The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15
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Prices OH-nAlns n ruxAs-MoFo Pre-.
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WEATHEh FORECAST FOR oOEToN srArna.
For North csFoIna. faiF md eoaanuoa Sool
10 day. Increasing cloudlness and slightly warmer
70 morrow; shower BY night light TO moderate
northeast 70 east winds.
For sonh Carolina. lair to-day, Increasing
eloudlaess tomorrow; sh0ucr hy might. light
70 modefate northeast 10 east winds
For GcorEia. fair today, slightly warmer In
western poTtioa: shouen Tomorrow. Eght 10
moderate northeast 10 east winds.
For Alabama. cloudy Today. showers 70. nor.
row; ight 70 moderate northeast 10 east winds
For Misalsaippi and Louisiana. showers to-day
and probably tomorrow; cpoler 10 morrow.
light 70 mOdeFats easteriy winds. becoming var
able TO- morrow
FOr eastern Teas. showers to-aay and prob.
ably 70 morrow cooler % morrow, moderate 70
brisk southeriy winds shifting 70 nOrthwssisrly
10 morrow.
Tor western TEXAS. showers to-day; % morrow
fair; cooler IN southeast p0rti0a,
For Arkansas. showers and cooler to-day
clearing 90 morrow.
For Tenncssos fair N eastern. showers In
western portion to-day. slightly warmer; showers
tomorrow; cooler In western portion
For Kentucky Increasing cioudincSs end
slightly warmer today showers 81 night and 10
morrow.
With Liverpool closed Il was a half holiday
market here, in which an early decline vas
rains % 2.Ol inches az FORT Worth and of
% iat inches at q dozen other places with
cloudy weather In some 6iher States and
Predlction- OF unsettled conditions over
Sunday IN TeKas, Oklahoma and Arkansas.
atlanta telegFaphed that cotton vas being
turned loose and that every bale Was gong
20 New iork. with BUYERS paying Is cents
for good middlng. There was some iiqui-
dAtiO for local. Wall Street. Southern
and Chicago account. Tho advance Of
ate has been Upid aud sharp and some set
back was not a. all surprising. but the
underlying conditions are IN the ma In
regarded a. distinctly buIlish, even allow
inE for the fact that prices are q, cents
higher than year ago. Reports tO-as con
servative an authority - the cArohtclr
state that rain y badly needed over
two-thir'is Of Te1as and that tho nights
are too cool for the proper growth Of the
plant hat in Aahama there are many
complaints that the weather h too dry
and cool that though farmers give good
reports o. he crops M Arkansas ah h
now needed; that In Tennessee weather
conditions are still uniavoahle. with the
nights generally too cool. SPOT cotton
VAS reported Ia larger demand az the south
and hard 10 buy. Pail Rivers sales for the
which y certainly encOura ging seeing that
q while back they we're down TO o. noo pieces
10 a week. lea1ing balls appear a. conf
dent a. ever Of their position. Data for the
June report viii come down 20 only May
-. nov bat ten days on. and the resent
weather and crop reports have been In
many case distinctly unfavOrahle
Buyers reported were Messrs GWnthm
Brown. MOy~e. Hubbard Miller Hutton
sellers, Messrs Mcfadden, Randolph. Hay
den, kache, hiorien. William Ray a Go.
said We think 4 reaction n possible soon
and would result In a healthier market
While the surplus will he small Il will b.
ample, and until severe damage occur-
attract buyer. Henry Clews 4 Co. said
The weather 4 nov Of the greatest impOr-
lance and should he Watched with a great
deal Of care
months being weakest, bur miliesi and closed
unchan ged to n lower The ending Wa
ba rely steady with estimated sales 90
~ 40 bales Prices - follOW-