The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

Lower Liverpool cables and realizing explain the
s,iGGt the asG nnG.r tn So oft ibt to-day mSItst II is was rsn sllshi; Re- pe.
&arded as firm. Tho receipts to-day were only 81. 200
brouxit into sight during the week, according to the
Chron'cis. is 10000 less than in the previous week,
than than for he sa imHse week t% i last pC YEAR. The worlds dti 9 iHSs
bic supply showsa decrease for the week Of 46. 200
shown any dimination a. compared with last sea:
son. Both port and interior receipts for the week are
smaller than for The same week last wear. and inte-
rior and port stocks show a noteworthy diminution
wealth. at the south j. bad. Heavy rains continne
III various sections. Moreover, the cotton goods sit
fur her advances have been made N the prices OF
leading makes of bleached ~cotcons. and fine yarn
sellinT by Liverpool as well as som" buy.
ket, and that there was more or less selling
~, YAH Yah. street and i the Sop at tho to G G.rr1ssc pr I% It,
visihl" supply, Tie an all quantity brought into
SOUTH. The promising condition of the cotton goods
industry here and abroad and the steady buying by
outsiders. Furthermore the continued activity at
the Stock Exchange tends to infuse confidence INTO
other speculative markets, including cotton. Bad
ing, The New York warehouse stock Is the
smallest for Years past, being only 5000 bales
10 900 in 1895 ami 1el,o5o in 1920. The
much smaller than a year ago; and interior receipts
to-day fall behind those of last year. The recent
courages the bulls to look for u reduction in crop es-
Inmates, which will re general if the small receipts
mum " q bHpIl llilt IplkSI' e JAN
10 Movement large, considering roads throughout
the belt are almost impossible Augusta. Ca
CONTINUE; bad weather has intertered with receipts.
which show considerable decrease augusta, Ga:
roads bad, raining" Dallas, Tex. Jan. D. Cotton
Us woat f5mos' receipts al pi' arS getting ef Fu H 1Sarter Sy ove t4s
day, Helena, Ark. Jan. lo.-"Are rather, Of
weather, our merchant are feel ny blue, Very lit.
tie cotton in gins, and cotton to be marketed must
our opinion this crop has been ovcrestimated, and
many conservative people are Of same opinion; The
apgbod ( that viii WAGER Texas e so SrS op, will reach
t 1iG"o1 ,S!ai c PoiSs will W Ga DSiiSI reaph S'I II ,6oo,6 6 S5'G ba sin e
west Point. Miss, Jan. lo.-"No picking in this sec
cotton 9yertowed to be lost. Smaller towns
dent that cotton that has been, picked is nearer
marketed than ever known. considering size OF crop.
yeryI light; we have received very little since lst
iRows n yearly s al low W q iyas ngs ana Taf eei I,T, mpce 1fis
moyrment Of cotton in the interior is very light.
IL We think present bad weather will seriously
TGtH I'd Rhr1tls opsr ,,m"inss and dot has rendered prac-
No. !, Sales Of u i,o :" S SsSs ii" 30 Sto%'74tt TO be Zip slipped
changed prices, sales 300 bags. Hayre was IN
changed. Hamburg ADVANCED 4 pfS American
changed; receipts, 5000; stock, 2h7 900: exchange,
100 IS' Tsia aS I a snSn" receipt Sa t.'I 4. o Son' ssoc H@' o 6s% 600 3.
The future trading here was as follows:
March 'G,,; ";eat.'' I Sss c SSay az
Coffee was nearly or quite featureless. Practically
no business was done in futures, The big deliveries
from warehouse continue and these: together with
ssT Nv H,i IS we'll SlTi kno '%s OH OIL the ilt Ann INST t,' moixo 5T:
thy n Ellis OF Santos est1ntted the receipts at that
d 2aT' il '" was st nndar St "5dG that J. p msSgwiti 3 = CO. gave EaVe
the same figures. but to-day il turns ont that this
ing developments II the bears are disinclined to
hold ai"of aSait'ns dcrisive change in The current
OF events one way or another me bulls 81 The other
tHa,., far iii. month, it's pointed ont, j. q. 900 bags;
January, the the total for ths month would Ne
Siin, ' '"3@tS Gl s.E, year a5ar"'t and d., ; @";y ' SE7,d '@S
in January, 1907. Up to last might the arrivals
hoW"Icr. Of oily 400 900 bags. against 7.4ao0oo
for ne same period lat ysAr and @'."I' 900 9r a Ike
i BraS ll,An .r"n I'M !, ysn1 my L,aI n r n:oG o. 6aSs,
ri it !; ersiSl : i 'dis"cqSii %lIhairyeiiy" up3n the Re.
Tho activity in Wall stree, viii spread to all
comm r,ial exchanges, and in ths event coffee, IL is
Nrv>L sroRre suirit- rurpentine, l5a45Hc.i
common 10 good strained roslr, sl.4O,
s5,Eo city, 500; Continental refined, 5000. Pork
n@i c'i" ham, az ~ '", do. .h"Sidcrs. 4 4oYn ao, T Sollieas "iSs ~
". raliow 40. Dressed hogs, 5%ls"b'{,. Butter
state, nest, iSSaoc. do, nrs,s. issi 80: Cheese
state, FUN cream, large. Colored or white. fancy,
lul.r., do. choi G, 8as Toe; do. small, fancy. lIs
34r. Esge, state ana Pennsr wanna. average hest,
II ea22C Western, fresh %gathriel, hr-ts. 2lc.
'hicng 4, Jan. IA Provisions were quiet and easy,
/ c fuctuationS in prices narrow. Shipments
or thC week 7,34g, 900 ms. Of lard and II .SB5. 600
b.. ~ meats. uacEin : 10 da;c . 500. Ooohogs aga INST
", 7E2 900 las; year"
Su,,R-Raw was easier at I a32c, for }mo test AMI
I3 lie FOR 80 test. sale. Of 1000 tons Java, gH'
al breakwatcr. at 4 o-a2c. Refined was ~quietand
Unchanged. Europe an cables we're easier on in.
reascd crop estimates.
CHlcAGo, Jan, 14.-Thesr were to'dAS's prices:
Wh,at: OPENING. Miqhsst. Lom,s. C2o,,ng. Nioht.
uiy '.,,,, a. 6JS $50 das 6sS