The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-30

The remarkable thing about the cotton markp,
to-day was that for the hrst time In lis history
II was swaycd very largely by woman, II wa
Miss Kate Il Glles, trained by former Staustlciar
lhoman at Washington. She estimated lhe cror
caused good deal OF covering this was cen
tainly Instrumental in markrd degree in bringing
about sharp atvancr' Mss Giles. estimate
important Influences contributing 10 IT. however
were unenpeciedy nrm cables. predictions o
rain. conttued low temperatures In many
ITEMS and hnally good buying by New Orleans and
rncrG wa an impression among some tina;
McFaddcn Bros were buying. Howard Wilson
NJ the opening hid up the marke. points and then
prices upward later on. December and Marcr
S mad pnyax orasT nH Some %w o 1s5s
cable despatcnrS were received from Liverpool
50 strong IN one case that the receiver decllnrd
Chapman, Setter Allen, George Bsliy, H r. Mann
G. u Freeman and T N weld q Co "ere buying
d Co, and a nuubcr OF other commission nous,
sold pretty freely On the rise, Liverpool cab ed
Manchester Is having good trade" I. Z. kIc0
co. at one time bought considerable January
bach, q Co boaxh, Marcn. MsIn,yrr 4 Marsha
and MOnr HanuWanh * Co, sold december. Her
man Hagedom sold January.
LltIir nuvH. Ma. o.' 20 Returned las, nigh,
from n four dsys trp tarough southeastern par
OF state 10 Louisiana line I 'ound some fsir pros
poets in IN" Bayou Bartholomew district but many
more Ranging hom poor to slnlos, failure, In n
days good weAlnr: picMns viii he rnlShed NJ,
guess on ne las, crop as you hnoN. was $4,000 TOD
Nth | have the t-meIity now come down
1000 900 bales and place the coming cop at sses OOt
he hrst day VI August neat large receipts IN
August might raise my r,hmate shyhtIy ABOVE
Alexandria Egypt, oct y.--"Weather very
favorable TO the second picking. and should III,
al the hrst plcaing win undoubtedly he made good
Acable despatch from Alexandria 70 ~ Jac. Andres
said Market strong January 1913 49, March, 49,.
Mac I'M hAT 4 7 FglI NJ
concludes Its October cotton report with ,tntr
menS from Texas, Oklahoma and the indian Ter
ntOTy. The Territories show poor Yield, with
Me crop about one quarter picked Reports nom
Texas vary extremely The average estimate Of
Yield seems 10 be decrease of from 10 10 10 per
Il states" TIL" break In foreign exchange Is ~
va d d BY some a. c0nnrlnatory evidence Of a y1od
export demand for cotton
The Memphis Gtrnfr and MtHer SAYS. "TWo
Mo1IG g ssG gyd S SG"a it@n afa In P
the '' criai,c cS9S V he Se pTp Vs ." and "
IrkaS, accompanied by unpfrnrdrntrd ravagee
OF boil Wprl and boil Wreyll Ia Texas, mas mad y
tHraI' lrrEldEAti. hool demand and strong
H.lEr'i9h, reg dcSpAl'h sold "Repons'blr
many ~ teen The crowd sold to some rat,nt
90 t.r bus IN Estimate and ,rrufrd IN to ,lay
sd'ah.r lAl ie ~ called An Irish DIVIDEND
Prna.r VIE reports SAID Form Worth cloudy
pr' "ruutbr r.'gi} threatening ralnrd las
80. lar ruH Ia. ,s4-y oId tETcat'IiGy
rrnrlr .t' and huHn. .loulj Oklahoma
Pa ST. To-. 'm,"F ad .Glyhur Sprnss
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rDug ~ ut,"rs A.Uan.us. p,dl yloYo, ana
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tEr lHF su''t an apnus p'lJYs NrF as'lng
brlDp - - and D. NJ u ~ III below irrHV
rGs spir4'f bJpyhl rO,t ~ thsE supplies ~ m ~
u. 10 3 cent? per pOunf Forthr bilAtGs OF ihfli
soitoD. whit, h was . yriy small p'rsntaVo ~ Vhsi
cent, which IL gpiis diSs1sa, from 10 70 ion fsT