New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
CASH QUOTATIONS
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York October ~. 1880.
C,rroN-The market started with steady tone, ana
sales on the cali showed decline Of 4 sror P0i 10
the near p@s'T hsre was slight advance Immediately
the 9psnSs .S Sn m on 9 hSTS selling for
account and the hour January had S9u NO
was at sandst at this the brokers awaiting me
Of the AiGT 9 Es CLOCK IS and
great surprise to everybody as showed se'e.
would not show over 81 traders looked Tor ony
about 60 There was rush to sell ana uhd @ Inoying
down to ss5 There bids after ne ann9I me,
TS. price 2t the down. TG To sS there was very From
this point the market rallied on r arS 10 e7 for ianu-
airy After market was eserisn WIN msHt =,
unload ne y, ~ POINTS With total sales of bales
ihs total sales there Amounting ieioO bales January
sphe "p to s6s down to ss4 up % Yo down to So
to and S closed sa a; SO M soshs RS making
net loss there about II points The NewIoTk SPOT
~annss and New Orleans lice higher and Mobile and and
Charleston NC higher with o'n na s % a on the
estimate Of 81 as the general ,,nr
will be about GNOooo bales, not taking int. eonsidss
tion the frosts since the hrsL OF the o s' Texas
which S. which : per cent better man
Unanimous reports had conditions in Texas with
Claim eoos .sn, the GoSe1nmen report was
eddy out of the way. but others sus Sxag
Eerated reports from Texas by private parties
will be remembered that English cotton peop-
10 Of the reports ~ carnage
from cotton belt from tire 20 TIM I4lle., AslcuIl
rai Bureau report detail follows The general
average condition 651 per cent decrease Of D.
points from the September condition. which was IoH
frhes. is general complaint from all counties reporting
of damage from early rains recent droun ana
ravages by and other insects In SCUM Car
DINA Georgia Mississippi there not one eNcei
ton, and in remaining States very rev. Inc top
crop everywhere reported failure, ana ue
Yield by premature opening The percentages
as south Carolina, ~: Georgia. ~; FLORIDA. 50 Ala
hama 20: Mississippi. CO Louis "a: Texas. 5s Ar
Kansas ~ Tennessee 20: Missouri So The Postal 1ec-
graph bulletin issued early this morning attracted con-
siderable attention. IL reported frost IN many sec
tions The points reporting frost were as follows Nor'n
.,arolina-Durham. Henderson and Wilmington; lome,
Ga South BennettsviNe theaVN frost, everything
Killed temperature 40 degrees. Blackylle. Condor; Ala
bama-Gadsden, Livingston, and the following points in
burg the point reporting pleasant frost The
mort receipts week estimated AZ 2'oUp Da.
.ornpared with ol5440 week 3lo.IGO last year
'rodays receipts the ports as follows. galveston
s25I bales compared with $3.50 the corresponding Gay
last week and 459 last year; New Orleans. 1oIt3.
against 423 last week and H. S4 last year. estimated
receipts al Orleans tomorrow 1000 10 1900 bales
las, year and 10 years Recepts at savan-
nah -352 bales against hO5s last week and $50 last
year; Charleston. 3Os3 bales. against |is3 last week
ana 28i year Norfolk. 1853 bales against or
last week 1903 last year; Houston 123.D bales
against o. and 1889 last year; Memphis.
3O22 2J64 last week and 3lJl last year
Augusta lGs7 bales, against 1855 last week ana 'so
Opening. range and close to-day. and closing bids the
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