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Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

When Sir George started on the
voyage to England which ended in
his accepting q knigathood. no one
supposed that he would return 9TH
erwise than as plain Mr.. Dibbs. says
the Manchester Guardian. When the
surprising news was telegraphed to
Australia that Mr.. Dibbs was Sir
George, the new knights popularity
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25


was at stroke almost gone among
that class of colonials whose opinion
makes the acceptance OF title 30
doubtful an advantage. With his
star thus fallen from the zenith. Sir
George started to return to Sydney.
A kindly fate had prompted him to
return by the United States. He
reached Chicago. Interviewers await.
ed his displeasure.
so. Sir George" said one OF Them
in effect, trying for an opening. you
have come to see how we do things
in Chicago"
"Chicago!" roared the knight;
"d-m Chicago!"
The interview ended there. An un.
imaginative person might have said
that there had been no interview. But
the Chicago papers published their
interviews none the less. under the
headings such, as these: Interview
with Sir George Dibbs. He says.
On Chicago"
This interview. in its turn, was
telegraphed to Australia. and when
Sir George arrived there he found
himself after all. high in the affec-
lions of the people as DIN Chicago
| Dibbs."
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

There is a tale of man who spent
mis- life in wishing he had lived DIFF
ferently. and when he died he was
surrounded by a throng of spectral
shapes, each one exactly like the
other who. in his asking what they
were. replied: I'VE are all the diff.
ferent lives you might have led
Edith Wharton. 1.-THE Valley of Decis.
ion"
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25
Automobile for Doctor.

The largest automobile in the world
is being constructed Tor Partisan
doctor. In it. accompanied by two
medical students, he intends to make
a trip around the world. 1t will have
two sleeping apartments. a large work.
room. and four big tanks for storing
oil.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

ture will be found eloquently ex.
pressed on its foundation stone, the
laying OF which was one of the last
public acts performed by Mr.. Glad
stones distinguished neighbor and
friend. the late Duke of Westminster.
Cut in the stone is an inscription
which reads thus:
''In this building, erected 10 his
memory by a grateful nation. Is pre-
served the library of William Ewart
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25
Library Building Erected
in Memory of Gladstone

Gladstone. who. eminent no less ms \
thcoioginn than ms statesman. cssab-
iishcd tho foundation for the advance
mcnt OF divine learning"
st. Dciniol's library. erected out II
the nations gratitude to the memory
OF one OF her greatest sons. will thus
carry on n work begun by Mr.. Glad.
stone himself. The great statesman
after his retirement from the strife OF
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

Three-year-old Emil Wagner OF wau.
toma. Wis, was discharged from st.
Joseph's Hospital with bullet in his
brain, which, 1t is believed. he will
carry for the remainder of his life, but
without Inconvenience. The boy was
wounded by a 9-year.old brother May
5 with a small rifle while the two were
walking in a field on their fathers
farm near Observation-Disclosures Sen.
final
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

cosmopolitan crowd than the Henley
event. Even without the royal patron
age. which has never yet been ofiicial.
iy given Il. the nobility. the visiting
nabobs. the smart London set and all
visitors who can spare the time to do
10. swarm TO Henley.
The regatta lasts three days. and
during this period. sober little Henley
is turned topsy turvcy by the revealing
crowd. Coachloads of people tumbl,
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

On the brow OF the hill from which
Hnwnrdcn church commands n mag
ni:iccnt biriscyc view of the estuary
of the Dee and tho Cheshire plain. In
England. there stands now n new and
imposing building which the visitor to
Hawardcn will be informed is st. Del.
niols library. one of the national me.
MORALS TO the late MIR. Gladstone.
Tho origin and object OF the struc-
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25
p g b'MnR

question OF brain stimulation. A.
ranged 10 keep writing his thoughts
till he passed into Inconsistencies
He experienced the exaltation OF mind
and ON coming to his senses anxiousiy
inquired what he had written. "A
strong smell Of turpcntine pervades
the whole were the words ne had
traced"
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

brary has led to nm Increase Of tho
books bcaucathcd by MIR. Gladstone.
and the humber Of volumes now avail.
able for students Is nearly $4,000. Tho
books arranged by MIR. Gladstone In
his own peculiar style. will be trans.
fc-rcd to the new building when II Ia
ready for their reception. In precisely
the same order.
The now building. which is costing
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

Gov. Odell of New York, has re-
fused to issue extradltion papers in
the case of mother who took her
own child out of Connecticut, having
been awarded the custody Of the lit
tie one by order Of the court.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

