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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31

Mrs HARRISON RECEIVES callers while Benz
jamin lies in bed. Poor Benjamin has broken
down early in the fight. He is probably prosi
trated at having seen the handwriting on tho
MO
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31

THE British government, in dealing with
Mr.. Parnell and the Irish question, grows
more and more contemplate every day.
The home rule issue, however, is bound to
win
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31
NErwrEN cINcINNAr1 ~ ALnANY.

Ii VIII he seen that the melon growers of
Georgia have a real grievance. Bat we be-
heve that everything can be arranged salts
fac;og.ly. The railroads cannot afford to
cannot afford to have it destroyed Thus
the two interests are identical, and it ought
not 10 be q difficult matter to make arrange
mems that viii be mutually profitable
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is fishing in
deep water off Long Island. Harrison is
fishing on dry land, but he will be in deep
and very salty water before long.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31

GENERAL HARRISON IS rapidly going to-
pieces under the strain of too much leadership
All his life he has been too proud to shake
hands with the masses, and his present experiJ-
ence is a novelty to him.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31

a CORRESPONDENT remarks that Cleve-
lands pluck and Humans luck viii kill
tie republican duck
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31

PEOPLE SHOULD BE particular about thein
buttermilk At Wichita, Kansas, the otheg
day, seven persons were poisoned by drinking
buttermilk, and three of them may not rccovero
The doctors think that the poisoning was due
to the fact of the milk standing in copper yes4
sells
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31

THREE AMERICAN LADIES have been exc.
tended the franking privilege for their letters
and have thus no use for postage stamps. They
are Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Garfield and Mrs. Grant,
the wives Of ex-presidents Their letters are
entitled to free conveyance through the public
Ooilc
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31

BLAKELY HALL, OF the New York Sun, who
is in Chicago studying the anarchist plots, has
a remedy for the whole trouble. He says that
if the anarchists were caught, well scrubbed
taught the English language and fed on whole-
some food for month, anarchy would soon
be thing of the past. The suggestion is worth
trying, provided we keep the anarchists at hard
labor.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31

THE CHATTANOOGA TINES expresses the
opinion that Charles Dudley Warner is right
when he says that the rude treatment of souths
ern men and affairs by the Cincinnati press
has injured the business Of that city in the
south. There is no doubt about it. Our mer-
chants do not propose to trade in city where
they are persistently misrepresented and willie
fed
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31

IT is SAID that the climate of Russia han
shortened the days of every American minister
ever sent to that country. The Hon. Cassiua
NJ. Clay who was once sent on that mission.
still surviyds at the age of nearly ninety, bus
Mr.. Clay is an exceptionally tough man
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31

GENERAL HARRISON DEvoTEs much Of his
talk to visiting delegations to discussion Of the
ballot-box question, and Judging from his res
marks, one would gather the impression THAI
this institution is confined strictly to the south.
The general will know more about the ballot
box question after November than he does
now.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31

I NE NAI4It OItNIA blAGE UTIVVr WHO COINS
mitted suicide the other day by sitting on @.
fifty pound can OF giant powder and touching
it off showed that he was thoroughly selfish
and brutal. If man. must kill himself, les
him do it in way that will not shock his
neighbors and tear up the surrounding country
GENERAL FISK, the prohibition presidential
nominee, announced in a public address thae
"the sickly little annex called the temperance
plank which the republicans nailed to theiR
platform, has driven thousands of temperance
voters into the prohibition ranks" General
Fisk is busily engaged in puncturing tie res
publican cuticle
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31
WE WANT YOU.

The Constitution wants an agent at every
postofiiee in America. Agents outfit free ana
good terms. II You are not in n club, we wan
BON to act agent at your office. Write us.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31
The Constitution.

