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nasters Sale.

Notice IL hereby given that the underslgn-
cd, appointed iof that purpose by 90 order
OF court made hnd rendered on the lhth dal
~ Inc iiith judicial district OF TOE territory
OF New Mexico, sitting within ana for tn
county OF Eddy IN that certain cause pend
ing la said court wherein Frederic Dominica
Kud The pccOs Valley Trust Company are
the complainhnta, and Charles W, Greene
aud Oriiiu =, Greene are the dcicndnnts, un-
der authority OF aaid last monuoneu prder
ana oi that certain decree and order OF sale
court on the &nd day Of July a. y. 1871, viii
.sl Is the @ highest @ ana 6est bidder ior cash
iss between tie hours Of ten O'Clock
morning, at tue south front door Of the
court house of the county OF Eddy, Ia the
town and county OF Eddy, territory oi
New Mexico, the following described real
estate lying ana being in the said county
OF EDDY and territory VI New Mexico, ana
moro particularly described as All oi that
certain strip Of land which ~ situated ~
the southeast quarter Oi the southeast quar-
ter (s g a ~ q ll, and the southwest
quarter ot the southeast quarter ts w = OF
q ~, OF section number one ~, IN town
ship humber twenty-five lgsl ~, OF range
number tWcnty-six t26l, ana which lies be-
tween the southern boundary line Of Lea
street a. IL crosses said above described
forty acres OF land, called 'tortcA,' ana
the southern boundary lino 81 raid section
number one lll. together win All bullu-
lnANf AAAFihNhANNhH NV hffN'NNtf-'fNf
SAID decree under which said sale IL TO
be had ls "a decree of foreclosure OF decd
OF trust, executed, made aud delivered by
| the said defendants, Charles ", Greene
and Orllla ,, Greene, IN tnvof 81 thc thlu
/ complainant Ia said suit. Frederic Domini-
&C, as trustee for the said complainant,
/ The Pecos Valley Truit Company. ~ oeatni
/ que trust, 10 secure the payment oi eer-
| tain note OF hand made ana delivered by
/ the said defendant, Charles y Oreeuc, IN
| favor OF tho aAid complainant, Tue fccoa
Valley Trust Company, for the principal
/ sum oi three thousand dollars toJ,VJy. WI !,
which note boro interest at the rate oi
| twelve per centum per annuin, snid inter-
| est being payable aemi-annually A. per
| two coupon interest notes Tor the principal
sum OF one hundred and eighty collars
| lyis0. w each attached 10 said note 81 haIu
On which said principal note. Interest
now unpaid and due by the said defend
ant, Charles ". Greene, TO the said com
piainant, The pecoH Valley Trust Com
pany, as adludged ANA dccrced by haid de.
cree, the sum Oi ihirty-two hundred aud
| eiRt ty-HlN dollars ana torty-clght cent.
| ~, ~ isl, together with Interest az IN,
rate OF twelve per ccntum per ahnun ol
the sum ~ thiriy-ono hundred And ulkhly
dollars lsl. ls0. O0l thereof from the aist dhl
of october, A. -, ihA, until paid, ana VIII
| interest ut the said last mentioned rate OF
the sum OF one hundred ana six doilhrl
and tortv-cight centH lSiOG, t9l thereof iron
the siKth day OF December, a. u. 1884, ane
the COSTS OF said suit.
CHAs. Il. MoLESATuES.
ieb8 special Master
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19

Though many Of our citizens note
with pleasure the coming OF ~. Pat.
riok's day, but few are aware OF the
fact that the noted SAINT was not Irish
and that the day We celebrate, as OF oil
the saints Of the old church, is OF his
death aud not his birthday. Aud re-
garding the trefoll or shamrock, the
little sprig Of green worn by lrishmen,
the following may be news 10 somei
when st. Patrick a Frenchman, not
an irishman, was sent over from
France 90 evangelize the Irish, he was
asked by the king OF Tara TO exp ain
he meaning Of The trinity. Picking
up shamrock. the evangelist used
that 40 an lustrati0n of the three In
one" The French preachers effort
was n happy one and succeeded; and
ever since then the shamrock has had
special and valuable signilcation
with the IiiHh
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19
LOCALS BY JIn.

