The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
New York COTTON Market.

NEW YORK April 1s.-Hubbard. Price Il
Co.'S daily letter says: The statistical po-
sition. as made up by Saturdays Chronicle,
il as follows. Visible supply This week. L.
a65lSl bales. last week, 4,3lO .463: last year.
s2ls.47S OF which are Ameriean-Ihisw week.
q G923s1 bales. last week. 3. 733 1865 last year,
2552O7s Plantation deliveries This week.
4l.4l4 bales last week. Al sos: last year, 3d.
90 Came in sight during the week.-Mrs.
week. 59s37 bales: last week. 1899. last
year, 1915. Total IN sight-Ihis week g.
boo g83 bales. last week, 3, 1922 O4: last year.
s. 066.42S. The decrease in the yisl-
bic supply. according 10 the above.
for the week is $4,000 bales, Of which 81 600
bales are American. Our market reOpened
this morning after the two-dsys' holiday at
about points advance on the prices Of
Vhursday last la the absence of any ad-
vices from Liverpool which market remains
closed until Wednesday morning the trading
Las been limited and confined chiefly TO
continued liquidation of obligations on
qse short side of the market. which
tie developments over the holidays
fave seemed 10 make rather dangerous
Receipts at all of the ports on SATURDAY
we're g. 36 bales. against 6.ooO last week ana
g. 800 last year. Receipts at New Orleans TO
morrow are estimated from 4.5DO 70 5,OOJ
bales. During the afternoon the market was
steady at slight reaction from the hlsheSt
S.ures touched Port receipts turned out u DO
rather larger tlAl t4pcttru A44N N+to '~"A'
covered Something of their Old-tiine conn
dence and attempted a raid upon the market
toward the close which was, however, WITHOUT
tebstautial effect. Tho news fromAbroad with
regard 10 the strike IS that the master sPiu-
lers will determine tomorrow whether theY
vi.l accept the employees proposition 70 tID i
trate OF not and upon their decision III LUIS
natter depends the immediate future Oh the
market in Liverpool Receipts at the interior
towns Of Memphis, st. Louis and Augusta are
si- bales. against 1924 last year
Cotton futures closed steady. hecelpts u.
the ports, 5000 bales. against lOOOO last "ee~
and ~. 900 last year. The spot marker Is
QUIET M former quotations. Middhng up
lands. ~: sales. 204 bales. Transactons IN
futures. 9s 900 bales April, 6.oofao.yO; May
C6a6.g7; June. 70C@7.O7; July, 7l6@I.li;
august. 726mI27: September 1.3oeG $50;
October. 7.44m7. 49, November. 7.a@I56; De-
eember, 7.64ey7. CO. January, 7.14@7.76.
PRODUCE
Flour closed dull; fine grades Of spring,
Sl9Oa2 100 do. winter. y O0fo D. 80: supeIhno
tpuug &. 25m275 do. winter, SZ6OY3. TO-
extra 10. 2 spring. S2.G0a3.sO; do winter.
SzO08.85. extra No. ] spring. S3. 00e 4 20:
CO. winter. S30O04.50 city mills extras. ~ 70
i0r West Indies. Southern flour steady;
tiaGe and family extras. s3.bOH4o
Wheat Options opened weak and lower
and continued dull aud fratureless during the
morning. There were no cables IL pelhg
holiday in London. and there was no
ttap b tho market here. At noon the market
was sold down on an expected large increase
~ the visible supply but toward the close
there was q sharp rally on reports of stormy
weather abroad. Prices closed Ss@l5sc.
higher. Spot lots closed easier. Spot sales.
No. red winter. 99yzc.; No. 2 red winter
hDnl, g3Xc. do. May 9l1sc.; do. june
we; do July. 90Hc.
CONCEPTIONS were moderately active and
I'm, closing 1s@5sc. higher. Spot lots closed