The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-30
QUOTATIONS.
New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. March 2s.-Hubbard. Price Il Co.'S
letter: A bear raid by prominent concern
long identified with that side of speculation
caused decline of i-6i TO e-6i in Liverpool to-
day. Cables emphasized the reports OF depres-
zion in consequence OF the decline IN silver and
most advices are in gloomy strain. The New
York market reelected the dlscouragement that
l1i made itself felt abroad and declined at the
ofening here from 10 points. subsequently
the steadiness Of the market reasserted itself.
snd by o'clock prices we're within about
POINTS Of last evenings ngures. Ihe IN
terror movement, as Tar as known
does not show the increase that
weather. During the afternoon the market con-
tnued dull, almost TO stagnauon, closing Quiet
without QuOtable change at within two points
q the highest OF the day. The situation here
"a without inherent weakness and no pressure
az importance develops despite the dizziness.
With any encouragement from abroad we are
Inclined 10 think prices mere would readily re-
tf0nd Most reliable sources from Liverpool
rar9rt maj a least 10000 bales OF American cot
tan have been shipped from there 10 Bombay
fins far this season New Orleans receipts to-
1.r~rr,T are estimated at 1900 10 $50 bales. Re
cents Al the interior towns OF Memphis, St
1ouis and Augusta for to-day are l,527 bales.
against 1867 last year.
are l2O1O bales. against 1900 last week and
2,000 last year. The movements at the interior
towns a. reported are slight thus Tar this week.
tious Kidding uplands, ll-lo' sales. "a
iaes :, .o
Transactions in futures 10 2:2O J.. d.. 5lWO
is.es; March. 6.39S6.42 April, 642964S; May.
f52a653: June. g6l,s662: July. 6l0s6;7l; Au-
gust. 67s86.sg; September. o.sogstes; OctoDer,
$4,000: November. 7.05S709; December. 1.lS4
s.i9s January. 2 2osL29
PRODUCE.
Flour closed steady: prices unchanged;
fouthern -four in the BUYERS favor: trade and
family extras. s3.60S4.60.
Wheat options were moderately active, prices
weak and closing was 1s@9sc lower; dealings
ieaiureiess. No. red winter, cash. ys1Sc.'
Alnl 95c. May, g2c; June, 9J4c.: july, yJ7sc;
CONCEPTIONS steady; trading duu anu
prices slightly higher No. mixed, cash 4s,.c.
March or April, 4si4c.: May, 473sc; June. 439hc.
Oats-OptiOns were firm and iracuonaiiy
higher al the close: trading light. spot lots
closed steady. Spot sales Of No white al AOc !:
20 DO. 84c.: do. No J mixed, 351fc; NO.
mixed, cash, 3s34@3ac.: do. March, &c. 90.
Apul 3JAc: May 3i36c.
Pork closed dull but firm ~ previous figures.
Lard closed frmer: March. s6.59: May. s6.6l;
July. s652
eugar-Raw fairly active and steady prices
unchanged. Refined quiet and steady; cut-loaf.
prices unchanged.
Coffee steady: fair Rio cargoes, l6Ac. Futures
closed firm; Rio or Santos No. z. March. sl340:
April. tl3. May. si270: June. Sl2.4O
Pipe line certificates dull but steady, opening
a. ,114c.: highest 55l9c.: lowest, 5)lsc; closing.
o4c April opened at 55c; highest oo7sc. low
e.i DC; closed, Sc
Naval stores-Spirits turpentine quiet for the
gay, Dut steadily held; quoted az 3'@5;12c.
Aoun generally steady; trading SLOW;
f"tihed, si.S1tx; good do, sL4teL<z<N