Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06

BALrmoRg, February 6.-Flour steady and
unchanged receipts, 5000 barrels, chip
ments, 5000 barrels; sales, 300 barrels
February, si.01; March, ti.C1A; May, eliza
si.0l34; eteamer, No. =, red. e7c.: receipts.
3l,702 bushels; shipments, 10000 bushels;
stock, ?90,5i0 bushels; sales, $4,000 bnshels
Longberry. 95c.asi.oa. Corn strong: mixed
spot, 4ystc.; February. a0}4s; March. 50a
5OIsc.; April, 50Ac.; May 50ttc steamer
mixed. 47s471yc.; receipts. l7v,724 busnesi
shipments, i55,oi3 bushels: sto'k. l,56e,5s3
bushels; sales. $4,000 bushels. southern coru
firm: white, 46s50c. yellow, 47atoc. Oats
| steady No. 2, white western, 3sise 3gc.; No.
mixed western. 37a37I4c.; receipts 1000 BUSH
| els; stock, s3,S55 bushels. Rye lower; No. :,
s6as7c.; stock. $3.50 bushels Hay steady,
good to choice timothy, 13.50asi5. Grain
frelghts dull: steamer 10 Liverpool. per bushel.
4d.; Cork for orders, per quarter, s. Cotton
weak: mlddIing, 7.:c. Provisions steady aud
steady at 27c Coffee steady: kiocargoes, fair,
| 17c.; No. z, 14lic. Sugar steady aud un-
| changed. Copper steady; refined. l03tc. Whls-
key Arm at sL24. Peanuts unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
| ST. LOuIs, No.. February 5.--Fiour nrner
| and unchanged. Observation-Disclosures firmness
was displayed at the opening and the market
| improved. prices advancing 2asc The close was
ct VIC. OF from The top sgures; No. 2 red, cash.
| s7saS9c. May, e2sEc- bid; July, ssc asked.
| Corl--streugth was the main feature With fairly
| active trading In May, which closed 20. above
| yesterday; the other options we're almost neg.
| looted: February closed lie. and March fis.
higher; No. g, cash, 3dtfa'j7c. February, j1tc.
| No. 3, cash, Soc; May, 3l%4c. asked. Bagsing,
| 5sia7Ac. Iron cotton-ties, sl.2Oasl.1o. Pro-
/ visions trmer with little doing. FORK Old, 1875 |;
| new, S1l.82N. Lsrd--This side, eb.lo; eass
side, s6.2oaso.2o. Dry-salt meats sooxedl-
| Shoulders, 1906; longs and rits, $3.50; short
1 clear, 46.15. Bacon Observation-Disclosures, 1925 /;
longs and ribs, s640: short-clesr, tj.aoasa53.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, February 5.--P1our stronger.
| Wheat stronger; No. 2 rod, 92iSaG33lc Corn
| nrmer; No. mixed, 4lltc. Oats IN fair de-
| mand and frmer; No. mlxod. a2IS. Pro-
| visions quiet aud firm. Whisky nrm 81 sl.lA.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. C.. February 5.-Turpentins
| dull at 37lSc. fos,n firm; etratned. 81 ;
| good strained. sl.o5. Tar steady ~ sL!o.
| Crude turpentine STEADY; baru' u, yeho"-up
1 ana virgin. tt.9O'
| NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
| Nzw YORK, February 5.--cotton receipts,
| 400 bales: gross receipts. 2,5e2 bales Futures
| closed steady. Sales, lao, 500 bales; February,
| sG.s5asdS6; March. ed.g0as5.el; April,
s6.geas7 May, sI;o9ss.i9; as June 40 f; ~
| tember, az 45ss7.47: October, t735ss'.b1 ;
| November, s7.65asI6I
| LIVERPOOL MAR6Krs
LIVERPOOL, February 5.-,oon. Cotton Bust
| ness moderate az unchanged prices; American
middllng, 15-lod.; sales. 10000 GALES; Amer.
| can. o. 800 bales speculation and export l,50o
bales. Receipts, $4,000 bales; American, l2.'
500 bales. Futures easy; February and March,
| 8 62-84d., also 3 51-64d.: March aud April,
| 3 55.64d., Also s b4-64L; April and May,
| 3 59-64d., also 3 5s-6id., MISC 67.64d., NAY
and June. 8 6l-64d., also o2-64d., also
| $50 Cad, June and July, I'D. July and August.
4 4-o4d., also 4 3-64d.: August and September,
s-64d. Tenders, 1900 bales new docke' ana
| 1000 bales old. rurpentine. 25s.
EP. M-Fehraary. s5l-e4d; sellers; feora;
| airy and March, 8 51s64d. sellers; March ana
| April, 8 54-64d. sellers; April and May,
8 57-efd. buyers; May and June, 3 50-o4d..
| buyers; June and July o3-64d., buyers July
| and August, 4 LTD. buyers; August and Sep
| tembey, 4 4-Gfa4 5-64d.; September. 7.o4a
s-64d. Futures closed steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
[Reported for the Dispatch.l
FEBRUARY 5.-xsrkes .rm. Sales OF primo
( grades reported at Sc. Prime, &c.; extra prime
| 3izc.; fancy, 314c.; factory hsnd-picked, 5'sa
4Ac.