The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
Inns CAUSED A BREAK.
Mon Prices Were Adversely AT.
fccted by the Weather.
bUTH RELIEVED IN MANY PLACES
.,ioitation Was General in South and
Southwest Texas-Movement
Continues Heavy.

h. and prices did likewise. Tho entirc |
was not covered. but when the leading |
4kets were informed that close after the
h storm Of Tuesday there followed a
Il rainfall in South aud Southwest
rs. which reached in some lnsiant cs TO
central portion of the State, the bslcf
il that the plant in Texas would b. put
tplendld shape, and the selling pressure
4 so keen that break on futures oc.
BED all along the line.
liverpool In a strong way at FIRST weak
n on the close. Sales on the spot were
u bales at the quotations of the day be-
n Deliveries lost from 3 to i-6i1 on
b near and distant positions New lo.k
the weakness right sharply. Contracts
lined 70 points on July, ~ on August.
M February and April and was low
8the other months by from Is TO IL
Ms. spots We're down Ne. New or
rs recorded a loss of Is points on tue
N options, IL on August and varied from
IL ~ points In IFS loss on the new crop
nths. Quotations on spuis were not
NJ ged al New Orleans. Houston and Gdl
|fon.
II will take further advices TO determine
tfher the backbone of the drouth ia
Men In all sections and the precipitation
'hut Vet as heavy at any point as &C.
ID But It is sufficient to relieve The
Various condition, and probnb llti,s ale
IN greater relief in the extensive belt
Mere outlined; Along the line Of the
knsas Pass from San Antonio to Corpus
Nsti covering the southwest east to
,Hston. also along route from san An
~ to Laredo; az all points on the Mis-
hdhsGS e smI eNaS' ,ioi ga gan AH, ntas
ri over ia Navasota on the General ana
'th!ng to the east as lar as 81 lamont,
hiding Houston and Galveston. Rainfall
~ reported az the following places ana
jhites Austin, Beeville. Beaumont,
DO Corpus christi. Fayetteville. Gates
NJ, Kennedy, La Grange, Mathis, New
Mntels AaNasota, Round ROCK, soma,
N Antonio San Marcos Smlthyllle, SO
M aud Taylor
II
lhe movement maintains high marx.
Al receipts al all ports for the day we're
"a III, ,ir. ieao a.. no ,a,.s,,,,.,,d
"a "''SN' "e"'"'' '9'' iu' TUG w i''l,"''
n day of last year. since Friday tn
I'd been "a TO1 bales against 40 Tul for
& how +i,,, or I,st vol, ord 1e as-
|. Observation-Disclosures, nnriod ~ lsst ,.no, RIM,
"a N ~. s"otmt, tt6n, born Tea99 : al ~,
iA and tt,rv wcre :, TX ,4a for ia" ssiuo
IA az 1922 a. ti,it,'d {,
IA Iii III, arc dn1 Tx hoias M, 40
III - a., III ,o,retvo,,T ~. 6nt -
~ t5I9tii Lt,ro,t ,rn, t,o Mid
TT.G1 .Is tHaN
"a 81 81 81, lie, ~ ,',d LIN
81 20 g Gl ot,-t5 ,artu LIZ ios
'& ow yo,t Eara 52S,i l,"ins NM ~ %nn
a, MS l25a bales. o'' '"''' ''"' Ut wv"
~ Lew
+. 10 ro+ tu,oir th.+ ora, ,.t,ho,,+ ,ho
III 40 nv "Nvi' 'u"' even "iNnu'' INC
ffty OF a short crop there Will be
sh to unload the extensive stock OH hand
N ~ w. '' r'o'pu'' VI H'Si"
qnlslng to surpass all former records Ivy
ne odds, to suppress the hrmness of the
III material market
rhe demand did not weaken under th
differences of last week and gives cvi.
llre of growing stronger tor some time
0ntay referring TO the situation. 81, s.:
Sme buyers who had delayed purchases
iaf they consider the DEVELOPMENT IT
AL ness in some PARTS Of the market.
~ the willingness OF sellers TO do bust,
SS on the top basis reached by the recent
vance instead Of at extreme prices t, m
ftlily named to check speculative buying
Nc termed weakness rncn these buy ~
IS, be correct in their policy A read u,t.
Afi Of prices may be necessltated mere
81 ahead hnt these nominal declines vii
more than counterbalanctd by advances
|fa HE'D and other lines. on near Ge.
'tfjes staples were never in stronger
sit on and the situation on nearly al
ovfn and printed fancles is even str6ncer
eSiow ms was demand last week conees.
ons of &c would have closed large
pebnt of business on heavy brown goods
,d light sheetlnrs for delivery well
fobgh the fall. The fact that even with
e possibility of much cheaper cotton most
n'ifacturcrS are unwilling to grant p ice
ned ssions on distant deliveries or dollv-
iii after Scptembrr /. ought To convince
Mining BUYERS of tho Inherent strength
8the market. To that date practicalI,'
hInills are heavily sold and large con.
Acfs have been booked 10 run through
.p{tmhcr and October''
Tia Fail River CORRESPONDENT saws. THE
,1Ircres i'm fine mast week have benn large
ID the distribution of goods has been
;i'The course Of the COTTON market is being
A4ring on the outcome of the trade In III
exf few weeks Manufacturers Iook for
Eh priced cotton and they will not give
Az on the prices now fixed for goods Ef.
'fts to induce business In wide goods he
hich brokers take little recRonnC
Xtm wants Of the Southern mills must fc
~. ny ,Grable In the same Issue the Com
~ nJS Lne pio"1"s - ,.
(, " toiIs Thevllhi IN me GS'uoh g2ous ,ra4T
Nh dom rsNe apont so,d W. az ~ usrn
'' norant mas been par i'uartdE aStblnHe o
'ieFfd goods h have q" harfIy shown a core.
sSbnEE a assapee report trade as consider.
3 az $saa ss,s :'s f ss %sn$ '1SSS
s an rot e y C. July eT5e week just
s n The t stna lion 49, Is rfSordgS wS f
tiH mad nigh priced cotton on mana since