The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02

ccmber, sspk; January, $50; February
S.@. March. g.ol; April, 9.VO' May VI;
Total to-day-Net receipts. 1850 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain. e'e,s bales,
france. 3Gi bales. Continent v'"'' Daie3'
stock. iJj. 10, bales.
Total 40 lar This ygcek-Nct receipts
1.3O1 bales; exports 10 Great bfitsln
l83S5 bales France, 1'il1 bales' 'ohu-
nont - ,S56 bales
ALMA bales: exports 10 Great Britain,
"A. bGi bales. France, f.lei p"ies' 'onu-
nert 1O1j~ bales
CORE. stoa1v. sales i5s 30 bales: Oc-
foher SIS. November. Sri December
III, January 10. February. SNl. March
ysg. April. sol; May, 500; June, 300;
New orleans Cotton Exchange State
rneuf-Cr0p movement for the month OF
~er-nmher. Pot receipts, oN2,GJS bales,
AGAINST 5lT2n bales last year, JG.$5j
bales year before last, ana t1-'',t palt5
for me same time IN le,E' overland 10
mills aXis bales. against 3.-9i bales last
vogr f5Uls bales year before last ana
ST. ,,-s balcs for the same period IN ioH-,
Interior stocks In excess on SeplchnntI
1ef 81 1853 bales against 'l ~ balcs ldHt
,,,.3r 10 pfn bales year before last, ana
Ss.,t, baies for the same period In 1872;
southern min takings exclusive OF con-
e,,r,rtion al southern Outports, is,l-v
tef@s against Iu.f3J bales last year, 81 90
bales wear before last, and ol,Vt' bales
for the same period ~ l>'-' crop III s'sn'
- Inc close OF september. abf,64' bales,
eoafnsf GleS37 bales last year, 90 ~
tetcs voar before last, and o5s,u-- bales
Tor the same period Ia ls'- c
LIVERPOOL. oct l-."v J. VI. 10Y
con demand fair and prices firm; Ameri-
W., ,oi1dlinr 13-32. sales, lo.Vp bales,
American. $3.50 bales. Futures opener
eteadv and demand fair; American MID
ding low middling clause, Octon,I anu
Noyemhcr. : 4f-tlol 4s-uf' NoE'hnnei
and Tnccmbcr. 41-Gl1b 4o-bi Dectm-
o. . ga January. 4 1904 jp-6l, Janu-
~ and February, I i1-GiN1 ol-tfi FeD-
,,,sr,, and March 4 ll-GiNl l2-bfi Malcn
and April. { $3.50. April ana May , "'-pt
as 5f-Gi. May and June. 2t-uf' ~ II utuI'
Grm nj the advance. Tenders l,"V bales
- M'-American. fair, > 1892; good
niddling . 31-Gf. low mildllhs' ii-l''
GOOD ordinary. ; 9-G+; ordinary 9'H, &c
- 4 4G-Gf0f 47-Gf. buyers, october
vi ,-o,.or,har 4 45-GlQf 1G-6f buyers,
Novemb.r and December 41-6Ml 1861
N,r,enober and December 4 4f-Gi value
January and February as-Di' selleIs,
February and March, = f-'l. buyers
Arm and May. 52-Gi sellers May ana
itac 4 -a-Gf. BUYERS. june and july.
a 5f-Giq4 55-Gi: July and August o'-H
"a 5,-Gi buyers. Futures barely sleaus'
CHICAGO.
curCAGO. ILL. oct The situation
81, est.af was reversed to-day, the bears
emerging from The contest WIN hllNe
coi0fe prices showing "a utrliiic oA ~
from Yesterday at the close liopaDls
the principal agent lh causlns ~ ,.',,',5i
an siuumeut Was the failure OF LNvlpool
~ accord rec0euition TO ihe tloslie
strength in this market BIadstieel
report OF an increase IN tne Woiiu
available supply of 2.eilv" busHtis' az
,tnnob fuuv expected, was likewise the
,.,o,1e Of DIMINISHING the weakness.
mo final thirty minutes OF the session
,,.rra lv AN ODDS tine period OF me great
cet deure4siDn. 10 was during thal uht
mat Inc lowest figures were i'"Ol'u'
place Longs Who held wheat Over i"S.
NIGHT and the sellers Of puts VINO dld not
relish carrying tine wheat th"l "a9 '"l
10 come on their hands, al iue Ci"S'
the heaviest sellers OF "le"1 10y
NOR sales being mainly responsible lot
fr. heayy decline ODD values. beccmutI
wheat opcned from 81 a.. TO u-'-c.' ue-
clinod 10 QUO. closing at Gle, &c. uhutI
Yesterday. Cash wheat was &c per
bushcl lower. 49, ,..,.,
amy new or essential change or the con-
difiou of the corn position. mere was
therefore, no incentive to aCtiot., CO..
after declining little through Itsp,lt
10 the direction of wheat lhe ma ne,
became slow, with comparatively StV".s
tone May corn opened from -'ND, Z"
.nic declined 90 and closed al -'Nc''
Uc under Yesterday. Cash corn SOFA at
"a decline of igc. from yesterday
Date-Tho business iu oats was eNClu-
.f,.olv local and not much OF that. me
natural inclination of prices was because
of the weakness of wheat May oalS
closed g-Niac lower than yesieId"s' ''9"
oats were zoe. per Dushtl lower.
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