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alive and partly against the actual cotton. Europe


said the head Of one house in discussing MI
plant in June las, season, closing with la'e frost
and other weather conditions favorable 70 the
01 big into 'UR he az. ana 'bh"s
ton estimated crop OF u .NU0W minimum MIN n or
100000 bales in excess Of the actual Yield rhis
late. admits the early visitation OF frosL, con
cedes the boil weevil in Texas and great dincuity
In reaching any conclusion with regard 70 thal
Of the top crop and then has assurance to give
and and With Within 1000 bales Of the nrsest crop ever
made In Its history. Mr.. customs dsductions.
PC por ss's 1e 9 o 's r.. ms:
30 shaken Another house said While i,rr .nsrs
probably mo- dGgss 81 The esnon Of
iman BY YIN most isdeTs win he chances favOrns
Il looks more like 5000 bales TO be brought
sigh, this wes. SOM OF ne eaPes 'e Ths
week last year the total SSs $50 and two year;
ago ss The eertlhcstsd stock here fell s an
Manchester demand Shorts seemingly p s., m.
Ing nervous" Houston Tex 'eIsSr9ph,,d a ACNE
investigated tIo:, reports and nmd ,roS' Nas
Wr. Biston's crop estimate last year was II ;20OW
bales actually made and with sng fr9st more
Frost was delayed til then and yet Y is pointed
out neither the ac,Tsir e,SP mo, NOR tine
co Cotton goods are hrmer Reports from tn, The
south are 10 the effect that the spnners with NE
70 Of oo oSst the ef With
purchases Daniel suy Gouxa' a RsShe and
hand Europe p sold March. {. W Lee Co. we're
sellers OF December and January. a. r. a paHr
necembcr McFadden bros. Weld Co., Hub ,
bard Bros, Gwathmey Co.. Mum Co. anu
Violet, & CO. sold sold, .,, WAS though, that the
,ro Hs'' o ass the cfrec, OF MI Bus.ons crop
estimate The trade regard ,sa the viii fsn oss is
c fNV unless the movement increases very rap
Idly Exporers predict VIXEN yefy pn nsaS been done
menu mem IRON IS na .ne month s. Mum Son Co said
Feeling the effects not only OF the B1s.Gn Gtop
naturay sassed both home and abroad % and ma
II the crop movement continues lberaI.Ml , ~
IS bales ahead Of last weeks port rI Iscfpf sr up
lime But on any good recession we beneve ~
SaynE %h ysT RS Il Mo ssos n!9m sad
%" rhe nnIeryin9 cause OF to days weakness was
largely sentimental, mainly due to the hear,sh
,nn ay 81 he T necesary before the reaction ends
but the general situation Is strong enough , 20
ws,EsOs '@naen G Hutton Co. said There
has been great deal said IN regard to what s the
Ihsi the entire cotton situation hinges on tho
production. while AS matter OF Iaet' n,ur"
depends this year upon the consnmp.o1 o OF whether
ronsnmption VIII decrease, but It is fact that II
has already decreased. and the question 10 as W
whether IL will Increase sufficiently to consume
biz crop should 1t be produced While :, the proes
may 20 higher later on. we CONSIDER az pie SuId
above 10 cents high for cotton ana MINK IL sn'u'u
he sold on every advance. -, a, o..
CopFFP Rio on the spot was steady q! &C. 10.
Nh sales 300 bags Rio No. at 5t4c' cos.
and freight and 1000 Maracaibo. Futures closed
steady AT net advance OF to Is points win SAFES
NJ "a 75O hays Harve declined "a to y l.. ana
Hamburg u pig. American warehouse deliveries
10 40 bags Rio was quiet; receipts. 1900; STOCK
40 900 Santos Arm: receipts. Ss'oo stocA'
/ 4o4 900. Prices here as follows: