The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

r." illel ~ 'N's
..,. ,ruIt moved very freely ami a
I,.,,,buted demand prevailed, especial
,orroN CROP CONDITIONS.
...inu Points to Ultimate Higher
sp'npS Prices.
4, Editor Of The Post.
~, before have the same conditions
's,o,,ed the trade in cotton. The Aug
An detelopmcut and movement OF
/. ,,oo served ouly to augment the
=, II The past one; September shows
,.,sssf amount into sight ever known
" ~ month and at the same time the
NJ. decline In general conditions The
,t,Ise and stringent money has done
4 towards keeping values down, It is
question Of short time when the
s IA win be settled aud, with continued
~ sxnortation, money will be easier
"a N ma whole world at peace, with con
1srton greater than 1t any period IN the
r ,iFs history this crop should command
n cotton carried Into the crop 1s9o-91
eme 10 half million bales while
amount carried into this one Is com
{ rlyely nothing and the trade must de
q Cd the actual growth, not on com
i mn crop-and the movement In
] sdra has been heavy. Europe has alb
\. ia Il almost Us fast as 1t came. Crop
hDdtons do not warrant big crop figures,
Il though last years commercial crop was
T. ssi.01l bales. actual growth and pro-
fou MAS under 10 100000 bales. We can
b, expect that this Crnp will exceed the
III materially. n any faith is TO be given
~ gorernment official reports. which !
i nslier the most reliable existing Many
Asre this crop viii be less than last year
- venture the onInlon that 1t win be
~ than 100000 bales.
L I s therefore the third consecutive mod
DC erop and the consuming world c1ii
Ia aford TO shut their ewes to facts, but
IbHh secure theig wants OH favorable
has In the market The producer the
fghint and the Spectator hold the reius
La Il their grasp aud can dictate any
n within reason for the American cot.
ID pndRc. When the current is turucl
4fsnNaris and values lowered they should
elhe TO sll and every bale of cotton
Ne In this crop uusold on the 10Th day
Fl AoIenhber should command 10 cents per
MOO 70 the owner for middling or bet
Commencing the middle Of October We
|4'alel a very heavy movement last year.
Ede no condition of circumstances can
"a equaI such figures and so soon us the
Hae / relieved OF the money pressure
IA coal strike and RECEIVERS from the shock
b inilcnate Will he caused by estimate,
&l me filmed English guesscrs Neil.
a .laaefpand Bustua--thc, facts win an
lFfs Tabdaucr md Buston are now
lhg the South prospecting In advance
we Views they VIII cable and divulgc |
- gfeat secrecy to their friends abroad. |
& ~ oplnlon, thev viii claim tho bureau /
r sfonr and as they will see the growth !
oa since Sentembcr | by the cotton |
f Il, lle helds looking green and luxurious, |
sure % give Them ideas Of greater !
s warrant
South and Middle Texas the plant in
aelgs looks WELL but wcevi and |
W nate uestroycd the fruit. In North |
IN, aug the Territories the tremendous |
nafe lowered the grade of omen cot |
caused much loss hv beating the opan
~ sI, qgt ana rottinG ana sproutug in /
wv poils. The remainder stands IN |
&shap run frost arv time up 10 No, |
n sl,i. w ferv soon. when all the above |
Iaauls are realized It will be impos. |
y son nc wave ot advancing prices. |
wv views, hullish statements, sure |
sNana, enhancement of values. |
n s siu ana American spinnerS, buying |
am,st before the spring time, we
~ ~ cents on the future boards. !
+ies, Hot fhllrelv by Views of the aetual |
Il ,,a.s " MS crnp and the small sun
H. ~ ~ close Of the year. but Also by /
Il 4, ~ account Of the Increased show
4 I. We COTTON pests Ia volume suffi- /
Vim, 'Sr,hp a another crop in many
Nm ~ ~ seler of contracts assumes
n MT Ise ne NAV never sec his money
ItWh. me BUYER can rest content !
II, ~, NJ VIII protect his interests It will 4
n M y good profit return Hold cot.
R. r. Dancy.
!, N, Wisner's Letter.
. 'AH Texas, October s.--Liverpool is
: to higher tomorrow, their
i ualAet feels the Influence of prob
ssl,a crop estimates In the near fu-
aessFs Buston s Landauer. while
.yH market held steady with fair
~, . ana sales Of l2,mO bales.
800 VIZ markets opened slightly below
olose and worked some lower
~ s'' s Of bear selling and heavy
h gis.t put quickly reacted and remained
fss AL sA'eht stationary the remainder
"a seem. maxim never 10 sell a quiet !
tlls I'm. 70 be very approprinte re-.
ar.1 sy.,on Just now.
W. haSrHt. hent increases on any de.
4 b sin and many believe lower
ksay sstb,rsaii the low figures being
l1eafT Ma "a az about S25 and 800
1tlsly. ~" iork and New Orleans, re-
MN . remember. however mar
i tesa eneellate decidedly Ia sell M ~
b aeeisssggres, and considering earefuliv
4 u an ~. lscllne has occurred ana the
Of the 800 IN and, by the way. consid,
tspeelsn.. ohg long interest elm
3ls sF Az ,y In New York. fhe nroh.
4 81 ,ensst purchases at the present
q yigla e Nv, Investment and viii even.
sAe'llent results.
J. n. wisner.
ssm q Richardson's Letter
Texas, October MIN liver.
r', down. line weather over the
ana cables quoting Mr.
ia 1lag that the Atlantic crop
itoss A'sLAer decline IN cotton was
iifed h,mre was renewed u0uida-l
Tas n LIS hut on the decline new
Niats psl0ence, prices recovering
Vat Nh nnalnors were atioat IN New
aii5o0o puston would estimate me
hgstob wv this was later denied
USE he bmno VIII not issue an csti-
seen more Of the cotton
,..l'.tions y getting lighter each day.
',.-sf better rro,, % continuance, as
~ nsw A whefe the weeyil n aestror.
sreWth selling has almsst