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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-10-02
Second Proposed Amendment

That sect on nineteen OF article seven be
amended so as to read as follows:
sec. -. The officers named In this article
sha II receive for their services salary 10
be established by law, which shall not be In
creased or diminished during their official
terms and they shall not, after the explra-
ton OF the terms OF those in Office at tie
adoption OF this amendment, receive To their
own use any fees, costs, perquisites OF Office
or other compensation, and all fees that may
hereafter be payable by law, for any service
perfor med by any officer provided for in TINS
article.of the Constitution shall be paid IN
advance into the State treasury
Sal 1 second proposed amendment is desig-
mated, state Officers Salary Amendment,
and on the ballot will reprinted:
"(2) state Officers Salary Amendment.
Amending section 10 OF article 7.
For Ratification.
.sEpr Rpiprtipu-i
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Cumberland Valley Rail:;.
Time table IN effect May - -
cave. JSo2 soI sos soA soll Do ?

Trains Nos. n and no run daily 80
HageIstOGn and Ilarrisbufgand No''~~
minutes late on sundays.
Daily.
Daily except sunday.
Lesve. sol So.8 sos sol sos SOD !.
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Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know It.
How To Find Out,

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let It stand twenty-four hours;
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A. S. cambridge & Go.

We wish to call your attention to the
following Popular and Seasonable Goods,
which we now have on exhibition:
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We represent a number of leading
Fire Insurance Companies and can fur
niSh insurance at the very lowest rates.
We also represent the Penn Mutual
Life Insurance Company, of Philadel-
phia, one of the oldest, strongest, and
best companies doing business in the
United States. All of the policies are
incontestable from date of issue, besides
having a number of other valuable OPP
tons.
We have some Fine Jefferson County
Farms for sale, ranging from 100 to 400
acres.
Respectfully,
MOORE & MOORE.
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SSOlIIlSUk or SCI
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the kid
neys; if it stains
your linen it is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass Il or pain in
the back is also
kidneys and blad-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-10-02

Noe. /. Band lgl r1n daily oe'''
burg and HagerstcW7.
Daily.
Daily except sunday a,.u,A,.sss 8
on sundays VII ieaY9 rl''+'
i.3J p. m. ,..,-.,. ts,ssss y,
Pullman palace ,.ffp'Dk 80 as 80
York and KDOISAIe, itAb"
and ~ east. ia, N - -
on irstns 2 and east and : and s,.ss.s,,s
y" WHINE 81 BOYD, ssP.flsss'
IA. RIDDLE. Gen ] PAs,' bs''N
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Constitutional Amendments.
A PROCLAMATION: BY THE GOVERNOR.
To the Koteys of Tie State Of Vest VIr'

You are hereby notified that at the gener-
al election TO be held in said state on the
Tuesday after the first Monday in November
loO2. there will be submitted for ratincation
or rejection five separate amendments 10 tne
Cnnstitntion of said State. as IolloWs. 20 VIZ
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did he break the engagement With
Miss Spendthrift2"
"No, the engagement broke him"
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EMIAIAMlESS1A4@z&ALzslssaiAa<s.ss
Bucket Pump and Water PurliIST
HfSi ON EARTH
ser w els end Ciste-nx.
Said msts. Worlds Exposition.

Gm purify : Ccri wen or Cistern IN 10
says u-e or money refunded.
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BY the Governor:
VIM. 81. y. DAWSON.
Secretary OF state.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16
GENERAL SELLING In GRAINS
BREAK IN JULY CORN
AFFECTED ALL PITS.
Provisions Started Strong, but Could MOI
Withstand Pressure and Closed
Shade Lower.