Entered of the Atlanta postoIice as second-classs
tail matter, November H. 1873.
The Weekly Constitution s1.e5 per annum.
Clubs offive, sl0O oach clubs Of ten, sl0O each
and q copy to getter-up Of club
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31

SoNETTME AGO COLONEL JOSEPH BARBIERE,'
an ex-couiederate, was driven from clerkship
in the pension Office Of Philadelphia 10y tho
howl raised by the republicans. The PhiladeI-
phia Press spoke Of him rs wanting in decency
and common sense, because he had once pubs
lished a book in which he had denounced Linz
coin and Stanton. Recently Colonel Barbiere
has turned over to the republicans, and now
the press speaks Of him as a man Of high,
discriminating telliscnco" The glot
thlekens.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31

THE EVIL OF MARRYING IN haste is shown By,
the experience Of Mrs. Gilbert Austin, Of New
Haven, Conn, who recently married Mr.. +.
c. Hart, perfect stranger. The bride had
about $4,000 and the groom had nothing. The
two left for the west, and in a few days the
husband got about half Of his wife's money
and Skipped. Mrs, Hart is bitterly disconso-
late, but it should console her to know that
her scouudrelly husband did not take her last
cent.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31

ONE CONGRESSMAN HAS already been sent to-
the lunatic asylum during the present sessions
This is pointer. Perhaps the cause OF mucb
of our unwise legislation is the presence in the
halls of congress of men whose proper place is
in the asylums.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
p4u.upR 10 PORN A WALLPAPER POOL.

There were q great disappointed and angry wall
paper In this CITY last night For over
week they have putting forward th-r most strenuous
srorts 10 form o peel At the meeting On "wednesday
whi.h was secret one was found that several largo
manufacturers we're represented consequently no
action toward forming pool could DO TAKEN and com
ee WAS appointed TO visit those not represented in me
o,vent,on This COMMITTEES worked IKE beavers oil day
Thursday visiting manufacturers and sending kilograms 70
those It was unable reach and tho majority Of them
were sanguine when the meeting was caea 10 odef
Yesterday some favorabis action would be taken
Rut thew were doomed TO disappointment again. for
there were six large manufacturers who either refused to
sand representatives join the pool 20 the meeting
Was Adjourned sine die much 10 the disgust OF the ma
jorty Of the manufacturers Traoo begins heA' "'r'
and onIy lasts about months consequently they "'Io
xous 10 have the cutting Of prices stopped before any
goods we're put the market well knowing that would
be next to Impossible raise the prices after trade set IN
They have all hope OF seeing any way OUT Oh IL o'
another yss however and not pleased with the poS
Dect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
4 PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION

INyrsT1c ATrNG TIE WRONGS OF THE NEGRO
TO COMPLAIN TO THE PRESIDENT
A convention of representative leading colorcd men
NJ bo limited States was held I'm the Grand Union Hotel
last evening About sevcnty-hye delegates wero pres
cnt from New York. Ncw-Jcrscy. Connecticut. MASH
chusctts, Maryland. Virginia, Indiana ken'ucHS'
North Carolina south Carolina. Georgia. Florida LOUIS
lana and Texas Fonr years equally represent
alive conference was held at tho Fifth Avenue io'oi
,o onect an organization which should have for It's Cd
icct an Investigation of the condition OF the coo'ou
race AT that time a Bureau OF Statistics was e''ao
llshed. .
The meeting lss evening was convened at inc ca"
NJ Colonel Nnre an ex-mcmber OF the LOUISIANA lFIs
oturc to whom that power had been delegated by THO
chairman the Rev. Or. W. b. Derrick. OF ths CIV
T. H. White of Ohio was elected secretary anu INC
Rev T. T. r. Reed. OF Flushing L. l.. treasurer Inv
report OF the Statistical Committee was presented W
the Convention 1t largely related to tho recent ou'
RACES pcrpetrated upon colorcd people in Arkansas
Iouisapa and Florida Full information on this SUI
iect has boon obtained and although at pre'e" u VIII
he withheld from publication. Tribune reporter was
informed bv Colonel Murc that. through the a'u oil
Pinkerton detectives. all the facts In the pnnc'p
have been made known and that the representative
men OF his race have determined 10 trS 10 coip 'io
attention of tine Government to these outrages' q
committee OF TWENTY-FIVE was appointed to Law pc'oro
| tho President the Attorney General and congress
statement OF grievances and demand for pompt ac-
ton In the matter ms cVrni,,S v.cst T,rentv.
| meeting on Friday evening at NO - "cs. "r
nth st. to effect organization ana 10 uc'crn'"o "D
| n time for proceeding TO Nashlhg'oh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
4 SOLDIER'S DEATH FROM POISON
lie PROBABLY KILLED HIMsELF RATHER THAN
srFFER lie pIsGRACE OF PUNIsIIMENT.

