The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02

II, !, the crlppled-production the.
s.' .,l.es from a calamity-yisited
@ "a was sufficiently impressive,
4 : carry the contract prices above
III no. NJ the day before. The
bnreau report supplemented the
4 NM If the past by an account
4 .,.rs5 deterioration and press sum
A ,ddsd to this melancholy story.
a Ants nj ports again came close &c
j ~. record. and an Increase was
!. ,bose at the interior towns, The
sager to see an Improvement
I j, horu Of the dilemma in this feat
prt statistics could not serve them
.oy event. when the into sight for
sAsr tell $4,000 bales short of the
SmOoth Of hast year and 424,Wp short
q ~ before. The demand ms cnphn-
soush exports also took on better
4 mo foreign shipments for the day
4 ,Aout 5000 short of last years. APP
= !. rrye the bull undisputed sway,
4 mite of the external view, the
z !, tbIs may be laid at the door OF
Manners splrltless pursuit giving an
~ mower TO the sellers In the ring.
Z h,ttle Is still being fought with long
4 INNS The consumer of the white
4, must show that he has more wad-
IN ne Is now credited with, or else
,ue Ia and take n bigger part. And
I surs a Ike result the planter must
4 .i,,te that he has less Of such am
n than his distant brother thinks.
y ulua the Inter, the governments
Il document, 4 be issued Thursday.
Il seted to reveal volumes. and until
Al least, the suppressilg tendency
hate small variations.
y roo presented a mixed condition,
& r,ssed demand was reported, with
snountlng to 1900 bales, hut quo
81 on l.l6. On the final call deliver
m / and . lower on current and UNI
u on later options,
N York opened down on near and
10 on far months. This scale OK
"a through lle '"'N vs. ~
IN By m advance which made the
Ia no dov Then drop TO the first
# II, i, T. ~,
*fhihg 10 Tue l''u'lHH 'o'I' Il" 'u.
|soa & decline set in and continued
IA, hsfore tho vindun when another
ia -, A. 60 80. 81 49,
m carried the nsuIe' BACK l" 'ue
ia ones. In the net result October
"a a nojnts ind the later nositions
points
n Orleans started ahead or current
,na nnch anped IN 2 IN nm the fur.
fow no,nts, a,in t,,,,oJiotol,,
IN onenIns was tho HIGHEST Of the
decline tbcn tool, nloce with
"a 49, -.
" toWafu noon IN tue ialer noun
sis only iiUetuation of l or .
=. N'D'N, - -,
M, december ana January went 4
M higher and the other months ad'
S from to 3 points. The American
B amounted TO 1900 bales. spot quo
III sent lice lower at New Orleans
|k NOT alter elsewhere
III
+. f1oyement strn,rhed rnrthor out Pe.
Z. M 80 -. -
"N pvi'S l"r 'n' u'A were f''vh'
E Fsnpared with 5000 for the CORE
- VI laS. > car '''''e Iiu"S
..s ueeu l-4'oho haIes' compared
IA ls FOR tho corrcsnordi,, lima NJ
En- Thus Ear in thc soasnn they
lten 4SS5IS bales conInored with
FL ir the same time of Iast season.
Eonpared with ~ 500 for The same
"a last week and ljO 12G for rho cor.
IDS time Of last wear. Stock AT
4, compared Win ' 9o ~ 75O f for -f fbe
" Of last week and 3So 2ns far Tho
adilg DAY Of last vcor
tSTow. uen' weekly crop bulletin
s.Sa october l.-General summary
S'.sr CONDITIONS in the cotton belt
MY WY favorable for picking eX.
aroma, where this work has been
y some extent by rains of the
EseiSnl,y Tue In week Picking has prog
o2 q Tie K. eorn + gathered red in son. some
"A "a STGS ana d 5s5 yn rains 9sySS s}s