New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26
EXPORTS or COTTON ARE HEAVY.
RUNNING on A SCALE AS LARGE AS LA'i
YEAR-RECEIPTs DECREASING.


The feature OF the cotton market yesterday was
the continuance OF the full export movement OF
American cotton to Europe II rs believed 'ha' "
will be impossible for the foreign mills 70 "''iu'
ss much cotton from now on TO the ne" ''op d"
they did last year unless the crop mere 'u'n ~
1890 900 bales or American consumption ~ cur"
Vet the EXPORT movement continues on scare d.
large or larger than last year Receipts al INC
norris Yesterday were Il 100 bales. ana exports lo''
the ports. including a steamer saihns I'm In, cna
Royal were 1900 bales. Exporters oo"sm'
bales in this market, and II was SAID on t'e nv" -
the New-York Cotton Exchange that uresN mo.
and two other firms would accept 1910" nd''s vi
notices TO-DAY This too In spite OF the refusa' py
the Spot Revision Committee. AT ito recent "i'V'0
ing TO make a cut in the higher grades
Many raiders on the floor OF the Exchange yes'e',
day expressed the hope that TINS co'i"'' ,,h
meet again on the second wednesday III 49,,
and remedy the grievance Of which many coInpi"'
~, r.odiust,ng the high grades. II IL salu INA.
y,ve-n,ol and the Southern markets nave V"e,o'
these grades and this IL the only market no, roe
30 The effect is DO an injury 10 Tue '.s1 a
business OF this port by restricting eNpo -,
here leaving on, OF question The comp'a''' o
ers OF contracts that the action OF INC ,s -
q. n r,a,,,es, Injustice TO them, and an oPe" a'u "
The bears in their ampaign TO lower N"'" -
fence Is expressed that the commune w." 49,
slider Its action at the rext meeting anu 49,. e,r
IN an ne floor by dong what many on the "oo
bel
which are now said to be from nc 10 ~ 'o ne,
Moi less noteworthy than the exports
r.s the decided falling off in receipts al 'he i"''
,,o,,,s Iiverpool heard IF the bear reports "oo,.
i.au piv.r mills and declined Yesterday qul ~ &
Amarirao points. Their spot sales d1s' zen ~ ~
800 Anaf.utly they DID not hear OF me u'i'r "a
these understanding TumOrs. our i"1 'NN H., on
dovn Ia = points on he unftvorAOle Sd' ~ 1sI
che strength O, the eXp0r, demand rallied anu ,'D
. I, 2 points better than on Monday ~, c,nse5
,,,,-h swift hing into distant months A"s"7' N'O
al : =. October at 49, and May at "Cs.
lei :cr from Liverpool says .,or,. ,ed,cea
Il, face of Lancashire having mater CO..
s.ocks and seeing a big demand from ue r's' 80
cic,h. AT ,1w limits may he nearer IT, ~ 49,
ton IAN seems probable knowing aisD nc -; ,,
sninnors and manufacturers ar" not COY IT,
may see A better demand for cotton al ec' ~
We feel confident that spnners her" aii on t. ~
.inent Will buy freely At each de''e any, l9ier on
cotton before any chance OF a corner ~. U.' a.,
Ivcrv one - now watching Interior receipts anu "
confess we see no increase mere , =. ,,,
Norfolk Feb 25-SOuihern mills continue 10 .i..,
81 ,nd douhle time We should Judge th,t ulis1
am,.r, IL sninnine about - eco bales Per week ana
,runJs ner week This Is great deal OF 'D,'un -
have 10 be provided FOR tweniy-sx weeks ana isl
nm sfocks low We think the trade ia aC'iHe Syii
what OF the presumption that we are gong " 40
f,om start 10 finish repetition ~ me Sedsp" "a
so. Tho writ 9, has had over twenty-five years eN
thinks n wcud be p 20 against not haNihS II aS
v.ar Receipts are full here bu' nearly az M X
cotton bought and graded L. tn 'o"hr III Wv ~,
terior and I'm fact compressed. The cotton coinins
here is Ike June and July THIS leau- US 10 NJ,
,rs~e e. \ selling wave on more than usual ana mar
what there IL Jeff f. coming forward rapidly w.
believe in crop ~ caoo 600 To 100 " ana "ouu 'o'
le surprised TO soc less.