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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-13
supreme Lodge a. o. 0. vs..

Portland, Ore, June 1.-THE su-
preme lodge of the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen for the United
States and Canada convened in this
city Tuesday. Four hundred mem
hers are in attendance from all parts
OF the country and it is expected the
lodge will be in session two weeks.
The superior lodge Degree Of Honor
was in session a short time and
transacted routine business.
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sad Death of Missouri Farmer.

Fayette, Mo-, June s.-Jerry Jen-
nings, a young farmer, died at his
home ten miles south of here from
a gunshot wound received in a scUf-
fie with his father. They had quar-
relied over the hiring of help. The
old man entered the house to get his
shotgun, threatening his son. The
boy wrested the gun from his father
and struck it over log to break it.
The jar discharged the weapon
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rFirt nnbIi.bed Nsr zl.l
'OuCE FOB PUBLICAIIoN-IsoLATED

AOLltE 2 oh 4 I rA--A-A- --I'- A-aA I'D
TRACT-PUBLIC LAND SALE. No -.
TINTED States land ofics az Colby. Ka1sas-
u Notice D. hereby given that IN pursuance q
Instructions from the Cumrltssiuuer Of the Ten
eral Land Ofhce under authority m HIM vested
by Section zi55, Revised Statutes a. amended
bv the act % February Is. 1sz5. We VII proceed
10 Offer az public sale at 10 o clock a. on Mon
day. the 9TH day 81 July. 19Z. the folloWIng des-
cribed tract Of land to-wIt= Northeast quarter
81 northeast quarter Of ssctinn O. township s
south range 81 west Of the sixth principal merl-
dian wing 10 Sherman county kansas Any
and All persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are advised % ME their claims
IL this Office on or before the day abure deslg-
mated Tor the coUueucemenr OF the sale otner-
wise their rights viii b. forfeited
WILLIAM z WRED, Register
Colby. kan. May -. l9gZ
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First published May 3D.
NOTICE OF PETITION TO SELL
SCHOOL, LANDS.

CTATE Of Kansas. Sherman county. S. To
- whom IL may concern Notice D. hereby
given and you are hereby nufIfied that have
received written notice from the county super
fntendent Of Sherman county. kansas. that on
the 18th day OF January. 1917 said county
~ householders residing IN Grant township.
Sherman county, kansas. asking that certain
school lands In said township Be exposed 20
sale Said lands are particularly described a.
follows. tO-wIt= The north one-han M OF
section sixteen no.. II township SIX f6 south Of
range forty-one lffl west Of the sixth principal
meridian IN Sherman county kansas That
the said county superintendent Of public IN
suruction Of said county by and with the con
appointed IN writing. three disinterested houze-
holders residing IN said county 10 auuraise said
lands. Zach Of them being nrst duly sworn ac-
cordIng 10 law. they proceeded 20 and did ap-
praise said land and each subdivision Of said
land separately at one dollar and twenty-five
cents SIS per acre. said lands being unln-
proved. which appraiseIneut being retained IN
writing. signed b. appraisers appointed % the
county clerk Of said county IS nov on ME IN nls
and appointment. and the power vested m me
By Law. l. the undersigned. county treasurer 81
said county do hereby give notice that VIII on
Friday. the hrst day Of August A. D. 1ssl2. be-
tween the hours Of ten O'Clock a. m. and three
O'Clock p n OF said day. al my Office. being tle
Office Of county treasurer Of said county, m the
court bouse IN the city Of Goddard in said
county and state oder for sale at public auction
said school lands above describe 70 the hignest
bidder. but no bid at said sale Viii b received
for less than the appraised Taiue Of said lands-
Witness my hand at GOodland- Kansas TINS
9th day Of Nay lalZ
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- Refnrn - A1tnr.

Bay City, Mich, June 1O.-After
saturating his clothing with kerO-
sene oil, Joseph Reich set fire to
himself in the Catholic church at
Fisherville, this county His charred
remains were discovered in front Of
the altar. Holes had been burned
through the church floors by his
blazing body. Reich was the organ
ist of the church and a teacher in
the church school.
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East NAH tn the West

Washington, June 1.-THE fastest
daily mail service ever attempted be-
tween New York and eastern cities
and St Louis and all western points
is provided for IN arrangements
made by the post Office department,
effective next Sunday. The contract
calls for a schedule Of 2315 hours
between New York and St. Louis
over the Pennsylvania railroad.
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&c - utiIIze LirhtnIng.