Chicago, July i5.-Nsturaily most OF
the interest In grains today center
ed about July corn. As a result the
effect Of the break was felt in all
other grains. Yet natural conditions
were bearish enough to break prices. and
hne weather aud lower cables. besides the
heavy receipts, caused such general selling
In all the pits that September wheat closed
19lA lower; September corn 17s'Gi47
down; July corn 1515 lower and September
oats 7sn1c lower.
Provisions started strong, but could not
Withstand the pressure OF the grain break
and closed a shade to 2Oc lower
Wheat ruled weak on the natural causes
of lower cables. fine weather and big re
ceipts but was pushed on down by the
corn break. Everybody had fair quantities
Of stun for sale. New wheat was coming
to market freely. helped by the good prices
and warm weather. Prospects IRE for
still better conditions and very few traders
were inclined 10 the buying side. The
corn bull crowd bought over 100000 bush
els Of September wheat on the early break,
hut the general beariSh sentir.en preva'
lent on the floor worked against the rally
and prices fell back September opened
%dl9 to hnk lower at 72% TO 72la, dipped
10 T1$,, rallied to T2A and closed weak
ld1lk lower az 7lA. Local receipts were
366 cars. twenty-elght OF contract grade
and 32l Of new wheat. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 346 cars. making total
for the three points Of 7l2 cars, against
2s2 cars last week and $40 cars a year
ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16

nlaces. September sold of from 81 to 3lts
and closed weak Ndlc lower az olfsb
SIiS Receipts were moderate at l51 cars
Provisions opened strong on small re,
celpts and better prices for hogs at tne
vards The grain weakness, however, was
too much for the small support ana PACK
ers allowed prices TO drif5 PACK alter
monnenltary advances, especially IN laru.
Sepfenber pork closed 21zl5c down a.
is s5i5gf1s 60: September lard 2oc down az
II 22i5 and September ribs a shade lower
" Estimated receipts for tomorrow-wiheat
l25 cars: corn 416 cars; oats 50 cars; nogs
$500 head. ,-,,.
Flour Easy. - ~. . -n77A.
&C CornHSo. 2 4eesa6si5; No. 2 yellow e6M67
Oats-No . 4sG74sih: No. white 0212g
52st: ~. 3 white 5od5ol2
BorlevWFair 70 choice mating 7o17S
Flax seed-No 40: No. Northwest
Timothv seed-Prime 5.75
Mess pork-Per Dbl Is. 47l5IiS. 521a.
I.ard-Per 100 lbs 11.2O.
short ribs sides-Loose l0.75dlO s..
Drv salted shoulders Boxed q9s6f0l5.
Short clear sidas- Boxed 1l.3T19d1150
Clover-Cvntract grade s.45.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16
otal .s5,4c6 aa,Soo 1883 7G,l4i 1857,
SALES AT KANSAS CITY.
Especial to The postl

Kansas city, Mo, July 10 The following
sales OF Texas and Territory cattle vrrc
made today Rice & DInmit, Fort SnI. l.
r., NJ steers. 1890 pounds. 40: - COWS.
$40 pounds, $50; four cows, $50 pounds,
30; NJ NJ. Hargis, Eleln Kan. lao steers
$50 mounds. SEQ; Middlehronks 4 Davis,
Ochelatl, |. r, Is steers. l042 pounds. 20,
j r. Rose. Marietta l. r. g steers gOi
pounds, 40; r. p. Masterson, Miuco, r
~ COWS, 664 pounds. 10; r NJ. Cnrpenter
Eiein Kan, p steers, 1102 pounds. I.I5,
Me Norris 4 TiEe. Hennapin, |, T., Rs COWS.
ID. r. foul, Chlckasha. l. T., IS COWS, SO
pounds, 2a5. 50 calves. 212 pounds. 37S,
y, Garland, ChIckasha l. r, 2s cows
sls pounds, go, 100 calves, las pounds
go 4;6@ nrggers, 4 Sharp, Chickasho, |. r,
~. ~ steers, e2 pounds, $50; Citizens Ma,
I6Ss pounds, .2.T5; H. I. Ward, Kiowa. i. r.
Mountain View. /. T., Is steers. sS6 pounds
SSo' Z cows, eiS pounds. ESQ., j. g. SIay'
Ton, Rush Springs l. T.. % calves, ifg
pounds Sox. 8 80 81 steers l122 pcpni 500
Ssnsdsn Texas, 81 steers, col pounds. $50;
sam Young Stcueburg. Texas, 30 steers. T8s
pounds. $50: ]. s, Price. Addlngton, Texas
80 steers, I65 pounds. go: Price & ouin,
etti, Fort sill q. T., 46 steers, 1865 pounds
10, rs steers, I'LL pounds. 4.56; sam
p nSnntg SSt,Snn ton! Texas, II cows, 60
100 steers: a27 pounds. 425; Watchinan
SO pounds S,s'"' AGO. N'" + r 40 Fls stSSrs
Stonehqrg, rNas. 30 steers. $40 pounds
so w j. Everett, Elgin. Kan, 10 steers,
Do pounds. 500; w II. Jennings Rcd
sScr, l. SGT r. y COWS, 617 pounds. 2G5; 10
SSiso,neburg, Te2as, Is cows 765 pounds,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16

