Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
THE RICHMOND DIspATCB-TUEsDAY. NOVEMBER q 1890.

aud December. S.3s; January, III: rem
ruary, E.i3: March, IA; April. T.iJ; MAY,
N.iS: June. Sis; July N52; August, VIE;
September. 500: october. 1913.
Spot closed quiet at a l-lec advance
mlddling uplands 7ssc.; middling CUR,
TIC; sales. 1924 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November 6.-Cotton
futures closed steady: November, N.vo
bid; December S.0sUSi0; January $1,000
Si1; February. T13n$7i5: March. Slsr
I'll: April, Sl7qTls; MAY. T.lsaN.2o;
June. T.2caT.22; July. T.2lMSI23; August.
TOs0s709: September $6.@us6.s2; Octo-
her. Sc. 70lit5.72
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG. November 6-(SpeciaD
Cotton--Firm at 7l-sc.. for good lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS
BALTIMORE, November 4,--Calyes-,-
We quote as follows: Strictly choice veal.
per pound. 7i4Q7lsc: good veal, per pound.
IT, rough to good per head, SlfSl2
Spring lambs. good to choice. DC. per
pound; poor small stock iu4izc. per
pound. sheep per pound. choice, S9S1zc.;
gcoG. per head. SpS50; inferior. per
head. SlffSl 80: old bucks per head. Sass.
CHICAGO. November 4-The small sup
ply OF cattle received to-day were dis
pcsed Of at unchanged prices. sales being
on basis of s4GsiI5 for common grassy
lots s5Q$50 for medium grades OF dress
ed beef steers. s5.75d$ for good shippinS
cattle $6I0uS6.t 20 for choice beeves, ano
S. 5ofs6.70 for fancy lots. Texans sold az
s5.4NiS4i0 and calves S.1JQ&.sO. There
was a good demand for prime hoSs NJ
steaoy prices, but heavy packers anu
lsht-weights sold slowly at slight 0e-
cline Fair 20 prime lots brought ShlOI
si2j heavy packers, sS750A0lis; mixed,
NAJGSi IT'S: butchers. S95uS,3. hept~
weights, 9soas+o;. pigs. S.5ogAlo' E a,o
tinated receipts OF hogs to-day he Sp
head: tomorrow. 5000 left over, $500
Market shade lower. Mixed and bur 30
ers'. SS.e5HSl25; good heavy, NnNx,'
rough heavy. 375gS.sS; light S'sonsi;li 40
There was a fairly good demand for
sheep and lambs. common 10 prime sheep
selling NJ S2dst5O. and 4.15uS5S0 Tor
lambs, with extra lambs bringing 90 1,g
&Ts YearlinRs sold at Si504St55. Re
ceipts-Cattle. 100 head; hogs, 1900; head;
sheep. 1900 head.
PHILADELPHIA, November lie
celpts for the week: Beeyes; 5.o9l hS ne
sheep. ISL head; hogs, o,eSy head. seer
usual demand. prices were weak; extra,
5s, acc; good. 5A05il: medium, 44a5c. !;
common. idp5o. Sheep active ana n'm'
extra. 4isdiAc.; good, 404&c.; meoi ,,i "a
s,L03i.c.: common 2Q3Ac.; lambs, 4hF
SIC Hogs IN good demand, although
the mild weather made rates easier; pc.
western 6A6D6I9c. others. 5AHOc. lHt
cows frmer at 2ikn3Ac. Thln COWS 9 ~.
at ssfftlS. Veal calves dtult az ' -,
Milch cows sold from $50 TO $50 per head.
Dressed beeves readily taken AZ 6izrsAc.
NEW YORK. November 4.-Beeves-Re-
coipts. 1856 head Market nominal; reel.
ing steady Gables steady; exports oOs
cattle. 40 sheep, and ASA quarters of
beef. Calves-Recdpts, Sc head; steady
an sold veals. S5asS25; grass, sS5OGN;
city-dressed veals. sSal2}sc. per pound o.
| sheen and Lambs-Receipts 4,2S7 head ~
cars on sale. Sheep slow; lambs, l5c.
! lower. cars unsold sheep. $5dSihl Y;
| lambs. s5l5GS5.5O: Canada lambs. 5000
Hogs-Receipts, 2039 head; no sales; nomi-
! ually steady