The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11

Cotton. quiet: fn!ddlins 1885; ne. receipts
- bales gross LIZ bales: sales. Sol bales:
bales
To,ai TO-DAY at all forts Net receipts,
$50, bales expor; 70 France. $3.50 bales
bales. stock. eco,g5t bales.
consolidated al al pcrts-Na, receipts,
lSl.iS5 bales eNnor, o Great Britain 1882
bales; 10 France, 1855 bales. to the CONT
nneni lQi,2ts bales; 10 Japan, s,c52 bales; to
MsNico so bales.
total since Sep,embsr a, all ports Net
receir,s. SO 1879 bales eNpor, 10 Great
britain, '.s7o.-67 bales; 10 France, 75io56
bales; TO the Continent, a.li5.o51 bales to
Japan. 1915 pa los; 10 Mckee, 1875 bales.
SaW ,,, orieaas La Fser'iary le-sro, gol-
1880. sales Oh The spo, 100 bales and $50 10
arrive. Futures opeued quiet and steady a
an advance al 2p5 points. cables were fay-
View Of tho fact that the American mar
kcts Will close tonight Until Tuesday morn
SIS points higher. Room traders
hesvy sellers around the middle Of the
morning and prices fell OF gradually until
tho lis; was Ell points under yesterdays
close. Toward noon prizes were practically
Al a level with yesterday'a close, but at noon
the list was inS points under Yesterdays
fnai quotations Oh renewed offerings from
sculpins shorts In the afternoon session the
market weakened under fresh reports Of
rain IN Texas. \; , O'Clock tho list zoe
II points under Yesterdays close. The mar
ks' closed steady q, ne, decline &. q e!lls
1875; MAY. li.2s; July, Has; Aueuet 1885,
October, 1906; December i2.sj
New York February io-weekiy Cotton
INSTRUMENTATION mas becn subject 10 pres
sare all the week not only from bad adj
Vices from l.ivarpool, telling OF poor trade
things manifest decline in Lancashire
trade. the plague and famine III Chicago
WHICH has called forth measures OF relief
from the American government, almost
uninterrupted decline in the price OF bar sill
yer, thus correspondinsly resirIctins the
buying power al the far East, and finally
from continued large receipts. the big avail
able supply in the world, of size seldom
hn' t:r from least. thc occurrence OF much
needed rains in many PARTS OF Texas where
farmers moreover. are SAID 10 be unusually
well advanced With their spring work. and
!" sno% Glsposition 70 increase the acre
age bS breaking w soil never hitherto de-
voted 70 cotton. There has been steady II
ppidation also both at home and abroad
Siale' long accounts have been thrown
pycrboatd by disguised bulls in various parts
8" thp country. some large spot interests
hav. been selling.
Tile reports Of trade from New England
are not favorable. The mills in that section
ar" said to be quietly reducing their output
h"ratisc Of unsatisfactory quotations and the
Fersis,cn' slown"ss q trade ri" spinner.
afraid 70 buy raw material in falling
market. ana being naturally nervous from a
fear of becoming loaded with costly cotton
ia a poor markct for goods. English spin
ncrs are supposed TO be carrying very heavy
supplies The belle! Is general that the next
acgcaeo AT the south will bo very large I'M
dsf be stimulus Of So relatively high price
Al SO bale Or more. The weather az we'll
as III" acreage must sctii" tho problem as ~
the Size ~ the next yield The price has
recently tnl!rh something like So balo.
mars veal long accounts have been wiped
.out. tho icrhniGal speculative position un-
donhttdy has been strengthened thereby.
and I.iyyErouls sp9, sales on the closing day
al M week suddenly sWe!led 10 a large to-
tat Nl$p, "a is predicted that the receipts
siios sherp falln= IN rhe short interest
lias naturali5 Increased on the decline. Spin-
icis hava l,curht 10 some extent and large
SEQ interests also have purchased.
II is Upiuicd nui, too that some OF these
spot interests have rarely been defeated on
TX bull side of he marie. whatever may
have Unopened 20 them when they espoused
tho cause % tho bears. Some leading bulls
hstc gwen support from time TO time IT is
felt on All sides mat whether temporary Or
uthrrws. rally IS due after 80 pronounced
Il decline.