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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-06
ACCIDENTS

Arduure J. T. September 5.-wiiis re
tei1-sr. aged p was throuu frozu Dts
horse and instantly killed thts afternoon
az hls a09ae al Earl twenty mlles east
Tayior. Texas September 5.-Floyd gey-
holds. aged p. while stacking hay GA ,ae
farm az T. Waite, eve miles east n Tag-
lor, was struck and instantly killed ny
lightning during the stern yesterday Hrter-
noon Several other nen who we're work
ing close by Reynolds received severa
snocks but were rot seriously injured
Young Reynolds was well and fEvorabiy
Enpwl ~ tbs community.
Lake Charles. La, September 5-John
FARRELL, g lumber piIer at the King Rlder
min AZ BonaJni. was instantly killed last
evening by being caught under q Pile O;
falling lu11l,er,
Dallas, Texas. September s--Thonzg
cline. cashier for a large furniture estab.
IisAnent, VINO was thrown from ais horse
o. Wednesday night, sustaining ! fracture
q the skull, Gsed tonight Ia ST. Paurs
kanitaraul1.
Br0EuEood. Tezax, September 5-MrF
Humphreys Of Harris county. injured in
tae SaBta re wrecs near hers. Is dead Of
be- huris The othsrs inlured are getting
along well
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TEXAS POLITICS.

The Twelffh district ostuoerntic oonreu-
tiou ir snl hnllazpr aod has renpsea 70
accept ne b1unket primary crmprc1nlse,
57ae repns1irsns md 6suocrptF are satp-
s-iur at fgoresvgIit. where Srrnes ana
sosrr Nl meet to1Ey.
Al eHcrt wiz - rnnde fo sold & mar
nunF oSafarenoe a. No1 wor'h suuc0F
- fhe era that the fsct5oaal aEn Re sep,
eat q tae iepnbncan alatL en1teltlea.
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-cQMMFRcIAL.

ccttoa valses declined On besrisA n0,e-
rneps and statistics.
Wheat. cora and oats advanced On reports
o. ooia weather IN the Northwest
A hesFy tons distinguished ihs stock
marker osiy a few shares showing any
setfyitF.
Tras weekly review az trade conditions
shows busipsEs atm coed sHd better unes
yet 90 come.
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TuRNvERElN sowLERs.

Coed Work b. Three learns ia Which
Captain Nno6sFs Men Mon.
The team hesdrd hg Eaptsi8 Knoael came
oar victorious IN the coatest OF Turner 1a.l
last nls5t Great iutereFt was manifested
by lie large audience a1d the GpFIsuse uas
frequeDt The second team was sptai1e3
br Mr. a. lIamlea ana he third by AIR.
Henry Meyer.
Captain kra1elE team WIS labeled his
freaks but they managed 10 wll out
just the SAINT IltEouEb tht margin YRS
very small Ibe following are r1e SCORES
IL deiail
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Residenee ID so,,.r.lIl.

somerriiie. Texas September 4-Fhis
morning about 2:39 o'clock fhe residence
q Heorge Edwards. 10 the southern part
% town. was cqnsuinsd hy are hut little
OF the household effects we're saved The
oriEsn q the Ore Is unknown Tue briie-
iag azd ferHiFare were covered by N.
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DANIEL wAeeoNER DEAD.
The Aged Csttlsnaan Passed Away az
Colorado Springs,

tSFecial 70 Tie fost3
Colorado springs, 600, september S.
Daniel Wagsener aged ~ years. reputea
10 be one q the wsalthiost men IN the
state q Texas, died at the Eltsvista hove.
7odHy Of Bright's disease. Mrs. wag
gonsr ara her sen started for their home
u Decatur, Texas, this evening with me
body NJ. WHggo1er was one Of the
largest cattle and land owners So MS stare
snd his friends say his wealth Is estimates
at s5.ooaooo. He hsd been 90 for several
months and hsd been IN Colorado Springs
for about month Tor the beneut Of mss
health.
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i'rincs 8leyr had sinai trouhle e. 1efgst
ins Ananoads IN ths a1teh race after the
drivers had been changed
Joe FREY, belougng 10 SohorT has been
eelssued frDin . cstraEo TRACK because ~
'igotalcss,ug circumstance
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ReN. Green's Revival.