London, June 1O.-A dispatch to
the Daily Mail from Las Palmas,
Canary islands, says that a Promi-
nent engineer of that town named
Figueres claims to have discovered a
method of utilizing atmospheric
electricity without chemicals or dy-
namOs and that he is able to make
practical application OF his method
without employing any motive force.
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TRYING TO GET IDEAS.
Buenoamino. AguinaIdo's Former Secre-
tary of State, Wants an Exposition at
Manila to Commemorate DR.. Rial

Charleston, S. C., June 11.-Filipe
BuencaminO, formerly secretary Of
state in Aguinaldo's cabinet and who
testified before the senate committee
on the Philippines, reached this city
to-day to study the methods of the
recent exposition. It is his desire to
hold an exposition in Manila to COM
memorate Dr. Rial, the Filipino pa
triOt, and he wishes to obtain ideas
relative to the cost and plan Of Oper-
alton.
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NJ Pone,s 60 ID RoosereIt-

Rome, June 1O.-The pope was
delighted with President ROOsevelt's
gift of 4 complete set Of the latter's
works, and the Pontif issued orders
that Mosaics Of St. Peters and the
vatican be transmitted to the Presi-
dent, with his thanks. These NOsaics
are magnificent specimens Of this
branch of art and are made at the
vatican workshops.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-13

Cambridge, Eng June 1.-The
degree of doctor Of laws was con
ferred Tuesday on Whitelaw Reid,
the special ambassador OF the United
States TO the coronation OF King
Edward, by Cambridge university.
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London, June 11.-There seems
likely TO be a greater slump in the
price OF seats for the coronation
fetes than was the case during the
jubilee. The multiplication Of stands
has become so great that seats for
which five gUineas was asked a week
ago, are going now for two guineas-
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Tried 70 Elope with white Girl.

Idaho Springs, Col, June 11.-LOuis
Sing, a Chinaman, was strung up to a
tree twice by mob and threatened
with death If he did not leave town
The Chinaman is said to have tried
to run away with white girl Sing
will recover from his injuries.
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MED to sRide the waves.

Peoria, IL, June 1O--Daniel Shultz
and wife, of Peldn. were drowned last
night while bOat-riding. They were
in a light sl1iff and attempted to ride
the waves from the wheel Of the
steamer Bald Eagle
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TFirst published June lll
NOTICE D -

M Wednesday. July 9. 1872 az one O'Clock p.
~ m E-il sell at public sale at the school
house 81 district No Is. NOV disor-aniLedl To-
Gated on the northeast quarter Of section -.
touushiF9. range A. SIX miles south Of Kan
orado. the following described property belong
ing 10 said districits Luuber in sod school
house Is double desks, teacher desk, 1 teach
JR REID.
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IN wednesday. July q. Ia0Z- az three O'Clock
" p. nj viii sell al public sale az the school
house Of district No g. lnoET olsorEau1zeai 10
Gated i've miles southeast Of hanuraoo, the
followinE described property belonEinE 20 said
district DO double desks. teacher desk 4
recitation bench. slate blackboard 3 feet b. ~
feet I set of charts. I stove. chair set Of
maps globe lumber IN school house and out
building
County superintendeut Sherman County, Kan
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TheIr sDuRo1t' Csved In.

Guthrie, Ok, June 1O.-AbsalOm
Kidd. wife and son, the latter %
years old, were caught by the eave-in
Of their "dugout" on claim in
Woodward county. and the father
and son were killed.
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A - shoots his Father.

Princeton, No, June 11.-Daniel
Porter, wealthy farmer living in
this county, was shot by his son, IS
years old, in a dispute which arose
as to which Of them should use the
buggy He probably viii not re-
cover.
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shln Comhine uIth e5.ooo. GOO CapItal

New York, June "details con-
corning the proposed combination Of
ship building interests were made
public here Tuesday. The cOmbina-
ton probably viii be known as the
United States Ship corporation The
capitalization VIII be about S25, OOO,-
00o
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Kansas City. June IO-Sales BY sample
on track Wheat-No- 2 hard. 69T70c;
No hard, 6S1zG6S5Ec; No. 2 red. ne; No.
red, 7Od71C. Corn-No. mixed, 5SZT
sc; No. mixed, 5S5zI5S1kc; No 2 white,
62d621zc; No. white, 60lkG61ztc. Oats
No. mixed, 591zd411zc; No. mixed, CSC;
No ? white, 43G4E1zc; No. white, E6
42Szc. Hay-TimOthy, S8OOd12-5O; prairie,
$4-75du-O0- Eggs, 14c per dOz- Poultry
Broilers, 20c; hens, &C; ROSTERS, 171kd20c
each; turkeys, T5zd9c; ducks, 71z915c;
geese, &c; pigeons, $1-O0 per dOz. Butter
Creamery, extra fancy, 19c per h; dairy,
1Sc; store packed, 155zc- Potatoes, T599Oc
per bu. Beans, green and wax, 5oI75c
per 1-3 bu. Lettuce, 25d30c per bu.
Asparagus, 5d1Oc per dOz. punches.
Spinach, 20G25c per bu. Onions, new,
S069Oc per bu- Cabbage, 500 per cwt.
Radishes, 5G10c per dOz. Cucumbers, sc
per dOz- Apples, S175d250 per bu. Rasp-
berries, black, S2.OOG3.O0 per crate; red,
s. OOG4OO. GOOseberries, S1.OO0150 per
crate. Blackberries, S175d225 per crate.
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9. RI. 3 2. TIVE CARD.
GOING EAST.


