The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22

h. luRK. May 2l.-Al essrs Hubbard.
lr.eF Co. cay. The statistical position, as
made 100 IS this mornings Chronicle. Is as
Visible supply-Ihis week, 1896. s23
t..s last week. 4.0-9 $50. last year. 2,9l0.2l6.
a. slicl AmeTcan-Ihs week, 1878. j23
b.a. asst week. $3.50 $685. last wear. 2,2l7,3l6
tu.. sight Ills week. SOL. ia bales last
r.-. ,.lll.ln9. lust wear. s.54l.173 Game IN
sg.t during week FINS week. 81 gj5 bales
..,, week. o0.6ll last year, 1920. flanta-
t.a deliveries This week. - 1875 bales last
Rt.E l.UII. last year. -O.1lO. Futures IN
Liverpool. opened this morning at an advance
D-r.u I-fi 90 1-64, but before the cary close
lr.e Lat become irregular, and the
Feueut was lost. SPOT sales were
.e- tn our market this was hardly
e.s cred fair response 10 the strength de-
SCI .el yesterday and slight decline at the
opening was established from which there
.as lu substantial. recovery. Final prices
we've from two 20 three points lower than on
Yesterday The uudeitoue has been rather
CAS- .ll Tie development of any activity, II Is
i-litI would he 40 tie expense Of values.
l.e bows from tile Mississippi valley regard
D.. .-e flood is rather moro reassurlng.
-.H-NapeI reports indicate that the
Waters are recciins along the Southern
... tle Mississippi river. The chief en-
-e.r ~ the levee department at New Or
.. reported as saying that the floods
o." coming down the river are not likely 20
!ss-t Iu higher water, as they come upon
N. aiaa where the recession has already
l.eL Tie weather reports III the
ts Chronicle indicate that The crop has
'.. making satisfactory progress and that
OUTSIDE tre oyerl0wed districts the rain has
s ,..c. been benefit. This seems % have
l-a- especially the case ia Texas. one cable
at $50 received TO-DAY read as follows Mar
Ar- l- decidedly weaker. Think tine top has
Pee. .lel The decline to-day would have
...- greater but for the bulls paying outside
.l sustain values. Mess fresh over
"e expect temporary decline The
report Ot the pIut-c.Dtl market l5 as
Pant cloths continue strong. 6iX6t
-'t 40 .lIc. u.u. lc. and 3 C. is eN-
before tie week goes Out. Tho STOCK
. tls ln Providence and Fail River
IIl pieces against $4,000 last year
Two years a.o.
Ron ltlres steady receipts al the ports
day are estimated al % so bales
l .ast week ana 400 last year.
t.o past week 1900 bales of the crop
lt aga INST g 900 last year The t.
o. I'D 'e.lsnt since september lst Is S.75l 900
against $4,000 last season. al increase
bales. Visible stores in this country
as follows. At the ports. no. ono bales
towns. p 900. against 10000 and 1885,
~ 'r' lively year ago. an exces, OF $685.
.4.re Tie visible supply II all kinds n
-.t1 Nl4 Europe IS l.O.O,UlO DAles
-'I @ lu last year The SPOT market is
e, and unchanged Middline upands. ~.
r--'-ctlons ia futures to-day. $4,000 bales;
~ ..1,o LZl June. 7.3207.38: July, 7.41@
=, august I47mI4s September. 1850
October, L6loI65. November, 7.74@
december, 1.6fols5: January. 1880
''' teDruaIy 5.O3o60i, March, S.l3a6.l4.
ptODrcr
=, lf fairly active and firm: fine grades of
t,-s wheat. SL75022J; do. winter. S20o
T., slperhne spring. S2.4O02 so: 90. win
~ 81 i9o 2 70 extra No. / spring. 2.G0q
'y. winter, eia4.50 extra No. spring.
- 81 do. winter 81. sOoD3 rs. CITY mil
fi1' e56JNf.l5 for West indies Southern
e.Dsed steady trade and family extras.
-. Tor Wost Indies.
~ Leaf Options were fairly active to-day
,s. N Prices weak There was considerable
''-z'lR during the half days session and