Beaumont, Texas, September 5-Rev. ]
=. Grcen u Houston has met win great
success from The start at the revival sery-
ices on Nagnoia avenue. He came over
wednesday and HIS frst effort was listened
O. By large congregation. The people
were Pleased with bis style ~ presrhinq
Rev. Green shows himself "a be fhor5ughly
equipped Tor the work IN an Lines
IT, few dsys e special sermon FOR rail-
ROAD men Wili he announced There VIII
~ special music, and it is expected that
many railroad men VII he present ar Rev
Green belongs 70 the Brotherhood ~ Loeo-
motive Engineers
some unique comparisons were made nv
hey. Green u bis sermon last evening On
the character of Job. He spoke ~ Joss
trials as prize 6Eht between BIN an5
the dev.l. IN which Job knocked TIE devil
out ~ the second round he ssid thet Jab
hss sinoe worn the championship belt Of
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AsHiNGToN.

The zaEosons policy adopted ~ CnsnEntra-
81 Mccres hBr been approved. and il IS
telie+ee s. indicates E much stronger ale'a-
% q dealing with the disturbances IN Cen
frti and South America.
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RAILROADS

M Spears talks Of tbs outlook for the
veAssoo ruad-
A pew schedule - be put on for the fast
mail ~iis cut dswa the tine betweea Hous,
ton snd KeS YorS
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81 81 ~. VIRcHeM.
The Eminent German Pstae osist Passes
Away al berl'r.

Ire Eminent German Pst7c cyst Passes
Away at berl'r.
BeT,i1 September 5-lToL Rudolph VA
CHOW. the pat4oloslsr. dled here II : o'ci5eE
Tails Afternoon.
49,
TIE distinguished Gernan patholoaAst
Wss bora CT kosln IN 1'ome-s1is iu 1871
lie became 50 1876 rrosecto al BaAn. aud
ID ls5s professoy u pathological snatolry
ia thsi eliy. Perhaps tae meet important of
his professional works-sl q which enjoy
3 high reprgHttuu-is his 'Celiul4r Path.
glogg zs hgzcd Upon Physiological and
Pathological hAIrlaEg' i1h5sl, watch has
bsen translated into English. ana b regard
"a 40 the highest authority ga the s1b-
secis n wtieh II treats. Be has also gives
especial siiFatlQn 10 iEYealigzfiag 1ae dis
eases caused ~ irlchila- In regard 10
political add social QueFtioaB Dr. N4reb0W'
was progressive and liberal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-06

Paris Texas, sepiegnbsr s.The home OF
Dock iAtflelohn. wealthy negro farmer,
eleven miles nnrth q Paris was destrored
~ are Tuesday evening waile the family
were 70 the hela picking cotton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-06

Speaker Henderson, says the IoEa talar
plank is meaningless
The labor vote VIII eontrol s. the next
election. says Henderson
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EczEMA. 10 cuRE. No 80

Your druEgist vii refund your money n
FANo OINTMENT fails TO cure Rlng.
gcrm. Ictter, Old Ulcers ard sores PIN
Pies ana BiAckksEds OF tks fSee. and VI
akin diseases. SOC.
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News Notes.

Beaumont. Texas, September ~
excursion from here on Sunday To H@'
and Galveston promises 10 be 3 biz v
The fact that ii viii be the last sod
for TOE interest that j. being taken 4
TIE officials say thar thu uumber Of q
already sold IS something Immense.
A contract for q three storF hrick 4
INK was let this morning. the buisdi11
he erected On Orleans street By
mont mercheut,
The little daughter ~ Mr.. and w
H. 0.HarR. AGED wear died lssi =
and the intFrmeut took place In Aas,
cemeferF this morning.
Mayor Tbcmas H. Laaghsm sent j
sage from Hot Springs at 1912 ibis z.
lbs 70 his wife in this city stating
5lr- Henry g. Lsnshsm was praei..
cut 81 danger
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aAaasa 81

