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markets to-day. The proposition of the New
York banks to issue clearing house eertih-
Gates and the decline in stocks in Wall street
were used with effect by the bears The trade
seems to have got long of wheat during last
week and was disposed to unload, but as there
was little demand the effort caused depression
and weakness. Business was dull and narrow
from start to finish. The closing in wheat
was about lc lower for July and &c lower for
September. Corn was weak on fine crop pros
poets, dullness in trade and slurnping wheat.
At the close the market had lost 5S6o1iso.
Oats were weak, in symnathy with everything
else. There was light trade Business in
provisions was confined to few trades in
lard and ribs. The marketruled fairly steady
at q slight decline.
Chicago, June f5.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour easy and norninally unchanged.
Wheat-No. 2 spring 65A@65aac Corn-No.
2S9Ac. Oats-No. 2 30t4c. Mess pork SIC 92h
0i9 95. Lard, per 100 pounds SO 9Oh@
9 g5 Short RIB sides, loose, So S7H
010 90. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, So 50
010 90; short clear sides, boxed, so 75G
10 o. Whisky at 81 I2t ~ ~ HH
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wooDENwARE.
Notlce to Mariners.

Notice is hereby given that on or abou
June 20, 1903, the steam lighthouse tender
Holly will be moored as light vessel II
place of the gas-lighted buoy painted bael
aud showing a fixed white fight now of thu
sight Of Wolf Trap lighthouse carried away
by ice on Jan %, 1893, Chesapeake Bay. Va.
Tho vessel will show 0 fixed white light
from group Of four tubular lanterns en-
ctrcing the mast at a hight OF 80 feet above
the water 81
The huh viii be painted black with houses
aud paddle boxes yellow, and the words
Wolf Trap" In large white letters on each
side.
During tn elk or foggy weather the vessel
will sound her steam whistle short blast al
intervals Of about IS seconds.
The approximate geographical position OF
the vessel, as taken from Chart No 1872 of the
u 5 Coast and Geodetie Survey, will be-:
Latitude, North, 80 23' i29").
Longitude, West 76' TO- (54'0.
Bearings and distances Of prominent OBJ
iects. as taken from same chart, are:
New Point Comfort lighthouse, SW Il S,
z lie miles
site Of Wolf Trap lighthouse WSW 4 w,
9-l6mile.
stingray Point Lighthouse, N by Wife W,
10 1916 miles
Bearings are magnetic1and given approx
mately; distance in nautical miles.
BY order OF the light house board.
JAMES A. GREER,
Rear Admiral USN, Chairman.
Washington, DC, June 10, 1893.
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New York, June i9-Arrived steamer Mar
garet. Fitzgerald Port Tampa via savannah.
Cleared-Schr Edward Johnson, Dix, King IS
Ferry, Fla; Lizzie L Denison, Jewett, King's
Ferry, Fla. att
Baltimore, June 10 Cleared and sailed,
schr Anna T Ebener Springer, Savannah.
Brunswick June t3-Cleared. bark Alexan-
der Keith [Brl, Pearoe. Rio Janeiro,
Sailed--Bark Doris Eckhon, Palmer, st
Jago schr J z dul3ignon, Turner Boston.
Darien, June IL - Arrived, bark Arabia
[Norl. Omundsen, Sharpness; schrs Tafa,
Wilson, New York; Fostina. Phiibrook,
lsth~Cieared, schr Charles K Buckley,
Townsend, New York; Varuna, Hyer, New
York
Fernandina. june i3-Arrived, brig Stella
Ritch New York.
Saiied-Sehrs Rebecca F Lafndin, Raye,
Fail River; Lulu L Pollard, Powell, Philadel-
phia: Julia Trubec Bason, New York
Georgetown, SC, June i3-Arriyed schrs
Hattie L sheets Richards. Beaufort, SC;
Caroline Hall, CoverdaIe, Philadelphia.
Sailed-Schr John II Cannon, Harrison,
Norfolk, June IS - Arrived. steamship
Raisby [Brl, Campbell, Beaufort for Cork
(eoaled and sailed.
Pensacola, June 13-Arrived, bark Iside
tItall, Schiafianc, Genoa,
Cleared : Bark Euialia [Swl, Svensson,
Rotterdam.
Port Royal, sc. June f3-Cleared. schr Jen-
ME Hall, Watts, Boston.
philadelphia, June 13-Arrived, schr Susie
II Davidson. Haley, Brunswick
Richmond, Va, June I3-Sailed, schr Mary
+ Morris, Smith. Charleston.
Barrow, June l0-Sailed, bark Jane LBrl
Anderson, Apalachicola.
GLEASON Dock, June l2--Arrived. bark South
ern Belle tRusl, Johansen, Apalachicola mot
previously.
Hamburg June 12-Arrived, steamship
Glenmavis [Brl. Wallace, Tampa.
Liverpool. June l3-Arrfved bark Jason
TNor7. Christensen, Savannah
Lizard June f2-Passed, bark Alabama p
TTtalI Pelerano, Hamburg for Pensacola
shields, June ll-ArriYed, steamship South
void Brl, Awcock Brunswick,
larifa. June 2-Passed, barks Paola Madre
lItall Molhno. Pensacola for Genoa; 18th.
Romulus fNorI Morch, Genoa for Pensacola
Bar bados, May 27-Arrived, schr Dove tBrl
Dinsnore Savannah.
June 3-Sailed, bark Hyppolyta tNorl, Ton
nesen. Apalachicola 2d-bark Oneonta LBrl,
Bevan, Pensacola.
Carthagena, use, May 7-Sajled, bark
Thorgny NOR, Thorsen, Mobile
Demeraoa, May 26-Arriyed, schrs James
Slater, Peterson. jacksonville: Both, Elma
[Brl Baker, Mobile.
Kingston ia, May 25-Arrived. schr Alice
Curtis, Bodden, Charleston.
Spoken.
Bark Erato t9Sorl, Fridtz from Savannah
for Rotterdam: June 7. lat 4go Ion 70 w
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hbaf AUHlIrHI, USNl Jnalfm
Washington, DC, Junel 10, 1893.
Ernnrts.

