The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-30

N.a ToaK. Jan 2l.-Mossrs. Hubbard Price &
CESS daily cotton letter to-day saws. The ilv-
0o. market t0- da} Wasrather surprise Go the
e.0.ft OF the exchange, which expected lower
ii... iAers IN response TO our decline OF yes
!ray. Au early decline of e-6l WAS follow q
d. eoFtry. the closing being firm a within
EN-. i.ou ~ last evening hgures. The causes
..r eItHlluesf, so OuI cables advise. is An IN
u DOB Nessrs. NeIl brothers circular OF
..I. ability OF q smaller crop estimate from
'alcc shortly. Our own market responded
NI an IMPROVEMENT of 3Hf points at the
..t.u. .uH continued % advance until prices
Nf.f la.rs ana predictions of heavier receipts
G. 'rH Di cans tomorrow amt Monday caused
.a.. advance beng lost and at noon figures
.. a..uf The same ~ last evening S. The
.'. .n regard TO rec-ilts seem 90 DO that
...r..H. being the last dag of the month,
.tN Oleaus figures viii include prac-
tf la receipts for TWO days. while on
some tll i0les additional are expected,
Ittn. n an FOR the two days $500 bales,
tslts .Il bales for tlo same Two days of
'.r. ending TODAY. The interior movement
t.leily heavier than had been anticipated
t.. probably reach $4,000 bales. against 5t-
D.., last year. he shipments. h0wey r.
ais. heavy. and thc stocks Will proba l.
t.oF sfantial 10 luctlon. Aduces coutiuue
li't. % from be 0olth iAaf there are lDIl-
s much reduced sole OF fertilizers
re Atlantic States this year. Many
..fs are reported a. being 6hnt down
f and the raj road companies almost with
ler ce O.. pa the ferlllIer TONNAGE SINCE
Iarils OF fho wear. burug tie after
me market cont nAtd steady, closing az
. ...r NIGHTS figures despite u larger crop
..lt genera is th&u.had been expected tins
.hc interior receipts are 5s,'f7 h"les
s-'. I.UI last year. The shipments are
aU, which should give us tuil port
neg next W6oi. although the amount or
l.Hl into sight may not DE materially
'. Current estimates OF iott4 port move
.rf week. are f.lgo4a gAinst l5y.pDJ last year
Ol I'D 1894. We continue 70 believe inst
'.. movement may be expected TO
ilterahV below that Of two years
I'. Ires steady, receipts for the week sc
n. fo l" 900 bales. against i9S.uu last
.Na interior movement indicates 55Np
tt year ago. stocks &c these
h.I prouei J. lose 2S01 tales making
movement rom plant ntlOns OF abont
ae. Last v.nr the plantation move
.o0. The SPOT market IS quiet
~ god. midland urlauts. 10, sales,
transactions in futures. li000O halos;
.lffs.lt; March. i.eloi23: Ami I'D
.- .HF 7i0e7.4i. Jrne. 7.5]a1.5l; July. 40
O.r fltnst, Eo5a ctI september, 0.759G7f;
PRODUCE.
nr dll and hoavy Fine grades OF spring.
ft Np. winter. &2seeI2.. superiine
N'. 10. do. winter Si.4n9oG5. extra
49,. sfnR. t34eal; do. winter, s865@3s5:
l- ' spring. S3tO4ASj: do. winter, 2.95a
fer ial. extras, x5.2JeJD ior west Indies,
s.5-,t hour steady; trade ana family extra.
O. Options were only moderately active
is, while npees wore irregular. fluctua-
if confined within very marrow limits
t.. closed irregular and only slightly
49, IRON Yesterdays figures. Dealings
fr. Gloss Spot lots closed firm; spot
10 ~ No.. ? red winter at Sl.031s;
S6ft 90 February, sf.0eh: do. March,
CO., co. Alrll. $i.09A; do. May. siOl1A
All plons were dull and foatureless to-day
D. closed only slightly changed. Spot
n1.d :. Aro an! higher: spot sales Of No. ?
April ' sSi uary. se6c.; do. March, 4s14c. do
o.. "lte DO. May, 49l4c.
'pslons we're dull, but prices we're firmly