The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-06
|'lECOTToN MARKETS
4 A, Waiting Season Are Still
at Hand.
..,.rs IN THE CROP SITUATION
..,,s Awaited with Deer
~ ~ the Tradcrs--Nar-
' y. EASILY Influenced.

80. as quiet yesterday Al
pfssn, |. imagined. with the Liverpool
u ~ ~ and another holiday for
vrr s'' s.-vtbInr contributing to the
~ ~ 80 .sasonably dull period. The
- . :. avs q, which preeede the BEGINNING inning
Spf ~ -, :, the new crop are always
y r e'su. waiting and great anxiety.
I s'u',vaJ days through which we
I y s '.. seem to mark the crisis OF
~. = s.soa quite distinctly
"a /. RICHARDSON say IN their circular
~ liverpool. our markets worried
Fal'u Anil and undressing SEES
% iuo!nv. heing limited to 2 points:
futtua1ons shown on the part OF
is,csition vac matters and final figures
"a DE Pits srts lower In New York, and
4 IN noint lower in New Orleans.
1assa ~ showed clear over Texas.
v1hei mag east OF the river. where
a w. asmsas BY insects continue 70
kffs y .nr today's mail we have reports
rir 10 ~ ssctIons in west and Southwest
b tlus,s sS As A rule. give GOOD aosounss
" w ut say, that rain is neeu.u' anu'
y nw h continued much iu ,.. ah AZ
= y ives ssssuit. Traders sensra,N dava,nn
w INA IRA m awaiting further aeVeIop-
n y so'a ,r cn' situation, and for the pres
30 u we s.s I' change is anticipated, al
% Ia'asrset will be easily influenced
xh ne ms Ths,c is a considerable short
af Wy -, cotton sold ahead. and with
Esss 70 spv SIo IRON news this shortage
raa ssassS nm the future boards.
sas' De0ssa VI
IAN richardson have received 'ne io.-
'rSs ,helr New orleans CORRESPONDENT:
4 s r the situation from specu-
s..,nout 1t is noted that with the
M. !, food products the price position
a,aon I'm, " ane OF maintained strength. ad-
laa s,ne most numerous In the. line of
s,n.,,ared goods or raw materials TOT
.ss,n,rinr Industry. notably In iron and
\ voclen goods and cotton GOODS. Win
M nom i,Cp the leading markets reporting q
XIV ~, opeplng OF the fall trade. Wool
sas.. n .dyance from its already higher
u "a Il il a fair presumption to expect |
ssrsral mixing of cotton with tnat OF
~ hl,nding Of which will naturally
~ ina consumption of the former that |
II rn,e Wool is exceedingly high at |
", having advanced fully 2iac during |
IA hree months and this article being I
,tssItor Of cotton in the way of a manu-
S-srr commodity II follows that Its high
n IN certainly lend some SUPPORT to the
n, cotton In the future. Fall River.
'na.hlre and Southern manufacturing news
! |, As most favorable character mills rum
81 ulier full time on large contracts eA-
ksis into the new century The worlds
I1t supply Of cotton decreased during the
q i!lll9; last year for the same week the
q rs only 5000 and 10000 In 1895, which
)nB confirm to letter the excellent state
4 IL manufacturing industry. At this date
! ms The world held $4,000 bales more
u 4 does today. nevertheless we find the
HI Of niiiling today at the low ebb of SIC.
ID ID the year cited and at this dNe
tilus Of midding was SIC. This position
)fsurh for no other reason than the prom
h N unmade and ungathered crop. every
" shich will be required to satisfy the
Hrist 81 The spinning world the coming sea-
=, Liverpool was closed today and will
NH 10 Until Tuesday,