The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13

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thlgtysela hours aufue fautn trader tUIi.,'
balae Aieappeln,et q. ~ fhc ACTION N n,
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We The leadtne bulls " th"v vcf" 'rnf1
May ~, Vpfa, ~ 20 have serr. huFi.g hulp
A. least ikls Il how soms closs a~.,aty,
m,srpss.sa "" rs"'"S 70 w" N.'al'u'
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wefg bullah, ard u seems Dr pos-inl. Nv liz
tlps. being ~ lsas,, t9 hrins ahour ,ry Il.
bIs e@ossamp,icn"' W. rot . prg'n IA
hlns OF tbs from the fact that 'Ir ,I.5s
.ypply. e decreaalns 80 much, Nor, t1ptii
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cotton fell 81 during the wrrk M pn Hals'
% against only ~, W Tor no .t.r erei
last. year and % 20 that " all Kinds Ut c'lton
abs II Shove q loss during tho eo.s q
is:'c ssm balm In. "a is.t "s y.sS only ''"' '''i'i
Manipulation may DO q LITTLE. but m1u.mil,.
ton must plainly be relesat~d Ia DO Az.
ground IN che ETssenSe Of fecl,s H. We.
wants cotton and Ia using IL In crofuol,
quantities. and cares nothing about -u"'ulE
tor. e. epy ssoTt; BIG e. l6,,ei eIiI or .g't
back IL found Ia the positive refusal of III,
public TO take any notice Of i, and thu, Il view
Of the experience which the public hn. had
season. IL no; IL the least surprising t vii
take something sensational TO bring The pub.
lie A. In o. sHf Srcwn a Co. said. Practically III.
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many M y y Years. 1si 70 ICON Some e's sltRousR fansP,n h "a,
bet ysaf aeF Rf'' L T'n Is annoossfhesnfss f n sis i%r a s SSai
ton 90 freely. The activity in cotton rood,
Of al sorts. is excellent. The demand from
z he s.. paSIllilPP inoss. :Ga 'h fA Ear %sc, taG5 i ftv %aoi.S
goods, too, OF which the business journal,
make mention, has a bearing upon cotton,
i fSctS sSs' 81 s anfv fabrics s and sls ,a'H for rr hat man" msl.
ter, Into that Of silks and other goods, under
stress OF the vigorous competition in the ,eI.
tile industries, not only In this country but 10
Europe. Bulls IN some cases, 60 so lar as 70
exha,sted by September /. Some Of The
Southern exporters appear to be short on
obtain the more desirable grades needed
y y 6 " s ~ b, nIas Tij, '6S e 're enSI 'r IBIS 81 season. lSGS
iBsSFs 70 aintaip tha. The present adm,Ir,cdly
they deny that any serious damage to Tho
crop has been done, adding that their re.
tSatt Il Ia abs'rd to suppose that the South
has used up ali it's cotton seed. The present
crop movemsnt does not. they add. fall ID
c css naa = p rsactinp After 40 sharp an advance
would be no more than natural. TO this some
f = sitnatinn' tsken al a whole. seems strong!
Price brokers sold May and bought. July.
Messsra' Srsie. Dick. Baohe. Ciews and Miller
< CO. We're sellers. Messrs. Hubbard Grqnsr,
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