The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-10

NEW YogK. Sept. q-Messrs. Hubbard Price
x Co.. in their cotton circular tonight. say:
The Liverpool market this morning opened
weak at S-64 decline IN response 10 our de-
cline of yesterday. Immediately, however,
an Improvement set in. and prices had adj
vanced in all 5-64 closing quiet and steady at
2-64 over last evening. The sudden recovery
is ascribed in our cables TO cables from Mr.
Neil OF New Orleans. expressing an extremely
unfayorsOle view of the crops. This market
has failed TO enthuse over the better tone IN
Liverpool, and closes quiet at points higher
than last evening on January, at the same
prices for October, and II 70 ~ points lower
for September. Early the entire market adj
yanced II 70 II points IN response To Liver
pool but the improvement was gradually
lost under the pressure OK realizing sales, and
the effort 10 sell September for delivery be-
fore the revision Of quotations this afternoon.
which, il is expected. will substantially re-
duce the present wide differences on high
grade cotton At one time to-day the differ
ence between September and October was 81
points
Futures closed steady. Receipts at the
ports for the DAY are 10000 bales, against
1900 last year. The spot market IS dull at
unchanged quotations. Middling uplands,
50. Sales, 14S bales Transactions in futures,
10000 bales: September S.44foS.A7. October,
S.73qs. "A; November. S91@S.92 December,
9.06e 9.07; January. 921; February, 1910
$50; March, 9.4ip9.45 April 9.5ita9.52; May,
9.61@ 500; June, 969la 9. II: July, 9.76M3.7S.
In Liverpool Spot cotton steady: mid
dlings uplands. -: sales, 10000 bales; fu-
lures steady September-O October, 1864; Dc
tober-Noyember 4 69.G4; November-Decem-
Der. G2-64.
PRODUCE.
Flour-Flour closed dull and weak fine
grades spring. $50 3C5; do winter s3.4Otp
g. 90: superfine spring S3.50Q3.s0 winter,
3 m No , rIff4
winter. S4.10,a425; extra No. spring. "a. 25e
o. do. winter. 81 25@j. city mill extras. -. o
n 5.35 for West Indies. Southern flour closed
steady, trade and family extras. s45On5.l5.
Whest-Wheat options opened weak on
lower cables. The opening dizziness was at
tended with considerable excitement The
first prices were &c. lower, and prices went
gradually lower throughout the day on heavy
sales The market closed demoraIzed and
2el TO PIC. lower Spot lots closed - c.
lower Sales No 2 red winter. Sl.0z; No
red winter, September, tl.0J54; October.
sl.0lt5; November. sL031s; December
x1.0fI.
Corn-Corn options were freely sold and
followed the lead of wheat. Prices de
clined almost uninteTuptedly and closed Ia
TO 28tc lower. Spot lots lower. Sales: No. 2
mixed, spot, 7j5zc.; do. September, .OAc.; DC
t0ber. Csc; November. 63c.: December, 5Gelc.
Oats-Oats options were dull and weak.
lower. Sales. No l white 40c.; No. do.
381l G39Ac. No. ] mixed. 35c.: No. 2, do,
$40 "a 35c.: No. mixed September, 3415c.;
October. $50; November, 35t2c.
POrk-POrk firm new mess, gil. 75@ 1928.
Lard-Lard closed dull and easier October,
1927. December. S7.43. January, 7.53.
Sugars Raw in fair demand and firm; 80
degrees test. muscovado 3 1-16@312c.; &c test,
centrifugal. 31ac.: refined sugars firm; cut
loaf and crushed SIC; powdered. &c; gran
ulated 4I@4l5c.; cubes. &c: mould a"
&c confectioners a" 5-lGc.
Coffee -Spotlots closed steady; fair Rio car
goes. 19c
Naval Stores-The market for naval stores
was quiet. with spirits turpentine
quoted at 81 &C. for regular barrels and $50.
for machine barrels. Rosn- Common, s1.35;
strained. Sl.37l6. good strained Sl.40.
Petroleum. Petroleum was dull to-day and
trading presented no feature of interest. Oc-
tooer 5jtsc.1 highest. &c; lowest, 55]1c.;
closing, 56c.