The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
New York Cotton Market.

Nrw YORK. Feb. A.-Messrs. Hubbard. Price 4
Co. circular to-day SAYS. The cotton market
to-day reflects the better demand from splnneTs
Liverpool The spot sales there wsTe ROOD
bales. and at one time futures were 3-64 higher
flan Yesterday. Final prices were steady at a
n.t advance OF about l-oi, our cables advising
iaata portion Of improvement had been lost
asa result Of a bear raid just at the close.
farms are quoted ia buyers favor, cloths q little
lglter. In our own market opening prices
wore 10 q points better than Yesterday and
have ductuated in direct response to the vary
gaIyicos received from Now Orleans as 10
potable receipts there tomorrow. At one
lma a rumor that there wonld DO 1900 or
- tales depressed the market here TO last
nights figures. but the official estimate WAS
olF rn0 90 S,f00 lales and a recovery ensued.
hl0clOck prices were about 4 points above
At evenings figures. Our New Orleans friends
telegraph as a. follows IN explanation of the
trF reports OF large receipts there TO morrow:
We lnt our estimates too large because some
railroads not reporting full on acc mt OF in
t.-fy TO deliver. they being blocked az the de-
'Our Norfolk house telegraphs rs as follows:
nave consulted all our principal factors. They
unanimously report nearly all shipments adj
Nsttuuw in. and even with continued good
weather expect very HIGHT receipts here next
week. Tor the day port receipts promise to be
.D bales. against 1900 last week and p 200
AtYear. Some question has been raised as to
me ldrYe movement reported OF late from Balti-
hofe. ltis thought by some either from West
lomt or Norfolk. and IN consequence have been
f"|NHNNAkNAs JkttfAlAh A. AAtlMDult lO-1b4 llt
Ast aud the interior movement Tor the week
j. estimated az 1900 sbales. against about the
the quanuty last year. The plantation move
Wnt. ltls thought. Will DO heavy. and the total
quantity OF cotton coming into sight probably
YN, against le1.OlO last wear. After O'Clock
le market became easier. closing at last
hGures. The decline seems 10 have
.-A due 20 advces from New Orleans 10 the
mat the quantity Of cotton coming 70
eA ms week would he as lsrge as for the
iesponding week last year. Receipts for the
ata 900 bales. and for the week thus far
The most reliable information we can
POINTS TO a total Of iBs01 for the port re-
and 5.0)l for the interior roceipt..n
..t4 e. cl' sed steady. Receipts al the uorts
lhe day are estimated at 5000 bales. Man
s.ei reports the market for yarns in buyers
'i WIN not much doing in cloths. AtGal-
lharlcStOna and ~ Louis the potmark.t
ani unchanged; middllng uplands. 5-l6:
lp bales. Transactions IN futures, 40.
Sea , rbruary. 692a6 81. March. GgrGG9S,
s~eJetOi: Nay, Ii1sLfS: June. 7.21a7.2S;
ss .5'e 3S; August. 74C91.47; September,
"o'i October, 653s6.75.
PRODUCE.
soallf WAS easy and quiet; prices unchanged;
tr,a,fh hour dull and easier: trade and family
esrrr 9ptlons opened weak and declined in
'5,s eesnn2s on weak cables and selling BY
COT. houses, but subsequently, the shorts
eea ana a quick rally resulted. ia the
otfne there was d moderate buying by some
k1of. se operators and prices closed higher.
t8f,." "a closed brm; No. 2 red winter, 81 OF,
Arrlf t, ithrutrg. Si.0J96: do March or
Corn oyl4i do May. 100; do. June, ss4c.
lnoss cipt.obs were fairly active to-day. with
ltu. Nossshk slightly higher. Spot lots closed
( mixed SPOT ~Ssc.; do, February,