The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-11
THE COrTON r. N

A Small Decline WumOrs. Fake es Dther"
wfss, OF CsoleP weather In Texas
People Don't LING che LnFches In
stock Market Kither.
Prices struck o n In the shape OF Texas
private dispatches reporting cooler weather
and heavy Texas selling hero, not TO mention
the break In the stock market, which NOBODY
half likes. And one Of the chief Texas opera
tors was credited with selling some lo.OV0
bales or 20, 900 in twenty-four hours. linen
the stock market was weak Liverpool oion .
toe the mark In the way that the nuiis hso
expected and there was less pressure to cover.
Much OF the local short interest mas ineesu
been weeded out. True. there was an curry
advapce on continued dry hot weather In
Texas according to the Official reports. put
the rise was very moderate in spite OF tne
fact that continued fair weather was pre-
dicted. On, drawback in the Texas omda
weather news was that many stations we're
missing on account Of the telegraphic stnke'
Bradsfreef's reports. too, from Texas were
favorable. taking the ground hat the not
weather 10 keeping down the boil weevil'
As to the future Of prices the Texas weather
clerk will have the deciding vote. ~ there
are good rains and lower temperature In
the Lone Star state over Sunday. Monday
Il Rs Continues sss SSlt 70 be an American SsSesns and
the stock market does not break VICE opcn
again prices may easily ,. sSTs sSeddins and
That The short interest hes been considerably
se %sSs fs =: .t but on ~ the other hand . Socd
many hauidated bulls are hungry 70 ssks
hold again on q lower level. Lpe orVp -
sufficiently large one and the trade ftnsMon
was never stronger. There wss alow psIonae-
e: ss.y y. ss, Of a rsfi e.. eS Sen II h iis.l s' or i nc good.
There was another further to the northesst'
Which may p may not bring secst ssi Ssim
sssip steering for higher lstitaaass .,,,.,,o,
E9ward Mcy's I 90; ..id; IT. y s. sas" or Ho
for two weeks more there 10 no doubt That the
damage will be very great and that All noPe
a s%ysn,as N 1k f. sn a'e On the sro oReher hand.
should rain come within that period there 10
room for the State TO make three ana snree.
Would be foilosed 81 . sharp Sol~isp.s
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Np Z German a%a Mouse Mousse . .id: cpyst tse r.e.n. ID:
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districts where needed would probably prinE
about a sharp reaction. but we would SUI
t2e uncertainty about the Yield will be In favor
q a trading position on the long s'de TOT ''me
The statistical position 10 as follows:
Ali Kinds Of C~otton-visible supply to-day.
1891 .Oie bales. or $40. ti2 more than at the
corresponding time last year. Visible supply
during the week loses lao. COS bales. against a
loss OF is4. 9ss bales during the corresponding
week last year.
American Cotton Brought into sight for he
week. 4O.set bales. or 1924 less than Tor the
corresponding week last year. Brought into
sight to date, Is. 2s7. 5O7 bales. or 7,sts. 800 more
than for the corresponding time last year;
Visible supply to-day. ! .e0a, 0is bales. or 5i2;Ilz
more than at the corresponding time last
year. Visible supply during the week loses
o., COS bales. against a loss OF Se.3ss during
the corresponding week last year. Spinners
tskings for week. 1888. 7so. bales. or io.457 less
than for the corresponding week last year.
Spinners' tskings to date. 2,77i. 800 bales, or
i,i27. 547 more than for the correspondent
time last year. 49,.
Cotton on the spot was unchanged. Mid
ling. 10. 40c.. against 10000. last year. NO
sales. The Southern spot markets were
generally arm, MiddlinG-New Orleans.
isXc.; Savannah. t2xo., and Augusta, l3Tc.
The port receipts were sos bales, against 30
last week and 3,sDs last year.
Estimated receipts:
Vouston...... 100000 si.A0z
New Orleans. 80. $50 ~ f1H
1880 now. ~ nov.
Futures advanced 5 to q points. but reacted