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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13
nRDiNANCE 40. 20.

An ORDINANCE CONCERNING L1cESs.
- AND HEpEALING OKDiNANCE 40. q.
APPROVED NAY 18TH. tsei. AND ALI. pIt.
DiSANCEs IN CONFLICT HEREWITH.
lie II ordained by the ipsr,i uf trustee. OF
the town of Hocky Pond. Colorado.
Section I: No pcr-nn .hsii within the limits
OF the town OF Hucky forri. c.in,Iurt, carry
On. p'ir-uC or engage In any business ur sy,s-
catiun ~ this ur 'iiuanc- uamC,l. without Hr@t
bcuK iic-n-s-i therefor arI .hsil hay Tor .,irl,
license the sum. hereinafter specified. ,.swi,:
ist! Street hawLcr. ............ situ t-t day:
Zni. pesidicrs .. ..........- atn
ard! Shooting gallery. sssi pyF day. e. 20
ircr week or $40 per month.
Iihi Phonozraph., Cane Rscks, Striking
the streets ur other amusement on ~ slI.,.cnt
io the strrct. not herein onumctatrtlE in ali
cas-. whcr. charges atc made by par,Its
hnfdtnR such auiusctncnis OF managing such
machines silnp per DAY Dr 81 tn per wurk
5thi Merry -ro rDun,. s9s.OD typr v,.rk for
tue hfst week and slU per week Tor each p,tli.
tional week.
other places 81 auusrmcnts. Tor tn, a,I,IbI.
ton Of theatrical performance musical ,,,,,-
ecrts. shows or cNhihitigns by ttaVCling pcr-
iprin"rs and for nll other shows or ctIibj-
lions and performances tcircusrs aud tn,nn y.
crics csccpicdl. liccnsc may H. issnc,I TO The
proprietor at any such Hall or upcfa Un,,s,,.
upon payment OF SIal pcr year t,,tai,t,, n, H.,
sialImebt- Of - each quarter in advance. aud
u no sucl, license Is issued by the wear. then
play as Aforesaid. shall not I've given ar hold
excerpt upon the payment Of e pifnr 4 li,,nsr
ior each aud every day of such Performance.
9Th: Every circus or mcnavc,Ie shall nav
the sum OF - per day for such license ami
cach side show or travelling pNhibltEpn with q,
citcus or ncnsgcric for which an eStra
chaIge is made for admission tbpr.to
whether under the same management or nat
shall -nnll pay the sum OF $50 per day for each
siueshow or exhibition.
sth: For each Express wagon, Trau.fc,
wagon or vehicle used and kept for hire to
carry articles or property Of any tcscrjttiou
M uI.n'm tnc tpwn OF Rocky Ford. ss.tD per an.
NUN Tor each one horse wagon or vehicle: 81,
pef annuni Tor each wagon ur vehicle an
which norr than one horse IL used.
9TH: For each Hact. Cab or Omnibus usc,i
IN transporting persons or property sI,oJ nrr
annun. P'
Provided, that the owner OF every s,,cp n.
censei vehicle shall have afiiSei nj each side
oi said vehicle the number OF the snu,c in
pam and cuusp' cuOtis figures not less than
iour inches IN length, which number shall br
assigned to scch vehicle by the Town CIert
az the timo of issuiDp license therefor and
'hall be recorded by the town clerk In tho
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

The national Democratic resolutions
committee adopted the silver plank by n
vote OF 10 to -. Included in the aiiirma.
tive vote were 3 territories without eiec-
torai votes, while one territory voted in
the negative. The vote OF states there
fore stood II to -. with majority OF
two hgains, the resolution and Montana
not voting. But more than that, the Il
states in favor of the silver plank cast lS'
electoral votes. while tue - states oppos-
ed to II east 2s7 votes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

