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mrdiat relief ahordc by SANFoND's RADICAL
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lay How persistent OF this remedy. The hard.
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RADICAL CURE of me, and from time TO time made me
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IN every particular. JAS. p. DERBY.
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Each package contains Dr. Ssuiord's lATrOyed In
hsng Tub and iu directions for its ia all cases.
Price 81 For SAFE by all Wholesale and retail druggstS
and dealers throughout the United States and anndas.
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Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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NeW advertisements.
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is IT DURABLE?

fCHOrl who have suffer. from the various and com.
p'I,ntt. forms Of disease ssUVcd 10y CaJarrh and
have '-lcl many physicians and r. 'cigs without relief
or cur await hr answer TO tbs question wlth consider
arc anxiety And vel they may Tor 10 disease that
an be mo uUOrtd 10 70 universally prevalent and
@r 'rprirr to health as Iatarrh. Bronchitis, Asthma;
coughs, al serious and frequently lat affections OF
the lungs follow, in many instances a case of simple
bur neglected Caturrh. Other sympathetic sfectiors
sac rs drnt1ess impaired cycseht, and loss OF
sE u my he referred 10 IA minor but nevertheless
sr~ieai sUl's of neglected CatGrrh bal enough IN
Ives, but as nothing compared with the danger
Gn rNLAns " The tNr0Nt md unAe Mkelv 10 FOLLOW.
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,o,o.o,, 30 ,,. ro,o,, r,.nu,lic,, c,urty conyen
,;on y, ottawa I'm r.,,,rnipy home, no, feelin!
wall ho want to nhvsi,.i,p reconciliation. II
,.l,, ,,,... srau i,,, said ,h. doc,o, 81 shout,
GOV Won ,yer, yoing IN hay. ia, measles" Th
aoI.,,o,, r.n,iod. ,.,y.I fool small cnouph I,
hor',ho mno.l,s I,bint M hoy over felt ,mal
lar ,Lon Il, II thor, /. any disease sinai
o,o,,,,h for m. IN h,vr. rI,u..tryi tour
,,,,,, s,,,,hi.1.od Mia, ,r. yo,,n,, man
Wen never see no more;
lie was u member "l our ''""
Iris mri,a,o yir,ur. ,xrr,. immense,
III, manner lrcc.and hluii;
lie wore IA paper roll'r
h'i" WI Nv !, ,'.',''',,l hi. ,.,,,.
Continually were peeled;
He made Il splendid umpire
Ana Dea"'i'uI ItIt n'Iu, .,.
He dearly loved match,
And like his sister had but Ir"
Supcrlors on inc tHtch'
But he Is gone WIN ms anu o"|
Forever ne Is uohc' .,
In making " nome run
Emma Yves, Ia. su.d DIR. Wood in the Mclean
f.,. :. ,.,....,, h,,,
circuit court 'o' p'e"'" Va I'''''''' :" '''' - '
in his statement to the iury said: Gle had hrOk.
,,..-.,, t,, r,,,,,,, ,,,,,.o lis ,un,br,
7" us '""'"'' WV" ''','" .
SAID he mustn't, ana lhHtNIpg oppoacu II
l.. ,n,rri,d his motbrr said he mut support
~, ,',.,...,, :, -, ,h''n ),
himself iic wv" "n"' w. ''"' ""'
compelled to 20 with his VIE TO the poor mousse
He would marry Emma as soon as he became tin
""''''S "''' W.
II is different in BecChcr's Brooklyn, you see.
UWben ~ saws the Rostou Past Won say to n
- ,.,'i.,a,,,,,, ,,,,,,
hIoohIyh nIhH' 'o"' '"''o l. P'"'i''''"''' ''''''
toned IN the paper this morning, pleased eN-
nrpssion does not appear upon his face He look
, .i,.... ,.ca,d h,,,.,,. ,r,, ,if.
mustn't see II! "ohuer WHAT sc'"Pc II 10 tH"'
the darned reporters have got hold Of, anyway"
prool,lyr ism, Ill, n,her cities
,,,,, ro;
10 hGl Tis ,o' IVA. "eo, w.
c II. 10 W 't ~, 1891 80, . ,'a
"ont', wa NC ""''u
Mary we shall always miss you;
Gone with your pleasant smile;
Had the oil can been much larger
You'd have gone about mile.
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All vi which Is respectfully submitted.
ARTHUR T. BARTEI.S city Clerk.
The following report of the fire marshal was
then read and on motion of Aid. White received
and ordered placed on file:
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Balance in city treasury April 18th, 1883.
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On motion adjourned.
ARrurR 7. B>RTEi~, city CIcJk.
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$2s,;gI /.


