Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-17

No. spring wheat. 90 l-Sa9i l-'c.; no, T., .
No. 2 corn. % 1-2G29 7-Sc. NO ,,c
- 3-ic. No. white f. o. D. 30 y l 20 10
rye. 40 SAC. No 2 barley nominal; No. .;
T. O. b.. 44c: No a. (. o. b., 4Oc. NO; /
naxseed. Sl.O6 3-iGS.09 IL. Prime unlolny
seed. $260dS262 10. Mess pork, per Datts "a
short rib sides 1oose), $510qs54o; dry.
sailed shoulders Cboxed). &.5OpS5,io; snort
clear sides boxed. S.506i&.62 IL. Mis-
KEY. dlstillers finished goods per galion,
s1.22 Sugar, cut-loaf. unchansJd. P 99,1sc
firm; creamery. l2dlSc.; dairy yoi9o'
Cheese easy at Sq9c Eggs firm; fresh l5c'
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. September 16-Trade in cay,
tie was slow. Not many choice catlIe
were included in the supply, and Few were
good enough TO sell up 10 S3.29. COWS ulSt
with a better demand. but showed otily
a shade Improvement I'm values even IoI
the hest Sales of cows and heifers ranged
from 81 70 no 81 40 for fair to prime. veal
stock went quickly at strong prices cholee
lots around $675 and fancy calves up 10
g. Ten loads of good Texas steers SOU
readily At good RTle stsr saif range went of
slowly at 50. 25n$i4O The rain Improved
the demand for stockers and feeders, ana
about all useful cattle found sale
In hogs, medium shipping, grades weaf
hulk OF fair mixed and good heavy hogs
had 10 20 &C. lower. The fever scare Is
proving disastrous TO speculative nv
rests i'm the product, ana packers &c
handing mack. Common TO choice hght-
weights sold at S4nA3 Culls brQugnt
sSI Mixed lots sold at s3.95Qst25. Heavy
hacking tots sold at 50. IOaSS:
Arrivals OF sheep and lambs fosnd reauy
sale at steady prices. string OF 40 so 9
iia-nound western muttons sold a $40;
ana several punches of lambs an S0.z0 ana
s5e5 Most of the fair 10 good rat lamDs
sold al Si30uSL35. and feeders AT Sf-oV
s475 Farmers were buyers OF stock ewes
s apo1 we s3.'G at ss5Ga47o nothing Of
20, oualitv going below $40. Most or the
ear nntton stock brought S65asi. as hish
as 81 10 being paid for choice lols. o, ooo
Receipts: Cattle, 1O,Wg head, Aoss' -iVV"
head. sheep, H,0O head
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, September lS'-Flour-
Weak. ~ . rod each
,,e,,nfor Soc. bid; track, 96is09s12c.; NO.
hard. cash, sSqSsc.; September %74c''
N GSS;rp 500 dull; No. cash. 2Sc. asked
September, CSC. asked Deceiipei' -04'''
MAJ 3ss;;s o-S steady; No. cash, elevator,
90 RIA. rack. O2tm2lc.; No. white,
32i5023c. September, 2Oc. bld; DeceHDer'
2litc.. May. 23Ac. Dlu. 80.
Butter-steady; creamery h1zal9c''
dairy. Sl2dl5lzc.
Eggs-Firm at lll2c.
pporENFirm; standard mess. jobbing'
ia IISSrd-Higher; prime steady ASS;
Racon BOXED lots)-Extra short-clear
81 sofF *
Dry-SaIted Meats-Boxed shoulders
$50: short-clear and rios. S6lZ12; snort
1915. -
CINCINNATI, September S-flour-
Dull. A.
Confirm; No. 2 mixed, S2dSZl2c;
Oats-Steady; No mixed, 2lqZll2c.
Rye-Easier; No. 2, isc.
Iard-Firmer at Si31lz.
Bulk Meats-Quiet at 800.
Bacon--blrm at sooo
Whiskey-Steady at VII.
Butter-Quiet
Sugar and Cheese-Firm.
Eggs--Dull at lOc
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September 10 r. M
cottor--Spot i'm fair demand, prices favor
buyers. American middling l-Sd. me
sales OF the day were 1000 Dales, Oh
which 200 bales were for speculation ana
export. and included 9.l0O bales american;
receipts, 5000 bales, including 2'fVo Aiheri-
can. - ,. !
Futures opened quiet, with moderate
demand and closed easy: American ma |
ding. low middling clause, SeptemoeI'
3 62-6id.. buyers; September ana Octoper'
8 54-6id, sellers; October ana N0yeInDer,
2 47-g4ff3 4S-64d., buyers; November ana
December. H-6id., sellers December
and January. f3-6id, sellers; January
and February. 45-64d., sellers; Feoru- |
airy and March. iS,6iaS f-on,; sellers
and May, 45-64d.. sellers; May and June.
3 s-s4d.. sellers; June and July, H-6id.
sellers.
NEW YORK. September l6.-Cotton-.
Quiet: middlng. Use; gross receipts |
s.Oss bales; forwarded. 4,l65 bales; sales |
Totals to-day. Net receipts. 29S8D bales; |
axnorts-to Great Britain, none; 10 |
France. 500 bales; TO the Continent 1854
bales. stock, 236.7i3 bales. 800.
Consolidated: Net receipts. lio5JS Daies
exports-to Great Britain. 5,034 bales; 10 [
france. Csc bales; 10 the Continent H.
Totals since September lst: Receipts
Is2. 279 bales; exports-to Great britain, /
81 go bales 10 France, H,fo0 bales; 10 the
rcntinent. 1856 bales
cotton futures opened steady at the de-
cline: sales. 6.l00 bales: January, seN.
February. 1854; March, ;s;ss; April. 80;
May 1913: September ss.w %sg; SsI9oer %'
cotton futures closed easy; sales. ~ 20
49,. January. @13; February. 1910.
March $50: April. S-8; May, S.H; Sep
ember. SEQ: October, $50; November,
1871; December, 800
ands. l-sc.: middling Gulf. s-sc.; sales.
NEW ORLEANS. September 1s--cot-