR,
7-l6c. sales 7S5 bales.
The opening Of the cotton market was
steady. with prices l 10 points higher,
on FIRM cables, and support in the shape
or tUying orders from abroad. The ideas
Of the local element were not In sympathy
With an advance, however and as coon
as the European buying power had eH-
hausted itself, long cotton made us APP
pearance in large blocks. Prices soon
returned 10 last nights clos. and con-
tirued 10 decline as the session progressed.
II was rumOred that many heretofore
bulls had quietly unloaded their holdings
around T20 for January, and were 10"
endeavoring to depress the market. te-
ported lower spot prices South and slight-
~ better crop news aided In weighing
down the early market.
NEW ORLEANS october l3.-Cotton-
Futures steady; October, sos bld; noyem-
Ysrv' SOS: February, 67i0s673; March,
s 76dS877: April S6@qS6.Sl; May, S.@g
1854; June t5.%1$.@.
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. October l2.-Calves-Wc
mote. strictly choice veal. per pound, a.,
good veal. per pound Gu6hc; rOueh 10
good. per head YNlslO
Lambs and Sheep-We quote; apilnds
pCcr small stock, 4h40c. per pound
ehoep. per pound, choice, 5,tc; good. nrr
head. SqDGO; inferior, per mead AGSiVVi
old bucks. per head, &nS. ,...,,
CHICAGO. October l2-The moderate
surrly OF cattle to-day found quite feacy
cutief and prices ruled steady. Good 70
fancy cattle brought s56ygN; common 20
n,odium steers, N.5y4o11i stQcs,tis 90 etlt i
a e0: rangers, s3l5gS10; Texans, $3.DW
{tg1' calves Sf4G. Too many hogs
caused a ra gged break IN values. lac
bulk OF sales were az Joe. decline; falr
NJ ~ hpuHV
mixed 425Gs4G; butchers, 3.4oasiio;
oooi 10 common lightweights. N.A0
Si72is. pigs. s3.s0NA.0. A falling on ~
lambs and prices ruled steady. Poor 10
nrime sheep brosSht Sl.5Onsi feeders SELL
nc af So aOds3 65vand western rangers az
S;aS.e0. Inferior 70 choice lambs, sJ.A'g
$50
NEW YORK. October .is-Besyes-R,e,-
cfipts As4 head; no trade: feeling duil;
caIies quote llye cattle steady; refrigera-
tar be- II al I0llc per pound no shipments
10. aay, none tomorrow. calves-Re-
CENTS as head: 7J9 on sale; market duli:
prices weak; 80 head unf9ld; yesls, Ag
E75: grassers, t2Sgs; western calves:
siTH Sheep and lsmbs-Receipts. s,i1s
besd. II cars on sale; sheep steady; lambs
dpil and weak; cars unsoid; snesp, Ajy
G9j. lambs, tL6SOS. ID; Canadian lambs,
Ei5 Hogs-Reeervts, 22i head; l car
~, ale. market weak NJ $3.50
NAVAI-sTORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. October b.-Tur-
nentine-Prm az sc. sales, none.
Rosln-Flrm and unchanged: sales,
rCre.
WILMINGTON, ". c.. October 49,
SHIRTS Of Turpentlne-F1rm at 50QS0lsc. I:
| receipts IL cazbs.
Rosin-Steady at CSC 9$l; receipts. 81
| barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Steedy at 81 6oQS2 70;
receipts, 2e4 barrels.
Tar-steady at $50, receipts. rs bsr-
| rels
4 OF Turpentins-Ffrm 81 60iso.; receipts, IS
laslis. sales. 100 asJSs; sxps1s- ~ csallA