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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-07-04
Trustees Sale.

Under a certain Deed of Trust executed to me
by N. L. Thornton and T. J. Thornton, and re-
corded in the Office of the Register of Deeds of
Forsyth County, N. c., in Book No. ~,
page -, will expose to sale at public
auction, for cash, at the Court House door, in
Winston, N. c., on Saturday the 10th day of
July, 1889, at IL o'clock NJ, the premises de-
scribed in said Deed of Trust, being tract OF
land lying on the Lexington road, near Salem,
N. c., adjoining the lands of Sanford Tishel and
others and containing 1919 acres, more or less.
+. +. GRAY, Trustee
Winston, N. c., June 18th, 1889. ids
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AT THE CEDAR COVE NURSERIES,

Over one million of fruit and ornamental
trees, Grape Vines, Strawberry Plants, &c,
Near three hundred varieties If home accli-
mated fruit trees ready for delivery in Octo-
Der and November, at the lowest possible
price. Your orders are solicited. Safe ar
rival of trees and plants guaranteed. Send
for my free new catalogue, describing every
desirable variety of home a.climated fruits
DO not order until you correspond with me.
1 have no comparative competition as to ex-
tent of grounds, quantity and quality ofstock
Address, N. w. CRAFT, Shore, Yadkin,
Co., NC.
July LION
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-07-04
MRS. JOE PERSON,

Proprietor and manufacturer of Mrs. Joe
Persons Remedy, will visit Winston on the
9th, 10th and 11th of July, and would be
pleased to have those who wish to consult
her in regard to the Remedy, call on her at
the hotel, where she will give them all the
desired information.
When the parties cannot conveniently
call, Mrs. Person will visit them at thei,
homes. if requested to do so.
Information in both cases FREE.
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A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you sat
isfactory results, or in case of failure a retu. n
of purchase price. On this safe plan you can
buy from our advertised Druggist bottle OF DR..
guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest,
such at Consumption, inflammation of Lungs,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group,
perfectly safe, and can be depended upon. T'ial
bottle FREE at V. o. Thompson's Drugstore.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-07-04

adapted to their wants as well as to
their needs.
Aiming at too much good may
defeat the purpose if the occupation
provided should be in the nature of
drudgery. For men who work
hard during the day relaxation and
amusement are needed. These may
be found in reading, in literary ex-
ercises adapted to their understand
ing, and in games of various kinds.
But as the main purpose is to oc-
cupy their idle hours with exercises
not injurious, efforts towards their
improvement should be limited to
such things as will surely enlist
their interest and engage their atten-
ton, trusting to time and the infiu-
ence of good habits tor the future
development of higher tastes and
demands.
In Winston we have our Young
Mems Christian Association, with
gymnasium and baseball attachment,
which largely fills this want. But
in many towns where The SENTI.
MEL circulates no provision of the
kind has been made and we throw
out the above suggestions with thu
hope that they may bring about
some practical action in the premises
As moral force occupation is {
tested and pronounced success.
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noreCIOro numbered among the I0lCn.
full are openly renouncing the party
and leaving it. The Enterprise. the
organ of the party, has been sold at
auction. The paper, presses. fixtures,
and all were Knocked down for $4.75.
At the State Dental Association, the
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, DIR. Sid
P. billiard, of Rocky Mount; First
Vice President, DIR. G. w. Whitsett,
of Greensboro; Second Vice President,
w. j. Conrad, of Winston; Secretary,
N. G. Herring, of Concord; Treasurer,
DR.. ]. w. Hunter, of Salem. The as
ISOLATION, by invitation of DR.. j. E.
Matthews and DIR. j. Il. Durham, of
Wilmington, will hold its next meet
ing in that city, commencing June 25,
1890.
It may be that the Atlantic and
Danville railroad will make arrange
ments with the Roanoke & Southern
railroad by which its trains will run
over the Roanoke q Southern railroad
from q point below Madison to Wal
nut Cove. In that event the Atlautic
and Danville railroad will build its
road from Walnut Cove 70 Bristol,
Tenn, by way of the Stokes Iron
mines, thus connecting the coal-or
town fork with the magnese, lime, and
iron and coal an Clinch river in East
Tennessee and Southwest Virginia.
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TSea.
A(@0&s
SaxsaQSxM
100
Noses
ON&N0ax

