The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-10
Greater. Seaboard Certif...... 115
-Seaboard Bond Certif ....... 20 ~
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond Va, Jan. 9, 1901.
pEANT-, MARKETS.

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PEANUT MARKETS.
NORFOLK. VA, Jan. 9--PEANLIS-
Steady: f;.ncy,-21sc; strictly prime, 2:sc.;
prime, &c. Spanish, soc.
COTTON MARKETS
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-COTTCN-In
the cotton market to-day a considerable
portion of recent gains was lost ana the
hears once more seemed to sam POSITIVE
control. Spirited speculation was at no
time in evidence practically the entire
trade reported beng settlements. me
opening was steady, with prices :. to i
points higher on puinSn Liverpool cstoleo
and reports that southern spot markets
We're asagin higher on heavy export and
domestic ,.SliidI.I..
Soon after the opening there was Il
sudden lull in buying orders from the
outside. and selling orders appeared from
parties who had been the market S Chief
supporters throughout the late &c ad-
vance. Liverpool reacted ana wan street
unloaded several importan lines Oh jan
uary and March. General selling soon
gained the upperhand, and prices rapidly
tapered off.
planted the opening rise. Still later the
market further uecitneu heo,.is ul"Sf
furry of active liquidation and pounding
by local bears, prompted by predictions
FOR weak cables, estimates tor liberal re-
cciptS tomorrow and talk of Il setback
in spot cotton South. The last hour of the
SESSION was feversh. Covering Tor prohts
caused frequent slight uplifts: the SeSn-
eral trend of fluctuations were toward
lower prices. Stop orders were reached
when March touched go, but quiet buy
ing by several prominent houses eNcntu-
ally steadied the market, which closed
steady, with prices :; to l.; points lower
COTTON-spot closed dull at 4 lower;
!nidding upiandS, 1Uls; middllnG gull,
1GaS; sales, go bales
Futures opened steady at the advance;
January. A!,'; FEBRUARY, pa; Marcn.
9tt; april '9,i; May: 9 90, rha1 ~:
October. S;I.
Futures closed steady; January, 2.12;
February, 9.56; March, 9'3; April, go;
May, SO; June, 81; July, ?i3; August,
y.14; September, SCI: October, SO.
COTTON--Dull: middling, 1oIs: net re-
sales. 200 bales; stock, oo.719 bales; eX-
ports to Great Britain, $50 bales; to the
Continent. 1913 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, i,:3S9o bales;
exports to Great Britain, II .l:'o bales;
to France, 22,liS bales; to the Continent,
Ills bales; stock, S9G,S3G bales.
Consolidated-Net receipts. ~ 2Go bales;
exports to Great Britain, G2,40A bales; to
France 1921 bales; to the Continent,
69,0Sl bales.
Total since September ist--Net receipts
4.IJ2,SiG bales, exports to Great Britain.
l,77:,:}, go bales; to France. 123.SA2 bales;
to the Continent. 1.c,4,GlU bales.
>r,1y o1,rr,@c Tn COTTON
fs No. 49, 10 I,l,Sor,
o 200 ~. EshrI1ary q lIGGl 10. March
94Gle9.4I: April, y.45G9.-G; May, 9.4GGD
9.4I; June, 9.42@34t; July, 9.i209.i;; Au-
e's'' '0oee'0i
LIVERPOOL, Jan. .o,-CoTToN- Spot
quiet; prices Lied. higher; American
middihg. fair, 8 lid; good ,niddIing,
III tlnoS nr7,n9rI Ma o~dinary ID
tn sa Teeu of tIa tia,. v;ara 8 G0g bales Of
I,,3ioi, zoo wara TOO snscn,ation and es
o,+ nd ;ncInIlad .,tn b.Ias Ar9aricar
Paca;1te ne IL 90 haIes incindinc 1880
hI,1ercan
c,a!a1 3jfd,ne n,
Ia,2',a,,s y; 1;liiS iGJd b,,ve2s. lam
aT .y.t and February, ) :;0t;tGg5 :;i-G!d., buy
ars. ITahrrarv and March : J7-,;ia
: 3S-G4d BUYERS: March and April
lid; sellers; d AP 21e an" ,a MaT 34d
biiyers, .I,1ne and Jlilv, ; 11-|4d,, sellers:
Su isT a ana sGai j 7d sI buIsrs "
. 80 ''ie ~
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
, - TT oT-p mn
and weaker, but not quotably lower
~ = ~ r. tefiG G;y1, MI,
SilClA " HtE.Ai fLC f.-'ul
CORN LEA --tlrH.
EIE-Steady.
SASLE1 -,Suie!;
i5AKLit9 MaLl-Dn!l' NJ . .oa
ID tl-AI-olot lhiitt,tt "edh. ~: -
S21sc. T. o. o. afoat, optloliS lidu ai! VpS PEI:
ing decline unGsf ioIelSh setiiHS al.i US
appointing cables after "ilch tleS EecoN-
cred on buliIsh Argentine crop he"s.
scare OF 3noftS ana tiie sttehsth % ~ o.
visions. Throughout the a1ternoon iTreS-
ular conditions PfeyaiieG, prices nIaidt
yielding TO hQuldatloh. oiose9 "e az, at
lS@isc net loss .,ah va cioSe'' DIT ooise''
Marcil, Sl%4c. May, S-7ec; ,.,, ,
CORN SPot 1ifln; NO. :. ioi:.c; eitNs'toI'
Option marAet opened easy win i WIleat
but soon turned stroliS' on lall cle,i iiltes'
small receipts export Heii!alo: 500"
speculative huElhs anu s'dV 5I9t III pro