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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-25

husband "a AsneElra, ndfh the request
that 4 be forwarded II such an act Woula
not compromIse Mr. Hanna The latter
sent It through the state department. ae-
companied BY q note Of his own calling
the abtentson OF the officials 10 the old
time service Captain Eulate had rendered
the United States and hoping that he
would be treated just a little better on
that account.
At Annapolis the captured Spaniards
fell into the hands Of Captain Edward
White, u. s. N, commandant sthere, who
had in 1882 been in South American wat
ers in charge Of the Concord and who
knew Eulate and his friendliness at
time Of need. Letters and messages were
frequent between husband and wife thus
separated by the fortunes Of war, Mr..
Hanna being the medium. It cost the
Iowan more than 500 for cablegroms
but the government has recently insisted
on paying this bill itself. as a perfectly
proper charge under the circumstances.
When General Nile was about to land
on the South shore Of Porto Rico, he
summoned Mr.. Hanna from ST. Thomas
to guide him and otherwise advise him
about the invasion Of the island. The
consul carried with him two letters from
the Annapolis prisoner to his wife. AS soon
as the portocol was signed General Ma
cea, the Spanish governor. permitted the
consul to enter San Juan two weeks
ahead OF the American troops, In order
to call on Mrs. Eulate and present the
letters In person. He related many de-
tails Of the captivity. Of the splendid
treatment her husband had received, and
when the troops marched In two weeks
later he arranged a series OF calls and
dinners between the officers and the Ia
dies.
Another dramatic incident occurred at
this Juncture. Along came Admiral
Schley, who in his own vivid and pictur-
esque way told the consul the story of
Viscaya's destruction. Returning 20 the
consulate, Mr.. Hanna was met by Cap
tain Wasp, who told him he had met the
Jorge Juan in a naval battle and sunk her
of the coast. This story Of the destruc-
ton of Captain Eulate's only other ship
hsda just been finished when Mrs. Eulate
and her daughter called to pay their re-
spects to Mrs. Hanna, who had Just ar
rived from st. Thomas.
Both tales Of the sea were repeated to
the ladies, who wept bitter tears at the
recital. The consul and his wife consol-
ed them, and when the time came for
the Spaniards to leave the island helped
get them gold passage across the At
lantic. Before leaving San Juan Mrs.
Eulate commended several local friends
and relatives to the Americans protec-
tion. saying that this war had given her
an exalted idea Of American manhood.
Il only did for you what your husband
did for me-" said Mr.. Hanna, as he es-
corted her to the steamer. 'T have had
a chance toApay debt owed. and 1t has
given me sincere pleasure to pay 1t, In
part at least"
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"A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSE
Full OF SHAME" CLEAN HOUSE WITH
SAPOLIO

the 2:i4 class. captured the purss. Baron
H.. in the 2:2o class. and wOo1fAri g. n
the 2:13 class. surprised the multitude ty
winning the latter IN three straight
heats. Results:
21l class pacing. purse tsoo: silver Max
er won first. second and NTH heats
Time 2:is a. 2.IG 2:ls. United statss
Bond won the third and fourth heats.
Time 2:I2 IA. z:is IL MarchmOnt and
Glover also started
Goelet stake. t1.ooo. IN class trottiEz
Baron II. won fourth. NTH and sixth
heats. Time 21s "a. al IA. 3:i9 Rival
won first and second heats Tinss 3.is Ia.
21s "a. Meadow Belle won thi-d heat.
Time 2:Is Il. DIrectre-s also started
2:i3 class troiting. purse $50; wo9dfoFd
c. won IN three straight heats. fine
AIS IL. 2:li "a. 1.il - Prince BavsiARa
ST. George and Preston also staris.I west
wilkes cistAnced.
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GA sToREA.
ssars the HThS Kind Yuu Haze LNsg Dsug
''s. % I<1AzZM
UMPIRE