The Chief Reason for the great sue
cess Of Hoods Sarsaparilla is found in the
article itself. 1t is merit that wins, and the
fact that Hoods Sarsaparilla actually ac-
eomplishes what is claimed for it., is what
has given to this medicine a popularity and
sale greater than that Of any other sarsapa-
AA@~;+ NAI;no rilla or blood puri-
NlOiII WHO fer before the public.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures Scrofula, Salt
Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Biliousness, overcomes That
Tired Feeling, creates an Appetite, strength
ensthe Nerves, builds up the Whole System.
Hoods Sarsnparilln is sold by all drug
kists. 81; six for SIS. Prepared by C. I. Hood
Q Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
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REV. c. J. GIBSON, D. D., of Petersburg,
Va, says: l haye used Mrs. Joe Persons
Remedy in my own family, and it gives me
pleasure to say it has proved valuable
Tonic and Purifier of the Blood, and if
thoroughly tested, 1 think will remove
many cutaneous disorders
CHURCHILL J. GIBSON.
Petersburg, Va, January 10, 1888.
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.HINSHAW \ MEDEARIS ]!
@-5
THREE CARDINAL VIRTUES IN
THEIR DEALINGS WITH YOU!
Good Quality, Lowest Pricesl
PERFECT SATISFACTION !!
[zz||THEY DON'T HANDLE SH0DDY GOODS.

Hinshaw & Medear buy Groceries, Grain, Flour Nails
Moa and all heavy goods by the load and their Dry Goods Notions
and other goods original packages hands
and offer uneGualed inducements cash buyers
Trimmings Iac Hosiery, White Goods Beached
ngam, Lawns Prints Chaes also splendid
Carpets and Straw Mating that defy competition Umbrellas
Parasols Fans, &C.
Hnhaw eearis largest stock Winston
g Mems and Boys Fine medium and heavy Shoes and
Guiding large of Bay Shoes
celed quality fit their Hosiery
Shirts Collars Handkerchiefs
purchases.
Hinshaw Me best grades Syrup Moass Sugar. Coe Teas,
Flour Meal Lard Hams Spices, Extracts Crackers also full line of
Canned Goods and Fancy Groceries at lowest prices.
Hinshaw Medeari
All grades from the fues the heavy including full
of p Cox er and Bay State Shoes which best
ua the market 1t will examine their stock before
making purchases
Hnsaw & Medas sell Special Manure,
Brand Tobacco Fertilizer of
fertilizers made They sell only the qualities Spg
Clover Timothy Orchard Grass Kentucky Blue Grass Herds
Hnshaw Meeari full line Linseed OIL Window Glass
Coal Oil Sole Leather Rope Buckets Tubs Kegs Trays Paper Bags
Horse and Mule Shoes Shoe
Screws Hinges, all at the lowest prices
Hinshaw Mdear Hadquaers for Teas Spices Canned Fruits
Medicines Crackers Baking
Households Bread Preparation, Baking
nshaw Medear business has steadily increased succeeding
successfully quality prices Wholesale
Retail which not only with and all houses
in this State, but with the Northern Cities.
and retail the demands of their trade and
keed with the trade being by the three railroads
They their stock They deal fairly
with ALL
HINSHAW & MEDEARIS.
FOURTH STREET, WINSTON, NC
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tested and pronounced success.
julius Caeser Burrows, the Mich
igan Congressman, whose principal
distinction is the possession of voice
that is a pretty good imitation of a
fog-horn, and who hopes to be
Speaker of the Heuse of Represen-
tatives, is very much troubled for
fear that the wicked Democrats will
give the Republicans trouble when
the time comes to organize the
House. 1t is pretty commentary
on the rules governing that body for
Burrows to say that with the assist
ance of one experienced member he
could keep the House in deadlock
for the two years of its existence.
~
In another column will be found
the developments in the "Insane
Asylum Scandal" case. The reader
will observe that only a portion of
one side of the case has yet been
presented, and the judgment of the
public should be withheld until the
defense has an opportunity to meet
and answer the charges. 1t should
be remembered that DIR. Grissom is
an eminent man whose character
heretofore has been as far above
suspicion as was that of Caesars
wife.
If the European armies are to
use noiseless powder, what is to be-
! come of "the din of battle ?" There
is one place, however, where noise
less powder could be used to vast
advantage. 1t should be put into
the frecrackers which are distributed
among American small boys on
Christmas and the Fourth.
-
The Southern outrage" in Texas
in which a colored justice of the
peace and a colored constable were
killed shows that the Republican
policy regarding the negroes is not
enforced in that section. In the
| North where it is enforced the ne
groes don't get any Offices.
So
The Philadelphia Record says
'The South is now, in our belief,
more attractive, more easily accessi-
BILE and more promising than any
other part of the country to those
who have either muscle or money
with which to push forward their
fortunes.
The opinion is gaining ground
| that Harrison fears to call an extra
session of Congress. The Republi-
can majority is SO slim that he pre-
fers waiting for the hoped-for rein
foroements from the new States.
-
Nashville brags because building
contracts, amounting to over 1 ,OOO,-
600, are now being carried out in
that city and Nashville has a right
to brag.
-
The Fayetteville Obsevuer is out
in a magnificent illustrated 32-page
industrial issue. It is q credit to
Whitehead and to the town of Fay
etteville.
The Southern States at certain
points have advantages that must
inevitably cause transfer of north
ern capital to such sections.
-
Bismarck is about to adopt severe
measures to check the strikes in
Germany. Why doesn't he increase
H.. r,lcy;o,,o for;fr9
Some men are born great some
achieve greatness and some have
been Republican lawyers in Indiana
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06
Groceries.

