The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
] BUSINESS BAROMETER.
|,..., 10 the Condition Of Trade
Generally.
IMPROVEMENT IS BEGINNING.
:. :. Expected to ne an Active
.s -r,,st wagon Cotton Re.
ssived-Trade Notes.
or.cc of The Post.

ATTEST month Of the year 1895,
1. drawing to close. The past wee
s.v.,onei considerable activity :
.r.,es hut the first half Of Jul
.,,sr,sonally dull. This was the cor
IN avery state In the Union, how
.ra II anything It was worie else
cham In Texas. II Is qu'ce evidcn
,r.,ness will, begin to revive earle
:. than In other parts of the coun
A all Indications now point to ~
August. The main reason for 'hi
. The early movement OF cotton. Oh
day 'as' se"' III, .wo Il,
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s@ VI" ah,,, ,uar.y h,,ss ort
sno''''e, u,.,.>, a. .,o c,..o
~ n''o a ,ou, sanding a,
NV" ..suo,,nr .,as,,o, d., M
'ue'' a.'N -, a. o,a, .h.,r e,,r,x
tt. ,or,oa h,s .pda1 and
~. 80, ~ .,,,,r IN, +ho
r. MI. ,.o.,,.,,a s,,tors a,
ue ,,,..,ru ,ha INST four month .
W., w.. 800 ho,a,;c,,l ,rIthc Ems
0''" -, mir e.ooLs dou-r to
lD' "" ..n, ,ara oo,,r,c,ea Cow,
'su,A ,o', ro,d,. ia INV ro,a.
CIV u" ,,,,, ~. a,,
some assu''"re VI '''"s
farmers and other traders nave
"a ,hs same plan IN their purchases
W w r.m -, ,,u 49,,
Qufhiy IAN BUSINESS WI" no uoupt
arer cash basis than ever before
sta.r.. history.
-.
FIRST WAGON COTTON.
~
rrV oa'e Oh wagon c'ho'' t''arhe'e"
pustoa this season was brought IN
Earning nv II y Montgomery of
,n.,v A. ,.,,.,,,.
,tor. His cotton was r,npad yss
afternoon md be ler, for uo,s+o,
n,,o,k roo,,,ta h.. =. 80 ,..
\, nv ,r,,o,,r. an 9Th,
4, ,hn ,..n. ~. na.,
~, ,,,nr,r,. an, a 80
49, . A.. w. ~ ''''e i''''
- Wv '''''F' ,'"''''s W. '''S'
.aso' eo.'o. On III : i'''NeN Mr.
winery secured this prize. In aldl-
! fine price for his cotton Thcla,,
! 10, Nv
M,sSn,p v'I.s ana was ciassed as
u aS1ins. " was nough. by MY.
AuaH' manager OF llenke ~ L J.
o''oa department. who paid $40
81: sample of the cotton wa.
Eed on the fto7r OF the Cotton En-
ana pronounced hv everybody II
ape. Inc bale Is several days ahesi
years first street cotton,
Montgomery states that the cotton
p his section Is very fine. lie las
acres, from which he ,x,pcts t. ~ |
ax,een or eigh,een h,Ias I'VE 49,
mporis NJ ,,,.,, u ".ie mere atc
{HtiIe material dana In 40, .,. h ha n,
10 '"'''ase mas oeen
nv ppovrc,O>, .r
49,. i"i>'.>S NhN Law.
iact That lard and all hog products
the loves. prices ever known CON
10 BE- commap,ad ,n,, ~, -,
Loose lard ract.cally sold at 81 uer
|unds in Chicago THIS wees en- - and md
are now abou, q. e.n,ts bel"y n nnr
ever made in previous st,,,4,,ns amy
NJ Is in these very low nrj..s for
ions ass,Pias % nca tSS th p''2 lear 'n o
pay "Tnis IL nsr,ic m We, uuai!N hst.
II the old pork w & 20 ~ ~. ,,,,ni
!ts ,' 1rl p,l; INTO TO consompion al ali.
!, Sun I . pG,k were a 4 tielTa @n i's
Ich d,fer.Nco We dl.ckcnei. but AT
(sh pr5dne, ma q ,e e9nrt s., w WI lake
Eyas from hand ITO 10 MA. 9tb me h,; son,h
r sse Indicate dc, tha at consia"r s hH
IN sii. s.5 sS,Ih ef purchase were
all. upWn there show that Tho
s,"s %W figures fos' lard .,,. hn,,
becs,n 'lie influence Oh the Tor
l 4 ,s %f' E. tsss >p SST |saad