when Labori asked General Roget to give
his opinion Of Esterhazy's role and his
visit to the German embassy October q.
1891. Roget replied, In the tone OF stud
led disdain which he habitually adopts
toward counsel for the defense: II abso-
lutely refuse to tell you" NJ. Labori
warmly insisted. but the president Of the
court crushed him with a curt refusal
even to allow General Roget to respond.
The second case was between M Labori
and Colonel Jouaust. after the deposition
Of the royalist deputy De Grandmaison.
which consisted Of a clap-trap TRADE
against foreigners intervening in the af-
fair and tittle-tattle quite outside of the
case, delivered grandiloquent style. and
ending with the preposterous words ad-
dressed to the judges: 'If you think
Dreyfus innocent, acquit him. But II you
decide he is guilty, you must pronounce
his condemnation" The deputy accom-
panied this instruction to the court with
sweeping gestures and turned TO cave the
stage. amid roars Of laughter from the
audience, which De Grandmaison met
with a fierce stage william look that again
coiNuiSeu the CouEl. NJ. LaoOi HoheNeE'
called the deputy back. He wanted to
examine several of II. De Grandmaison's
statements, but Colonel Jouaust refused
to allow the questions to be put, at which
counsel became tremendously indignant
and insisted upon his right to do so, and
a warm alteration ensued between the
president of the court and the counsel.
The former however, maintained his
decision. which was indisputably unfair
to Dreyfus and NJ. Labori sat down, gag
ged and boiling over with indignation.
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The platform, as adopted. begins as fol-
lows: I'VE congratulate the American peo-
pie upon the results % the campaign OF
1884. the establishment OF a sound cur
rency. the securing Of proper protection
10 American industries. and the election
Of that champion Of the common people.
william Mckinley, 20 be president OF the
United States. The Republican party has
been IN control % the national govern
rnent for little more than two years and
during that time every promise made BY
Il has been fuihiied- Business is active
ana remunerstive: labor b employed az
good and Increasing wages: capital has aP-
pied for investment and an era Of unex-
ampisd prosperity has been insUgUrs1sd-
Much Of the success % the Republican
policy adopted IN lsss is due 20 the god
Judgment. wise counsel. administrative
ability. fag-reaching diplomacy and broad
minded state$nznshio % our patriotic
president We ernnIy support and fully
endorse his adninIssfa;ion and place 90
record the wish CT TIE RHpablSeans %
Pennsylvania that Re be nominsts6 20 Lead
our hosts to victory In the campaign q
1sa. and 70 that end we RECOMMENDS ne
election % delegates VIC S1ii give - can
dsdacy earnest ana vigorous s1rpoTt IN the
next uaficSAl eonxenti5n."
Tia pIatfos=n reamFns re Sc Iosss
platform: declares FOE re nairteHanes q
the eoid Standard and against the free
coinage o. silver AZ TIE ratio - . 70 !:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-25
woMAN'S NIGHTMARE.
She Shudders When She Realizes thu
Danger and Pain Of Child bearing.

There Is 80 much suffering and danger
In store for the young mother, that her
happy anticipation soon gives way to a
feeling of dread at the thought Of the
pain which she must undergo. This
constant fear 50 preys upon the mind of
many women that it fills them with ter
ror and makes baby's coming a source
of the greatest anxiety and dread.
All the suffering and danger OF the
ordeal can be avoided by the use
of Mothers Friend. !" which prepares
the body for this important event. Ii
relieves morning sickness. and many
other unpleasant conditions which ex.
ist during this time. Thousands of
women praise Mothers Friend" for
bringing them safely through the most
critical period of their lives.
Every woman should send their name
and address TO the Bradfield Regulator
20, Atlanta. Georgia, and receive free
valuable information on the subject.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-25
N SUPREME COURT
Batch of important Decisions
Handed Down,
FOR LACK OF TIME
No Arguments May be Heard
at This Term of Court.

