The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-06
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW Ynnk. Nov 5.-COTTON-Io-
DAY cotton market was d silitiii oiio'
the net rcsul,S SHOWING no sptclal ei5t1'ii.
canoe. AS the greater poftion ol ,iie - saoo
hau 1nstue It's pge-elecL-on EMBELLISHMENTS
BEFORE saturdays CLOSING, anu do INC
Specu,;DliNe pupnc IN 5sii.i"1 mdS G ~ =
10 assuming new COiumlt fnehIS ioi IL
present Iuere WIS nULliinS III llie WY
Oh ACTIVITY. -on The ilts. can prices ehSeu
OF = TO !, poiliIS IN sympathy WAln IdtHei
Dearisn cUnulL.ons IN it4sel pooi. Inc ~
regularity was OF SHORT duration, now
ever as later auVIces indicated d de.iuSu
mn,oV, u.n1 abroad in sentiment, the
course OF prices anu the Soiulue o. liad-
ing. Our market improved apace anu us
pIt1yed llnderIyInS nrmnesS upto the iiooii
IUur. Light coset4nS ana some 10 =
Duying were prompted Dy reports. tiia1
farmers We're refusing TO sell cotton, even
at h CHER prices, Whine estimates LOT the
week S forward movement Indicated Qe-
cideu tapering OH from now on. EApoiI I
ers were biudlng in competition Win
American spinners for aduit.onai supplies,
but ACCORDING to general accounts, Wei
not securing the COTTON as lesuiS '-s
hoped nor. January worked up 10 S.io De.
iore the noon hour; theh Il letc ,I',. ". "
several points occurred under estimates
Tor large receipts tomorrow. Later luc-
tuations were limited to bare point OF
so with trading practically at a stand
srill Z he marke closed barely STEADY, net
l point higher To points lower
COTTON-Fu1ures opened steady at the
decline; November, SOS; December, DO; ;
January, 9.01: February, 0.u2; March, !&3;
April, 902; May, 9.o3; June, 3O2; July,
$50; August, S96; September. $50:
Future, c.osed barely STEADY; NoVem
Der, 9.01; December, BOB; January, HO1;
February, 9.0G; March. 9.01; April, BOZ;
May, 9.07; June, 9O7; July, go; August,
SCI.
Spot cotton closed quiet; middling up
lands, GIG; niddlins gulf, 8 1916; sales.
1.4l0 bales.
CoTToN-Quet; lniddling, GIG; net
receipts. 100 bales; gross $3.50 bales;
sales. i 40 bales: stock 1886 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 1880 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 1895 bales; to
France, $3.50; to the Continent -",eo-
bales; stock, 613,277 bales.
Cons olidated--Net receipts, 934o! bales;
exports to Great Britain, .'2,o24 bales; 10
France, 800 bales; to the Continent, 10
Su2 bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
2,3O947O bales; exports 70 Great Britain,
S13322S bales: 70 France, 15l,3S2 bales; 10
the Continent. 591, 44O bales
NEW ORLEANS. Nov 5-COTToN-
Futures: November, S.S21SS4; December,
S.S2MS. 50; January. S.Si4SS2; February.
s SOS. 81: March. S.So@s.oS; April! SooGg
SIS; May, S.ST@S.S9; June, S.SS4S.90.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. % p. Moot
TON-Spot, moderate business prices
higher; American mddling. fair. oIsd-;
good niddling, o-S2d.; middllng. 3-l6d-,
low mlddlng, I'D; good orGinat?, 144u.,
orGinary nd The Sales of the day were
1910 ls,t,I Bales, Of which 500 were for specu-
lation and export and included 300 baies
American. Receipts, 1000 bales, lnciud-
ing $3.50 American.
Futures opened quiet and closed SteadY'
American middling l. ~. c., November,
) G-64d. buyers; November and December
565 Ltd, buyers December and Janu-
airy, $40 Ltd. sellers; January ana Feo-
ruary, Gl-64@4 62-G4d:. BUYERS fepruarH
and March. / 61-6464 62-6Id.,- buyers;
March and April. 4 CO-6ld., BUYERS; April
and May, 59-64d., buyers; May and
June. 4 5S-64d., buyers; June and July,
57-G4d.. buyers; July and August
5G-G4d., sellers; August and September,
1 5l-6id., sellers.