Tie preservation is question OF
growing Importance to many rail
roads which do not own timber suita-
BILE for the manufacture Of ties. and
several new preserving plants are 60
ing up IN several parts Of the coun-
try.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

waiting impatientiy until their favor.
ito crew pulls evenly down between
the cheering limo OF spectators. Scat
tered among them arc the American
men. In sober coats. watching for
their countrymcn's coiors. that they
may give them rousins cheers. II
American colors are popular Mt home
they arc tripiy inspiring when seen
fioatin. by Mt Henley. On every side
there Is the nnunt OF partisan ribbons.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

politics had removed to a temporary
iron building near the church thou
sands of the theological and classical
volumes which composed his famous
library at Hawarden Castle. There
he arranged them with his own hands.
and there they are to-day tpending
their removal to the new library to be
read and studied by students from all
parts of the globe.
An endowment attached to the H.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

When man has stomach trouble he
g never at loss for something to oc.
srpy his mind. ..sa. 81 e>.-nS
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

travel along tho bank and station
themselves near certain barscs
which pay them large sums for cx.
elusive entertainment. The salmon.
cucumbcrs and champagne cup aro
brought out. The great crowd fcasts.
The bank Is line Of Inicty. music
and song. Night falls and gniety IL
still on the Increase. Henley looks
around and wonders. There arc two
days moro of Il. equally festive.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

Put all your eggs in one basket but
watch that basket.-"The Empire of
Business"
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

10000. is rapidly approaching com.
pletion. 1t is built of Helsby stone.
and its handsome porch and finely.
carved turrets and pinnacles. in Gothic
style. give 1t classical appearance.
No date has yet been fixed for the
opening ceremony.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
Inference. s,274 24,84e 1895
THE INCREASE IN BANK
Statement of Comptroller Of Currency for
Fiscal Year

Fiscal Year.
Washington. July The comptroller OF
the currency. Mr.. RidGey, made the fol-
lowing statement: During the year ended
June So 1902, there were added to the
National bank system 437 National hank.
ing associations. with aggregate authorize ID
capital stock of $40, 100000, and with bond
deposits as security for circulation OF 50,
Ol2,T0o. Organizations effected under the
act OF March IA, 1900 I. e., with capital
stock OF less than $4,000 Din large ma
iority OF cases capital being $4,000 mum
bered 2I3 with authorized capital stock
OF ST,24I.oOc. thu average capital OF these
associations oeing approximately SOC, $40.
tons are l64 banks with total capital OF
SZ3,lbOOup, the individual capital ranging
upward from minimum OF $4,000.
IN connection with the foregoing II may
De stated that since the passage of the
act OF March Ia. 1900, there have been
organized 1861 banks with aggregate capital
OF So2,340o 600 and with bond deposits OF
15,442,500, Banks of the smaller class
were organized TO the number OF 100 with
capital OF SlS,4o4,00o, and TO the number
OF 9oo; OF the larger class, with aggregate
capital OF S43945.o0O
During the hscal wear In question the
net increase OF National banking assocla-
lions was 1868, as three associations failed
ana were placed In the charge of receiv-
Since the establishment OF the system
there have been organized 6325 banks. of
which 1915 are In active operation, 1892
placed In voluntary liquidation and 3s7 In
the charge OF receivers
while the records show that the total
authorized capital stock OF National hang
ing associations has Increased during the
Sear from So9 o06; 69o 70 1854 O6l .695. there
mas been a reduction during the period OF
ponds on deposit as security for clrcula.
non or So'ooo.IOo, Circulation secured by
bonds has decreased I'm the sum of so Ell
SSi2, or from S323,s90 6s3 10 1914. 2Ss.sIi
circulation outstanding secured hy lawfni
money deposited with the treasurer Of ths
unted states on account Of failed and
iquidating banks and those reducing theI,.
circulation has Increased from son. S5l 50a
70 81, 433, $50. which has resulted In n nei
increase OF outstanding issues seemed
905 A'' H'ies oi S<,v%S,-
:, the material changes in denominations
eI notes outstanding are confined 10 ths
hnves and TO the tens and twenties ~
sne ponds on deposit 20 secure circulatinr
notes aggregating ssi7,i6S. $50 the Der
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09

