The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-09
|sVAS MEAGER
i the Market Was the
kIrpll Ihs Cult S''es'
LIVERPOOL ARE UP 7.'2O'
,u4, Also Showed that Cotton
Is Wanted.
|,prppE Markets CLOSE HIGHER
md Houston spots Adj
,-waitins for the Bn-
r.su on Monday.

4. cotton centers yesterday
N. msaser on account of tho
Mich caused interruption and
!, ..tent that only the open
.,,,r calls could be given
yssysr a bull day no'wlthstand-
,.sp.iiOu Of English spinners'
,..Slyed to put down prices.
i. Manchester and Lancashire
J, a,vu, would not the American
,s.,. 10 nun and go out after the
,as,tolled by the English spin
lad ,sem so, and therefore the
|, ,sutdoya Is not taken very Sc
X, orders for spots continue to
| Asihs thsi there is no dimuhItion
.-a,, On the contrary, the or
psr. numerous than ever and spot
an being advanced. For in-
hlnysol put spots up 7-82d, which
III Amos unheard of, particularly
rI3s there have been steadily
IN A month past.
trpIy case Of supply and demand.
u i islrlnsleally worth every far
| I, selling for When the big crops
Esa and prices dropped to the low
\ IN record, II was because there
!, ,Olton than could be worked up.
|sra, the tables are turned and it
|siuceg time to squeeze the other
|sn only one strong feature yester-
bat was the storm which was
b al Of the gulf States. AS to
|nirs has been done there is no In
b 81 a reliable character obtain
h It will be a day or two yet before
rsys can be secured.
|al vas tlmld on the Ear months
|int On the near positions. septen-
% 1871 and STANDARDIZATION
|s he oher months we're from la
s'rr from Fridays close.
|l.s here we're 5000 bales. FOR a
IBIS was very good and showed
i,iAntrs wers not alarmed on ac-
10 Lancashire threat.
lilars was up kQhc ana Hous on
u nlidll1g being here now lOc, as
We lss. year.
y ID Liverpool Is c 23-S2d, the hign.
I reached 10 ten years,
" Orleans future market opened
isid ~ &c, November 10 ana tns
'slls 10 ) points and closed at an
.s'E Friday VI ~ 10 10 pO.uts.
OK futures opened s 10 Ii points up
u With September UP. "a, uo,oDur 10
ead mon1hs Z 10 ~ points gAer
ny.
De bureau will be issued, nut
y pfsytlling storm eXtenu over any
'lG he soften belt IL WouIa oIse.
~ esarlSA nature tue monthly
anld contain.
! iIs sui light and local cotton men
( s an aclye demand for every
Y cen oe brought forward. Should
~ follow the advice OF the factors
Y. lle coming crop slowly ana
IVY! lAey should certainly get goOI
Y i very true that manutactured
!. si9s aie cheap, too cheap, perhaps
~ ~ o. the raw cotton, but thA
asly reepiy itself.
1 N. expects 200 to $500 Monday,
Y Y lasI year and Houston expects
- asalnst S29l las. year.
~
~ q Friday mas not terrified the
y s,. sssa anu the coming week may
!. sa a. changes. In Texas spot
y advanced over a cent pound
!. stek. On basis OF 300, 0tJ
4 s0aia adj aS,o0o.egO to the value
W. 10y manager for r. G. Dun &
NV " SAD to The Post reporter:
!, s s incarnation we have be-
\ \. ' .i. lalse 4 big cotton crop. SONG
", N ''aalles contiguous to Houston
~ y. 'oss and vii! produce very
Y, w 2,her hand, ali the resi- OF |
lave ,a la'e eoad crops. The out
a. bright and the loss Of
IL y SUN s texas farmer is moro |
" iiults and vegetables.
'nol Win ~. |