1rrasurcrs commissions, y cent, on fs5J.1i ~ 30
Balance hand Apr 18th, 1850. Ys6s 81
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-22

hao SHOWN themselves to be just, %concilia-
tory, and reliable there would be no such
unity existing as does among the Southern
whites. They are held together because of
.ne corruption and dangerous principles and
tendency OF the Republican party. 1t will
not oe wise to present q ticket to the people
OF Nofth Carolina that Will cause deem
snrrmurIngs In thousands Of hearts and
excite a sPsvlt OF discomfort If not omen re-
sdstance. Men OF unsulIied records, and
WHO are above suspicion, should toe nomina-
'seS. here are dozens of me22 ip North
oaToillia, We &re glad to believe. who are
wen qualified 30 be Governor. They have
character, experience, ability aid devotion
to the true interests OF North Carolina.
ihey are not 80 identified with public trans
actions as to make them specially offensive
to any section. Some Of these should be
nominated If victory is the watchword and a
united party the Inspiration.
it Is better TO looS these things souarelv
Iii the face before The State Convention meets.
Ii i too late TO remedy evils aud stiie COM
piallts atter she nomination IS made. pru-
dent llen viii fore>ee tie evil and danger
and avoid il accordingly.
What is said generally of the highest Of
ice will apply to all the other State offices.
The right men should be chosen. There are
thousands of good aud true North Carroll
mans who are heartily sick OF supporting all
sorts OF men who may be toisted upon the
party by the tricks aud combinations Of the
machine manipulators.-.4iumuqu Gjean-
eF.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-22

~. !. Vaughan. Memphis.
SfayrGrd.-v-a. Sims, o. kaG.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-22

las OF TIE NATIONAL GRANGE.
o5. Z. adams. Monticello,
a 81. J. WG2dm"n, Paw Paw,
-Nortimer Whitehead, Gin
aaaJ. 4. !. Vaughan. Memphis.
CtegrGrd.-"1l. Sims, O. ka0
.-F. NJ. NeGovvell, Wayne.
d. II. Eeiier- Louisvi;lr. Ky.
.....r-O. DinwE6die. Orchard
Mrs. adams.
-1lrt. GOODMAN.
ASST. -tsv.ard.-Niss X. y. Hall,
lie, h-.
eNFauTIVE C~oANJTTEn.
w.. Aiken. C~okesburv, X \.
,-r James. Marion. Ind.
EHs. SprinS>boro, Ohio.
.-s~ o. North Carolina State
Grange, p. Of II.
-W Ii Cheek. of = rren.
l.e.r-D \ Montgomery, Of kla-
..a r-8E @ampso' IF Guilford.
.-.-i A IIati~. &C Iredeil.
...u- Ste sagd-E 1 King. of Ons-
,sa-Rev VIM Grant, of North
.-rsr p " Bannow. &c Guilford
mr.-.rv--fos + Porter. of ~Edsecombe.
,... k@eper-b " Reasons, Edge
.-,-~~ M Cheek of Warren
na.a-Nr, j Z Somers Of Gutlford.
u-Hl~s Esgeuia Robinson, of Ca
Asst. S eward-Nrs II Z King, Of
.
State EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
.r, N-lllam Il. Check, Charm N, CT
re-l.u.
r....T. f.. Porter. Secretary, Tarboro.
S.B 4. Nander, Charlotte.
-.. King. E8ikl nd Pitt county.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-22