NO. d ana y ualll except cl-llAal-
Passengers are not carried on through freights-
Passengers are carried on local freiEhts be-
tween Goodland and PhiliipsburE.
Through tourist sleeper for san Francisco on
No : every Friday. Trains run on Mountain
time. J.. ". HANDLEH. Local Agent
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ChfeaEo and b. LouIs - GraIn

Chicago, June 1O.-wheat-No- ? red,
Tszc; No. 3, 77lG7SZc; No. 2 hard winter.
1917 a74Ac; No 3, 3z6741Lc; No. 1 north
eTn spring, 731EG7Hzc; No. 2, 72HGT2'T &c;
No 8, 69duLc. COrn-No. ?, 62zt d63c; No.
3, 621EG629zc. Oats-No- ?, 421zG43c; No
q 42c.
St. Louis, June 10.-Wheat-No. 2 red
cash, elevator, T6c; track, 7TdT7ztc; No. 2
hard, 72dT4c. Corn-No. cash, SIC; track,
62d621kc- Oats-No. 2 cash, 43c; track,
43I4G435kc; No. 2 white, SIC.
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sherman C % Ii5- Kan.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-09
MuNIcIpAL srRaer spaINkLlNe.

II seems 10 be seasonable moment
to present a~proposition TO the city
council whereby the city might. In
return for the valuable water fran
chise 50 freely given. have a system
Of street sprinkling. The question OF
laying-thedust is now as great as the
question OF laying-thepipes a few
years ago. IL seems but Just that the
city have her principal thoroughfares
sprinkled for the valuable franchises
donated 10 the water company. II the
business man waters the street In
front OF mis- place Of business he will
be requested 10 discontinue such
watering. II Is permitted however.
that he pay the spriukling cart 35
cents per week for doing il. Il Is not
allowed that he should use his own
water as he sees 1T He must conform
10 the rules laid down by the com
pany. One of the rules Is that he
must not interfere with the revenues
Of the sprinkling cart The business
man justly objects % all this. n he
can't have the privilege Of keeping the
dust on his store front after paying for
the water he would use 70 Is time the
city should furnish him with the
water. and not compel him 90 pay for
water sold by the sprinkling wagon.
u looks like q combine between the
sprinkling wagon and the water com
pany. In fact. this information
leaked" out the other day. and raises
the question as 10 whether the com
pany owns the wagon or not? The
agitation Of the question % some sub
-stanilal return for the individual fran.
chlapa given To the water comnany
viii al least tend 10 remedy some OF
these rather finely drawn rules gov
ernlng the consumers use Of an ar
ticle he pays we'll for Il Is about time
a man should be able TO buy a few
things without strings on them. and
appear that this question Is disturbing
the cquanimlty Of our business mon
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-09

Recorder Siegmund. provides that the
hops secured BY the contract shall be
OF the crop Of 1902. and that they shall
be Of choice quality. sound condition.
bright. uniform color. fully matured
free from mold and from damage by
vermin. cleanly picked. well dried and
cured. and put up in good merchant
able order and condition and In new
24ounce bale cloth in bales OF 1856 to
goo pounds each. gross weight (tare Z
pounds per balel." The contract fur
ther provides that II the quality OF
said hops shall be inferior to the hops
above called for the second party
shall have the privilege Of taking them
and reduction shall be made in price
equal 70 the difference in value be
tween such hops and those above
called for The terms Of the contract
are such that in addition 10 being
bound in this manner the contracting
grower gives a mortgage on the entire
crop Of hops grown on his farm as Sc
curity for the payment Of the ad-
yances, and for such damages as the
contracting buyer may suffer by rea-
son OF an inferior quality Of hops to
that which was contracted.
Hops Sell at % Cents.
You may state that our firm, Hub
bard d CrOssan. on Wednesday paid
% cents a pound for a lot Of 200 bales
Of hops" said @. w. Hubbard. the
veteran dealer. when asked this morn
ing II there was anything new in local
hop circles. Growers are backward
about selling, even az these figures. %
concluded Mr.. Hubbard. This is the
largest price mat nas been reported
for this years crop.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-09
SUIT
ON HOP
CONTRACT
WiscOnsiOn Brewer Demands
Delivery Of Hops
SilyertOn Grower Contracted
10000 Pounds at12 Cents

