The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31


The o-Hcial weather reports revealed the
ia", that the SppthSe~i was stIll IN the grasp
81 drought. yet prices declined whY'
Iierausc the weather map showed an area
OF low pressure over western TeIa. aud some
of the Weather sharps thought the chances
mere good for rain over SUNDAY. Room
traders and spot interests hammered hGGrrs-
siNey for a time and there was scattered
liquidation for local. Southern aud Wall
Street account The weather over the
Eastern belt was favorable as a rule for
reid work and reports OF an Improvement
IN the outlook continued TO be reCeiN ell
from some sections. special reports to
the JOUtuai Of C"mmsTcs from North aud
south Carolina noted some improvement
~ the situation as a result Of the favorable
weather at late The spot markets az the
South we're quiet. CurtailmenI Of produe-
81 The country. especially in New England.
Before the Close, however. much OF the
mad. pnrcsSs"s on bSilisS Top report
tEom various sections. The crop IN many
locAlitIes east OF the Mississippi - stu said
fields Contin 10 lie reported The plant
rule 10 backward and according ~
numerous reports IL fruiting IN an unsaiis-
temperatures of 100 TO los degrees at twenty
on" stations out Of thirtv-throa reporting
No returns as to the temperature were re-
CetN"d from eight stations In Oklahoma
IN" lowest maximum temperature reported
was Aht NtsTeee anu tue nlsnesA llu W
ram Vas reported IN either Texas or Okla
hOnia. Such conditions speak for them
selves No ram was predicted for Texas
or oklahoma 4 bullIsh Coz ernuent re-
port IL expected on tuesday. August >,
Many think II will state the condition at
around per cent. against ~ per cent last
month. But whatever the figures. they viii
not show the existing conditions in he
south vest. where the plant In many sections
naS been subjected To whitening heat for
IN. DAYS since the Government data were
= ~. ...,o.,..a ,.... 49,. n-.,h.o..
Mel Fad den. ID. Miller. Wilson. CaTpsni.r.
SSI"denbuIrg; Craig. Hahn hnyers. Messrs.
Hutton. Chspin. Mayhem David Miller
offered 10000 January at I'i1" Frank
liayns sold 90 tales Of $40, cotton from
seai saii AZ 81. 500. against th- last previous
rsr,. Iohn InSi's SiTed from }%i6re 6kiS
that, cotton Vas the only crop that looked
report say the condition OF :! . per cent on
iulv - ndi" ated a crop VI bet ~e"n II 80 Oo-I
and ~ 1"oo tales. Liverpool was clo>-d
II viii remain olen till q @ clock l. VI for the
Government report Mo~roN. Russia. "a.
.rop could hardly be better Weather
favorable for growing. OuI estimnte Of /
the "roI, IL / UOD 40 bales Marshall Field
eco IA their weekly review ~ the dry goods /
trade said india attons al this tune give
every assurance that u" prevailing prices |
tor the rsnai nder OF this season AT least. In ,
any event II - a reasonably safe prediction |
to say there " III he no chanE- beforeU Ctober, |
with strong probability Of "A continuation |
for n considerably longer PERIOD The fore |
going II not surprising IN view Of the present |
price of spot cotton and the fact that the !
new crops enter into the manufaC turr OF 1
these goods for fail or early spring delivery
Another feature that l. largely re<pon~ ible /
'Or present conditions II the fact that the \
mills manufacturing these products have ,
heen td'c the last two months and as a |
natural consequence there has been a de-
Ctded curtailment in the output, estimated !
to be- between ," and - per cent and there 1
iseNery reason 10 believe that there " III he a /
pronounced shortage in the supply. Mer
chsnts can make no mistake In ordering /
literally FOR future a. well as Tor immediate |
needs
Texas Official maximum temperatures
we're a. follows brentwood. Henrietta. !
QuanAh and LampA-As. los degre es !
ball'nger, Dallas. Greenville IyongvIeN 1
and ,orr,"ana, I0.. Weathsriord and Naxa- |
ha"hie. 100. Abilene and waro, iO2. Paris
Mexia, Dublin and BrenhAm. Iol. Taylor, /
Juero. I.ulinE and San Antonio. ion. OKLA /
homA MAngum. no Meatherford, 100.
saltwater. IO7 NARROW. Tulsa and Chandler,
lOs Ardmore. Durant and Shawne 5 |
Ho!denvlile and Oklahoma. lo4
Futures de- lined to ~ pOintA but re-
covered part. closing Arm A. a net loss for /
the day Of TO points Tke estimated
sales were I25.Ooo bales Prices a. fol- |