Elizabeth City Corohniion:: There j. d
Good deal of une~asiness IN Democratic circles
about this district.-The engineers Oh the
railroad have reached the Virginia line, and
the grading i being pushed forward. One
thousand hands are advertised for. The
doubts Of the skeptical are disappearing.
The road will be built, and speedily, too.
We see that Rev. F G. " 0odward, the
elonuent pastor Of the Methodist church, at
this place, has been selected by the y. VI. Z.
4. at the Chapel Hill University, to deliver
the annuala address before that body at com
mencement. Something worth hearing may
he eypected.-The whalers camped at the
south end Of Hatteras woods saw a couple
Of whales close into the shore one day, last
month, and put out in their boats ADD iaS-
tened ON to Que Of them. After an exciting
chase Of about two hours, during which they
wore unable to get near enough 70 the
whale 10 Kill him, the other whale rose IN
der the boat and tossed 1t INTO the ar
smashing it and capsizing the boat ere"
into the water. They were soon picked up
hv another boat and again fastened . 1he
whale. but night coming on they were
OBLIGED to cut their line and let hIn CO. ne
having towed them out near the outer emu
of Hatteras shoals. 80 tar they nave pcei
unable to capture any whales this season
but hope to do better between now anu tie
Goth Of April, when they break camp.
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#rt.<HpATFS.-That there l. ii grow
..na-.t.un on the part of Democrats to
-- Htue>. a. we'll a. Availability III IA
.te~ they are called upon to N"te Ioi'
..- q. any observer OF pubic scntl
... this feeling and disposition APP
-... . officers from President TO con
Worth. moral and intellectual,
HAAS. oar candidates this year II we
.8 eject them. Ii viii not do 70 at
.,t.. forcing process In many localities.
.....a are tired Of being called upon 10
a.. some -hallow pated politician Tor
#.-. uartv services, by their votes
lie. are no less tired OF being called
at..-at their votes to CRAFTY the vanity,
ar s.au i'm good humor, some bralnless
tribunal who has been struck with an
@.... desire for preterment.
l~...a,sIe are arousing themselves To the
...,.a- If d~emaeogucs. aud turning to
Fl of men whose purity and dignity
character forbid their entering an m
-aJng and ~disreputabie scramble Tor OIL
Re. Their thoughts and desires are point
y y the men whose fitness rather otal
L4Nety suggest their c~andidature Tor once
lie Wilmington .Star exhibits Ia Il hlgil de-
zee the good sense that usually marks us
I%toral, In some remarks on tliiS ouDJccI
lis issue Of last Sunday. We extract
'9m them, and it would be wei II Its
..oris were needed, aud then truth recog,
;zei. Party discipline IS one thing aha
Nect submission to h manlpulati"fi5 81
f~Ickstcrs is another. We extract from the
yqr
Ii the Democrats succeed In 1880 they
lluSt have a State ticket that commands
le confidence Of the people and that can
"ldliy and arouse the party. a tame nall
learted canvass will be sure to result IN
allure. Put the Democrats on the deien-
I'VE, Or select men who are distastetul to
ems Of thousands of voters and it will be
l%eSadfully up hill work from first to last.
There is a growing spirit of independence
lToughout the South. Nothing but the
al record Of the Republican party holds
lie Democrats together. IT our opponents
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Having never contributed III
tbo least degree to any discord in the Dem
]ocratic narty, but always having tried to
serve It faithfully, and recognizing that there
dnes not exists a feeling of discomfort when
war nrove disastrous to it's best interests,
respectfuIly announce that | am not a can
a;daatc far Congress. While l know that
manv friends will be d%isappointed by tins
determination on my part, it IS what con-
ceive to be my duty. onnoas
Hoping for the success Of the nom dl C..
of the party. and grateful TO my TRENDS 1or
tbe;r l1nc-continued support, l ASK .hen II
not to consider me IN connec1loh "at O.
nomination for Cungress or any IN nnrJH
April II, 1880.
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BY NM. IL. VI GEE

