The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-31
BEAR FEATURES IGNORED,
Heavy Estimates and Rain Reports
Had No Effect.
FALL RIVER SENT OUT COMPLAINTS
Government Report on Acreage and Con-
dition Of Crop VIII Be Issued
This Forenoon.

Bearish features were apparently ignored
In transactions In the cotton market yes
tcrtlay. HOUSTON aud New orleans esti-
mates were heavy and crop advices gcner-
ally of favorable character. still prices
were advanced in Liverpool and New Or
teams. Light to heavy rains were reported
from Texas Wednesday night and yesttr-
day and scattered rains over other portions
Of the belt.
Fail River sent ont complaints of no de-
niand for goods ind the possibility Of
general curtailment of production threat,
ems the present entrenehed position Of
the bulls
New orleans spots were lie higher on
good middling and above spots unchanged
In other American and 132 up IN Liver
pool
The government preliminary report on
acreage and estimated condition Of cotton
VIII hc issued this forenoon III a. III.
houston tmei. owing to the present
strong undertonc Of the market there Is
not much likelihood Of prices being great
is disturbed. whether the report has a bear
ism or bulllsh tendency.
Liverpool win be closed today and iomor-
row, whtsuntde holidays.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow at Hous.
ton are 400 to 400 bales against 90 last
year and 100 the year before; at New or
leans 5000 to 400 compared with ~ last
year aud 90 the year before.
The rang II prices for July at New or.
leans yesieteay was as follows:
bpcu. High. Low. Closed
July .......... 30 7.o6 40 90
NELL BROS LATEST CIRCULAR.
The following is an Interesting extract
FROM the circular Of Messrs. Neiu Bros,
datcd London May ~:
So far these figures do not Indicate
crop OF more than 100000 but The
quantity remaining uucouuted Ia the in.
terror is still The doubtful factor. and tine
prcscn- scale ot receipts certainly indi-
Gates ,hat more than usual remains.
From the rcceut large movement 1t is
now generally inferred taat nothing can
prevent the crop Of 1poO-ol from summing
up Jo 1O,gJo.C'p bales, and indeed unit
the final corrections based upon the In.
terror town movements are made on 3lst
August next, tlut is during the whole
summer see must nov expect the crop ia
look lis lu.2lHUou bales Jr mole The
correction ~ September ] asl year added
e,,,, 40 40, r,.l O., ths ,,r,.,-i.,,,. ,.,.,,r,.
~ '- ,'''''
% iht CROP ana we expect that the cor
rratIora oi this season VIII On Septcm-
her deduct ooouyo 20 auupno b,lcs fr,,n
.r, ~ 49,. ...,.., ...
|e 'H' 'A'" eNpe' zen count o' tine crop
while Of the reduced count a further 100.
GO bntcs win bc foupd 20 law m nuul,Jy
as MOI to he nj All suifubla FAR tba Nnnts
of sulurers
As we meAtloned In our last circular.
MIR Henry Nel h nor al 1u liLety ia H.
sue uny fresh estimate .n iatc I'm ne
season IL ackuo,,, lodges tt6,ve,pr thar.
N, was miSled ne 10 the trowih ana the
amount uf holding back M Texas. which
Stat. b. pr4ct.olilg r1tirpfr -rsnansii,Ie
Tor any error YET appar-1f m sl. uIju. oUp
estimate, the iot3t r.rclrts from Mi uInrr
sources 10 Aorll gD amounting as shown
IN tue frr.u1.u. .ihi, a., ,piv d o7T.Upt
bales. against o. Ioi. 900 ,o r5p 4lius ,ute
last wear All $50 sam de- now IS TO vatt
and So, hov fa. '.r anal coluf y,III ih}.
fcr from his rst.ii.ai.. gnd also. lea ir~ .,lll.
frgm fIe utlus .t'r. ..,I.4r+,s ~ % 20 .olO.