The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
h SLIGHTLY LOWER.
!, nd the Big Sales Since
Thursday the Cause
WAS THE WEAKEST
y, for the Day Were Heavier
Peg, ooks Simmer Than Con-
a'o Scots Did Not Change

"A to 5-64d lower.
to 8 points lower.
ossSrs, 4 to . PORTS lower
~ ,i Ii.,' Unchanged.
,.,,on market did not sail
~ s.l,nt current aroused by the
,ssr.aay's sensation, but rath-
!, the former lazy waters.
~ loaded gun, but an empty
IA made him fear lest he
" W. alr. The great desire TO
al horded amount of the raw
r,aar the better figures proved
for the bear and enabled
lower valuation for the
.,a,as The big fellows were
source for giant swings in
~ the talent since SO pow
49, as the bureau helped tliug
b, tor the unfavored planter. The
a,r,er OF ticup at Fall River
i, have averted some steps
A.vs been otherwise taken, but
-, .s remarkable as the govern.
,,,nsnt has followed its issuance.
4 financial Europe, particularly
1 likely the tcnderest point of
Y but the appetite of a hungry
!, consumers must be nppeased and
u, y ,he food can surely exercise
,seng power.
n fair calculation to say that
,I,4stiop in the comparative cond'-
M Inst years crop will Offset the
u acreage Of the present year and
brItr at least, not greater yield
.assou. The consumption presents
mt view, though the languidness
manufacturer has been pointed to
,.soo Tor fear on this score. In the
I'M dsrs of the new season domestic
ssp tsrn 10000 more bales than
r Exports to the continent, where
Nh. has been suffering, have been
sws Or practically the same as last
Crest Britain has fallen 5000 bales
ci her taklngs for the period in
\, supplies are near the same as last
Wien the price was 2c higher, and
{ Itsicm is badly in need of cotton.
FOODS sent abroad show very much
shipments, and the Improvement in
M conditions make the future de-
n ssei q better outlook. The home
q q the finished article have gone
snd large contracts are made for
tDaath deliveries. Can a doubtful
npaOn exist in the face of these
+ production has the most dangerous
lld the bull must watch the law of
and effect or its improper interpreta-
h the bear.
epcol made an unfavorable showing
% the spot amounted to 5000 bales.
uls on middllng aud above lowered
Fsle the other grades did not vary.
.aN call deliveries dropped 4-64d
<deea and 5-64d on later options.
"A iOfK opened down on near to /
Y % lar months. The level was the
loF ne first fifteen minutes, after
small decline was made, carrying
sage to points less, until in the
i Af there was another slight loss,
s3 recovered at the close. In the
EsuIt November lost / point and the
Fasl li declined , and 3 points.
N Weshs started unchanged to 3
sAAes point on the first call, which
.ae hishest afterward the course
XVII 1he range was narrow and at
'llasp was about the worst of the
Il y lle net result December and April
peiaIs lower and the balance of the
Eaggped . points. Sales on the Amer
W. amounted TO 54S9 bales. Spot
8fuoa' were unaltered.
movement made a larger start. Re
u all ports for the day were 42,342
compared with 49,347 for the cor
'4ls day Of last year. Thus far in
ss9l l1ey have been 624. S33 bales,
.ra WIN S62404 for the same fine
~. salson Exports were 543l bales.
I'M WIN 2S,52S for the same dav of
~ ana 1888 for the correspondinr
hst year. Stock AZ United Ststns
~ ne day was 3G2 300 hales corn,
.rAsl oio,1I Tor the same day of
aly ., i as. aoz,s2l for the correspond
Als was the weeks movement at
e4apal Interior towns and comparl.
This Last
ta week. week. 1900. 1899.
faa IL? 715 123, 7o5 2077I9 800 25'S So
NJ ~ ~ z64'2s0 2ll,356 222 393 Az ia
III q Gov week port stocks have IN,
4 M Oales, while the Interior
IVY Increased 1924.
''"a H0bson wired from New Or
n. IMMEDIATE future of the market is
h ~ As last week we had an in
I. w. ,''y against 4oo,6O2 last year,
.soSSe Eill compare with nm in sight
Va ess lhe current week of last
II novsn say with safety that mis-
iso ibl asnlt viii he far less Than n
1 10 ,ba mg the current week Of n
satfs,s Ilslole supply Increased 33o .
ID n ast week II only increo sed
iifeer- 1.s,uIaty follows thar with n
4 10 Tia ~gEement and a ureater In.
tie ror,i visible with which 10 com.
\ VIII Ia week, holdings Of the
lgarts relatively reduced IN alarm.
bar 49, as the week following ~
4 vor1 showed a gain i'm the siocl,
lsba Vi oSSB44. we exnect 70 500
itssey she middle Of October sbo,v
vim VI about 10000 when com.
i Warra,, !ear ago; these condItions
4, s snat selling the marl,et 1t q, 'io orS
'5fhls ara es,, Wnen consumptlve re.
IS season ,i,udted LOO 900 larger
t'ads yotsa AT Fan River Yesterday
Z dennndi, 20 20 out on Monday
~ ceht Hang an Increase in wages
4tfaflyes same as what was al,
y ist lp sS 81 the Irion works mills
iSeoyers S yrni It is thought that
40 oper aII meet the demands OF
n heaDs ns s In cotton Is not over
i You can ms reaction is healthy
s4Ylse nHy January cotton 100
'uylhg It, It will 90 Ia
..Ios are " ~, lower than looked for,
= Win bsS,saer good at only 1-32d
uaH holiday sales Of SO0G
Oslssns ~ Prices at New York and