WatermiIlions mighty sweet;
Tell you what dey're had - beat
Moon ashinin' IN the patch.
Here's a Niger Oh lie snatch.
No n here to see me pul /,
Gwiue to eat my belly full.
Stay dah, mule. an wait for me,
While | see what can see.
Sweetheart waitin' down de road
Gwine to help me tote de load
Dat cal pooty. Shoes you born,
Lub her wus'n boss lubs corn.)
STAY dah. dog. beside de mule;
Don't you bark an &C de fool.
White man SCUM asleep in bed,
Couldn't be deader eli he's dead
House way off on Top de hill,
Luck des fills out all de bill.
Glory me-de mountain sprout
Red inside an Streakcd out
Nouf awat'rin' at de thought,
Sweeter'n any cher bought.
Here's my Barlow ole-time knife.
Des as sha'p as ways in life.
Swash- sho. Swash she, IN she 90,
Rhine acrackinc'-ripe, know,
OH. good goHyt What dot./ Bang
BREEcIES BURNIN wHAH f HANG.
Lawdyl Lawdy! Who dat shot
Dis amt me, sab, deed hit not.
Nudder niggcr-yes, indeed
He's de man what come to feed,
Got SO drunk, didn't hab no sense,
Fell off mule dis side de fence
Here | is plum shooted through,
On my way to meetln too.
In de mits ofhte, dey say,
Debbil's watchin' by de way
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ms OF TIE NATIONAL GRANGE.
+. adams. Monticello
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-J. j. WG@dman, Paw Paw,
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lir Grange.

~. had rjHtA found the gHaciaj pa
,' tte Gs1Rt1 Master, ant also. al
T. " ,.,t;oDS fiie1z members OF tie North
pgtyoax ot' U"sbondru.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-22

10. II. Epiier- Louisviun, XIV.
D~inwtcJie. Orchard
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FROM 9th to 7th

CANAL ST., FROMs 6tn TO tn
RICHMOND. VA.
Engines. portable and stationary, saw MlHs, 'fHt-
Mills. Boiers, Castings Of Brass ard Iron, Forging
&c. Machinery tor Gold and Coal Mines, BiA7t u
naces, &c. n-s,
We cal special attention TO orr improved Poreaols
Fpoioe. for Agricultural and other pun oses. Ihs
Poi1ers Of our Agricultural Engines are provided win
o1r Patent Premium Spark Arreeters, a device by wii'i
the Sparks are forced to pass downward over -.
OH III Uater and efectlally extingui-hef without "a
use OF wire gauze. our is the only ar-angeInent OF :
kind which affords free access TO tEe oolief tuoeS
cleaning from each end. Also to our new sfFi"s
locomotives for hauling lumber and other articles upon
sramgavs and narrow gauge railways.
The best Planters regard our Ginning Engines saT~
rior TO any in i e. Send for illustrated catalogue re
other things being equal encourage Southern lhsaeo7
tons.
Shaftings. Puueys, &C, for Gin Houses.
"Nanufacturers OF Jones patent Tobacco E.
chine. to work by hand OF power.-
z. r. Rich Square, y. Co
Assnt in Eastern North Carolina.
GEN. J. J. WHITEHEAD:
RAIEI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-31
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IIvERPoO. May 28-l2:3O D. INJECTION easier but not
qnotably lower addhng upands sd MiddnnR orleans,
ana export Receipts Futurcs-Up lands low MddnR
clause, NAY delivery, Gsd doMay and June delivery 6'led
August delivery 6sd do August and september delivery
6Sd alec G9igd dO,Sapember ana October delivery, B2d
do, October and November delivery B7aad.
LIvRRrOoI. Stay 20-2:S0 D. m-rhe OF tho day In.
cuded Zoo bales American. Futures closed steady.
AU0us1A. May % quiet. mludlnn, lOyc. Low
MiddnR l0l2c; Good Ordinary 01c; receipts IL baesi
BALTIMORE May 2s.-Cotton quiet Mildlng ll'Ic; Low
bales exports ooastwIs % bales; bales spin
uers 100 bales stock, 9,l63 bnleS.
BOSTON. May 20.COttO-hOiday net rOceiBs COG bacsi
ross 90 bales pxpOrts 20 Great Britain, LIB baiosi
CHAmKsTON. May 29COtton dn, easy Mddlrng. II 1c
Low Middline IL al lei Good Drain Oc.: receipts
200 bales exports coaswso, 100 baes saea 100 bales:
CIScisSATL May % Cotton dull MiddhnR lie. Low
Middne lOeae GOOD Ordinary, N14ci receipts 1874 bales
hhpments 422 baes saes los bales spnners 100 bales
GILvEsToS NAY 20 Cotton quiet, ddine, lO',c; Low
paes Exports coo,Wso IA 5ai5sI sales 7Go bales stock
IoUIsYiiIE. May 20.-Ootton dull; Miailing isc
MEMPHIS, May 29.COttOu easy; Ahdnnf. lO7go. receipa
2l6 bales shipments, l,055 baesi ,eaea $3.50 bales
HomIE, May 2e.-cotton quiet; MiddlnR Ilo Low Md.
ding 0gc; Good Ordinary, Ec; rocelps ls5 baos
exports cSastWise 6Al bales saes 100 bales stock 1896
NEWoELEASs May ,29;-cOtton fair demand; Nlddling,
Biitan $50 bassi ssiss $500 bales last evening 1890
NoRfoE Nay 29-Uotiou easy, MiddlinE ilhol net 70.
cepta Go1 bale: exports eoaatWise ~ bales saleN ID
Pnf.G DEtFHlA. May 20 Cotton Holiday.
sAYANHAH May e0DOttOr tower 70 uoll. Middling,
lliIsc, Low Mddng lQSej Good Ordinary, 91oi mes
81 LoUnS May 9g.@C0tt0n quiet unchanged Mddlins,
ilr.. Nddng, l0aoi Coca Orilhary w. rpcoipts 20
shVaent go bAiesi aaes 2S5 baes; sieSk t0OUo
WismGroS, NAY ~ cOstou uOulnal, ataanns llol Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-31
HIrhs.tIowes.M sy aa.May l5.sha1ss