Guthrie, o. T., Aug. A.-The supreme
court OF the territory met this morning
with Chief Justice Burford and Associate
Justices McAtee, Hainer and Irwin in at
tendance. It was announced that for lack
of time probably no arguments would be
heard at this term Of court and that all
cases not submitted would go over until
the January term. This morning a partial
list Of opinions was handed down by the
court, as follows:
BY CHIEF JUSTICE BURFoRD.
The Consolidated Steel and Wire Co,
and Wichita Plumbing and Pump Co. VS..
Durham, Hanna, Munger and Co., and
Thomas j. Dickson. Error from Kay
county; reversed.
George w. Outcale VS.. William NJ. Col
Ter. The order of the court overruling
the motion TO vacate as to Outcalt is re-
wersed and set aside and cause remanded
to district court with directions TO set
aside the Judgment as to Outcalt and de-
mand a new trial.
John Young VS.. Territory Of Oklahoma.
is reversed and cause remanded for new
trial.
B. r. Smith vs. W. w. Spencer and W.
c. Spencer Error from probate court OF
Kay county; affirmed
4 J.R- Cox VS.. Gille Hardware and Iron
Co, "a corporation). Error from probate
court Kay county; reversed.
W. It. Vowel VS.. George Taylor. Error
from district court Cleveland county; re-
.versed-
John Craggs and II p. Cragss VS..
Elijah Earls, from Pottawa.omls county;
affirmed.
A. B. Moore vs. ]. r. Calvert. from
district court Of Noble county; reversed
in part and modified.
BY JUSTICE MATTE.
Frank z. Carton and Lizzie D. Carton
RS. Extraordinarily Publishing COM
pany, a corporations; erro= from Oklaho-
ma county; affirmed.
Frank Ketieh VS.. UniteI States: erTCr
from Canadian county; affirmed.
N B. Easton VS.. Henry Broa1wcll; ap-
peal dismissed.
James A. Targuson VS.. A. J. blackwell
and Rosa Blackwell, error from Kay
county; affirmed.
Wade VS.. Gould, error from Kinghsher
county; affirmed.
BY JUSTICE IRWIN.
Clark Watts vs.l the First Nationa
Bank OF FL Reno; affirmed.
G. H. johnson VS.. the ]. ]. Douglas
company, error from Kinghsher county;
reversed and remanded.
Mary c. Hardwick and w. P. Hardwick
VS.. c. T. Atkinson, error from Kay cVun-
5y; affirmed.
\. r. Font VS.. ]. Y. Campbell ami J. NJ.
Stovall, ratification of agency, error from
Cleveland county; reversed an1 rs.uand-
cd.
Fuller & Fuller company. a corporation.
error from Cleveland county; affirmed.
Francis d. Malignon VS.. Territory of
Oklahoma Appeal from Oklahoma coun-
ty; affirmed.
Perry 2. Lincoln VS.. Territory Of Okla
noma- Error from Garfield county; re-
versed and remanded.
BY JUSTICE HAINER.
Carl Crawford VS.. county commissioners
of Noble county; affirmed.
d. T. Huddleston VS.. county commission
ers Of Noble county; remanded with dIrec-
lions to render judgment to amount Of
plaintiffs claim.
J. w. Devine and Emil Barwig vs. Mary
SSivers. Error from Lincoln county; af-
firmed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-25
NEW TOWNSHIP BUSINESS
10 be Conducted by the DrIftwoOd
Town and Investment CnmDnuy

Guthrie, O. T., Aug. A.-The Drif,wood
Town and Investment company has been
granted charter by the territorial sec
rotary. The purpose Of the company is
TO, buy and sell town lots. hold real ts-
fate and transact all business pertaining
20 new townsites. The incorporators are:
u. H Mclaughlin. l.. f. Forner, ". w.
Tullis, A ]. Butts. G. D. AzbIll, ]. A.
Fair, Thos. Salisbury, w. r. Ferris. T
e. ofeeks, c. l. Wilson. B. F. Blue and
Nv. H Lloyd. Capital stock, $500.
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renews allegiance to the policy Of protec-
ton and endorses the act OF the Penn
sylvania congressman in voting for the
Dingley tariff. and continues: I'VE con-
graduate the country on the successful
termination Of the war with Spain and rec
ognlze the wisdom Of the policy President
Mckinley has Inaugurated in the manage
ment OF affairs in Cuba and In Porto
Rico and promise him our faithful support
In the prosecution OF the war in the Phil
ippines IN order that the supremacy Of the
flag planted there by the yalOr Of our
army and navy be maintained"
In additional paragraphs the platform
says:
1--WE have ceased TO be content with sup
plying products for home trade alone. We
must keep pace with other nations IN seek
ing new fields for our commerce and TO
this end we support the policy OF indus
trial. commercial and national expansion.
I'VE favor for our national defense and
the protection OF closer commercial rela-
lions between hte sections Of our vast
trritory,. now an imperative necessity. the
immediate commencement and early COM
pletion Of a great canal thai will give
communication between the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans, as well as It's protection
against foreign control.
I'VE favor the building up Of our mer-
cahnt marine upon the lines laid out By
the bills reported favOrably % the senate
and house. second session. F1fty-hfih con-
gress, so that We mayp have reserve
defense IN case OF war and ths; 'ze5."o of9
OF freIghtags noE paid to foreign ships
may remain 10 the American shiDbuiider.
the American shipoTner. ire American
seaman and the American snecha rie-
The nomination fo- supreme Judge 10
equivalent 10 an election. ~ reason %
two vacancies and No slsc;7s being al
lowed TO vote for more than one person
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-25
CASTOR RIA.
ss.r,A. A1s Kis1 Is Ess Hs1J5 sss-h
'''. 9 GSzHZzz1l
w,..ssssppI DrmserasIe Ticket.