HE PROBABLY KILLED HIMSELF RATHER THAN
SUFFER TIE DISGRACE OF PUNISHMENT.
The body OF a man. much dccomposed, was found
in a clump Of blackberry bushes on the road to POINT
View Island, near College Point, L. l., YESTERDAY
The discovery was made by an old German named
Bruckhoz VINO was berrying. Near the body were
an army coat and fatigue cap. Upon the front OF
the latter was the device of castle with The ctIef
the Engineer Corps, and probably belonged to the
army post at Wilct's Point. Subsequent inquiries
proved the truth Of this conjecture. The FEATURES
we're unrecognizablc. The man had dark hair ana
urbt mustache. Coroner Jules Cartier OF FLUSHING,
empancllcd jury which viewed the body.
In tho pockets few matches, a cents III
money and a halfcmpticd box of Rough ON Rats"
There was also found pass dated August y such as
f. issued TO the soldiers at Willet'S Point. Coroner
Cartier called upon tho military authorizes there and
learned that tho pass had been issued to soldier
ramcd Douglass who had been missing for more Than
= week A close examination Of the body proved
that Il was that OF Arthur Douglass thirty eight years
old a native of England. Although the cause Oh
death has not as yet been fully determined, every ono
lelieves that Douglass committed suicide
lie had always been regarded man OF sensitive
feelings and had often given 1T as his opinion tha'
lmprisonmcnt In the guard house disgrace when
he could never live to undergo. The pass when wa
given him on August expired the following uaS
II * believed that glass became lntoAcat'u, Az"
anon SOLDERING up and discovering thdt nus naN" "
absence had expired and that ne was Haoic ~ ,,s
locked no as a punishment, concluded TO end his TX
sooner than endure what he thought disgrace h'
- ~. til..i Y m -Gldin,S tiOt In { press lll
Cemetery with full military honors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
qu,rnrs IN THE GUISE OF EXPRESsMEN
THEY GAIN ADMISSION TO FLAT AND CARRY ofi
pnoprRrY WORTH 81 GOO.

THEY GAIN ADMISSION TO FLAT AND CARRY ofh
PROPERTY WORTH $1,000.
co,or,on Anderson IS haberdashcr dong ouSDess
a. No 900 Thlrd-ave and lives at No. 100 East fh'y
second-st., In an apartment house. Mr. Anderson
family wen, to thu country about month ago anu
.,nc. then the fat has been unoocuped MI. Ahuc'
.on sent his clerk to the fat yesterday morning anu
IN. clerk came back To o short time with the iihora
ton that the rooms were IN great CONFUSION anu 'e
eoors we're strewn with household Effects Some Vi
which were badly damaged. Mr. Anderson lound
that the thieves had made away with ABOUT @i'Voo
worth Of property consisting OF clothins' s!Vor"ao
and tewelry. Mr. Anderson reported tho roppory W
chief Inspector Byrnes. and Detective Oro~iey ~a'
sent to investigate it
Early yesterday morning an express wagon t'"pp'"
IN front of the fat In II were two men, WOO "ore
checked jumpers. Both Of the men wens INTO mo
house and inquired for the fat Of Mr. Anderson Mrs
Scott Topping saw the men and spoke to aem. lhey
said mat they had como for package from MT
Andersop,s fat They went boldly To hi. Anderson
fat and burst in the door. One man whistied Loudly
m hide the noise made by the breaking OF the ooK
The thieves spent over half an hour ransachng the
anar.ment They broke opcn runls, c1oset doois
and bureau DOORS and made noise enough 10 mug
the Kind Of business they were al out no Genuol
was Maid 10 them The name ON me cypress WAGON
"a Known and Inspector Dyrnes believes Than IL Will
furnish clew to the thieves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
BAHREN ISLAND AGAIN HEARD EXON.
DISTURBING THE PEACE AND PROSPERITY OF fnh
VISITORS AT CoNEY ISLAND.

