The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-13
COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
Liverpool Didn't Follow Our Big
Decline.
j00D PURCHASES AT MANCHESTER.
rhesa Facts Csnssd III. American Mar
kes 10 Advance Port Receipts
Were Rs her Light.
bod PURCHASES AT MANCHESTER
onlce Of Tho Post,

The big decline on this side yesterday
didn't cause Liverpool to respond to the
extent that many expected. consequently
the American markets were more bulish
during today's session, and closed with
fully one-half OF yesterdays loss rocov-
erred.
Liverpool futures had an advancing
tendency during tho afternoon and the
closing tone was steady. though QUOTA
lions were lis-6id lower than yesterday.
Good purchases of spot cotton were re-
ported. aud this also helped to keep the
bulls ~ the front at New York and
New orleans. The total sales at Liverpool
were i5.0o0 of which i?9oo were American.
The port receipts were the lghtest re-
ported any day this weck-9S,5al, against
i1.lSe last year Houston also received over
iNN less than expected while New or
leans wired rather low estimate of re-
ccipts at that port tomorrow.
New York futures opened steady. about
: roilts up, continued the advance
throughout the session and closed hrm 6
TO points higher than yesterday.
Nov orleans futures were up s points
al tho opening. lost part Of this on tho
second call hGt closed steady. s points
above Yesterdays decline March con-
tracts sold at SIC for tho lowest, and So
highest
sro, cotton AZ Liverpool declined .ssd
All 1000 bales were sold, The American
,m ma Nsls We're EenrrauN nnnheEvu MY"
w'b.rN ort' ~ were .i5c on
H. > Nelll nenheW OF 'he Nel', pro'"-
erS' WI IAN ana lienrF' was ON 'n' noo'
OF me. New AorN cotton eN'nlnse luos,
a'y. re to'l inc ''e"N o''' 'o'l'sl'p''u.l'
tom frr.p routh,' travelling IN the South.
Wtie of So siartug a chNnctcr umt ne
de v' a Gn6 Sl9 6, 'es ava NV the rfr~ct
or tho Killing frost of November 70 in
TINS state wa" d.nastr9us i' ssll ;ina'eN
80. nv a1n Iii IN Nt
ii,n~v N,!li' estimates mode IN entirely
Under enucnt Of his own. is b'lNVo'.
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,t,. i..,,,,... .,,.,.,t,,., o,, tho bcnr gide
vl,i, o, tu,n,,,,,., f,no,,trr Inns changed
ma. ..,,,,,.,,. ~, mis- r,,,,i,,,
hi. U'9''"' "'" NV w ''''
today vas parity d'e 10 tAlH cuN'in-
stance. The ucuorul tone of this exchange
a.. .,. ,,,,,,t.t MIS-, i,r,c,nh,,,. t,,nv ..n,cnt
'N' 49, -, a.,
IS not fndtcrl1llH.ng ana ING amount l"
COM, into SIGHT this month promises 10
g., a., ..,t, .t,.... ,,..,.,,,,o,. tsNq ,,r
o' VIC AiuAlI'H' 'H''p '''''i' 100 Wv
crup OF which season Mas pIfVW0i thn Ir'
oopEer movement of 1856 was 1iinp0O and
=, - D.. -,o ,,n, MI, ,,..,,.. ,..,.,t,,c.t az
'"' Ivy ,s,, .,',.., o-ss
ter the I'm Of December ia lSAS about 21ub,-
en Mll,s. and ina 1856 2qni .olo II there
-. 49,. -, a,,or y,, an, ,,,,,,, a.
much cotton ga came INTO sieht N 'hoao
TWO years after tho same uatc thc crop
NH -, g., q ,gs ,.,, ana ,..,,t AM hntc,
""''u p"'N' 10 ''o-''''' az wy wv '"'''
respectively. but we anticipate less.
Atwood Nioleut a. Co.
A,,,. I.,,i. I,e,.,,,,e, 80 ib,i,h,rd p,cs
~, ~
q COS cotton letter gays ihN cotlon
VIII not remain at the present prices for
,n,, ,.r.,, tor.th -, ,t,,o Il, st,o,,, IN ,i,
''''' 80 '."9,'' W '''"' - INV" ~ ,'o
Improvement IN our market during the