New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
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GOOD OUTLOOK FOR COTTON.
LIVERPOOL AND THE LOCAL MARKET AD-
VANCE.
NEw.YoRK MERCHANTS SPEAK ENcouRAGINGL,

NETWORK MERCHANTS SPEAK ENCoURAGINGLY
OF THE TRADE IN COTTON GoODs-ADvANCEs
MADE ON THE MILL PRODUCTS.
Liverpool a cheerful surprise to the cotton
trade yesterday. That market opened two points
higher. further advanced points. and though 1t
partially receded the close abroad about 264d.
better than Thursdays last figures a lower mar
ket had been expected abroad and this up was
therefore ali the more gratifying. Just what caused
1t the trade did not know. but better buying 1000
bales. by Manchester spnners. the active inquiry
for spot cotton In this market this week by New
England mills and the many recent things counting
in favor of cotton doubtless had something to do
with the Improvement.
Quotations on the New-York Cotton Exchange
opened a shad, over Thursday advanced points.
receded and Closed points higher than the
day before. The coming holiday and consequent
dulness helped to make the market easy. August
Closed at SIS and october at 6G. The port re-
celpts this week sunk to 1859 bales. against l5oS'
last week and 1876 last year. The amount to come
in sight was estimated only about 10000 bales.
New England spnners bought Sal bales here yester-
day. increasing the amount taken this week TO
about 5000 ba.es. extremely good buying for TINS
port. Crop advicee were in the MAN, favorable. but
not wholly So as the folio wing dispatches show
Taylor Tex June 27.--Felds badly In grass,
rains continue ard doing ham Crop accounts S, s are
bad. generally twenty-five days late Light snow
ers in our territory. ,,
Dallas. Tex. June 2s.-Crop accounts unfavorabe'
too much rain and grass
New-Orleans June 2s-Considerab:e rain appear
to have fallen in Texas Yesterday %snyt% ovs o,
winds in Louisiana and Mississippi today ooo.o,
W;nnheld La June q 3srEN1eSsve rains "00ae'
Calhoun =. c. June 2S~Cotton badly infested
with grass. owing to continued rains Even corn
Erisville Miss, June 2s.-Crops suffering on ac-
Cieburne Tex. June 2s-Heavy rains here to-day.
The following from The Sun of yesterday
Of the features Of the cotton trade
and will read with interest by merchants manu-
facturers bankers. brokers and business men gen
orally:
this morning include AmoskesS blue cb and brow"
drills to nc; Nashua r. and Z. beached sheet,
Rss &C. in a baachcd S% ch o @
quoted from llie TO &c. and browns from 81 TO 1914
There has been steady Increase in demand md Of
business is we'll distributed through all lines OF
goods Cotton goods are especially hym a, ' n
says: There has been pretty rough SEEDING but
have one runner on the snow, and VIII soon
i time since july iss Al Lee. Tweedy Co We
were told that white it I. now Just between bet hay
UP OF the spring business going on. the travelling
statesmen Will be out again by July 10 orders for
ing Inc. One One Of the hrm Of durham buckley 4 co
SAYS: Il have just returned from trip through
the West and there will undoubtedly be good
fall business. 1t is not necessary 10 plunge or
than year ago II. y. s~eetser. OF swcctser.
Pembroke & Co. says THE eprlng business has
ception OF 1892. which neutrazed by the losses
In the latter part OF the year. The fall business
already in sight jus,ines the expectation OF very
prosperous season. Cotton goods have steadily
advanced for three months. and are now az best
prices In response not only to advance in raw
material but TO the increase OF wages In every
direction. We look forward 10 n good healthy
business with the opening OF July trade