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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-08
A Duel Of Hlnu kets.

4 returned missionary from south
eastern Alaska tells in the Midland
Christian Advocate of strange GUS
tom among the Indians Of that region:
When difference arises between two
of them and friendly settlement
seems impossible one of them threat
ems the other with dishonor. He will
cover the face of his foe with shame.
He executes his threat by tearing up
a certain number Of his own blankets.
The only way his antagonist can get
even with him is by tearing up a great,
err number Of his own. If the contest
is prolonged. it results in the destruc-
tion of all the blankets they have,
each Indian destroying his own. The
one who destroys the greater number
is regarded as having won the fight.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-08

Tn" prospects ana perhaps dcstini'-
of great party are to be placed III
itoo4rdy hv the riyht Of pre- cadc"cn in
honoring Jefferson birthday in New
York. Ore faction will celebrate the
day with IL supper Il, ten dollars a
head. the other at the limit Of oEe dol
lar. The warning cAhaIs are as merci-
less in their frantic hatred as The hOu-
st.s Of Montague and CHDulet that ted
the 1ucnl mag ,trnte 10 eNr'aim: ~
plague on both Your houses
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-08
THE MERIDIAN NEWS


The following from that able and
brilliant paper, the Meridian News,
meets with our hearty approval. as it
should by every fnirmindtd voter,
whether he be Democrat, Populist or
Republican:
'The essential end and purpose of q
primary election is TO ascertain the
! sense OF the party in making nomlna-
tlOn>: in oiher words. TO nominate only
! those whom :" MA ajoIi'y OF the party
prefer for standard bearers. The men
thus chosen are simply the agents OF
the party TO H!1j> IN its viii. and if final
ly elected to office, TO give effect TO the
party platform and principles. The
primary j. not designed to give Office
any candidate; lis end is to nominate
the strongest man within the party
Urganiza,i0r.
This being true. it is bO1h incnn-
sislcnt and unreasonable to Invite Re-
puolcans and popuIi>'s. who antago-
nize Democratic iu,"S and princi pies.
to participate i1 u Democratic primary
election. The cii,rl of the primary
being to select the strongest and most
uncompr0mislng Democrat, it is easy
to see how that purpose would be de-
feated by permitting those not in full
sympathy with the party IDEAS to par
tici pate in tnis selection. The person.
al worth and eslmable qualities Of
/ these political foes have nothing to do
with the question. 1t is a question,
! purely. OF whether the successful can
, did ..tr in q Democratic party IS the
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-08

Why longing eyes should be cast on
the fertile lands OF the Antilles, Porto
Rico or the PHILIPPINES, when the rich
Delta Of Mississippi, at our own doors,
offers incomparably greater advunta-
ges, is one Of those enigmas that can
be solved only on the thesis that dis
tance lends enchantment to the view.'
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-08

A textile department attached to
A. T. NJ. college would be of untold
service. In State whose chief staple
is cotton, the expediency Of fostering
a study which would contribute to Il
skilled system Of manufacturing the
raw material into fabrics forces itself
upon the mind as too palpable, to admit
Of neglecting the opportunities present
ed. A wide field is here suggested
for the employment OF an army Of
workers, who would rejoice in the
chance to secure competence.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-08

Lava streams that have flowed out
Of Vesuvius during he last three years
have deposited o5000, 900 cubic meters
of lava on the sides of the mountain.
4 cone Of lava $50 feet high has been
formed. out of which fresh streams
are flowing. The valleys on either side
ofthe observatory peak have been CON-
pleteiy filled up.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-08
NOn-Resident Notice,