afternoon started tae pumps al The 81
rscfltlv mpltfe1 -5 rleaan watdl
NuN G1vV through -Est stc1i-n az ihs
lu wh5al the company has laid naia
srfFslaa Weils drilled in aaa YES
E.l'uf- cf rat 0lry furnish the Besgs
Wa1 g Norss company with Its watei
rlY. IrCsn weeks do not fow volEntii
Ina q deep water sand having been g
the present. The cumnauv has peTit
arrangements 10 rap The river 10 90,
entity ~ Golfers FERRY In the ereli
IEe present supply ~ water should \
Insufficient The distance from the
is sufficiently great 10 avoid imnui
from seWr-s The rpTupany intends hl
srruct "a Zig Glfcr whirh VIII rendG
river RaieT absolutely pure Sad ciesi
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Atttr the contest was concluded p meet
ips u the Houston Bowling .ebgu was
held. with President Charles llein in Tie
chair. Captain l. r Sci HalEart Of t4e
Turner'S. Captain william Aummer Of tae
Houstons were present 90 addition 10
President Helm. who ie captain q the
Karlsruhe team. The question q chan lls
the day ~ contests fQr tbr LuTIe Vun wa
under discussion ana while NOT &c MT ~
decided they Win probably be nell here
after on sBHdHg-
The regular monthly neetl4- OF the Hpus-
toa Turnvereia viii be held tomorrow tau-n-
inE. a. which tine Mr.. l. Z. Scbweiksrr,
the newly elected secretary. Will be iHdult-
"a Into ofdce. Mr. Sehwelkart takes the
place q Mr. Il kaufman. who resi- sueG
after fourteen years Of taithfpi service.
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KILLINGS

Terrell, Texas. September s. sam ASHER
has been ipiied here 90 charge q shoot.
ing Rafgs Hushes near Former. Hughes
opposed the marriage Il ais daughter 70
Ashley; later tae couple separated and Mrs.
ASHLEY returned 70 her fathers home. wbef,
she suieided few months ago.
ClRrksviile, Texas, September bob
Simmons. who was saat some days ago at
Anons, IS dead Of his wounds George
Daniel has gtrea bond IN the sum q 500
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
REWARD OFFERED FCR UNKNOWN
MURDERER or MISS NOGEL
Rev. Greer Is Making 6 Success Of His
ResWsi-PoEion Of the City @iH
ct Artssan Water.

Branch oGice. Tie Pests Beauu Ont az
Zee = now Heated IN EIal Bu-lliug.
gflul- naor. b1lh phones M. Ss3 with -
D. Nts!y IS business representative and
A. ~ Greer as carrt spoudelt SubscrIp-
lions and atveTtise mems or news items
lat al t4Ls audg SIS wll receive prompt
attention. Subscribers having any cause
for comp.9inI as Ia delivery of papers are
requested 10 pl lie " other lse notify The
Office promptly.
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G.MAv.

Urls tigra.cre ia IN ercEv hex 81 the Ksgufnx
Laxative BrOmo-Qui TAsisss
ths rszas3y thst cares . cole sa cas- dan
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Artesian Water on Tap.
Beaumont Texas. September s-Tbe
Beaumont Water Works companv ms
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Beaumont Texas, September 5.-GorernoS
sayers has o1ered G reward q $40 in the
case Of Miss Lola Mae vogel The follow
ing ierteT has been received at tac shpiin a
department;
Rss LandrT. Esq. Sheriff jefferson Coun-
~. BeaunGnt Texas
Executive OfEce State a Texas. Austin
September :. i92.-Dear Sir: an di-
1ccted br the geVerec- re hand you here
With his proclamation offering reward of
$50 for the arrest and conviction 81 the
unknown murderer or murderers Of Miss
lola Nae N0gel. Please acknowledge re-
qelpL Yours truly, y. \ Craveus,
Private SpeTefrrv 20
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13

