Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-02

Ing to-day as the best figures showed +,
net gain OF points on the leading posi-
lions. The opening was steady. with price.
z 10 points higher, on encouraging new.
from the English market. rumOrs iha5
southern markets were higher, on tler-
getic foreign buying. and talk ~ damage.
70 the staple In the Atlantic State 0y.
me recent storm. Near the end N tbs.
irst hour weakness was developed by pros.
hl-laking sales, and an crOrt on the part
or the leading bears 10 bring about gene
~ liquidation. But firm late cables arf
VIZ appearance Of foreign buying orders
sSenl prlc,s upward sharply before uIl-f
10y IN the afternoon. Investment buying
W. quite active. Bullish sentiment -four
smee on cOld-we1ther predictions With
ntD3t promised for the northern belt TO-
lI3n- ana Official estimates Of Hight re-
~ ty,ineirow. on the rise the South
or.u WI street figured as liberal buy
eta, giving special attention fO the Janus
airy position, which. las "a natural result.
showed IcihuVeiy greater strength than
the rest Of tho list Reduced crop este
mates ma anu reports that The reverses to
the English forces in South Africa were
not 80 great ms at first foarof rvo~o foo
tors. adding 10 the general frmroqs To
market was finally steady with prices
showing n gain Of 3 10 8 points
Cotton futures opened steady. Nover,-,
Der. T.li; December T13. January. f-fT.
February, Sis; March and April Nq5
Nay and June, g y; July and August.
| Sl21. September, N.J3.
Futures closed steady. November rffg
December Nle; January His F.I-r-v'
| Nl9 March. M.22. Aprl. 81 1 Nav
| June T25. July. E2i. August s. %. r.
! tember 81 90: October Ng
Spot cotton closed finn, miff'irg M
| 1899 bales
NEW ORLEANS. November No mar.
| ket. holiday.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET
PETERSBURG. VA. November f. .er,-
| cial) -CottOn-Stcadv. with tlr d0ul q
az 7isc. FOR good lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS
| BALTIMORE. October 90 Beef Cattle.
! The arrivals during tl week were IgHf-
! er than last week.. SD against trl n.f..
! previous. Cattle We're mostly 0f .n 'r.s-
riOr grade. consisting mostly off feeders
and stOckers; very few goo. 0afr. on lrs
market: prices were about fI. Same
last week for common and medium
grades but good. fat butcher cattle art
shippers sold n shade higher The 0.In-
try buyers bought about tleif usau. n.u-
Der. The eastern buyers bought .-
tie.
Prices Of beef cattle ranged az follow.
Exports Sill % l-2c those rated I'-
quality, ABA 10 8 lie. butcher cattle i..r
quality. 31-2 10 1910. medium. a5 80 ~
tl-ic.; feeders. $3.50 20 $40. az 90 quality
st0ckers. s. 20 8G5. oxen and cows, q.
il-ic.; bulls, 3-i To- l-2c.; hciiers, 2 a-b
90 l-ic.
Hog Market-Receipts 1926 head Tor
the week quote for western. fisj GO s.:
other points. $3.50 to $40; roughs, $50 -
weak at M0ndays prices.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts heavy. ei3
head on the market. Quote sheep - %
81 as TO quality; lambs, 81 to 4i very slow
Caves.-Markct active. selling from ,
10 $3.50; extra, 500; 25 bead on the mare
Fresh Cows-Light supply: selling meg
dunn from 50 To SD per hrdlf h'"Ns Old
20 $50 per head.
CHICAGO. October 3i.-Thcre wa
fairly active demand for cattle to-
and prices showed no particular en-.
Good TO fancy grades brought 1lDnt .,
common to medium. 1920 fo.'oi stoea "a
and feeders, @nSLi3i cows nelieie. l
bulls. 2a$525; Texans, 8504{LlOi calves.
Liberal offerings I'm the face Of o. poor
demand prccipitated decline Of
I'm hogs. Fair 10 prime lots, ttli .-.l
Si22 l-2; heavy packers. $3.50 SID. m,
SLl00$427 II; butchers, fAllnlt.- -,
ight-woights SiO5uSt3o pigs. S5o
Trade IN sheep was lively 90 a Irp
advance in values Prime lambs mad.
new record I'm selling. no e. and prime nI-
choice sheep sold at S25WNio1. few f3
below 50; western r3ngers, f1Si.h
range lambs SiINIfa in
Receipts: Cattle 5000 head hogs. 5000
head sheep 1900 head
NEW YORK. October 3i-Beeves-Rs-
ceipts. 2T head; no trade of imporian
feeling steady. cables UNCHANGED .t-
ports today 500 cattle and APO quart
of beef: tomorrow 1900 quarters.
Calvcs-Reccipts. 20s head. Ne1lf steady;
grassers nominal; 100 southern calves ur-
sold. Neals. Sns9.
sheep and Iambs-RcCoinfs 2si hoff.
Sheen steady; lambs firm lnd lHI.
higher than Monday closing prices.
Sheep. 50 25N 1851 -; lambs. HHN'l, 'i-
madam lambs. $500.
steady at $l4mSi60. fair western ho--'
A45. .....-.... ,,.,.,,,.,-,rs
WILMINGTON. y. c.. November Dr.
Spirits of Turpoutine-Notnl lNt'
market UNCHANGED: receipts y CASH,
Rosin-Firm and unchangedi rae.'.s'
crrde Turpenune-Qulet at $3.50 2'i
Taf-steady ar $50, receipts 100 barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. November L-Sp.rH
OF Turpentino-Firm at 4or iAi4e.i re..I.
ff25 casks; sales, 500 casks, export
Rosin-Flrm and unchanged; recea.t
400 barrels sales, 5o5 barrels eHpo.."
800 barrels.
CHARLESTON. s. C., Novemher D.
Turuentlne-F Firm al 4sc.. sales none
R6sin-Steady and unchanged s'itA
meme.
TRUSTS MAKING NEW JERSEY RICH