Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-21

buyers; November and December
> 29-sipS W-Cid., buyers; December and
January, 29-6id., buyers; January and
rrepruary, Z-6id., value; February AMI
Ma,cn, Sz.giH5 SO-sid.. sellers March
a2d April, 3 3o-64d.. sellers: April and
Nay Sy-Giu3 3i-6ld.. value: May aud
June. 35l-6id.. buyers June and July.
. !, s,-ott 5z-54d., buyers; July and August.
52-sfq3 SS-6id.. sellers.
NEW YORK, September 2O.-cotton
STEADY; middiing. e7-l6c.; net receipts.
,29 bales: stock 1864 bales; exports-to
Great Britain, 1888 bales.
totals to-day: Net receipts. q, 1872 bales:
eeAports-to Great Britain, 1921 bales; TO
france, 100 bales; to the Continent, Is ll3
bales; stock. 527,71 bales.
tobs'hdated: Net receipts, .769 bales;
exports-to Great Britain, 1894 bales: TO
52.5N bales.
Totals since September 1st: Net re-
Teipls. 4ZZs92 bales; exports--to Great
hbtIlIain, l1N bales; TO France SLO5S
Ddies' TO the Continent, 109,765 bales.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, September 10
Special -Cotton firm at 6isG6iLe. for
good TO best lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, September 1g.--Beof cat
!!le-Nery best on sale this week. $500
s9.yy; those generally rated first 1,iaiify
$3.50 e ~ o. medium Or good fair quality
so,Cy"Si,Io; ordinary thin steers. oxen.
ana cows. s229s3l5; extreme range of
prices. N.2Jnt5.50: most OF the sales were
from SZ.D TO $3.50. Remarks on beef cat
tie: The arrivals during this week were
$500 head, against 1858 head last week.
ana 3.tsS head one year ago. and the sales
We're 5.ZZ3 head. against 26'1 head last
week. and 1914 head one year ago. Balti-
more butchers taking LOIS head country
dealers % head, and eastern buyers l,6,S
mead. The market for beeYes this week
was much Ike that of last week A. ac-
tiNity, and as 10 the quality of the Of
ferings. Values for tops were a shade
easier han last week. fewer sales being
made 1T and near our highest figures
and more at and near our lowest than
were recorded then. Medium and common
cattle were Is to PC. easier. Extreme quo
tatiions. 2.2a$5.59 per 100 pounds, and
most sales 2.5Ou $3.50 per 100 pounds. Ex-
pOrters were worth $5usj.J0 per 100 pounds
Sheep and Lambs-The arrivals this
week were 1892 head, against 11345 head
last week, and 1868 head one year ago.
Remarks: There Is no change TO note
In values of sheep and lambs since Mon
day, and no Improvement in the market
as to activity, for both sheep and lambs
are very dun, and common stock of both
are very hard 10 sell at any price. Old
sheep sell at 1-2lr4 lie: lambs, 31-2D
1-2c
Hogs.-The market Is slow and without
any quotabe change since Monday. but
IS weak at the figures recorded then, few
selling at or near the top figures then
prevailing We quote: Far-Western nogs
at $j.20qS.S per 100 pounds. Those from
nearer points, light-weights, $t90IS.l0;
heavies S.90N& light pigs. $500 "a 70,
and roughs, $5.J0tsyt per 100 pounds gross.
Fresh Cows.-A fair demand is on for
fresh COWS. with a rather limited offer
ing. A superior bunch OF a carload OF
Virginia cows. the best that have been
here during the year, on private terms,
by j. l.. Roller TO G. =. Brewer. General
quotations. s2Od$i5. and extra. $50 per
head. Receipts. 60 head.
Calves.-Vaues are unchanged since
Monday. There is a good demand FOR
veas of 12j to 80 pounds. Common 10
heavy are duh Quotations, l-2a6 lie.
Receipts, 1S head.
CHICAGO. September 19--Trade in cat
tie was rather slow to-day. Good fat cat
tie brought strong prices, while ordinary
grades were inclined 10 weakness. Good
to choice cattle sold at y.70Q$.n; com
moner grades az S4.25Gs59j. Stockers and
feeders brought s3.l0ln$5; bulls cows, and
hefers. S2d$j.30. Texas steers. S.J0QS4Z
rangers, s3.2JGS.30. and calves, H504ss.D.
4 lere was an active demand for hogs.
and prices were strong early, but yielded
somewhat late I'm the day. Heavy hogs
sold at Si1Jd$70; mixed lots. A354Aio;
lights, $.3jNSi75. Pigs, S.Ve5At0 and
culs S2dsLl0.
Sheep and lambs were in good demand
az firm prices Sheep sold al S3509A5O Tor
western rangers; choice yearlings, NoyU
Si6j. and culls at $5.50HS.9O. Lambs
brought $3.25qS6.5o for poor TO cholce'
westerns bringing s5aS.eo.
Receipts: Cattle. $500 head; hogs, zo'VVo
mead: sheep, 22,0O head.
NEW YORK, September ls.-Beeves-
n -lA CT
ports 800 cattle and $3.50 quarters OF beer.
Tomorrow 900 cattle and 6 5S6 quarters.
Calves-Receipts. 1j7 head. Slow put
steady; veal, 5a$5O; grassers' $50
sheen and I.ambs-Receipts, 2,O27 head
Sheep steady; lambs trhe irIner; 10 cars
unsold. Sheep S3QSL75; lambs, S4.oS@$6;
culls. 81; no Canadian lambs
Hogs-Receipts, 1903 head; market
steady at SL90QJ1O
NAVAI-STORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. ). c.. September %
Spirits Turpentine-Firm at 4Sc.; sales
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales,
SAVANNAH, Ga. September 20
Shirts Turpentine-Firm at Fc.; re-
ceipts. 939 casks; sales, PA casks; exports
2.0l5 casks. 49,. ,.,,.
sales / 143 barrels; exports, 1850 barrels.
Ouote: A. 3. c, j.. and +, 81; +, Yl.U9i -,
q %. n 81 q: | and X. $40; NJ, $40; y,
500; window-glass, S225; water-"hite'
wi WILMINGTON. Y. o, September %
Shirts Turpentine-Stlady at 46i24t'c''
Rosi1-Firm az 9Od95c.; receipts, S25 bar
crude Turpcrtine--Vety firm ana IN
cnar ged: receipts. Is barrels ,oo ,.or-.,,
Tor-Firm at $50; receipts, lZ5 paire1s'