The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
New York Cotton Market.

Nrw YORK. March 2f.-Hubbard. Price & Co. g
daily letter; A natural and not unlooked-for
reaction mas to-day taken place IN both Liver
200. and New York markets. IN the former
futures we're 4-64 lower than yesterday, closing
.a.ely steady at the decline. Here, up TO !
O'Clock. the loss in values had reached ten
FONTS. Our Liverpool cables report that the
demand from spinners is good and promises
likely 90 soon recover. Notwithstanding the iact
ilat speculatively values have been depressed
y the realization OF the short
n.nt authority in New Orleans predict.
lag a much increased crop movement IN the
ltri two or three weeks. IN our market The
decline does not appear to have dislodged any
important line OF cotton. and there is a marked
difference in the aspect OF the situation now
an two weeks ago when the previous decline
vatln progress. Then II Was evident that the
lqndatiOn Of some'yery important lines of dis
tre.sei cotton was imlnent. Now. the bulls
profess to view the lower prices with satisisc-
t0l. inasmuch as they are enabled 70 buy that
lucn more cheapiy, ana II IS Claimed that
those who have been acuve and aggressive to-
dly 10 attempting 10 establish lower range Of
values. Receipts for tomorrow al New Orleans
ore estimated at only $50 bales. During he
afternoon tie market was steady AMI point or
two easier No new features OF importance,
however have developed; ana me close was
quiet Receipts at Memphis. 81. LOUIS ana Nu-
glsia for ths day are ol6 bales against l'0l' last
FUTURES steady. Receipts at the ports are
300 bales against 1900 last week ana lItOj last
year The SPOT market Is dui; al 70 oec1ne IN IA
bales transactions IN futures, S,Vn bales;
March, 645e6.41; April, 01leO95. May o'0.'S
~. June. b65ab66; July. Gl2@nto; aug usl'
go 81; september, 692s6.s4; October To2s
"li' November, 1l3el.l1.
PRODUCE.
Flour closed quiet: fine grades Of spring, s24O
go. DO. winter, Ss.tJd2O; supefhne sli4ls'
lt' extra 30. 2 spring, S}lesa35; 10. WIN
- s3z $500: extra NO lsp!inx -, t@ 1'p'i oY'
winter. s33Ia410. Southern -four closed du4l,
by steady: trade and family extras, s5.56e4.i D..
nheat-Opfions were weak the greater part
o. NE ening. Trading was only moderate
40 prices closed 5sslhsc. lower. spot iols
Sose1 lower. spot salos No. 2red winter, at 9s4c,
90 red winter, March. 953sc.; do. April, .6Ssc.
N3 May. g23, &C.; do. June gJ1c.
'orl Options were moderately active and
steady. spot sales OF 10. mixed, 4s1sc.;
Atrii. nc; May. 4ss.c.; June. 45tc.
Vsis Options were dull bit steady, closing
Unchanged. spot lots closed lower; spot sales
mixed s1Hc': No 2 do. sac: No mixed
march, 3il4c; DO. April. 53c: May, Sisic.
FORK dun with prices steady; mess s05osl0
lard a st:' &a re- ss5o; May s65; July
4, sugars Raw dull and unchanged; safest
..esoyado, SIC. %-test centrifugal; &c.
iehned moderAtiyely active and steady; cut
.oai and crushed 5s5]6c powdered. 49ss4s4c.;
fsnulGied. 4stelssc: cubes. 4ssls45.c.; mould
- 1904 ii-lec.; confectionery A; f4s4sc
Ssfgoes. i6l4c Futures closed frmer: Rio. or
ss@Aio. no. z. March. 1855; April, ela4O, May.
s'.tl; June, &l2s5
s.hlal 'iores--Si irits tnrpsntine was steadily
..nluteined IN price on a moderate demand,
sgo'ed AZ &C. for regulars and Ttsc. for MA
.nlhe made barrels Rosin in light request;
'talnsf, tl.371+c good strained, sl.404i ;s2Ik.
f'et line certificates we're active and 1rnler'