The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-03

yer 40'h h0xes. 81 Sya3 "a. i,elI. Mrii a,,rS
q RoSSNANAs-LoOsc. si.5oal.I5; packed.
era. G5Rl.A,NBEgR1Fs- 90 per hushel crate
= 12}lR3AN!,iEs -Florlda-Jamalca. SO ooas. 25:
dSiiips Ky a ol,s - 2oliS.5o; Texas Man
! S,,oo.COANGTs-.re Per sack Of 100 81 OOa
| f'ir2j !!ess quantities, $3.50.
I.geq,: ,C,allfornias - 50is So crop SSoVa
Mi ~ ( N a. d Fal varieties California Winter
pe rlS Srs4l per dozen. 500
! g GhAP ES-calltornla, Black Emperor. per
| Nfshet crate, S-.S0; Black Ferrarat So 90.
0''s" VI Ahneria jlh kegs. s. JOsi6 %.
Carel & Richardson's Letter
Houston, Texas December 1.-The cotton
| markets today were steady with NOT much
| disposition to operate. although some brv
rag was seen in anticipation Of hullish
bureau report tomorrow. IlyorrooI was
i better market than expected. closing
ABOUT unchanged from SATURDAY. spots 40
| 'o"er with better sales 10000 bales. The
movement was quite heavy mort reeelnts
""u estimates at Houston ana New Or.
cans considerably in excess Of Inst wear
-Nr iester makes the amount 10 come into
sight from September 1 to November 40
f''oV''o6, against 4,Sll,O62 last wear. Either
mis- crop is being marketed much slower
! lHah our previous one or II il considerable
1sS IMAM last year rhc burpgn report.
Wu4Dh Is due at II "a. m. Tuesday. viii he
'It lyatnre tomorrow, We believe from
cXnoc,in,g5' u ,nat l4 n trade as rule. are
question what effect It will have upon
pllNts u II is above or below these figures
sy" 2rk wires today: Bulls Of orders
Al
| WtV"Wp VIII bring ont sellers" In case
| IL should be smaller than Is generally eN-
pst'ea' we might sec a jump in the mar.
Etl, aud those buying atter the bureau re
Pvfl may pay large premium for their
.eHifactS. aud, ON the other hand should
'ne hsHres be large and considered bear
ISM % aIop of number of points may he
SlSh WIN no Intervening transactions. We
can attention TO this as often orders based
on y certain figure 10 buy or sell ncces.
states trading at prices which are nearly
t0e extremes of the day. We believe that
no matter what figures are issued the
market VIII bt u sale on an extreme ad.
lal'e or a purchase on sharp decline,
ana would prefer waiting until after the
report Is out aud its erect noted before
operating. although should we see some
lurihtr improvement in the morning be
Tore o'clock 1t might he wen TO reduce
long lines Of cotton Newbergcr Is Levy
OF Grenada. Miss. estimate this crop 10
i-o.sp bales. allowing 3loO,NN for Texas
and Indian Territory. The Times Democrat
%.
lV".NO maximum New York closed Ia 3
points mp, New Orleans unchanged to |
pgiut lower. Liverpool is due To he uu-
changed tomorrow. spots unchanged in
al markets CarGili X Richardson.
Cooke, Moskowtz g. Co.'S Letter.
Houston Texas December Our New
York correspondents say; "Thc cotton mar
BET was quiet aeoin today pending the bu.
reau report to be issued al noou tomorrow.
nus '"'"'' "'''e' '"'"
looked for, futures being practically un-
changed from Saturday and spots only l-32
i,,,., - ola. - Al. 40, .,,,.'.. 49, -
'M'I on S'''s oil lo'"V' whereas tue Ifaue
N'E' .oohhE Tor large response, par
tlcalWly In futures 90 the decrease ia the
American market of the closing day of last
week.
"Mauplcstc- adyices stated that the sales
of cloths last week were not SO large 0s
aulIg .hr preceding one; tnat china was
out VI the market that India was a less
grs lad secured their needs and That bGy-
'IS We're r"lher lndihefent operators IN
,.tIou an lccouni Of the more cl"sciy aid
up condition Of the market resulting from
me recent activity. General c"mlner'lai
tb, continent wore MORE srrrurgrirs ,Gnn
they have been recently.
New York opened steady an unchanged
~ ninI. An, saTcri,,g dcn,or,d frn,r .brrte
o Hn'> 2n tV LIZ, h, iI" ,,,. 5U ,
h"gad ", Xxx n,,, w Ion,Snd fo,, snnfs Of
tba S,r,h t ,o. fo,,r.i,In 80, t,,,,, "i
Xxx Ij,pt,se - 10 i,iioto 'at
.n, nl,, y dls,noi,tcd
holder M, mo bcr,,irr Gstimatae froin Now
0rirs, and II%r.tnn ton,,,tTovS Eusine.e
,,,, '" "T,,s' u ,,,,rov tbrornbort Ibs
49,. o., - IN a ,,oin,s boftcr man l,st
rj.l,,.s tgros Nth Iarra3r So IA,
Nt55",h -. \i," = a. 2or rSrcint3
,,'nr, TO- Ms ,,airst AZ 0lo ~ voar f,,
t,i. ~ rgt s-,itt A. t5l Esff,,atl 40
Eilg f "s",m't ,7,,,, 81 ~ " -.
W. tGt "a eGt , w.. C.tcn, 10 1lIn
W. ,; S ~, ~ ss-1 'rb, LurS,,, ,,,
u.-,-I Iii L', ,bF e,oicr,,in, inauer,,..
n-tri"MM ,is ' ,iioI,, , a. o,L,+ ttIs Yin
Tl'"'TuN ,',dyr,li holic,nd tbS rn
wv, ''II| :" a, nt,roync ,Ie, ~ no
- W IVY S%N' ~ - s,l,,,, NO ,l,11,S
Xxx %. NIX NJ - 'n' uS't, III TI,
W;g'uu,Y ~ coSi',n ~ r,c,,., ther
ms rev ,r'l i', fa tbo mn coutiui "
MI o r.,,S 49, An, 20 bn unrbongoJ ,or5or
L!'e'PooI j. ""' ,to 1qnstm1It, g. 70
row '"oNr' .'oHNo"''" w.
r4.-.- ot...I or. I'D s4aso,,
u'u'7S C'OsS" NIV'o' a''N
ket opened steady with prices unchanged
to points higher aud for the rest of the
day followed an unusually narrow course
with attention of room trade given over
almost entirely to Strengthening up strag
Cling accoupts preparatory TO the receipt