The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
steady. with prlces:net 3 10 O points lower:

steady. with prices net 3 to 6 points lower.
corroNl ~; opened steady AZ NJ:
a a5x M n; a na1s 5ans Ju haFs Nn
sass; aisa S 8, as. 80 'soDei
Spot cotton closed dull; middlinS up;
lands, 11-16: mlddlinS gulf, ~ 1916; no
.Fsa.es. s
Il Futures closed stead y: January and
February, rs: March April 1.3;
Nay June 49, 5Iy ;sf s ArgS %a.
Svembcr. G.1G
COTTON Steady; middling, 11-le; net
stock. 14s.114:. exports to- Great Britain,
;1O5 bales: to the Continent. 396 bales.
z Total to-day and consolidated-Net re-
cepts: 459 bales exports 70 Great s 81,
bales; stock. !t1S.375 ba les.
Tota since September 1st-Net receipts,
a,QG1 ,Go3 bales: exports to Great Britain.
1OT6. 3322 bales: to France. 4nl. BI bales,
to the Continent. 1,o37.401 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 6.-coTToN--
Futures quiet and steady; Janu ,,S 4gsy
7.13: April. 7.1sa7.14; May 5alI. lG;
70367.05; September, G.6GnG6S; OCTOBER,
6.J6MG.oS.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 6.-1 P. Moot.
ToN-Spot quiet: prices 1-16d. lower;
American midding, fair. 4 -. Soou
middling, i 1879; middling, 1872; low
nl.udlins, ~: good ordinary. i 11-16: ord d.
nary. :;5S The sales of the day were 600
bales, Of which 800 were for speculation
and export. and included G.40o American.
No receipts.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
at the decline: American nidd.ins, !. m;
c.. January, 1I-Gi. sellers; January ana
n How tat, arr
March. 4 11-Gl, sellers; March and April,
i S-Gid4 9-64. sellers: April and May.
! G-GI. sellers: May and June 4-of' sell SCI.
ers: June and July, 81. buyers; Su,s
TENDER. 8 :,,-6i, buyers: September ana
OCTOBER :; .1Gl: October and November,
s 4i-G4, buyers.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. Jan 6-FLOER-Quiet
and steady: Minnesota patent, S3Soui.lp;
winter extras. s2:aom2.9J
RYE FLOUR-Firn: ,fair, to good. S3.lo.
'BUcKwHEAT FLoUR-steady at 81 10
Observation-Disclosures; yellow western,
soc.
ARLEY-Quet: feeding. 435aM44i2c;
BARLEY iALT-Dull: western. $50
65c.
7o;sc. Options opened steady, but prompt
" sold off under bear pressure at me
West, lower cables. further local uhIoam-
ing and free sales for short account: buii-
isn news and break in consols had ilttie
or no effect. Later the market was quit
closing weak at 442sc. net decline: March
closed at Ialac.; May closed at - &C. July
closed at 74l2c.
CORN-Spot steady: No. . 4ol5c. afioat
and $3.50. elevator. Options opened STEADY
with wheat, and was later sustained by
moderate covering on yesterday export
demand and liberal seaboard c!earanceS:
at %S"sc.
BEEF-steady:; family. So; 5oGls;
s5.25a55o: picked shoulders, 500;
picked hams. SS.5oaa.
LARD-Easy: western steamed; s6.12l2:
PoRIS-ouiet: mess. s1o25a1o.75
BUTTER-Strong; western creamery. %
M30c; factory. 17022c. Imitation cream
ery E iac Saate fa da,nx fancy, small
1oXN13c.: do. large, 1910.
EGGS-Weak.
POTATOES-Steady; Jersey: S1.3o@l ;'.;
New 1efk S Sasems a jazz Island lo
PE1ROLEUAI-Stead Refined New
York, $3.50; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
$50: do. in bulk $50.
OlSIN-Stead
TJRPENTINE-Stead
; RICE-Steady.
CABBAGE-Steady; Long Island, SiM6
: COTTON Ely sTEAM-To Liverpool,
oGc.
/, COFFEE - Futures opened barely
steady with prices unchanged TO. > points
lower. but steaGied soon after the open
ing. and. ruled fairly active and firm. de-
spite larger receipts at Rio and santos
and an absence of vigorous speclA tive
support Selling was checked eftectuallE
by evidences of pronounced strength and
large demand. Closed steady. with June
; points higher: sales, 14,00O bags. inciud-
ing January. $500: March, So 4OdG:41:
May SG.3O16.G0: July. S6Gl: August $50
MG.T0. Spot Rio strong: No. &. Sic.
SUGAR-Raw firm: fair refining. 116c.;
centrifugal 9G test 4Ac.: molasses sugar.
8 91Gc. Refined steady; No. 6, $4.4j: mould
A, $500.