Jackson. Miss. Aug. Ans state Dem
oerzfle eouventloa a6jo1rned AZ nooa t9-
day after having cOE1pissed the iiekst
UhEch in fan - ~ follows; Governor. \
n. Lor.xino. % Washington e0un'y: hse-
tenant governor. ;. 7. HzrTis5n. % Is'~f-
des; secretary o. state. J. +. PoEsFa Il
Hinds er.noninasesD. ss1Srney EsasTal.
Monroe Mcclure. e ISsOge. alsiff. ".
o. Cole. d water Vaiisy: trsassfsf. Hos
srt s,ours. % Iafzysfts. sspsrir ss1s-'i %
public inz,rseti7u. II l. Wss-fT1- iana
commissioner z IT, Nall. % Halnsss re-
norngnasedi. rstsn0s agent. - g ASafss'
o. HAAS frsn0-niaassss). rEIiTOss sos's'-As-
siOaers. 4 Q. Mays. J. ,. Neias1is He-
rogainstssD. T. iay KlsessnSn'. fissH %
s-prsza~ esuTt. z ". BrDSn. x Cossas
lrenonsnats5l.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-25
COUNTY ATTORNEY HlLDRETH
OfHewtOn WEEDS Hiss Lille CampherI
at Guthrie.

Guthrie, Q. T. Aug. 4.-Yesterday even
ing Or. John J. Hildreth OF Newton was
Joined In marriage to Miss lille Camp-
bell, the accomplished daughter of prof
Campbell superintendent OF the Guthrie
schools. Bishop Brooke. Of the Episcopal
church, OBLIGATED. AIr. HiIdreth Is a gift
I'd young lawyer Of Newton and is now
serving as county attorney.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-25
NEW NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE
oklahoma city ;CImes-JOurnaIC Chang
e. Hands-Flynn IA STOCKHOLDERS.

Oklanoma CITY sElmes-J 0urnhl Chang.
e. Hands-FIynn "a stock holder,
Guthrie, o. T.. Aug. 2i-The reported
deal by which the ownership Of the Okla
homa City Times-Journal is merged into
Il stock company is verified. The capital
stock Of the new company is $4,000. which
- held by Register Price. Dennis Flynn,
Elmer and Corte1 Brown, II. Overholser.
Judge Harper and Hathaway Harper. Ex-
tensIve improvements will be made in the
newspaper, which include the Scripps-Mc-
Rae full telegraphic report and the addi-
ton of bindery plant. 1t is also report
cd on good authority that Dennis Flynn
has bought the John Shorten residence
property and will shortly move with his
family to Oklahoma City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-25
TAKEN TO ROGER MILLS
two Prisoners Accused or Murder for
the Purpose OF Rabherr

Guthrie, o. T.. Aug. 24.-Ed wilkins and
frank smith, who have been coafned In
the federal jail IN this county fo- safe
keeping, We're taken 10 Roger ILLS county
oy sher1n Thompson and Deputy Rosser
10 answer TO the charge OF murder. They
are accused OF numbering L. Y. Smith
sor money. the murderers believing that
ne mao 500 on his person. II Is claimed
mere Is plenty Of evidence to convict
the two prisoners.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-25

