The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-23

December january 81 ~ ~, 70
wall Street bear element cotton prices declined.
verp1o Wa ~ 20 he bulls the spo,
S 1ss, the Cd he The
III, 'Rsa Sf' ssot The sos,Sn ok.red yer wei
Speculation show, some tendency g expand; Iss
sna New " oresas es,Ps,es OF receipts for fdsS
were smaller than for the same day las, year and
81 sns"'s New Sassns SEN. isss buying orders.
IN s' he las. hour does SHOT not appear he
sS n Rs's .P ssd AID the SS
Of the selling though .sa,nns ,h5.usa various
of ~ eos,on in this Section Simply enolnous Il
lion St Of SSeiher cotton vii open cy has opened
sDa e'ynS fenf M
We frequently had oompl.ln,s from farmer. that
be able 20 pay up because they made such poor
inquiriss in every direction; banking, merchants
Last season some made good crop, but some OF
Vim 'Gs than a.f !? po SSf as
determine whether We make good crop, because
good crop ., has maturcd except that part of 1t
T. a. Mcintyre L. Co. said: The feature OF the
Gotten msrxe, 70 % dsE wa; The strong ,sssee
friends had supposed Win Liverpool showing
many traders inclined TO secure some. profits on
their holdings and spinners indisposed TO follow
some reaciionary inovemen, In the market, esp pc.
cally after such sharp advance as 80 points. which
tbs Increasingly heavier movement Of the crop
from the interior. and the largest percentage OF
ssns Sndsr s s ns sus ss
ership actively opposing each others Efforts to
apparent hs. Speculation staple is P Es
10 continue to broaden, especially in view OF the
greater uncertainty regarding the probable out
'0 bos Bro, aGp said rnrr, is still ,cer.,,y
certainty as TO the mice leve, later on The re-
81 low priced c@.tor First came TEXAS with With
raTsscs 81 s. Ses and havoc BY no,
the bel, would make NO the deficiency In the Lone
star state. Bu: Mississippi Lou'sana, Arkansas.
ysd rspo.s ihe ss s sGRes
say that the yield will not exceed findoed II uals
tsss .ss Ts%i sS ,s o NE
year. the position OF the shorts Is by no means
~ !: freely predicted tina. cotton viii sell any;
viii not be the sane al lnN year. The campaign
paIrGS, o, Co.'S ser n, ~ sSoTsss II the Yield This
the 'ucply viii he 10 the f'rgn ind. The crop
ma he ten AID three quarter millions, This
Va be ma r sss,sn 4Sss NEAR ;.
any time, hut It looks as th,Ngi the market woul
receive strong and pe ~ form all
Price and McFaddcn brokers sold. Mr.. Price
beitg apparently the largest seller. Howard
was S du 'o No. h'ey'y T.a
ceipts were siI cars against sos last week and sss
and % las, year Futures closed IL 10 i,se hSSer
Sales 10000 900 bush. Prices follows:
Open Hfoh Lor- Clos. Last
s,,.,.r '"s' "a" est. az: Nteht
R:s'ne'r H. Ii, lis. 1i's IL ii; i ii;ss
to 81 lbs. ISIS @sso. sales. $500 bush. INC Corn r.
SS.h Futures closed % pT ss ,e Ssss
Sales. 50,oo5 bush. Prices follows:
open' Hob Lor. Clos. Last
fS ss,s%Ssst: ssl g. e, s. ss
The following shows she grain movement:
R.esipts o'1 VOC" 1908 ss ao H~ Hs 1855
R.e epsso' 1000 $4,000 ssseee 5000 ,7sooo
Reesip sio -. ,la.ooo 1000 100000 .... ....
Wheat ended higher. but for a time showed
iITeEulanty within comparatlvsly narrow range
day, The weather was reported bsd for tRreshins
N The Northwest and receipts were said to be show