DISTURBING THE PEACE AND PROSPERITY OF THE
VISITORS AT CoNEY ISLAND.
Some serious complaints have been made BY tho
ess at the Manhattan Beach and Oriental hotels this
summer of the odoTs from Barren Island. which have
been carried By the winds from the bone-boinnG iat
rendering and fertilizer factories on the Island TO the
hotels on Coney Island. Applications were maze IN
tbc supreme Court in Brooklyn yesterday for H1nhc
lions to restrain the firms which carry on the opera
TONS on Barren Island from conducting the WORK
causing the vile odors four suits TO recover S-oooo
nc aamaees for each of tho following hiihs :
Thomas F. and Andrew J. White. OF tho firm OF Peter
White, Sons oral contractors K Fra1-- Coe' manu-
facturor of fertilizers tho Barren Island Zone Con-
MANY and the Barren Island Fish and Oil Company.
The complaints are In substance tho same IN each
, and allege that 1000 hogs arc fed on garbage on
the sland and the stencil from their pens IS unpoaf-
sh,. that over 100 dead animals arc daily carried 10
he island and used tho various factories there. To-
eether with Many loads of oal fish and garbage inc
allegations of damage that tho stenches carried
nv tn. wind to the beach offensive and Injurious
10 health and have driven guests away from the hoes
thu, causing deterioration in the value OF the prop
srv Af1dav,ts by Austin Corbin. Henry Mckihh,o
Edward BOYLE and others are attached 10 tno pun
naints judge Bartlett granted an order lor INC show
me Of cause why the niunctons should nov Ssuo To
turnable on August %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
GgJIy AyD PRoDUCE MARKETS.
rrArrRrs OF NEw.YORK Dealings

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
rorcig, cables were stronger again yesterday ana nc
rcn,r, Of frost In the Northwcs. were repeated le"R
o a further tone Of strength in wheat spot "s ai''"D
cent higher and while the rise checked dHlhSs ~"
the end the export purchases amounted TO ll-'VoO
7, "a generally admitted that the requirements '''
abroad are large and il this influence when h'' moo
pctmsncncy in influencing operators than nave ' i''
abo;, the CROPS which more or less open 10 sup -
q, srecula live manipulation at this season y Dig "u :,
,o dana IN wbct OFT on- the dc al ngs eNccel- '''' ~
tnshels and the shorts thoiougny 1917 "det~i
start cnccting a sharp ADVANCE "nsr ,.tLc, ended
,, nj nor Gains 81 l Angus a. - - -.
cent for the other months a, too~s. ~ cents
October % "a November % ia DECEMBER - -
MAY 1889, 81 oil T. h. ,,,,o, aud easier near tho
The shipping demand amounted 10 fGv' hr, .er
10 business was done the speculative INV, ~ ., The
u IL M the start which was paltf ~ sin,
l,s in What tie quotations fell on ana ur' ~ At
tonc Of tho speculation was weak ir. August,
to, s ,yrrc scored Of -2al-4 cen: a. follows 81
S3rte,h er j3 IS: October 81; No'eiOfr' "S,Sn.s
Der.nier 50 oats Wre ~ an,jon- ended
- no .t,onco In tLe other market, ana ne - = A.
q" - Au,,lst al 81 IA for sepelfi ~ - "a ~
T 4c,nl.r FL 80 - and il cent i0s p tt't Int tha
ot Oceo No.. Gas 10 export demand Tor 1aI ,.,ern
o,nns were decidedly hi-laF lr IT,, COR ADJUST al
"itsb itac ss beag aIe OF 10 pp'1a .or ~ az
a. " for :, DtcnAcr at o., ~ TOT Neu'"N' ~ -
and for November AZ - 81 ~ ,sterda, AZ New York.
poi,i,ore pblade pha AID Boston bushet; oats
~ 951 900 ou,hcls corn 1880 hyshe.: fout,
iaI ia bushels total grain. 5yp ana 81 Louis
III Ia At Chicago Mlwaukee anu ~ 80 30i
lush. cas- 1876 723 bushels; io-ai Gl0ln oiS''
! a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
DETEcrrvES REDUCEO TO TIE RANKS
A SORT OF ROBBERY THAT INSPECTOR DTRNfs Is
DETERMINED TO STOP.

