The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Richmond, Va.
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS.
We wish to buy City Q, Richmond
Rich mond. Va
cotton market opened steady. with pics pics
1 to 4 points lower. the decline psia as,
sympathetic, Liverpool having mace az
Unsatisfactory response to our rise Of
Yesterday. Foreign selling he'pe'uI ~
check anything in the way OF a raleS a. a.
the opening: but before the eloss o. s, M
planted by slight rise lnvSsttnen. ous ~
ing caused the change in the couise "a
the market, and eventually 1ntiui!u 49, -.
European sellers. Aside from the Liver
pool market news oil information at nan
was of a bullish character. The weather
conditions South were unfavoraole. 10"
temperature, being reported with Iurtnsr
frost over large areas. Receipts at the
ports fell considerably short or eAl,scta-
ton. and gave rise to prediction Tor q
further reduction In the movement. as ga :.
scribed as hrmer and advancing on
urgent denand from spinners ano eH
porters The market closed paIeiy
-teady. with prices net TO . points
lower
coTToN-Futnres opened. steadv: De
cember a21 January .;; go 3 90 l Fsprua So
June. 9.22; July. 90
Futures closed barely STEADY; N NoT 3 N
February. 9.21; March. o.23; April. 9os;
Nav 9o4: June. 923; July, 9.22; August
910: September, $50.
Spot COTTON closed quiet: midd?'ng up
lands. Q 9-l6; middling gulf, 1916; sales,
$50 bales.
coTToN.ouiet: midd'ng. 9 7:,l g g5 ;,s
Total to-day and consolidated-Net re-
certE. 1881 bales: exports TO Great
Britain. 1893 bales; to France. 1000
bales: to the Continent, 4,629 bales; stock.
Tnta, since senter7t.er 1st-Ne1 rncefnts.
2 .4o5 fales: exnorts to Great Britain,
967.639 bales: to France. 1ei,lo2 nales' 10
the Continent, G!00SS bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1o-CoTToN--
Futures closed steady; Noyemner: "" os.
a.Oi: December. an2a9..: ,anua ~ 20 . t t,c
Anril. a.05@9o7; May. e.o6@ao5; June
9.07GI0.n1.
steady: ar-,o-'can n':6d'.rs. fair; sid
sGqa mi9 7d gEdd;i T1sd:; -d nidd raad
ordinary. 4 oa-asd.: ordinary. 4 21-acd.
Tho ea1os OF the dav were "Hi ba'es. OF
which 500 were for speculation AND eS-
mort ard included eco Amer can ti''-
~-:,>.e ." 900 bales. including t?,'tD bales
Ef-turcs onered nulet and steady; closed
barely steady: Arner'rnn rr'idr'nE. m
.. November. 5 l3-'4N'f' ltd. sellers;
November and December. Slid. ny
ore: December and January "-'|T0
: 7-e4a b,ve~s: J""nary 4n6 Fehr(larv
: 5-s4N;, e-c4i. sellers; February and
~-,l Anril 90 DIVERS: rr-'1 ard Mo-
3 Ltd. sellers: May and June, : 6S-f4
M5d.. buyers: June and July, o--ofN
/ ;:,-fIi., sellers; July and AUGUST
4 CT -e4d., sellers; August and september
4 55-G4d.. buyers.
NEW yopH pHonr-~r rAnrIFr
NEW YORK. Nov. 1o.-FLOuR-ouiet
but oMluc- n.sner on the sttels'h III
wheat; winter petents, Soit4t. 4hlhhe-
sofa patents, Si4t.5o.
l,An. r.nOUr>--s4ulet; fair to good'
So45.o. ,
..iE-Dull: No. western, 55c.
HAhLEY-Duli.
BAhLl1I MALT-Quiet at a2G62c.
Options firm and higher to-day on
strength abroad. local covering. pros
pecIs of leIsenlng receipts and a sharp
use in corn. t4oaed 1llm at HsSG12c- net
Iof.N.spot strong; No, ., 4Gs:c. OPP
tons fairly active and strong. iniiuenced
~ light country acceptances, tirmness In
l.nglIsh markets ana short scare at
chicago Closed firm at ;Aa1ll2c. net
nigher. May c.osed at d2asc.; december,
43lsc.
>.ATS-Spot steady; No. .. 25l2c- OPP
tons inactive but steady.
kEEF'-steady: 1amliy, s1o5oa1l.2o;
mess, S4utj.,U; beef hams, S2V42l-
& N lot rir
nj: do. shoulders. ST; p.ckled hams, So4
$50.
.44ARD-Firrn; western steamed, $3.50
..erlned firm; Continent, $3.50; compound,
.o1ol.lh; South America. $50.
tORk-Steady.
BuIIER-Stl ong: creamery. 1GI24!!22c.;
state dairy, 1oQ22c.
.-IELeE-Dun; large and small white,
E.s1s1strpng; State and Pennsylvania,
.-tt-oc.; wes.ern. regular packing. al
.4LLoM-f,lrm: city. 4sc,; country.
i.1,l,oLEUNt-Easy Refined, New
York, S7.ia5; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
$50; 90. in bulk, sl.!1.
TGJEFrENIlNE-Firm at 449445sc.
coFFEt.m.,po, Rio quiet: No. IN
voice, S;sc. bid; mild quiet: Cordova. 912@
.o.4c. Futures opened steady, with
prices unchanged to points lower, and
iISp.aEe1 weakness most OF the session
under active genera! selling, prompted
oy unfavorable foreign news. bearish sta
.iStics ana selling pressure from abroad.
Closed steady, with prices . points net
lower. Total sales. 800 bags. incluo-
ne December, 81: January, sos: March.
S7.la
oUGAR-Raw quiet: fair refining. S7sc;
centrifugal. aV degrees test, :fkc.; mo-
\, $50; mould \, $3.50; confectionery a.
$40: cut loaf. SIS; powdered, 500; gran
IlaIed $l.CO; cubes, 1915.
POTATOES-Qnet: Jerseys. S1G1.3711k:
New York. S1.2o91 -s22l1; Long Island.
,l:NI1. 10; Jersey sweets. S1.;0N2.
PEANUTS-Qulet: fancy hand-piclSed.
t3iir..,c.; other domestic, 40
CABEAG ES-steauy:: Long Island. per
FREIGHTs TO INTERCOLLEGIATE:
cotton by steam. 25c.: grain by steam,
SGD.
COTTON-sGEn OFT ,->rNGr
NEW. YORK, Nov. 10.-COTTON-SEE
OlL-Firn OH the strength of tallow and
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