Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-22

distillers' finished goods, per gallon, si.11.
Sugars-Cut-loaf. unchanged. DtnSsi1c
Firm; creamery. 1i4lslzc. DAIRY pw"e,,
E,qgs-Firm: fresh, 1fc. Cheese easy ae
sQ9c.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. September 2i.-Native cattle
| of attractive quality were scarce to-uay,
| the offerings did not seem 10 pe a'u1 III
| enough to interest buyers, pu' sun a..
round sales were at prices wen up " a u
| mixed butchers stock met more uissn.
| demand than for many days. ana s Dr,.as
| point higher than last week. Ii
ranged from sS.75qN;eo Tor iair tr 70 npa ai
steers brought s495n$5.6O. Inc stocE u
| veal calves was quite liberal, but tne ~. ~,
| strong values were readily taken, unc
best selling around 81 anq 'ng Ren v cattle
| went off quite briskly at steady pricss, -
train Of Texans going at $oo; anu ,a nn,na
| of the choice westerns AT NU, s ~
| fancy L 500 pound Dakota steers seiiihs up
strictly choice hogs Of all weights sol1
| readily enough at a Sc. advance, anu az.
such were quickly cleared, Nj 81 81 " ana
! heavy went to packers AT above Wv ana
| very few lots were so rough as 20 nave
70 sell below $780, Fancy bacon plgs
! went al $3.50. some extra butcher-weigh.s
at $40. but most heavy am, ana y, miAe' u
| choice quality cold at $logN.W
The trading in sheep and lambs WIS
| active and the prices were firm. Good
wethers sold as high as S.,o- ~ s.r an9
| OF eco good g3-pound oregon ewes went
| AT $3.50 and mutton grades SOLO larseS
ar sSS5dA Lambs were Of more attrac
tive quality. A fair bunch OF oo-pouhu
lambs went at $4.Io. -, &c noo
Receipts: Cattle. $500 heau' hoe9' i''V'V
head sheep, 1900 head
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. September A-Flour-Duh
' Wheat"Iower: No. red. cash, eleva-
tor. SOC. bid track. s6a9lc.: NO: a nara
cash. on track. sqSSe; Sep'snoei' ''AN''
Corn--Dull: spot firmer; NO; z casn'
27Hc': September 26l1c. bid; December
2Sc. bid: May, SlAc. asked. . cor
9oxc hid: track, @lkq20%c.; No. white,
22c; September, 20c.; Decenper " '-'~
2O&.c; May. &c. ,s go,
Bran-Dull and lower; sacNeu' east
track. i6c; track. this side, 4ec ,.1.o,,,.
Butter-Higher; creamery loazi'sc''
dairy llMlic.
| Eggs-Firm at i2c.
p mnlsA standard mess. joDbng,
ga I@rd-I.ower; prime steam, si45; choice.
$4.5215 .., chort clear
and ribs. S625; shorts. $.SI14; -,
Drv-Saited Meats-Boxed lots. shoul-
ders. s5.25; extra short-clear and rios'
$50; shorts. s5.s'l2.
CINCINNATI.
, CINCINNATI, o.. September a.
Flour-Dull and easy; m.
Wheat-Dull; No. 2. &c, .,,,
, Corn-Quiet; No. mixed, 5l@c;.
Oats-6uli: No 2 mixed, 2Oaalso
Rye-Easy; No. 2. 4sc.
, Lard-Quiet at $3.50.
Bulk Meats-Steady at 9J.'o.
r Bacon-Steady at $3.50
NNhiskey-Steady at Sl.Z.
u Rufter-Steady and higher, fancy Elgln
r creamery. nc: ohio, 1iql5c.; dairy INC
: Eggs-Steady at l2c.
, | Cheese--Firm.
5 THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September Ill +. NJ
/. | Cotton-Spot quiet; prices lower; Ameri-
, can middiing fair. 4 3-Sd.; good mlddling.
: 5-22d' American mlddling. 4d low MO
, ling 7-sd; good ordinary, 3Ad.i oral
nary n.y. sales Of the day were 5000 bales.