Isldor Aaron keeps n pavnshop al No. 19l Grand
81 When he went to his store on Tuesday Morn
ing he found that 81 800 worth of watches and w
ery had been stolen during Tho night previous. The
entrance into the place was mado through ian
llgh, over the rear door This was protected 10y
heavy wire netting, which had been cut with cnsel
A smallszed cap was left behind by the th'eVes'
which indie aicd that boy had been lifted through
bc fanllch, and had passed the property out to the
thieves
There was light burning in the store thai n'gnt'
and it was found lighted in tho morning wh"h ITO
place opened, showing that IA" thieves MAJ nv
fear of being inter ieicd with Ly the police Ih"ro
have been several ribhcres Ia the height 0Thood Oh
late and when the robbery OF Mr. Aarons place
va; reported TO Inspector liymes hc determined 10
take vigorous action ia tho matter anu 10 nave
stop put to these rcbLcrcs. lie sent for captain
| Meskirn and told him plainly what would haNo 20
| be done and the result was mat DctcclNcs NC
trade Gallagher Raleigh and HotalinS were reduce
| 10 the ranks and charges viii he ITieriod aSahs
the officer who failed to discover the thieves al WOIi
| on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
IYRT6F1

Pods MIL Texas June 90. 1s73-The svfh
Specific Company Atlanta, Ga.-Gcnticnen one Of
my children was troubled with rheumatism ard
borls for about two years. We gave her various
kinds Of rnedicine, but without profit, and began ~
despair Of curing her at all was pcisuaaeh 10
try your Swift's Specific hf.cr she had usch sAv.
eral bottles the diseases all disappeared and she Is
Row hale hearty and healthy girl, t"ciVe years
old. Another child has just become ahlic'ed Ia
the same way, and am using the ). 5. D and an
ticlpatc prompt and permanent cure
n c. WAGNER
Rich nm. Mo. July 7. 1sss-Thc Swift sp"ciac
Co.. Atlanta, Ga.-Genuemen Our itile girl, "ben
but three weeks DID, broke out with eczema. we
tried the prescriptions from several goo, H'',yti,
s s. s., and by the Tine one bottle was gone hei
head began 70 heal. ana by nc tine she ~ t"s ~
ba. a fun and heavy head Of hair-a robust hearty
child. feel y 6gt NY duty 70 MAKE e TX Ja"'
cba,,opoooa renn.. June d. is8s.--Tbe SSifi
specliic Co., Atlanta, Ga.-C,cnflemen: IN 1885
contracted blood poison. and ~ once s9u2ht "a "a
XIX advice / went 10 Crab orchard Springs. KY
where his course Of treatment was ,aieirlly 90,
served. recovered. a. ! thought, hut we nd 'od
body These gTa1Valiy inct AL 10 ,o' ",, ia ,,
rnciiatoly after taEing it I commenced 10 impips,i
slowly a. first, but more lapey al'IIt9oi O. o.,
s.on nothing remained 70 tc.l u my trou'c ny
MOOD h now thoroughly cloapsed and my ys'"h
free from faint, an1 owe ny gic@h, 'al,,,Ifv
peH XIII statement hat others Who have suffered
as navy mAfR3DY ii. BURT, "a West Nnth-s'.
snd Homer Co. La" AaaMa%S q Gs-Gen'ene@. AGea;
Two ycaIf as2 nay nay =. s'"'di'h uS, 81" hat
o %%S dr.nairod u ever feeling weii again Nj
that thc pay SIC ans Gone ~, ine bi@"fh, nn 10
5. s 5. fair trsI. although thought it "S s,
be throwing away money, nI,.I ',acn,1ro"d ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
CLEMENCY EOR HAZING CADETS.
THE PRESIDENT MoDITIEs THEIR SENTENCE