Noh-NeshuenC NOTICE.
State of Mississippi.
1882.
To Missouri Golden, Helena, Phillip
Co., Ark, Bibb Crawford, Mary Nj.
Morgan, Allie Crawford, Adiie
Crawford, Homer Crawford, May
Crawford, Monroe Crawford and
William Crawford, of Corsicana, Ma.
varro County, Texas, z. W. Craw-
ford, OF Kaufman, Kaufman County,
Texas:
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court Of the County of
Grenada, in said State, on the Sd Mon
day in April, 1899, to show why the
final account of r. H. Williams, Ad-
ministrator, ETC., Of J. D. Crawford, de-
ceased, should not be allowed and he
discharged from said trust.
This 18th day Of March, 1899.
J. G. PERRY,
"A. L. ROANE, Ch'y. Clerk.
Attorney. M25-3t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-08

10 an irqulr"r he SENTINEL replies
rha, the letters |. y. Il. |. Inscribed
over the cross III the Epi>cupallan
church are the initials Of the Latin
words Jesus Nazareth Rex j .judneorum, :,
Jes Is king Of LLr Jews. |. Fl. 5. in
scribed on the windows do not stand as
popularity supposed for II have Suffer
ed" but for Jesus Homlnis Salvador.
Jesus Savior of Mankind.
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GRENADA, MISS, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1900
southern Baptist Convention, Louisville,
Ky. May 1lth- / Sth, 1899.

The Southern Railway will sell tick
ets at the rate OF one fare for the round
trlp' tickets 20 be sold May 8th to 18th
inclusive, with final limit fifteen days.
tickets may be extended to leave
LOUISVILLE not later than June 10th,
provided they are deposited with
agent at Louisville prior to Nav 18th,
ana payment Of fifty cents.
For further Information call on any
ticket agent Southern Ry.. or write G
=; jackson, I. p. A., Birmingham,
AIa' asst
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-08

The man who spends much time in
finding autt with ht- urighhors rcti-
giun i .u1ly in need of repairs on his
OVID. -Na>hin~tun Posi-
Thlt brings u- back to the simple old
DrHuo.ilioN iru 1h,. T. How who lives
in a r}a~> lngp 9noud not indulge
in Throwing b. Ok b' t-.--Jach son Miss J
News.
We fully agree with the News, hI'
can add that if there is one editor ia
thi. State who lives ma glass cottage
it is the editor Of The jackson News
himself. He attempts to Willy and
abuse McLaurin and others. when hi,
own linen is !. great deal worse than
those whom he unjus'ly attacks
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1t IS Thought by Many

when the Creator >aid to woman
in sorrow shalt t. .ou bring forth
children" that a curse was pro-
nounced, but the Joy felt BY every
Mother when she first presses to
her heart her babe, proves the
contrary.
Danger and suffering lurk IN
the pathway Of the Expectant
Mother, and should be avoided.
that she may reach the hour
when the hope Of her heart is to
be realized, in full Vigor and
strength.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-08
For sale 0r Trade.

An upright piano, us good as new.
Call or write Mrs. Il. Il. Pace, Gre
NADIA, Miss. A S,9O. Am
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Lawrence & Kimbrough,
Fire Insurance Agents.
GRENADA, MISS.

ME REPRES0NT -
The Royal Exchange Of London, Eng.
The National of Hartford.
The Mechanics and Traders OF N. o.
The Teutonia OF N. o.
The Capitol Of Jackson, Miss.
ALL FiRST-CLASS COMPANIES.
Give us share Of your business. We in
sure Gins. Country Stores and Country
Dwellings. Feb. 25. 90, 1y.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-08
Bridge Notice.

Bridge Notice.
The Board of Supervisors will let
the contract to repair Graysport iron
bridge over Yalobusha River. Dist.
No. 2. Will also let contract to build
new bridge ouer Long Creek, Dist. No.
4. Contracts to be let ut May meet.
ing. j. C. PERRY, Clerk.
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Circuit Clerk and Registrar.
Grenada, April $, 1S99-3t.

1t has been said from time immemo-
rial tnat money could accomplish any
purpose. But it is very rare, and GER
tainl Y exceptional in ou" country fer a
man to make an open offer to buy a
husband for his daughter. This is
what Mr.. Hrnry NJ. Crolcy, Of LHSaIe.
n. Y, IL rich farmc", has done. He
will give $5O, 900 cash to any man who
will lead his 04ughter to the altar. De-
sides, as she is his only child. she will
hp his sole lcgatee and heircss. This
is reducing taalrimOny TO Il business
basis. and it may ra IN keeping with
the fitness of things. to corner the
market
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-08
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.

