The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-07
COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
Intense Dulluess and Narrow Fluctu-
atoms 90 This Side.
LIVERPOOL CLOSED SLIGHTLY LOWER
summer Months One Point Lower ut
New orlcnns-Spot Prices quiet
aud Unchanged.


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Cs' "heie o"'E A" uates were SUN
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ih@Fe Were o~Ie'Fanees OF W." ro4es at
York. Fyro-ts ,hts uaal, have h,-an nm
usually fa,ga the to,ol FROM all nor,s
being si.o0n bales. aga.as, 44;so last ye,r.
Houstcn,s rece,rfs of COTTON ,rop,iso 20
be 500 h1i,s This week ,pafns, .-0a las,
week and sou for the corresuondInc week
| last wear. The Increase =, local raceints
has been duo N tho rccer, ,d,-,rce Il,
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=. 49,. IT, -. - -
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counted for the large recepts then. II
there is anv,hlnc now left I'm the STATE
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u y "N'N""H ny me S'ocNs at we
leadHiS interior markets. Houston. Dallas
and Brenham each have lust one-fifth of
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year.
At today's session New Yori, futures
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49, t".S' WI -ANsuS. s7'A's ~' '"o'
rus lowest sale was at f5t and the high
est 1.57, the closing being 1851. 81, against
IN Yesterday Deosr her ,,d ~, q c. nj.
-. - 80, 80, '"
IN the session. fell to 6,St and closed at
6.S515.S7, the same as Yesterdays lnal
r.r,ce
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July selling ut 1876. Tn price fell TO 7Si.
Int again need IA : ls aud closed a,
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uaos 'e.n'e''" oi NV ioEN are
sun oearish. They write: The specula-
tive demand fer cotton is very small. AMI
tne aoilhy oil heaVy Traders 10 III such
He"stnuS Is .IouR" 10 MAKE any person
u.s''"s 70 ouy COTTON very shy ABOUT
"Ha".e y" " ou'see' Inv "Ho'e teNtA@
. ei''"'a os EXTRAORDINARY
f IHlf nS ,h % c 49, aJ m IN amiteipa-
this nr,ha ,.r,o es,oort &C. 80, ,,,,h oroa,rr
however, than that which hampors tho
New EnglaI d spsnncrs, and has resulted
oycv of teYtfla fahrics lie ma nnnrnacb :,
export hasIs ami mis- MAJ n. ooaannt1""vn,G u,
moderate prices for r,w prnisimts IN
other words ~ ,ba pnm pr"i"ots' IN
Inn st' t ~ an eApope proitt ahey VIII NOT
blies PER week fs very light' The an,n,nt
taken by American s~pinners the past week
- a ''y,.r''u III, p,',s, ana OF TINS l'.oN
zion. Viii thn ronsuron.inn e1'rsn,up,
and Europe less thnn l76.Ono bales w,~oklv
9 91ete = 1pparsnt a demand for only 2.loi,-
The worlds yisiihbfo E ~ M 81 -9-i.Nyt nales.
leas, $4,000 On seI,tamber l. Those' ene u
rrtsges r. IN cron = sol niaNn sHch eStl-
but we expect tbo 20. as ,ngy Sno3sn.
private Ieoorts vim soon begin TO d Hsipr
pom 'U'' '''S Oh cotton
Houston expects coo bales tomorrow
The est.,rare M New 1;r,, Ivy ~ Ets sttr
10 200. against 1919. A''
NeW hork Nav 6.-The cotton market,
at'er opening duh but steady at ] point |
decline 10 polnt advance ruIe.I ,,ooi, ,or
the most n,r, ,o,,,,tra 49,
~. " ''.,' ue'iH"ns : to . points atier
thc first call, with Partial rallies. 'rno
The rrortet closed steady. however. ar