Iowa checked the declining tendency that
developed Mt the opening and the price
rallied. but toward the close there was
another decline. In sympathy with wheat
and corn. September u TO y lower at
and closed q, lower AZ 1884 Local re-
Higher prices for hogs impaired st enGth
to provisions and the opening figures were
frc NJ 2la to 10 higher. There were lib
eral offerings at the advance, but the
strength failed 10 hold September pork
opened 715m10 higher at 1ss5G1S. SLY and
after ranging between 1s,6719 and 1s.S7lg.
closed ~ lower at 1870 Lard ranged
between 10.o2la and 1925 and 11.0T1a clos
ing higher at 11.o24 Ribs closed >
lower Mt 1077i9. after selling between
10.725 and 10s7i9.
Estimated receipts FOR tomorrow-W Wheat.
90 cars; corn, 200 cars; oats. $50 cars;
hogs. 10000 head
Cash quotations were MS follows:
WRcatHNoi 3 75a75A: No . red 75,4a77.
Corn-No. . sT0ss: No yellow s6i5dSs.
Oats-No . 40; 40. . white 52J9d53,s;
No 3 white 514G52i5
Ryc-No 5Sk
Flax sced-No. l %; No, l Northwestern
1.73.
Timothy seed. Prime 3. 10.
Mess pork-pcr barrel Is. God1S. 65.
Lard-Per 100 pounds II 37l2G11 30.
Short rib sides-Loose 10. 65d10. rs.
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed 6. T5GI9 90.
Short clear Sidcs--Boxed II 121hHt1. 25.
Whlsky-Basis of high wines 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09

Receipts Flour G00O wheat 10000: corn
1900; oats $4,000, Shipmcnts-Flonr 49,.
Geo
Kanas CITY, July wheat-July 6s;
September 6Id6T1a cash No . hard old
2 red old T2& new II; no new 66Isa7O.
No. spring 20; No 3 hard old 10, new
81; rejected hard 63d6j. Corn-July CO;
September 5OA; cash No. 2 mixed 48: No.
: white 90; No. g. 67i5: Oats No white
AZ. R2ccipts-Thrce DAYS Wheat 235
cars. Receipts-Threc dnys: Wheat lsS.
600; corn 6o,ooO; oats $1,000. Shipments
Wheat 10000: corn 70. 400; oats 5000
New York July s Whent-Receints 1o1
800; spot easy; No. rod SOL elevator
and sO'S {. o. b. aGoat; No. | Northern
S2h +. o. b. afloat; No. ! hard Sjss T. O. b.
ahoat Options weak
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
Grain and Provi sions Elsewhere

st. Louis July s.-Wheat-Lower: No. ?
red cash elevator II; track 72dT36 July
Il; September IoA; December 74A: No .
hard Ij@T5la. Corn Lower; No. , cash g;
track 66; July 63; September 53L, DcCem.
her AIS. ONts-Lowcr: No cash 40.
track JOM50Es July 80; September 2sis;
No white 53. Rye-Easv 81. Pork
Lower; Jobhing 1880 for old 1900 new
Lard Pull; lower; 10 CO Flour Unchanged
Timothy seed-Nomnal ). Cornmenl-.
STEADY 10. Bran Steady; sacked east
track S413. Hay-Steadv; timothy 11oNT
30. Iron cotton ties Steady 1.05 Bag
cling -Steady 57sd6Ss Hemp twinc .. DTy
salt ments-Boxcd steady; boxed lots extra
shorts llO0: clear ribs 1l.12l3; sort clear
II %; Bacon Boxed steady: extra shorts
ll.s7l5; clear ribs 1900; short clear 10 i2tb'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
PROFIT SCRAMBLE In STOCKS

had actually been made for shipment on
Thursday. The sterling rate at Paris also
rallied
The. gold export was averted by the re.
newed offerings OF bankers bills against
sterling loans, which were facilitated by
the growing ease OF the London money
market. The local trust companies also
came into this market ny lenders OF many
n stimulating influence The Chicago ex-
change rate continues at SOC discount with
continued pressure upon New YORK fer
funds.
United States Steel lost nearly point In
the late dealings on the postponoment OF
the decision of the appeal OF thc suit
against the stock conversion plsn md on
the beginning of a new suit. Thls ard the
sharp break in Colorado Fuel aggravated
the reaction and the close was easy.
Business in bonds broadened ont some.
what but the market was irTeg iicr. ToId'
sales, par value, SO, 835,oO0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
JULY CORN SHORTS FRANTIC.
GATES GRIP HEIGHTENED
AND THE OPTION SCARED
Other Prices on the Board Of Trade
Were Lower on a Favorable
Weather Map.

