Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-08
THE RICHMOND D1sPATCH-wEDNEsDAY FEBRUARY S. 1883.

TENDER. 1915: October. sels; November.
IS IS; December, 1919.
Spot closed quiet and steady; prices I'M
changed; sales, 800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. February 7-CottoHn
futures February s9Ii BID Maf e Ia sS' 81.
june. SMdSs2; July, s5.s3a$5.si; August.
S.s2Q$5.s3; September. s. 12aS.H; OCTOBER,
S.731s5.75; November. s5.7iqS.76; Decem-
Der, S.76as57S.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, February .7.-(spe,,
cial.)-Cotton-Firm at 6lsg64c., Tor COCO
to nice lots.
NAYAL-sTORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. February T.
Turpentine-Quiet at 42lac.; sales, none.
Ros.n-Firm and unchanged; sales
none.
WILMINGTON, n. c., February u
Spirits OF Turpentine--ln good Demand
prices unchanged; receipts, los casks
Rosin-Firm at 80 and soc. bid; recelpts'
2i3 barrels.
Crude Observation-Disclosures receipts,
4 barrels. o-o ,.
SAVANNAH. GA, February 7-Spirits
Turpentne-F'irm at &c; sales, ol- cdsAs'
receipts, 2l2 casks. 30,
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales. l,Ool
barrels; receipts, 4,5lS barrels
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, February 6.-Swine-.Ar-
rivals this week 1887 head. The recelp's
OF hogs vary but little from the NUMBER
last week. and are considered lisht sup
ply Cor which there is a moderate de-
mand reported. Values are some oulVc
per 100 pounds higher than those then
written. Quotations for far western,
| 81 2OG$i3O; those from nearer points, $40
| Sil5; light pigs S.SOQSi. and roughs $500
| $50 per 100 pounds gross. Sheep. ana
! Lambs--Both are slow OF sale. ana WIN WIN
sheep sell at 2d4 1-2c.: lambs. l-2aS 1-2c.
| Calves-A fair trade is reported Tor llgnt'
| fat yeals and no change in values Is re-
ported. Quotations, 5u5 lie. per pound.
| NEW YORK. February 6.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts. 4,A9 head; 81 cars on sale me eidn
steers, 5Gl0c. lower; good TO cholce
steady; bulls and cows STEADY TO lvc
lower; about all sold; steers ordinary %
| choice. g. 45GS5.70; oxen and stays. N.o9p
1866; bulls $3.100SL25; cows, S.l9e no a..
cattle, II 1-20l2 lie. per pound, gresseI
| weight; live sheep 1al2c., dressed
| weight; refrigerator beef lower at 49,
per pound. Exports to-day. none to-illo. I,
! row 500 cattle and 4.445 quarters OF beef
| Calves-Receipts. LIS head; veaIs, z9dJ9c
| lower; other calves easier; all sold; VeaIs
| sass: few choice, s. p; BARNARD ana Ie'
calves. $3.75US; yearlngs. SQ%oO; sOuth
ern calves. S3.62 1-2n$5.75. Sheep Sn'
Lambs-Receipts 9173 head; II IL car
on sale; sheep quiet but steady; lambs
l5c. higher; liz cars unsold; common t
choice sheep, $}G&450; lambs, ordinary u
choice, $5QS5.60 mainly S5.35US5.35. hogs
Receipts. 1851 head; four cars on sale
slow and weak at $iq$i2O; western pigs
nominal at S.@qN.
CHICAGO. February 6.-Packers ap
peared to be pretty well supplied wit
beef in their coolers to-day. and Re
garded il as a good time to force price
downward. A few choice droves Of cattl
were disposed of at about steady prices
but otherwise sales were very slow az
decline of l0c.; fancy cattle, SoSoaTN
choice steers, S5.50d$5.Sj; mediums, $.15l
1895; beef steers, &.00sl.70; stockers an
feeders. s3aS4.S0; bulls. S2.7oQ4.3; COW
and heifers, $330Q$i; western-fed steers
SlGl{5.60; Texans. S3.60Q$L90; calves. 81
1925. Trade in hogs was slow at a de
cline Of ? l-2d5c.; fair TO choice, S72 ~
, 1885; packing lots. $500 $50; miXel
{ S35OGs3.75: butchers S3.55GS.O; ligh
: s. 45Q 1872 -; pigs, $].20d 1856. There wa
a good demand for sheep from slaugh
terers and choice grades ruled steady
, but other kinds showed weakness. POO
TO prime sheep, s2JOdSi35: yearling'
Si20Qsi5O: inferior TO choice lambs. 81
s.. Receipts--Cattle. 1880 head; hog
So, 900 head sheep. 5000 head.