The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-25
THE r MARkET.
A Further ~Rise-Cables strong bull sun
20. port and Covering.

WEATHER roR COTTON srATEs.
For North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia.
Alabama, eastern Florida. western Florida ana
Mississippi. occasional thunder showers To day ana
90 morrow: light west to southwest winds.
For LoulsIans. fair to day. except showers 10
southeastern part; fair 10 morrow; heht southetiy
winds. s-I '..
For eastern Texas. fair. to. day and to. morrow:
light 10 fresh s~outserly windson the coast.
For western Texas. Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory. scat tered showers to-day; fair to!morrow.,
For Arkansas. showers to-day: fair tomorrow.
FOR Tennessee. fair: continued warm to'day
and tomorrow.
The d~evelopments Of the day we're not
particularly pslatable for a bear. The dry
weather continued in Texas. fair weather
was predicted for that State. many u%nfavor-
able crop reports were received and Liver
pool surprised even the bulls by its strength.
Added to these was buying by strong New
Orleans and Texas interests. The result
bears were plainly Tess disposed b q recently
needs hs rain and the ionrer Il is Delayed ire
greater Will be the deterioration In the con-
ditiop Of the crop. Bulls were encouraged
S ?. taken sgv .. sS once Locking to s sss ! rs.,sf q q sss
the situation upon which the bears have
laid not a little stress. Meantime the move.
s nsnt spSt the msr asw C of The soq souss ar. s@; stro sns
with a good demand from spinneres Tn
spesulstion, on the csnsE hand is 2 t n,,.Hs
sEhe market viii doubtless be doninsssd
r. disSp:sins s&ss =sitss.,on Waissi \; Melsr
said: The price OF cotton Is 90 psr cent
The best class Of dividend. paying stocks Of
the railroad and industrial list are 90 per cent.
surplus money left to favor investments in
securities rather than load up with cotton.
HsSu sss s "a SIamS%sfi Wiz & tSs s' sr:c ssi1s b rs:i9ss
% Sa sSs dT %SsIs be TsT%s sS s ~ sSs e 5sis' S saf
argument. at the moment and prices would
doubtless go. lower. temporarily At issst.
such light and dear %onsy in prcspsot in oil
Of the worlds great financial markets certain
trade generally In a state OF reaction every
whsrs IN all ines y likely 70 cnItfil the
IN Tot ths is sSn sSres 90 four % . y smaller total thar
Messrs. Thomas Norden,. Wilson. Violet.
Hubbard. Hutton and Rountree we're buyers.
tyre and Baobe were sellers -" 80
a. German house said: The disturbance
effect on general business. which -oontinues
OF a very satisfactory character. Especially
i :b tst' show. ass s' ss n chs tns c f4o% t Ss0d s.c ssass;
conditions obtaining during last year. The
absence of speculation and the %strineency OF
When the CROP Begins To- move in csrnest
and a large volume Of IL will have TO be
financed, but In view. Of the large commit
ments Of spinners during the next ming months
We can see no reason for taking the short side
OF the market at present contract values
which are from ~ to 70. below the prices pail
for strict middlinR. new cotton In the South.
We still consider the Ions side the safer po-
sition and would prefer buying on depressio w.
with a view Of taking moderate profits pending
further Developments Of the CROP"
The statistical position as made up from
the Chronicle Ii as follows:
THIS csek. Lag wsek. 1896