The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09

consumption Of cotton for the week OF zf5.Oo
bales, or over iO0OOo more than for the same week
last year, Is the straw showing which way the
wind hlowl Ia the cotton trade and Just why the
The big crop movement. in other words IL Offset
by big consumption. The mill tAklngs this season
too. the plsnter does not give way. Spot markets
are VIGOROUSLY frm all over the South. One man
hardly exaggerated the situation to-day when
be said that for every bale OF cotton there are
two buyers" Fertilizer sales In GEORGIA ana
last year, but the ground II is argued. VIII not al
be planted 70 cotton, Much Of y VIII be devoted
what the season Is going 20 be. an that anybody
does know about II A. the present time Is that II IS
iS,ion No e .OT unSsnlSSS Snail and Would he prae-
icslly devoid OF life but for the wall street element
New Orleans 70 day. and large spot interests sp,
pear 10 have taken certain amount OF yuly ana
ecss 0I s sffS 9 sg say IN Se day
due 90 rather disappointing Liverpool adv1ces,
One weather and some selling by few commission
buvinR October through wen known Wal street
commission house. some attribute u 70 NJ; Snilly,
and Others say they have good reason TO believe
II Is for well known Wall street interests. Interests
adnitiedly powerful financially IN any Sase
and II Is argued that trying shake ont Wall street
people will be a different proposition from Shocking
than once been successfully done tits season. The
undeTone Of the market Is nrrn owing 70 ne large
how ovet by the larnrss OF the season. the belief
that the Acrcsge viii he decreased TO come extent
idssl sea- season sneh a. was v,res.sd iss, vssr
McEsrs. Dick. Mitchell Hubbard and Mcfadlen
were BUYERS: AcPadden brokers also sold May
;" G ran srot Was Dun No ISLES. No,
Norihwsstern rrcsip's werr ik3 cars against is1
last week and 100 las, yeGr: Chicsso IS cars against
changed n TO sc IoW " ~ Prices as follows;
opsn. HloA- Lo1- Clos Lgss
May .iFioI-,o iiiScit I 81 iccss4 N i;S
s ssls, a;;:. az az ~ s S sS 81 81 81 s..
NS Ss S,s qqS % q hs sPG1 s &: eop oV %s.
quiet on the syot. safes, 5000 bush No mixed
lower Prices as follows;
49,. e. e. 5 Is e.
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.........s,.s..s-...-''- On ~
The following shown TIE grain movement;
NsS York Tss s 5 c So Rv' De 7scc
ExportS Gee. Ia,ois 10000 ItsS .... 400
rec etuSso. asoooo IssnOo looo 1900
SAiprnc7ts .3LOo) $1,000 al 90 1000 1900
saiipmsnts ...l.mo .... 1900 Gee. q ooo
Tue trsd,1v IN What Wa quie' and price. nrctu-
ated within narrow range For time the tone
nscted but later on p-c~s SLOWLY sageed owine 20
continued favorable wcAfher. sales for both sldes
ZION, IiFht rains wer~ rrDorted in the lake region,
iivernool advanced "a 70 ~. FnAner Australian
MI budapest dscin,d Fr and Paris S TO 70
centirnes Some MINNEAPOLIS deypStches reported
that number Of the mills there sre TO shut down,
but other advises denied this. The worlds shIp.
nents m Monday ar estimated ~ a,enn0on bush.
some decr-nfe N me visible expected. The
Kansas state rcport makes the CONDITION aS against
~ IN December and 81 yer ago' Gcrn end oats
were dun and FASler. better chipping inquiry
for corn WA reported.
bbIs eTnort, EO77 bh's. Winter IN bhls.: Cleau,
a. sOat4 rs. straivhts. S55NE-3S SDrtng 10 bills:
CiesrF, g 259ts 70: patents 8 sOGtaz5. Rye -four,
81 SSa24S
CoYYTE-Rio on the SPOT WIS steady e 7liITTfc.
FUTURES advanced 10 N ~ polT-s, closing 6teAdv.
Havre advanced ~. n ~. and Hamburg u pfg.
pio was unrhargeA eyrhanVe SD. hlTher ~ i6lfd.:
receipts mo hags' sfocf ~ no. Santos was IN
chsuged receipts 1000 bags stock. loss 900. PEcss
y A.