Per steamship City OF Macon for Boston
543 bales upland cotton, 65i bales domestics
and yarns. so bills rice $50 bbls rosin, 24l
bales hides, IS bbls rosin OIL 3s6 bales wool
735 pkgs fruit, 2,5i0 plzgs vegetables, 1876 tons
pig iron, horse, 10 pieces stone, car slaves,
1888 sacks tale, 20 bales paper stock, rs casks
clay. 34s pkgs mdse
Per bark Kong Carl [NorJ, for Rotterdam
1850 bbls rosin, weighing 1,435. $50 pounds
Aimar & Rowland
Per bark Giuseppe Cappadona (Itall, for
Carril-407 43l feet p p lumber-Esteve & Co.
Per bark Sibal Nor, for London 1926 bbls
spirits turpentine, measuring l73,066 gallons
James Earle, Jr.
Per bark Catherine [Norl for Garston
Dock--5,s50 bbls rosin, weighing 2s43. 675
pounds, $50 bbls spirits turpentine, Ineasur-
ing IS 200 gallons-Paterson Downing & Co.
Per bark Geo w Sweeney for Philadelphia
-53i 245 feet p p lunber-Georgia Lumber Co,
Per schr Annie Bliss for Baltimore-269, !.
894-Dale, Dixon g. Co.
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Cleared Yesterday.

Bark Kong Carl [NorJ, Knudsen, Rotterdam
"A Minis Sons,
Bark Giuseppe Cappadona [Itall, Fariello,
Carril-Chr G. Dahl & Co
Bark Sibal [Norl Christensen, London
Chr G Dahl s. Co.
Bark Geo w Sweeney, Hewitt, Philadelphia
Jos A Roberts & Co.
Bark Catherine [Nor1, Carlson, Garston
Dock--A Minis Sons.
Sehr Anne Bliss, O'Donnen, Baltimore
Dale Dixon 81 Co.
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Receipts,

