The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22


Cotton, quiet; nddllng, 1880. stock. 96.22S
bales; export Coastwise. ;35 bales
Total to-day AT NIL ports-Net receipts. SIS
bales: EXPORT 70 the Continent $50 bales.
stock. l6i,272 bales.
Consolidated at all por,s-Net receipts.
iS'o bales. export to Grea; Britain 5.555
bales. 10 France Sc bales; to the Continent.
Total since September at all norts-Not
receipts Sos lt2 bales; export TO Great
britain 325S,si0 bales; TO France. a10ci7
bales; to the Continent 3.t2G 29i bales; to
Japan iis.eS6 bales; to Mexico 2.075 bales
New Orleans, La, July 2l-cotton futures
opened steady al decline OF 2G6 points In
spite OF very favorable cables Brokers held
large accumulation overnight OF selling
orders 10 ILL., and they more Than supplied
me demand on the first call. The close was
steady ; points down 10 points up. Spot
cotton dull. &c. lower: mddline. lie sales
on the spot IL bales Receipts Ss7 bales:
stock $3.50 bales, Closing bids: July, 1856:
August. 1877; September. 1919: October. 1905,
December l2ol; January 1905; March. la.li
New York. July 2l-Weekly Cotton Re-
view.-Cotton has been decidedly lower on
continued favorable crop accounts eNpecta-
tions OF very early movement OF new cot
ton TO market and persistent long nouida-
ton Of both new and old positions by bull
operators. The weekly government report
was Of n generally favorable character re-
porting rains quite general In the American
cotton producing region This, with the un-
usually careful! cultivation and immense
acreage indicates to many an eNcep,ionaly
large crop. II not record one. presupposing
ordinarily favorable crop conditions during
the balance OF the season y prominent
Texas operator. IL is said had sold during
the early part Of the week his entire hold
inEs o. the crop positions the amount in
some instances was much as 3O0. coo bales
Heavy liquidation OF long August contracts
| mas also been markedly depressing factor.
Llverpoo advices were that the short inter-
est in that market had been greatly dImin-
! lshed The crop and weather news has been
favorable in the main and significantly
enough the South has been a steady seller
% the forward deliveries
Cotton goods have continued ouiet Cur
taimeni at Fall River last week reached
10000 pieces ana the print sales Of some s.
V'' pieces We're in some cases made a CON
cess!on o. isc. Furthermore. 4 drastic Gu, OF
! '+c. per yard was made in fruit OF the loom
For The nrst time in practically two years
the spectacle has been witnessed OF new
crop months selling below i2c
The recent rains and more seasorable
temperatures, together with the drastic long
| liquidation in both tho Old and the new
crop options have given rise TO doubts on
| the part % many as to the feasibility as
Yet Of bring about II material and perna
nont rise m prices
SPOT houses, sPinners and exporters have
steao'iy ooueht tho new crop months Eng
HEh spinners. II Is said, control over 60 nor
cent % the Liverpool stock and it would
seem TO many that they would bc very ike
"Io"nH me l-c level when IL is remem-
here1 ihat only last August many ohijco.
Tons had TO he met on the basis Of nearly
Exporters arc diminishing the local cer,,a.
Gated stock and the stock OF American COT
ion In Liverpool has fallen off 3s 900 batse
aNriEs ;he week, Laterly there have been
severn! attempts on the part OF large inter
csts 70 rally prices but with little sucrcss
Ae resnt "' 'hc week has been a decline
/ OF "'P re- mostly on the near deliveries