sipps and Alabama where they we're greatly
needed and much improvement is noted in
those States The report that was given
out yesterdsy was complied Monday night.
but late advlces report additional good
rains In Mississippi, Alabama and In the
district around New Orleans, This leaves
the Northwestern and Southwestern POT
tons the only places IN need 81 rain. This
viii cut q very small lgure- as not over
or S per cent Of the total acreage Of the
state IS embraced IN the two.
Contrary 70 what would naturally be e1
psefed tire report was not followed by a
stump IN prices. This is explained 10y the
fact tia. nearly all operators are short.
One New York Erm wired as follows:
while the report is very favorable. lack
* outside interests and the ring being
seovt in ar;icipatsoa Of favorable re
Port. think market will do a little better
rather tAAa ease OF" The hrm DID not
miss 3, tar. for the close, while not show
ing ans gain. was practically UNCHANGED
Though tie report wrought no change
Il America. 1t will probably convince
Europe taat the coalition IN America Is
uo< =, sls-rnlng as has been proclaimed
A stump Il values may follow. on the
ether hand the bulls contend that the srln
-ers are aware that the available supply
IS sscrt and that a 100000 bale crop Is
neeessary 70 r1,et their needs. This being
TIE case !; Is claimed that though there
will b. nc advance AZ present, the price
level viii be mn.ntalned.
Liverpool futures opened quiet with
vaiuss practically unchanged and closed
STEADY. the near positions unchanged TO =
point down. while the more distant posi-
lions were IL 20 IA points down. Spots
closed l-s2d up with fair demand. The
sales were 500 Of which 1900 were Amer
lean
New York spots closed quiet, with safes
e. isG bales. while the tone Of New Or
leans was steady and sales amounting TO
Houston spots were quiet and quotations
were i.l6 down.
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z. & q. Beers Letter.


New Orleans. July 10 Liverpool advices
were more favorable than expected, but
our market. however, opened unchanged tn
lower and subsequently declined to
additional, owing TO general rains In the
cotton belt coupled to a favorable weekly
weather report. Notwithstanding these
features no disposition was shown 10 sell
short. consequently values became slender
near the close. making the net loss TO
s points on the day. The summary OF the
weekly weather was as follows General
Improvement In the condition of cotton Is
Indicated, although In the Central Eastern
top Is extensively reported. In Texas, ex-
prises less than 10 per cent OF the cotton
area, the crop has made rapid growth and
in many sections the prospects are nat,
tering' Good showers were reported today
all over the belt except in the Memphis
district. and the predictions are for a con.
unuance OF showers generally throughout
the cotton region tonight and Wednesday
On the whole crop prospects are certainly
favorable, but the fear OF manipulation In
the near months and the heavy discounts
existing In the new prevent traders from
selling short, especially as the concensxs OF
opinion Is that large crop Is necessary
next year to meet the consumptive REQUIRE.
ments and also that the most critical crop
period during July and August must vet
be gone through before any Intelligent con
cluslon can be reached us to the probable
outtUn II. 4 b. Beer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16
WHOLESALE MARKETS.
FRUIT BEING RECEIVED
OF EXCELLENT QUALITY.
tomatoes Are Becoming Soaroe-PouItr,
rrm-Te~as Eggs Weak-The
Cleo Situation.