Per Central Railroad. June 1898 bales
cotton. 1855 pkgs domesties, 23i plzgs mdse 800
pkgs vegetab les, 30 cases crackers, 40 cases
eggs, IS boxes soap. 8 cases liquor, 2 kegs
syrup, Is sacks corn. Is bdls iron, 5 cases
lard SO tubs lard, $50 cases lard. SO tons pig
iron, ,442 bbls rosin 800 bbis spirits turpen-
tine, IL b5ls liquor, Dbl rice, 80 half bbls
beer, so quarter bbls beer, 275 bbls flour, 5
cars corn, car wood / cur lumber, i car
slaves.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail.
way, June I5--l box coc0anuts, 5 bbls snuff.
10 boxes snuff, bbl syrup,l bag wool, bales
hides 3 bales wool II lambs, calves, bdls
safes, 5 caddies tobacco, 1 box drugs, / box
bacon 5 bbls potatoes. 2 cars wood 3 cars
brick / box dry goods, / box tobacco. 2 cases
cigars, piano, 10 70 Dbls FISH 5 bbls fish /
crate tomatoes, / case shoes, 4 cars hay
case jeans, boxes law books 1 box printing
matter, / sideboard, ! toilet set, bales jeans,
p cases eggs, 2 pkgs bedsteads, / box ex-
celslor water, bdl clothing, 4 cases clothing,
boxes collins, 1881 boxes vegetables, 1873 bbls
vegetables, l ,055 boxes fruit,7 cars melons, 2
cars pig iron l07 pkgs mdse, Is cars lumber,
1,462 DDls rosin, 552 bbls spirits turpentine, 20
bales cotton.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
June 15-2 cars oil, IS kegs, Dbl bolts, Is
dozen brooms, 5 cases pat medicine, 20 crates
empty bottles, 2 iron tubes l. G A gas, 2 bbls
glassware, box clothing, 2 trees.
Per South Bound Railroad. June 15-256
bales cotton, cases cigarettes pkgs to-
bacco, / bdls hardware. bdl 4 wheels, 20 p6gs
furniture, 2 cars melons,
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New York, June Is, p. m.-Money on call
active, ranging from 6G125 per cent, closing
offered at 10 per cent; prime mercantile paper
Gas per cent. Sterling exchange weak;
posted rates 81 855l4 81. Commercial bills
81 1904 S54a. Government bonds weak. State
bonds dull, Railroad bonds heavy.
New York June l5.-Dealings at the Stock
Exchange were characterized by rather a
weak tone early in the day, bears having
raidcd the list on strength of the meeting Of
the clearing house committee of associated
banks yesterday afternoon, and the lack of
knowledge as to what was accom- phShed at
that conference. Lake Shore and Sugar
yielded y per cent, but the decline in the
remainder Of the list was only II to per cent
and comparatively little long stock was
shaken out. It subsequently transpired that
offerings for short account were absorbed by
operators, who felt satisfied than the clearing
house committee would recommend an
issue OF certificates if necessary,
ana that this would relieve the tension which
has existed in the local money market. AS
soon as it was announced that the clearing
house committee at their meeting this after
noon had definitely decided to issue certifi-
Gates beginning with tomorrow, Wall street
experienced q feeling Of relief and this was
promptly reflected in the stock market. An
auvanLe Of y to 3 per cent. ensued. Sugar,
ale Shore, Chicago Gas, General
Electric, Reading, Louisville and Nashville
and Changers leading the upward movement.
New England was exceptionally weak, declin-
ing 3 per cent. but this mad no perceptible
influence on the general market, which closed
at or near the top figures. Among the special
ties National Lead was ftrmer on the declara-
tion of a quarterly dividend Of / per cent, on
common stock. National Starch opened at
~ against 1914, the last reported sale, and
later rallied to 9. Second preferred, which
= further ADVANCE to 80. sales of listed stocks
14S go shares: unlisted n 600
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LACES.
ANNIVERSARY PRICES.

Narrow Medium and Wide, Black, White
and Ecru, usual 15c 25c. and 5Oc.-at lOc., 100
and 95c.
Fifty-cent Drapery Net (Blacl1), 36-inch
wide-this sale 100
Cambria, Nainsook and Swiss Edgings and
Insertings, usual price 10c.-3c.
15c, and Csc Edgings and Insertings-this
sale 10.
Swiss, Cambria, Nainsook Edgings and In
servings usual price 25c.-15c.
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COMMERCIAL
SAVANNAH MARKETs.


