New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
4 BREAK IN COTTON.
RESULT OF BEAR MANIPULATION
CROP REPORTS FROM TEXAs PREDICTING DIS
,sTI.,, FROM EXCESSIVE RAINS IGNORED

crop REPORTS FROM TEXAS PREpi'ilN" pis-
,sTr:,. FROM EXCESSIVE RAINS IGNORED
WALL STREET PICKING Up COTTON
,r..o -as a sharp decline in the cotton market
s,ordov o,,otations falling 10 20 II points anu
closing a, toe bottom. The pecrhar acuoh Vi ."e
cctton market recently has led 10 inc suspcio"
that boa- manipulation more IMAM "h!'"'hs e'Se
has caused the decline The outsue news ""' "o
tus,aed any such fall and the sharp break yester-
d. on ton Of the decline OF ten days confirmed the
oxci.i,r imnress,ons that II Is manipulated mar I
ket There was a report when fouhu cTeue"ce
tina, II NJ Nell. OF New-Orleans was pehinu '"e
fall operating at Liverpool. in behaii OF mouse
short Of cotton for carly fall shipments Inc srea
&c, weakness Yesterday was on report that Ne'ii
o,,, ,ssua n h.arlsh circular. There was active
huvinc on the break 10y Wall Street and New-Or-
leans The bull party in the great cotton port VI
the South are as aggressive az ever a 'eesi"'"
from that city said that "!f Noahs Deiuse ieii III
Texas and the Ark were to rest on top OF Cadd"
peak cables would go to Europe from New-or-
leans that the Ark all righ; ana cotton ~ ~
The volume Of business on this Exchange sweIcd
70 2oel0l bales August closed at stA The late
moaths wcrc stronger. relatively. spot cotton was
1lGc lower here and there were sales OF liyo piieS
for export and 555 bales 10 spinneTs Inc socre'"'
Of the American Cotton Oh Company. at New-Or-
leans Is here. His estimate Of the coming cioP ~
tina; IT VII be less thsn 500" bales
Djsp,tchc. from Fort Worth Texas. report the
Trinity ami Us tributaries out OF banks ana po''o'
.anss ovcraowed. The character o. the crop re-
ports from the state that produces nearly ohe-'"r'
Of the cotton yield Of this counir, may he seen
from the following. \ cotton buyer N lay'o''
r,xas writes Under date OF june IA
rtylor Tex June 1--WE note that the cotton
market mas Dcon weak and declining this "c'h !"
p,csunc from the very naitcrinS crop reports wa.
are being circulated in the marAets' stdV"s III"
the sun has out. the weather be,tef e.'; ,he
such people cOuiu but take rant sli"i't ~ e''
cotton fields rather patch' y. OF inns 'vuil''E Wv
would at once conclude mat IL "ou'H 'ah' ','' "a
SUNSHINE eDoE-grca-e and suci The 70 put 'e
cotton pa tch-s IN any;hrg Ike a healthy cohitoi'.
Last year ever, inlng was as ia'oiapr i"l IN. P.s
and the IA herring possibly could ne i'h.t ~,
know IL 10 be a fact that in a iarsc lrrce'.ttsr "a
ga Sc. farmers In ils state have hoi he'I "p', ~
do more man one weeks good cu.tivatnS since 'iaS
In som. cases people are yes Trying I" P'a''t'
:, hi, many acres viii be abandoned even thouSh
IN. weather continues good from no" on IraSr'-
ing saic.Inen all agree that the acreage Is snaue
MIN the ba, kwardness OF the crop ana the eA;iene
>, ~ r,.ltiv,.lon OF IT, We think people Wiii De-
iieve right when the crop begins l." snow.
These dispatches were received yesterday. show
ing that conditions had not improved since the above
letter MAS written:
New Orleans June S-Sherman Tex, cloudy
Nc Kinney heavy rain last night Pine Blum ram
ms. l.tue Rock. heaviest ram ~ year, ""''"'
night. stores Hooded six inches deep H. ,
it1ihim Tex June ls.-Iias been raining TOT slh
DAYS Farmers Will not be able to get III helds lot
ton DAYS Prospects more rain.
Paris. Tex June S.-FoUr inches ram iast invent!
four hours. ard s.iiI raining.
Meridian Miss. June lS-ExcesslNe rains CON
tnuc damaging crops Prevents farming opera
1irandview. len June IS. Excessive rains Farm
ers much discouraged. Cotton baiiy uaii"s'''
CLOUDY and still. raining