Receipts Of fruit and produce bv the ,oo.,
commission men yesterday were heavy. as
~ usually the case on Tuesdays. II is a
not'ceaole fact that the quality Of the fruit
na' improved greatly during the past week
VI ten Gays. The peaches being received
10" are the finest that will be seen during
cue season. and the same may be said Of
p'ums' The latter are growing scarce and
.he former will begin to be less plentIfuI
In week or ten days.
Boxes Of fancy peaches sold xestsrdor
for 40 cents and 80 cents. wb,le fonr
basket crates were TO be had nj 60 cents
TO 10 cents,
me demand for Texas eggs Is about ms
poor as 1t is possible for It to be. Receipts
me ordinarily limited. though they were
ia'r Yesterday. The trade is afraid OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16
cor,psrative Cotton Statement.
Quotations for middllng at other spot
nnrkets. together with the sales:
Other Spot Markets,

New Orleans Spots closed steady pric
nuchanged; stock S2,o95 bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16
The English Cables Cut Little Figure as
an Influence.

The English Gables Cut Little Figure as
an Influence.
New York July 15.-The cotton market
opened steady / point higher TO ! point
lower aud FOR the balance OF the day fol
lowed q rut OF points with trade at all
times tame. The English cables cut little
figure ms an influence being regarded as
standoF The weather report gave showers
20 moderate rains in the belt and the fore
cast pointed TO more precipitation over the
central and eastern sections tonight and to-
morrow. Spot cotton houses were light
buyers OF the July and August options dur
ing the forenoon and Liverpool bought Jan
uary. Then came the weekly crop report
from Washington and noted q marked
change for the better in conditions, as
compared with one week ago, However,
the trade had discounted n favorable report
and as selling orders were scarce the state
ment produced little or no effect on the
market which continued dull aud narrow
Throughout the afternoon the market was
featurclcss with tho room quite content
10 await further weather developments In
the belt and the cables from the Liverpool
market tomorrow. The close was quiet with
prices net unchanged TO points lower.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16
CATTLE IMPORTS IN JUNE
THE LIGHTEST FOR YEARS.
The Number and Kind OF Stock and the
Port at Which They Were Entered.
The St. Louis Market.

Imports Of Mexican cattle during June
aggregated 3l2B head, the smallest for any
June in a number of years. In June II 1891
the importations aggregated 15,U45, ana
during the same month in 400 they aggre-
gated 1873. During May of this year the
importations were lU6lj. The total for
six months this year is 5,4O6, against
7o233 for the corresponding six months OF
last year.
The following table shows the kind OF
cattle imported ana the port at which they
entered:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16

Chicago July 5.-Cattle-Receipts 1000
including 1000 Texans; market steady; good
to prime steers nominal 7TJGs.TO; poor tn
medium 4.JeMT.6O; stockers and feeders
2,50@5.25; cows l.4od5.75; helfcrs $500
calves 100000; Texas led steers 4OOa
DO. HogS-Recelpts 1900; steady to ;
higher; mixed and butchers 7.25G7S 10; good
to choice heavy T.TiaS -; rough heavy
it,23m 20; light 6GrGTIo; hulk Of sales
'.an %. Sheep 10000; strong
to ~ higher; lambs lower, good 10 choice
wcthers Sd0Mi.25; fair to choice mixed
2.5'd3.2j; Western sheep 2.JOm3.TJ; ma
tive limbs 350d6.S1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16
KANSAS CITY.