NaNannah. % june - lsl3- (
Cs3ton-There wss sn improved demand ia
the spot market, with a fairly nrm undertone.
and prices were again advanced. This. OF
course. was forced by the favorable advices
from Liverpool The heavy business pre-
viously noted has continued on advancing
prices, which also stimulated buyers in this
market as well. and the day closed with a fun
business accomplished. The total sales were
$40 bales. On Change at the regular mid
day call, at O'Clock m. the market was
bulletined steady and prices were marked
up &c all around. The following are the
official spot quotations of the Cotton Elk
change:
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soc. DamaSk Towels,
Knotted and Fringed,
For this sale CSC.
TABLE LINEN.
ANNIVERSARY PRICES.

81 and 6O-inch Satin, Loom and Turkey Red
Table Damask, usual price ACC. to 75c.-35e,
Irish Linen Table Damask, usual 75c to 81
-49c.
Fine Irish and German Table Linen 72sinch
wide, usual ~ % to 81 50-9Sc.
Table Napkins, soft finish, Irish Linen as
sorted patterns, ACC.
All Linen White and Colored Bordered
Doilies SC.
10-4 Linen Sheeting, reduced from 81 25 to CSC.
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LONSDALE SHEETING, 7c.
DRESS GOODS.

ANNlV RSARY PRICE.
S6inch Whipcords usualprice 4ec-25c yard.
yard
Ss-inch Diagonal Cheviots, usual price 49c-
33c yard.
3sinch All Wool Imported Whipcords, usual
price 69c-59c yard.
Imported Challies, usual price 59c-47%c.
40-inch All Wool Batiste, usual price Soc
ACC yard.
3Sinch Storm Serge usual price 69c-49c.
Imported Robe Dresses all marked at cost.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

~~-~~~~~~-~~~-~>~~~~~~-~~~
SUN RISES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ABS
SUN SETS. Observation-Disclosures. 7:05
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 8:44 AM 0.O8PM
STANDARD Time)
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Friday, June II
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Kansas City, Fisher. New York
C g Anderson.
Steamship VIM Crane, Foster, Baltimore
John J Chrolan, Agent.
Bark Ezra Nor], Hansen, Sandefiord in bal
last to Minis Sons.
Steamer Bellevue, Garrett Darien and
T Gibson. Manager.
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Baltimore, Md. June 10 Flour dull
Wheat dull and easy; No. 2 red on spot zoe;
June delivery zoe; July delivery 71GD711?c
milling wheat by sample 68072c. Corn
dull; mixed on spot 4824c asked; June deliv-
cry 48a4c asked; July delivery 4SBc white
corn by sample Sic; yellow by sample 49c.
Cincinnati June l5.--Flour easy. Wheat
No. red 62G164c Corn--No. 2 mixed SIC.
Oats-No. 2 mixed 321aQD34c. Pork at $50 50.
Lard at So 1903 80. Bulk meats Of 80 621a
@9 75. Bacon at Sl1 250l1 BIN. Whisky at
81 12
New Orleans, June 15.-Produce markets
dull and unchanged.
weak; No red cash 621ae; June delivery
62lkc; July delivery 63%61s33lc Corn weak;
No, mixed cash $3.50; June delivery 36ssc
June delivery 29e; July delivery 27llc; Au-
gust delivery 24c bid. Whisky 81 IL.
Provisions dull and weak. Pork current
make, 1890 Lard at $3.50 Dry salted meats
Loose shoulders s. 8Th; longs 50 80; ribs
50 80; shorts 50 IS: boxed l5c more Bacon
Packed shoulders 50 70; longs $40 506oI0 821z
ribs SO 5o9i0 6211; shorts $40 s71s. Hams
Naval stores.
Charleston, June Is. - Spirits turpentine
firm at 26c. Resin firm; good strained 81 co.
New York, June i5-Fosin active and STEADY;
strained common TO GOOD Al 20esI 81 Sniriits
turpentine quiet and firm at 2S94 129slc.
Wilmington, June l5-Rosin firm; strained
sc; good strained 99o Spirits turpentine
81 d.
. Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, June t5.-Cotton seed oil quiet
and easy; crude 40ei yellow prime 44c; gel
low choice 50151c.
New York, June IS. Petroleum quiet and
unchanged.
Rice
New York June 15.-Rice dull and firm;
domestic fair to extra 2h@51ze; Japan az
@4hc
New Orleans, June 15.-Rice quiet; ordinary
to good 2AG134c
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SHOES.
ANNIVERSARY PRICES.

