The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-08
COTTON VALUES WERE HIGHER

the services Of all his loyal SUBJECTS in
The present crisis.
Liverpool though NOT brilliant was lit-
Sie Improved. al things considered.
Sales ~ she SPOT amounted 70 900 hsies
al uuptatlaDs l-aa legs On uiddlur aud
The grades above ana unrhsureA on the
grades below Deliveries OF the last call
stood I-e4 lorer On the three near pos
items and unchanged on lSter ones
New YORK opened and podurs higher.
except fur August. which WIS % points
up- The scale dropped slightly at frsf.
hut shortly reacfed. Aftsrward ths range
WIS : 10 5 points less tin toward the
noon caH the opening figures were rermnea.
A corresponding decline occurred in thp
Afternoon. but an improvement set Ia az
the claBe WIS reached vhirh carried The
trures 20 the highest 81 she DAY Do ths
net result November z5raaced points
yEnusry md Nay : and the balance y the
List went s 20 10 points higher
New Orleans started hiEher On pecsm-
her and 70 points Up On later posi-
lions The range WIS lower in ths first
part Of me session, tux an advance so5a
followed and another decline occurred
aesr midday which lowered the level .
60 points TIL IN The last two hours u
the session A steady rise then CON.
meaced which extended "a the anal call
u the pct result Jsnusrv sHd February
gained ? points and The other months went
20 and il points higher Sales on the
American SIDE amounted TO 5554 bales and
spot quotations did not change.
The movement vas q powerful volume
Receipts at 81 ports Tor the daT were
q S52 bales, compared with 40,T7s for the
corresponding day o. Inst year since Fri
Gar they have been 2g3164 bales. CON
pared win GJHa53 Tor The same time OF
last week and PAS 40 FOR the correspond.
ing time q last ytE-. Thus fer 10 the
season tAer have been a.3sl.G1s bales. com.
pared Win . 2T2 So for TIE same time o.
last season. S-cs FRIDAY 81 ports have
been I64 131 bales. compared with 81. Tss
for the sane time q last wees ana 2la.4l5
for TIE corresponding time Of last year
stock at United states ports for TIE DAY
was S1le-9 bales. compared with SD. 6o5
fer the same dsy q Isst week aud 8258
Tor rhe corresponding SAY o. last year.
Writing % the cotton goods situation
zhursdsy's Commercial has the following
for prints ana certain staple colore4
goods The demand yesterday was quite
active and nothing but the reserve o. sell
erE prevented the contamination Of @
larger business. All danger u labor rrol-
bles st Fail River is regarded as passed.
5ut Nr. Borden remains bidder Tor ypo,
-e-lars On q Sic basis and il seems prob
ahle f1Nt be cal Thus maintain rerull-1
CD talE hEsI, for some weeks % conc n
any event ne partial recovery in cotton
prices had some influence on export and
other buyers II heavy goods VINO have
been waiting for further concessions IL
snected the views Of sellers o. well a.
tuyers however. and sales are no nearer
contamination than before
TIE export trade ae vel as some con.
verTers displayed increased interest n
heavy rn~rtiuss, drills ami rsuauurEs IL
some instances thay raised rhelr bids Ia.
per cent. buI sellers were more RESERVED
ihsn az the close Of lsst week Hns r.,
Transactions ~ Importance were possible
There arr plenty q sellers II heav,
browns for export on basis Of - 10
( a-yEro drills. but there are few who v0ul.
/ consider even 47sc, net. for leading brand.