Cotton Exchange special Lvsrpoo cabIes-spt cotton
export s l999 bales a AmeTiean 5oo2 baes maeng
l64d distant positions closed very
stead; @a54 points net hgher Jg!y 425.e JdyAg
Der. $5b; octobeFNovember Novernber-Decen-
February March 42Iai22 Aisrci-Aprii 2ib
-four prices on satIrday Influenced by wheat the
atons follow spring patents S4qt3 so Wine sraisHts
g @ 5 ps %nse No paieRf nte So "a & S as pTEg s e<9Fs %
g sris auo5sa a 0' to '1a GOOD
g 25qsa %: choice 70 faPcy @ 9 45g$a 20 % corr
SsioI 81 s e 8 an85sd s Enc viii: fnd
Fner 9Sotga SRT7ss bran spot S59gS-o G sasEs @ ~ to
T bT99 g M aGHe So g. Saq coa2se DH5 Winter s Bran an
sgS s :sy m bran $50 So & pssed s 81 81 eae $ 5o corn
GFAIN-wHEAT-s with the general Of
Td was ns%s e.esn % 9s'se there 'R Mere @
for ~he2 & q me s5sgs f9Gsa 9t the gong as e
however the markets reeeiTsa some 80 'gPPor as eertg
no rain whatever while ne emperature ,hroughoqt
fur IN me sNorthwest was easonabe and clear with
private claiming that the outlook for good
crop favorable in an parts Of the spring wheat belt
isf report issued by government The opening Of
sep Sepember showing 7ss general about
on ' tsS .lSs5 Of a9raisp 5s dssaS
erpooi Aaad up While Paris closed for holiday.
There Was covering disapPoin;tins movement Of
General frsde however. small The market
seoy eeebef s5eaaE Wheat e sod a. 4sGTsa against
fetal Of While corn on tns ciossd az
s5izc against the Official close OF e5Ae The export
trade consisted OF loads No req snd 70 losas No
1 Northern Nev--York here ana 10 loads outportS,
Following the Official close sentiment as reflected BY cur
rent gossip little inclined 10 be more onlish on
much had been taken Tor santso resaraing
cron Quotations OF cash wheat anoat
bseis ware as fellows: red soke elevator and si
sfSc 0 b ahoat; No Northern Duluth e57c' and 40
bard Manitoba s6Ac, both o shoat ,COBN--
New-York had a firm opening on September, and
chicago all around responding 70 crop con-
dons which the most bearish THIS week; Local
Strength lay OF shorts carried over
from Yesterday September was also stronger
than any other month. Stocks mere eohtlnns nsnt W.
cash corn premiums, while ne possiolty OF
soueeze in September Chicago natureAy makes ths
Cables were partly 7sd net
bsber Chicago reported 3iS cars reoeIyed Cash trads
more active, sales reaching bush q
white and 1900 bush corn both Ioeal seeount, NJ
closed elevator and q &C o ahoat 30
so 5t t 74c and No yellow 7s14c afoat on the
iae curb renewed caused furtaef strensh III
a s.arths September closed at e5 at o. cock.
~ greatly improved crop situation all through
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

,,,r pr,sba @ ye",l & oTs % Jaiy i y; ., SS1 Sca
lfI-t(' 80 a. e. = 80 shnr, al re- s,nCE
a9ii ~ tbSt has been cleared up Medium are Arm
- -, 5srnGrs br y marked e-arcft ~ srorh Mar.
not ihucn nun aes"1 ou t % @ i.tsie5 9I S SCI pS ,S
10" % g ssI'l1s, fa,,or The best ~ fba ir,rorted
a. te-'I.a "a
ueas are NV nv ~ i al - %, ,be1, @ Ya,a chiss, fT,r,
ueIe mas s,,r,,er go m ,vcs- ~ ScdtcS 1asS
W. ote. sesrs arrov- choice per BUSH So 22i5dya IS
~ -a-',rr cbcioe 8, 81. So nea cb.t~@ s. d6 rad
- Ibcfrr 80 sasGSa az 90 white lF-eV choice
81 qn. DO eIow choice s. l2dSa - do black turtle
81 e. do r7a I-sitfor-I- ~, - "a i'm
oG iat 90 e. 05. Io,rorte3 marrow -in5 81 do
L4 80 '22-1FS1- 81 a. ,,e5tn-1 r-cs :, 60 49,
n 15 s. a. 81 CO. rTsen pas naSs 81 T. d. scotch
- = 81 s5FS7 >-ia a' = @ - '' 0 >''
8I-TTFR&r6e receipts we're fairly liberal ana With
con, srfla st carried over fr5n1 rle last da, or tvo.s
rs1cts fba rnser deveiC7ed furthe- vs4.9ess Indsr
be su On ,(Iaee tbIs r9rrirc 90 tubs creamery %
Ia r.-7s s,ors
-, =" 90 7ir The r-a,nesg fro-, eTcrs .ss ~
le oeI 10 a7v eSte1r al t65 snS ~ feeling
Sv,er sgr1e,.te5
= St ~ -,onsnr So 5air, has easeS ~ and
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
orHER MARKErs-BY rELEaRArH

