The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-05

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tho cotton iscal'1 spe 'Ssi;%Sn' has sS sn fui fTsn@t KAT 'n even n" tfa
Tather sensational weather Developments in GeorRia,
hours fail to arouse more than the iaintcst ripple Of
vance, Yet q small deingo fcii at various places in
SSorxte, Mississippi and Alabama, where no ran at
are inclined to believe that no serious results viii
follow, and at any rate they prefer to await develop
market, There was a little local and New
Orleans covering. Just enough, to cause a
New Orleans, like New YORK. Vas prscticsiiy in a
ina sa1'e en Sc mlashm% nS eG t crnsIns ManGi1 SgrfGc Sf tG sdm moth n
The German houses state that cotton goods, are very
that. even at the present low Prices Of raw cotton.
they feel no inclination TO buy; just at the moment
down. The majority Of the trade are bidinG their
time tim augusta, Ga; Aug; b., Weather temperature
Hot weather was relieved by rainy conditions the
6 arst 5 ESTt , e the b., week; G ,sGs = ay:,s aui,s SS snin.
were light temperature lowered and dam.
General Of pi baii v oTTs1 sSan we SGSm nPa fnSwa ar for a %1TS
SSe ss hut T n ! II , the most St. dertT1nctiys enemy wS, the plant ant
writing the prospects, for iirxe crop apart from
insect dSmaTcl, AuguHt is a critical, month. Our
adverse conditions. MeSiean vecvii viii injnre crop
In southwest Texas, as it has done fer three years"
and moisture have been ideal thionshout" the
entire section under review, except y, Atlanta. Gar
nit was excessive; There IVES some fear expressed
she tfiS Il tEs part 1HIns Of Go lSst t week b tina; ;s shedding d,dh,S might re,
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on the 25th to Nth, tapering of with showers, alter.
mating with cloudy days, which prevented extreme
heat and consequent shedding. The temperature is
R WoSk ,aS %i,S and m ;Dinrr n TfS SEonn ,hs sq m Shenso for or two two
tnned perfect weather conditions the plant has
grown and fruited rapidly, without any setback
whatever, ninete~en-twentieths Of our report saying
tho best crop ever had We think present prospects
year, and without some accident later on the
largest crop ever grown can but result. Stock in
Augusta is 1926, against 10 bales same time last
year, and stocks on farms and at interior towns lIrE-
est for many years Dallas. Tex, Aug. L." During
the month Of July the weather was favorable for the
development of the cotton plant in the Dallas dis.
trct, and indeed very few complaints have come 10
our notice from any section OF the state. In n small
ding, and from two or three quarters we hear tho
bollworm IL doing some damage. On tho whole
we regard the crop Of the State as rather
promising. We should. however, bear in rild
cotton as Is expected. During the month Of August
boil worms and cnterpillars NAV he expected should
the plant continue to develop and there be much
moisture in the atmosphere. On the other hand,
during the month, complaints of shedding will be-
come general and from either cause the crop may
provo very Disappointing Grenada. Miss. Aug. /.
Cotton crops are beginning to suffer from too
on IL needed to make q crop like last years. Crops fin
the Delta have suffered q great deal, and farmers say
will be short 10 to 20 per cent. from last year"
CoFEEE-Ro on the spot was steady, Nc. I, BSRkc,
100 bags MaracMho Rnt 100 bags la GuGyia OF pri-
yatc terms; 1000 baas S lnt0s Ne. ! at 6>sc., cost and
freight, and 1000 bags Santos, MS. 3 to a, at .U44c,
costa freight. Futures declined : to 10 points, clos.
the same day last week. Rio receipts. II .OCO; Santos,
$1,000. Stock at II q, ~ 900; at Santos, 4i5. 900.
Havre and Hamburg declined ". Rio exchange
advanced 1.;'2d. TO I 5-1dd. The future trading here