The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25

NFw YonK. July 2l.-Messrs. Hubbard.
Price a Co. in thor cotton circular tonight
says
The fear the meeting Of Oldham spin
ners would decide upon reduction OF wages
ana thereby pIeclpltate strike ia Lanca-
shire, depressed Liverpool today. and that
market more than lost yesterdays improve
ment. closing steady at four 10 fve-sixty-
fourths decline. Spot sales were 1000
bales The response here was prompt and
at the opening prices were twelve 10 fourteen
points lower than last evening. From this
there was a gradual improvement. disturbed
only by an uncOntrmed rumor Of trouble in
London This was about Offset by continued
reports of rust and excessive rains in the At
lantic States. The bears showed but little
disposition TO oppose the improving ten
doncy, and the market closed firm, at within
about Ave points Of last nights prices for new
crops, while August hardly recovered so
much"
Futurcs closed steady. Receipts for the
week at the ports viii be 5000 bales against
IA 800 last week and 440 last year Spot
market is steady and unchanged Niddling
uplands, &C.. sales, $40 bales. transactions
II futures 81, 900 bales July. 760o76l; Au-
gust. 7.60G7.6l. September lila :. 70; Octo-
Der, T. 9OM 81, November. 8.000S01. Deem
Dor, 3. 10a6.l1; January. 8.1e082O, February.
6.2SG S.29 March S.37aS3S; April 847@8.45:
May. S.67GnS5s, June. sC6N8.G7
Middling uplands. TIC Sales, 1000 bales
Futures weak. July. 1854; August-Septem-
Der, 1884, September October, 4 1854; Octo-
Der, 2s-G4
PRODUCE.
Flour-Flour in good demand for winter
grades at old prices, other grades selling mod
erately and prices unchanged Southern
flour closed steady with trading slow trade
and family extras, Sl.40m5.10.
higher on reports Of storms and damage 10
crops IN the Northwest. Foreign houses
bought some stuff and the cables were strong,
but 81 bsequent hammering by the bears on
reports If enormous receipts III the West
caused q reaction to about last nights figures
The bears repeatedly attempted to sendprices
lower during the last half Of the day but
failed. Prices closed higher for July and un-
changed for others. Spot lots closed easy.
Sales, No. 2 red winter spot, 99c.; No. 2 red
winter, July, 9SHo. August gj5Ic.; Sep
TENDER. 95Ec. October 961Ic
Corn Corn options were strong at the
opening, but reacted near midday, only TO
strengthen and advance h@%c for ell
months except July. which was unchanged
7l@7lHc; DO. July roc; do. August, 65Ic.;
do. September $50: do October Gltlc.
Osts-Options were dull and week. closing
A0hc. lower Spot lots closed dull and
lower Sales No. 1 white, &c.; No. 2 do,
$50. No. / mixed, 42c; No. do, 41xc.i
No. 2 mixed, July, 4lc; August $40; do.
32c
Pork Pork steady new mess, sI2. 5O@l3.25.
Lard Lard closed weak with fair demand;
August, s668@6.7O September. S6.79q6s4;
October. 81. s9@6.94.
Sugars-Raw sugar dull and weaker, husco-
yedo S9-test, 2Xm2 l5-1Gc centrifugal 96-test,
SIC Refined dull and easier on low grades
cut loaf and crushed, $40. powdered. 30;
graduated, nc, cubes, 10, mould A.
Coffee Spot lots coffee dull fair Rio car
goes. 19c.
Naval Stores-The market is dull for spirits
turpentne at SIC for regulars and 9GAo. for
machine made barrels. Rosin weak: COM
mon. s1.95; strained. Sl35 and good. $40.
St0cks-lG, ZIG barrels rosin, 2,4l6 barrels
spirits turpentine and 672 barrels tar
Petroleum ne market forPipe Line certif-
Gates opened at CSC. and remained steady at
that price. In the absence of any news fire.
quenters of the pit were rather slow going into
any transaction August opened 67is; high
est 671s; lowest. 679l; closing 67%.