It may be made at low fare by purehas-
ing G. A r. National Encampment ex-
cursion tickets to Philadelphia from St
Lines. They will be sold September LIST.
I'd. Cd and 4th. For particulars address
A. B. Ritchie. T. p. Agt. Wichita. Kan
sas. or J. N. Chesbrough. A. G. P. Agt..
St Louis No.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-25
NOT EVERYBODY SATISFIED

with the Discharge 81 Hopper and
King. Charged with E'clx'N Siarder.
Guthrie, o. T., Aug. H.-It Is said there
is good deal of dissatisfaction in Okla
homa aver the release Of Hopper and
King. who were charged with the murder
of Eick, but were released because there
was no evidence against them. The Okla
homa City Times-Journal says that IL the
two men are guilty they will get away
in a hurry, now.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-25

GSshen. y T.. 4rx. 2,-eiE tssssana
people E.taezsed ths TsEiag ssesT- 1W2
% the races wsss won ~ k1Tsss not fsF-
orltsA. whlls SILVER Ezksr. EzFoSsts -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-25
GA Ste RIA.
' e : :; GH,;.N3,;lz;:;z;S;.l4
Gra,a CIreuit R,ess Psssposea

Boston. Aug A-oUing 60 q heavy
track the grand cireuit races ., Real
VILE were postponed today The card
set for today including the hnish Of the
2.14 pace. and the ti1.so stake race which
was begun yesterday with hfissn starters
and In which Lsceo. Tomboy ard Charlie
Herr took two heats each. Vii % carried
syffs 4nrnnrrrsw
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-25

yaseouvsr. \. C. Aug. N.-Jirn Jsgsrss
Of California kneckss cat Peter Jaeksen
n fesr r0snes. JsH0gss hss 10 he o1n
wsy al thFoBWh.
Denver. Cola. Asg. - Billy atift. 81
Cai1aEo. knoeksd Ost Jl8By EcAaiya. -
f1ttsDHTK. IL the ssc8sd fssa4 - ssaf
vas seAsdssss % - . S-rssa1 bost. ~
fore tie Colorado Afh,stie ssaoelatiss -
light
TsEEisg, Asg 1--|Tbs ss'tss - No
rocco has Sssifcd sks SoEsfs nat -
= ssssf0T3sg tEs nafiTs bosis 81 re kia
coEss and 10 ssssblfEizx = rssssat sxf-
vice n9 ssesE % sfglset fgfsisa ShSgatns
ff1fn Pfr4ey.
Dsezizf. Tna. AS. A .ot,sg sE1s-
ssaa a. 10 stess gsarry = 1edg- q
seas tOsay. Fsss,tss e. tss fs1fh % A.
tired atiEssr Dassrl Ysess Was fatally -
Susea Asa slSsf SsasS szpisyes usss
s.ightiy hart
wassinFos. AsE st.-0essrsi ofls 81
6ay reported fas AFs4Fnl - - tFaass1ft
N@1rzrs a. NsEfa PFsvsts E-imsf RAJ
MA. ssneasy g. Ssnets<EsA isgasffy.
dsaA On s-szf6. Aassst :. - usasaaa-
Tlssrs asfs % stssr eAesaltjss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-25

together with his wagon. Dy q santa Re
train. His wagon was demolished, one of
his horses killed and Mr.. Prokop injured
severely. but not Feriouzly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-25
nea,h al InAr. n.nrr IIIItaa

GaFatoKa. - y. Aag. H-BH-Jadss
Henry Hilion' % New York 5is1 81 81
this Afternoon a. Rosdiswn Park. kis
earatoea country bona lie haA bssa IN
an unconqrl9ss s.ats sssersl kosrs ana
HIS last moments we're SitfOa; pain A.
his beaBiss acre Ar- and Mrs.. AtaDsr; D.
HIltoa. NJ H8racs Russell. . sauEh,sr.
ard the attending 7hyssctAn. The JssEs's
body vii ss buried u the faziiiy pet IN
Green VOID
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-25
Trails strikes Farmer Prok,p-

