The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23

DISCRIMINATING cables and realizing caused some
recession In cotton early In the day. but later on
rains IN TeSas. buvine by German GENERATORS, coz
.rina and some demand from the West and also
price as New YORK; caused a rally which LETT nnal
prices hlrher for the dav Moreover. colder and
even frteIing weather was predicted for tho north.
.rn mart OF Texas: and operators were loathc 70 go
h.me snort and ACCORDINGLY covered. Te,ss
cool and tempers,SrS "He San MR
durIag tho nrs' week. From the 18Th until toward
he close of me month the weather remained con. .
yer. bein~ attended by another change TO cooler
rhs average temnersture for the state for the
state were slight. The nishrst monthly ine IN
"a Start county and the lowest. ooi. a, Amarillo,
10 az fGSaGis The w es9S mr.
aud the lowest, s.. at fort Davis, JeN DAVIS county
State The 'S srsae the asy range fSs ne
any station was ., At kerrviilc on the eoth
oa IN n lsGm s woi 1SSSTng
Npng the INN, tr Gulf toast and over the west.
SLn be5w 81 ' n"a zee yfs' was sSe,Gg,
stations In other portions OF the state recorded
IN tho eastern portion the ralnfpll was greatly In
excess, dGc to an excessive amount occurring on
state Oh tbg /, lowing da'ss: 3ih. mh. Ts. Nh w.
nlh; IN IN 18th l6,h' l7,h iNh. :l,,. I'd. sd
vas recorded at BrenhanI. washington coints
dtho least. ooj, at Font Hnggold. STARK county,
IOuONHs arr INC grfit'.l afnDlrtN recorded In
any twenty four con Sccu,ivc hour. Bcaun0ut
e.2s; Dreuham iOm; Greruvillc. 40: Hunts.
vile. rs NacogdochcS. ~. aud Trinity, 039
The glcatcr Iortion Of the rainfall for the month
was recorded on the I'd and ID, iTgmidlty IN per
cent. Tho average rclativ" humidity at regular
siatior> ofthc Weather pr'ag orthr month was as
follows; Abilene, 81 a. Amarillo. s.. Corpus Christi
iaS. ~ Paso $40, flr Worth " Galveston ~,
Palestine. i5?: san trto 40. ~. ami Tayor 20 t.
"FicstnY nsdr RAPID lfOgrc>s curing DE month
and AT H. close was h"irlng COmpctio.. with mis-
WORK under WAY ol! In N'ldS OF late plant ed cotton
aud In Scctioh whore The top crop had begun 10
open. Tho rain, a. '"ptcnlh her and the early pau
ut October edNo rise 10 r'pOits from many bari.
oithc state o. bells rOttins and cotton Sprouting
and being dlScOl red. The weather, after tho
nrst dccadc OF the month, was ideal for gathering
cotton and Tor developing u top crop. and In the
northern anl nolth ccntrd! portions q: the state
he outlook tor Il second or top. crop was prOmiS-
ing. cNcvherc the prospect, for a second CROP
were poor. due mainly to tic extensive ravapcs
~ the boil WctNil ana WORMS. ~ he Close OF tho
month tho top crop IN thr northern portions OF the
stale was approaching maturity. Som" com.
because or dense iOltag' and 'Xcr,s OF sap In the
bOls. The Etp4Hrfri fhvOliGe T.pDrt> by ,cegraph
from tn. South 'lndicat" tina; rain hrs fallen in
most districts during IA" week. III, upon the whole
nrcc pitation has been Ngft. In some sessions Ia
the southwest ard alon. 'hc AtlaHtc Coast how
ING or NC crop The ma rhc,ing o! cotton has been
on n fairly liberal scale"
COPrkE.-RlO on tue spot was dull at Size for
No, T. sales 1900 bags Maracaibo. Futures
de"iined point, closing quiet with sales OF 81 600
bag. Havrc advanced I, {; Hamburg declined
hays, RIO vas unchanged; receipts Is 90 bags
stock. G~,W1; cIchanse unchanged at " i-i6d.
Santos was unchanged. receipts. 5000 bags. stock
! ,6.3,Uc Prices here a. follows