The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-14
Ne,r YorI, COTTON Market.

New YoEK, June 13.-Hubbard. Price &
Co. say The weakness of Saturday in our
market did not find much of a response in
Liverpool this morning. Opening quotations
for futures were 2-6l to 1854 lower than on
Saturday evening, but before the close prices
had recovered slightly and the net decline
for the day is but little more than La Spot
sales continue small. and trade ia Manches-
ter Is reported as quiet. although yarns are
said 10 be slightly hardening IN prices. In
our own market IL was generally expected
that the comparative stability Of Liverpool
would lead TO an advance here. Immediately
after the first call a great press 10 sell long
cotton became apparent, and prices rapidly
gave way until. by 1890, they were some
i've points below Saturday evenings figures.
The weakness seems 10 proceed from the sell
ing out of long cotton aud apprehension felt
by the passage Of the anti-Option bill. Dur
ing the afternoon the market continued fea-
tureless closing finally quiet at about the
lowest of the day
The spot market is quiet and steady at
] Lilo decline IN quotations. Mlddling
upiands Us. Sales. 3,270 bales and 2. 500
bales delivered on contract. Transactions in
futures, 1000 bales. June. q50a1. 30;
July. 755@7.56; August, 7.62@L63; Septem-
Der, 769oI90 October 7SOmISl; kOvem-
Der 1901 81; December. S.O0aS.0l: Jan
gary s.09@&l0; February, S.IS@S.20; March
s.2oa6.Z9
IIDDtNE.
Flour closed dull aud featureless; fine grades
of spring, g1.S5@22j do. winter, S2a250
kupertlne spring, s2N265; do. winter, S25O0
265; extra No. ? spring, $2.50@3: DO. winter
s2.S00325; extra No. 1 spring, S215o
e.60; DO winter. @2.s0@3.25 city mill extras,
e4.7505. Southern flour closed dull. trade
and family extras, $340a4.60.
Wheht-Options opened weak and prices
went down rapidly early, due 20 reports of
exceptional fine weather in the West and
lower cables. The market continued weak
during the great part of the day. In the
final dealings some covering caused steadier
feeling. but prices closed 5sMlo. lower. Spot
closed weak and l55c. lower. Spot sales of
No. red winter at 9444c.: No. June Sc;
July, 87tSo.; August, $50; September 55Ac.
COrn-Options were weak, closing 1sme5c
lower Spot lots closed lower. Spot sales
No. mixed 544c.: No 2 mixed June,
644e.; July, SIZE; August, 5lbc.; Sep
TENDER, 5lEc.
0ats-Options were dull and weak closing
1I@5lc lower Spot lots closed 4@54c. lower.
Spot sales. No. 2 white. 4119c.; No. 3. do,
No. 2 mixed, June. S41ac.; July, Si54c.;
August. 341sc.
Pork closed quiet mess, s975@lO.5o for
new.
Lard closed steady at s6.6e; July, s6.7a; Au-
gust. s6.5l.
sugar nav quiet oJ-toSt, z/4c.' So.'oSe
SIC. Refined firm; cut Loaf aud crushed.
5N5Ic.; powdered. 44m4xc.; granulated,
5%@4@c. cubes 4 9-16@4 1l-l5c.; mould
A. 9-l6@4 ll-i6c.; confectioner's A. 4 SLIGO
sic.
Coffee Spot lots dull; fair Rio cargoes,
l5lc. Futures closed dull and irregular;
Rio or Santos No. z, June Sl2; July, Sll.90;
August ll.65. September. SILs5.
Pipe line certificates dali and featureiess;
sales IA O00 At New York Stock Exchange
nothing was done. Consolidated Exchange
July, opened 645l, highest. So, lowest. 5l1s
closing 54sl.
Spirits tnrpentine quiet and unchanged in
prices. z9@50c Rosiu steady but trading
slow; strained, sl.3O; good do. Sl.35.