Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-06

steady. Sugar easier: A son &c.
whisksy firm at sa20asl.2l. Other
articles unchanged. freights dull.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. February 5.--Floar
Wheat steady; No.2 red,
s5c. Corn firine,; No. 2 mixed. 42c.
Oats in good demand; No. z mixed,
32la3sc. Pors steady at >l2.2j.
Lard firmer al s6.90asG.e2, Bulk
meals frmer; shoulders. s5.l2i;
short.ribs. $3.50; clear. s6.J5. Bacon,
Whiskey dub at sLl3
Sugar unchanged. Hogs fsm; common.
and light. ss.I5as4.70; packing and
butchers, si.50as5.
LOUISVILLE.
LouIsviLIE. February 5.--wheat
unchanged. Corn--Noi quoted. Oats
No. . mixed, 33lc. Provisions stronger.
Pork-Ness, sl3. Bulk-mests--Shpul-
ders. IS; clear rib, $3.50; clear sides.
s6.s7l. Bacon--Shoulders. $3.50;
clear rib. 1925, sides, $3.50. Sugar
cured hams, l0c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LoUIs, February 5.--Flonr un-
changed. Wheat lower; No. . red, s6t
aSGlc. cash. S6lsS6ac. February.
Corn lower; 36a36sc. cash and febru-
airy. Oats dull; 29sa3Oc. cash, sec.
February. Whiskey steady at ALA.
Provisions higher and firm. Pork,
sl2.Gsl cash. Lard, s6.siaso.90. Bulk.
mea,s--,Lops clear, s6.35; short rib,
s6.45: clear, 1910. Bacon-Lons
clear, at.9jas1 short rib, q. l5asI.2oi
clear, &.S7!as7.4O.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, February 5,-Flour
unchanged. Wheat unsettled and closed
lower. February. i7ta's!e. Corn
fi'A'a 10 ,nns, ;,c., February Se.asS5c;
I Oats la,c. lower; Februar, "oa''hat AZ
27!c. Mess pork l0al5c. higher, clos
steady; cash. sl2.45asl2.50 Februa-
~. sl2.45. Lard firm cash and Feb
ruary, s6.95. Dry-salted shoulders.
sI.I5as4.56; short rib sides, s6.30a
$685. clear, s6.70as6.75. Whiskey
firm at sl.l5. Sugar unchanged.
Grain and Provision Circuiar.I
CHICAGO. February SIS 7. NJ
c. f.. Redford, 6 south Treiffh street
Dear Sir,-Wheat has disappointed the
bulls large sales were made in offices
before the opening at s5c. for May
wheat on war news, but although the
surrender of Khartoum seems to be
confirmed sales of large blocks of wheat
kept the market spasmodically weak,
closing about S3ic. for May. The gem
/ eral situation should give it more
strength. and We are surprised at the
audacity of bears. Corn steady and
stubborn. which is all that can be said
Of it, closing at 4OIa40 &c. for May, 37ia
Csc. aboard cars. Additional SHOWS
which We have been getting all day
should make it higher, Provisions
steady and strong; sl2.72 for May
pork. ais for May lard. s6.j2 for May
ribs. The mild weather should have
brought larger receipts of hogs, if they
are read y to come.
McDEnMID 4 Go.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE. February 5.-flour
unchanged. Wheat weak No. 2, cash
and February. 76ic. Corn frmer; No.
3. 40a4lc. Oats quiet; No. =. 30c.
Provisions higher. Mess pork, sl2.4j
cash and February. Lard-Prime steam.
s6.95 cash and February, Picked
hams firm at Sla9.c. Hogs higher at
s4.40asi.15.
WILMINGTON.
wILMINGroN, \, G., February s..
Turpen,ine steady at 27.c. ,s5ssn firm;
strained. 974c.. good, 81. Tar steady
at sl.l0. Crude turpentine steady;
hard, si.I5; yellow-dip and virgin,
Ellis.
COTTON MARKETS.
NORFOLK, VA, February Got
ton quiet; middling, 10 l3-l6c. Net
receipts. 1905 bales; gross receipts,
l,695 bales ; stock, 30, COZ bales sales,
G57 bales.
WILMINGTON, NC, February g.
Cotton quiet; midJling. l0.c. Net
receipts, | Ii bales; gross receipts, ia
bales sales, -.
SAVANNAH, Ga, February 81
Cotton firm middling, 10 9-l6c. Net
receipts, l,07S bales; gross receipts,
l,O7s bales sales, 400 bales stock,
1891 bales.
AUGUSTA, GA, February Got
ton dull; middling, l0lc. Receipts,
l45 bales; shipments, -; sales, 268
bales.
CHARLESTON, S. c., February g.
Cotton firm: middling, lose. Net
receipts, l,024 bales; gross receipts,
l,O24 bales; sales, l,4sl bales; stock,
33, l42 bales.
NEW YORK COTTON MIXTURES.
NEW YORK, February 5.-Cotton--
Net receipts, 30 bales; gross receipts,
4,557 bales. Futures closed steady;
sales. p, 500 bales; February, slI.l5a
sll.l6; March, sll.22asll.23; April,
sll.29asll.3G; May, tll.39asll.40
June, sll.50asll.5l; July, ell.60s
sll.6l; August, sll.70atil.7l; Sep
TENDER, tll.3lasll.33; October, >lo.82
asl0.84; November, tl0.69ael0.7l;
December, sl0.T0asl0.72.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
tReported for the Dispssch.l
NORFOLK, February 5.-Psanuts--
Best hand-pieked, &c. per pound /;
extra hand-picked, 3lc. per pound;