Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1,756 head:
51s cars on sale. Both sheep and lambs
100 pounds; few at 1915; lambs at $500
to s.. Is; dressed mutton, to &C.; dressed
lambs, s to 1olsc.
Hogs-Receipts. ASP head: market nomi-
nally higher.
EAST LIBERTY. PA. September g
sG.5OGts7.oo: good, s5.25ds6.eo.
aqgsHghss Prianss hea 5esvv Y S@
ers, S7.Goas7.65: light Workers. s7.4oGs7.5o;
pigs, S.. 901$7.21.
sheep-Steady: choice wethers. $1,000
s2.s5; culls and common, $1.50gS2.oO;
Veal CAVES, $s.25a$775
CHICAGO. September e.-cattle-Re-
ceipts, 300 head: market steady: Good to
prime steers nominally s7:75@sS.75; poor
ers, s2.50as5. Is; cows, s15o@s5.5o; heifers.
s2.5oGsG.O0: Gamers. s1.5N@s2. so; bulls. $3.50
aS; ealyss s2as@2S :toe Texs Is d5
$50.
day, 5000 head; left over, 1900 head.
Market 5Gt10c. higher: mixed and butch
crs'. s7.35as7.So: good to choice heavy,
s7.s5asLsO; bulk of sales. s7.45as17
Sheep-Receipts, 500 head. Sheep and
lambs steady; good to choice wethers,
S.. 5O@s3.75: fair to choice mixed. $2.5o9
$50; native lambs, S3.3OG S515.
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y, September g.
Cattle-Receipts, 375 head; nothing doing
Veals, 25c. lower; tops, sI75GsS0o: fair
to good, s6.5ogs7.50; common to light. $500
@$6.oo.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head: market ac-
ers, 25G4Oc higher; heavy, sS.05G$s:10 o,
mixed and Workers, S.9OdSS.o0: pigs. SIPS
@$l.5o; roughs. s6;25gs6.75; stays, SEQ 25g
$7.75; c4osing strong.
Sheep and Lanabs-Receipts, 200 head:
sheep steady to strong; lambs 1Oc. higher:
lambs c fIs5g e cam 5a1r s. gs4d S Xesq
lings, s4.oods4.25; wethers. S.759s40o:
ewes. s3.OG1s3.50: sheep. top mixed. So. ESQ
$3.50; fair to good, S3.00GS3.20; culls to
common, s1.75d$2.75.
BALTIMORE. September 5.-Live Pigs
Only choice sleek pigs of desirable size
are attracting any attention at all. the
poorer grades being dull and overlooked,
| even at discount. We quote pigs at
from s1.25 to $500 apiece, according to
size, quality, and condition. Shoats. $2.25
to $500 apiece.
Calves-General receipts are quite libe-
raj, hut there is no oversupply from day
| to day of small veal calves. this descrip.
| eloli DSi1io Az Va AN~,S Eo1L.oScAiI w
| mand at full market rates. It is the
heavy, rough stock that gives receivers
| here the most troubie-the latter kind
being very draggy and salable only by
| the head. Quotations are as follows
Strictly choice reals, per pound, 612@Gs4c.
good veal, per pound 51sI6c.; poor tc
good, per head, S4.01@sl0.O0.
| Beef Cattla-Market inactive because
Of the smallness of the daily offerings
though choice. young steers, fat bulls
and oxen. if here would sell readily al
| FUN quotations. Common, rough cattle
| dull at any price. We quote: Young, fa1
steers weighing 1000 to 1900 pounds, 4c
| per pound; steers weighing under so
pounds 3tG31ac. per pound; oxen, pei
| pound, 21sGSc.; bulls, per pound, 21s@sc
| large, young cows, per head, in good or
| der, S1S.o0GS25.00; fresh COWS, with calf
| S20.e11$30.00 perShead; poor, thin, meadow
stock. sleoNds15.n0 per head.
! Lambs and Sheep-The receipts o.
! spring lambs aresrunning pretty free il
| amount. and ample for trade require
! ments. Market rather easier. Demand
| is fair for choice, fat lambs that do no
! run too heavy in weight. while all poor
| thin. or undersize stock is dull and over
| looked. Good tat sheep steady. Spring
| lambs-Choice. fat. 41sG4&c. per pound
! poor thin, heavy, SG4c. per pound; WOO
sheep, per pound. best. 21sG3c.; good
ger head. s25O9s3.0o; inferior, per head
s1.oa@sl.25; old bucks. per pound, 211s@ac,
as to quality and weight; clipped sheer
from to &c. per pound.