; of which 500 were for speculation ana eA-
port. and included 1900 bales Amerlchn !
receipts, 5000 bales including 2,fo Ameri-
. Futures opened weak, with moderate
: demand. and closed steady, American
= middiing. -middling clause; Septembe 7.
y 8 55-6iQ3 56-64., sellers; September a amd
y October. 8 4s-6id., sellers; october ana
= November. 3 4l-64d., sellers, Noyemoer
{ and December, 3S-6id.. buyers; Decem-
a Der and January, 3 57-6id:, buyers; jan
= | uary and February, Oiootu., Dose'eis
Z February and March. 3 4-6ig3 So-oiu.
q huyers: March and April, 3S-bid., buyers,
r AprIl and May, 39-6id., buyers; May ana
l. June 8 4O-64d., buyers; June ana 1uiy'
4l-64d., value.
s. NEW YORK, September A.-Cotton-
: ouiet. middling. l3-lGc.; net receipts
u none: gross receipts, 2,S13 bales; exports
i to Great Britain s799 bales to France
e Geo bales: forwarded 526 bales: sales, ~
u bales; spinners, 2N bales; STOCK SION
bales. -. 40 ,eo Aatas
I exnorts-to Great Britain, l6.4i9 bales; t'
! France $50 bales; 10 the CONTINENT, NV
), bales: stock. Sl9,6S6 bales. .oo 49,
Consolidated: Net reeelpts. l s5 oa's ;,
10 exports-to Great Britain, 2.55Z bales: u
II France, $50 bales; to the Continent. 1879
n baies
% Totals since September: Net receipts
$. 42i527 bales; exports. az gI haIes 70 m
G, AZ. 23l bales; 10 France. llt5o peles' u u"
Continent, 1884 bales. i.
"a Cotton futures opened steady; sales
ID 9. 100 bales; January, 1913; FeDruary se,oS
" March. $685. April. s66s; MAY, so.li; Sep
p TENDER, $780, October, So0V, No'einpei
>, 'Catton futures closed steady; sales
:; 81 $50 bales; January, B.5S; FEBRUARY. S.os
March, $3.50! april, $3.50 NAY y,oo; pep
o. tember 1885, october, $o.is' November
$; s6.4S; December, $3.50. ,,,
Spot cotton closed quiet; middling up
o. lands, 3 I3-l6c.; middling Gulf, l-l6c'
u sales. SUI Dales.
= NEW ORLEANS. LA, September a
y. Cotton futures steady; sales, S5,9o paie:
m September, s6.49p$s.50; October $6.Haso.n
r. November s6l8MS6.20: December, y5.2o'
p San: January, B244s6.25; February. $50
$50; March, s6.32QsG.35; April, s6Ssgso.S
n. NAvALsToRE MARKETS.
o. CHARLESTON, s. c.. September a.
Turpentine-M firm at 2lHc.; saie'
none. o., =,
q and ID Bis; r.. $40; II, Sl.25; G, sl.3l
"A 81 40. 1 and X. $i.f5; NJ, Y.5O; y. N.'
o. window-gIass. si.95; water-white ND.
is SAVANNAH. GA. September IL
at ! Shirts OF TurDentine-F1rm at ze,2c
D. sales GAP casks; receipts. 1,O6t casks. =.
- Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales, i,S'
r barrels; receipts, 4,Ogl barrels.
az WILMINGTON, N. C.. September ~
Is SHIRTS OF Turpentine-Firm at zSuzS1ec
er 's RosHIn-steady at si.lOaH.l5; receipts,
Crude Turpentine-steady at $50, SIS
and 81 70. receipts % casks
10 Tar-Firm at s1.l5: receipts. 10i barrel
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, VA. September 2i.-tSp'
~ ciaI,-Farmers market steady; strict
~ Fancy &C.: strictly prime. 5-4c.; priin
sl-tc: Spanish. Soc.; low grades. sheiiin
, stock. / l-2ql 3-fc.; hand-picked fanc'
y &C.: extras. &C.; third grade, ri NO;
"a Spanish, shelIed, l-zc; no 'rsihi'
si-2c; No. Virginia, l-zc.
9h PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Dss pErERsBURG, VA. September 81.
3N uarket auler. virginIas. prime. lac
srtra prime. 2 1-2n2 5-sc.; fancy. 81
n &c spanish, none Offering.
~ pIerERsgtrRG COTTON MARKET