New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeW-York. November IL. ls9I

New-York. November IL, 1897.
COTToN-Ths action OF to-dsy's cotton market was
ssDAns but IS a the he rank ssra nS s % we
measure due to acaueecenle II cooperation, on the
e cSneason ,hst cotton being below PRODUCTION
Was s ,s, p:. 'P5 have ns n to Dn than
anything in the history Of cotton with ense
sSas4S or as ' SsS he & Starting steady with
q G%r 2 SiR the s &
which the market sumped badly tngish advioss wers
Of SeS:erday 20 o,nceTned But the
from spSn G3s e Market Tor futures the latter showing M
Of 10 points instead OF ne net ADVANCE oi sS
and reported sale. Of 1900 Heavy receipts at pos
sSs a nsSrST dmn s
sstnats The failure Of Yesterdays frost predictions to
1 Tsasnsi. As the the HSa S
10 loss 70 Of 70 P1 to Il points. TIE total s
bale: the ,s s ssay r ehS
BY speculative interest in cotton as an invest
market %sP slihcSss ae:ordRs would
SRy ,SSs ss e 1s S as hgn :
TO- 100000 bales. sp9 cotton quiet price, ilSo oWs
ss. SSasd 200
spG, sales 70, h Te S s Sas 2 SSnr was sls
don. this week Total saiss futures for the
p:cs Mccormick Cos cotton Letter TO nj, night .Sy;
For come unexplanaes I.ason sow s nn1
Bureau report favorable unfavorahe In char
&c: :ee Tss yd o. Sf r nt GltSEp pc. rs This n
10 Il crop OF anywhere from 90n0crD bales 70 eS,N'W
ha-s The former fgure IN arrived a. Nv MAKING cei
lions upon the ~ acreage of 24I Ws ana ov
m 10 the bale The local trade however. IL dsn'.ed 70
Ok roo oO bales ami consequently they dsduce fn ne
figures today issued an indicated yield Of from s""no
o 600 bales Looking mon me report rom NY
Is hull'sh in charscer ana nfeN
fails 10 Justify Neills estimate OF yield or lOW'W"
bales 10 the crop situation the Bureau save: IN te
main the crop has been picked in excellent CONDITION u
weather having highly favorable There not IN"
roens large corr. correspondents 10 overeslae me
effect Of unravorabie conditions during the growing sea-
SON or 10 conceal minimize the importance y suCu
conditions favorable and whls ne r,sui
now published subject TO revision In the maj rpr
believed to approximately represent IN" aoaa'
condition ~ the crop. >"
secretary Hester Of the New-Orleans Cotton Exchange
gives IN. movement OF cotton from September 70 No
IL follows; Port receipfs 2nl2 NV,
bales against 1877 Lois Ga In 1879 and
SO7 ISL the time in 1897 Overland TO mile snr
Canada 322 17a bales srsinst 800 AZ last year 22"i
September l. 9S5 400 bales against S2i 3i5 last year
400 400 in Isa5 324 oi3 IN 1sat southern MI tag
ings net o57 7s3 against 1929 last vesr 23'l
IN 1895 and eOl 574 1894 Brought into signt luhg
~ davs n date 3S71517 bale- AGAINST ISL hst
year sl2 232 and 3Ti2 $50 IN lSHi HrouPh'
Into week S71G7 bales AGAINST $40 sH ,or ne
seven ending November u last ycsr Si1si IN 1872
ana 500 oc4 time n ,s9t BROUGHT INTO SIGHT
nrst twelve DAYS Novenhe- a31 6sl bales ara lns'
Az ssi last wear b41 .oeS IN 1895 and e@O20 IN lNA
Chrnparisons In these reports made W 70 correH
ing dat4 year before and In 1S ana nf
10 close ~ corresponding week Comparisons oy weeks
would TAX. IN "a 81 the last year 20 DAYS
year before last and Il days in 1894 against only 20
eofco mice follows: