The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

f,1l3 bales stock 1912 bales: expo-ts
10 Great Britain. G6i1 bales. TO the Con.
tinent. 4.ol3 bales.
Total to-day-'Net receipts. G.73e bales:
cxDorts 10 treat Britain. 7,i6O bales. To
the Continent, 5,Ol3 bales; stock, 7lC.9sS
bales.
Consolidated-'Nct receipts, 10,CG4 bales:
exports TO Great Britain, 1853 bales. TO
France. 7,A3o bales; TO the Continent H.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
S.Oif fGG bales. exports 60 Great Britain,
3.3O3.1J3 bales: 10 France, llto,J bales,
to the Continent 2.jIl 800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. May 29-coT-
TON-Futures dull but steady. May J.oS
bid. June. 5.72n5.7i. july, ytAn1.t2; Ah-
tober. 5.Gf0J.CJ: November, J.OJnJ.ob' De
ccmber. 563uJ.7O. january. Jt-h5.t5'
February J.1o4J7G; March, 1.198o.sO.
CHARLESTON. S. C.. May 23.-coT-
TON-Market quiet; sales none, middIlns'
. DIG.
LIVERPOOL May 23.-4 p. NOT
ION.,spot quiet prices uhcnaiis ,,.,
day We're 1000 Dales. Of which 90 were
FOR speculation and export, and included
$3.50 American. Receipts since last re-
port. 22oOO bales including 1880 oaies
Futures opened easy with q poor de-
mand ana closed dull at the decline,
American middnng. J. IN. G., May, A-Otp
. 2l-C4, sellers, May and June, -D-b-4
3 2l-Oi, sellers; june and july. . 2D-Ol "a
3 2l-Gi. buyers; july and August . -l-0i4
g 22-G4 sellers; August and September,
3 Zl-Giu3 Z2-d4, sellers. september ana Oc-
vember. 3 2O-C4a3 21-Di. sellers. Novcm-
Der and December, g 2J-of. sellers. Ao-
vcmber and December, 20-Gi. sellers;
December and January, 2o-0f sellers.
d.
February and March. 2O-G3u3 2l-G4. buy
ers, March and April, 2l-64Q3 22-Di.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. May 23.-FLOUR-Modor-
ateiy active but weaker. winter straisht5,
S35Jn3t1. Minnesota patent, Sia4.-O.
RYE FLOlR-Steady.
COkNMtAL4-tasy.
RYE-Easy, No. ., 6Ji2c.
BAKLEH-Quiet.
BARLEY MALI-Duil.
WHEAT-SpOt weak; No. - red, S3i4c
Options opened firm on little foreign
demand, but developing sudden weakness,
and ruled heavy until the last hour, when
The depression at noon was aggravated
by light export trade, general rcalZlng
and declines i'm Southwest markets.Ai-
ter clock prices had o. second collapse
under bear RAID, and closed weak ~
sale. net loss. May closed az f1l4c., july
closed at 1gi4 &C., September closed az 49, fc.
gDRN-So5t easy. 30. - 4Oa.N41i.c.
options opened steady with wheat, after
wards declining under liquidation and big
country offerings. closed weak ~ Ease.
net decline. May closed at J3cA.; July
OATs~Dmi, spot, 10. .. SIC. Options
unchanged.
BEEI-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Slcady.
LARD-Quiet.
PORk-Quiet
BUTTER Steady; western creamery, l.
M1Sc.. State dairy large white 3,zc.i
State dairy. 13ilQl1c.
CHEES E-Steady. large white. 3lac.
EGGS-tirm. state and PENNSYLVANIA,
15isc.: western fresh, 11nl13-c.; southern.
POTATOES Steady: Jersey, sweets. 81
az. New York. SlDL1j.
FRElGHTS-COtt by steam 10 Liver
: cHBBAGE-stcady at sl.5oq275 per
barrel crate
pEpKDLEUM-Dull.
ROSIN-Barely steady: strained, COM
mon TO good, 81 fpNl.4-i1.
TURPENTINE-Quiet az hl-0l-c.
c5;61TT0N-sEsED oIL-Easy; prime
COFFEE- Options opened easy At un-
changed prices TO . points decline. ruled
inactive. with weak undertOne. cables be-
ing generally un-atlsiactorFf recclpLs dt
brazilian ports larger, warehouse dellN-
cries in this country smaller ana spot Duy-
ers retreaung. Selling for short account
checked by low prices. closed quiet, uh-
changed 10 points lower. Sales. 900
bags. including May at 50. June. $40.
July. $50. spot Rio dull; mild quiet ana
sTGAR-Raw quiet and hrm. Refined
firm.