The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-15
points. Manchester was steady. The movsmen
10 day was as follows:

points Manchester was steady. The movement
ro-dau week var
Weeks toial...,..... ..... 3i65so 33i.iB 1855
10 to morrow "'' iG.ooio 1900 ieeG 1880
morrow. - .li'oUto 1900 iiooo seSi
morrow -. 300 10 1900 i4G2? $500
The Interior movement for the week was as follows
Rcccp'. sh,prems. .Hoct'
IA -, % S s.; 5%3, s.; Il s;,s &;
Port exports. T.5js bales. Futures here closed
barely steady q, net decline Of 10 to IL points
with estimated sales of 3pvc bales. irises es
foSow.'
yo,.n,., He,r". Ler.H' c, sSt =,
S S:::E.::::: y: # # :!;|$
May NAY y''''''.''''''''''''' sS ~ .s MiS1,sss
New York Cotton Exchange weekly crop move.
ment:
Overland 10 mIS and Canada, sos? 1906
Southern mill taklncs ~Sii
Gain OF stock a, Interior towns as55a 20 o2l
Brought into sight for the week. 476sl6 t5o,so0
:, Total crop movement o.. o-,,ooo
overland 10 mills and cana Ia 25s5si ?es.i@
southern mill taklneS ">ti- ,o.
stock at interior towns mex
cess OF Sept. l...,.. ........ 1850 SHoll
Brought into sight thus far for .
season ..... ........ .il0i0H 1902. sS3
Generally favorable weather Disappointing cables:
another decline az the stock Exchange, rather
liberal receipts and a renewal Of pressure on Jahu
AIRY caused general decline In cotton. The West
Is understood to nave sold with considerable Tree
dom and the South also sent good many sellng
orders. Most of the PRINCIPAL commission houses
down, temporary rally took place AT one tiine
owing to frost In the Indian Territory and OKLA
homa. as well a. rains Ia that section and also III
Texas but II was only temporary. Later on r.
newed liquidation carried prices to a lower leye
over January was almost wiped out. there being
considerable liquidation of december, AS well as
January on the part OF longs who were transferring
their Interest, TO later deliveries. The impression
Is very general that the weather such as We are
having and have he'd for over two months means
that the crop Is being s., adiy lncrsaSed AwSod
Is oil enough 10 stln thctrouhlcd waters In that
direction. traders IN cotton nrc more inclined 10
show that holders of cotton arc less inclined TO
accept prevailing offers, especially as the export
ment being experienced REGARDING the prospects
OF top crop the weather III some localities being
il is said export HOUSES sold large amount ~
January early In the day. and leading bull interests
s9Gs2sbe of A1i their opinion hS Msrch Ell"
BfddNreas said Rains In Texas have been un
fered With \, Eastern centres iobh,ng business
has naturally auietsd somew ,t, Cotton goods
arm, and the raw product Is very closely held.
r. q. Dun Co. said: Limited supplies IN nrst
hands and with tobbers have sustained cotton
goods despite the sharp decline In the material
The inclination TO delay purchases has become
more pronounced. and there is general expectation
OF early concessions Export trade is dull Chinese
business showing the eject OF the break In silver
but foreign orders are In the market and could be
secured by slight concessions. II Is between sea.
sons for the market In woolen goods though there
Is so'"e idQury for heavy Weights for quick de-
livery"
CoFrEI on the spot was dun at Size for
No. 7. No sales. Futures advanced points on
some months but reacted and declined 20 10,
closing easy with sales OF e0Oo0 bags Havre
declined l.f. Hamburg was unchanged Amer
lean warehouse deliveries. II. 100 bags. Rio was
unchanged; receipts ~ 90 bags stock. sa4 600.
change u nd. Santos declined 100 refs
ceip,s 10000 bags; stock 100000. Prices here as
fellows