The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12

Nrw YORK. Nov. u.-Messrs Hubbard. Price
TO-. IN their cotton circular tonight. say;
ilY. rpooi opened depressed a. &C. decline on
tlos and SIX 60 seven points lower on arrivals
lsl result of the Disappointment felt over tho
0lt Of tho AgucultuaI Department Inls
lH tssl0n was intensified Ny the publication ny
Nr Nelll OF estimates that tho crop would feAch
it at least Though the foreign ihafhe,S
i. ..I and closed steady tho temper OF the trade
's badly demOIalIet at the lowest prices thus
iaI touched. Cur market opened az seven
llts decline on tho mean positions but found
ally buying orders which absorbed the COTTON
s..e Am id auce OBJ last evening Quoia~
.uckly followed Nut Vn tecolut Oh
Cd. estimate of <l.H u bales, receipts TO- morrow
lI Fen Orleans. together wlfh further hnnnclal
t.lttl1 Berlin. The market declined until al z
l.f Do WAS selling at ou for January. AFTER
s. clock there was slight recovery. the market
closing steady At ou' loi January uu' ~ tte
l.e.as omen Of dlscouragelntn and dlsq ustI ne
NJ fle bulls that the market could DO raj
l.. .u Official Couirmal ION OF the snort crop
Uss lss been wrested from them and some
t..at at ln rece pts. 81 which there IS no ina
Bate Indications. is pre- essential ~ shy
IMPROVEMENT southern spot markets are re-
.'.| fs weak and dem0rallZed. aud the large
300 alton ot cotton. both there ana al the
towns. ls an element OF weahne@s-
...Ies G.. .sel steady. Receipts at me ports
.' Ia.re. against $1,000 bales lasl year
t..t ntIAet ls duh ana easier at loliusi
t.1ia.ous Mddlng uplands, S4: sales, ~
''t Transactions ln futures, l3tiut p4ie9'
N''e-.ef. Hla ..st, December, 4o~s'et' J"u-
'NI. February. \ lllH1 10, MA 'H' $3.50
nl.l. taad4iJ. MAY. b.48aSao. june o'oJ&
'.' '-.i. $50 500, August. ss4s'.'o
PRODUCE
.oar- .orr steady. without material change;
germ less active and steady; trade ana
-Ni--} rt'flt flt04a0l.
".'t wheat options opened steady ana uii-
ADA traders were undecl' ed Whal way
.tiu l.l While. Most o. theA were snort
.. -t fef.H .as, they hesltatod. subsequently
.l'l.tf- .t-an 90 bur. and this together with
.'.e' ...'.e weather reports from the North
"''. t-Is. some covering Prices streng m
'-"i under tAls buying and the market closed
fi.nt and14 % Hc higher. Spot lots closed
''-i. sales 10. req, winter cash, slW'l;
~ fed winter November. sI.063t: Decem
h.i Gao, 8; January, clio, February, &lllss.
'Nru Corn options were fairly active and r.
ietu. AZ; closed With prices slightly changed
n.o' lots closed 20, lower; NO. = mixed cash
.t November 14ttc.. December 55ac.; Janu-
Ay a.4o.. February, 55o
'a.s-Oais options We're dun, with prices
easier throughout the day, closing JSs4tc
lover Spot los closed 4a1sc. lower Spot
taits no J white, 32c.: No. 2. do sOaHA4c..
70 mixed &c; No. do dc: No. . mixed
November, 15Nc.; December, S,1sc.; January
Lad-Lard closed dull; December. eos;
January, 5000; February 1910.
lork Pork dull, new mess. $iO15.
nusars-kaw sugar quiet but firm; muscovado,
~ tesi, &c.; centrifugal. ~ test. 3sse3 7-l6c:
Iehhed sugar moderately active; cut loaf and
crushed 5Ac.; powdered, $50: granulated.
pF4 o-itc. cubes, &c; mould a. 43sc.;
co4iectioners a" 43-i0c.
Conee-spos lots auieii Rio csrgoes l9c.