The action Of =. A Bachaus against
+. W Buells 10 recover 10 600 pounds
OF this years hop crop. or their equiv
aient IN money. that was Instituted I'm
the Marion county circuit court Wed
nesday afternoon. is In reality a suit
20 enforce the fulfilling Of the terms
Of a hop contract. This is the first
suit Of this kind that has been brought
IN this county. and the result will be
watched with considerable interest. II
has been expected that lltieation
would be required 10 secure the de-
livery Of more OF less OF the hops
that we're contracted early IN the sea
son at II and u cents per pound.
Mr.. Bachaus. who Is reDresented BY
Carson & Adams. OF this city. Is a
wealthy brewer OF Wisconsin. He
contracted from Mr.. Buell. the defend
ant who is a farmer residing east Of
SilvertOn. 10000 pounds Of this
years hop crop. agreeing TO pay
therefor ~ cents per pound Plaintiff
alleges in his complaint that defend
ant has refused TO make the delivery
according to the terms Of the con
tract He asks that the defendant be
required to deliver TO him the 10000
pounds Of hops. or in lieu thereof. their
value in the sum OF 5000 and $1,000
damages. in which amount the plain
til claims to have been damaged by
the wrongful Withholding Of the hops.
The contract under which the plain
tin claims TO be entitled to the hops
involved the payment at the time OF
its execution OF 81 and the payment at
the harvest time OF cents per pound
advance. or not to exceed $500. the
hops TO be delivered between the 1st
and 3lst Of October. The contract.
which is on file m the Office OF County
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-09
WILL BE
RETURNED
Escaped Patient from Insane Asylum
Was Captured at Pendleton-oave
Indians Whiskey.

Jack Gebhart was arrested here Sat
urday evening by the police, and viii
be taken back to Salem. where he was
committed from Union county 20 the
asylum. says the Pendleton East Ore
gonian. Gebhardt Is not apparently a
very crazy man. but Is said 20 be
slightly on He was an inmate OF the
asylum, but escaped in September
and since that time has wandered over
the country aimlessly. making his
way the best he could. A few days
ago he came TO Pendleton. and since
his advent has managed 10 keep well
allied with liquor. The police became
suspicious OF him. and knowing that
Indians were being furnished with
liquor again. Gebhart was thought 10
have a hand In the matter Saturday
ne was seen with some Indians from
the reservation. and the officers kept
an eye on him until he was taken red.
handed later in the evening He went
into a saloon and purchased a bottle
of whiskey, and was In the act Of
passing the bottle and It's contents to
an Indian when he was nabbed.
When arrested Il was not known
that he was an escaped patient from
the asylum. but this came out after
the arrest The superintendent OF the
asylum was notified OF the arrest. and
asked II Gebhart was wanted there.
The reply came 10 hold and return
him, and this will be done. He will
not be prosecuted for selling liquor TO
Indians.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-09
PromInsnt speakers b ne Heard.

Chicago. iil. Oct 9-Final prepa.
rations have been completed for the
annual Chicago day banquet of the
Marquette Club. al the Auditorium, 20.
night The list of speakers embraces
many pTominent Republicans. Secre-
tary Moody, Of the navy, viii speak of
achievements of the American
navy. and the other seakers and their
tOasts viii be as follows; William
Mckinley Col ID II. W0Odmansee.
OF Ohio. The Achievements of the
Republican Party" Governor Robert
N. l.aFollette. at Wisconsin: "Repub-
licanism Ia the West" Senator Bur.
ton. of kansas; The Iowa Platform
and the Taun Goyern0r A. H. Cum
Minis. OF Iowa
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-09
HIaH scHooL FooraALl

City Supt Traver has been instru-
mental In organizing an athletic move
ment among the boys of the East Sa.
lem High School. and football team
viii be put 10 work this week under
Coach MOser. Of Willamette Frank
Catterlin was elected captain and
Prof Traver manager The new city
superintendent Is an enthusiastic foot
ball and baseball player. and his teams
from the ROEeburg High School
downed nearly everything IN the rest
of the state. except the State Univer-
sity nine
THIS IS the first time that the Sa-
lem public schools have participated
In athletics. and their absence from
this field has been the main cause why
this city had no baseball or football
team for the past few years. With
the young portion OF the strenuous
manhood OF the Capital City training
on these lines. we may look for our
city to come 10 the front In athletics.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-09

