The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23

on nearly 40 cents 4 br,ct-,
- In the same ner,ecs-9
facts all warrant sfnnrvs's
the lack of their apprt.sses.
thus far prevented II.
i. I,
a Bearish w.
New Orleans Aur,..
standing the indicatE,m1
weather throughout tina 4,
failure Of the storm to n,ss1
siuf States. which was n.y.
washington weather bur$SS
our. market advanced ia ~
terday's figures on shnr,S
they anticipated prdl,a hie ~ ~
age by tho recent rains ~ ll(
Now that wheat has 49,. 4
lar per bushel. il Is looked II ga
as Indicative of d specuias.s
dominating that will snor H.
TO cotton irrespective ~ J. ~!
tors detrimental, to anv
vance In that article w y
attention. to the fact that ~
vance. In wheat has been an IA.
age of yield in Europe ara ~
a shortage Of crops IN nv.
means bad trade which 49,"
accentuate the urfavorahis w. =
conditions now existing ~
indications point to a b,v,sssSs' o!
year, which, II rea lized. r,t;y
mensa surplus to be carrieS w.
end of the season To Az.
practically we APPEND the ss5.]
ures.
Estimating visible Am>
September 1, 1896 r.
Invisible American ........'.,T5|
Gives total visible and ,,,.s.:2 \
American September / ..' 49,
Est mating American cron ii ;;t5s7
oiily ......... .......... ,....,- 4
Total supply .......,,.
Maximum estimate world.s ~,
sumption of American. a. ssz!t
by Mr.. Ellison sNa
Leaving a surplus Amerira. 3
September l. 1S9, of 49, '
The above surplus vii! be NJ. "
large as t was after IRE IN
year I'm 1S94-95. when coifon ~
8 cents. You will also note ~
used minimum figures for AZ 4
maxmucn figure. for c,sns,w, J.
have therefore been consarvsslP.
ing the position of the articls w
friends.
Many operators coinc.d, NM. !,
and believe that the recent NV.
and the Atlantic States nnrv 4
crop of considered bly, over icw r
Should their views prove corr
add Just that much to the estIssss''
plus TO be carried over. Tcs..
with these lights before ~ ~
advise purchases. as the cb1nf<
soon as new cotton moves frssjy
VIII decErle materially.
Violet IL BuIliah
New Orleans. August 2l.-It =
pear to us that the bears haA Z
lied every arrow In their ou,ysr
conceive of no possible arguur1l
preston which has not ALREADY 4,
Dizziness. rair-, full crop promi~,
shortage of European grain \
have expended their sinfiuenca 4
mand has been checked by N
CANT promises OF the future. ~
ulC ergoing the effects of posrM,
gencies; suppose they fail "a m.
VIII not the reaction be a AN
The fact of a needed full cup !
emit Its growth 10 problenaticsi'
take 10000, 900 yield to restore N
TO even the proportions of two NJ
The supply vJss then regardaf l
so why should even smaller M
now considered excessive.
The European Skinner ev.ieHiv
reserve stocks. else he would ~
daily buyer of sTots at a preniun
erably above that of near de1iye1
Know the American mills IN
stocks. so that a combined Dem
these two sources should openIe
about q mucn higher range q II
The print cloth stocks have beep
FOR all that they are worth. Wi
Ettle of these new. The fact &
did renresen- owe" is to 2),000 hSies
ton. but talking about millions d
sounded big. although when I
meant but little. The a.iusion 4
has ceased to DO made because i
has sunk below any In four ~
the boom fall OF rs. Much d u
Tent that is used to depress n
about as meaningless as this, ba,
cacy depends on the cedultydt
ers and not on the strength q u
ton. Edwin RY