The sun., 1903-11-19


Seemed it tn he ths, kng fust. though dry one,
ro peE sdsd mnIe, nS sever movements Of prices,
emonn,ina no To- IN noints cad. way occurred during
the day wire house wtcn Oougn' 50 se neaS soiS
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TO start decline as room tra yrs sharply TaSh,Rs;
began to sell too One 81 Of s Ajef S suiIy Co
sI,sa VoIe,s Ss co.. boSght Sayt freely csbea
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bear sid said Ono thing I, true ths, spnners and
nshed deSs goods that cos, 2s per pound a.
2o9. cents This they have been sone mad
yeIT al can IN sca the = Sa bulls
fact the United States Bureau foui years ago
inlS e q boom this contry try hs,
quite different to the present outioo on "a bsIss
Set Sea the actual crop turned out to be
bales During Septemeer the exports o. 20 ss ~
cloths were only ld.Sloooa ya!SS' aeainss
Of ios they we're sisss2 is5 yards against iis los
GT IGaas 81 In @ Is ns mSss
yards in @ S 70 3: &. I yaras n IN Sep Spe
nsns mSnns of 9i ss to ''''''s0 Sa'a' lot 'ne same
p'ia Last y year half the crop was in sght BY pee
more than probable that half Of this crop Will be
in sight BY pee sa ssed ws Arc cotton
as European, especially the Continental. splnners
In the early business there was heavy selling by y
Wilson, which forced the market down Room
traders attacked T. III eaSied o the ,hst World
consunplSn OF American to 100000, Another
report had II that MI Ellison has reduced his figures
with 200 600 bales to be deducted even from this
quantity should the price femain on basis OF
Aiesandrts Egypt, Oct so.-"Arrivals this week
large a25 COS cantars against soi 1s2 last year
THIS n s Wers bns 20
the fellahccn found It TO advantage 70 send their
cotton 10 market, We may see G,, rssc'on @ OF about
The ranks OF the strong bear army have thlnned
down ana even zen spnners l nosrr Are T
high values In all cottons." De Leon. Tex.-'In
f ieiior receipts running much lighter" Buyers here
sellers i"sladSd M,s;,s wiser %nerspoon
heavy movcmen, begins e be ielt BY splnnerrss
In nSs ISs place s0pHsfS pSs aS cs aa
a day we cannot advise buying at the top prices OF
the season." The certhcated stock here is slowly
increasing and !s now a 2a9 bales sgsins. siaio
Dnniel J. SliIy & Co slid; "Thc big movement
means, 1rst that ths worl requires every bale OF
and run the mills until another season: second
that this crop Whatever Its size may be VIII have
been grown In q shorter period. picked, glnned
the long expected perpendicnlar decline IN port
question OF doubt" Dallas. Tex. Nov, ls.,-"As
OF Ice this morning cotton in north Texas and the
Territories doomed" Monroe. La-"Nevcr be
fore In my recollection has there been slitc cotton
and not bale left In the hands OF planters or
country merchants
Said Mcintyre q Marsha The question to
determine at this tuncturc Is will the active de
sumers continue TO support the market after 5000,
900 bales have been Sold And, II this buying
power be leSscned viii speculation absorb the
& Co said Ordinarily these things Ibig receipts.
would have some effect but at present facts which
usually govern fluctuations OF cotton futures In
is controlled entirely by bull pools This will
be easy In tho future as II has been for the
last several months as outside spectators are
interest Is more mixed than for number OF months.
with tendency toward the bull side. which Is
usually the case when the market has reached a
scnsatonally high price"
CoYPRR.---Rio ON tho spot was easier, at 6isc for
No: Rumored sale OF Santos No. AT 7,.c, c.
and T.; 5000 bags Maracelbo, Futures advanced
ower with sales Of JOG bass Hsvse was 70
changed TO l.f. lower. Holiday at Hamburg
American warehouse deliveries, 6O07 bags, RIO
advanced % S reis receipts 5000 ~ stock 90; 90
/ 3T2 600. Prices here as follows