The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-30
QUorArfoNs.


Nfw YORK, Sept. 90 Messrs. Hubbard.
luce Co.. in their cotton circular tonight.
saY Liverpool opened az decline OF one 10
tw0 siXty-f0urths lower, but quickly regained
tas loss and advanced above last evening 3
quotations on II covering demand. The small
business done or the spot brought about an
Ctlei decline and the close was steady 40
last evenings prices. Our market on the
opening showed an absence of selling
orders and as yesterdays sellers became ner-
N0ls through fear IF the cold wave extending
over the cotton belt. the demand from local
sources was sufficient TO absorb the offerings
O. cotton from the South. The tone of the
market rs in favor OF higher prices. and any
favorable aduces quickly bring about an adj
vance inns feeling is a reelection OF the I'M
ueilone in the foreign markets here. and our
cables SAY steadIer feeling exists. The
futures closed steady Receipts for the day
Al ihe ports are $1,000 bales, against 1900
last year
The spot market is quiet and firm at IN
changed quotations. Middling uplands. S9E:
SALES. % bales transactions IN futures $500
e"es September, 50 8.5l. October, 3. 48@9.t0;
november, SOLO sos; December, SS3QS.S.
January. s.90o89l February. 91409.l5:
March 425n9.2l; April. 9.3GN937; May 9.46
csc june. 9Jla@55; July. 96l@9.62.
August. 70 Dsu96l
lu Liyerpool-Spot cotton easier: mddling
upmnos, l.-i6d,; sales. 5000 bales: receipts,
1iVOJ' OF which IA 90 We're American. lu-
lures closed steady as follows October No
feAuer, 4 dots November December, 1894:
De. noer-ieuuary 4 5E6t January -Febru-
A'y' d 1854, February March, 4 5g-6l.
PRODUCE.
flour-tlour closed steady: fine grades
spHhs, i 70 1866; do. winter, 81. 25NS.s0: super
me sprng S3f003.8O; do. winter. 3.75o4;
eAtIa NO. 2 spring S3.65@4.20 extra No.
stI'ns. sA2Od5, winter. SfNJ; city mills
extras 50. 0GJ.35. for West Indies Southern
NV ,. steady trade and family extras. Si.35@5.
"AeA' Wheat options opened az = c.. adj
'aIVe' ana moved up c. more before noon,
an" ih Tie afternoon advanced &c. moro.
rp3l Iot7 @. higher Sales No 2 red winter,
s"'a' Sl.0 September. S1.033z; October,
ei,o'lt december, sLO7t
N'in-lofn options opened q G. higher,
moved up C. more, and then reacted Y C. by
'-so'" ID the afternoon there was an advance
" . 10 c SPOT lots C. higher Sales.
~ ~ z mixed cash. 614c.; September. 6l1zc.;
Deeeinoer. 5jlsc
O"ls Oats ontions closed &c. higher spot
, n.y., hfiaer aud IN lair demand; sales No.
"H.'e' ~ C.. no. .. 33llc.. No. 2 mixed
o. a. September. sc; October $780,: De.
ForS5-Pork firm sll.55al2.25 for new
~ Ia Lard closed stronger. October, $40;
'Se.enlDer I22 January 1872
NJ 'usaf9-baw steady cut loaf and crushed.
49,, powdered. 4.4e42Sc.; graduated.
go mould a." H4@4Ac.. confec,
toners' A. 4lfm4IIc.
ee-spot lots steady: fair cargoes Rio.
~ ~ iptnre- closed steady October. sl2.85;
-'GB'elnper, az 40: December, Sis 5
g., ' o'ioieHin Trading Ia Pipe Line certif. |
d. do "as SLOW ana the tone weak. Sales to-
b. o ti5,vyv october opened s1sc. highest
g.; lowest, o. C. closed. SIC.
Ha'ai Stores-Iho market for spirits tur.
s so5' 5 was steady with light demand at gre
eE, e., respectively for Southern and ma /
c1,.' barrels Resin firm and more active
str.i.1n' Si;S2' strained @l.87l3 good /
ss7 - 80. t4.aV' STOCK, $50 barrels rosn.
fsls tar. '"''no' anu S'ii- paf-