New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
HIGHER PRICES FOR COIION
JANUARY SELLS IN THIS MAKAEi "a ''''
MANCHESTER sPINNERs BrY $4,000 BALES ~
rtvrRpoot-spoT MARKETS EXCITED NM

MANCHESTER spINNERs Bt'Y $4,000 BALES ~
ItvERpoor.-sPoT MARKETS EXCITED NM
,nvANCtNG-A MO RISE ALL AROUND
Tho remarkable upward movement IN co'.o"
showed no sign OF slackenng yesterday. p"'' ="
contrary II seemed to have gaineh au'''''
r,o,,nu The active search for spot cotton ny ,"e
a o.,,.a .,,nners ia now the chief feature of the
,,,a,,o, pudelv undecelved by Neilfs latest nan'-
,es,o estimating the crop at only 7.VOW 10 ''|"V
bales Manchester spnners bought III h'.'P =. .oo
ferday 1900 bales OF spot cotton OF ""''" -
were American bales. There was SNAP 10
spots and futures abroad contracts IN hiV'rpoo.
ing 9e4d higher than Tuesdays c,'Ae; u =, .he
American points Liverpool closed almost az nv
fan The sales OF futures in Liverpool rehV"e' wv
enormous total OF nearly million bales'
Tho effect OF this big bulge and surprising spo'
sales In England was to open America" .
wild and excited at IL 10 II points advance 'a"""'s
selling at sss and making new record oh''' ,'"'
,zny sales this was partly lost. hut on the c"ro NJ
,uh, to,,ary was selling at $50. or two points
oyor thu o,rcial close Lehman Brothers, one o'
tho last OF the big bear houses 10 run 10 cover o
lowed Henry Hentz's example ana pouen' 'o', "m
All the Southern spot msrk"ta were ''o"'' nv" e.
&c higher Here fpot cotton was fa"'" Wy
and sp,nners bought 32s bales There was Tree
movement at interior towns, Houston g''Uns o'''
1000 bales or "a much as last year Bu' al INV
,o,,s tho rece,pts were 1900 against 5OW for the
same day last year. The believers In snort crop
any that II Is not surprising that the movement ~
free when the tempting price 10 considered ana we
forcing nature OF the recent weather IN the co''o"
belt The tenor OF the crop news receiV'h y-s.e'
day was gloomy ~ before some Oh Inv "''' '''"'
from the South were NJ follows
New-Or,eans Sept. 25-Southern spot markets ,I re-
ported Wild vicksburg says ssc Tor inl'n LIE
sr for mddns II 1000 or 1900 bales are issued
on October here they viii be taken, az NUN 81 pc,
cotton cost certain parties unner oo nains r. 900 70
400 that Texas Itself II under l7Om -, .,,,.
Houston. Sept. 25-aouer. manager o. we o, III ~
here Just back from trip through I'H n ~ yr,,es
uni crop not much more than half or ihst N'hr
t'plands in that section Will all b" gathered by octo-
Der 90 49, ,,, Ma ..,o,, .,vs
warm dry weather has caused cotton TO open rapd.y
and prematurely and checked growtn ot VIM 10y
was eft the greater portion of the crop being p'H''
a liz Sept Is A prominent cotton factor here
lust returned from trip In the country repor,s, .a
in the immediate Augusta section the crop ~ ai'n S
| nj gathered; that there will be no top crop tnis
year and the factor believes me crop WIZ IN Io Iii,
| $4,000 bales Frost will DO no harm az the p''s
orears Sept .R9bertsCn County oun sps ,ns,
county Is now In sight; no top crop ms year @
years crop will not exceed urenths OF last year
| Rockdale Tex Sept 25-Shippec last year IRON
here 5000 bales this year shipments VIII NOT DE
oI Rs,sieh \ c.. Sept 25.-North Carolina bureau
saws damage 10 crop In last ten days Is fully ~ per
| cent. .. -, ro,sas
Parish writes that he doesn't believe iehsas ,oni
make 20 900 bales against 5000 last year A spcca'
| to Times Democrat says average yied IN A.uma
faaya Valley will be 20 to 30 per cent of last year
II the present rate OF consumption ~ maintained LOT
| Ten months this crop will be 80 moderate tnat by
August the visible supply will be an unknown quar-