New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01
4 BTOYANT COTTOy MARKET
TIE GOVERNMENT REPORT SURPRISE.

IT Confirms PRIVATE ADvICES OF DAMAGE TO
THE cRop-Ax ACTIVE: SPOT INQUIRY.
TIC Governments weekly crop report was dlsa-
gre,abe surprise TO the bear operators on the New
Work. Cotton Exchange yesterday. The bureau re-
,orted that tho cotton outlook was lees favorable
than a week ago and the crop IN Mississippi con-
finues to be grassy. In Texas II Is Irregular. ana
complaints Of she iiirg come from the ''roinaS
IouIsan, and Florida Rains have injured the crop
in Arkansas and Louisiana. on the strength OF this
official statement, LARGELY confirming private adj
vices the markc, advanced points above Tuesi,y's
c,osin, figures an! closed steady points up. ocio-
her closed at go and November at sa'. The excel
lon, eno, nou,rv continued and 1Io) bales were sod
AZ an advance OF I-lG cent. This spot inquiry IL
looked upon of the best FEATURES OF me mar
he, There were sold 2lcl bales on TUESDAY and
,ors Of an additional sale 81 1000 bales helped to
e,in,u,o.e thc market This shows that cotton Is In
line with the continued activity seen III III o'he'
lines Of industry Liverpool advanced IL points yes
.erdav Manchester spinners increased their tax
ines 10 loGp bales.
r,,l news came in from al sides yesterday. The
Houston trox) Post" published report nom liz
counties Indicating crop - not over 2rDoo bales
IN ,ha. State The report shows an average acre
age decrease Of q per ccai. Including per c'n'
caused by abandonment on account OF w''nS' Inc
condition is % per con, under last year The Texas
detailed state report says that the CONSENSUS 81
shows the crop j. ore 20 A44'' Nt'N- NV
and generally below the average Dry weather Is
causing shedding in the Southwest. Tho crop In
Western Texas Is not fruitng properly and the Mex
lean wce,Il Is doing damage in the southwest
THIS d,su1,ch was received yesterday from New
Orleans orrDspOnd"ri;
Last year Nenl Brothers in their July circular
estimated the crop ~ S.s9"'' ana that COT, %.
,h,t sze would leave 3.er'p bales ~ me N.Eii
visible supply on sep'emeeg -. am hs m, 6,o mdrlT.
visih,e supply on that ia;e Will be about .l'",
H. Therefore. they nHn.sred To sne , wear ana
mai he crop actually realized. together Win 30
90 :ess visible supply "na' - in' n,eJS,ot
crop next season OF 10000 anyhow. ana '""""
possible OF probable
The market ,osei last NIGHT higher than il was
q, tho dov before Ncilis estimate was Announced
IN Liverpool
Private dispatches from the cotton belt were fully
As bad as any tine snce The crop began l" k''"'
Here are a few samples
New-Orieans Iuiv - s., ond crop - army worms
have appeared in Kinds county. which Is the county
adjoining that in which Ni.kshurs Is ,......,..
Oklahoma. July so-Army worms are destroying
New. Orleans. july % The detailed I,ouisan,
Tais rco5 ny nSTns On AMI not crop
III he made c5nroria Par.i- Worms have az
ppbau, ,nrk o. frui,Ag, Easi Fcaclsna rarsh.cro
shedding badly: grassy AMI not much iait b'.
i rIanHh w il reayh onr-ha Of last
Caiahoula Parish Plant gong 10 weed very srassF'
shedding
plant not fruiilng we'll som. ploushlnE nr'l.' 10
onsh Jackson Parish Most ~ the cotton lrit ~ ,h'
grass, Impossible - work i puachi,a iar'h
Worms are reported. should they attack cotton. u
,vni he total failure a. u j. month latc now.
weed Is large without fruit N"fmilion faTsh
Fields literally Hooded. damage 10 corn AMI cotton
enormous
York Penn July 81 -No'ire was posted ~ the
York Rolling MIL ro-da, announcing that on Hnl
after August l. the price OF pudding ~ili BE- -
ton instead % s. t. present WIN ptopof-
,.oniie advance m oiho- ml.lwork This viii D. il'
second advance within a short tlme. making an ln-
crease from g. - a ton 20 the present rare.