In accordHrce with Section two l2)
Chapter 81, Of the Acts of 1894, the
undersigned Registrar. win al the
times and places hereinafter set forth,
proceed TO register all qualified elrr-
lors OF Grenada county. who shall pre-
sent themselves for registration. visit
ing each place on days Us follows, to-
wit:
Providence. Monday. May l>t. 1879.
r. Il. Clautnn'~ store. Tu!sday;, May I'd. 1899.
GraySport. Wednesday. May I'd. 1899.
Spears SCHOOL House. Thursday. May !. 1899
EnOn. Friday. May 5th. 1899.
Hardy Station. Saturday, May 9th. 1899.
Pea Ridge. Monday. May Sth. 1890.
OXberry. Tuesday, MuyHth, 1899.
Parsons Station Wednesday. May 10th. 1890.
Elliott Station. Thursday. May l1th 1880,
Grenada, lriday and saturday, May Eth
and 18th, 1890.
After which time the looks will be
kept open in my office to register all
who may apply, who are entitled to
be registered. but all parties wishing
to vote in the November elec;ion mus!
be registered foHr months before lhr
day of election.
Given under my hand and official
seal this 9Th day Of April, A. D., 1899
w. 3. BARNES.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
BOSTON STOCKS.

Chicago July n (SpeciaD.-Wheat had a cs.t
rally to-day, and held half OF IT, The last prices
were Edsc over Friday. High temperatures In the
Northwest were the bull help. Maximum temper.
atures in parts OF South Dakota Of over 100 degrees
on Friday. and high temperatures again to-day.
There were claims Of damage from the lower end
Of the Jim River Valley. in South Dakota. Ths
Northwestern traders, however were not paricu.
larry emphatic In their damage assertions The
conservative element at Minneapolis explained ths.
the Jim River Valley sent complaints Of damage
each year. September opened at I0isdI0&c. sold
between 71hc and 70%c, and closed at 70isd7Gsc.
July closed at 69sc. Gables were OF fraction on
English and Continental. but their declines were
less than the drop on this side Friday. The mar.
ket started over call figure. and finally closed JUS.
about where the bulk OF the calls were sold las.
night. There was no Improvement in the cash de-
mand only 300 bushels reported sold here There
no let up In the receipts. Primary receipts for
the week were more than double the same week
last year $50 900 bushels, compared with 2Ge.
600 bushels In the corresponding week In 1895.
Clearances were 26J 900 bushels. The seaboard re-
ported II loads for Export. Barrett-Farnum were
the best buyers. probably covering shorts. wears
and Trego were the best sellers. II a small
market. World shipments Monday are expected to
aggregate about 5000 900 bushels There will be q
decrease on passage, but large increase In the
visible.
Corn was influenced by wheat. up sc early bue
losing IT all. September opened az 32isc. sold be-
tween 321sq32i.c and 3li9, and closed 3l&gahc.
July closed at 32ls432Lc. December keeps weak
increasing its discount, closing az 3Oc. Patten was
the best buyer. No quite understands his
attitude now Shipping sales were about 5000
bushels; the seaboard reported 30 loads for export
Gables were hd lower; seaboard ciearances were
900 bushels. There Will be a heavy local de-
crease Monday. probably 10000 bushels. leaving
only 100000 bushels in public houses. Shipments
this week have been 4.5sS0oo bushels, compareo
with receipts of 100000 bushels.
July oats touched 25c. but dropped 10 zc and
closed at 2hc. compared with 2ia.c Friday night
Patten is the big July holder; Armour and other
elevator people the principal July shorts sep'em'
Der and May closed just where they did frdaL
September l9asc: May H5sc. Receipts were ~
cars with lS5 for Monday. The crop prospects sIs
superb. With clear weather the next week "
ceipts OF oats will probably be large. ~.
Flax seed quiet; July @c, SEPTEMBER, -
October s5l1c. Mlnnapolos had cars. Duiu'n ~
Chicago TO- ..
Provisions strong early. because hoss w w
up 10c. and because Liverpool was shllling hsnS
hams Provisions lost their advance wneh $50
eased of Last prices were the same as rriu. -
The cash demand keeps first rate. nut the'e NV
some fears of yellow fever scares. -, q,
on the curb puts September wheat coseo csc -
6s7sc calls 7lLQ7l%c. Puts on September e''S
3lHsc@3l%c. calls 32432'sc.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
RONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

