New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
TIE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

\ew-Iork October II. 1895.
20 IS points for day. with the irregular and
b ath Ss oy s cSs rss The
@ s a Tnn 90 b esn the
$1,000 bales. by far the largest days business ever
o. the cotton exchanges OF the world The largest pre-
,ous days business was on the NewYSrk 0S,t9n TX
when the total sales footed up $50 200 bales on tna'
DAY January s sHd DOWN up to ana MaeS
equivalent loss OF say III points from last We5nes
The bull campaign reached climax last Wednesday
70 which time there had been advance Of something
400 points or practically &c per PS1nG sn m e here 1 s
prices were marked on nc Saturdays prices which
ding gulf at SIZE The Liverpool spot market went OF
sed The Liverpool eontr1ei market closed WIN b n
very steady contracts for some time after the opening
Of important operator This led TO the circulation
paisn Peter Labouisse and Lehman had combined
prices New-orleans the latter being one o.;
NJ i%boui.se and Mr. Stern mad not joined forces buy
mis- latter Statement, that there had been possibly
some settlement which would lot necessarily mean how
cotton In fact, !: was stated the hocr o. the *
Iabouisse that principal had not sold bale o. his
Long sS.'U %nsa1 he s,ye q, Emmett puech was
ported having faei to meet hq Market s dd
moi seem 10 much figure here During the forenoon
e:i heA bs c and aiaTy aroppes To
A Of AZ points. then rallied 70 s24 fell oaek 10 90
nd 81
point. In spite Of the talked suspensions a, New
Orleans thought that settlements Will be promptly
IL is hoped that the market
this critical period without serious UouDic.
There is a good or to the trene OF thc
Liverpool there Is sOcu usal u
Incertainty decline mere and az New or
leans Interpreted abroad The pressure OF feali]
market tremendous but mere Ner'
times when offerings seemed to md ready puyeIS
ana this the belief as expressed " some
traders convinced that Time
had come for a toward better prices The Finan,
cal Chronicle the yield u cotton cannot ran
below 1900 go bales and Il exceed that hsafe VII"
favorable conditions Against THIS II may D. sdi
that Mr.. Neil Teaffirmed his estimate that ylelu
NAV fall figures. and reports received since
made Indicate even Is snlaH-f on
earlier history OF the Cotton f.Xchahge le
present excitement cotton va
on dav following Thanksgiving Day Of $3.50 when
he sale close the half million marx ana the
market advanced ~ points. Very little attention
pald the statistical position ne SouheI
spo markets depressing influence OF me genera
the leading markets quoted lower
prices Nevr-Crieans Lice lower Augusta 'sQ'gc
Savannah l.c lower, Baltimore
&c lower Mobile and St Louis sc on dne feeeipss az
Orleans tomorrow estimated at 2GGD 70 JOV
bal 20 500 bales the corresponding DAY sS'
week - 3i3 last year and 80 O24 years ago To-
DAVIS receipts New-Oreans were 81 l3 bales AGAINST
year: Galveston L. sS3 bales, against l45v las, ~eeh
and 20 year: Mobile. 2495 bales against -
las; week and 3.i25 last year savannah .4lo oales
and lJ29 last year Shariestoh
2sS2 bales against 57s9 week and 4s'3 last year
Norfolk 37l4 bales against $3.50 ast week ana oflV
The receipts at the ports oi the WEEK ar
800 go bales against ~ ts' Iss wek an sS
receipts at Augusta We're Ies-
hale corresponding day last week hiu
es2p last year Houston 106ll bales against 9oO asl
ri Is year: Memphis 10 l62 bales agans
1ls9 last week and 3I3s last year ,o.,,u ria. -.
Opening and close today. ana closing oids 'ns
nj