Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-03

BALrMoaR, February 2.--Flour steady and
unchanged receipts, 1921 barrels ship
ments, 35,66s barrels; sales, 725 barrels
Wheat--No. 2 red, spot, sL.O1Aasl:ol9s; Eeb.
May, sl01t4 as1.0lts; steamer, No z, red, ssc. ;
receipts 2.120 bushels; stock, 6s5,OSS BUSH
els; sales, $4,000 bushea Southern wheat
steady: Fultz. e3c.asL02; Longberry, pea
February, 4s1sa4sI4c.; March, 4sa4slsc.; April
ssSz24s4S9c: receipts. 2s7,i7o bushels; ship
ments. 1853 bushels stock. 1851 ,O72 BUSH
steady. white, 47a5oc.; yellow, 47a5Oc. Oats
quiet and easy No. 2, white western, 39c.
No. 2 mixed western, 37Isc.; receipts, 1000
bushels; stock, 79,0l7 bushels. Rye steady
demand slow; No. 2, S9a00c.; stock, se,OOO
bushels. Hay steady; good TO choice timothy
s13.50ss15.51. Grain freights dull and I'M
chnnged. Cotton steady milling, 7l4c; Pro
visions firm, quiet, and unchanged. Butter
goes, fair, I7c. No. 4 1414c. sugar steady
and unch anged. Copper firm and unchanged.
Whiskey firm at 3l.25. Peanuts nrm ana IN
changed
ST. LOUIS, No., February 2.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat closed weak; No. 2, red
cash. ssasS1kc.; March, s9l2c., asked; May,
9O11c. Corn closed about Nc. over yesterday
No. ., cash, 36Aa363sc. February, 3ossc.
March, 365sa3634c.; May, B59sa3ls4c. oats
No. 3, cash, 29$sc. May, 3ozsc Whiskey
steady at s1.16. 3agging, 5Ha7Ac. Iron
cotton-ties, Sl.20asL2j. Provisions strong
end higher, with good demand. Pork Ioidl'
Dry salt meats (boxed)-shoulders, So.2oa
s5.37l1: longs and ribs, st.4OasO.io; short
clear, s6.65aS6.o0.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. February 2.-Flour barely steady.
Wheat in fair demand and steady; No. Z red
..y.
Oats steady; No 2 mixed, 33c. Pork hrm NJ
sll.75. Lard quiet at 1925. Bulk-meats strong
at s5S71s. Bacon 1rmer at $500. Whiskey
steady at sl.io. w,rutxcroS
WILMINGTON, n. c., February 2.-Turpentine
dun at 3lIlc. Ros'D steady; strained. sl.Oo;
good strained, clio. Tar steady at sl.6O,
Crude turpentine steady; hard, 81; yellow-hp
and virgin. sl.SO.
NEW YORK COTTON FGTURE>
NEW YORK, February 2.-cotton-Net and
gross receipts, 2,e10 bales Futures closed
steady. sales. 200 bales; February, s7:04
as7.05; March. s709as7:l0; April, 81 i .a.
July, 81. 4Sas7.50: August e7.57ae7. % sep
TENDER, s7.66as7.ds; October, sf'1oss"'o-
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. February 2.-No0H.-C0tton dun
and prices generally in buyers favor; American
midiing, Al; sales 1000 bales; American,
6,OO0 bales; speculation and export, d'o 00o
bales Receipts. 10000 bales; American, d.,ZVo
bales. Futures easy: February aud March,
q odd: March and April, 3 50-64d., also
5s-64d., also 8 0O-64d.; April and May,
fil-6 Al also 62-64d., also 63-04d May
and June, Al. also 4 1-o4d.; June and July,
a 3-64d.: July and August, 6-54d., Also
a 7-64d.: August and September, 10-04d.
kP M-Fe6ruary, 3 56-e4a3 b7,64d:; Febru,
,ry and March, 3 56-64a3 57-64d.; March aud
April, 3 59-64s3 oo-64d.; April and May
s2.84d.. buyers; May and Juno, Lid,
Suvers. lime and July, AID, buyers July
and August, lid, buyers; August and Sep
tember, 9-64a4 10-64d. september l2-o4.,
value. Futures closed steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
the comn,isslon-houses to-day at quotations for
prime grades. Prime, 25ss3c.; extra prime
be: fancy, 3Ac.; no change In factory-clean-
ed goods.