Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05

sjs1: May, S5s5: June. $3.50, July, s59i;
August. $685. September. s5.sS; october
and November. 1896, December. s., Jsnu-
ary $500; February, @.O3.
Closed quiet and steady; April S5.l5'
May, $3.50; June, $3.50; July, $3.50; Au-
gust. S5.91; September. $50: October. 5.s3;
November. 1884, october, $685. November.
1874; December ss s5.sI, January sS.ol; Feb
Spot closed quiet; mlddlng uplands,
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April 4.-cotton fu-
lures steady: April. $3.50; May. f562lD
$5.6i: June, S.eS05.7O; July, S56Sds569;
August sS65miS6l; september 1900
october. S GASES, November S6iqSt5;
December, 1886.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET
PETERSBURG. April 4.-(Special.)-C
ton--Quiet at Sc. for good lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS
BALTIMORE. April .-Swine-Arrlvals
this week. ll.42O head. a rather light sup
ply Of hogs is on the market and a mode
rate demand only IS reported. Values
show but little II any change since last
week, or for several weeks past. Far
western hogs sell N SlyQA50 per 100
pounds gross; those from nearer points,
A10nA25: light pigs S6)u8S0 and
rOughs. S2.Tus3.25 per 100 pounds GROSS.
few selling at the former figures;
tive trade reported for both sheep and
lambs, and no variation In quotations or
values worthy Of notice. Sheep sell az
3Ufiac., and extra &c; lambs, 0n5i4c.
Calycs-Veals are little weaker, but
the variation I'm quotations IS very light;
prices range at 54tc., and few extra
6i4c
CHICAGO April 3-Owing 10 light re-
ceipts last week, buyers OF cattle to-day
were prepared TO take hold freely and
trade showed a decided Improvement from
the start. prices ruling largely Zoe. hlsher.
Fancy cattle brought SJ.I00S@; choice
steers, $3.50 $50; medium steers, N1Og
1896; beef steers. $igNeJ; stockers and
feeders S350NN5; bulls. SaNt9; COWS
and helfers. S3.4OnSA2j; western-fed steers.
S.. 20qS5.50; Texas steers, 5il51S5.lO; calves,
SiuT. There was an active local ana
shipping demand for hogs. but prices
ruled shade lower, sales being mrgeiy
az s3750S3s5; fair To choice grades, 5000
1922: heavy packing lots, S.cy0@.niiz;
mixed SG5GS382lk: butchers $3.50
s3.S7ls; light S3.e5032lz; pigs sS.SOpF5',o.
Trade in sheep was active az steady
prices but lambs comprised the great
bulk OF offerings and sold on an average
5ll1Oc lower Fair 20 prime sheep brought
AIHSi5O: exporters SilIUs3b; warnings,
SL65nS515; lambs. Sus5W. Receipts-Ca.-
tie. 1850 head; hogs, 5000 headi sheep'
1900 head.
NEW YORK. April 3.-Beeves-Receipts.
ass head: market fairly active and nrm;
cows firm 90 l0c. higher; medium 20 cneice
steers. 8fCJNs5.4O. oxen and stays, N.Ibp
$3.50: bulls, 80H.3O: COWS. NHh Caples
guote live cattle lower al uhUuAc.; tops,
i2c live sheep steady NJ l3nllc.; lambs.
no refrieerator beef, 94c.. exports,
none Calves-Receipts. 405l head; market
gctive. prime veals firm; others shade
lower: common 20 prime veals. $inH:O;
IONS "a Is. led calves. 50; southern 40,
sS sheen and Lambs--R'ceipts. 1854
/ read. market active and steady; common
10 choice unsh0rn sheep. Hu1.SItz; CLIP
rod do. @qslE; unshorn lambs, %top
NJ IN. clipped do, SLijl 500. clipped culi3,
E Masf. spring lambs, N.HuN.25 each.
Hogs-Receipts, 3.s32 head; market higher
IT Nl0a<i25
NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. :. G., April 4.-rurpen-
tlne-Ouiet AZ 59c sales, none.
Realistically and unchanged; sales.
none.
SAVANNAH, GA, April i-Spirits OF
Turpentine-Tlrm az &C.; sales SoS CASKS;
receipts, S2i casks.
Rosln-Firm7 sales. 2z2 barrels; re-
Gins 4265 barrels. Quotations: A, u.
q and ID. sos: T.. H.l5. i, SIS. q. sl9;
II $40: I. $50; x, G.60; NJ, A.S; n, ";
window glass. s2.35; water-whlte. sea.
WILMINGTON, y. C.. April 4.-Spirits
Of Turpentinc-Nothi doing; receipts 10
''i Rosin-Firrn at s5c.Gn; receipts. @l
barrels. ., ,~.o
Tar-Steady at 81; receipts 40 barrels