Dr. Bearup likes re-inforcements.
G.F a. Robertson says the man who
was killed is dead.
We. -. has been taking waste
measurements this week.
Earnest Rickman looks sad. A
girls faul no doubt.
Jno Emerson and /. c. Sanchez have
been hanging around Black river this
week.
The Dutch 20. X" blacksmith nrm
Ie advancing the price Of real estate by
putting mp feed yard.
Only one sac Of walnuts is reported
for this week Papa Fred Nymeyer
bought big batch from Geo. Duncan
Ryan is getting TO be quite blcy-
clst and is thinking Of running Phil
Klrcher for the championship Of the
Pecos Valley,
Unless there Is a marriage, death or
q scrap or some kind Of a hair pulling
or somebody commits suicide, the "Jim
locals will have to shut down,
Mr.. weems, formerly driver Of J. p,
q Co.'S. delivery wagon, returned this
week for the benefit of hrs health. lie
Is another Of those boys who finds the
attraction In Eddy as drawing as a hot
mustard plaster in July sun.
Elliott Hendricks Is heels over head
IN the life and accident insurance bust
ness and Is worse stuck on It than h6
Is on his best girl, Then he must b'
pretty badly gone on II
Another young man Is looking sad
after having learned lesson or two IL
''Brotherly love- She got married, I'd
report says, and Emile Foex refuses Il
be comforted and will not take triI
10 White Oaks this summer for hil
health, or his hearts good, either
! J. 5. Crozier is buying up AL th'
old Ave and seven shooters In thI
valley and oiling and otherwise repair
ing them. With these he will arm
Eddy Light Brigade No, 90, Col. J. 4
Bennett In command. Col Bennett
when interviewed, said he expected 4
march through Texas 10 the sea-
swim his men across TO Cuba, attael
Havana on the left light flank an,
bios the spanards and their gun boat
10 atoms aud establish the stars an'
stripes on the island In the meantime
Col Bennett and men aro patroling th
l'ecos river, expecting 10 see a Spanisl
man Of war sweep round Loving
bend 10 bombaFd Eddy.
An could tind.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19

You car take your choice OF two
contracts with the beet sugar company
row; One Of fiat rate Of e40 per
ton Tor al beets testing over ~ per
cent and The other Of 9A.00 for beets Of
a per cent with 25 centa per ton more
for each per cent up 20 II per cent.
thus giving the farmer an opportunity
TO obtain 8s.75 for his beets, AS II is
nOt likely beets will test less than II
per cent II would seem the sliding
scale Is best.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19

The growing OF sugar beets may be
made profitable by manuring the land
raising forage crops and planting In
June. Any earlier or later will prove
disasterous Every person In the val
ley who is able should plant a few
beets and thus assist In sustaining the
greatest industry ever brought TO the
valley. The management OF the beet
sugar factory has secured the services
of Mr.. J. +. Rarey, who has had fully
as much experience as any IN the
growing OF beets here and is also a
farmer who understands his business.
He can and will assist many In the
work but people should not expect him
10 do al, but counsel with him and do
the best possible.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19

An election a. hereby ordered 70 be held
az the court house in tho town Of Eddy on
the nest Tuesday in April, iNo, II being INC
n mayor 60 serve one year, Two trustees 70
serve two years, one trustee 70 serve an IN
expired term ui onc year, a town marshal
60 serve one year, a recorder % serve one
ycar ono member Of tho board u cduca-
hon 60 serve three years. Tho following
persons are hereby appointed 70 hold antu
election Ia snccordence with the laws gov.
crrlnR town elections In tho territory ui
New NCKico =. I. Roberta, " II. ANGEL,
"A. J.. Murray, Judges, ", X. pWcni a,
O'Ouiun, clerks,
Done BY order oi the beard Of trustees Of
the town Of EDDY, this the I'm day Of March,
q. s. RATfMAs,
MaYor pro tom.
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jim

