The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

The strength of those months which most
nearly reuresen. actual cotton Is regarded a. n
very favorable feature. Inc eHect on our mar
~ M the opening was an auaanSS 81 re-
ing on the mart of the bears. ana when ~ DO
came known that New Orleans receipt. LOT 70
day would 10 1900 bales the nlarhs' h baiInv
sharply and by 1875 was shgh'y poh,M
last evenin~s rrices II nc no time To-Day
however evidenced the weakness OF lnufsuny'
and such impre sion as had been mace upgi
values have involved very sunstautlsi ~. ~
ton to the short interest Toward the cloao tlo
market showed a distinct tendency, ton0i Ii,
prOvcmcnt. which was. however, cuechen ut ~
report from New Orleans thaf receipts thtit vi
Monday would be 1900 or Ib.OoD bales. Leceipis
to-day promise TO be about Gi,VO uaits, "s"l,..
5000 last year. Receipts az the interior toGGn
OF Memphis. st. Louis and Augusta ~. 49, otosce
are not set known. but tele1ians from ~ :.
points indicate q very light movement IN UNI. ..
seems unreasonable TO suppose that con. a. =
large port movement next week mus ne at . ny
expense OF interior stocks. AZ the cottiH-
planters convention held IN NtIntIla
yesterday steps were taken 70 lh-r -
rate a movement that will insure gen
erai reduction or - per cent. IN tie a.4."s
next year. Futures closed steady hecelvl az
the ports for the dag arc estimated az -stD
bales. against 53Oll bales last tear. the F.'t'
STOCKS ID TINS country no" az me pore a. airst
on bales: interior towns. Jt.vW Daie7' asa.'.,s
$4,000 and sis.00l bales year ago, an eAcss, Va
$4,000 bales The total movement OF me coltYu
crop since september Isl was 66j3,O1J halts, nc
stock i'm New York warehouse is $4,000 bales.
against 5000 bales last year. The supply
OF cotton for Great Britain tho pas
week increa ed 1900 bales and is no"
ESQ bales of all kinds larger than last season.
The supply Of American Us $4,000 bales larger
The spot market Is steady at unchanged quota
tiOns. Mlddiing uplands. i-lo' SAFES, -
bales. Transactions IN futures to-day It'tV
bales. January. 1.I2arlf; February, f%le 80,
March. 13l@1.32: April Ife,-li' may, cue g
1.5s; june 7.f6; July rs; August, ,.oie'-so'
September, 79le7.96; October s.0leso3.
PRODUCE.
Flour-Tlour steady with fair demands-clty
mill extras, s5a525 for West Indies; Mime sofa
extra s3tO8I50; fine, s2he3. superuht' 80,
Whcat-Nheat opened steady 40 unthahstu
prices. but soon weakened and decuned SCI
closing 40 the decline. Receipts, lt3.3v nuSn-
els: shipments. sf.0U bushels; No. rel WINTER
sf03lt cash: January. sl O9lb: February oln3,2'
March. slOpt: Auril si.0f-; MAJ. sLOis
C0ru-COrn opened firm at 1fc. advance nu.
subsequently lost the improvement cloelhs "'
&c. lower. Receipts i5.e' bushels, shlI ,'
5l5sc.: February end March, bic; Ma. O.tc
Oats-Oats were dull dlI iut ,tead re-
ceIpts. l-snU bushels; shlpmC nts. 10 bu-it-i
so. mixed, SIC. cash; January aF4c.' fe.i'-
snears-Refned sugar quiet but firm; L
loaf and crushed. slsc; powdered '-4pc''
granulated. 81 i.aia.c.
Conee-spot lots coffee quiet; fair Rio car
Pork-fork dull Int steady with prices
higher; new mess. s9.l5a 500
Lard-Lard quiet; January S609; leoruaTs'
sos
Pipeline certificates DUH Int steady. At Con-
soidated Exchange February opened u3tc.'
Nayal ~tores-rgirts turpeuiiue rather easier
ami very dull with liberal offerings quoted 1t
3fa4isc. R0sin unchanged IN price ana dul4,
strained sl.35' good strained sl'iJ.