Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-25

ceipts, 22ss13 bales; exports. to Great
Britain. a. O3 bales; France, M bales
Continent 97ii bales. .. g..
Futures steady; sales, $1,000 bales: sep
tember 1923: October, 1874; November'
ss3l: December. $3.50 January, Sf6; Feb
ruary, $50; March, sS.5s; April. $751; May,
$50
NEW YORK. September 2i-Cotton ad-
vanced to points. lost this, and de,
clined to s points, recovered TINS, anu
advanced 10 10 points and closed STEADY
at a net rise of to points. with sales
of $4,000 bales.
New orleans was at one time easier
but later on advanced several points
New York rose lis, and SO dld New
Orleans and st. Louis, while there was
a rise of t-Sc. at Savannah, Charleston
Augusta, Mobile. Norfolk. and Boston. -.
Liverpool advanced lid, with sales OF
l2.000 bales. Futures rose 5-6fd, though
3-s4d. of this was afterward lost.
The receipts at New orleans to-mor-
row are estimated at $500 to 1000 bales,
against 3,724 bales last "Wednesday, anu
Q 3Ol bales last year one New YORK oLe-
rator sold about 20,000 bales to-day. me
majority OF the crop reports say picking
will be well over by October lst.
Private cables say that Liverpool went
off on the failure of Manchester to re-
spOnd to the advance.
Galveston reported favorable weather.
and said that no damage had been dohc
by the cold wave.
Liverpool shorts were covering on bad
crop reports. ,,,,, 49,
a Fall River dispatch said: Mills here
and at Providence have enough ORDERS
for print-cloths to prevent the accgtl iu
lation of stocks for some weeks. SPIN
ners expected 10 buy shortly. ,.o,-
port receipts. g. 2S5 bales, against lb,olo
bales week ago, and 2s.sib year 49,,
thus far this week. 79S1 bales, asaihs,
a. 2O3 bales for the same time last year.
To-day's features. The bear position
was bombarded by heavy bull artillery.
and the shots told IKE Isu-noI s snJi;
IIverpool was active and higher Nelii
BROTHERS estimated the crop al only 'VV'-
90 10 10000 bales: go.
Manchester was iirmer, tne spot i,ial
kets were more active at riS'ng price,,
the exports showed an lncrease' t ou
~ the weak long interest has lattery
been eliminated and the cotton seenled 10
he I'm stronger hands. Even very hesvy
realizing produced comparatively Httie
impression, and that only for the noneh''
Tho market showed elasticity ana uhGc-
niahia strength. and easily rose on brisk
huying for New York. Southern, ana Euc
ropean account. Liverpool bougnt %'o"
bales in the liquidation OF stradales;
The receipts at the ports were more
liberal but the Increase was believed 10
be due to the prevailing high prices ana
IN the fact that the hot weather or rate
has caused a premature opening Vi poiis.
There will be rush or cotton LOT
time, but the Duils SviNSi'' =.
is short beyond question. ana tnat sooner
or later this will be patent 20 the most
skeptical. Europe is beginning 10 give
more credence TO unfavorable crop az
vices. as the increased SPOT business IN
Liverpool goes to show. Inc specuia'ion
today was the heaviest OF any day Tor
some weeks. and the last prices were
about the best OF the session. q,
NEW ORLEANS. LA. SeptemlDSe,T e.
Cotton-Futtures strong SAFES ~. Nv paIes'
September. fs2s; october ssN; N ~ we 10,
s. 81: December. S.26: January, 80; rsn-
ruary. 1886; March. $40; April $50; May
$50; June, $3.50.
NAvALsToRE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. n. G., September "a
Rosin|Firm: strained. $ll2 l-2; good
rpentine-Machine. 26 lie; irregular,
26c.
Tar-Firm. at no.
crude Turpentine-Quiet; hard. N.lo;
soft. $50: virgin, N.S.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. September a.
Turpentine-Firm, at DC; receipts, ~
casks. n-ac
receipts. 293 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, September a.
Shirts OF Turpentine-Firm, at Is b-sc..
bid: sales. 1854 casks. at Is l-2c.; receipts
RosIn~Closed firm: sales. 3i3 barrels;
water-white, $3.50: window-glass, S60; y.
80 40: NJ. 81: X, Si.s5: !, N.5s; II. N1: q.
a 35sysl. +0 r, $132 IL: F, N.35: T., N.50;
d. SIS; c to A. $l55.