New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-14
4 SHARP RALLY IN COTTON
BRITISH sPINyERs BEGIN AT LAST 70 BELIEVE
THE CROP IA SHORT

BRITISH sPINyERs BEGIN AT LAST 70 BELIEVE
THE CROP IA SHORT
III. cotton market rallied sharply yesterday and
Closed .ast night very steady. 10 points over
January selling at SIS the final figures OF Thurs
day Liverpool was higher and spinnefs thre
bought 10000 bales. There was rumor that Neil
was dlsposed to modify his bearish Views. though Q
New Orleans telegram said he was so committed -
the bear side that It impossible for him 10
change hi, base The receipts at the ports yesterday
were on,v ssS2 against 1880 last year Port re-
ceipts for the week were GOS. agains, aS0
wear ago Interior receipts for the week were hSs.
against HlA last year. This movement Is barely
more than one-half OF last year. and the effect 10
to stiffen the market greatly. OF the movement
Atwood VIC EFT a Co. make this comment:
For the cotton week. beginning tomorrow, OF last
wear the eort movement was fi5 3i2. and the esti-
mate now 10 that next week 4 vii be about one
half The port movement tor september iast yesi
CROP but the October and November movements
were enormous and the sma.lness or this crop VII
become evident as we begin 10 compare WIN ue
movement after October J.
Price. Mccormick Co say;
Prices have been firm on continued bad crop 40
counts received from New-or'eans Late cables
from Liverpool state that the Engsh pe0p.e are
commencing to attach more importance TO the re-
ports OF crop damage from this side than at any
time In the past.
Some OF the crop news received yesterday was 80
follows:
New-or.eans Sept. lit is said tina, Imam q
Co., OF Houston. Tex report disaster 10 crop In
that State. The county OF Jackson. which raised
1900 bales last year. Will not make lcoo this year
At Bartlett. Interior Texas. cotton Is selling at
1915 10 3 cents.
New-Orleans Sept. n-Signal Service oficis. sayS
that torrid weather conditions continue every
where. and that II is particularly warm In Central
Texas and North Louisiana. 9S TO 100 In the shade
Houston. Tex. Sept IA firm here represent
Ing one Of the eading exporters OF the country says
that the condition Of the crop could not be worse
Savannah, Ca, Sept. ia travelling man selling
tory from Columbus. Ga, west says crop II q per
cent off from last year. with a large demand sor
goods.
Charlotte. " C.. Sept 1.-THE crop from Mont.
gomery TO Charlotte 10 the poorest ever saw, and
nothing can improve II. not ,ate frost.
Raleigh, ~ c., Sept. ll.-Crop In our territory
deterlorated materially during last ten days. Can
safely say will not receive any new cotton be-
fore the 18th inst. Taking the reduction In acreage
and OF fertilizers, etc. into consideration, we
feel warranted in saying that this years crop will
fall. az least 2 per cent Snort as compared with
last year.
Bradstreets Galveston correspondent telegraphs
follows o IA journal under date OF Sep.ern-
Der 3D.
During the last seven days the cotton crop has
suffered severely. Boil worms, sharpshooters and
shedding reported from all over the State Esti
reduced and reliable reports from Southwest Texas.
East Texas and the coast district state that Lot
more than half crop can be made even under TIRE
most favorable conditions. In Central and North
Texas worms have done much damage and cotton
Is shedding badly.