In discussing tho wealth Of Colorado.
as shown by the assessment. tho Denver
Post snys TINT tho assessed valuation Of
saab0o.Ooo by no means indicates tho
wealth Of tho state. For example in
Arapsisos county land which canno, bc
bousls for eco per aero cash is valued
for assessment purposes nt so. while
city property Ia In no instance put down
at ono half iis actual cash value. as tho
Law directs. Similar ratios Of valuation
prevail throughout tho state. To out.
siders unfamiliar with tho ways Of our
county assessors. tho amounts indicating
tho wealth OF the state must appear re-
dicuions for a territory ns large M Colo.
RADIO. The. Of eoursc take tho official
figures sa representing tho iruc wealth Of
tho s,His. having no means Of Eno wing
that this valuation Is n deceptive one.
which IN tho aggregate represents less
than one third Of tho actual cash value
o. property in the state.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

DR.. louis klopscl, editor OF the Chris.
tan Herald. ~ho has jus, returned from
India. says ,La, all the charity OF all the
world Will he needed in India for the
mex, four msutlss 60 save millions from
death. No lees than 100000 will starvc
TO death au.hsw. Among the poor hun.
ger and disease are doing dreadful exe.
cu,ion. The British government is
spending s2oa.eeo day TO purchase
grain for tamire sufferers, whose mum.
bers increase a: the appalling rate OF
5000 a day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

ate crippled. save IN DE-. firfeV's caiisa
Medical Discovery. Although sweet To the
TASTE u contains fo syrup .s sugar. Niiieh
So as,en Gtsssfses with the iysi,cp;ic sinIa.
Aeh. I; contains ro alcohol 10 incbfia;e
o. efcaic riofbii craving e.; s;iniuiauts.
IL ts the ouiy Known mriieirc that. acting
;iitoush the blood. will baiii new ard
healthy lung itssugs I; bpiiis up the
lungs bceausc II builds up the whole body.
IL ssitous n man with the appetite Of a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13
The man who has Lost .

leg on the field Of battle
may find a f,ifiy service
able substitute In a cfaich
or = wooden leg. hut tho
man whos- lungs have
i,-cn Invaded by the dad.
iy germs Of consumption
t:,ust aes psomp,iy OF give
up all hope.
Thrsc Is no substitute for
a destroyed lang. and there
4. M honr for lung iital
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

Under the operation of the Wilson free
trade tariff for revenue only. there was
deficit OF sios.0oO,0oo in thirty five
months. Under the Dingley tariff for
protection there was a surplus sf sl6..
pOo,00 in thirty.tvo months.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

tt,kc Chinese guv-rnmcn, finds itself
unable 10 pro,~c, the persons aud prop.
cI,y ui American citizens rcsiirn's
In China. tlIcn l, Ia our dn,y
90 do 80. All the other poScFs ar- taking
s,cIs TO pT1;ec, their citizens. Tho ri.h,
to do ,his IN case of ncci. ia scll rec
c;nis~i principle 81 international Law.
We afro 90; making war against China.
bu, arc simply acting in conjunction
with all the other civilized powers 10 pro-.
tee, life ani property aud 10 aid the an.
ihoriiies 10 Tcs,orc order. This govern
men. would bc con,cnp,iblc did !, pur.
ste any other course. says tho Toledo
blade. We ~ouli bc tho lausbin. stock
81 the world did wc hold slcoi and allow
III. other powers 10 protect American
citizens aud sss-SuHrj onr treaty inter.
csts. Tac plain common sense Of tho
American people will support the gov.
crument Loyalty in It's course. The man
who does not do 80 lacks patriotism,
courage aud Americapism.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

Elm aud Walnut avenues will soon
present problem for the town au,huri.
ties to solve. Two blocks east of Main
street both these avenues narrow down
TO the width a, alleys, owing to Kew al.
diions not being plated to correspond
with the original town. On both these
avenues business Is extending. and in a
ohort time there will come a demand for
widening at the points ramcd. This
work Of improvement can be done Ds W
cheaper than at any future time, and
steps should he taken in that direction.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

In another column will bc found the
sefui.anuual statement Of the State bank
Of Rocky Fwtl. The showing made is
highly crsdisablc 10 the bank aud speaks
strongly Of che growth and prosperity Of
the Rocky Ford country. A county
town with the population Of Rocky Foni.
havin. bank deposits aeercaaiin. very
close TO a quarter million dollnr-. is Ger.
tainly in snpcrior financial condition.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

