The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-04
COTTON MARKETS.

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q Ico.ncu uut t4..At pioAI.!leht AoAoiSiA
snorts We're appiolieIsive o. {. sqt.re~e
spot lnaIhcta South ana OIL co4u
wea,IiSr Tic Deit over SUNDAY
FOLLOWING me call the Sole feature OIL
trauins VAS tne uuSlnS Oh 4>Utenlnef ana
j January by u, ieaulhS Gnsiisn ilouae. IiIe
room traue Was l;tlI4y we'll eNeheu up
ana wIre houses hdO quite SeneraiIy an
tIcipaIed b marrow, unsatisfactory mar
het. Inc Government chart iepofteu
frost in The northwestern belt, but showed
reasonably high temperatures elsewhere.
southern maihetS were reported STEADY
10 trIn and unchanged.
COTTON-Futures opened firm; Novem-
Der, $50; DecemDer, oJo; January, 9oZ;
February, sos; March, sos; April, 3.pJ;
May, 9.U3; June, J.u3; July, 9.o2; August,
sos
spot cotton closed quiet; mddling up
lands 8 GIG; middling' gull. 8 1916; sales
none.
r.utures closed steady; November, Dol;
December, y.U3; January, 9.0o; February.
500; March, 9.U7: April, 9O7: May, 9.0I;
TENDER, $50.
coTToN-Quiet; middling, 9o-16; act
receipts, 12J bales; gross, 1,415 bales;
1853 bales.
Total today and consolida ted-Net re-
ceipts a. ,tl bales; exports to Great y BE III,
bales; stock, 621 40 bales.
Total SINCE September lSt-Net receipts,
2,263,1S0 bales; exports to Great Britain,
sjs,29s bales; to France. .14l,s'2 bales to
the Continent. o6S.36O bales
NEW ORLEANS. Nov 3.-COTTON-
Futures steady November, S.S1GlSS3; De-
cenber, s.s1aS.S2; January, S.S1@S. s.;
February. SS3Go.Si: March. S.S50S-S6;
April. S.S6MS.SS; May, Ss6@8.SI; June,
S.S7GlS.SS.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 81 P. Moot
easy; American middling, > sgd. good
middling, 5Ad.: middling, 5-@2d:; low
m id Sl-$2d, go GOD ,1 qrdinar 1s.
were for specula ton and export and in
Guided 5000 bales American. Receipts,
10000 bales. including $500 American.
Futures quiet and closed quiet but
ven1her. ) Slid, sellers: November and
December. 4 62-G404 G3-64d.. sellers: de-
cen1ber and January. 4 bA-eAai G1-Gad,
sellers: February ard Narch. t 57-raTN
5e-e4d.. sellers: March and Anril,
4 zH-e4d.. sellers: Anril and Nav 55-fAd..
-ellers: Nav and Irrre. - "t>@t $500.
hl,vers: June and july 4 53-6td.. sellers:
July and August 4 81 -e4d. sellers: Au-
gust and September, 4 46-64d., buyers.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK, NOV. 5.-FLOUk-Aar-
act uuii anu nominal absence or
.4aue.ls, w1al.er pa,en.s, So..V41; A1!nne-
.,O.t. Patent, 9141--.
ELOUI--.luiet.
COnNAiEAL--ltu4t
Ky E-DuIi.
EI-Cuiet.
BAt.LtII MALT-Dull.
WnEAI-opoL urn; NO. red, I9Ac.
options opeueu steauy on expectations OF
puiI.sh staJISllcS MONDAY ana amer a
s4snI Sttu.lcl un0er reaIIZing recovered
On cemanu INSPIRED by 1eaIs mat -ArSen-
.Ine news might become unIaVorable by
the opening OIL the new week. Closed firm
!ac. net ADVANCE. NIarch clu,eG at
o-l2c- May, S-1sc.; November 1i%.c.; De-
cember, iS1sc.
COhN-opot firm; No. ., 45hc. Option
market was STEADY all the morning on
light offerings, a well-sustalned cash posi-
t.on ana Small receipts vest; closed nrIn
ana 7sc. net higher: May closed at 4Z1sc.;
december, 4.tac.
-OA1S-SpOL steady: NO. =, 2ulec. OPP
tons dull and unchanged.
BEEt-DulI; 1anlIly, sIU.5QG1l.15; mess,
Sjusj.oU; beet hams, S2Uu21.
CUT MEAJS-Steauy; picked bellies,
$9.25U11: picked shoulders SS.23ISaU.
LAfD-Gulet; western steamed, Si.45;
October closed at SI.iJ nominal. Refined
quiet; Comment, S7.o5: South America
$50; compound, S6.l2120G.25.
fURh-Duu: family, sloul6.5O; short
clear 81, 2o@l7; mess, S12.2o91s.oo.
BUTTEk-Flrm; creamery, lUI221hc
State dairy, 1oQ21c.
CHEESri-Irresular; large white, 1Oa;c;
small white, 1114c.
EGGS-Steady; State and Pennsylvania,
20@23c.; western, regular packing, at
market 1792Oc.
POTATObS-Quiet; Jerseys, S13715;
New York, $1.25n1.621a Long Island, $l.5O
Clio: Jersey sweets, Sl.5002.
TALLOW-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Dull. Refined. New
York, $7.45: Philadelphia and Baltimore.
$40 do. in bulk. S4.su
ROSIN-Quiet; strained, common to
good, S1.271H.
TURPENTINE-Dul at 4s1za44c.
RICE-Steady domestic, fair to extra,
4%@61ac.
COFFEE-Spot Rio quiet; No. Z in
voice, Sasc.;. mild quiet: Cordova, 91aGD
13Ac. The 1naret for coffee futures open
ed quiet at unchanged prices to ) points
decline, and ruled dull and heavy in alb
sence of Brazilian cables and unsatisfac-
trading without further change in prices,
closing inactive at net unchanged prices
to points decline. Total sales We're $3.50
bags, including December, $40; January,
SI3o; April, $40: May, $40, and July,
$7.55.
SUGAR-Steady; fair refining. 37sc:
centrifugal, 96 degrees test. 4asc; mo-
lasses sugar, 3asc. Refined quiet; stand
ard "A, $500; confectioners a, $3.50;
mould A. &C.; cut loaf S6l5: crushed.
cubes. $500.
PEANUTS-Firm; fancy hand-picked.