The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-07

lower to points higher English adviccs
not being satisfactory and the renewed
hOstiities in the Philippines unset tins
vicWs here for "a timc) there was a shai
upward movement. which carried the
market TO level OF ~ 3 points above
the final figures OF Saturday Trading on
the advance was very active after "a large
German house had held the market doWh
for % while by offering large docks lIt.lt'
These were promptly absorbed anu 'NNts
thing else offered was taken up "l "
Vaucing prices order. came from ever
direction but chiefly from Wall sL.tDl
parties and others who had sold riL lasl
week. The liverpool contingent sou" "'
the start. but bought later. Snoil- " ere
considerably alarmed over Che TACT mat
the Liverpool market VS., according 10
private cables uulaForHbiy influenced nN
the recent break iu the Philippine. "
was also thought nY some OF me lpttl
traders that This feature would directly
aitect the market mere plt nedtit ..L
other news was bulllsh. Including fuTinrf
accounts of firm spot markets. win
weather in nearly all tho States forbid
ding field work of amy Kind. while Tore
casts poinc 10 snow and rain from
Texas tp the Atlantic coast. The local
longs claimed inat this would finish what
ever cotton remained unpickod boo the
fields Al the same time port receipts
We're light Encouraging adNires con-
tiuucd to arrive from Fan River and
cloth markets generally. There We're
reiterated preoI.lous Of small acreage
and statistics 10 show That planters were
far behind in taking fertilizers. Don the
afternoon the market eased or partially
under periods of dulncss but the close
was firm az ID net rise of t0 l3 points
COTTON - Futures opened steady.
March. GOj. April Go5. May. Go3. june
GO1, july Cos. August. 6lo. Sepiem Itr
I.HHHI. Na o.
Futures closed firm: February. GLIB.
March. 6.1J. April G15, May, bltt juno.
G16. July G1S. August. G2l. Septcmocr.
6O1: October 600, November, GOD, De-
ccmhcr G.13.
Spot cotton closed quiet at an advance
of Is. mddlug uplauds. q f-lbi do. sulf
1l-l6. sales, 500 bales.
COTTON Firm. middlns. 8 7-1G. net
receipts. $50 bales. gross. 1.t1d bales p
sales 500 bales. stock m45s bales OK
ports tO Great Britain. 20 bales. Co the
Continent lois bales
Total to-day-Net receipts. 2G91S bales,
exports to Great Britain. r. GG2 bales. To-
the Continent 1851 bales. stock. 9ii2'S
bales.
Consolidatcd-Nct receipts. 4e27S bales.
exports t0 Great Britain. 3J.ltl bales, to
France T2lO bales; 90 the Continent 3D.
So bales.
Total since September 1st-Nct receipts.
GS}S.O3g bales. exports ~ Great Britain.
2173.3f2 bales. 90 France. Gn-.459 bales
60 the Continent, 2,O11,7gJ bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. e.-CoTToN-
Futures steady. February. 5.ll bid,
March. 5.74qJ75. April. 5.ISH5.19. May
5S1n5.S2: juno. 5S3I5.si: July 5.Slli5 ei.
August. 5S3nJ.Sl. September. |.4in'. %.
october. J7la5.75. November 5.lfH'.is,
December, J.1SuJNG.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 6-CoTTON-Spot
I'm fair demand. prices barely supported
American middlng. g 9-.2d. The sales
of the DAY We're lneo bales OF Whlcl
1000 were for speculation and export and
Included @ 700 American. Re .eipis 1000
bales. including 1900 American
Futures opened steady. with Cd poor of-
mand. and closed quiet but steady at the
advance. American middNus. D. n. D.
February. o 13-Gf43 1864 buyers. ffurl-
arv and March 5000 1866. buyer
March and April. @ 1f-6l(l3 l5-t4 se'ifi
April and May o 1864. buyers. May nd
June 1G-GA sellers. june and July,
g lG-G403 1866 buyers. July and August
g 17-Gl03 1851. value. August ana 0tp-
tembor. 1868 1851 buyers Sepieinoer
and October. 3 11Oi03 1s-6i BUYERS, Oc-
t0ber and November. g lf-6i43 le-n4. olt-
crs. November and December lN-ni'
sellers. December and January, " Io-Dt'
sellers.