THE PRESI DENT MODIFIES THEIR SENTENCES
OF DISMISSAL.
Washington. Aug. l7.-In the cases Of the naval
cadets who were recently tried b. court martial at
Annapolis for hazlng, found guilty and sentenced 10
dismissal the President has the recommendation
OF Secretary Whitney, modified and conmuted the
sentences 10 confinement for thirty days and depri-
walton Of onehan Of tho annual leave. Tie caac's
were Wiley s Embry, George Richards, Charles W.
Iyle Richard Leigh, G. H. Shepard Arthur l. "halu'
bernard II. Camden, Bron Il. Bcror and Timothy r.
Maurin The President IN lis order OF commuta-
ton said
The offence Of which the accused have pern con IN
reasons deserves the sevcIest condemhaton. H NY
cadet who hopes to achieve an honorable pace 10 o
hut gsntsmanly behavior Is necessary TO his success
ought to feel that be disgraes himself BY mo UNFAIR ana
bullying conduct which always char&;teizcs haZlng
Tho excuse sometimes suggested that those VINO hazo
cadets wore themselves :ue1ecee 1 10 lSe Is
foolish and unworthy plea, which ought no' u NC o
moWent regarded . 49,, .,o,d ,rou
In their class and lid fair II given an opportunity "
complete their course, 10 DC useful to the serVre
specific charges OF which they have been cohSio,Su
though bad enough and entirely neXcusaDle, 40 not
involve any actual brutality cXtrome violence INC
isetIne disgrace and the ruin Of honorable careers
! am Jed to hope that Il lenirncy IS shown IN theSS
cases the punishment which tho Offenders WIZ s,iil
suffer though less than dismissal VIII suhce ior n,
corrcc ton and as warning TO their IeI,oM ;
the sentence of DISMISSAL recommended In each Of tho
cases mentioned by directing tho officers oi o a' a.
Academy to place each OF tose iv daxs and that
they DO deprived of half OF their annual lca'
desire II TO he distinctly understood that the clemency
granted in these Is not TO be c0nsldereu pr
cedent for future Executive Interference uat ~
suppress the practice Of haslng that but siieh lh
ference with another cadet constitutes e Snen po
| and that the scveIest sentence reconiHehueu upoN
| future convictions will DO executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

Cbicaro Aug Il Special. -fros, IL u'' ~ 49, a.
s.,ongcr cables and cold weather in Europe were u,
auences that opened wheat '-S Oh e.H , MALAY
t rberc was a good deal for SAFE 4i''Nf
- team New.York Hutchinson was lai@e -.
and not only sustained the market bu, eaasei % Eousns
irco ~ rs a. cent II i lhoueh, tn nv TS ~
aNdue 600 rOo tshel, News ~ frost IN he y pcvn
nes near be corn market active, Though 1t ara M columns
into the belt ~ zen, col W cent advance
:" t ' o,Snng within fifteen minutes aef VS Ion ~ the
NY t.1 T., he fhc top the Gay as 1900 ana
M hsd been covered there was r'. A. @s cents
biVeS 'i S,ir to 4. ia oats but nuctua ioh9 o. nj
alerns in fucn-t which 40 one tine Soln lo.ci I.sa
,v'. clos, The market genelall3 r.9t who
az cent better than YESTERDAY ' pny cyer eivices
80 c'... ~ choir provisions hv yeo" - rs
were ,c"rh -, ,lon hack on more favorable lepor
~ arnncs in other products mas also dl IN ,ty an
Ine S,cmbsr r6rk sol high a ri3 90 ,o1 81 :
ei.Ci within 10 ID cents Of the top. short ro 10, n
closed VIII LIZA in cans over ycsteiday- close ut W,
cents ana lar" boir advanct Tho prizes On the ouEo
TO-. ~ C,e,ggomhcr wheat was 81 81 cents