., Kansas City July -Cattle-Rpceipts
li,500 natives. 4450' TEXANS i1sn TIPS Ups
raNeS' 1870 native calves best cnrnfed eat
te steady to strong; on stun steady 10 o.
lower cows slow to weak. 25 lower; stock
~ lWa%o on; quarantine stun lower.
SSu,cee export and dressed beef steers 1907
s.lu' talr to good 5O0d5.T5: stockers ana
ssY oo. S,ooda'6o; Western fed steers 3 onSf
T Toys Texas and Indian steers 2.4Of4. *:
( "a c9Ms l,s51S 5Qi native cows Lena
p-'oo' bulls 2,so95. rs; calves 2.5o. Hogs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16
ZIGZAG MOVEMENT IN STOCKS.

with the break In the market, as II was
feared that liquidation would be FORCED IN
the stock market to protect the position III
the corn pit.
With the easing Of the money rate came
n hardening Ia the foreign exchange rate
and relapse In the sterling rate at Paris.
which brought the international exenanee
back TO the gold export point. Al the
same time New York exchange az chicago
dropped back again from 25c discount 20
9oc discount. There were. however, no
deposits Of currency at the suhtreasury
for transfer TO interior points. The SUP.
treasury has contributed thus far this week
TO the monev market 81 10000. The time
money market continues to harden, but
bankers are still disposed to keep their
funds ready 10 hand for call loans. London
turned buyer this morning here. helping on
me advance and promising supply also to
the exchange market IN payment for stocks.
the threatening Developments IN the
freight handlers strike Mt Chicago may
the market
The bond market was Irregular Total
sales, par value, SO. 10000. United States
new as declined u per cent on the last call.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16
London Wool Auction.

London, July 10 The offerings M ,ho
wool auction sales today numhered IL S6y
bales. Morlnos were IN good demand ana
America. Fine light greasy cross bTao}s
We're also taken or America Cane Of ca
Hope and Natal were Arm. The wisb
drawals 70 date amount 70 1000 bales. most
~ New Zealand Sales In detail;
New South Wales. 1900 bales. sco,,o,
4lgdNis Oh; greasy 5d6f1s 3kd.
Queensland, 1900 bales; secured is5ts "a.
greasy id0ls I'D. 'u'
Victoria 1900 bales; secured Is 2iSdc,,.
pdi greasy 4d6lls iiSd, su@ls
South Australia. 500 bales; secured :.
od4ls sad; greasy Sx1iitad. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16
DALLAS WATER PRoSll'
II Has Been Solved for the ~
Heavy Rains.

Dallas. Texas, July 15.-The wa 4,
lem at Dallas has been settlee' s,o,
emit at least. The recent rains ~ a. /
the Trinity and It's branches ~, Z
works people say they have 'Dy''
to begin street sprinklipg. \, tcsg 3
The city council last nisn n,risss b
that may prevent water l / no Ia
future. The council adoptea, ,r sIt Z
the public Improvement eosip one
recommended the boring o.
arteSian wells In the yicinit'
Creek pumping station ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16
BIG SLUMP IN OATS.

Oats made stil further recessicns. IN
huenced by good weather and the general
slump in the coarse grains. July suffered
on the expectation of liberal offerings be
fore the end OF the month. Commission
houses sold freely and many of the bulls
were supposed to have 'let GO The
weather was reported doing much for the
crop, which is finishing harvesting in mauy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16
BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. July IL, Butter, " b.
cry iTl5Gi2t. dairy lIal'g ne
Steady, 1UdloA Eggs,,st,o,dSss ecdps
New York. July l5.-Eesss,,swrsss
500 packages; irregular; sou"
@lT1a. 49, ponltrr-stH
chickens 10. springs iSgli s,.0e,I Il
ducks Z. Butter-Steadg' ne'ii is
dairy 1Td19. Eggs-Steaay'
Cheese 4lad5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16
Dry Goods.

