The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-22

The fear OF revolution In Russia was largely
the cause OF the decline In cotton ltgsve the bears
hope OF bringing out stop orders. They were TO
some extent successful Russian spnners were
In Liverpool. Some weakness in southern spot
markets here and there was reported. Just a
In the receipts AT the ports noted Most South
ern planters appear to br holding their cotton.
with the Russian hogie may have on them re-
mains TO be seen There are those who inink ine
Russian business Is rather far fetched Walt
Stree, buying for Investment In spite Of Il.
Russia consumes large quantity OF American
be no ight matter for American cotton interests
Theodore Price Is supposed to have bought March
10 have bought early and sold freely later. $, T,
Hubbard bought. Latham. Alexander & Co. were
s oSd.'s "'''''n N'''ne''' H. "'S0" '"' '' "'''
Dick Bros & Co said. ~rhe price Influences for
the near future conflicting. on one side IS
the forthcoming census report. which is eI pected
10 show about 100000 bales ginned TO Jan. l6
crop OF more lhan 100000. Including llnters, II
the sentimental effect OF these ngutes causes Who'll r.
sale unloading by southern holders further de-
cline seems probable. on the other hand. II the
South stands frm 1t seems likely that approx,
nAtrly the low level OF the season may be reached
when the foil report is given out. II the South
con,lnrcs to hold tenaclously until planting time
the battle viii be won. and the speculative bears
Will be compelled 10 retreat. ON This subject the
cotton convention In New Orleans Jan. "a TO %
will throw some light and this meeting Is expected
to maze short sellers cautious, no matter what the
census report may show Accor Ing 10 the Chron-
creased this week iiGOoo bale. The bullshness
OF these figures Is somewhat Offset BY the compare
Ga,IS ~ cai-Spot was Dun No sales. No ?
red Sc. over NV York May; TIE Northwestern re,
81 last yeaT chicago. ~ egginsl LAST week and
Sales. ep0D bush. Prices as follows.
open HigH Loio- CLOS Last
NV, I I IS: il Il 81 81 f iI5js:.
S g af S. ;, re Co sA Ss d NSnIs
elevator, 52isc FUTURES closed nominaly &c
lower. Prices follows.
u,v. &c &c % 81 &,
The following shows the grain movement;
New York what. Corn, oats. Rue. Barley
E EsSS'Ri' $3.50 $3.50 i5i 7 I ii3SO -'o0
Recipe eiTsso 1900 $4,000 $4,000 1000 5000
Shipments....... 29.oc0 1900 $500 1000 ?SOOo
buffalo;
Shipments. ..... .... 7s,001 .... .... liz 900
Covering By recent sellers and buying by Armour
In wheat early In the day; Moreover there was
less pressure 10 sell for the time being, and com
newed LIQUIDATION soon set In, and prices slowly
sagged. with bears hammering. There was some
selling on stop loss S5asr and 1cga bun supper was
OF the hour trade continued pcSslmisc, the rece pts
- L. 49, to- - - o,Iteit e'e r ~
were easter. and the Northwest continued To sell.
Inc decline N BRUSH COnholh ana lLle uuiANoTAbc
situation In Russia had elect Tnr North
western receipts for the week amounted 10 2.735
cars, against 2,425 last week and 2.322 last year.
The worlds shipments arc estimated al 100000
bush. some decrease Ia The visible IS expected
Monday. Corn and oats nuctuated In company
vita wheat. advancing early and declining later.
Valentine was again selling corn al the West.
FLoUR.-Qulet and steady. sales. 1000 bills;
receipts. r. iSG bbls exports. L so bbs. Winter
In bills: Clears. Si-joGkS strelghts, S540Gl5 90.
spring In bbls: Clears. N.boAAib. pAtent6. 50 a
S.25 Rye -four, 81 Is is.
CoYPEE.-Ro on the spot was steady al $50. for
No. T. Sales, 900 bags Rio No. al sN4c.. 500
S1vAnlIlA. Futures advanced TO 10 points, but
lost part, closing unchanged TO points higher.
with the tone steady ana the sales o. 500 bags.
HAvre declined NJ. but recovered 4 OF The loss.
hamburg declined laplz. 40 returns from Mo
owing W a holiday. Santos dtcued 100 ruls
roccii q. 1900. Et0ck, 5000. Prices hero
follows;