Cincinnati July 12-Hoss higher S6qsT e5. Cattle
steady 81 2aQs sheep strong. 81 25G$3 10 Lambs
steady s. J0qS5 c..
Kansas CITY July I2-Cattie-Receipts 100 natives
and 80 Texans unchanged choice export and dressed
beef steers SsT$S 25. good S5$5 50; stockers
and feeders s. gO@S5 ca. steers 81 SJ4s6
Texas and Indian steers S5d$5 -; Texas COWS 81 15Q
81 -. native So -5GS4 30; $iT$2 SO
bulls s. S51S4 calves. s. ISdS5. Receipts for
week i3 IC0. Hogs-Recepts 5000 steady: top, IS lU
bulk s. snI$S %; heavy, SsQSS 10; mixed pack
ers 81 ught. 81 5O4S 3d. Workers. s. e5aS 81
pigs s. .54ST &c Receipts for week, 2T,OU0. Sheep-
Receipts. 500: UNCHANGED. native lambs, 81 1886 2O
Western wethers. So 25qs4 as fed So S0aS4 20
S3qs3 and feeders S24SS Receipts fer the
week. 1920 ~
Chicago. July I2.-Cat,le-Receipts. 1000, including
500 steady good TO prime steers nominal 81 908
co. poor medium 81 50q$I CO. soekers and feeders
81 5O6S5 81 400$5 80; heiiers S2 aOS6 so
81 4og$2 40: bulls s. 5oqs5 [5 calves S 59$s 90 Texas
day, "a 600 left over GOO; dun and weak ana lower
81 sOqss 90; heavy. s. 3oqS 0 light 50 909ST 80
bulk OF sales 81 6O4Ss sheepitecslPts lo0H; sheep
steady good choice wethers, s. 25gSi fair choice
mixed. 81 50d$3 25.
East LIBERTY July l2-cat,le STEADY; choice. s. $50
81 5O prime SO 1887 1S good S6QS6 30 Hogs steady
prime heavy S 10ass e. modessts SsgSs 0S: heavy
$7 o5: roughs ssaso o5 Sheep steady; best wethers
Sa loGS4 20; culs and common, 81 50a> choice lambs
Sc 50dS7. Veal calves. SI9S7 80.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13

COTTON-Trade IN cotton specially active TO
and the results fluctuations partcu
larry gratifying 70 longs From finish
the market was an irregular affair with sentiment mixed
The summer month shorts in for another
fresh rumors and what appeared 10 be fairly well
founded reports that strong cotton interests had
sold the fall months freely Europe and intended
the sales made foreign pnners The market opened
steady with r-ices points higher points lower
for time hOgeTed between weakness strength. The
influences a. work peculiarly conflicting The
Liverpool market have closed STS. points
higher on month futures and I16d spot cotton
whereas very little change had been counted by the
trade here There foreign buying orders in evidence
ana sellers appeared 70 be As for the other
the weather reports heavy rains IN the
and portions Of the Western belt while
cast promised rains to night and tomorrow
South Atlantic States and East Gulf States Showers
were scheduled for portions Of the Western belt While
there were many crop damage complaints from western
Georgia, parts Of Alabama, Mississippi and parts
louisiana, the average Of crop favorable
TRADE reports from dTy goods and cotton cloth markets
were again disappointing Later in the first hour the
month SnorIs sought cover August worked Sz8c
September 10 614c and October Tho later
months We're temporarily firm in sympathy but
weakened under the rain from the belt as whole
Receipts larger than expected cearances OF
5000 bales from minor Southern ports The market
closed steady with prices points higher points
lower Inc market 70. spot cotton quiet
with prices l-6c higher at 5i6c for niddling
sales were something over 1000 bales Total
were estimated about 5000 The weekly re
view of weather conditions in the belt by "Chr0n-
icle was bearshly construed, but been discounted
The range Of contract prices the local market to-day
a follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
EXPORTS Tn-nAY-
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.