New York july 15.-The dry goods mar
lSet for all kinds Of cotton goods has been
quiet again today, Home demand has been
for limited quantities only in brown
beached and coarse colored cottons. Print
cloths without change. Prints and ging
hams firm, silks aud ribbons are In bet
ter request with the collapse of strikes Ia
Paterson putting sellers In position to
name deliveries
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Memphis. July i5-Cotton seed OIL
Prime crude nominal: on crude 3&lsd33
prime summer yellow 10; of summer yellow
nominal; choice cooking summer Yellow
nominal. Meal and cake-Prme % so; of
nominal,
New Orleans, july IS. Cotton seed prod
ucts-Prlme refined oil In barrels as; OF
refined AZ; prime crude, loose, 80.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16
london Financial CahIc.

New York. July 15.-.The Commercinl-Ad-
vertiser's London financial cahlegraln saws:
me sentiment was more cheeEful today.
but 1t was chiefly centered IN ksf1rs on
Paris hnvinE and rumored discovery Of
q method of cheaper production than by
dynamite. There was also greater activity
IN the American department. which opened
stronger on New York buying orders sent
New York gave still further support in
the afternoon but nj the ron there was con-
siderable profit taking and the close was
under the best
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16
NEW ORLEANS COTTON LOWER.
Figures Showed Net Losses OF From One
10 Three Points.

to Three Points.
New Orleans, July Is. Cotton is in fair
demand with buyers and sellers apart b.
Prices, while largely nominal and without
quotable change, are shading against sell
ers and lists are now being moved only on
the basis Of slight concessions In favor OF
the purchasing element Sales 2375 bales
including 400 {. o. h. terms. and 325 to ar
rive. Quotations unchanged.
Futures opened / 20 3 points down from
Yesterdays level The government crop
bulletin Ind been mcasureably discounted
consequently when posted today there WAS
no turthcr material change In the range
81 values. At the close the board figures
showed net losses Of / to 3 points on the
Se'crai months
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16
COFFEE.

New York, July 15;1corss;sI ssss,
steady; No. 7 invoice sA ~. M 10 4
Cordova sdi1l5. Futures civ sc,ss. u
of for September, Trade va, ssls
far below yesterdays total so
$3.50 bags, Including July ~ igi.
August 5.15d5. IS; Septemuei "a ls
October 8 1905. 10; NoyemnosMI s y 80
Der 8. 1906. IS; March 5. so "a'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16

Lemons continue firm in the Eastern
kcts, though as yet there has val
change in the prices demanded y I
dealers. The best boxes sell arOa,a z
4.75.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16


YESTERDAY Ess quiet day II ne cottoa
world Tie only feature 70 hsesk the
monoto1ous tone Of the zsrke, wss ise
issuance o. the wsekir euEeae report. Tie
mo-rirg In New Ynrk azd Ne- Orleans
was one Of expectsncy ara wzs spest IN
specializing rs 20 what would be the nature
y the report. ], wss generally c-1eeied
by both bull and bezr that ths c'1diSioa
would ~ shown more favorable 'aan a
reck ago Tnis caused soze seEirs ead
subsequent weakening q valres-
When the report vas Issued il provei
nere Sez-ish ths= even tee uloSs opsimiszi,
.ad anticipated 4 1oteEv-1Ar feature q
: IS TIE adnlsssoc thzt while he plant is
small 10 soz,e sactto1s 3 Is fruiti-S and
doi1g ssi-iy wsE IL slmmsriEiug the coz
5itico r1e starfs- ci.r ssys.
"A general improvement e the coudi-
tlou % ccstc1 e i1d.ctted. aitaoasa IN the
central eastern districts the plan; IS small
ard h8cs1ias n the top = extensively re
PORTED II Texas. szcept In the region o.
t-out5 -1t-h comprises less than 10 per
csz7 G. IL co.toa area the crop Has made
raei8 Ercvrs sad in many sections tas
prospects are EattsrinS'
Rains aave failaa n sections Of Nissls-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-16

New Orleans. july l5 -Sugar-stropr.
open kettle 2lgd3 $40: open kettle centrif
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