Much o. lie hop crop OF this vicini-
~ has been disposed OF and the prob
abilities are that the portion remaining
unsOld at this time will be allowed to
go within a short time, says the Cor
Wallis Gazette. Growers are offered a
good price, and. although there are
some indications that the product will
reach much higher figure within the
next 60 or 80 days. there is small dis
position 10 gaabi5 on the turn OF the
market The Lilly crop. and one or
two others in the county. are the only
ones not sold Last week Alex
Campbell and China Sam disposed OF
TO a McMinnyille buyer that portion
Of their hops not contracted. Mr.
Campbell's excess was slightly more
than 1000 pounds, and that OF Sam
1900 pounds. Twenty cents was the
price received for the excess. Thurs
day Faber a Neis secured the James
Heron crop OF SO bales at 21 cents.
The same parties on Monday received
Mr. Whitaker's crop OF lis bales, 75
bales Of which, however, had been con-
tracted. For the remaining 40 bales
Mr. Whitaker received a price which
was highly satisfactory TO him. The
AVNlfEA Nibpt AlolA inc ElElu plhttt was
shipped last week, but no information
as TO It's destination nor as TO the
price. II sold. has been received.
Notwithstanding the fact that much
OF the hops In this locality were con.
uacted at IL cents, In most instances.
the growers had sufficient excess to
receive substantial benefits from the
rise in price. so, altogether. Il has
been good season for the grower
This state Is becoming known as one
OF the Yer best hop producing sec
lions IN -le world. and as the hop In.
dustry I'm other localities Is giving
place to more profitable crops, there
would seem TO be a very encouraging
prospect for the industry, more par
ticularly in Oregon and Washington.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-09
DeWIH'S witch Hazel Salve : :Eia iS0a !
Dust All Goes
Home to China

A prominent mining man, says the
Baker City Democrat stated that ne
was convinced OF the truth of the dis'
covery by Cinnamon a few days ago
i'm the Salmon creek placer diggings
of the $4,000 nugget When asked
why no sign Of a nugget had been seen
in Baker City he replied; China
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-09
Six People Killed.

New Brunswick. n j., oct. 81 a
rear-end collision between two Pull
man trains on the main line OF me
PENNSYLVANIA. near Menlo PARK. at .
O'Clock this morning, six people were
killed and a large number injured.
John Siltath, Of Jersey city, was
killed. Twelve OF the most seriously
injured passengers were taaeu To me
Newark hospital by special train
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-09
The Sure Way sur

TO prevent Pneumonia and Consump-
ton Is to cure your cold when Il first
appears. Aeker's English Remedy
will stop the cough In night, and
drive the cold out Of your system. al.
ways a quick and sure cure for Asth-
ma, Bronchitis. and all throat and
lung troubles. n X does not satisfy
you the druggist viii refund your
money. Write TO as for free sample.
w. n. HOOKER & co, Buffalo. ".
v ID I FRY. DrnRRiai
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-09

ing district. and is II miles lio1h G.,as @
Corvallis & Eastern railroac az us,Y5 ,bo
The t-ospectors expect to develop '"'
propertv during the coming winter
The reported strike consists OF two .H
loads crossing the Santiam at tne
mouth OF Cedar creek. each carr lns
some free gold. Both veins are from
eight 10 Il feet wide, and have Deen
traced for 1900 feet. and the rock as
savs from so cents at the surface 70
Ss5 so as depth is obtained. The dis
coverers of tine two leads feel conn,
don't that they have a good thing ana
have filed claims covering the piVpe..
" on which the discovery mas Oesn n
made. They intend 20 develop lhe
prlpafiy for ali It is worth.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-09

men, as a rule, do not bring tbol,
mining clean-ups into town
change. They send them Az sos ~
as possible direct to China. wbs,.' ss', |,
get 80 cents an ounce for my I
This is a pretty good reason y,
do not see the dust" wy
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-09
Watervilie Market.

The last issue of the Wateryille
Times contains the following:
Holders Of tne largest and best lots
will not take 30 cents for them. and,
as there are few hops anyway, not
much business is doing IN conse
quence. A few sales OF small lots are
made az 2s 10 80 cents Daniel Liver
more sold 80 bales al 20 cents. We
have heard OF no sales above 80 cents.