The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-28

27S. 800 bales; September. s.65us.6; Oc-
tober. S6t1s t,6: November. s.ivus.I; De-
cember s.11as rs January, So, Febrt-
AIRY. salas.12. March. e.vcuse'; April
au2aao.,: May. o.uaM3u>.
We.klv-Nei receipts. l.ot3 bales; gross
receipts. io.lis bales; exports TO Great
Britain 53s2 bales; France. ~" bales;
Continent l.346 bales, forwarded, t.Ill
bales. sales. 3.6l2 bales; spinners, 2'ol2
bales. -
Total to.day-Net receipts 25,2,i bales;
exnorts ia Great Britain, 9.iJG bales. Con-
tinent 1857 bales: stock. Al. IA bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
I47. p6i bales. exports TO Great britain.
30. sos bales; France. zv baies' continent
Total since September lst-Net receipts.
,,,S az hslcs. exports TO Great Britain,
Gts16 bales. France, s'1 bales; comment.
SFIG ORLEANS. La. Sept 21-Cotton
f,,fures steady: sales. 1850 bales. Oc-
tober %. November. s.5s; December
go. January SOS. February, s.1; Marcn,
< ~. APRIL ISL; May, $50, June. S9l:,
LIVERPOOL. Sept To" NJ ...,-
Prices firm. American nidohnk, > -l,o~. :
salcs II 900 bales ..Amcr.can, - iV pales'
snec,ilation and export. 1000 bales. ru-
t',ros frm and demand good; American
middliug low middhns cidua.' CNtopN'
and November. 4 4l-Gin1 d3-'t, noNrl'-
Icr and December 4 1o-Gimi .9-bi. De
- and January. 4l-Gini N-u3;
1 ,,,e S snd February 4 1864; February
ana March. 1864: March ana April
tt-el Futures steady. To-day clear
ines. ZOO bales new dockets. ,, Col.
40 =. M.-American mo ai, ,1.,' ~ a. ~
r 90. good middling, N-6iNi 2'-3-'
= -, ",r,,iddiine g-l6, good ordinary,
4 INA. ordinary. AZ: September. 4i,oi.
4 456t. September and october. : 'f-o'
al 4s.gt sellers. october ana N0Nei'pei
a 49-Giql 44-Gi. buyers NoNehpeI an an
% I~g
January. 4 45-G4. buyers, January am
Eetr@arv A 45-Gf03 1864. sellers March
and Anril 4 4g-G4 buyers. April ana May
+ 5a-Gi sellers: May and june : 'l-of'
Futurcs closed very firm at the ADVANCE
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. ILL. sept T.-from the
,,,.r,rar Gu which wheat trading stdfltu
ira mis- morning II was generaHS eHp'c'1
.Iat he record of the DAY uolhta IN
the market would snow sun ~. ~ -
i,nno,fance in prices, but quite the con-
frarv was the result, First quotd'lohs
49, from - 10 &c above the mai ones
~ yesterday. with the local cfoWu pay
ing for "a sharp advance. Ne" loIhels
- selling here and foreigners were
,i,..,. 4, their market. Believers III
,,sniTtiIation We're more numerous 10
daV fhc latest theory being that the
,,co,,le who have been instrumental III
advancing cotton prices were 1aS M, d
AnH..
~ere higher. but private adVlces from
r,at riace gave decidedly bearish opln-
ions ON the market Nlthih an hou'
~ mo close the crowd, led by a prom,
oort scalpcr. turned bulls, and WORKED
,'ricee hack 10 about yesterday clOsibs
as,,,r.s Docember wheat opened IRON
ell "a GlIsc.. declined 10 Gs1sc. closins
a. t.if.c hid 1sc. higher than yesterday.
$50 wheat was easy. but closed nomi-
|Grn Was again dun TO the verge OF
neolect No news Of any moment anu
no orders of consequence rracneu the
iii and traders found their motive loi
asvanciug and depressing prices III the
action OF wheat. AT me Nlnu-uP ~ -
vcre slightly lower than at the close
YESTERDAY May corn opened rom -,
g. ooslc declined to 2W4c., closing dt
2gsc.. ne under yesterday 'aSh COT"
oats were AGAIN lifeless. prices hanging
around one quotation most OF Inc qay.
Tho strength or weakness or the leaulhs
markets were felt 10 the extent OF
fraction. but scarcely more May oars
rloeed a shade lower than yesterday
cash oats sold at unchanged prices.
Provisions Shorts IN October pork,
lard and ribs found it interesting out
NOT profitable 10 buy that delivery 10
dav Many were changing over INTO
January but "a considerable number were
pocketing losses. The strength oil the
hog market started the advance, ana the
anxiety of traders TO cover Kept prices on
the upgrade. At the close OclopeT poiA
was 27iLc higher than yesterday Octo-
her lard l2i4c. higher, and october rips
22iac. higher . ,.,,l.,.,.