Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-25

hc. lower. oats lost hc.. and provisions
Tne leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.
Wheat, No. D
Oct. go g..s 81 e. e.
Nay nsS. ............:.s7sssgs 3 ss'"4 as@a ass
Oct. .....uis U1s Uis Tn
Dec. .......3i4q4 3ls7gs Slis Slh4S
May .......S27sa53 SSisyl s2A s2's
D RI g.: ::- ~ a:zas sssOs ~ ;ssss
Ness Pork; per Dbl. &c ,s-,s
Jan. ......s937I5 s9.42n ss.S7ia $40
Lard. per 100 lbs
short Ribs, per 100 lbs
PsS. ...... .ss.sS ssss M Ms9,s : US
Cash quotations were as follows: No: 2
yellow corn. 224gS2lAc. Flour steady. NO.
2 spring wheat, 69g7lc.; No. spring
wheat, e407ie.; No. 2 red, 7lmIihc. No. 2
corn, S2Ac: No, oats. , ss4s9c,' No No
Rye, Csc. No. barley, S9giic. No, lax
seed. N2Th. Prime timothy seed, W..
Mess pork. per barrel, Ss5dTs0 Lard.
per 100 pounds. s52ods5.2zis. short.rie
sides uoOse), shfVEf9.iV. ~ $500
shoulders boxed. 6d6isc. Short cieaf
sides (boxedD s5.iOGs5.50. Whisky. as
tlllsrs finished goods, per galon' ~; -,
Sugar cut loaf, $40; granuleted, so,lV'
Butter dull: creameries. l5a22c.; dairiess
ikalsc. Cheese strong; creams, lzgl2'-c'
Eggs steady; fresh, l6i1Gl7c.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, october IA 2. Moot
ton-Spot quiet; prices loweri American
middling, fair, 4 is-S2d.; good middling.
3-l6d middllng. 3 3l-S2d.; low middhngs
/ 3 25-32d; good ordinary, l9-J2d.; ordi~
nary, 1890. The Gales of tha day were
5000 bales Of which 900 were for specuia-
| lion and export, and included 100 bales
American. Receipts, 5000 bales, in
Guiding ~ 800 American.
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet;
American middling, low middllng clause,
Der and November. 5i-64aS 55-6id, buy
ers; November and December, 1Std.,
sellers; December and January, es-sid-'
sellers: January and February, o2-sld.
! buyers: February, March. April. and May.
52-6ld.. sellers; May June, July, and Au-
gust. 52-64d.. buyers; August and Sep
tember. 3 5O-6tQs 5l-6ld.. sellers.
NEW YORK, october H.-Cotton.-
Steady: mlddling, 5-l6c.: net receipts, yii
bales; gross receipts. 1888 bales sales. ~
! bales: stock 1869 bales; exports to the
Continent, ,lF bales.
! Totals to-day: net receipts. 1910 balesI
exports 10 Great Britain. 1881 bales; 10
! France u,4s0 Nyaiesi to the Conii..eht,
! 1147 bales: stock. Sls& S bales.
| Consolidated: Net receipts, l2s, 231 bales;
! exports to Great Britain. $500 bales; to
| France 1925 bales; TO the Continent, 81
! 3gl bales.
Totals since September 1st: Net receipts.
| 1G75.69l bales; exports 10 Great Britain
| 49, 246 bales: 10 France, l5S020; TO the Con-
| tlnent S2j bales
Cotton futures opened steady: Novem-
! Der. s. 81: December. 81; January. sos;
! February. sT.03: March T.O9: April, $40;
M hiiy' "i'' June Ti'' july "l'' August
/ Cotton futures closed very steady: Oc-
| tobor, 500: November, N.02; December,
| 5G: January. sos: February, Snj
SIS; July, $40; August, $40; September.
Spot closed quiet; middllng uplands.
7 5-i6c; middling Gulf. Lice; sales. 6-i
| bales.
NEW ORLEANS. la, October 24-cot-
ton futures closed steady October s.77:
November, Sc 70Q6T2: December, sa15fD
| S677; January, %.Nd@.Si. February $3.50
| 50 March. 81. S6nSlS7; April, 81 $50 $50;
{Gsjas8G.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET
| PETERSBURG. VA, october 4.-(Spe-
| ciaL)-COtton-Steady at 7'sc. for good
| lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
| BALTIMORE, October 2-Hog Mar
| ket-Supply Is lighter moderate demand,
! and slow; 1852 head, against 1905 last
week. quote: Western, StS5 70 s.; near
| by, $40 to $3.50; pigs, $40 TO $40; roughs,
! tl75 to SL25. Sheep and Lambs-Supply
| lighter and prices at opening or the mar
| ket were from Is TO 1-5c. higher; but, with
| ing slow. quote: Sheep, 2 TO 3-4c.; few
| extra at 4. Lambs 10 &C.; few choice at
3 l-4c. Calves-Market active, selling
| from to & lie. for choice veals.
CHICAGO. october 2}-The prevailing
| features OF the cattle market to-day show
| ed very little change from those noted
| for some time past. Offerings that were
OF prime quality sold satisfactorily, but
! common and midding grades ruled weak
and 10c. lower Good TO fancy grades
si0s5.45; stockers and feeders. $3.50 80;
cows and bulls. $2NSi65; Texans, $500
$40; calves, NDaSL5o There was an
active trade in hogs early I'm the day az
am advance OF 2 he In prices. but this
was all lost, and the market closed weak.
Fair to prime lots sold at A2 l-2uH ~;
heavy packages, $3.50 $40; mixed, N.l0p
N.42 IL: butchers, Al5pNR l-2; light
weights. S4.10aA.45; pigs. SDaNp. Trade
i'm sheep and lambs was active AT steady
prices Inferior 10 choice yedrlins5
brought S2dSlGO, western rangers bring
ing S5as4 and feeders, s3.VVu,JOo; poor 10
prime lambs, BDnfo.t1. Receipts -cht-
lie. 1900 head; hogs, 10000 head; sheep'
1900 head.
NEW YORK, October 23.-Beeyes-te-.
ceipts. 41s0 head; 81 cars on sale. Market
active aud lGa15c higher; bulls and cows,
IA IA 95c higher: All sold. Steers, NSyD
g55: oxen and stays, sil5q@3o; bulls
ts75as55; choice tat do. $40, COWS.
"a .7Oqs4 Gables quote American cattle
slow at II 3-4Ql2 l-2c per pound; retrisera-
tor beef higher at 9l-2c. per pound .A-
norts to-day. none; tomorrow, 60 cattle
and 500 quarters OF beef. Calves1he.
CENTS / 233 head; active and 25c. higher;
choice veals. 59c. higher. all SOLD: YEAS
800, and Iambs~Receipts. 1851 head;
e. cars on sale Sheep firm 20 Zoe. higher
lambs opened l5q25s lower ,1s siSIed sS SSst
and 25Q35c lower; cars ~ ln ~ naslsn
,anebs "a 50dxts5; culis. $5.75aH2J. HOGS
ltihoSf "a ts,d. A cars on sale. slow