Government bends were quiet aud dull during
the early part of the week. Bat the announcement
on Thursday morning that hereafter the treasury
would receive offers for the sale OF the 4i2 ana
per cents as we'll as for the 6s and 5s. stimulated
operations and created revolution in prices. The
business at the Board amounts to $1,S69,3OO
against S746,O00 for the preceding week. The
final changes in prices are as follows: Declines-6s
of 1881 and 1880 each %. and IS of 1881 i per
cent; adyances-41o per cents g. and per cents
III per cent State bonds were rather more active
and generally strong--notably so South Carolina
non-fundable 6s. Railroad bonds were unusually
dull for the best classes, while the speculative KINDS
sympathized with the share markets. Eue second
consos were specially active the sales for the week
amounting to SO ,515, 900, or moro than one-thlrd
of the total issue. at prices ranging from 80 down
TO S11o back to $685. and then at S3os0S4l2 New
Jersey Central consos fell from 1O14 to w, ana
recovered to IO10100. Missouri, Kansas and Iaxas
seconds declined from 55ls to 511d rose to 81, and
closed at SIS. Canada Southern tlrsts, after u de-
cline of per cent to 80, rose to S946S9H, Az me
end prices were weak, III sympathy Win Tue kIuureu
shares. -,
At the regular weekly meeting of the governors OF
the Bank of England on Thursday, no change was
made in the banks rate for dlscopntj ana u remains
at per cent against 2Ts per cent the rate III tne
open market for discount of bankers tnree-months
bills. During the week the bank gained t2I4,OoO
bullion, and the proportion OF ITS TeoerVe TO I,s H
the London Stock Exchange. British consols flnctu-
ated between 991Ie and 997l6 for money, and be.
tween 1856 and 0U71R for account, both closing NJ
the highest figures United States IS fell to 1919
bat later rallied to 5is; the 4l29 are d higher at
11IS4 and the Is are % higher at 1l0l2. Inc quo;
tatlons for American railway securities followed
the prices in the home markets. The final changes
for the week are rs follows: DeGlnes.Erle lo, ana
Reading 8 per cent advances-Erie second consois
10 Atlantic and Great Western frsts / aud seconds
d. illinois Central s4 Pennsyly ania IL, and
Central and Hudson 3la per cent. In Paris, French
closing at S532l2 against IS 80 MAY %. Sight eX-
change on London ranged from 1928 to 1882, clos
ing at 1881 y francs 10 the &.
Tomorrow (Monday) being observed as Decora-
ton Day and legal holiday in this State. all the
financial and commercial exchanges and banks VIII
remain closed until Tuesday, June l.
The receipts of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports Saturday were:
New.YOrE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DONiESTtC Markets.

