The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-26

ed By = large German honse to-day supposed e Be
German operator, but Il IL a significant fact, in the
estimation, thai, the marriott took this large quantity
this liquidation probably prevented the martetfrom
responding adequately to the early advance I'm Liv-
row msrSei this biz 6ioof vas sbsorbsd with relative
ense; Five thousand April was thrown over in ono
timatsd az 10000 bsiesi the remainder Of the
cotton was March. May and ApTil, December notices
mostly Or all stoppod bs creeks and they dId not
nsuro In ne features 81 me day; as tho poeem6cr in;
tho early advance, Its spot sales fell of somewhat.
IsTsS for are Large 7S. and ana are ,s sspeS Sss,b to 'S SP t the
South Is moderating. Rain and snow were
buying, too, continues. More than one prominent
house T. executing such orders. tho ehSapness OF
& is steady, and many who are. not actually
q Ruy view 's to wfss @yins 1 When Nancy ihss itISaiGniEE w the
turn in the lane has been reached. The upshot
ca early '0 advance ' was lost, aSS0 = email decl tns' sue.
oesded: SIXTY members OF the Memphis Eychange
liverpool states that Tho average estimate Of l4o
II ,aTg,ooo, estimates Ringing from io.soo.o GOO to
II 800 900 bales Adyioss from New Orleans state
to reports that q considerable proportion OF the crop
is destined 70 BIO left in the fields ungathered he
Augusta, Ia, nov. ai.-"Good grades continue
scarce, and see little or no chance OF improve:
half picked ont in this section. some fields have
never been touched. Grade poor at present. but eN-
Fr, JAG Andres, Boston, has received the Following
from Alexandria, Egypt, Nov. 81 " High temperature
during October favorable TO cotton and increased
yield TO acme extent, However. fields already dam
First picking IL finished and second nearly 80. A
diminutiop from last year has been found. Third
picking will be small; therefore hold to our previous
picking. IN better than that Of last year. but
appearance q not quite satisfactory, Thoman's
not sSosn aiiitosether favorable durins the past
two weeks for picking. Heavy rains. especially in
the western part OF the belt. arc said to have beaten
out considerable OF the open cotton. and the yield
Gathering IL reported to have been practically COM
pleted in some of the more southern sections of the
cotton States, Outside Of Texas and parts of Ar.
kansas, It is uniformly stated that the late crop will
that much of tho cotton now open will not
be picked. due to the absence of price in
but little doab. that. under the influence OF e1.
travaeant crop estimates and the fear Of lower prices.
the crop movement has been greatly accelerated.
Many Intelligent observers among my correspon-
potent with the average planter, and that the pro-
portion OF the crop already sold would average any.
where from 40 to 40 d cent? some oven placing Il as
high as so Hicent, While the movement may show
some falling of. at an carly date. II is believed that
with weather favorable TO hauling 1t will continue
comparatively full for some time TO come Au-
Ing, and the cut schedule will probably be accepted
CoFTEE-Rio on the spot was arm at o,lc. for No.
Z. Sales of 1000 bags Bahia No. 8 at dhc.; 1000
caibo. Futures advanced 8 to 10 points and closed
steady. Sales 2o,5oo bags. Havre advanced " T.
Hamburg was soo InpS to = E a,s ,6 higher ;Ta Rio
II, 1000; stock. $50. oo0i exchange. 8 1880: a decline
of 1-Sd. Santos was FIRM at 100 feis advance; re-
ceipts for two days, $4,000: Stock $4,000. The