Extracts from a letter from Fr Mo
Oiynn, 90 the NoW York Sunday journal,
Dee 2nd;
/, bslievlng 10 the Pfovileuos OF 0od
DO believe that Providence gave 10 the
particular gifts oi Mr. George a great
and special mission, and lraFuing 60 full
fil that miasiun. I do believe that not
inffsquently there Il given an inspira
tion 20 men VhO unsolfishiy srek % know
and preach the tFaths that are Tor the
healing of the nations, and that Hunfy
uenrRe had thl. Inspiration Ia no email
measure good part uf she world has
already learned 40 take srfiOusiy th'
suseriug ds igusiiun of hrnf, usnFg
b., the nltr - Arffir s.nn he oHi
VS. SD ...ie4
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19

he newspaper war still goes merrlIy
on between Spain and the United
stAtes, but a. his oibs Mark Hanna
says there will be no war II is not
likely that Mckinley will dare 10 take
any rash step, for Hanna Is running
The country iusl now. Tbe purchasing
~ war materials Is q good way 10 blow
10 The money appropriated BY cum
gybss
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19

Governor Otero hes issued a re-
QUESTION on the governor Of Oklahoma
says the New Mexican, for the arrest
and delivery 90 an agent OF the Terri
tory of New Mexico of one Walter &,
Allen, under indictment In Chayes
county for embezzlement and now said
20 be In Oklahoma Optic
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Notice
Prcoa iRnIGkTios q IMPROVEMENT Co
OFftCH ~ CuiEF fHOiNEEH,
InnN NV Mnn NM 4 lMl
o. 8 BAvfxAS,
Mayor pro TEN

WFTTIT UT ITITTT THWIN TTNI
EnDY. New Mex, Mar. 4, 1893
All matters pertaining 20 the sale, rent,
distributiun, delivery, mer ersurcmcnt, use
aud control OF water for irrigation aud DO.
mcstic purposes, aud the maintenancc and
repairs Of the main canal ana iaterht are
under the direction OF this once.
The rules and regulations governing the
distribution and use ~ water for the owners
ana renters of land under the canal system
aud "a copy % the same may bo soon ~ ihia
once JAS. r. TAYLOR,
fnars-6 Chief Engineer.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19
THE sHmI-wHHKLY NEWS


At a Very Low Price
The semi-wcckly News l0aivcston OF bal
laHl u published Iuesdays nnd Fridays.
are special departments for the farmers, the
ladies and the boys ana girls, besides
world ~ general news matter, Illustrated
articles etc. We onef The SENT ~ eckly
News ana the CuHRENT for ~ months Tor the
low clubbing price oi q, 70 caah This gives
you three papers = week or iM papers year
Tor n rldicul0usly low price. Hand IN your
subscription at once,
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19

hereby announce myself candidate Tor
the ONCE Of County Treasurer ana tA.Om,
cio Collector, subject 60 the decision vi
either thr democratic convention or prima-
nos. J. u. WALKER
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DON'T LIKE The FARE
Hospital Inmates GrowIAbout
Their Food,
WHAT THE OFFICIALS SAY
Answer TO "a question Concerning Porto
'>'c" "A wounded Soldiers Dead Body
fi""ts Ashore. fined for PeddlinE
Liver and Kidney alr.iicine.

Are the wounded soldiers in thu. field
hospital At OLD Point properly frdn Tho
!hrh themselves say that they arr. not
pnt THIS the officials deny claiming tn
me food supplied is both abundant ana
u an excellent quality. Complaints
concerning the fare ut the hospital. h I'VE
been heard for more than a week b1,t
II was not until Friday that they beg, !,
TO be the subject of comment Since
tlien the inmates have been outspoken
m their criticism OF the bill of fare
Yesterday morning Il group in pata-
mas sat i'm The shade of {, t..., near the
main ta.ildinG discussing current top, q
~ interest. From string attached to
the jacket Worn by one OF the men hung
a cracker, tritling bit Of the bakers
art. resembling in shape the sturdy
hirotack. hen asked his object in
wearing it he replied that it was n
souvenir of yesterday mornings break
iast. adding that every man in tie
ward had been given one as n sort OF
desert after a plate OF cold oat meal.
Inese soldiers said that the food which
is served to them is no, only poor, but
inperfectly cooked. One OF them de
clared that he had eaten raw potatoes
ard all agreed that they Were better
led at Santiago than they have been
since they came to Fort Monroe Upon
being tod that their statements are de
nieu by the hospital officials, they ra-
piled with considerable wrath that
such denials are false.
SHOW me-" said one. 'thc man wha
denies that what We say is true. ana
III tell him he's u liar!''
But hear the other sid, of the story.
one of the stewards told the Daily
Press correspondent that the COM
plants of the soldiers are altogether
unworthy Of credence. The hospital
dining room, he says. is provided with
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. ~.
''>'" i'S oeeh travelling
80. ny county Sei''hS rrelHtra>
49, ',','t ne suarahtreu To cure KID
'i.'' ''Nc' siS'n'e- lie alleged med
"ns lu' ufS pint bottles. for
,n,.', wy i'",'. I"'rSeo 81. label
l.'S'e' "h ''e p'1'iic hif"cteG the con
s"''sr 10 take ~ drops before each
S".'c hu!lpef ~ people who
'''''s'''e.' ma! lticir llNrrs ami kidneya
no. ""th'hS TO Srhednl" invested
~ '"e ""c"''''n ana procecded t" take
u, 'e' Hl"p lt'Sta'lflehtS. The priti-
tt''i NlttllnS of the pcddlar We're mr.
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DOCK ROOM NEEDED.
That at ola Point Has Grown TO

