Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-28
THE MARKETS.
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1T full quotations. All heavy. rough stock
,s dun and CT uncertain value Receipts
fairly liberal. We quote: Strictly choice
reals. per pound. 6tzasAc.: good veal. per
pound, 6GCAc,; poor 10 good, per head
RQSi0.
Beef catde-were a really. choice lot
Of cattle 10 arrive 81 would sell promptly.
hut the chief difficulty has been all along
that the receipts on the ~harves have
been. for The most part, Of inferior quail
ity and TIM. and this has caused the
demand TO rule quiet and prices rather
rncortain. Nc quote: Young fat steers,
Weighing LOCO 10 l.2no pounds 2s.6sc pcr
pound: steers weighing under 900 pounds.
&c: bulls, per pound. 2a2,,sc.; large. young
COWS, per head, in good order $lSas25:
fresh COWS. with calf, s20ds3o per head:
moor thin meadow stock, sl0dsl5 per heat,
Of lambs there is a fair inquiry at full
prices. but included IN the daily offerings
Is any number of rough. overweight. and
Inferior lambs, which latter are slow 10
fud favor, even when offered down low
Common old sheep also very dull We
quote as follows: Spring lambs. choice,
E4c per. pound; wool sheep, per pound.
best 21aSSe.; good. per head. s2.50ss3: In
tcr3o-. per head. sI@s1.25: old bucks. per
pound 20 Sc, as to quality and weight.
Clipped sheep. from TO Sc. per pound.
NEW YORK. September 27-Beeves-
receipts, 2Gl head. No sales reported.
Dressed beef steady; city dressed native
beef. 5tE97c Cables quote American steers
n l2iz0l4i4c.. dressed weight; refrigerator
beef at I2i3gl$c, Exports to-day: partly
cs,imate6 a. l2sa head beeyes. 80 head
Caives-No trading: city dressed veals,
iOa1Sc. per pound.
Sheep and Lan1bs-Receipts, 1000 head:
eheep steady; lambs slow: particularly
Ia ich firm in
price; about three and half cars of
stock unsold. Sheep sold at s3.25ds3.50 per
500 pounds: lambs. ss.SeGS5.50: dressed
TTogs-Receipts s6s head: none on sale
alive
EAST BUFFALO, n. Y. September
2l.-Cattle--Receipts, l,oSo head; market
quiet; yeals steady: tops, ssQS.25: CON-
mon 10 good, s5.504$7.75.
4ogs-Receipts. 5000 head: market dull:
30915c. lower; heavy, s7.60GS7.7o: medium.
S740Gs7.55: Workers. s7.25@sl,$5; pigs. 5000
grassers. s7Qs7.25; dairies, s7.zoas7.SO
Sheep and Larbs-Reccipts. 3.le0 head;
sheep steady; lambs, 5Qloc. lower: top
lambs, s5.25GS5S5; cuils to good. $i9s5 70 s.
yearlngs and wcthers, S4GSi25: ewes. So. %
q$3.75; sheep, top mixed, $3.6o9$3.15; culls
10 good. sl.754SS5o
CHICAGO. September 27.-Cilttle-Re-
market steady. Good TO prime steers.
37.5e11'$S.5o; poor TO medium, $4eo9Sl 20;
/ stocl1ers and feeders, s2.5OG$500; COWS,
/ 81. 5g7$4 80: heifers, s225dS5.75: Gamers,
Isl 50Q$2 50; bulls, s2.25G$4.7 rs; calves. S3.ooG
es725; Texas-fed steers, s3.004S.25; west
Germ. S3.750S6-25.
] IIogs-Receipts to-day. 10000 head:
EMonday, $4,000 head; left over, 1000 head;
A1narlset steady. Mixed and butchers
E7.3oG$7.7o; good to choice heavy, $500
fs7.7o; rough heavy, s7.1oGs73 80; light, $3.50
kIS7.55; bulk Of sales, S7.25G$7.50.
4 Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head; market
f5teady. Lambs steady; good to choice
fHeth'ers, SS.600si.10; fair to choice mix
fad, S2.50GS3.50; native lambs, sS.50Gs5.5o.
! EAST LIBERTY. September 27-Cat-
fle-Steady; prime, s6.251sG75: good, 5000
tGs5.75.
? IIogs-Lowcr; prime h'eavies. s7.65Gs7.75:
mediums, s7.556S7.60; heavy Workers, $40
saS7.45: light Workers. s7.nnGs7.25; pigs.
s6.50Gs6.75; skips, s3o0Qs4.o0; roughs, $500
Q1S7.25.
Sheep-Steady: best wethers. s3.75@s40o:
culls and common, S1.50Gs2.00 choice
lambs. s5.250S5. 40
Veal calves, s6.ooGsS.5o.
CINCINNATI September 27.-Hoss-
Cattle-Sready at s2-Nods65o
sheep-Firm at s1.504S3.35.
Lanbs-Strong at S3.50a$5.25.