Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

Jam .......$i95 $i97i5 $i92i2 Si95
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady. No. 2 yellow corn, 3lUSll2c. No.
3 spring wheat, 6rsn69l2c.; No. red
72ssc. No. corn, 3lG3lAc. no. oats
2zQ22hc.; No. ? white, S3AqSlc.; No. .
white. 23d2psc. No. = rye, 46i2c. No. 2
barley. 36lkaiSc No. l fiaxseed, AO.
Prime timothy seed. S2.25. Mess pork,
per barrel, 120QSs.o5. Lard per 100
pounds. $lOQS525. Short-rib sides loose
&05a3.2j. Dry-salted shoulders, boxed
S5.62laa$5.75. Short-clear sides, boxed;
S.55G&.G0 Whiskey. distillers' hnished
goods per gallon, So. Clover SlqSI
Butter firm: creameries, l6dZ2c.i dalrIes'
i3GrlSc. Cheese firm at 1lqllAc. Eggs
Fresh. 1f3al4sac.
HOLIDAY IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September l2.-This was
a holiday i'm Baltimore Sword presenta-
ton. to Captain Dyer Of the cruiser BAT
timore). and consequently there was no
market here. ,.,,,.,,,,e,
LIVERPOOL, September IL T. M lsI
Cotton-Spot in fair demand; prices l-5zd.
lower: American middling fair, 900 ;
good middlng, 25-32d.; middling, lt-JZd. ;
low middling, ll-52d. go0d Ordinary ;
3 5-32d.. ordinary, a-52d. Inc sales OK
the dav were 10000 bales, OF which l5JD
bales were for speculation and export,
and included $500 bales American; re-
ceipts. 1900 bales including 100 bales
American. 49,, ....1,.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady
AT the decline; American middllng, low
middling clause, September, 3 2S-6id., Duy-
ers. September and OctOber, -o-oid,,
BUYERS: october and November, A,big
2 25-6id.. sellers; November ana december
| 8 23-6id.. buyers; December ana JdhudI >
2 23-6id.. buyers; January and February
| 23-6td.. BUYERS; February and March,
2 23-GiGS 2l-6id.. buyers; March and April,
| 2 2i-6ld.. buyers; April and May, 3 29-64d
sellers: May and June, 3 25-6ia3 26-6id..
sellers June and J1y ss 5Ssid Sellers
NEW YORK, September 12.-Cotton-
Firm. middling, 8 l3-lJc.; gross receipts.
?. AS bales. sales, l,625 bales; STOCK, lo5'95o
| bales: exports to the Continent SeS'
Totals to-day: Net receipts, $3.50 bales
exports TO the Continent, 6,bSs bales'
stock. 49l ,O65 bales. o,oe- h.ios.
Consolidated: Net receipts A'JoI pd'e :
exports-to Great Britain, 1865 bales; 10
France 632 bales; to the Continent o-'ool
'' totals since September 1st: Net re-
CENTS. 200 S9i bales; eXpOrts-tO Great pr
tain. 2jSj2 bales; to France lS'- p'ieS'
TO the Continent, 42lsS bales. ,a,,,...
Cotfon futures opened at the decline
| september. s5Sf; October s.; November
s. ~. December. sos; January, SOIL req
ruary. S5.14; March, S5LS' Apri an" may
S. %: June. $6.2I; July, $5.Jl Co.,.
Futures closed barely steady; septem-
hcr e. Is. october, S59i: November, S.sli
Decemher $500: January, 5000; Febru4sy'
| Sc -. March. So 10; April, sob; May So'-5i
| June. s626: July. S6.29. ,,,..
SDot closed quiet at l-l6c decllnesi
middling upIands. 3-Sc.; mddling Gulf
| 5-Sc.: sales, none.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, September p
| Cotton-Futures quiet; September S2;6,
| hid. October S67Q $3.50; November, $o:na
| 81 n. December, &.769S5U; January. 80.
Gs5a; February. <SstaS S.Se; MSr efl s' az
| "a Sc. April. S5930S5.s5; May. S9:t9S''9''
F''''' LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. September n.-SWlhe-
| Arrivals this week, II Go head; inc re.
| CENTS exceed those OF last week Dy apou'
900 head. and are CONSIDERED III SUI
/ NV Trade is reported as being dull; win
p1,ai,,es showing but q slight variation
go, iost weeks figures. Good, far west
arn noes sell at 5000 500 per 100 pounds
gross-a shade of from llsnts rom near,
noints slea$1O; heavies; Asge2' ilsn'
lias e. 50GS47O. and roughs, SoVIA pei
! ~ ~ ,,,n,,ds GROSS. sheep and lambs-Ine
| ro.diDfe are heavy. 10 carloads; among
| u.bfch are too many common old sheel
"a lambs. which are not wanted AT any
| nrice. old sheep are unchahseu iion
] ias' shade higher Lambs. 3&poisc., 2
| s lie of &c. Calves-Receipts are tair
| ~ a fairly active trade Is on lot NealS
| a amu ations 4i6iac. per pound. NO chahs'
| I'm values being reported
| CHICAGO. September IA good rni
| NJ cattle to-day was dlsposeu vi ie Gu;
Oh tees prevailing late last week. Coco
a. pchoice cattle sold at &.I5aSo;eo, com
| 49, ,,rades at A30fif5.l0; stOckers an'
faeders brought SGA.i5; bulls eov%cs,, ~ y.
| heiferg s2lf$5 70; Texas steers, $500 - ~
rangers. S3.5OnS5.S5. ana caves ~, 80
.'o,o,nt and prices dropped about &C. IRON
| -, u,osl's level Heavy hogs sol" !"