NEW YORK. .lune 5.?The cotton market]
Mas less active to-day. and fluctuations tver-* '
narrow and Irregular < ?? toiler co'itruetH !
nold between U' 74e and 12>l?\ closing at j
12 "Sc, and the gen?ral list closed steady net ;
rolnts hlghT to points lower The mar- |
ket opened at a d'rlln-j of : points to an j
advance of fi points and with i^iYerings <-om- !
varatively small Prl<-s ?r.r?nl about 1 to
f points net higher After th. ICncli^h mar
ket r|0.?cd l.lv? rj.ool t?u>liig In ? ar e l?-s^
active, and prices turned somewhat easkt
under scattered selling
On a set back t*? wlihtn a point or two of
Saturday's closing liirun - however, there
was a renewal nf demmd ot houses with
Liverpool connections and ;h- market
steadied u;. ap i !??? 'Closing pric.-s w.-re ..r t.
points off ft<ju\ 'i'e.^t unaler reall'.<ng
with the lato "months, relatively . .,??? rii.
larger exports foj th* day helpeil th-- t >nf
durlns th? early afternoon
The final figures on the acreage .f ':is;
year by the Department of Agriculture
dlcatcd an area of M.III.W a.ris. c.on
pared with the preliminary estimate of ,;|
MW" published last July .nwl a llr.t v .. i.|
per acre of 17?> .1 pounds i.atest mall adM<-< ?
-stlmate the Egyptian icreage for till- \en
at 1 ?v.,of<o fe<idan?. the l:ug<-sl on record
i (pen High la. w, ?"i
?!?>>? V. U-e, i.'.'.i l;? t".|
i October i: n si ..j.
l: V
! le ember 12 !'l
January VI oo i.'.n 12.M
March V! 1" 13.1S 11.12 1X1/
Spot cotton fiJiet. sale.-. bail.-'
N'E\\ VORK June Pott iiiovenieiit
Ml Idling 12 7.". Exports -'.tt'T. bale.. s.ile?.
