The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-27
QUOTATIONS.
New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, March 26.-Hubbard. Price & Co. s
daily letter says: Receipts for the day Will he
about $500 bales, against 1900 last week and
1900 last year. Receipts at New Orleans for
Monday are estimated at 1900 bales and FOR the
week they do not seem likely 10 exceed 5000 at
the ports. Ii is.nOteworthy that.the difference
and 1889 from the 3lst OF March TO the nrst oil
August is 10000 bales greater than the present
excess of the crop In sight as COMPARED WIN
last wear This suggests the idea that perhaps
the world has been too quick 10 accept as
foregone conclusion the estimates OF nine
million bales for this years crop. There
would seem 10 10 still possibility OF
such n falling off in the movement as
might bring ii practically within the limitation
of last wear : production, IN when case thtre
would OF course have TO be taken into consldera-
lion the East Indian deficit. which promises 10
he certainly GOO.000 bales. So bearlsh, however,
has the sentiment become as result OF tne I9ns
Continued decline, that people here are as.
nosed TO ridicule all such arguments hhq inc
ssborr selling during the past few days has been
more confident than when prices were &c. d
pound higher. ,.. - a. L.
81 Tho ports are estimated at 10000 bales,
against r. 900 last week and l6uUO last year no
visible stocks in this country are now as lol-
lows: At the ports lOO,'oN pales' ao
aSgO00. against $4,000 and 29i,0JO year ago.
Tho total crop movement since september Isl Is
s2sa 900 bales. against 7SOg0OO last year, an III,
crease of 10000 bales, and the visible supply OF
cotton in this country ana Europe Is I'iSo;uVD
6oies more than year ago. Spot cotton Is dull
AZ unchanged prices; middling upiands. oa'
Sales 2lsOOO bales. Transactions IN futures To-
dov 10 OnO bales: March, ESQ; April, BOD; Way,
~. lime. gu; July. $50; August, 6o9; Octo-
Der, zoo; November 7.l9.
PRODUCE.
Flour closed steady with prices unchanged.
Wheat weak and 1885, lower; receipts @,OOy
bushels: shipments. l2.oW Dushels. No ieu
winter, 9q4c. cash; March. vice. April ''7se''
May ayrv v%1 Anil Al &c decline Receipts 4s.s25
,,,sbaia. shipments, 4gl33 bushels. No. mixed.
zec' cash; April isc.: May, 46Ac
0ats dull but steady: receipts 4s2OD Dushe,,s'
sbinmeats' go bushels No. mixed, 3i1sc cash;
March and April, 31Sc; oo,os.
,Moiases dull New Orleans , $os Sse cd oru.bad
'Sngar-Rehned quiet: cut-loaI ana crusneo'
bS51sc; pSmot lots dull: fair Rio cargoes l6I4c.
PORK steady; old mess. ss.5oSiO; new mess
sll@ 81 'c@uiet: March. s6.53: May, s655.
Pine line certificates were dull to-day WITH
,,r,c .pV about steady Sales. 5000. AT the New
York stock Exchange, opening DC; hignest,
C07nnsolidated Exchange opening $3.50; high-
-, o. lowest. 5J9sc.: closing. astc.
'' s,niyits turpentine steady but trading SLOW:
onnted AT S7sSs16c Rosin Quiet; strained,
si.s7Ia: good strained sl.4OeLi@'a'
Baltimore.
p,,r,yopr. Nd. March 26-Flour, dull and
unchanged: receipts. s.s32 barrels; shipments.
No. red spot, 962a 9963sc; March. sp,tss ss5
April, &c asked; May. 9slssgS,.ci; June rs W .
SdJsS bushels: shipments, 5000 bushels: stock,
o., S9s bushels; sales. $4,000 bushels; Southern
wheat easier; faz ssssc ossserry NsysS
ssils4St%c.: April. 4Gls@46y4c.: May. 4G1sc.;
steamer mixed. s4l49lassc.; receipts 40s6.
bushels; sales bushels; sSuthsrn corn
duil: No q white Western 36's96Ifc.; No. 2
mixed Western. slIsc.; receipts; 1000 bushels;
stock, l7iOSs bushels. Grain , freghts quiet
and unchanged Cotton qniet5; mdddiing ctc
steady; Rio cargoos fair at i7lnc.: No. Z, ~. c.
Sugar iirmer; granulated, is-i6c. COPPER steady
and unchanged. Whisky firm and unchanged.
Peanuts unchanged
stocks rYTgiaia thrsss. 7s}i9D;l Baltimore