The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-26

WV YORK. March 2s-Hubbard Price 4 Co. s
Tally letter saws: The Liverpool market to-day
recovered the loss OF Yesterday closing steady
e, .-6i 10 4-O4 advance on yesterday prices The
tesu.t was sympathetic improvement on the
Sew Ork Exchange OF about eight points, part
OF which had. however. been lost by O'Clock
rneer tear selling and such liquidation OF
AIul contracts as was induced by rather free
issue Of notices for that month. Receipts for
Go day are light and Will not exceed 1900
view Orleans receipts tomorrow estimated
e. from tOJ1 90 BOD bales The interior move
uent promises 10 be light. hardly more than
5000 bales against 220JJ last week and 22OOg
lasf year. Internationally the hght receipts OF
tie week arc Ia a measure due 10 the Indictment
veatAeT which has prevailed generally through
Olt The South The talk OF probable war with
sugIsud as q result of tho Behring sea cOntrO-
'errY ls not. we think, entitled TO much consld-
grafton, although, TO Judge from the tenor Of
inquiries OF our cables, the situation IS more
"a feY regarded abroad than here.
Cotton futures steady Receipts at the ports
ilr tie week point 20 10000 bales, against
tIll last week and 100000 last year. The III
teuor movement is 1900 bales. against $4,000
last week The spot market IS dull at I'M
changed quotations; middllng uplands. ga.
tfes. % bales. Transactions ~ futures, 10000
lacs: March. 6.45;April. 6is; May, GEO; June,
tD. July. n7s; August, 6.Ss; September, CSC;
October, zoo; November, ZIG.
PRODUCE.
Flour closed steady; fine grades. Of spring,
t2a260: do. winter, S2s..95; superhne spring,
40 $3.50. 90. Wluitis SoN" '-t'f NNtA~ w 4
slrug. s3l58AoO do. winter, .sS.SOsA70;
extra 80. ? spring, S2.75e34O; 90; winter
$50. City mill extras. Si.soS w. southern
-four closed steady: trade and family extras
Nheat~Options opened sl@lHc. higher on
The strength OF the Behring sea correspon-
teuce. The shorts covered briskly which sent
tiles up. Foreign houses WEIR also active
buyers The market continued strong through
ono lne day and closed l5sslss per cent higher
fi0i lots closed nrmer spot salcs no; foo.
winter, s9'tc.; DO March y7c.; 90. April vo1ec''
DO May, &c; DO June y24c.
Corn Options were fairly active ana strohR'
olos.ng 4e3tc. higher. Spot lots closed hfm
End higher; No mixed spot, 49c.; April, 4S1sc.'
NAY. 45Nc.; June, 45tlc.
OAts-OptiOns were fairly active ana frin'
closing 9so9sc. higher. Spot lots closed nrm
tnl higher: spot sales Of No. white Ss19c.; no.
< no., 5i54e 6lzc.; No. mixed, o5c.i No. oo;'
lt3ltc No. mixed, March, 3i96c.; April
FORK dull; old mess. s9.50C@l0.
Lard closed steady; March, S6.5i; May, s6.J2.
sugars kaw steady. MuscoyadO, Safest Csc:
centrifugal al-test 3j4c.; refined moderately
active aud steady; cut-ioaf and crushed. 5S
tsc powdered or cubes, 43se334o.; graduated,
g. 55ssc. mould A. 4 9-l6s4 ll-loc.
'Oheo-SpOt lots closed dun; fair Rio
tarsoes 1910. Futures closed irregular: Rio or
tanios MOI. March. si375 April, &i34O; May
t1l0
SPIRITS turDentine had light inquiry but
irces ruled steady: quoted ~ &c for regulars
ana 5ec Tor machine-made barrels. hosin IN.
..nansed and duh; strained. si.S'1s good
strained al.4O@l421k.
flpe line certificates were less active, but
rriAi AZ 1onsolidated Exchange Apru opened
Si4c'' highest 553bc.; lowest, 5i14c.; cioSins'