The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York.

NEW YORK Nov. b.-COtton-Messrs Hub
bard, Price & Co.. in their cotton circular TO-
night, says: An effort made to cheer the
declining tendency In Liverpool yesterday
resulted, SO our cables advise, in the acqui-
sition of about 10000 bales Of futures by a
prominent concern there at an advance Of
| two sixty-fourths above Mondays price
Low temperature throughout the South yes
terday morning. and the holiday in New
York, also assisted the improvement. This
morning, however, the support OF yesterday
seemed 10 be withdrawn in the Liverpool
and the opening was weak at three point.
decline from yesterday, and the close was
| irregular at net loss as compared will
Monday Of AGA. Here the market opened
at loss at about four points, recovered il in
part and again declined on cables reporting
the decline in Liverpool, and an unsatisfac-
tory condition Of trade in Man
chester in consequence OF the can
collation. Of many East Indian orders
A recovery Of about two points was made
az the close upon the covering Of some short
interest and the lighter receipts, which mosI
| Southern advices predict, in consequence OF
ne comparatively low range OF prices pre-
Nailing. The bureau report and It's posi-
hiliiies are also becoming the subject
Of some discussion, and in response Il
a telegraphic inquiry made by United
state. Statician Dodge, wires us from
Washington that the report to be issued on
the 10th instant will give the indicated yield
per acre on the first OF November. whether
this will Justify the extreme big crop views
which are having such q depressing effect
upon prices remain 10 be seen" Futures
closed one to three points lower. Receipts
at ports to-day estimated at $1,000 bales,
against 1916 bales last week and 4J,Jj5
bales last year. The spot market is easy AT
Lied. decline in quotation; midland
upands. ll.l6d. Sales, 400 bales.
Transactions in futures 10000 bales
November. 9.3Sd9. 40; December, 9.47@0.4S;
January. 0.j6@9.j1; February, 9.62@9.63;
March. 9.67@9.GS; April, 9.7i@9.75; May,
sS2@9.S3; June, 910@9.ll; July, 1850
997; August, i0.0O@l0.0l. Liverpool spot
cotton, lower; midland uplands, l-l6d ;
Sales, 10000. Futures closed l-6id lower;
November, BIS; November and December.
5I7@5.lS; December and January. DISC
6.19; January and February, j.l095.2O;
February and March, j.2lW5.22.
Produce-FlOur closed steady but quiet;
fine grades spring, S2.75@S3.21; do winter.
81 90M$3.G0: superilne spring. N3.204F5. '0i
do. winter, S3.356$3.Sj; extra, No. spring,
|S3600S415; Southern -four closed steady
trade and family extras, Si.2jW$5.20. wheat
closed weak and lower; spot sales, NO. 2red,
.$l07MS1.09L; November, Sl.OlW$l.O2; I'M
graded. $lO2A@$l.O3; No. > red winter,
November, $lOj2z. Corn closed quiet and
easier; spot sales Of No. 2miXed,6l15c.; no;
, mixed, November, $3.50. oats closed dull
and easy; spot sales No. white. Doc; No.
, do, 53c,; No. l mixed, SOC; No. do
49, a494c.; No. mixed, November, 494c.
Pork dun; mess, Sll.5O@Sl2.2j. Lard closed
quiet; November, $6.40@$G.A3. Sugar. Re
fined steady cut loaf and crushed, Sb.9i
powdered, G3+c.; graduated, &C. Coffee
spot lots closed steady; fair RIO cargoes'
26i5c. Spirits turpentine 10 more active
and iirmer at 4O1kc. regulars, and 4lc. for
machine barrels.