The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-15
n Trade REVIEWS
!, sor Bradstreet Report
,.r Good Conditions
,r,,yp FOX COTTON GOODS
-, when a General He-
~. confidently Looked"
=, ,,,-s.nk cle"r'nss'
v.v l..-R. G. Dun & Co. 8
~ \, trade tomorrow VIII

:. v,y Ar G, Dun & 60.
y. n trade tomorrow VIII
y. nav. enjoyed an advance IN
,o,tou and some other pro
sA'' o,lised to sell wool ana
'i'.s. sspres in order TO realize
,svaneed I cents per SioV'
- ~ ls, use without enough 'S-
! as,,liu,s market, t.. &c. as for
Wv York. are alone 90 per
Than a year ago, making inc
~ r,r cent for the past Week.
,ss.,d the exchange markets
y, further shipments OF soia'
w. 's.,, for the week 20 S2,75o'ooo'
..,,,,,lly balanced by receipts
. \. rIst.r!or aud cause no serious i,u''
.ss,Iss Of financial dlslufpa a,,,, , ,rri'
" s,.,nsh they tend to prevent IN,
y, ex-governor, in general trade ana
!. srsdate Investments .,,..,.
4. s,,rnnent crop report estimates $
y, ,rrage al per cent less 'nah
~ md Is considered encourasins
Is ,lIcht a decrease may be easily
I. prises have advanced Is cent on
,sstulation with nothing here
sr,,s wheat report, which is sup
woiuce a yield OF 297 900, oOo
!. . ooa,rasted with State reports
M, Or much worse, but is mis-
-,lply because the deparsnent
"a IN acreage for years have been
4 s-,peous Western receipts con-
~, than last year ,l09, 1913 bush >
/ n.s isiOss7 a year ago-and At
!, d,,r,, also Increase for two weeks
NJ amounting to 5.l06,9o9 bushels.
suisd, against 2,0S3, 4li last year.
~. d corn are still larGe-5.5 b1 ,V51
~ ar two weeks. against S,ooi,lSl
m-snd in part account for the
q ;snand for wheat.
: gvu, Q, pig iron for the week end
SM vas l70,52S tons. against 49,
Irsl and the stocks unsold, exclusive
IN held by the great steel making
ErIs. Increased only S,SoS,000 tons
3 furnaces. especially thosr uroduc-
s..T iron, have stopped production
!, nur,h. but no important changes
b pig ircn. which is quoted al $50
ii !crse al p!ttsburg and S9.25 for
XII and So for No. At New York
X only HOPS is asked for Southern.
Ited Southern freights have not al
:. market materially, but at Chi
h local prices have been reduced.
ls-iid for finished pr 'ucts is below
a;.d'y Of works in operation.
lss ne reports that the beam asso-
~ M been dissolved. Angles are
~ u We, a shade lower, and steel
y " quoted lower here than at Phil
Efa
Lsfi ictlye, with large sales OF lake
Ma I'D tin plates are quoted 10c
y rsa fixed BY the association and
MAJ Fices Of the same grades OF
Ntga tbs
PhSs1 'n be said Of cotton manu-
F w 'llch still lacks demand enough
" Fa cloths above the lowest point
nrt. Prices of others grades OF
| . td improve. In general, thu
ksm'ar products is but moderate.
W I'os are doing better than for
y ks and yet there is not enough
y. ~ create enthusiasm or 10 raise
y shls there is great uncertainty
~ tt future Of the market. Sales
. w ave sharply decreased and for
aa'ely exceed weeks consump-
!. ts Prices are weaker at EASTER
Etordins to some reports nearly
|rsM At Philadelphia and at the
sasasy buyers for speculation have
Exs. S'"i' concessions Win
N LOT the week were 26i in tn,
|sns' against 224 last wear. AND
H'aa, against SO last wear