BALTIMORE May 29-Four Better folding hut unchanged
for spot futures quiet southern Red ~ I5GSl ~ DO Am:
RT ~ o 90 All Nav 81 ~ 81 81 Is june 81 2ssGi y July
81 l3aqsl i3'I Auguyt ~ TO- Gsi 1917
White SGs4 do Yellow SIC; Western Nix~i sIot and May.
57d &c: June 49, August lDr asked steam.
or 80 &C bid hmrr uthern. l'dt5 NC Western
While 43al4c do MiEed ~ ~ &c 4S q &c
Rye quot a. Y5' HAy unchaned fT1H,.lonA Q,e 1u IN
Changed Batter quiet Prime 70 Ghoce Western ia Hsd'
Gnrd, 7ga74c. Coffee unchanged sugar gnrt = soft
Co. !oT ., WIA Unchanged Sal wlea, $4,000 bush tcT
GGitAio Nay 2oFour qqlet md UNCHANGED; Wheat
dull and dropping; sles, $50 bush. No Whtc Michigan.
at 81 ~ - ~ Hgs co %o az. cars 30 MIsd Al
4jLo oats quiet. Bariet Nothng dong Rye INACTIVE.
Eaoais-whgAr DC: Corn. sic, DATA 5'!c. Canal
CISciSSGri MAY 25-fiuuI dull and unchanged. Wheat
lower 40 Red Winter 81 IL; receipts. 900 bush ship
dull and unchanged, Ete active but low-r At DC;
az sSc ''f Pcis duh at SO - Lara baE
Mcai- qgg oui hIn l9ag,FA 4"; lear S Ss 'Ion
Unit itrr r dn and Unchanged sugar STEADY ars oc.
Light 8 sOGsi 30 acsae s. s1ati niehcs, s. il
DfiaoIi Stay 20. fiour quiet anu UNCHANGED Wheat
s,tlel bui loweri yra White Michigan, - i@S 70.
G demand and drn so White 4Ogc; s." do 36c Sc
at - IS hccept-Tonf 400 bb.s. Wheat, 6C00 bnsS
bills wheat 1000 bush Corr 100 bush. Oats 1000 bush
Hni 81 II 81 30 Milwaukee cash and May .p,qc June
g9s July 81 O0is No DO 80. d.. Sic. eectcd.
Goo con- active bat lower; No. p 35sIc Dat, caaer
. 3Oi4c Ryc active ont lower No J. TO nariey owor
no Sprng Csc Provisions quiet and Mess Pork quet
Al cashand SO July ard-Prme steam. GJ5c
cash GFOc Iuly. Hogs duh and weak AT So % a.
81 10. Frelghts-Wneai TO buuaO. &c
II. Ions. 4lav 20-Fiour very dull and unchanged
No . lied Fan. 81 O6NSl ObA cash; 81 OF
a 81 UL9M"yi 81 gOssaSl Ol June; o24H2sc july 9oh
foBUss, Auyust; No. do "a 1920 Corn lover; IS y
a3ja.c cash 3jasa351ic. MAy - &c. June 2ils July
oats dnll at 81 a3l sc. cash @09s 81 &c. June lye
at 30 see Bariey-No MARKET wmskey steady 81 81 Os
dull $40 Is bid cash Gales SO 80 June. Lard
Meats steady and unCh auged Bacon siea
and uncang d. KecHips-FlOur, 1000 BIDS; " heat 100
BUSH Corn 5000 bush; Oats, 1,OiD bnsl Shpmtnts-
FlonT 10 900 bba; Corn 10000 bush: Ots lJOir lHsh
The afternoon cal OF the Board will be susp 'hac unt
JULY /.
WILsnNGTOS, ~ e., May 20.-Siirits OF Turprnne firm
at 20 &C. Rosn firm NJ ~ o. for Strained 81 H. for Good
firm at ~ %. Crude Turpentins
81 6Oatl 80 for Yellow Dip; - 40 for Virgin Corn IN
changed.