That at old Point Has Grown Too
.'. Small
Events at Old Point during the past
Two Weeks have demonstrated thu. NJ
cessity for additional dock room there
The present structure Sh1u'd 'e EXTEND
r'i st.awird al least 100 feet. which
would carry ii out far enough In ac-
eom1nodatc the largest vessels that en-
ter chesapeake Ray.
The government would have saved Il
considerable sum last week in the maj :
ter of transportation had II been posi-
bic for the st. Louis and ST. l'nul to iay
alongside The dock to receive the troops
and supplies which they carried to Por-
to Rico. But aside from this. which is
certainly Il most important cnnsidera-
ton, the growth of commercial inter-
course between Old Point and other
ports. is of itself Il potent argument IL
favor of more dock room. Since the
war began the steamers of four differ
ent lines. both outgoing aud incoming.
have been compelled to call at Old
Point almost at the. same time in order
to comply with the regulations estab-
lished to provide against accident.
The present dock was secure
through the efforts Of eN- Congressman
Libby. Now let DR.. Wise see what he
= '-'-''-'"'l havin,r it enlarged
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CHICAGO GRAIN ArAp1rr,r

CT lCAGo. July 2o.--Rain damprned
tlr buying ardor in corn today ana
prices saSsed Off. causing general heav-
mess in wheat. September corn clnsa.,
Is lower. July wheat declined 41-4c
September. unchanged to Use down
anu December unchanged. Oats lef,
OF i-4N3-Sc higher on reports of a shnr,
crop Fork advanced l-2c. lard gain
ed l-2 and ribs 4c
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THE ISLAND or PORTO r1co


