The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-29

NV YORK. April 2s-Hubbard. Price Il
Co.'s letter says. Our cables IRON LIVER
200. this morning advised that the s'IiKe
would probably be settled shortly. and TINS
view seems 10 have been borne out 10y the
course Of the market there. Futures are 4-64
tO5-6i better closing firm. In Manchester yarns
ara quoted firm and stocks are reported as
greatly diminished, and IN cloths more Ousl-
ness is said 10 be dong az low prices. In our
own market an advance at the OpenlngOf about
points was followed by a further gam OF
points more and BY o'clock prices were hrn
Ut 784 for August. The hrst impulse toward
higher prices to-day has come from Law
pool. but beyond this the firm tone OF the
market is due 10 the news with regard 70
planting and decreased acreage hecelpts at
New Orleans tomorrow are estimated at COO
bales. During the afternoon the market
eased away slightly upon some sales 10 real
ize profits made by the buyers OF the
morning. but before the close
10 entirely recovered IT'S early strength
and final prices were within points
OF the highest Of the day and II points over
yesterdays figures Unless the labor trou-
bles shall assume q more serious aspect again
higher prices would seem 10 be IN prospect.
hs tue bad crop accounts are becoming so
numerous and emphatic that they are almost
certain 90 assure large buying movement.
Interior receipts at Memphis. St. Louis and
Augusta are Ssl bales. against OBS last year.
Futures steady Receipts at the ports are
5000 bales against 900 bales last week and
10000 bales last year The spot market IS
dull at unchanged quotations. Mldclmg up
lands u. No sales have been reported.
Transactions IN futures 900 bales; April,
Iel@IO3. May. 7O10I.03; June. Zl2@7.l3;
July, 722QLZ3 August, 731M732; Septem-
Der. 1850 7.3y: October. 7.47Q74S NOvem-
Der. 756aI5s December, 766@I6S; Jan
uary, 1.75@7.1t.
PRODUCE
I 4
of spring. @1.90a225. do. winter, s2a265,
euperfue spring. g. l002G5, do, winter, S2.G
@3 extra No. spring S3Q4.GO: do. winter.
s8a4.50. extra No. spring 90 jO@3.20 do.
winter e. S0N3.25 city mill extras. "a. 10 for
West Indies southern -four closed dull; trade
and family extras. 5000 40.
Wheat-OptiOns opened weak and lower
although the cables were hrmiand unfayorable
weather was reported from the United King
dom. Unfavorable weather was also reported
from the Northwest. The bears hammered
the market further 10 the early dealings. and
tie market continued heavy throughout. the
bulls not having faith enough IN the buliish
weather reports to make any effort. Prices
closed %m2c. lower. Spot lots were lower.
No. red winter. cash. 9y3 C.; DO. Apri. vac.
do May 9Oj C.. do. June or July, D1sc.
Corn Options were moderately active and
weak closing H4lo. lower. Spot lots closed
steady: No. z mixed, cash. or April. Bic; do.
r.
Oats Options were dull and weak. clos
ing ll0slc. lower Spot lots closed lower
NO 2 white cash. 97c.: 10. 2 mixed, cash.
ga 81 c. do. April. 34c.; do. May. $500; DO.
June. 33Mc.
Pork dull: new mess. sl0.50@1l.0O.
Lard closed steady. May. s6.49' July. S6.GO;
August SGCG.
Sugars Raw quiet: safest Muscovedo.
&C.. gC-test centrifugal. 3zc. Refined dull;
cut loaf and crushed 5N 3tfc.; powdered,
4 N45<c. others unchanged
Coffee Spot lots closed steady; FAIR no
cargoes. l5J<c. Futures closed about steady;
Rio or Santos No 7, April SIz.5O. DO. May,
Sl2.20. do. June SlL95.
Spirits tuTpentine dull and barely steady.
Quoted at sac for regular and 541.c. for
machine barrels. Rosin unchanged and quiet.
Strained. sl.55 good do. $3.50
Pipe Line certificates dull Sales. 10000 bar
rels. May opening. 5C11c.; highest, 3'sc';
lowest, oC>4 c.; closing. 5li4c.