New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York september ~ IS'o
COTTON-Thc market closed steady WIN a o ,e "a. az
vance Of IS 10 10 points I91a ssTS closing
The market sold sGou! ~ p9s ~ he dsV werc made
n neon just after the oyernnen mad been read
ssc and it JUMPED to ssc ana December jumped from
2c 10 re Af,e this the had declines and
advances surprise expressed that there was
not greater seysnce on the exp I cooks as il lad crop
reports have been generally discounted Opening prices
he verpooi Contract market with about poni
ss9 sSysn'e and lssR Ssra ADVANCE is S&ed
Fall River inners are said 70 nave surp wb
last YEAR q, This line they had about four weeks supply
he; ana tha, Commission look Tor further ad
in certain goods Receipts "a, Se% da as
week and l2s5 last year Receipt at Houston toa a
Ssos s al year receipts at Meph
bales against 1875 and % r. wc3ae: map he'll, we
Orleans with So and Cuero, Ten. OF lndica'iSn. iDr
and Western Texas Weaher report ind''Sts
Dallas. Ia ,loT Brenham clear hot Austin. pary cloudy
hot Temple partly cloudy. warm san Anioni.. o','
%Hrea S2 for ssp,S Sn shd% % decline
syerase sSndon . 49, psT s Auss Th docnr
Of i5s points during Aneus IN ne Nres e yc.rs
Tie STATE averages follow Virginia. 80. North Carolina
20; South Carolina 30 Georgia ~ TgTd@ 81
O. M.ssour 81 Indian r,rror.. CO. and oklohoms *,
c rhrIs f Ss, p n be iss onn Few COUNTIES
sTa TsT MAJ iaT se ss h S9 aSd ry ~es
caused he PLANT ,e ;sdS ,v ao S ,"o late
b. u benefit The plant las consequently ma
furcj rrematurciy hollis have opened rapidly ,ia
the cso is being gathered earlier than former Fe+FS
SINE counties report that The crop viii DO All harvested
nv .he rnidele II october few counties in MISSISSIPPI
reori damage open 10y heavy ms The sial'
a. NH lighter thln consequence % drouii
and heat an. the shedding of leaves AID bolts VIII res
In rnsisr al damage he yield tho top crop NJ
Chronicle" sucd today its annual estimate 81 me coI
crop FOR the enGf September J. lN II tgues t'
CROP as 7l02 i73 bales. weighing %"1 -! ':f 10 a.
aesns ~. 7G5 bales. Weighing 3olN+ ""S' ID Tor t'
preceding wear tas years takinEs Tor Coisurr
non have been: Nor'a lc1"14+ bales against -l1 90
soutn SO Ss}.52 Total clH~umpiloA -''Np
ma rsains - Total exports. 4il@ol@. asaiAs
SIS Si Receipts IT Atlantic and Cali sn9rins RS
WEE 1891 ST.. So lGi last year ana ~ ~ me
preceding The year opened win Inanuia'tHeI'
fniy ornplcved prices r-lnune-ativ" l. closes on
market ovcr-stockcd with The outlook uncertain
hat IL the year were cdif'i i
with rror in laf with loss. southern Hpind''
rea he'd .C7 against $50 m" previous yta- ana Wef'
81 ,>r cent more than 1890 and ISL Inc adAil"n o.
TIE year WAS 80 mills and II nor" iniis eNr"f e
start within a shor time There have been Phenomena
gains in exports Of goods 20 C'it AFRICA hh'
British North America. The movement n emma fa'
more than The overland moNe ~ IN cotton oe
per The = st Louis catreo 81 PEI
thar lest The Cncin'at route &c
creased 30 per and the Evansville route Oyer 10" pei
cent Orleans received % % per cent ot the crop
Galveston 300 per cont and savannah l2ad per cent
The average wegh, per bale for the year was oo- O3 10
heaviest in Texas against jO7:'S preceding year $500 ,
Opening close today. and closing pids th'
previous night and last year follow