Chicago, July S-Prlces on the board
OF trade today had a lower tendency, with
the exception Of July corn, which options
anxious shorts bid up to 90 cents, the
highest prices since 1892. September corn
closed MAN, lower; September wheat
was 1d1b lower; oats were 9. lower, while
provisions closed from . lower TO ~
higher.
There was nothing especially important
In the individual dealings in wheat and,
while the market reacted some from the
low point, the average on the day was
somewhat lower Favorable weather
throughout the winter wheat belt was the
cause for the weak opening and this, com
bined with the rather disappointing cables,
had depressing effect during the entire
session. September wheat closed kM1a
lower at 73HdT312 but later in the uil
on reports of rains In the Northwest and
Southwest, there was considerable buying
and prices advanced to 73ss6734 and the
close was fairly steady with a loss OF
l4lh at 72AdT21s. Local receipts were
siXty-tNo cars, fourteen of contract grade
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 800 cars,
making n total for the three points of
20 cars, against 1858 cars last week and
obl cars year ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
HIDES AND WOOL.
BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. July s.-Butter-Stesd' 4.
cry 19d2lh; dairy l6lsdle1j Ia 4
Steady 1061O%. Eggs.-Flrm, fI Elm.
Kansas City, July s.-Eggs-rA~
New York. July S.-Eggs-c hee .sl,s
packages; market steady; sou'A'
st. Louis, July s.-Poultry-,D1n
pa, springs II; turkeys o; du u.s.,
"a. Butter Easy; creamery III
l7d19. Eggs-Steady, 12ls, loss "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
london Financial CahIe.

New York, July s.-The Commercial-Ad-
vertisers London financial sblegrnm says:
Knfflrs were demoralized today and there
was forced liquidation al around on APP
prehension over the settlement. The gen
eral view of the imme iinte market out
look Is very pesslmlstic. Americans were
IN @ ,ary put new aorK may gae
Chesapeake and Ohio and Norfolk and
Western The close was at the top, but
London does nothing and displays no
promise OF doing ANYTHING.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
Liverpool, t-16d lower.
American side, UNCHANGED.


Yesterdays cotton market was one OF
mixed sensations and the bull at last served
the turn on the rack. The early trading
was held In allegiance for the bureaus
weekly bulletin and the FIRST glance at the
same caused a temporary squirt which
quickly subsidized upon n more careful re-
view Of the document and worked change
In sentiment that made the short n much
holder operator.
The report on the Texas condition was
the leading feature; for otherwise the
statement might have been regarded as
bullish. This was more noticeable in view
OF the contradiction given the supplemental
report Of the statistical agent for Texas In
the monthly statement for July. ma
terinl benent to the crop from late rain
falls formed the gist Of the report and
bears needed no other incentive to apply
the lash. There was yet no sign Of aggres-
siveness and under the influence Of freer
selling values sank away automatically
The average professional was quite content
TO let tine plant work out It's own way IN
the immediate future and to attempt moth
ing that borders on the unusual until this
takes place. The public appeared to have
no concern about the heecy simple and the
conflict of evidence only Increased the
search for reliable information about the
growing crop. With the official figures
SAT- as a criterion the condition Is brought
N within 81 points nj the condition Of July
last year and makes a basis for crop OF
1075o,0oo Estimates on any basis are
likely to meet the fate Of the disappointed
prophet yet such possibility must have
its influence on the general mind when n
worlds requirements Of n minimum NJ II,
10000 is 10 he met and reserves promise
absolute exhaustion by the advent OF the
season On such n theory It Is claincy that
July and August prices are entirely right,
The matter then If adjusting discounts on
the fall and winter options ia all the
longs" would desire The wonderfully
small movement has ceased TO be n disturb
Ing element. but no opportunity is lost to
transfer the atoms Of the remnant from gin
10 spindle. The course Of the midsummer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
KANSAS CITY.
ST. LOUIS.

ipcind hiuis szo Jouig s-Cattle-Receipts $500,
I'VE nh shipping and export steers 6,6pS57 IA IA
steors n pin 500 dressed beef and butcher
4',ae 800. 90; steers under 1000 rounds
cows and h Sstfesers and feeders 26jd4 Is
I To- bulls 2.7Ja325; calves 2 75d a. ' -.
rho IinS ana indian steers 3.3Od5. * w III
gH 10 worth rs; cows and heifers WI HpG1
pigs and psiSIn cbfs S5 35So market higher
80 sHS' butchers 7s0tas ~. Sbee snib 20 "a
$-. ~. MARKET market slow; native muttons 2 11S
~ s, lambs 5OodGsO; culls ma bnc,,s '@f 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS
The Fourth Series for 1902 Has
Opened

