The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30

>.r,y ynRK July 30 Cotton quiet:
...,raltro .,if r. il-1g. middline. ZIG.
s,is. ~. bales: spinncrs. 50 bales; Stock
,rofsi no. dav-Nct receipts. oS} bales.
e,norts 90 Great Britain. lo62 bales'
stock. 1920 hsdcs.
Total 500 TAR This wock-Net receipts
I assoc bales. exports 90 Great Britain
INu bales. France. - bales; continent
/ 10 $50 bales.
Total since September ist-Nct receipts.
p f5qal7 balcs exports 20 Great Britain.
22. iis bales. France io2wl bales con-
rncnt 1872 l7o bales
Futures closed barely steady July
1iI August 7fG. September G6l. ocio-
Der. 6as, November ESQ. December 60,
january. ego. February GOl. March,
GO. April. GA sales. 81 coo bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La. July 29-Cot-
ton futures steady. sales. 1900 halcsi
August G49. September, CSC october
Ca2. November Gai. December GO;
january. Gal; February, Gao. March
$50.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. July 29-Thc
Hr.f two bales of the South Carolina
cotton crop werc received to-day. one
was consigned 10 r. ". Wagner & Co.
10 Was claesed as good middnng. weighed
47G pounds. and was sold TO Hamilton a
co. at sue. per pound This cotton Was
raised 500 Hamburg 5 G.
NEW YORK. July 20.-Ihc suns cot
ton review says.
Cotton advanced n 90 23 points. but lost
part of the Improvement closing barely
steady at "a met advance OF III 10 y points,
with sales OF POI GOO bales.
To-aays features. The general sentiment
to-day was decidedly bullish. and prices
advanced sharply. Complaints of she'd
ding. hut the continued hot ana dry
weather reports were srecciVcd from vail
ous sections. and shorts scrambled 70
cover There was rush 10 buy which
sent prices mp nearly "a i4c. Liverpool
was higher both for futures and spots.
and New orleans was active and advauc-
ing. while southern operators bought
heavily here. August. 10 les stated. is
held by one firm here. Comparatively
few notices were issued to-day. only
800 and these Were quickly stopped.
Realizing az the advance however. caused
q reaction before the close. and part Of
! che rise was lost but the last prices
showed "a. good advance for The day.
Shorts were the principal buyers to-day.
| The market had been heavily 0vers0ld.
ana when they attempted TO cover prices
shot upward.
LIVERPOOL. July 20.-l23o J.. M.-
! Cotton demand moderate and prices nln
American middlug @i4, sales. e.VvV nhIe9
American 100 bales. speculation anu
! oxrort. son bales. Futures opened st'A"s
au1 demand moderate; July and August
| 44-pQ3 48-G4 August and September
4O-ta43 a9-G4. September ana Octont, %
300. October and November . "2-of'
November and December % 3l-B be'en'-
her and january. 3i-64. January ana
February. % T-H. February ana MaIc.'
3 a2-G4 March and April. 34-6lH5 55-ol;
Anrl and May. . 4-G4. May ana y une'
p ae-c4 Futures .gT~t but steady. Ichd-
Dr4. 300 bales now dockets. $40
I2.45P. M.-Amcrican spot grhdes. l e.,
| hfrhcr. American midalng inir, 49, ,
GOOD middline. 3l-32 middling l'-lu'
| low middling. o 23-32. good oi 'lii"i -
| O. 1892. ordinary . 1884
=. M-July. 47-G4M3 iN-o4, buyers
rf,lv and August. 3 44-64n8 43-ui buyers
| An.-Ist and September 4l-ti, buyers ;
I s.ptemher and October. 3 37-d4Q3 SS-of'
sellers. October and November. "'-o'f
q 95-G4 value. November and December ,
@ X-G4a3 3i-4. sellers December anu
rauuar,. g 33-GIU3 34-04. sellers, January
and February. g 33-G4N3 34-64. sellers
February ana March. o 34-Gi0j 8'-vl
buyers. March and April 3 3"-u4' sellers
April and May o 31-Gi buyers. f"tui'S
closed barely steady at the advance