The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-09

Cotton felt the effects of March notices. better
Ing and short 5aN selling. Notices asVf for 5000 sSotSs bales se @ere
issued issued BY oy G Me%.s and other = sr houses 10Y ss,' and went into the
one. The reason is partly that p%lsnting preparations
cussion whether or not cotton is being slowly drawn
here and accumulated by certain interests here or
to strike at this crop, deliveries. Nightly or wrongly,
some &C z suppose this is the policy being pursued by
m mts1&SSS for he p@%eiat iHd '6 Creates lasA a rnSSSn's Of II the
G Grop are srep sh mG smhii; t H. in @s ssp ne l t.%e r at Tsass on pof fnts
after March 10, when reduced railroad freight rates
Seen int are eA greater ba! than than f thinga h sa Pd 'sen Things an sesn
now are small receipts at the ports and the interior
SON atthe South. The short interest here ef Is. moreo ssr.
at interior points. although still small. were son,es
what larger than had been expected. and it follows.
shipments, interior stocks must have increased
during the week. Taking the situation as a whole,
better prices later on Monticello; Ari:. March -
tensS 4sm. tnS S SGlS . for pn Tbs To1 .ainh mo sSSns SpS E.
t st9se. in On t I'll 10th f is.g.% H Essss "h Fsn.. E e. IL
we expect a few days of free receipts
There is less cotton in Texas than the writer ever re.
members. Planting preparations are very much be-
and sleot. and that not heavy. We are all now dry,
able trouble Will be experienced in getting cotton land
1 %ssii Es fear M ihs '' Msreh will alln nc, be {sPms4 asy.
he Rs 4 had R ) bales 'n IN t aSs 2 ael Sn'e on estimated San.
NC S0' of L R'I good n oTdin assFaE Strict ever s lSS % ofdina4Sy;
S %its no seems ssins p StSo = the r ffeS 4. Is s,g gsnsro all Ms rotten 3
Too early to Judge Of acreage. everSthine VIII viii be-
late. Florence, Ala, March - Past week favora-
total crop and probably iittis more ti6asn last Year.
; attaiS eids ss Sssw sesnS viois S5ars and Memphis NJ H@IisSn and sdln th at
RIa ,rna.s .r Is i EGiiins Sf on sott FHpid'y zor Haa 'f ia t I'll P sst:
ton viii be- about the same as last Year,
s sslfI dIios ssent cl hsoS ' SGc I'd PROVES BrtEwn Of ec sGt,Sn Goo i
yard; Glendale AAA - brown %cottons, &c. j Yard;
SNG ss aT1i1s, d IS; 4 brown saa q sot sess &C. Ess: ! ! Yard: TEiSn
2;yarSd s9 .Itl drills drills, NJ, i, \ yard; SatShszJ J. Nstches
iahta and Uncle Remus ssinicS SAf me IS brown eSr y cotton ns,
SsS Sar a. 3 6D sSifa; Tr Ms8 aiSsFa d srb1' hsasc'in gprs &c.
Ave days. Il being the ars HAv Work StAt done T toward iI pla mt.
is Simply euessScgE That there 1s's viii be- a p docreas as
Il z b Seff rasa Ssii,a So% %s th spEiH Hi, S eats s,. hsSs IL been
toni The meyements Of fertilizers do not compare
s T,th th a1 70 Of az lat = c yssr, a, Up to the present Sfs5 they are
9 1as:d from Tae th asy e isst SEVENTH SrSP sf..% sss, sso Doe sssq 4, r. e.
sae: al. 900 by tho Alexandria Produce Association,
sSe ls assiA are those 10" I = S S2fans'aR sf ATWOOD adp SnSS
11 coTTarnRiS on %fs the s pSas Sas se daii at 4 d Ss% f h9r No. 7.
Sales OF 500 bags of Maracaibo. Futures were quiet
and without decided change. Havre was unchanged
and Hamburg u pig. lower. Warehouse deliveries
1b,3O4 bags. Rio weak at 100 refs decline. FIX
change, 9 I3-lad. died. up; receipts. 5000; stock,
$4,000; stock, $50. 900 bags. Nothing unfavorabie
has been received regarding the next Brazil crop. II
Is said It will be early In the Santos district. Spot
coffee Is difAcult to sell. High grade Brazils are
plentifuli they cannot be sold on the spot at much
premium over No. 7. The deliveries last week OF
In the corresponding week last year. The deliveries
have been very large from ships side on direct i'm
portAtionsb by Interior dealers. The Woolson Com
pany alone had 90, 1000 bags forwarded. The visible
supply OF Brazil coffee for the United States IL L..
83s, ~0oolbags, against 100. ooosand 754 900 previous
Ill ,s06 bags of milds: az, 23s bags arrived and
1000 were exported, lmportations sof mild are
large. but bulls hope they will diminish during the
next few months. Large receipts at Brazilian
markets and big supplies discourage speculation
aud check the spot demand. As 20 receipts we shall
compare during the present and next, week with
large arriyais for the G orresponding period last year
that IL. with $4,000 this week in 1898 and 1S1, 900
next rex. In 1877 for tho same weeks they were
3 5000 and 10000 respectively, when the seasons
receipts reached a total Of S,6S0.O00 bags. Brazil
has been q, liberal and anxious seller here of
cost and freight for No. I; Last years lowest prices
were reached about March 20. when Nos. 3. 4and5
were GAG.. equal TO AAc. cost and freight for No. I.
The worlds stock is 6.b22.oOo bags. against q, o25,-
600 last year and 3.923, 900 In 1897. The American
visible supply Of Brazil Ia I,33s.Ooo bags, against
j. IN, 900 a year ago and T54, 600 in 1897. Future"
transactions as follows;
Sales. Highest. Lolest. cIosfaa.
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