The country r.ioic.s in the fac, that
that grand war ship, the Oregon. was no,
wrecked but is now safe in an oriental
hnrbor awaiting repairs before resnming
u career which has given il such hold
on the sentimental regard OF tho Amer.
can people.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

The appearance and heal,hfulness OF
the town would he improved by gener.
al cutting of weeds by citizens. the Rocky
Ford Ditch Co. and the town council
authorities. We understand that an or.
dinance is proposed requiring such work
as n sanitary measure.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

NJ. $. Martin is rivaliug I. Dennes and
DIR. Fenton in the extent Of his building
operations. When work on the las, three
OF his seven store rooms on north Rail.
road avenue has been completed he will
tnrn his energies toward building seven
more business rooms on the north side of
tile same block. facing on Elm avenue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

We are soon TO have new grocery
store. VIM. and Ennice Casel,eer will
open frst.class stock OF groceries in
one Of NJ. y. Martins new rooms on north
Railroad avenue. Having had experience
in ibis line OF merchandising Casebeer 4
Daughter will be able 10 meet tile wants
OF the public in the line Of table sub.
stantials and luxnries.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

f11sTAlII f'EllNfs 1T Nufa
strength and muscle Into
the stomach aud in;cs;iscs.
and causes the digestive
iuiccs To Cow freely. Il;
Oils the blood with ,lsc
eismvn,s tha; build up
every organ and Tissue Of
the body. it 'ufus dis.
cssCti lung tissue into
healthy tissue by aiding
nature 10 her own process
Of issfins down and rr.
btfttsttu- IL gttrra tYron.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

No national ticket ever nominated
gave more general satisfaction to It's
party and more trouble to its opponents
than the one named by the Philadelphia
convention.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

q. u. Smith hns our thanks for sam.
ple box of currsnts, dow berries aud
cbcrries. showing what small tract of
Rocky Ford land will produce. Some of
Mr.. Smiths cherry trccs arc almost ns
heavily laden as J. Z. kain's grape vines
when doing their bcst.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

Rocky Ford's residences are perhaps
too much scattered TO justify numbering,
bh the council should direct that the
names Of the streets he placed u, every
intenection. This muci, OF city style
would be great convenience, par,icu.
larly to our many new citizens.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

Col. 1,nl,b has almns, completed a fine
room uu Elm avenue which will lie occu.
pied by Chss. Barber with a first class
restaurant.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13
S 5OOrgan FRI

AfneStoy Clark Church Organ selling any retail mari
$50 and made by the Story Clark Organ Company will b
absolutely free to the Church. Lodge School Society OF %
receiving the largest number Of ballots The ballots to e
voting in this contest be had Of the following entcrp
chants of the city, each purchase Of % enng the ud
to vote for whatever organization he she wishes
he she purchases % cents worth Of merchandise Organ
bition at the Opera House Pharmacy.
The Contest Begins SATURDAY, MAY 2e,
And Ends Oct ~, st Noon.
Ballots will be counted weekly and the result announced
The ENTERPRISES.
Ballots must be depositeda at The ENTERPRISE office
been employed to supcrntend the contest.
1t is only by trading with the following merchants thai
be had
Hilhker's Cash Store Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes
Opera House Pharmacy, Drugs aud Jcwclry
Rocky Ford Grocery Company, Grocery and Meat Market
The Iowa Grocery, Groceries and Queensware.
Geo. X Daring, Coal Ice and Transfer.
VIM H. Dye. South Side Livery Stable.
l.. w. Spckelmre, South Side Bakery and Restaurant.
G. r. Geiger, Rocky Ford Steam Laundry.
L. D. Hill, Pianos. Organs and Sewing Machines
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13

The officers installed by the X. Pa
Monday evening were mainly the old
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13
Closing Out Sail

For the next thirty days we will sell our EN-
tire stock of Shoes at the following prices. Il
order to make room for more Groceries:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13
AGENT Butterfield. of the Wells. Fargo

