The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. Il-COTrON-pull:
Hiddnng gulL 81; middiins. :, gross re-
c.ipts' 10 bales; forwarded, ~ bales;
.. Total to-day ana so far this week
Net receipts. -, ~ bales, exports 20 Great
britain, -GOJs bales; continent, y, IA
bales; stock, 1.OiO,SsJ bales
uturSs closed steady; sales. l2i 100
bales, November, lOi, December, 7.G7;
January, f,fs. February, 49,, March.
~, April I9I; May, So, June, SO;
Total visible supply of cotton for the
world, 3,1lS,Osl bales. OF which 3.O3OSSf
bales are American, against zoos. ii4 bales
and 5.193.2i4 bales, respectively last
year. receipts Of cotton tins week at an
interior towns. lSl,JJJ bales. receipts from
the plantations, 2eb,i43 bales; crop N
sight. 3,iO,4Jl bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, Nov. H.-COT-
TON-FutuIes steady, sales, 46,Uuu bales :,
November, 100. december, ros, January,
49, teni u4ry, 800 AaLchi ,.Ot ApiAi'
1OS. May. 4N5, june, 90, July, Goi.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE suns cot
ton review says.
Spot cotton mere was unchanged. Liver
pool declined l-l6d. on the spot, with
sales of 1000 bales. Futures there de-
chncd 3 TO 4 points.
The Chronicle states that in the South
the temperature has been lower generally
the past week, and mat Killing trosis
have occurred in Texas. Alabama, and
Arkansas, that the rainfall has been
hight as a rule. and picking, II not al
ready completed, has progressed well.
There Vame into sight during the week
$1,000 bales. against 33l,4lO bales in the
same week last year, making the totnl
ln SIGHT 3T7O 4J1 bales, against 29JOOOO
ralcs his time last year. Northern spin
ncrs have taken thus far Ji3u-i bales,
aeanst j3s 900 bales IN the same uine
The total visible supply now IS 1888 0S7
bales against 3.JUs4li last year The
exports from the ports thus Tar ms sea
80
900 us bales iu the same time last sea-
s0u Future pficesshere to-day opened
= tO points higher, lost this and de-
Clucd 10 g points. but rallied and closed
steady at Il net advance Of l 10 points,
with sales of 12ilOD bales.
Tho trs ding to-day was quiet and fca-
turcless and the fluctuations in prices
We're confined within nn extremely mar
row range. The opening prices were
slightly higher Oh small local demand,
but the Improvement WAS quickly lost.
and q small decline followed in sym
uafhV with decline in Liverpool both
for futures and spots and selling by the
firod longs. Before the close prices
AGAIN advanced slightly on huWng 10y re-
sent sellers. Tho Chronicles Galveston
Rcmnancs Of crops VIII soon he picked.
Rain now will destroy uneathcrcd cotton.
IN has rainod three days Of ttc week,
tho precipitation reaching eighty-thicc
iiiVERpOOL. Nov. li-l2:3o y. M
COTTON-Markct quiet and prices l-lV
lower. American midcing, TO- sHles'
= 600 bales. American. 300 bales spccu-
lati0n and export. 500 bales; receipts
10000 bales. American. lO,iuu bales. y
limos oncred easy and demand mod
e.ato. November. I 26-GlNi 2j-Gl; Novcm-
hor ana December and peccmpcr ana
January. 4 2l-G4. January aud Fcniuaiy.
4 ISM February and March March ana
ApuL April and May and NAY ,,, ana ddG Iu,U n,
lI-oi: June and July, ana jug ana q"
o.ef 4 l~-Gf. Futures very N"ltI -
i25 p Msspot cotton 1a, Amelica"I ing li9
iD,, 'm.iIirc. 4 l-lG. good ordinary
4 5-fG. ordinary, 49, ,.,,,.,,,, ,--...,.
D. NJ American middlnG' To- 49,,
Na,.1nbef. ! 2-Of, sellers. NoNemnci ana
Noo'emib,cr. 1 2l-Ci. December ana i'm T.,,
any, i-el buyers; III Janoa eSrS ana r and
i.ts, ,t March and April. = lG-btn
Hi ii,ti sellers; Alril ana May. l1 ,7,i
4 i3-Gi buyers Nay iy,,S ana g islSi sencT9;;
PulSse,iss,,. - ESteust. 4 ls-O4a4 1864 seheis.
Tufuros closed quiet.