The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April lO.-Cotton dull'
middling gulf 81; middling' u.s. net re-
ccpts, LOO bales; gross receipts, -.~io
bales. forwarded. 30 bales; sales. 3O4
bales. an spinnors stock. lfsOJ2.
Weckly-Not receipts .9Oj bales: gross
receipts li.0li bales; exports 10 Great
Britain. II .O3O bales. France 500 bales,
Continent. 1901 bales; forwarded, $3.50
bales: sales, > 4G3 bales spinnors. 1876
bales
Total to-day-Nct receipts, 10,172 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain. 1880 bales,
France. 271J bales Continent. ~. 537
bales; stock, 800. 292 bales
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
$3.50 bales. exports 10 Great Britain.
29.1Si bales; France. 3.G0J bales; Cont
ncnt. 35.CGj bales
Total since September 1st-Nct receipts
ASH 49, bales exports TO Great Britain.
L9l394j bales: France 43S 500 bales; Con
tincnt. 1J0S.GOO bales
Futures closed quiet. sales. 73. 200 bales.
April, 76l; May. 1853; June. 762: July.
co. August. IG4: October 10. Novem-
Der. ia; December III. January. 722.
Weekly Cotton Statistics-Total sales
OF the week. 10000 bales: American. p. 900
bales: trade takings including forwarded
from ships side, $4,000 bales. actual ex-
ports 1000 bales. total import rs 900
bales; American. 81 900 bales: total stock.
1146.O0p bales. American. $4,000 bales;
total ahoat. 10000 bales American,
10000 bales: exporters took 800 bales
NEW ORLEANS. LA. April l0-Cot-
ton futures quiet, sales. 800 bales:
April, 80, May. 7.J2: June. 80: July.
40; August. 737; September. 7O1, &c
tober. G93; November. $50: December,
COZ January. 607.
NEW YORK. April l0.-The Suns cot
ton review sNys:
Cotton declined 10 points recovered
part of the loss. but later declined, and
closed . TO points lower for the day
with the tone quiet. and sales of %. 700
bales
To-day's features: With the Liverpool
news against il. the market weakened
and declined Then. too. operators here
who have been supporting the market
for some time past Withdrew their sup
port to-day. The dry goods trade ln
this country was as dull as ever and the
jObbing trade was less active, after show
ing slight Improvement during the
past days The Liverpool sales were
small and futures there We're weaker.
AT one time there was a rally. due 10
rumored sales of 10000 bales for. export.
The exports from the ports Of late have
been liberal, and to-day were rather
large. while the receipts We're only mod
crate. and that interior points for the
week were not SO large as had been ex-
pectcd early i'm the week. The southern
spot markets were more active and un-
favorable crop reports were received from
Arkansas But the bearish news domi-
mated the market today. The specula-
tion continued very small
LIVERPOOL April 10-i2@0 =. Nj
Cotton demand moderate and prices
easier: American middlinp. 1892 sales,
s 900 bales: American. 100 bales; specu-
latiou and export. 800 bales. receipts.
1000 bales; American. 300. bales. Flu
lures opened quiet aud demand moderate;
April 1861, April and May 4 1861.
May and june. 4 iC-64. July and August,
4 13-G414 1864; August and September.
4 1864; October and November, Gl-64Q
Q GO-G4. November and December js-6i.
December and January. 3 - 90. Futures
quiet but steady. Tenders. POO bales new
dOckets
4 u. M.-American middling. low mid
ding clause. April. 4 1864, sellers. April
and May. 4 1G-G4H4 17-64 buyers. May
and June, 4 1j-6404 1G-G4 sellers. June
and July. 11-A04 14-Gi, sellers July
and August. 4 12-Gi. sellers. August and
September. 4 9-Gi; September and Octo- |
Der, 1854. sellers October aud Noyem- |
Der. @ G0-Gi sellers; November and De |
rcubcr 3 lSG4. buyers; December and |
January. 3 5S-G4. sellers. Futures closed |
steady.