The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31

ill bales. sales. ISL bales; spinners, 3sl
bales; stock. 2355S9 bales.
Cotton futures closed steady; sales.
%. 100 bales. April, 1855. Aay i.5s: June.
1.6i; July, 40: August, I.I6; September.
III; October, III; November, 1.Is; De-
cember, ISL
Weelkly-Net receipts. 57s bales: gross
receipts, 1854 bales; exports to Great
Britain. 500 bales; France. l2O bales;
Continent. SAP bales; forwarded, J,UD
bales; sales, 2,il2 bales; spinners, LIZ
bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, 7.7a6 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain, G,l4y bales
Continent. LIZ bales, stock, I63,Jll bales.
Total 50 Tar this weeh-Net receipts,
~ ,sb5 bales; exports TO Great Britain
.l&5 bales; France, 22O bales; Cont
nent, y. jji bales.
Total since September lst-Net receipts.
5,43l,sA bales; exports TO Great Britain,
2.JOO.3l6 bales: France 545,i.3 bales; Con-
unent. LBS 40 bales. channel, 1851 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 30.-Cotton lu-
lures steady; April. 1l9; May, 40; June,
Der, III. October, IA; November 1.4s;
December, 1.J3.
The following are the total net receipts
OF Gotten at all ports since September
]. 1893: Galveston. yJOOl9 bales, New
Orleans. 1.737.lj9 bales; Mobile, 20lGio
bales; savannah, eH,OiS bales; Charles
ton. 594.071 bales, Wilmington. lsJ,i0O
bales; Norfolk, 436,iG6 bales; Baltimore.
81. bditos .NtN IAihs l'rffF beth'TF
Boston. SG.3l5 bales; Newport News,
4i37s bales; Philadelphia. 45,sI3 bales;
West Point, 2J,OlO bales; brunswick,
5I.Oi0 bales Velasco. SIP bales; Port
Royal, d0,is6 bales. Total, o'i96o@'
bafes.
Deduct Gl,174 bales from net receipts
since September LIST. claimed and counted
by both Savannah and Charleston.
ATLANTA, Ca. March 5O-Cotton
steady; middllng, Z, receipts 50 bales.
I.IN ERDDOT. March .D-NOOu.- Cotton
In demand and fair and prices unchanged;
American m.ddling, 4is; sales estimated
at 1900 bales; American, $500 bales;
speculation and export, 1000 bales; re-
bales. Futures barely steady ana de-
mand moderate; March and April. / '-Oi'
April and May. 6-0fd4 I-6i; May ana
June. 7-GIGi s-64: June and July, 9-6i;
July and August 4 lO-6444 1854. August
and September, ll-64d4 12-G4; Septem-
Der and October. 1864; october and
November. 1i-Gf Tenders Of deliveries
at to-day's clearings. 200 bales new
dOckets.
1 p. M.-American m;ddllng, fair, A.;
good middling. 5-l6; middling, 4 3-lG;
low middling. LIE; good ordinary,
3 l5-l6. ordinary, 81; March, 4 o-64,
values; March and April, 4 5-64. values;
April and May 5-64 values May ana
June, 6-Gf. buyers; June ana July,
! 7-G4q4 S-64: July and August, 9-64,
values; August and September, 1O-6l'
buyers: September and October, ll-6i,
buyers: October and November, 4 1864.
Futures quiet but steady.
Weekly cotton statistics-Total safes Oh
the week. $1,000 bales; American, 2rooV
bales; trade takings, including forwarded
from ships side. 5000 bales actual
exports. 5000 bales total imports, OIVD
bales: American. $4,000 bales: total stock,
$50 900 bales: American. 557 900 bales;
total anoat 125.OOO bales; American,
10000 bales: spectators took 500 bales
and exporters took 700 bales.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, March 30.-Flour dull;
winter wheat low grades. S20Od2.45:
patent S3.2JQ3. 80. Minnesota clear. S25O
n20O; patent, S3.gOd4.40, low extras, 500
ar 40. Southern -four steady az S2Vo0
800: good TO choice do, S3.lOqi2O.
Wheat dull and closed steady; No.
red, store and elevator O5Ac.; ahoat'
G4N64igc options opened at Ac ad-
vance fell hQ%c.. and closed igeBc.
over yesterday, No. red, March. 62Ac.;
May, csc; July, 65'sc.. -
Corn easier; No. >, 46c.; ungraded mix
ed. &c; elevator. 41c.: steamer mixed,
4Jihc. Options advanced 'sN VIC, fell
&c, and closed steady, March, 46e.;
April 43isc.; May. iZ'sc.
oats firm. Options duh; March BIC;
April 35hc.. May, 3JiAc. spot =,
36c. No. , white, 394c: mixed western
3GG37c: white do. 3sui2c.
Hay steady, shipping, G0aooc' good to
choice. TJNsOc.
Wool steady domestic, 2oa25c.; pulled
1Gd25c. ..
Beef steady; family, Sl2.O0ai4.0O: beef
hams cuiet at Sl6OON 1000; uerced beer
dull. ~ extra. India mess SlSOOq2VVo,
cur meats steady picked bellies. S6siE'
do. shoulders, 5000; DO. hams. S93'ls.
Lard FIRM western steam, S'.u0i city
ST.2j Refined firm Continent $500
South America. $50; compound, SOl-12.
Pork firm. mess, Sl2.S0al3.3o
Butter steady; western dairy, ll4l4c.;
Elgins, bic.
low 32c.
Petroleum quiet.
Rosin firm: strained Sl.12i4lL2O.
Turpentine weak AT 2si2H-Jc.
Rice firm and unchanged.
MOlasses nominal
Peanuts quiet. $1,000,
Coffec-Options opened duh and closed
firm "a 5NlO points up; May, SIG oi
Sentember. $1,000: October Sll1o; De
cembcr. SiflO spot RIO steady, NO. Z,
SiIJO1 1862
Sugar-Raw duh and unchanged. ke-
fined steady. On a. ll-lO4ic. standard
4 l-fGar,c: cut-lOaf. l5-lJpJe.;
crushed. q l3-iG05c.. granulated' lug
Freights % Liverpool weak; cotton,
0-Gid.. grain, 2iii. asked.