500 pairs of Ladies Kid Oxford Ties, usual
75c and S1-50c
Ladies Hand Welt Kid oxford Ties, plain
toes, s. 40.
Ladies' Hand Welt Kid oxford Ties, patent
leather tips, SO IS.
Some rare values in Ladies' Kid and Don
COLA Button Shoes are offered this week.
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Per steamship Kansas City from New York
Mrs NJ Refine Master Y Refine, Mrs Rath
bone, f Richardson II Il Simons, II
Trowbridge, L johnson, S Gumpel Mrs
Oliver, V Z Freidenberg a Fl Van Dyke, A
Barry, Mrs Lindeman, 9 b Pritchard. Jr
d Sehaul. Fl Burgess, Master Kaufman, z
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z Cents.

Hood, 7 S Morton X Clarke Miss L Sims,
Miss L Jordon, G S Howell Miss J Crowell,
lily O'Brten F Thompson and wife Thos
steerage.
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PARASOL COVERS.

One special lot Black, worth 400 to 81
25c
All Baby Carriage Parasol Covers in this
department marked way down for this sale.
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FANS.

House Furnishings.
Unapproaehable Big Values in that Economy
Basement for this week
Toothpiclxs &c. Silexo Sc.
Corkscrews Sc. Strainers &c.
Camphor Balls &c. Can Openers &c.
Tacks &c. Knifes anu Forks Sc.
Silver-plated Spoons &c.
REFRIoERAToRS.
Charcoal filed, double walls, the very best
made, No. 80 40, No 2 1904
MEAT SAFES.
ass ss4s, S24
WATER COOLERS.
Decorated, 81 So 81 50. 81 TO-
TRUNKS.
Excelsior Brass Locks, heavy canvas GOV.
cred protected corners, 30inch 81 90, S2-inch
$40
Decorated French China Toilet Sets. 10
pieces, 80 9S.
Decorated English China Dinner Sets, IS
pieces, 80 90.
D0Col1 Culu6 od 9eNSt % pieces Do Jo'
GLASSWARE.
Thin Blown Tumblers 40.
Engraved Thin Blown &C.
Water Goblets Sc.
Tumblers &c.
Lemonade Sets Bohemian Glass 81 FL
Masons 1-quart Fruit Jars roc,
Masou's S-gallon Jars Csc.
Jelly fumblers, tin covers, 35c Dozen
TINWARE.
1.pound Coffee or Tea Canisters 7c.
1-gallon Oil Cans 15c.
Oval Wash Boilers SOC.
Bread Boxes Csc.
2-quart Tin Buckets &c.
s-quart Dish Pans lie
WooDENWARE.
Wash Tubs, small 45c
Wash Tubs, medium, SIC
Wash Tubs, large size CSC.
Wash Boards, &c.
Rolling Pins Sc.
Chopping Bowls &c
Oak Grained Wooden Pals 15o.
WIRE sCREENs,
That keep out tho flies, fit any window, SOC
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Frui t and Vegetable Markets.

New York, June 13.--Peac hes. 81 501l4 90;
plums, 81 50Q93 90; watermelons 25d35c; pota-
toes. s. 0C83 30; tomatoes, Florida 81 256SI rs;
Savannah, 81 75Gc2 %; cucumhers, 506175c.
PALMER RIVENBURG & Co
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WASH GOODS.
ANNIVERS ARY PRICE.
Figured Lawns, Sc.