o,Loro ,,,oe selling of stocks Yesterday to take
s. ond tho result was small recession In
values There was no liquidatins movement.
and there was nothing in the deVeiopHeh'S oi
the day TO induce one. The Dahk s'a'ei"0''
was not as favorable as had been expected pu'
Il was not unfavorable The banks were slo"
70 have been strengthened somewhat WHICH, at
least. was better than If they had by press'"e
demands upon them been again oDliseu 10 'u'
into their reserves II the bank s'a'eineh' uis
closed ANYTHING It disclosed a repayment oi
loans. and that this repayment was Voiu''"i'
was demonstrated by the growing ease o"iA'e
the week Of money on call A larger increase
in the surplus reserves than sl'3oo'oV ""'
looked for; that 1t was not larger was uue "
the loss Of 81 $40 100 in cash, otherwise '"e
reduction in deposits would have prous"' "p
the reserves That the banks ala ho' iiia"e
better showing proved that much OF 'ne iii'no'
which had been moving to this centre lroi'' '"e
interior had gone into trust companies insues
~ hanks. and also that the interior oahhs "a'
been utilizing their balances IN pahhs heie '"
some extent In making loans IN this iiiai NJ
In a general way the statement was laVoi aoie'
for II indicated that the banks were aoie ""'''
maintaining the equilibrium OF the none! "i"i-
ket to protect their reserves The trus' oo'''-
panies are carrying money themselves "ioie
largely than heretofore and are keeping less III
the hanks In fact. they are going more anu
more into the banking business. and acCoruines
the bank statement does not represent tiie
money situation 10 the same extent as iori"e'i''
Except in New-York Air Brake there was ho
stock IN which the net decline In price was nio'e
than fractional In this stock changes OF ten
noints or more are not unusual Inc prihcipai
dealings were in Rock Island. which lost OH
the day only quarter Of point. Inc loss !"
burlington and Quincy was merely an eieh'n
and ST. Paul closed unchanged The prices OF
Atchison preferred and Missouri Pacinc were
affected simply an eighth, and Union faclhc
ouarter Louisville and Nashville gaiheo
slightly. Brooklyn Rapid Transit receded three-
eighths. Sugar Refining was the most active oi
the industrials 1t declined fve-eighths' ne
new industrial candidate for speculative 1aVor'
American Linseed. was conspicuous TOT its
strength. The preferred moved up two points
and the common a point and three-quar'ers'
The demand for the stock was plainly larger
than the supply
The usual weekly table showing net price
changes in the more active issues follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
THE FLAXSEED SITUATION.