Agent Butterfield, OF the Wells. Fargo
express, il now occupying the new bnild-
ing Just completed for the exclusive nse
OF the express company. The building is
Just west OF the station and is divided in
TO two ro0ms-a commodious warehouse
for the storage OF packages md very
neat Office, finished in vnrnished pine,
presenting n handsome appearance. A
new wagon has just been put into service
for the prompt delivery OF all goods
With the new facilities for the transac-
tion Of business Agent Bntterfield prom.
ises that the express business shall he
handled in first class.
The town council on Tuesday received
the engine and mir compressor for the
water works mud as soon ~ they can be
put in place tho town will again bs enjoy
ing the benefits OF artesiRn water. The
apparatus is called an mir lift, the winter,
being rnised by the action Of compressed
mir. there being no valves or similar de-
vices such as accompany ordinary pumps.
This machinery is the very best for deep
well pumping thnt in tn be found IN the
market, and the council believes that ut
last they haye satisfactorily solved the
question Of water supply.
BY past experience 1t hns been demon
ouftTHtcl tuht sNtts CtHtc W.
which reached the markets in good con-
lition sold for high prices. The losses
have been by shipping hot cantnloupes
thereby soon using up the Ice in the car.
The Rocky Ford Melon Growers nssocia-
tion this yenr have made arrangements
to cool their cantalonpcs by putting them
in cold storage, takin. the heat out Of
the melons before they nre put into the
car. which will undoubtedly insure It's
safe arrival in good condition nnd com
mand good prices.
II you wish to see something handsome
step into Gibson's Racket s.or. and ex.
anime tLat souvenir china just imported
from Germany. Six months ngo Mr..
Gibson gave nm or,ler to German mnn.
ufactnrcr for n large variety OF china.
sach piecc containing n reproduction OF
Rocky Ford's melon day. taken from the
beat picture ever made of that most pop.
ular fall festival. Dishes for nll purposes
can bc found in Mr.. Gibsou's collection.
aud lovers OF fine ware will find there u
number OF articles which should be add.
ed to tho stock nj home.
q. u. Smith Inns our thanks for sam.
ple box of currsnis, dow berries aud
cherries. showing What small tract ot
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13
nAtg!ssasee O. -
hl6kla AND CALF ~
S:;,.gyYyENS =
SHOE n ~
~srtH. 49, ~

1t makes no dii'eren'
much you want to pay tG'
of shoes. You can fln'
shoes to suit your pocAV,
You will find them the
the money-and more aP,
in style and finish than '''
make.
The Hamilton-Brown ."
st. Louis, Mo.
THE GOLDEN h'
Rocky FoRp'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13
National Republican Ticket.

For Prc-ident-wILLIAM MCKINLEY. Of
For Vics observation-disclosures RoOsE.
WELT. OF New York.
Election November q. 100.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-13
Mrs. Estelle Pope Henry,
Graduate Opician
SEMI.ASNuAL STATEMENT
oniec In DIR. kcarby's Drug store.
Rocky Ford. Col -

OF the condition Of the State Rank Of Rocky
Ford. located at Rocky Ford. Colorado. q, The
close OF business July ?. 1870.
nElnr-n..t-a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-29
NEW YORK WATCHING COTTON
THE CRoP PROSPECTS or THE
SOUTH BEING INVESTIGATED.
Prices Of Futures Arc Based Mainly
Upon the Prospective supply.
Demand from Spinners.
Especial to The PostJ

New York, July 2S.-Cotton crop PROSPECTS
and the probable outturD in bales furnish the
New York operators with food for thought ana
subject for talk every day now. 1t Is prob
able that the crop, so FAR as ultimate pro-
duotigeness is concerned, is more OF mys-
terry than is even usual to the season,
Apparently one planter can look over MS
fields today and come to the conclusion that
a far fraction OF 100000 bale crop is be-
fore his eyes. while one ten miles away can
gaze upon a scene Of desolation and realize
thai he will have 10 go without Linen" hand
korthiefs this year. II he is dependent on his
own cotton TO produce them.
ore would have 20 reckon up the condition
OF every individual square foot OF land in
the South 10 get the slightest idea of the
next yield At least this is the way things
appear to those here In Now York. Ordinary
advlces have signally failed 10 help the guess
ing match and as a result OF the last word
received the board rooms previous sentiment
Is decidedly Jared" SO prices go humping
10 and down in the liveliest sort OF way
and when 10 point decline Is made after d
comparatively steady advance you can reckon
that Beegiis has been heard from again or
that the estimate August receipts IN San
Patricio county has been raised
The other side Of the cotton situation is by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-29
HEAVY STAPLES.
AMMuNITioN~Powder, per key. 81

