The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-27
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2G-Our market for
deliveries has been very active, declining at
the opening 1G 10 % points, from which
II recovered 1J01G points, closing firm.
The decline In Liverpool this morning
caused free offerings at the opening and
preciptated sharp break from the large
advance Of yesterday, but strong buying
soon developed, under which rapid recovery
ensued. The business has expanded into
proportions OF such magnitude that constant
and violent fluctuations is the natural con-
sequence. Reports OF light movement
at New Orleans assisted In promoting the
recovery from the early decline Receipts
AZ the ports for the day are estimated at
$1,000 bales against $1,000 bales last week
and $1,000 bales last year. The compari-
son this week with last years movement
Is: Port receipts $4,000 bales; plantation
movement. $4,000 bales; total movement,
10000 bales. The cotton that came into
sight last week was 32S,OO0 bales, against
10000 bales q year ago. and the total
crop movement since September LIST is now
100000 bales, against 4.5T6000 bales last
year, a decrease Of 1887 900 bales. The
visible supply In this country Is as follows:
At the ports, 100000 bales; at interior
towns. 271 900 bales, against ,206, 000 bales
and 400, 900 bales, respectively, last year,
n deficit Of 81 900 bales. The visible sup
bales less than last year. AS compared
with 1890 the supply is $4,000 bales more.
The stock in New York warehouses is
PSI 900 bales against 210,OO bales n year
ago Spot cotton steady; middling uplands,
10; do. Orleans, 10 3-10; sales, 1,0G5 bales.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26-CottOD futures
closed firm; sales 283, 900 bales; November.
9s0ft9 50; December, 9S009.S2; January,
9.S1H9.SS; February, 100l4l0O2; March,
1O14Q1O.15; April, 10.27910.2S; May. 1879;
June, 1O47dl0.40; July, 1O.55g1O.5S; Au-
gust, 1O.G1MlO.G2.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26-Special.-Me
Henry Clewes & Co.. in their daily cotton
statement to-day. say:
Liverpool opened strong at 5-G4 advance,
but ut once began to decline on heavy
realizing sales. and closed ga lower than
yesterday. Our market opened at decline
CT II TO 20 points, mostly on selling ont
Of weak long cotton, which soon passed
into stronger hands. who continued buying
at higher prices during the day. The ad-
vancing tendency again brought in out-of-
town spectators. who are still following
the bull side with great success, which car
ried the market up TO within few points
Of yesterdays close. With any encourage
ment from Liverpool. prices will be higher
Monday. The crop movement is now 1.3S5,-
600 bales behind last week. Are estimated
100000 to 10000 bales, against 100000
bales same week last year.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26-Flour closed quiet
but steady; fine grades CT spring, $1.6JG
u.s.: do. winter, Sl.75N2.00; superfine
spring, $1.7j02.0O; do winter. Sl.9Vd2.1a;
No. extra spring, 81 .s5Q225; do. winter
So 1907. %; No. ! extra spring, S2.lOg
4.25; do. winter. 50 25n3.75; city mills ex-
ira, S425 for West Indies Southern flour
dull at S350Q3.75 for straights.
Wheat-OptiOns opened weak on small
amOunC of trading. There was very little
interest manifested in the dealings and the
news in circulation was not Of nature TO
materially effect values. Prices closed gen
orally &c. lower. Spot lots closed steady
and unchanged: spot sales: No red win
ter. 7Gi5d77I4c; November 7624c.; Decem-
her nc; January, 7slzc.; March, Sl19c.;
May, $3.50.
CONCEPTIONS opened weak and &c. low
or. but rallied nc. later on. closing at
decline for the day CT 1sc. Spot lots closed
steady: spot sales: No. mixed, 5lAc;
November, 50i5c.; December, 5OAc.; Janu-
ary, 515sc; May, $3.50.
Oats-Options were dull and weak. Trad
ing was featureless and prices closed at
1ec. decline. Spot lots closed steady at
previous prices; spot sales No. white.
41m4E4c.; Nc. 8 do. 3Sc.; No. mixed.
3j2tc.: No. > mixed, November, 354c; De
ccmber, 36c.; January. 37loc.; May, 4Oc.
Pork dull and unchanged; old mess, $l3.JO
G13.7j; new mess, S14500 14.75
Lard firmer November, Sl02j; December,
$3.50; January, 1923.
Sugar-Raw dull but firm; safest Mus
covado 2 15-1Gc: 96-test centrifugal, 33sc.
Refncd-C ut-loaf and crushed, 5.3lQ5l2c.;
granulated. 4.Sld5c. for extra fine; powder
ed. 4s105c. mould A, 4.9495c; confec-
TONERS A. 4.5Gd424c.
Conee-Spot lots steady; Rio No. Z, 17A
017asc. Futures closed easier; Rio or San
tos. No. .. December, Sl6.75; January
$685.; March, $163O; April, s1G.25; May
S162O.
Naval Stores-Spirits turpentine moving
quietly at 319i034c
Resin quiet; strained quoted at $13o;
good do, S1.35.