Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
rpr R1cHMoND pIspArcH-sUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Il. 1899.

! The Liverpool market was tame, eIop
| data revealed no change of consequence
| in the crop condition; the weather SOUR
| remained dry and hot, and the crop invr ~,
ment continued on vigorous sclls 9TH irb
| market for spot cotton closed quiet, WIFI
| prices unchanged, on the basis OF ot-sS'
| for middling uplands and 5-sc. for mld~
ding Gulf. Sales, l.03l bales.
Der. S59S: November. s6.03; December. $6.l0
January. S5l5; February. S.lS; March.
s622; April 1921; May. ss.%; june %.S0;
July. $3.50.
Spot closed steady; niddling uplands,
3-Sc.; middling Gulf. 65-Sc. Sales, lV5i
bales.
Futures closed quiet and steady; Sep
| TENDER 1884: October. S59s: November,
$500: December $G.C9 January. @.lt; Feb-
ruary S5.l7; March. s6.H April. S62i; May,
y627: June $3.50; July. S6.3Z.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, September 20. -
COttOn-Futures steady; september, >2to
bid: october. S.13TfS5.A. November S.'oN
$50: December. $3.50 S.sE January
$. s5m$5.97; April. s59SGSG; May sjO2aP.V.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA. September To-
Good cotton firm at &c.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, September b-IalNes.-
For strictly veal calves there Is con-
slant active demand, while on heavy ana
rough STOCK prices must OIltii "
in order 10 effect a sale. Under light OF
ferings the general market Is strong. we
quote as follows: Strictly choice veal per
pound 6@imic; good veal, tdoizc., roush
10 good per head. SASH.
Lambs and Sheep.--Desirab BILE rat lambs
of handy weight not over-plentiiui' prices
on this class of stock being steady under
a fair demand. Poor, thin, or underslIe
lambs. as wei as rough sheep, IN ample
supply and dull To-day's quotations fol
low: Spring lambs. good 10 choice, 0doiAc.
per pound: poor, small stock, 4nf12c. per
pound; sheep. per pound, chOlce' o12c.,
good, per head, SUf3oV, INFERIOR, PEI
head. SlQ$l.50; old bucks, per head, $Z4S5.
CHICAGO. September 15.-Receipts Of
cattle were unusually .arge Tor so late
i'm the week but a good share went di-
rect to killers. The market was steady at
about yesterdays prices. Coco, cholce
cattle sold at $570as6.75; commoner grades
at Si3OqS56O Stockers and feeders
brought S3.1Om$5: bulls. COWS, and heifers,
SL7JnSj.40; Texas steers, S.9yp fi5V'
rangers, $3.6O6S5.35, and calves, N.Nq$S.iO 10.
Business in hogs was brisk, and the
market closed firm at the pest price OF
the week. Heavy hogs sold AT - zV9St ~
mixed lots at S4.S0aSLl5, and light at $AeSp
s475 Pigs brought S.754St65, and cuils'
81 250Si ~
Offerings of sheep and lambs were libe-
raj but the demand was good anu am, Plls 80
ruled steady. Sheep sold at sfoN'-o lSr
best native culls bringing <2nS.-1, pam
ewes selling ut 50. lO0SS.65. Lambs brought
So 25Gs6 40 for best: westerns sold at $Ao)W
S. 45. and culls, S.75pA.lO. o., ooo
Receipts: Cattle. 300 head' hoss' A'VV'
head. sheep, 5000 head
NEW YORK. September l5.-Beeves-
Receipts. 1885, head; 80 cars on sale;
steers steady to shade lower; bulls ana
cows firm to l5c. higher-all sold. steers,
S45O05.1j; oxen AnSo.Zo; bulls, S5oVi ss1.5,'
heavy EXPORT bull $3.50; cows SZdSl
Gables steady. Exports, 4iO cattle and 10
quarters of beef: tomorrow l,lOi cattle
and 5,196 quarters.
Calves-Receipts. PIT head STEADY anu
ali sold. Veals. $5.50a$s.75; grassers, S5e0
81; fed calves Si.500S5. 40, -,
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 59S3 head;
% cars on sale. Sheep steady; lambs, w.
Inc higher: Az cars unsold. Sheep. 8ogY
q 60. lambs. Si90GS6.37l2 cuils, AdShtoi
Canadian lambs, @n8.51.
Hogs-Receipts, 1907 head; none ior
sale. Nominally lower at A9Oa$6lo'