The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-29

n PRICES HIGHER.
/. T,,lh.r Reports and Bull
ID Statistics
" SHOWED GREATEST GAINS
"a rlsure' Indicate nm
.ssiss Of supplies tho
| t,sisE summer
o,ses Of The Post.

usu.ton, Saturday Apfh 90
ns 10 10 points today. Sta
h. ,'s NV, we're sufficiently bailish
rp 49,. ..,nes OF 50 points had not
7 ss.u above 9 cents already as
~ !, considerably more diff
y - ,ssut sensational advances ., IN
" r-ics is above 0 cents than
- ruled on the boards. The
a a..,,s. are hanging around 8
and these positions should
n, Y. III on yesterdays news. but
=, only 8 to 4 points
w deliveries, the spot months.
4 points. making a gain OIL %
-, days. while tho fall options
,a,,v,sd Il points in that time.
,dssss that many spectators and
l, sal playing for a future break
isg have been doing this for six
,s.hs past. and as eaen month 'nat
IA .hsad al an enormous discount
4 ~ seller has been made to pay
4. rsiIsnce upon the decline that
Perhaps the man who is willing
mi, for the July delivery. while
NJ, The october options at SIC.
lprtcd to liquidate his next crop
,aysncs Of cent or more. Crop
Ans Ear certainly indicate that
4. INST as valuable next October
\ next July, with the statistics
N, more bullish than at present.
!, not any great amount of activity
Yesterday, but ali speculative cot
N we're firm and higher. Liver
"a contracts Sid. and spots l-S2d.
! ,loied 5 to 10 points up. aud New
|.,vrd 40 advance OF to 4 points.
! reports we're bad from nearly ali
q, cotton belt, with the crop news
rlsany in Texas. a telegram from
| yIa, was as follows: I'VE regard
|u.ialons the worst since 1871. The
! Ysy will bring a howl"
/ Richardson Of Houston say of
ksaruti bad weather brings some
h h9Irg, aud at the moment there
kaure to sell except by longs. al
|ss,rlation does not come into tho
any great extent, which feature is
Disappointing one at present. The
continues light, but this is hardly
y could be expected considering the
y weather. over almost the entire
N prospects, are going from bad to
y i looks as though purchases of
lai months on the easy periods ale
iaylsable for scalplnG. as there
likelihood OF a material decline in
Ing as this weather continues.
! Cock. & Co. Of Houston quote
\ Orleans correspondent as follows;
IriAE We enter the season the less
I rs prospects, for an early cotton
htt The conditions existing today
Y | late crop, though 1t he a large
'''lng, however, that the world will
" bale OF a crop of II, 000,0CO. or
nes than this seasons YIELD, can
W.! pfedlct banner yield for next
wa The possibility of another sum-
u, Of an early frost overtaking the
During the past twenty-four hours
Y neea visited with another cloud
leel places that we know Of report-
'lall ranging from LOO to 5.04 inches
Z co'lespopdent wires us that his
Ivy ieet under water. There is
Ms NE Brazos ard Colorado rivers
lna repeat the disaster that overlook
~ 'st summer. when the crops az
u away. " a0o
i'aay I Co. Of New Orleans write.
's'cular was the cause of con-
~aloyersy, being variously inter
.''''lns to the interests of those
I : y appears to US. however. as
Y y entirely in the interest OF the
:. spinner We are of the opinion
: 'sAen too high a figure for the
I Y which he puts at 9 500 .ooo.
n ass underestimated European
n, III, also underestimates the
,srr~ rni oe needed in this coun-
! aA,,galiys prices that SINNERS
rsierI ,a even at present figures for
s,r. r,ai warrant US In t5e beIie,
N ,na paon has been geater than
mis-. u mat 1t will 90 on without
ID esldp,, ,.ees 60 materially higher.
i rsSra.lons the stock in Liver
4 q s ss, 70 a very small figure
~ september next, and fron1 iii
b hi, ~, con condition Of the planting
,tct ,bs v,autry We nave every rea.
b Al las la. me receipts of the new
i = 'sSs two or three weeks later