COFFEE-To-day's coffee market while irregular. was
active, The sales for half days business amounting
CO 500 bags Of the transactions
the heavy purchases Of August and September
bly, for prominent bull Interests
also generally credited hedging these purchases BY
sales Of the later positions Early hardly
calculated ncts particular activity for either side Of
the account Hayre hrrn and y franc higher Ham
burg reported a partial advance of = pfg Rio and
santos were both unchanged the latter reporting cu
market and the former with the II
Brazilian exchange l-32d higher 11ed- A. offset
the comparative strength Of French market the
primary fully
The interior reporting 177OO bags and the 81
bags The market opened a ~ 10 points
in August ana septen ber with the other options
changed points higher. and ruled irregular, finally
closing steady practically the opening bids Clear
Of 5000 bags reported fom Santos The spot
market was quiet ana unchanged fr5m OF Sic
for Rio No Z The market for mild coffee il quiet but
steady Visible supply the United July !
3ll7is bags We quote: Mocha IS 7l5c: Java Interior
1sG20c Tiu1or, l711sc: Palembaug. l4II4zc
Maraoaibo cucuta, s'.@i3c; MsIacaibo low grades 6
81 Maracaibo washed Ss l8c; Jamaica, d4 ale;
Il Glayra 7zqso; Caracas washed s}sG12l2c; Bogota
1oiz0I6izc; Mexican, "a l0c; Mexican. washed 9zGl3C
American. 81 l3c. Guatemala COban
1Sc; african IIlIc-
The range prices the local market to-day
" follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
STOCK on HAND.
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

Ieo JG!y l2The offerings at the wool auction sales
numbered 112SS bales. The attendance large
s eonpetition spirited Fine grades were firm and
y ruyerE' favor Low faulty scoure6s and in
.srior sps were du and ia BUYERS favor Good greasy
ssnsnisn comhinEs and Rresses sold quickly
.l- fales mostly 10 German representatives. limited
sbDy OF asrnos was quickly taken. America securing
lsN parcels Scoure6s good demand for the Con
tnsnt Next T4.7O0 tales viii be offered. The fol
.Ssag are TIE Sses IN detail: New South Wales 80
teles; secured, 4h6G1s greasy. 3&G11izd: Vic
iorh 1880 bales: sikdn1s siz6: greasy 81 d1
= ING New South Wales L400 bales: secured II ado
81 greasy. 4dals. Tasmanan 900 bales: greasy. ~
Us ID NeW-Zealsrd 800 bales secured 4kddls SID
s.sfy 3iz6l0izd. Cape Of Good Hope and Natal 200
sts seouEed 9dais SID. greasy, &9sd. The arrivals
WOO for fifth series s77s7 bales includ-
,x 1000 bales forwarded direct The imports during
week were: New South Wales. 1924 bales; Queens
20 eS bales Victoria. 157 bales Cape Of Good Hore
80 Natsb 1888 hales: China, s2s bales elsewhere 6l4
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
EuRorEAx rnoprcE MARKEr.

s--,sss1eol July i2-closingi Wheat spot firm: No /
6er.rsha sEing % "a: futures STEADY, July 6s ed;
Ats-ies- - sae; December, 6s 5sd Corn spot nrIn:
ctof lzea Ss; futures nominal: September. 5s 3d'
Flss sf 49, - Floarst Louis fancy winter hrn. ss "a
tFschc CoaEf) steady, ton 70 los Feas
itT 80 tscy. es 90. Beef quiet; extra incis mess
sssrt cut "a y, prime mess western Iss % tars
sne en- :. y ~ n, strong. 8Os Bacon strong Cunbei-
as cesr r,ss,So y n 5ss short RIB i5 70 20 10 oss "a
sst tS e1ss, light, . "a 10 Cos long clear mid
r sss ed - q 90 ~ SOS: short clear baczs le 20 20
ts1sEe ii h. S bellies. - 20 ie N. els snouiders-
f<ssg. 80 D. strong. 47e. Butter nominal Cheese
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