: - - 81 1|iSe 10 w hlcn Thousands pf
People Will Flock Soon.
AS briefly stated in the Daily pcs.
Yesterday morning, il is probable, th;,,
4 number of people hcreab6uts WIN
nm their faces toward Porto Ric, a.
" Ne; as the war ends. With this
ii't IN mind a citizen writes to the
81, is furcal asking for inror-
| r"r'2 learning the island.
| Mest 'i;,'''s.'c richest of the Spanish
;. ;, ,; ;"','l HdS. lies bet wcen me
,',,'t ;,.'a.,,I,,. -, thc Atlantic Ocean
a. ma Win .,l," lis form is HAT
Of about 40 miles. In ;ii.'n'. i'e 1niits
3.5*0 square miles. \ n ''re''i' n
| mountains towers tie isiand :. u!ts
to west. the highest ,e:tSe -, hish
I'll Yunuue. which has "a ajt;t,, - cas- cas-
800 feet Porto Rico h;s Nm 80" .'! ".'s
rivers. Those flowing nuI, nafiga bic
than those which find All ere larger
sea on the southern coast. yer t"
10 tht. situation OF the chain i.ict due
! rerrel 10. Rains occur more PMS ,e-
in the lowlands stretching apent'y
Atlantic coast than in the southt .he
Of the island. owing to the interoat't I
| of the northeast trade W'huS ppA
mountains.
Magnificent forests. many thotsa.t
hf acres in extent. cover the high
parts. Of the hills. hut farther down al
in the broad and fertile valleys thef
scores or splendid farms. on many
which large herds OF cattle, RAISED !
the p,lrrosc of supplying beef to t
,narniticcnt islands, may he seen Il
island is noted for its houses. which
described rs the finest and handsome
~ in the world. Porto Rico has n pop
" latiun Of about i.C01oO0 but. UNI
!, cuba. the cn'Orci inhabitants are lar4
ID " outnunhercd by the whites
of tloE
+, STANDARDS. but within a year or
, ,ha Americans will be the prcdom'n
} ms. class and the government ana e.
70 toms OF tho country Will be snapper
accordance with American ideas
principal cities are San Juan. the GA
tai ON the northeast. which hlT a p
nlation Of ncary 10000. and is one
the oldest towns in the Western re
isnhere, and Ponce. on the Carflp
coast. which a few days ago surrcne
cd 10 the commander OF ship WI
yas built in Newport News. 1t h;l
q incubation Of $4,000. Both or q
y towns have good harbors. that OF
aes Juan being especially me. me
INV ducts of the island to the amour
millions Of dollars annually go ou' +
these two ports. For more than Il
tnry San Juan has been one vi the
strongly fortified towns in the ives
lua world. Besides the two important
etc. u,es sugar and coffee, bountifai G
trial of which are harvested on the Isl
won Porto Rico is celebrated Tor US nm
aies bacco. cotton rice. maize and every
iress ri.tv ar tropical fruit 1t is the
lass. f.rti,. and heaIthful of all the
lrned Jn,lian islands. and despite the
maj in the cities the people live
:. q. dlcd together in small and unc''
houses. ii is free from epidemlts,
1870 reliably stated that me Same s2i'
Ct.Ny.t tNt,r "A
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-31

several of the Maryland soldiers who
';;ine back from Big Bethel Friday
n az dangerously III at Old Point. one
of them. Harry +" Miller. of ronnonv
~ became Very sick yesterday morni. =
FRIDAY night he Was cracking Jokes a,
IN" straHElcrs. Another man fel, MA,
the Y. Nj. 9. a. tent, suffering from
sunsirokt. His condition excited the.
sympathy Of all who saw him He b :
came drlirirus ana several men we're
required To hold him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-31

4 e ST. & 3es "a
The elegant passenger ata..h,
jamestown. Guyandotte, Princess Anns
ana Oid Dominion leave New York
every day except Sunday at s.ao
~, M; Tor Norfolk and Newport News.
south bound trip. - e 11o
me ships OF this line leave Norfo,f
lor New York direct every day EXCEPT
vo "A , snort delightful and invigorating
FARES:
rifs'-clasS. straight. including meals
E;r.t aho perrin .:..................$s. SEQ
irst class, round trip, Including
meals and berth SIS ~
'9t e without subsistence &, 4.s3
:. steamer Luray arrives from Smith
l.eiu and leaves for Norfolk daily ex~
eept sunday at 500 A. NJ. Returning
leaves Norfolk from Ray Line wharf
every day except Sunday at 300 p. AI
M. B. CROWELL. Agent.
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FINANCE and COMMERCE
Market Cutatins From the
Leading Bushes Cenbers.
NEW YORK MONEY! MARKET

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET
NEW YORK. july 30.Money on call
steady at IL per cent: prime rncrcan-
tile paper. ) l-2Mi per cent: sterling
exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at SIS for demand. and
a. 4.S3 3-in0l.M FOR sixty days. Posted
rates, Isl 81 and 4.Ss: commercial bills.
i.S2 -: silver certificates. SO: bar silver.
- 9-l6: Mexican dollars. IS l-2: state
bonds dun. railroad bonds, steady
government bonds. steady.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-31

