The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
iIlIEs OF CALAMITY
u Nearly an Even Cotton Maj
ket Yesterday
|,,ur IMPROVEMENT AT THE CLOSE
,,,,ts from Texas-Good Out
p NS ne Territory-Eeyptisn Crop
'" Better Than Usual

s.d stories ''HiV
y ~ .s,Arday and each rendered coun-
" ., ' upon the nndulaiing course
! in1s been prone TO pursue, One
Y aattering trade at both the
Ti~u domesttc centers The other
y, far more deplorable stat 81
: ,rom the plant as 1t stands In the
~ tnlc Of woe was employed by
hosr alike 10 sustain their O.
~ .rnments. and while similar in
f'us ,9,n,ar they worked charm ng'y,
~ NJ lime, in opposing the effe
o,her The appetite Of the spinner
nd near must surely he int nsi
w. ~ recoycrs from The iudisposi-
...4 hss been prevalent in the trade
. r.eently. lie may also rose s mat
..,,a,, hunger which SO often belongs
' lowering sick man. with feel ns
M fabric makers will soon he for ed
4. ,belr nets upon the waters, there
n. strong uudertoue giving a pc
h,rre to the demand in store for me
n.terlal Eacn moment added Il new
4, Il injuries realized throughout
IA values IN the long run gained a
J acted without much decision,
an the spot amounted to 1000 bales
.o,,tlons l532d higher. The options
4, hstter by single 9th. New YORK
!, the day at figures about even wi h
:, rho .nrevi6us close. There VAS
decline before the noon hour,
I'm. 10 and ; polnts. This was
Nanne !" IL, no rrlces
Russo IN the altVi u ti,n oneniny rnlI In
Mek 70 tuVse .,,nt nnts7nher and
Oct result aus W t,I,Sr,o,,,, Down
aer were ! pun , ~. 1901 ~ unchanrel
W., lae ollta Va nnrhonged to down,
dreams sun 'a ~ ,ni1ts In tho drst
aaea as nut IrniIr unrl,ed Ia K
lopls, ~ G.st san In The not
e ievel 9i NY noInts ahead Ian
y algnsC o, noi,t bigber. while the
anu Halen ne. Po,,jt,od ; noints Snl a
A w w a a,, .' I7Je amounted 10 l. 26
dalyeS, ,bn o wede a ibo nt New " "
\, md md were not altered Mt New York.
y drelul calu'u' 'leS ma ~ 80
Il poauc'. p"ru'u'ai'' ~ '5'
appalnne nature "u' 'ue ~ 80.
4 III yet believes they are eNaEg ra'lons
II cyeranxious minds Among the i'd
ana fror, roirI,nd said the crop
be IS per cent less than last year
4 from Waco stated the surrounding
|taies In an extremely bad cond ton
bank man said there had been over
/ acres In that county on which there
(. o,h two b,foe nickcd Another
Tsmnio co,. M rnndition ma up-
lr,nne sor7nr CONSERVATIVES poople IS.
y ciV go+b ~ ~ ,d Pgr T F6it M W ath s d
lIiu bad dcierioratcd more in The past
than any previous thirty avs. lew ;Sew
~ generai arG the W. wa.
y. ~ 49, roror S"' oroor,or, .
"a ara avirs,.oqont aynrcsslons fnd
a. Of frost m''St MAY an i'm Igrt ~ t
ear, NV ''''' u IT. w '' '''pF'sN 80
u
df'rent tenor is given to me Terri-
outlook as VIII he seen from tie
wing foSeate message:
Nnore /. 7. August 10. Cotton col g
h outlook good. Pant fruitirG az d
lining forms well. No rain need d in
III part Of Territory. Conservative cot
men estimate total WELD wall equal
u last year.
tn the egyptian field n bright pros
s. v,s forccos.,1 ,rt,.o,o eroo,oi os
y. -. ~. y --...----ISN'"' ''
81 rs T010W5!
l. uandria Erypt August 1n.-Crnp very
Hsadory Fine weather and owing 10
Is I'VE to ten davs in advance of last
Picking will commence at the end
;lhs we're registered at: Wilmington,
|uSNe. Knoxville, Nashville, Cat a,
srsport Nton,rht. 49,. s,,t,1, Ala