The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-06

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Smaller receipts, rather unfavorAble weather at The
South, stronger cables, continued activity on the
reports Of the Lanoashire trade during Isps, biz or.
ports and rising prices for cotton goods all tended 70
would seem that only the absence OF speculative he-
tiysity prevented 2 more marked advance The re,
important, diminution A glance at the Memphis
dearly. so nisa the estimated receipts at
Houston and New Orleans to,mo1ow were
1000, or si,ooo for two dsvs. The stocks at the
poi g are 5000 bales smaller than a year ago in
cess Of the receipts of last year. Print cloths are
strong and tending upward aud SI,insh brown drills
storle chocolate blue and fancy prints and Cham.
trIs rssn9 Maii s sifae, r snS o 1sS' a. rS sSntinu tGo to 5" b@T,
n Tne signal sS n1n ssry y ,nd predicted sdE,SSrr rain stn,ss during the
inches At Nicks burg, Miss: i,2s at galveston, Tex;
t iUs 4 fs MemYp ondo ncnni reports epo isS Of q I the 5ni Iaa as rSlfa,
cotton spinning Companies show that the past year
OF he mills, such as the Rochdnie and Oldham, have
tSd eao 20 IN per .N cent; p&T ARABIAN. T " sniS to BsF s SGh' nS of
picked. and some planters. it il said, are beginning
IL ifsn hO H. for .t. Ss''S Jam. prices .w wG And pr some Of ps 9pS,
holding cotton who did not dare to hold IL a month
counted interior towns considerably less than last
year. possibly 20 d cent. The demand for spot cot
with the execution OF Liverpool. Southern spot
markets are sill much above q parity with New
sS,@sl cotton ysSi,,, Il in 81 striking tSSS i. fsS SThr.a marble s0 tee
superficial indications. is believed TO be FIRM
The big domestic demand for spot cotton at the South.
the UMPIRE edented exports, the declining receipts
plies at the uncounted towns, TO say nothing OF per
sistent outside buying on the theory that cotton is
Bros: touch on another interesting point when they
e Of the planter; 1t lie ONLY when supplies are
will, diminish his area Of cotton. This latter
srss tnsR Extent wlt t S1nf com n sas ss acton T Ffissr cs Il s a tSns,ai
e. the fact - that ,St while h,a,h The majority Of the h. United mite
growing district Of the south fhlds ifseifiin the oppo.
site category, Hence they infer, not without rea.
particularly eager to help the planter on in his fool,
ish policy OF carrying all his eggs in one basket
H fhs, Si FH Tsa.t. b 5Ss i so.I %9 %saRIS a5r ISiS G f6rtn HESbti
very favorable. Friends tell us there ia a good dealof
]no,thern Texas; the s]opthwest has played out. In
stiil to be sold than last year. In Estimating the
Texas crop it must be borne " mind that more Texas
this year. Opinion that Texas crop will touch s..
10000 is ginning ground. Spinners have, come, to
gust, September, and October. 1895, are cheaperthan
prompt shipment. BY buying new crops they will be
rent and insurance during the summer. The only
T risk t they run o rs that next sfu y ,Ss rsc sT1P may M H ShSM a
and New Orleans OF late have shown a noteworthy
S %sTFGassi to a"IE s u from Sai a D talk s 5sstelSsy T witS
Z Sspy s large than and se Tsil"S oS t G%yeF s..b fSSlt1d Art 3r
Line from Athens to Atlanta and from Athens
week as it they had never been picked, also that
same territory same time last year was quite well
picked out. Friends in thu, Rome and Cartersyille
district write practically the same thing" Fall
RIVER. Mass.-'The Robson cotton mills have been
i Shsn psaFi from a y saGo. o Tss g ssEs 900 's sPd ihi ss ano oGfR
has been guaranteed. 1t Ia expected that the ma
chinery will be started in about two weeks"
CoFFEE-kio on the spot was steady; No. L, sic.
Sales of 400 bags Maracaibo. 200 Jamaica and 100
Savarilla. Futures declined 3 points on some months
early, but later on rallied. and closed steady. with
prices unchanged TO 8 points higher. The sales were
1920 bags, Rio was steady at so reis advance;
receipts, IL. 900; stock, PA, 900; exchange. I la-32d.,
a decline or 1-82d. Santos was quiet at 100 reis de-
cline; receipts. 27.o0o: stoch, 6D4. 200. The future
trading here was ms fnlloMR: