The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-25
COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
Liverpool Sold Fifteen Thousand
Bales Of Spots.
LIGHT BUSINESS AT NEW YORK.
Futures showed Very Little Change
at Any Point-spot Prices
Are stcndy-Notes.


o,a., =, NJ. poss
Houston, Thursday, June "a
Jiv,rnoo, canned iA-Gtl on futures and
took off the l.S.d advance recorded on
,,o,s vos,oraav sp,,,er. xye,, evidently
earer IN secure supplies al the conc,s-
ann 40 IL 90 h,,cs yero so,d In ,he Iay.
crnooI market OF this amount All hut 40
r,ra American Cation vrowo In the
yIni,cl St,t,s IA becoming N scarce ar
t,c,, ~, .,r,a o,,cr ma mills without +,
,,oa .un,lv arc anxious buy,rs. In Tits
rn,,ntrv ,ba stock 10 select from ia linn
,ted 10 , half !, dozen towns and the
ho,sers thereof s,.,m to have The best OF
~ ,s,,,
No ,.,,,,, ,,. ,,u,. ,,,,i ,,,,asc "a, vet
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-, ~, ,.a,,, ,hn ,,.,s,.r, o,,,l,ol IN.
'N'. Wv" I'm -, ,,.,,,, ~, ,n,,IIos, ,.,a-
49, ,, ,,,,',.,,,,. .,,,,,,,,, ma, has honr
wv Wv ~, n,,y. ,,a,,,,... ,,o,d
demand for enrly cotton, consequently Au-
gust and September deliveries ase stall
held at considerable premium over the
later monthsa
New York had light operative pusi-
itsss TODAY, ana maize very 'ttlc vh'rE'
III quotations. The lte Nonths WNre
the same as yesterday. New orleans al
vanced June and July options points
while later deliveries ranged from up
changed TO I point up.
snics ~ ,rot cation wer, liuht in Amer
,,..,,,,,, -, -,,,,.,i :, ,,,..
icah mark''s' 'houSh ipout eu"-'' W '"V
usual summer demand. New YORK re-
Ju,ed ,rlras LIS niaciny mildllnG at 7n.c
,tn rxnor,.rs tool, AK ami summers
aialh' ANpo'teie 'ooh ''' az" '''''N'S
| l75 bales.
At today's session New York futures
80, -, .,,,.,,..
opeAei barely STEADY WIN Angus, s'ih"H
| AT 100 the price advanced 10 hSi' heh
| f,ll To ~ and closed at 1.aSdl129. De-
| cnmher sold ot ss5 a,rlv In the day. but
W WOW '' az ' N'
| tel to hal bN the CLOSE
ln Now Orleans August sold at 1.1lHIG
| during th,. forenoon. fell TO 20, and closed
| 80 ,os,r :, ~, -t,,s., M ,.,a,.,r.,.,,,
| NV 'i'f''ii' s'Ea'i'. """'" NN"'''i"S'
| October torchod 66 soon otter the open-
| NIX, buu sold AT GR dur.ng the afternoon
| . al ,t,s,-i ~, , .,sc "A
"''N N'N''' Wv
~. WoouS 20 Oh NOW 'p's'''s
| "rlie' Last season tho trade was slow
| TO realize altered crop condit IONS nor did
| ;hcv ex,,r ,ny inouon,,o of mom,.n, u,,ii
|
| the month of August although trrcrar-
| able damage wus done during 1h,, latter
| h,If az MI,
mus ,oa, ,.,, ,.,,o .,,
l
| imiZe rather than minimize d.ssas,er ms
| I'm. sur,onn.iin.. ,,,,,,,,.,,..,ou, -. M
| -, w. .''''''.'''e az ''''
E''m i' uaheisis,, olii as me beas' interest
" nor so poSliiNe IN HIS convictions. as
| h'Nc no adverse crop advices within the
| hcAt slA "ruhs' II VIII De "A ne" rNperl-
| ehco IN coitun EfVWaGS. IN the peculiarly
| slrpue posltlon or coWon IL would take
nut 1ttte TO chhnge the current of senu-
hleht' Esneeaiiy Is this the case when
uless" uliaNoisonlv dsposed toward cotton
| "Fe ttlIsh shtiisf from hablt than from
CONVICTION.
l,,Ls season we derived our August
| tpor'p.s from MI sect 1ils OF tue cotlon
| be largely confined TO The southern por
,l9n OF Ioxis, ias year we mad an oe-
,"nN' n'oNc'h'it. pr"'apurR"h VA oopteih-
| pT Pc, 'lls s.a'soi' inns WIZ % AN ai,'possi-
me any linz Nm wo',Id ,,ormit az our
| ,,,,r, n,nrnx I,'ntIn,. miiiinn bais ,unve-
,,,,,t IN n,,,,,sr az, s.",amlor woiiiI ho
~ uro,rac1e,i Irouih. similar 10 thnt of 1875
| and thts would Indicate n crop even
smaller thsni the ore nov being marketed.
| New York. juno @.--rhe drv goods mar
| Ken Gs without notable change. sloS Goa
tinue regular along Zines which have been
/ uopuur ran goods are In StendS reuueS'.
| IN both eoplons and wooiehs, summer
| W5itnt cVu'vn im"IltJ ~ WI. nv", W.
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