The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24

New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. March 23-Hubbard Price & Co. 8
CIRCULAR says: Whatever strength there Is III
Tic cotton market seems 20 be developing more
ANONYMOUSLY IN Liverpool than in New York.
While this ls naturally Disappointing TO holders
ora this side 81 the water 1t IA healthy and eglt-
innate a the reduction Of the large European
stoekisa precedent condition OF any improve
ueut here. Futures in Liverpool to-day closed
--H higher than they did Yesterday. The
cotton sold was chiefly for account of believers
10 over prices and after the pressure frOm this
source was relaxed more strength was devel-
orei and quotations gradually cTept up TO 6.93
i6r August. this price having been established
h7 o'clock Receipts for the day prom
..e 20 light, hardly over 5000 bales
AGAINST 1900 last week and 1900
Jar year. Spot sales IN Liverpool are
ielu baIes In Manchester yarns are reported
uand. A cable TO US from Liverpool reports
tlat the feeling in favor OF cotton Is improy-
irg. that today advance would nave gone fur
thsr except for the confined decline IN SILVER,
which effects English foreign trade unfavOra-
d. During the afternoon the market became
slightly easier and declined about -FOUR points
nom The highest figures touched. Receipts Tor
the day turn out 10 be only i,S6i Receipts I
The interior towns Of Augusta, Memphis and ~.
Louis are G5l bales. against l.t5l last year. The
semi weekly interior movement as maze up Dy
iAe New Orleans Exchange. indicates receipts OF
l.1ut 5000. against 1900 last year"
Cotton futures steady. Receipts AZ the ports
are 900 bales. against l3.O0l last "eeh ana lsWV
last year The spot market Is dull ~ Lhchahged
Ql0tatioug. middling uplands. lJ-l0 Sales, ~
faIes Trsnsactions in futures. 10000 bales;
March. 6.559G57: April, 6.5Ss659; May, 660s
Cos. June. 616a6.T; July, 6o4@b.eoi Angus,
6a3a6e4: September. 5.02e7N; october, 'l2S
ll4. November, 7.22e1.%s.
PRODUCE.
Flour closed dull. fine grades Of spring, s2.eO9
2i.. 10 winter. s2.45ra 40; supernne spring
s-lfs3. extra No 2 spring. $3.l0e34j; 90. WIN
ter s3 2002CO: extra No. spring, sS.'O@ 100; 40
WINTER q 30a470; city mill extras. ~ -. w.
sol bern hour closed steady: trade and FANNY
s1,iss. t515d4.t5.
With prices fractionally lower, and lower mar
heis abroad. and better weather adylces IRON
The West caused considerable selling. ana
ilces closed weak throughout. closing ltsl9sc:
lower. SPOT lots closed easier: spot sales OF
30. <Ttd winter. 81. No. red winter, March.
.crdo April, Soc. do. May, $3.50; do. june
vac; DO July. 921sc.
Corn Options we're fairly active to-day with
lric6s firm. closing slightly higher Spot lots
closed Irm: spot sales or No. 2 mixed. 4sc (;
Sc. june. sc.
Oats Options we're dull but steady. closing
q trlne advance for some months. spot lots
eosel quiet; spot sales OF No ! white state.
&C.. no. 2 sSj{c: No. ! mixed SfIec.: No 2
~. s,c: No mixed March. $3.50; 40 April.
Pork dull: mess. ss.5@io for old; sii@iL5o
,, ard guie. and lower; March. ss.4s May
~; July. tG62.
sugars Raw moderately active and steady;
-iest MuscOyadO 25Ec.: es-tcst centrifugal.
.}e refined quiet: cut-loaf and crushed, 30
- powdered, 45s9$34c !; granulaied. 1850
. flios, 33fie59.c.: mould A, 9-lbss I-ioc.'
'o-itcloners A. 4l4@8Sfc.
sIoheg-spot lots steady; fair Rio csrgoes,
NJ FUTURES closed steady: Kio or nantos
80 March. sis rs: April. els 30; May,eiY
'pHs's turpsntins ruled at firm prices Win 70