The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-05

There was rally In cotton on covering OF shorts
partly on stop oIders and aggresiSiUe buying by
posed tina, leading bears were covering Some go s.
FAR as TO say that they have temporarily At least
seIher zoe lar. Mhat s certain IS that ,s,h;e,
towns i,ne weather and heavy selling for both long
later in the day This was due 10 VIVA, Is regarded
as the sold out condition Of the market. The
fas orsbie enough, was in part not 50 favorable
by any means, since 1t enlarged on the nghtness
Opening Of f The plant indeed there are some who
express considerable ts1ilderment as TO the ap;;
Ronhy rspoT Of the The Weekly
reports have been unfavorabe In many particulars
o 9 enda a as
regarded as very hopeful. What with the scarcity
Of ae g pef OF es s1p
entity enormous yield has been gathered with an
Labor ns ssh s xSss as s Gscrs na
themssives a little at sea n their sndesyors 10
make GU, what the crop really Is 81, Be c ms as II
has recently been oyerdone. In other words, II is
oonn rood deal any Sho have
been and Still are beunsh In their opinions far
cnned at the present time 10 buy fora turn nothing
more, Texas farmers are said be refusing to sell
phis district and In the Atlantic States are re.
ported to be willing enough 70 meet the market
cot, e and is prices certainly show weakness
although. on the other hand, the spot sales there
mo- neS doubt that &aneSester dsns good trade
s Esssy a , ss H are IL A' quietly msas
to that end end no, they may PROV
81 its gs s's pe
looks cheap to mSng We'll informed sp0, psoPl .
In
msTss IN Ta Sa So sss sss on
in the event Of anything developing calculated to
cause crop scare or stlmua,s more active buying,
Government crop report makes the situation and
outlook for the crop appear more optimistic than
think the estimates of IL 10000 bales and over.
which are now being put out By many In the trade,
near future, and we would advise against getting
100 bearlsh on such promises as they contain.
It's in de By does no
make the situation and outlook nearly as fauering
Dick Bros. are understood to have bought any,
where from rs, 900 TO 1000 bales Of December and
sold, are understood to have bought freely on bal.
ance. Wall Street houses generally were inclined
Marshall. Spader q Co. said Il, might be well
10 recall the fact that In two years In succession
Southern cotton planters managed TO pick II go 900
under a56oooo Ths s"sson The Yield per acre
being much less tustines the belief that enough
the yield is so much less per acre than those years
This is an obvious rejection, considering the in
culture Of cotton The fact is that at this time the
volume OF cotton open and ready for harvest was
'hc labor question viii be a serious one
vicksbuig, Mss.-weekiy State report covering
las, ysn Labor
S'ss c oslss iss 'P Psn.. Sodaa
ss oven here GnS a.S big
rex.-M present rate II will take three or four
10 h e. cotton q hc stations Then the
wv picking; dallas, TsA.-nls spo, business
Theodore H. Price said The advance in the
,o,,on marke, to day Is attributed to buying on
me- market this tme Simply from force OF habit.
IS tsr as can he as.er,sihcd Cer'sinly there Is
slime TO al ieas, acen,s pound. The Governmsn,
'or the worlds needs, even al cents, and any
movement that looks toward maintaining the
oredoomed 10 failure"
S1.N wa, ssay o.r Sails
York Dsccmbcr The Sor,hWescrn receipts were we're
! g cars. against a4s hg week and .osl last year
81 c Hssr 80 @"a 2 @
OO0. 600 bush. Price, n> follows
Optn- Righ Lar Clos Las.
irg, est ct. mo. NfCm.
)ecem ber. ZIG llGii ISL l5as li6
Nay .....,. .Il4AA li5 llpt HAS lI41t
Oats were steady on the Spot. Sales. 10000
'ush. Natural white. 40 TO 80 lbs. s6aS7,1c Com
vas quiet on the spot. Sales. ioooo bush. No. ?,
sc. Futures closed NC higher for December
alcs, 5000 bush. Prices as follows
Open Hob Low. Clos Last
December ...... b7'f SAL S7ft 57,t SIS
The following shows the grain movement
New York: Wheat corn. Oats. Rye. Barley
leccipts ......... .... S.iO0 $4,000 80. 200
,... $40 i5,s2a ... 80.
Chicago:
eceps 1o2 900 iso. ooo tsi 900 u 900 2s2 200
...... 7sO0o $4,000 1900 1000 5000
puTnlo
eceipts Ills 900 ass 900 5st. 900 ... ..
hipments. ...... 1900 10000 5000 ..,. 5000
Whea, was Arm for time early In the day owing
cold and unsettled weather At the Northwest,
rmer markets In that region, Northwestern buy
~ at Chicago support attributed to Armour In
rests. covering OF shorts and light offerings.
ut later In the day suppor WAS withdrawn and
riocs rave way under long liquidsuon. an sbsenoe