AMMUNITION--Powde per keg. 81 BOA
i25: blasting powder Sl.65 per keg; drop
ghot per sack 81 So; buck $3.50.
BACON-Eytr short clear IN sacks, Shc
resuiais S&ds7sc: hoxed &c higher; bellies
9LG95aC.
BAcGING AND TIES Basglng, 2-lb ss4c,
"a lib 914c: Arrow ties. less than carload lots.
Tom Houston, Sl.50,
CANDY-StiCk. wrapped, basis a. I17Ac
per ID. No. /. I'LL weight basis q. 1lsa
7M pqr ID. special sizes hc higher.
CANDLES--Star full welBat' l=4c; Gran
lite fun weight il&c: Electric lights lie.
CEMENT Portland s. 7Sg3'25: Rosendaio
- coFFEE-Rio. fair lOalo'6c; pri.ao 114@
i1Iac; choice 1i4alGAc: pelberry loo, Cor
dova lac Roasted cunees Arbnctle'H Ariosa
ga. basis l0O-lb cases l4.00c delivered; s6-lb
basis lC0-lb cases $3.50 delivered; Sb-lb
Is soc: Apex 10 Ace
CRAcKERs-A B c soda. bulk. boxes shc
lib cartons (%c ginger snsps Sc creams
&c. stage rlapks 6ikc; cakes and lumplea IL.
FLOUR-TeXas star Mills; llohl wave
81 o.; sea Fairy IS 50 Sea Nymph 50 49, Sea
level s3.55; rye -four 80 So pumpernicll
81 G5 Special rates for shipments 70 interior
Points Quarter sacks are l0c hlsher tnan
halt sacks and wood l6c higher tnan half
fHRINAcEous GooDs-Grlts bombay ana
cream meal. IN barrels S,sA' pearl meal
IN l0-lb racks. 50 .00a2, 10 per tarrel OF fe9r
sacks: Scotch oats $3.50; Frlenos OATS ss;o0
Columbia oats 81 $4,000; Hawkeye oas sl'ss
VI LIARp-Rsnnsd ueroe, compound. SIC.
leaf. SCI 5o-lb csas Nc higher than aercssi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-29
CANNED GOODS,
CANNED FRrITs-pinea

CANNED FRUITS-PineapDle 2-lb. eye
80 00SI2'g5. 2-ib standard sliced. ST "a, nears
Glib standard 91c peaches 2-ib standard
81 30Gl.35: standard 81 25dl 90 2-lh seconds
81 HOLLIS. S-lb standard S9o. Glib pie s1.0
q1.10.
GAINED yEGETABLEs-Tom Tomatoes. 8-lb,
full weight. $50 Oc: 2-lb, full weight. 659
2-lb. full Weight, 75c string beans 9-ib. full
weight nc No l str!usless beans, 2-lb.
full weight, 81 So red kidaoy beans, 2-lp. fuli
weight e5cG$l 90; marrow la peas 9Th. full
weight A.iodl %. early June meas. fancy
H. full weight $3.50; American petit pois
peas, fancy. 2-lb fun weight 81 Gs4l. IS:
asparagus. California 2h-l6, $500; corn Al.
turn cream. 2-lb full weight 81 i0di .15J A
No. ! 2-lb, full weight. sl.05a1.l0: Glue
Ridge, 2-lb. SoQ85c.
CALIFORNIA FRUlT-Extra standard 2,s-
III peaches lemon cling, s2.I5Q2.25; yellow
Crawford sl95G2. co. black cherries 81 I0Gf
2.l5 white cherries. 81. l0@2 49, oprieots SID
also strawberrles sl.s5; plu'ns Sl35Ql .4O
grapes 81 3jltl 40. seconds l0c DER dozen less
tbau extra standard prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILED
SIS Nordkap DAM. Antwerp.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Steamships.