EHSH THOtAtIOnS wt,re as foIlo,vs.
l!oar dull; winter patents. s.; So,
$40; straights, $"50aSa sd; clear
s : a,i 80; spring, special branches,
s"oo; ID minnesota, hard, 81 ,4On
~ 90; so5t, *l.2Oa$I 40; No. 3 surino
wheat, 6sG17S; No. , red, 81: No 5
corn, 3"4 M334; No 3 oats, 21101.,s.
40. white, .S4; No 3white, 2GJGn.7I.
NO. rye, 42f: No. 2 barley. -
GO; No. flax seed, 81; prime
timothy seed, 2.55; mess pork Der
barrel doW9.45; lard, per 100 POUNDS
lIW5.4s4; short ribs sides. loose
. ,'5GA5. 20; dry sailed shoulders
ht:a"d, a9W5; short clear sides
n,oxeu. . 9oW5.Gu; No, . yellow corn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-31
NORTH BOUND.
steamers leave Portsmouth fo,

and Norfolk will leave daily as foi-
lows: 90 ~
NORTH BOUND.
steamers leave Portsmouth. foot
or North street at ... 5.OO " ~
Leave Norfolk. foot Of Mathews
otieet ~ .................. 5:45 o. m
,,.s ga FONT at .....-.-.. GAS o. M.
ArriVa Washington at ZOO . m
e. &. Q. r. r. PENN, r. II.
". washington at. 500 "A m S: 90 q, ~
~. ihliauelphn at.11:O0 "a m. 10: so q n,
q a. =. New York at. 1925 u m. .a:15 n,
south bound. B. & o. r. r. Penn p r
~. New York nt.... II 80 Il m. Il: 100 o n
w Philadelphia at. 1873 M. .3:ls < n,
=. ~ IN Washington ;. 4:3O y IN. .6:l8pn m
tsai''etS leave Washington at $50 n n
,lr!Ve FORTRESS Monroe at. 700 = -,
arrive Norfolk at a.no a -
I ,rI at portsmouth at san . ",
me trip down the historic Pnton, -
yer ana Chesapeake Bay on the .aTao
surpassed. The steamers are comnar.
lively new. having been built In 1sa1
any are lifted up In the most luxIris
~. ~. manner. with electric lights cal:
ps1' ana steam heat In each nom 4
u : ne tables are supplied with every de-
tiea ICY; or the season from the markers
" washington and Norfolk. - A.
For further information applv ~
ID. j. CALLAHAN, Agent
Norfolk. Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-31
BRIEF ITEMS

II was enormously stated yesterday
morning that Dcvere Hope was saved
Spln drowning by Il colorcd boy. Ii
Hu;ld have been stated that your e
TheAved the colorcd lad.
Haines ant children of Mrs. w. H.
With choln, Holt street. are seriously i'll
The ,ffn,ts Ifantum.
Good Trmnia,. - establish 4 lodge Of
XII, ~ hs".e prove, a failure.
Large puanr r., l,"t'.
,erday carried to Tie s1,e Of were ,ho yes
wv De commenced this week s'''et'''es
: If IN n' nsr nernttins many peor,,, viii
: .ettin.. ~. News today in the hone
%',lhs 4 look at General C;rar, '''i's
q ,,Wooufin delivered s,,,,':
e w VI nisat I" tie soldiers in ~ < = ;
:, srn tent at Fort Mpnroe. ~
WIS , chaplain in The, So,,th.
Turing the civil war
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l,ALII MORE PRODUCE MARKET
~ l-IlAORE, July 3O.-Flour-omiet.

BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
baltimore, JuIy 3O.-F1o,1r1Nn,,;lal;.
unchanged ee''et'
a., W hea Weak: suot and month mo
80 Mo-t; August. go L.; September Sc = .
-, southern wheat by sample GsGa75
Gorn-Easy; spot and nlmontb ana
ansus;. 81 %-4@7-s; septembar ~ i IN.
SOU fern white corn, 80. - -.
oats-Good demand for d.siroh,,
s' n,, No. white, s3@34. ''D'e
M 3 ,,e-;l.s No. nearby. IS 1-20D47:
nuEar-Strong; unchanged
cry 1.9O AaHcy cream
iE:isss-Steady: unchanged
I.i,,,st unchanged.
Whiskey-Unchange
NEW YORK COTTON F1r,rr,pD.
i,W YORK. July aO.-Cottnn f ,t,r.
'icned quiet. August, 5s1. Santarau
- october. 5.9I; Novemher e 90
Eel', n Der 5.?'; January, SOC: Febrn.
30 March, COG: April, 10: Nav
dtt. is Il book published ant;,,,d
on Reciting:" ii could be ON
It no one hint-don't
~" couiIotablc fact that we put up
Kings that we once declared
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