The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
Now York Cotton Market.

NV YORK. March l9-flubhard Price & Co.'S
daily letter says. The plantation movement Is
smaller than had been expected and the entire
Increase in the ouantity coming IN sight Is
Own 20 T. ia the inland movement. Most OF
tle cotton goes 10 American spinuers and shows
tratler better inquiry on the part OF the con-
ucrs IN TINS country. Evidently Liverpool
seemed disposed 10 regard these ngures as Ia
V0r4ule 10 cotton, and an advance OF about 2-o4
:. recorded there as result OF the DAY Dusl-
Iass ln our own market an oqening IN
creased during the day 10 eight
and the market closed firm with
Gaze advance well maintained. After
% close q further unofficial advance was es-
tL0lshod. and August sold as hlgh as 6sj upon
o.. news that New Orleans receipts on Il Onday
vonI be only 1900 bales. The total port re-
cants to-day promise 10 be ll.uO bales. The
total receipts for the week now seem hardly
A.o.y 10 eacoed 1900 bales. Recent interviews
WIKI Secretary OF the ~ ed States Treas
trf increases confidence IN the probability 81
Gil International monetary conference looking
toward tho reconciliation OF silver Tins If
trrangod would unQuesuonaDly lead 10 much
increased activity in British foreign ira ie and
would b. al important influence III strengthen
NE fl0 cotton market
Iutnrss steady: receipts az tho ports for the
C.r rro estimated al 1900 bales. against 1000
L.f week The total movement Of the crop tho
lft week was 2i,O00 bales larger than The cor.
s..arainr week last year. since the hrst Of
b. eller there has come IN slgAt s5iSl'uO1 nales'
against 41I2.OlO last year. ne visible STOCKS IN
It's country are now as follows; AT the ports,
.I.gf, bales. interior towns. 900 bales;
ssa.nst 66sOOJ and $4,000 bales respectVeiY
agar ago, an excess OF o55I.O Dales' no ~
De supply ia this country ana Europe Is
RADIO bales more than the same GATE
lsst year. but. according TO Mr.t Ellison EURO
al srlunors hold 2Z5.0lO bales less stocA' lny
t0,market is quiet and steady al uhchshfeu
C.0lat.0us; middIng upiands. 1910 safes
s.. bales Transactions IN futures To-Day.
tH bales, March, 145; April, on hAy' 9oo'
olue GtJ. July, GA; August, 6o3; SeptelnDeri
.s October, 9-O3. November. I.l5: DeceInDci'
PRODUCE.
Hour weak on free offerings Minnesota
extra. a 5.2j; superhne, S2.tO@32o me- sos
.. cly mil extras. Sab eAS0 Tor hest lnqles'
Wheat opened steady and unchanged iell 9sc.'
tlfn rallied &c. ana closed barely steady. he-
eaps, $4,000 bushels; shipments l32,ooJ
30 red winter. sL0l9@c., cash; March, Vtsc''
Aifn, tIc.. May. 9ic. -,
Corn opened steady at &c. decline and fell
g.. closing weak. Receipts, 1880 bushels;
shipments. 5000 bushels, No mixed: 46Ac
cash, March, 4J}4c.; April, 46'4c., " ay, $3.50.
Oats dull Int steady. Receipts, $500
bushels. shipmenfs 20 bushels; No. 2 mixed,
q Ca cash. March and April s574c.; May, sac
1iolsses dull: ew Orleans, De3bc.
sugar -hefned steady but quiet cut-loal ana
crushed 5aj56c; powdered. 41ss49sc.; granu-
Coffee duh: fair Rio cargoes. 1910.
iok Tall: new mess. ss.7ySlo1.
atl Gulet; March, 1854; May 5000.
lllpent no dull al 36ls35Itc. ,
hosin m l4erately active and steady; strained
% % 81 MEL 40lS.
lipe Inc certificates dull aud featureless.
f.le 700 barrels Opening &C.; hlghe T. vwci,
tpcA exchange. and at the consolidated ex-
:, nse' opening. 561Sc.; highest ooiec'; lowest
Nt..i closing. oflc.
seyal stores-spirits ,turpentine suffered a
"a her decline, with duh condition OF trade
t4yitQ al t5aJJl5c. HOslu in moderate request