SOC SILK Striped Ginghams, 3Sc yard.
l8c Wash Crepes, 12lac yard.
&c Victoria Lawns, &c yard.
l5c India Organizes, 7a4c yard.
l5c SateenS, l215c yard
Zoe White Lawns. &c yard.
loo Sheer Lawns satin stripe and lace
effects, sc yard.
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Arrived Up from Quarantine Yesterday.
Steamship Cortes LSpl. Vinioy, to load for
Barcelona Strachan & Co.
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Steamship City Of Macon, Boston.
Sch Annie Bliss, Baltimore.
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rsbEx Dxsrs1kssfA,
indigestion. and Stomach disorders, use
BROWNS IRON RITTERs.
All dealers keep it, 81 per bottle Genuine na
trademark and crossed red Lines On wrapper
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LEOPOLD ADLER.
SUCCESSOR TO r. ALTMAYER & CO.
MEMS FURNISHINGS
Anniversary Prices,

Gauze silk Windsor Ties, usual 10 ana
l5c. SC.
Mems Gauze Vests 15G
L. & w Collars nc.
T.. & w. Cuffs 35c.
30 dozen Bows for NeRligee shirts i5c.
Jean Drawers (Challenge) Soc. three for 81.
Genuine Balbriggan Shirts, 39c.
Genuine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers,
09c
Negligee Shirts, Numbered collars and cuffs,
69c.
French Flannel Silk Stripe Outing Shirts,
worth 49, 81 q8
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pentine was quieter, though firm, at the de-
cline. There was a steady inquiry, but for
small lots and a moderate business resulted.
AT the Board of Trade on the opening call the
market was reported firm at 26%c for regu-
lars. with sales of 406 casks At the second
call it closed firm at 2621c for regulars, with
further sales Of 200 casks. Rosin-The mar
ket continues firm and higher and the me-
dunn grades were advanced. The demand
was quite steady and there was a good bust
ness doing. About 5000 barrels changed
hands during the day. At the Board of Trade
on the first call the market was posted as firm.
with sales of ,0lS barrels at the following quo
tations; A. B. c, D and E, 81 ID; F, 81 20; G.,
81 256g1 30; H. 81 80; 1. 81 35G52 So K, SO 25; M
s. 80; N SO 70; window glass 81 90; water
white, 81 p. At the last call it closed firm,
with further sales of 945 barrels, at for G,
81 80; H, 81 SO; 1, SO so; K So %; M, SO Go.
Other grades were unchanged
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Bark Erato fNorl, F'ridtz from Savannah
for Rotterdam; June z, lat 49' Ion - w.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

New York, June Is, noon.-The following
were the opening quotations:
Erie. ....-...... ....-..........,.... ia
Chicago and Northwestern. ...............1 1857
Lake Shore ........................12 1872
Norfolk and Western preferred ......... 254
Richmond and West Point Terminal. zee. "a
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Hammooks and Sun Hats
EebEk DxsrslhssGA,

At LaFar's, Brougnton street.-ad.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-09-28
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Robert J. Walker, Of the county
of Otero, state of Colorado, did by his decd of
TRUST dated Dec. 81, 16Ss. and recorded Jan:
Otero county, convey to Henry ]. Aldrich
trustee, the following described real estate,
situate in the county Of Otero, state Of Colo,
In rig IS W Of the 9TH principal meridian, con-
tainfng 100 acres more or less. to secure the
payment of his principal note of e3sO together
81, iSss, and payable to the order Of the Colo
| RADIO Securities Company and due on the nrst
days of June and December respectively af-
ter the date Of the said principal note VILE In; N
two per cent per month after maturity,
Whereas 1t Is provided In and by said deed
of trust that An default Of payment Of said
notes, or any part thereof. at the time the
same shall become due and payable. then all
OF said notes with interest up to the date of
of shall at once become due and payable, and
on request said trustee shall advertise md
sell the said premises and
ment of coupon notc duo June 1. 1888, and
such default still continues. nll of snid notes
have been declared due and payable by the
legal holder thereof
Now therefore, ut the request of the legal
holder OF said notes will. as trustee as afore
said, on Tuesday, the 24th day of October,
D. M of that day at the fremont street door
of the court house. in the city of Denver.
county of Arapahoe. and state of Colorado,
se 70 .he highest Iaaes I1r G Has a ting tns
equities. including homestead in all wnter
rights or bitches used for tho irrigation of
said land; for the purpose OF paying the said
all expenses of this proceeding. rs by the
terms of said deed of trust am fully auth.
orized and empowered to do.
HENRY j ALDRICH, Trustee.
Dated Dcnver. Colo, Sept. ~, 1898.
Date OF Hrst pub. Sept. Il, 1888. 11-21