The sun., 1903-12-13

THAT time had covered and s!c ,sc wSs sl.s.sTns
81 of''ss sss tse 'fss'ef s. hHsdspnls HSd ssSs
srsS sss sss sFss Wss a. $
s.Fs sss'ts tsis S q Ss ssS
GGsas Gssss largely ss s'f on Se Size !ae
condition Of the spot market. Just now the move e.
erop meH' es@sss s Ss ss fSoso bales or Ia
a % hs sseE ssG1
TO be pretty generally forgotten however sysn by
hs so5,1 s ss sa H
for crop Of extraordinary siae crop sne' seems
was as paSdsFs'ooa thu, Frank Hayns ,S:S va
S, By many as the new bull leader in New orleans
william p Brown who was 50 suceessaS'h IA eaaer msny
y ssa H. sa Sson SsSs eeS GT" S1d
seller. :. lines during lie week Israddsp Pres os;
ss Sss e'6SsG GsSf ssS f1ss a
pro,s With hs oSwnY from time me to o.,r ms when me hs
made ns s. vi hin % INTO ySdSss
celebrity in the trade The bulls. too on the whois
expense at lines The situation here. in word;
Is pfh of ths clement a, this
early ssf ,ss n # .sders ss ere
Orleans are backed Sy the outside pnbc publ who be-
eSs ONE In soss ss s ssd RoG supply
ths, @ sk ss wofa FAX
spnSers oo su9S"n si Visible supply the
days $4,000 bales q ArsTean H..HI i ,hs
.bgs hs hs oH alone
10. 100000 bales The truth s. the worlds reguirc
men,s Of cotton grown In this country are simply
Houston. Tex, teeeraphed: Demand for cars
Heavy decrease in the moyement Is bound dc to
ss.n ss0r c1 HI nrys
;S;ss ssmsss. had :S ssSsIs sosa ss ss
yards :. The adysncsd price and dscned to book
p1an' prevaSs rSs Snep rees ALSO advise @
they are unable q get all lines of cotton goods
Chcago.-john W. Gates returned home from
s9n b In ,he South u y.ye He
The high price for cotton Is pouring many dollars
into that par, Of The country c,n and the hc,nnr reIm
Yield Of cotton Is rash conecure1 The Gr9nc,s 3nns
state With few @ exceptions that lille or no top crop
tha, thai % Nor.h and IS SOUTH i Carolina viii market less
cotton than year ago. and that the same Is true
the perennial percentages o OF loss viii be less Georgia would
seem to promise an outturn as large as last year ear
Similar sim results in foSi siana Oklahoma and indian
or Msapg s dps hs2s q o s RSS
cnS"s, II Sr ns1ss ns
spR ese The s s5s' eS psn said
period OF dry weather have been Of distinct bcncht
permitted the to get at the bolls The Chronicle
figures, bu; on the basis Of Information received
from Its correspondents expresses the bclief thai
The commsrea me- M cotton crop of 1903 4 will exceed
One broker remarked The immediate future.
| course OF prices depends upon the character OF
support tho market receives and whether spinners
movement OF the crop for the week, considering the
throughout the cotton belt IS regarded stil large,
and until, there Is some sharp falling OF In the re
Tor spot cotton. we arc not lkcly to witness any
grca, ACTIVITY on the hull side or any sustained ad-
vance Of M :, ron hi, co,on sve WIN
soon be over. The nigh prices prevailing during
ss osn a9a ss ~s landed i ns s Ss es a
season last year C.. :, Hamilton, Vice president
the rmness or confidence exhibited last week. the
elimination OF large short interests In cotton and
magnitude Cotton has Weakened steadily on
realizing induced BY the great advance. less active
heavier movement than in this week a year ago.
are only 70 IS per cent up Print cloths show
h' " Mes s
ports This week estimated at 800 900 bales aEains,
for So !. Sales s1o :o bag bags Marscalbo Futures
Of the loss. closing steady with sales OF 1920
9Is 1ss dsnfa m III rss 1aa 80
q, 600 bags: stock, l.3730Oo Prices as follows: