The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-28

$4,000 bales: exports 10 Great Britain.
52i3s bales. France. 22.is9 bales; Cont
n,nt, AZ bales.
Total since September lSt--Net receipts.
23sn.343 bales; exports 20 Great Britain,
g3l.s2l bales: france. 1869 bales, Con-
tinent a3s.V11 bales
Tomorrow being a legal holiday. there
viii be no cotton report sent out.
NEW YORK, NOV N.-Sun's Cotton
letter. si"'f.
Cotton rose 3 points, lost this, and de-
cined g 10 points. regained this, and
advanced g TO points. closing steady,
with safes OF 2>".J0o bales. Liverpool
ssenned ~ to poph, a,e. ciq ,haTs 2Be ege
a good demand at full rates. In Man
chester yarns were quiet ana STEADY,
cloths quiet. Spot cotton mere was quiet
and unchanged. Port receipts to-day.
81 $50 ball agein.t 3G,322 bales last
week.
To-day's Features: The advance at fhe
start to-day was due 10 the TACT that
Liverpool advices we're nls6n NOR aarol
Iivcrpool took the New York estimate
OF i.22O. 600 bales with philosophical seFeIl-
ify and New York accordingly advanced,
as Liverpool was not only nfin on ths
spot but active. while futures showed
little or no change. But later on, when
Liverpool gaze way. prices mere de-
clned. But the complexion OF the MAJ
ket again changed IN the supsequSu' uuni-
weekly estimate for the interior towns
was light and that the arrivals To-Day
~ the ports and interior towns WIRE
light New orleans bought mere ana
some Of the German houses wno so'e ~
the morning bought this evening, ana
prices quickly took an upward course
ana closed STEADY at about Tue Dgss
figures Of the day. II was not only me
ilrnt crop lnovernent that cheered the
bulls. il Mas the gAerai situation, view
ed almost from every standpoint spot
prices were rising at the South ana New
England mills showed more o1sposihoh
the Statistical situation Is That the re-
ceipfs not only at the ports, out A.
the interior towns are puch smaller
than at this time in 1893. Another very
encouraging factor Is the coh'ihueo a.
tivitv I'm Liverpool. the sale there De-
ing 1900 bales a day. ana the near IL
lures showing much greater suehSln
than the distant months.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, Nov. Z''-COttoi
futures quiet ana STEADY sales, go ~,
January $50 February, S.15, Mafcn,
S37: April. $40. May. SAB: june e'a''
'J I'iy,vFsR2PooL. Nov. 2T.-12:3o p. NJ
cotton: Demand fair and prices I'M
changed: American midcing, Zl-"z,
sales. II, 600 bales. American, iVvoO bdits'
speculation and export, l.VUO Dales u
tiires opened easy and demand moderate;
American middling. low middling clause.
cember. 4 35-G4. December and January,
November. 4 3J-6i November and Dc
4 34-Gf sellers. January ana feDruaTy'
4 a3-64G4 34-G4. February ana March,
4 34-64a4 35-64. sellers; March and Aprii,
4 34-6lQ4 1864. May and June, 3i-o.
Futures steady at the decline TENDERS
800 bales new dockets.
= M-American middling. low mid
ding clause, November. 35-64, value;
November and December. 8s-vi' sellers;
December and January, 800, buyers,
January and February, 33-o4, seiieie,
March and April. 4 83-64Q4 34-G4. sell
ers: April and May, 1 34-64a4 1854, sell
ers. Nav and June 4 3j-G4 sellers. June
and July. 3G-64 sellers July ana Au-
gust, 3T-G4. sellers August ana Septeih-
Der. 4 1864 sellers. october ana NoNem-
Der 4 25-68a4 1864, values. Futures
closed quiet.