The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-12
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$, Carolina ~ q q 7o &c 7S 72 5;
IISlor5da - 77e G e 90 - - so c9 81 g
| Alabama "a GI 9o si 20 e So - y
mississippi AL co 81 sol 73 ~ 73 II
1teu,s@a'ia - 81 o. ~ al q % $
Arkansas I'll "a 81 7sI III IA 81 q
| Tennessee 65 69l 7r 79i 5q * To -
.. 80 l. ---I----l-- III r.
49,, 1855 V'd'"o i'o'HS.t
ism the a,er.,,os ~ , sa auoVe cninPar-
| 20. Missouri. "a: Oklahoma 90: Indian Ter
ritory, S..
| pba h,raa,, ro.,
and IN f,o, u,as No., a ,,,,,,,a,, '.soY.il'eu
| antscinated :, MID ",-'
| there was a daopnn .. ho,,o .,,d,,~,. ;
small adyarca - r,,a., ~, :,
| o,onea ste,d,, ,,,,t 80, -. y
| 2Ga above, tho c,osa 90 loo, c,t,r,. -,
| quiet and dronnad !. ha,f - t,,, 80.
| a,,ar rooo.,,tor, 49, - i"i. po'"'
| ui1ueu 10 sag ana closed steady at gain
OF ls-@Wlls-a above the close of Satur-
day
ne" YORK futures were steady on the
openlhs unchanged TO points under the
close Of Saturday; at the noon call the
ZONE was SUE STEADY, but there had been
i"ruher loss OF 3a4 points the farther
hnohths gong lower; there was a sudden
crop OF 10 points for all months and the
n''fhet closed easy. with loss from
satu'uay OIL NMl4 points.
January opetted Mt 4 l6-.7 touchad IN
as The bisbest eor ~ $50,
oto., -. .. Wv 80 ~ A""est aiu
"' o''o'
NC" orleans showed a loss of to 10
points on the div The orart,rr -
o,.to, o., ..-, 'ient"S was
- "iN sto'us a' gam OF 193 points
over saturday for all months except No
yember which was off .. howeyar he
foro tho o,o,. .ht,
'''e ',ose' winch was STEADY, there
was Il sraouai slump and the last quota
tion- were the lowest of the day.
Defenders opers,,, cra,a,,a 90,
,r - "pe'''i's iuo'''ioh was OLD
To- WHICH was also the highest; the lowest
was COT, which was at the close.
0 o'"s 0"'aiee IN spots was at New
iork' where Lie was clipped from quo
tations.
Violet & co... Letter.
(By private wire to r. w Huntor G. ~,
New York october I, W. So,
today's market WAS ,h, ,,a,,.s. -
mort of cot,on cro,, ,.o,,.,t,1o,.'e
of Sentember Tho H., So, -. wv e''
was "a and tho ,yorst os,aa'. 80 i''.,'' ".
1ftef.n va,rs o1,.a,+ 49,. ''
before. II w,s oha,,. CIV se"'
tho average of e,,as.ss 49, .h4 80"
he .,,r,o o,,,. '""' ~ "ouiu
uo''"i hai peeh accommodating
nor SINE tiine, Anticipating further large
~ tns would come i'm on even bureau of
20 ms not occurring. even with average
VI ~. seiins became so large volume for
nhs ana snort account. with little re-
st,seias lower ana Closing prices are about
the lowest today. Stop orders required
prompt executions and as usual greatly
accelerated the decline. TO a slow spot
demand can much of today's selling be
asorlneu. The bureau shows conyincingly
norcd. Figuring on today's avera ye indi
snifS, a cr9p OF nine to nine and one-half
facturang Industries domestic an1 naanu
WI largely govern hereafter. The worst
n ,,o' me crop IS known and it is certainly
lessen its size ve,y AN ear,y irost would
should improve from today's decline. but
good spot demand will lie in the main
Fnirchild ~ Hobson
(By priyatc wire 70 ID w, tY,..
New Orleans Ortoher '" ~ t It'. No.y
,ha.,ar ,,,a,, 'e'pooI ulo
quay ana we started out with an
advancing tendency and 1t looked like all |
w., eeu W cause higher prices
- oau oureau' Such hopes OF the |
bulis was realized. as the government |
made the crop percentapa "a ~, aho,,. 49,
lovos, ,,,,,,, o..,.,-,., ~, ~, s"e
!oWss. hsure expected stsl the bears fig-
l nred that with the increase In acreage
the market hes hesit al evg there .s 0ns As
to sell out long cotton and 4 10 IN noin,s