The following has been compiled regarding the
naxseed situation: The worlds annual production
OF faxseed in round numbers Is about 900
bushels OF this production the United States con-
sumes II, oil about 100000 bushels. The average
consumption for the last ten years has been in the
neghborhood of IS 900, 600 bushels, with occasional
years running as high 10000 900 to 81 10000 BUSH
els and as low 100000 bushels.
"The consumption OF lnseed oil in America has
increased in seed perhaps 100000 bushels within
the last two years. that the consumption for
The coming year, as figured from present demands,
Will be at least 100000 bushels. The crop con-
d,tions as indicated by the number Of acres of
flax would lead to the belief that the crop Of this
wear will be in the neighborhood Of 100000 bushels,
leaving surplus of from 100000 to 5,UOCO bush-
els The crop Is hazardous one. Flax In certain
stages OF growth, either In the milk or seed, Is
tender plant, and easily damaged; either hea'y
rains through the Northwest during August, which
would beat off the berries. or heavy frosts, which
would kill the plant, would materially decrease the
production and It Is hardly safe to count
upon what the production in bushels OF fax VIII be
until the crop is in the elevators. To counteract
the effect upon the price which the excess OF pro-
duction over consumption would naturally MAKE
there are the following conditions
Russia. which is next to America In the pro-
duction of faxseed will have nothing TO export on
account Of the failure of the crops In that country
through drouth The exporters are now bidding for
American fax on the basis of about 30 cents. ana !.
e. renorted that their requirements will be about
100000 bushels. The Dominion OF canada IL Hro
large consumer Of linseed oil. and its entire pro
duction OF fax comes from the Province OF Man
oba The yield of fax in that province TINS yod yGs,d
not rroduce oil 10 exceed two-thrds OF the CON
sumption of the Dominion. 1t Is estlmateu 'na' be
oIirements from other countries VIII be IN tho h
peighborhood of 900 bushels Llnseed OIL can De
sold by the American crushers In the nited t hs NM
dom and France at the moment at ABOUT 80 ceuta
a Gallon The cost of freight and insurance 10 the
above mentioned points would be about -: CenIs H. q
ooIlon 40 that IL lnseed were quoted AT the P'GvS
eent time as low as 35 cents. the demand III t o,it
fInited Kingdom and the Continent woud pre'e"'
its going below, say. 33i2 cents
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET-The out
side securities market quiet and steady Chi-
cago and Alton was OF the special FEATURES
advancing points on the bid price without a saie
from 81 to ss but there was no stock ohered'
Standard OH closed at 46Jn 67, against 462lsufo' OH
Friday Last prices the other prominent issues
were: Amsterdam Cas- 3llzn32; preferred. 5Sn9' AIT
Power 76 Bay State Gas. 17sM2, Amagamateu
Copper 9sIkdsS% Republic Steel. 2n2I1a; preierreu
esibass: Havana Commercial. 2Ga27lk preferred ooV
G7Ib: Electric Vehicle 9JnlOo Union Steel and Chah'
27as: preferred. 67a6S Rubber Goods common
aNd32; preferred. SledS6.
SILVER BULLION.-The Mercantile Safe De
poslt Company holds 5a,9OOi9 ounces OF shNer
bullion. against which 55i certificates are OUT
standing.
BANKS AND RAILROADS.-Figures cofnpheu
by the railroads show that bank clearlnBs TOT tno
week ending July % increased 5O.l per cent Inc
hanks gained from the weeks movement OF money
TO and from the Interior $4,000 ana lost from
Sub Treasury operations 100000. making net gains
In cash S2546Oo0 One-hundred and twenV-hhe
roads for the month OF May reported an increase
in gross earnings Of G5S per cent. and in net earn
ings nearly 70 per cent the total Increase In net
henQ 277
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
STANDARD OIL CERTIFICATES.

The lioudaton OF the Standard OIL Trust Is pro-
ceeding rapidly. The trust certificates are Deing
converted into corporate stocks For each trust
certificate turned in twenty certificates are given,
each representing a proportional share In one OF
the twenty companies that composed the standard
OH Trust Those who get the twenty certificates
representine their shares In the Standard OIL Trust
can exchange them for equivalent In shares OF
the Standard oil Company Of New-Jersey. II they
80 desire The old certificates are selling at 400,
ana carry with them dividends which were held
hack by the Standard Oil Company OF Ohio. The
new stock sells about 2 points below the trust Ger
tIacates and is practically eX-divdend but in
other respects the value Of the old and the new
secnrltea is the same.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
Kankers' posted rates were:

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money IN
London 9 per cent. Open market discount rate.
S.a3% per cent for short and 3ha3is per cent for
long bills Berlin discount rate, 3a per cent Ber-
lin exchange London. 20 marks 4 pfennigs.
Paris exchange on London % francs 22la centimes.
Paris discount rate. %. per cent
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Britshc consols JOG l5-l6
for money and lO7 l-l6 for the account. French
rentes 100 francs S7Ia centimes. Spanish IS, 5s's
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. Wesc' Mex
lean silver dollars isc Bar silver in London, Hf.d
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid, 23; Lisbon, &c;
Rnenos AYres. liz 10; Rome. 7.35.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

host names and above for paper not so we'll known
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - -New-Orleans-Com-
mercal. 75cdN discount bank. 5oc premium san
Francisco-sIght. 1ec telegraph. 12'tc Cincinnati
over the counter. JOc premium: between banks
par and 3oc discount. Savannah-Buying. l-loc ois-
count selling 76c per $1,000 premium. ChaF'es'on-
Buying. par: selling hc premium. Boston-Sc dis
count and bc premium. Chicago-25c discount.
RANK CLEARINGS - New-Yoik - Exchanges
N5, oi2 balances. sl7e.S76 Observation-Disclosures
s25ei7Ol2: balances $2.G25.s2o.
FOREIGN EXCIIANGE.-Market quiet ana IN
active. Actual closing rates folIow:
Cables Sight Sixty days.
c,a-,,rg ssG4sI 4sIaa4sTi1 is4haAsih
SteiIie ieE i ts65 1Cb Z II i.q5.lJ7s 10 SD
X chsmks % I-lO 10 5-l"fo" l,"foo",s ~, ~
Guders.... :" o." ''"'' ~
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
CHARACTER OF THE TRADING.

The disposition yesterday was to take prohts az
g. usuallv the case on Saturday Buyers OF Brook
,vr RAND Transit were Cooper & Co., Halsey *
Hudnut and william NJ. Imbrie; sellers were Niles
Brothers. Hotchkss and Danzg. Rock Island was
bought by Clark. Dodge & Co.. c. Minzeshelmer q
Co c. Stokes and F. w. Savln; the stock was sold
bv Noble & Mestre. J. s. Bearns. G. Minzesheimer
& Co. H. T. Carey, l.. Levy and Bell q Co. bought
New- York Central: Thomas Thorne. Halle Il Stleg.
iitz and A. H. Combs sold. Mcintyre & Wardwe
and j. Kirkner bought ST. Paul; Donald Gordon &
and Henry Brothers bought Louisville and Nash
Vile l. Il S. Wormser bought Northern Pacihc
common: Andrews & Criss and J. b. Dumont sold
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
STOCK LISTI\GS.

The Committee on Stock List Of the New-York
Stock Exchange. acting under authority from the
Governing Committee. has added to the list the
following securities: Erie Railroad. N0H'@ addi-
tional general lien per cent gold bonds Of 1896,
making the total amount listed s3l $4,000; 81 $4,000
additional first consolidated mortgage per cent
gold prior lien bonds of 1896. issued for better
ments improvements and additional equipment;
and Southern Pacific Railroad of California. Sl1O.-
COO additional first consolidated mortgage guaran-
teed per cent gold bonds of 1887 issued for rolling
stock terminal facilities and new construction.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
PEOPLES GAS COMPANY.

The official statement is made that the ear"'"ss
-, Tho poonle's Gas Light and Coke Company, or
chicago. are increasing every month and that 'he
company is putting in stoves at the rate OF SIX
tbousand . month The city Of Chicago has recent
lv confessed Judgment to the amount OF l,oo"V ~,
- !SStioh boe heen owed TO the Peoples company tor
several years 1t is expected that this money Will
10 raid over by degrees.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
STATE OF MONEY.

While the money market yesterday was nominal
quotation of 3l7 per cent fairly represented the
actual value OF call money. Time money was re-
ported to be in fair demand. but at the same time
the supply stated to be liberal No increase IN
rates was looked for at present. On the contrary,
call money was expected 10 relax further.