The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
ENGINEERS.
"A. M. BYllESBY q Co.
ENGINE ERS
GxAMlMArIo 8 AND Re PoRrs
aI8 IA SALE Sweet
CHICAGO
Fsrissc. Ore o. sksns { y. 0sia hes1s n
ENGINEERS.
THE COTTON MiRkET.


august was 'he gret' feature YESTERDAY
On covering ~ shorts - the estimated eI-
en- 81 10 ufsI blle- supposedly IN the MAN
for wall street interests. tho price shO,
upward ~ points or 81. - bale The rtss
m august together WITH hulliSh crop rs-
ports from Texas caused an advance early
IN ~ day IN the nest rr"p months. Further
rains were reported in T~Na- but very NAM
ins, that rhs relief has come too lAto -
materially benefit the crop IN important
sections and they are arm in the 'onVicuaa
that tho yisld IN th,t STATE - certain - ~
moderate at best i~-pa' from Ssa
Ar'onio, TeX. -taiei that owing - 'h-
drought measures rad h~~n tas-n nv ne
city oniciai- LOOKING to the preservation
Of the traN- Of that pia"~ Calamitrns "a.
ports rrsardia- the cotton crop situation
continued Ia Ia re'eiN@t from Narton
sections ~ T-Nas spot interests AMI srrn.
nsr- made purchase Commission houses
bought for ln al and southern account and
shorts covered
Later IN tho day. however. tho new Crop
months fell bacA 10 about where hoy stood
a. the cIoss on Friday. The detaiIe,. v~ather
report from Texas showed n pre'ipI, a'ion
Of half an inch TO over tao inches at half .
dozen stations and q lighter rainfall Of .
number OF other points while private DO
spai hos reported moisture at points not
covered ny tho ofi"ial returns. I~mPerl.
lures over ~" state were lower Eiriy
buyers IN some cases liauIdatsd. lod
traders hammered and the demand - cover
Abated Liverpool was disappointing Fa-
yorablc crop reports continued 20 he re-
ceiy"d from the eastern belt The ours
Of pri - for the new crop in tho mrleiAie
future will depend largely upon tho weather
IN TsNaz August IL believsd Ia h~ under
the cont roi Of New Orleans interests
Buyers reported were N~S.r- DIX. CN-
pentcr, chaplin. hayden, Hopkins. -.
RAT, Fred.rickson and "hman sellers.
Mes-rs Weld. hubbard Sic lenburs. Hud-
son Nor,i"n and Mohr The fo.l"SinE
rainfall vas OFFICIALLY reported in leta.
MsHaha,hie. : Is in'h'- torSiCars, 70.
Abilene - Galveston -. Marble laIs,
81 o. Al inch houston. a. kalhrE-r. I"
Wharton, 3 Par'-. p, austin, - Huni.,
wr,ih.r ord. a. Corpis 'hrtsti. 81 lem.
perstur"- hTowuNuu,l. I01 degrees Cuefo.
IUo Hubbard lros 8 Go said ne att
tudc " The spinner. unless Their" - change
for The worse 10 "rop prospects. NAY -
waiting one wtItin. go $50 ~ 'rhde wv
Improve To- the present basis Ur vatins ~
-er n Ne Itn'"tS O. ~ anxious sellers a. ne
'tni~ m many year. Tho neat ten days vill
snow both Their attitude and the Weather
conditions which viii control crop estimates
he! ore tho time OF frost. william Raw v
90 $40 tho unC ertatn crop condition sln
naturally pace speculative interest On ne
bu,t Hg SIDE NJ least FOR q while, or Iu,h
'h"r" = some accumulation OF Sto'A. ~ ~
manu- q otur-r- OF the planters We are
At point whore worth and not manpna-
ton should b~ considered iron 'ond,-
tions NAV cause ~N'rrme fluctuations "Nlns
to the planters and val The manufa' iurrf'
continue 20 run ~ los thee are 4hes
tion- ." bs carefully Considered
fu'ure- advanced >" poini- ~ NNsg.
but lost part. Closing at u net r'~ " :.
pnints Lister months gdVan"~'t - % :.
POINTS. bu' reacted and Clo-e'i FiglT
to l lower. The ending vas barely "eAhy
f.ttm0tcd sales. iio."p bales Ir'S
tOllOWs