The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

NV York. Feb I3-Hubbarl. Price X Co.'S
daily cot ON letter says. The statistical situa-
ton. as made uu ln this mornings chronicle,
shows an excess OF 1,lf4,0HO bales IN the visible
supply. The plantation movement for The week
is l.6.O00 against 1870 o bales last year In to-
tai of tine crop lu sight up TO last evening Is
,3t.NOI bales. which is AIS, Ol bales larger than
ih8 quantity which had come IN sight at the
same time last year. OF this excess, 6l,JOJ la is
have made their appearance thls week. lhese
figures fully sustain large, crop estimates and
10 wa generally expected that the elect IN
Liverpool would le better prices. such proved
to be the case. and the depression was only
temporary, early quotations Tor futures there
being poi below last evening and quickly re-
covering 10 close nrm, l-Oi hlgheI than yester-
day hnal quotation Inc source or strength
seems TO le the increased purchase OF con-
SINNERS. After the closing OF business SPIN
uers bought al additional 100 bales
in the Liverpool market, making the TOTAL
sales for the day 1900, ana to-day some ~
O01 bales were sold. when. is an unusually
large amount for Saturday. In our own market
The same disregard has been shown or the IN
crseeed simply and enormous mOyomont, and
yrices AT one time were fully u 10 l5 points
aiove last night figures. A slight reaction be-
fore the close left the market steady al > 10 3
points advance. The rumor, 70 whlch we nave
previously referred connecting tho haHo VI q
former leader of the cotton market WIN an hl-
Laced bull point IN cotton, mas lo-uAy Deen
Given Dublicly in the newspapers. II Is OF
course, impossible 10 form an opInlon a. ~ sng
correctness of such reports We UNDERSTAND
mo- thev are denied. but their publication mas
nunanestonably added iresh interest 10 the STU
ZION and quickened the desire To buy cotton
a. soon a. the market shall give evidence that
r. bottom has been reached. Receipts are 20
dsv estimated AT 1900 bales against 25tW last
49,. and 10000 last year. New orleans receipts
20 =. Monday are estimated at li,Og1Oales.agalnsI
fG,1 Last YEAR. and the total weekly movement,
II is tbouSht. will be about 1900 against FLO 0
Las veeT We understand that a bet OF $500
tLat t6e crop would exceed ohoU,OD bales WAS
made on our Exchange to-day Tor an account OF
New Orleans parties - g.. Al
AZ tbe norts point 10 1900 bales, against $500
last week and 1900 last year. Inc visible sup
Div IN mis- country Is as follows; consolidated
port stocks. !. 224.OO0 bales; interior towns Ol.OJ
bales, against s28, 90 and $4,000 bales respective
lv lsst year-an excess Of 505,OO bales. The
total crop movement since september lst is
g,l36O0O bales. against Ill2OW nales last year
an increase Of 4ls.O1O bales. Inc STOCK IN the
New York warehouses Is $500 Dales' against
10000 bales a year ago. The spot market is
firm at unchanged quotations; mlddling MP
lands s-iS; sales, IS bales. Transaction in fu-
tnres TO-DAY. 5000 bales; February. . 934695:
March. 6.g56G9s: April, 1850 '.Od; May, 7.l5:
June, 7e597.26: July, 73ie7.35; August, 7.lls
7.45; september, 7.5i@L55: October H.J5s1.Gi,
PRODUCE.
Flour closed steady; Minnesota extras. ESQ