The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12
.u,,r cnrrnN MARKETs.

,-rvv work.. June 11.-cotton qui CO,
81" o,,lf 7 1i-16: middling' 10
80 rcceipts. 271 bales. exports 10 W
ce..,,ont 695 bales; forwarded a 1e' coo
60 o23 bales, all spinners' s'o0N'
bales. ,... I sOI bales;
Total to-day-Net receipts l,'"i s D1
axnorts TO Continent. 3l,lel pa'o9'
PSI. 40 bales. n-ot recelpts
:, 20. o" ,aies exports TO Great Britain
,a Us ,sies France, 15S bales; Cohti-
Total since September lst--Net reo''''''
Futures closed steady; june -, "@ ns
? o.. August 726; September, t.oa' Oc
49, ga. November, GEL; Decenpst'
"a. January, 6.67: February o'-'
March GIT: sales. 222.9oO bales
NEW ORLEANS. LA. June IL y o.
ton futures quiet and steady SAFES ''c'r W.
bales; June. 60; July. GIL; August 80
September, 63l; October, 6'E'' None'' rs",'
q o.. December. G31: January, o"fi Feo-
ruary. 6.37. c. not
ton review says: 40.
cotton advanced 10 Q points on th's
o,op. lost this, and then rsllied' CLOSING
II 10 IL pionts higher. INC neNt 'r's
advanced 3 to points lost tnis, a"s
declined 3 to ) points. recovered u'is' anu
advanced 10 points ciosihs 7'1a'S'
with sales of 222oOO bales.
To-day's features: Bulls pluoKeu w
courage and bears deemed II piupene 10
cover. This crop month received assressies
snpy,ort from prominent interests az"
trey were especially firm L'No' p '',
wss easier. but at the same uiue l'S ~
/, sinoss was larger. Manchester was
stronger The stock market was higher,
nracticanv no rain fell In Texas an"
the acreage. according 10 the noN Ne, ~
ucnt is %. 46l 900 acres, against -opo''nyo ,
acres In 1894. when the crop was ",'vo'V'v
bslee AT ono time prices reacted an
alcnu the line owing 10 genera nI''""
TO-, aud short sales for local and Chicago
s.count hut the tone this AFTERNOON
was stronger. especially on TINS 0i"l'
which is sustained partly by an au
mittedly stronger statsilcai posiuo" az
Dartlv by the aggressive buying OF it""-
a., f,,,nds of cotton. Besides, as already
,ntimated the financial situation was less
gloomy and there Is a growing nope
mar after all the st. Louis PLATFORM WIZ
not be Objectionable 10 the advocates OIL
sound money German houses pousn''
ana en- aid Europe. The NEXT crop montns
Jagged behind this crop, but the "ho'v
list for tho time being at least was
stronger .,,o n n
LIVERPOOL. June 1.-l2'3o T. NJ
Cotton in good demand and prices easier
American middling, 27-32; sales li'No
bales. American. u 500 bales; speculation
and export. / 600 bales. receipts 200 nales.
all American. Futures opened easy ana
demand moderate June, 3 4I-64a3 1850;
June and July. 47-64aS 1861; July
and August. 3 47-6lG3 1864. August and
september. 3 45-64Q3 46-6l. september
and October 3 40-G3Q3 41-64. october ana
November. 3 3s-G403 1864, Novembef
and December 3 37-64d3 1864; December
and January. 3 37-6i@5 3s-6i: January
ana February. 3 S7-64Q3 3s-Gi; Febru-
ary and March 3s-G4N3 &l-64; March
and April, 4O-6i.
Spot grades unchanged; American mid
ding. fair. 5-;i2, good middlng, ! 1915.
middling, 27-32: low middlng, 80; good
ordinary. 35s. ordinary. 1-l6
4P. " June AGA. buyers; June and
July. July and August. 3 46-6iQ3 47-64,
buyers. August and September 45-d4,
value: September and October, 4O-Oi,
buyers: October and November 3 3s-bi,
sellers: November and December, Decem-
her and January, and January and Feb
ruary. 3 30-Gi03 37-64. buyers February
and March. 37-G4d3 1851, buyers
March and April 3 39-G4. sellers.