The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-27
steady, with prices 3 points higher to 1

steady, with prices 3 points higher to 4
lower. 81, FL
8 CoTToN-Futures opened steady a the
decline; January, $685. February, $I.o3;
March. S7.55: April, May. and June. $40;
July, S7.51: August. STAT: September,
s731 October and November, $G.75: De-.
cember, s6.7G.
February, 81 81; March, $50 :5April. 81 90;
$50: September, so.97:: October, s6Ia;
November and December. So. -. IS
Spot closed quiet and 1-l6c. higher.
middling uplands, Sc; midding Gulf.
Shc. No saies.
Quiet: middl:ng :cs Sc; net net re, rs-
bales: stock, 12S.6liSs bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 2e.S SIG bales:
exports-to Great Britain. .26o bale5; ~ 60
France. 81 bales: to the Continent, IL
O2O bales: stock. 1889 bales. -,
exports-to Great Britain, q. $50 bales: to
France, 21,GG2 bales; to the Continent
76,4J5 bales -
Totals since septen'ber ist4ae frs re-
CENTS. 4.52G G31 bales; eXports-to Sre .a
Britain. 1o2,G4G bales;s to France, 49s,7o2
bales to the Continent, .4333 $50 bales.
coTTos-The following are the the t t1sa.
net receipts of cotton at an pot.s: 5iG1i
bales: New Orleans, .210; TAG ba az NO NO
bile. i:3O75 bales: Savannah, 140,! ot bales'
Charleston, 1S2,76S bales; Wllmlns uoI
227,524 bales; Norfolk. 2,Sso. o oais 1855
bales: Boston, 54,i5s bales; Newport w o1 :
News, 11.46O bales; Philadelphia, O.:ls
bales; Texas City, 11,SS3 bales; brullS o
wick, 51,721 bales: Sabine Pass. La
bales; Pensacola, T4,sss bales; Port Ar
bur hal
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2G.-CoTToN-
Futures steady: January. S1.3s: t,ep ~ ars;
1879: March. s7.3s9ls7.39; April: s..3 Scea
s7$s: july, I.s7GS7.ss: August, S719@
s7.2O: September, S6.10GSG.I2; OCTOBER
sG.54d5G.56.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 26.- r. p, MI GOT.
1CN-Spot quiet; prices 1-32d. lower;
American middling, fair, 1892; mlddiins,
1 10; low middlng, i IS; good ordinary,
90; ordinary, Az. The sales OF the day
were 5000 bales, of which 500 were Tor
speculation and export. and included
100 American Receipts, LOO bales
all American.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
at the decline: American mlddilns. low
middling clause. January, 31-G4, sellers;
January and February. 27-C4. sellers:
February and March, 23-6ie6i "a "a ".
value: March and April, i 19-6tG4 ?o-0i,
buyers; April and May. 4 16-64. sellers;
May and June 1864, buyers; June anu
August. OS-64@4 O9G4, sellers: August
and September 4 O2-64G4 G3-G4. BUYERS !;
September and October. 1o-641s' a0,o4,
buyers; October and Navember 4s-Gig
3 1864, buyers; November and DeceHlpers
5 45-6493 4G-64. sellers.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET:
NEW. YORK, Jan. 2G.-FLOUR-Ad-
vanced 5Gt1Oc., with wheat Demand was
also stimulated, but jobbers in most IN.
stances wanted to trade on the basis OF
old asking prices. Winter patents, S33ofV
s3.sO: winter straight, S3.4o; winter low
grades, s2.o9dS2.40
So. 2JIs355.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Weak.
CCRNMEAL~Steady.
RYE-Dull; No. . western, 6O1ac
BARL Y-Steady.
WHDAT-Spot strong; No: 2 red. 16ssc.
Options opened strong at &c. advance,
Influenced by higher cables ana colo
weather west. The greatest strenStn was
a scare of shorts, startd by an advance
of 6 to points at Paris and alleged con-
firmation of crop damage, Close strong
at 1Ac. net advance: March closed Io;sc.;
CORN-Spot steady; No. ., 4GAc. OPP
tions market opened steady with wheat
eased off later through favorable weather
news and heavy Chicago selling, put 1al-
lied again with wheat in the last hour,
and closed firm at unchanged prices; May
closed 39Kc.
OATs-Spot quiet; No. ., ooAc. options
steady.
BEEF+steady: family. s12as1a; mess.
5000; becef hams, S2l.JyGS22
CUT NIEATS-Steady.
LARD-Firmer: western, sG.27h; re-
fined stronger.
PORk-Firm.
BUTTER-Steady; western creamery.
21@25c.; State dairy, 19G24c.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY: fall-made. fancy,
large. 1oM@13c.; do, small, 122i@13c.
EGGS-Weak; State and PENNSYLVANIA,
19c. western ungraded. at mark ls . lse;,
OTATOES-Steady: jersey, Sl.2oW
s1.75: New York. s1.5oas1.75: Long Island,
81. 5OaSo; Jersey sweets. $2.504S3.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RCSIN-Steady: strained, common to
good. 81. G21%MS1 IS.
TURPENTiNE-F at 031S@54c.
RICE-Steady.
ABBAGE-Steady; Long Island, $40
~ FREIGHTs TO L1vERPooL-Firm.
= points higher on local buying, but sub
sequently went off under speculative
apathy and light profit-takins: then raj
lied again later in the session on re
newal of local support. Foreign market
news and statistics held but little induce
ment to either side. The outside public
manifested indifference and the war news
did not figure as an influence OF import
ance. Prices went off in the last hour
under selling for both accounts. The
market closed quiet and net unchanged
to ) points lower. Total sales were 20. 30
bags, including January $3.50: March,
Rio, quiet; NO Z, invoice. SIZE: No. Z,
jobbing,, S%c. Mild steady; Cordora. S&a0
12&c.