! Bernard .-....''..'''''..'. Quarantine
B1rkum ger Observation-Disclosures. Pier 10
Orar ga Branch .............,........ Pier 10
Peerless ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Pier Ii
Sierra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Quarantine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Disappointing Cables and Large Receipt.
Caused Slump in Wheat,
SEPTEMBER WHEAT CLOSED is LOWER
Corn and Onts Both snf,ered , ne
ciine--Iiog Products Also
Closed Lower.

Chicago. July 2s.- -Dlsappointing cables and
large receipts were mainly responsible for a
slump In wheat late today, September clos
Ing rs under yesterday. Corn closed "A
and oats AG9s lower Al the end OF the ses-
sion hog products were 5a7is 10 $50 reduced
In price.
Liverpool turned deaf ear TO the bulge
here yesterday and dished out disappointment
to local holders by closing u lower TO Il
higher Paris was also lower aud the
weather favorable. September opened u to
y lower at EOS to 1873 and Tor time due
tuAted between 1888 and IS. business being
of quiet order. Northwest reports varied.
Some were as bullish as they were when
the drouth was on whlle others predicted
crops almost double the more gloomy esti-
mates An hour befoie the close holders be-
came discouraged and began selling. The
outside demand WAS very slack and there
was no hope 10 be drawn from the cash
business, September tumbled down to 73 and
closed weak rs lower at 75h Primary re-
ceipts exceeded last years 1900 bushels
Minneapolis aud Duluth reported 2tI cars,
against 265 cars last week and 3ii cars a
year ago Local receipts numbered III cars,
thirty-two of which graded contract Clear
anees at the seaboard were equal in wheat
and -four TO 100000 bushels
Corn was quiet but compared with wheat
the market showed considerable hrmuess
Country offerings, although in some instances
demand renamed brisk. Liverpool was
disappoin tment, but following tho opening
the dip caused by the English easiness was
overcome Later however, the pronounced
wheat weakness caused a fractional recess
sion from tho top but the eud OF the ses-
sion found the market steady There was
some reselling by SD ppers who had coed
profits on Their flights. Receipts were ,0i
cars, September sold between 3S7s and 1Ste
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-29
Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

New York, July 2S.-Wheat--kecelpt 70, ;
600; exports $4,000. Spot easy; No. red
S2Ss t. o. b anoat and 7isl elevator No. l
Northern s55 (, o. b. afoat to arrive. Op-
lions weak; July STA; September SOla; De-
cember sl9s, Hld.s firm Galveston, 20 to
25 pounds, IS, California. q 20 % pounds,
2lla Texas dry, "a % 30 pounds a. Lea .her
Steady; hemock sole Buenos Ayres light
to heavy weights, 2S1a12i1s acid 22ia@23la
Wool--steady domestic fleece 25d2s Texas
1915 Cotton seed oil-Prime nominal
prime yellow 36iad31
Kansas City, July s.--wheat--septembe
66ik December 6S cash No 2 g.; No. red
72dTS Corn-September 35ss December 321s (:
cash No 2 mixed 36la; No. white 80. Outs
No. . white 26k Rece!pts-Wheat 90, 200
corn 20,s00; oats 5000 Shipments--Wheat l24, :
coo; corn q 600, oats 1860.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-29
sd. Lonis Grain ana Provisions.

s. Louis, July 2S.--Wheat-No. 2 red cash
75 No. Soy haI5 ss9'e% cornS S ess5 IS
July So September 37h, December 1914, Oats
No. cash %; July %; September 2l% No.
white 20. Pork--Easy; jobbng u. rs. Lard
othy seed--Prime. new firm with 3.25 bid for
first half August delivery, but held at $50:
others nominal, Corn meal-Steady, go.
Steady to firm; timothy 9.OO6li.00; prairie
8.50d9.00. Whisky--Steady, 123. Cotton
ties 1,2S. Bagsng sqS% Hemp twne 8,
2s qS,l sat mears b lover eXtPa shorts
Bacon-Boxed lower extra shorts 500; clear
ribs s.12k; clear sides s,37iA Receipts
Flour 300O wheat 224, 0J0; corn $1,000; oats
sc 900. Shipments-Four 5000. wheat 81 600:
corn $1,000 oats $4,000.