London, July S.-Ihe fourth su,a v
l'G2 wool auction sales opelieI todil
a good attendance. Competition va
tied. The offerings numbered 1898
chiefly Crossbrcds. Cape OF Good hatl
Natal was unchanged to per cent
owing to the small supply. The ssa|
close July 20. Sales IN detail
New South Wales, 5G bales, sccus|
ais Cd; greasy 4hd9l5d y
Queensland. 200 bales; secured y
Sd; greasy 912d.
Victoria, 500 bales; secured 1edgb
greasy 31ad11d.
South Australia, COO bales; rdt|
11l5d. i
Tasmania, 100 bales; greasy Agr,
New Zealand, $500 bales; secured y
Is AID; greasy 4d1Ohd.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal, J" Il
secured 10dm1s I'd. greasy 6doAd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09

cent eonsols Of 1880 amount 10 5000. COS 900
or over e8is per cent OF the total deposits.
inc paid'ln capital stock of National bank
ing associations Increased between April
~, lpol, aud April 30. 1902 TO the extent
or $303gi,Il2 surplus ana other profits,
S4i,oos 45S; individual deposits. S21s, 624. 40,
and total resources 10 the extent of S331,-
porting associations in April. 1901 and l0,IS
were 5000, 194,367, and $500. 1876, 45f, re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
sALRs Avn KANsAs c1rr

''FNNI"I 70 THE TUst.I
stock Yards, Kansas City, July s.-The
Io!owing sales Of Texas and TERRITORY
Marietta, I. T., 10 steers. ss4 pounds "a.
:. Barnes, owasso, l. r., "a steers. ia
ss9' ssser, sa "a W crI y shay, Elsin Kan,
sartiesviiie, l. f., is4 steers, Ssi po Sppssa'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09

n CIhlfaso' ,o; J9Ig s-cattlc-Rcceipts 400,
10 prime steers ig igSf I5sS market steady good
roN T@ 30; stoekers and feeders 5n .SIin nm
toS,d iS@o @. heifers 5D5G5 on.
Tox@n 2 fed s bull calves S4@gas
1900 market SigTFs weak tTRaS 1o5 Hogs Receipt,
l'ggD9 1850; light 700G7.o0; bu Ito'oS nehyy
g ,ng's"o, Shecp Receipts i2Oe,o. st snes
choice 70 mixed Gn9ic s %sh sG 4oso f FAIR 70
Gaso native lambs 40 Son Mestsrn sheep go
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
COTTON SEED PRoDUcIs

F.. O. B. mill Texas interior pclih
cording to location. Per "
Prime crude oil. loose .... y
Prime summer yellow oil e.
ltntcrs, according to quality VIZ
Per ton
Prime cotton seed meal .s2i y
Prime cotton seed cake -, "a 70
Quotations on prime cotton sees
and rrime cotton seed cake are y
livery at Galveston.
Memphis, July S.-Cotton seed cil-,I
crude nominal: Of crude 33IggHI l
summer yellow 10; of summer ye.gs
nal; choice cooking summer yelloN
Meal and cake-Prime % Is; on DE-
New Orleans, July s.-Cottcn ".
Prime refined In barrels 40; on Nn-'l
prime crude loose 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
New York Money.

New York. July s.-Money On call easy
Mt 3d4A per cent; last loan 3 per cent
Prime mercantile paper 4lad5 per cent
demand md Mt 4s5% for sixty DAYS; posted
rates 4se@4 s6l5 and 4Ssfs74.s9: COM
mercial bills 4s4%d4.s5% Bar silver 52Hs;
Mexican dollars 1914 Government bonds
easy; State bonds inactive; railroad bondS
Irregular.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
SUGAR..

New Orleans. July s.-sugar-steadr
ngel 1851: centrifugal yellow Sl5Gi4tE sne
e elns l%aSA Molasses-Dull Centrifugal
fair refining 1870; csntrifussi "a esoy;
io'ie. Molasses sugar 2ss; redned s.esdy '
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09

M TSigS drornfed' $50 lbs and up 9 75a7 %
Mgrtn. t.'''' '...,....... 3 25112 IA
cattle tIsA't bare of all classes Of - cho, oo
p GALVESTON.
a. Pp.0 Normd nor The Houston Post by the
Beeves-- Stock company.
Good to choice 90 oo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
JULY CORN SCARED.

Interest in corn was again Influenced by
the July option, which opened unchanged
TO 1 cent higher The pressure on shorts
yesterday was again in evidence today,
and in their frantic efforts to secure the
goods the price of July scared to 9Oc, the
highest price since 1892. when the record
OF 81 was reached. Trading, however, W s
not lnrge Toward the latter part Of the
session there was less urgency 10 buy and
prices reacted The close was 3 higher
at 81. September corn was Influenced
somewhat at the start by the slight
strength in wheat and by the sharp al
vance IN July. The opening was u iowcr
to a higher at 62d62h On general soil.
Ing the market sold off to 81 and the
close was MmH lower. Local receipts
were I'll cars, with only six cars nf con
trnct grade.
Reports OF serious damage to oats in