The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-12
Nay, York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. n.-Messers HuDDaIu
Price Co.. in their cotton circular tonight
say. THE Government report issued yester-
day resulted II a decline Of some 20 points,
and was the cause of an advance OF from
4-Gl 10 5.Gi in Liverpool The authorities
there figure that on the basis of acreage and
condition tho indicated crop il 7 300 900, tax
ing lthe average production per acre OF a
series of years past as a guide The New
! ork journal of Commerce saws editorially
that the crop may reach 1850. 600 bales with a
late frost. The eject Of these estimates was
sharp advance of y 10 % points IN our market
at the opening to which a further gain OF
about 10 points had been added by l:SO
o'clock. January then selling at Pa from
this there was a reaction If 7 points. which.
however was nearly al recovered. the closing
being steady ct within points Of the highest
and about 80 points above yesterday"
Futures closed steady. Receipts for the
week az the ports are about 100000 bales,
against l6l 900 last year The interior move
ment points b $4,000 ales, against $4,000
year ago. Tie plantation movement last year
was 80 600 bales and will probably show.
loss of 20, 900 bales. The spot market is quiet
1T n advance on quotations Aliddlng up
lands So Sales, $50 bales. transactions,
in futures 49, 600 bales September
s.6Oa Co. October s75@876i December
9o7@905 January, 92l@ S22 February
9s2aaS3: March. 9.42@9.43; April, $3.50
9B9. Nay. 96l June. 972N9.73 July, 97S.
10 Naturalization is steady middling up
lands. a. Sales, 10000 bales Futures
steady September October. 52-G4; Octo-
ber-Noyember. 54-64 November December,
4 61-64 Overwhelmingly. 63-64.
PRODUCT.
Flour-Flour closed dull and easier; fine
grades spring. S3Q3.3G do. winter. S3.4O93 9o'
superhne spring 5350G3sO. do. winter,
S3s5fa4. extra No. spring. -. S5d'4.Z0. DO.
+ ~ No I a..
do winter. - 25G5; city mill extras. IS; 100 O. IS
for West Indies. Southern Hour steady trade
and family extras, S4.5005.15.
Wheat-Whest options opened weak and
1s<Glac. lower on the favorable showing oil
the Government report. The depression,
however. was short-lived aud under rapid
buying to recover the decline was rapidly re-
covered Prices closed ~ 20 &c. higher.
Spot lots closed strong and 2Ac. higher;
Sales No red winter. SLO314, No red
winter. September, S1O3; October, sl.Oi15;
November. Sl05% December. S1O7A.
Corn-Corn options opened lie. to nc.
lower on the Government crop figures. but
later on strengthened and recovered part OF
the loss on predicted frosts tonight IN the
northern part Of the corn belt Prices closed
&c. to lc lower. Spot lots closed lower.
Sales. No. 2 mixed. 1910. No. mixed Sep
tember &C.; October, 64Ac., November,
62slc: December. $3.50.
feeling. and prices closed %@1sc. lower.
Spot lots lots closed steady; sales No. white,
40c.: No. 2 do, Sc; No. mixed, BIC. No.
2 do. 852c.: No mixed September, She;
October, $50: November, 35Ho.
Pork-Pork quiet but strong; new mess.
Sl2.2JMl2.15.
Lard Lard closed steady; October. s7.37;
December. 57.51 January 1857.
Suears-Raw sugar quiet and steady, SO
test muscoyado 3M3 Lice sc test
centrifugal 7-16@9j5c.; refined fairly
active and steady. cut losf and crused, $40;
powdered, : 1i-l6c. GRADUATED. 7-lG@
lI-lCc.. cubes. 4i4c. mould a" 9-1Gc.;
cOnfectioners "A" 4%c.
-Spotlots coffee quiet fair Rio car
goes. 100.
Petroleum Petroleum was fairly active to-
day with prices about steady. October opened
55c: highest, $3.50; lowest,i54Hc. closing,
$3.50.
Naval Stores There has been more
active and firmer market for spirits tuTpen-
tine at ss@Ss]Sc. respectively. for Southern
and machinesmade barrels. Rosin-Quiet and
steady. common, Si,95 strained $La71I;
good do. s1.4O.