Guthrie. o. T.. Aug. 24-At Oklahoma
City Mr.. PokOp. a farmer, was struck.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-25

Marquette, Mich, Aug. 4.-Fathe-
Frederick Els was consecrated bishop
Of the Catholic diocese OF Sault Ste Marie
and Marquette today. Archbishop Kat
zer Of Milwaukee officiated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-23

50 esass SIN mixed q o;sts ~ snd and ni" cSs Il 500
"a 10 Prices for sheep and lambs were weaker VII a
rmand being slow and offerings heavy. sheep nocss
So 5oass 50 for Inferior 70 sSas 70 Tor lambs
S1,nned lambs brought t5s6 So Colorado woeo a,,ie
81 and spring lambs s. 7Sas1 80 Reeeipts-o''"''
ii 600 head: hogs. 5000. sheep 12p oa..o,
Cincinnati June 22-Hogs active, strong 80 33eXst "a
cttie dull lower 81 25Qs5 rs Sheep active " %o"S '
lambs steady. So 25usL ,s.o,1h
Fast Punaio 22Recepts Of sale Sn ,r hours
cattle sheen and during the last twenty -. ~
aere. cattle cars sheep and lambs, ]" carr ,nGs
cor, Shipments-Catte 10 cars sheep ana 81 rio
cars hogr ~ cars Cate-n the absence o, ,,,, the
the market was unchanged but with iar caves
feeling ON good butcher cattle was ste,"y. "a
were in liberal supply about 80 loads sooa no,shle
nratty we'll cleaned up Choice 70 esna "a Ia ,,h.
&c 5Oas6 rs: good choice. Sdsf0 30 sheep oct the
me offerings hardly large enough 10 anS 900.
market being only loads The general All nmbs
ac,ive and IN. offerings sufficient 10 MI H. i,oo
cboce TO EXTRA were auotabe s. 5Snk5 CO. goi 10 -
al 5Oaxs 7b: fair. ~ Ihs' sr or,ron
nytrs Il l5ds5 40. good choice, - oonso To-
10 far az 25is4 spring lambs. choice TO eHh
I-vervthin0 was cleaned up. and the feeling al hr C
ras strong Hogs-The market was In GOOD Iosi'n,
NV 70 loads on sale active demand at 2's~, &c
higher prices The basis was - iodS4 q h,a ao W.
"a Ofsi i2i1 mixed - 10. Workers. ~ asust ~ PIX
a. iOf,f4 III roughs 81 35dS3 60 stagT - 'HSo y"
close was the best prices Of the Day WIN II"
hea left over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New-f0rk. June -.
BEANS AND PEAS-There important sales
o. beans for export this afternoon mainly Al
81 - b. this has given the position and
II would b. difficult buy stock much less
than 81 an Medium and pea steady but quiet
Red kidney rather most OF the late
81 20. Yellow eye dragging heavily Lima held with a
little more confidence Green peas steady. We quote
Beans marrow. lsss choice. bush 81 45Qsl 471 do
medium choice 81 30 DO pea choice 81 27hQt1 30;
req kidney Ehooe 81 20: 90 white kdney choice 81 $50
soup choice 81 20; do lima, California 50 521Gs2 IS
peas bags 81: do Scotch. bags. 81
BUTTER-There was only a moderate demand today
for fancy creamery but the market held steady the
basis Of 'sisulshc the outside long lines OF
perfect quality quite number 81 small invoices at
the inside Grades below fancy and CON
tinue TO accumulate. Concessions would probably be
made 20 effect larger sales No change State dairy
imitation creamery. Factory IL pretty
we'll and there s Arm feeling all grades. We quote
Creamery, Western extras, 10, lsi1gls&c: DO nrss
l7h4lshc do thirds TO seconds. sHI7c do
lshc; 90 nrss 1hdlse do thirds 70 seconds. l5117c
State dairy. han-hrkn tubs. fancy lie, do
lehc; DO Welsh tubs. fancy. lshgl7e; do nrsts l5hq
lac; State dairy tins etc stai6c; Western Imitation
cresre-y. extras. !5h gec d. nTsts 1495c do seconds