NEW ORLEANS, May l.-Coiice-steady and un.
changed. Rio, common TO prime, lG14Glg4c.
Riec-sicady aud unchanged, ordinary TO prime,
3is@jc.
sugar-stendy and unchanged; OF en- kettle. choice
l3-l6c strictly prime, Hide; good fair TO fully
ialr, 5000 glGc fair, Gysc good common, O'.Y
6S.c; common. b'tes0c; centrifugal, of white 80
ft6 9ltc, gray white, Sc choice yellow, clarified,
bc; prime yellow. clarified, nc; OIL yellow, clnrl'
fed 15Set1 ll.ldc, seconds. y nt1c.
enthusiastically UNCHANGED: open kettle, strictly
prime, GC good prime. 8i6ttc. prime, 2g@.ilc, lair
60 good fair 2jg2sc; common 90 good common, ~
6s-ic. centrifugal, strictly prime 25@26c prime 10
good prime, 22823c, fair 20 good fair, Og2lc. com
mon TO good common, lCalac; inferior. l5c
NEW YORK. May l-Cohee-Optons opened
steady, unchanged 10 3 points down, closed firm
8 points up: sales Rio bags, Including May
iGsSc June. l7.O1c July, Hi09l7 loo. Aug
ust i72ic: september lL355, l74Oc. October i7iOes
lLblc November, l7.i1o. December l1.Nai7bbc.
February, li5jmlICJc; Marrn. l7.bioti1 .Ojc April
l7.GO@ldG5c spot Rio quiet and steady fair car
goes lsg.c
sugaf.Raw. dull fair refining. &c, centrifugal.
90 test, ~; refined duh aud steady.
Molnsscs-forcign inni New Orleans quiet
open kettle. liir 10 fancy, settle
licc-steady, quiet domestic, b4@Ssc; Japan
pf@ihc,
CINCINNATI. o. May l-whlsky steady; sale
of 7g5 barrels finished goods on a basis OF sl.04
Butter steady aud unchanged.
Eggs firm aud rather scare, ~ lifsl2c.
cheese Ia fair demand for best, at unchanged
prices
CHICAGO. ~. May Ton tho Produce Exchang,
today, the butter market was firm. fancy cream
cry. 2i6ylc. choice to line, lsos2lc the dairy, l6g
i5c. fair TO good. i3@ljc.
Eggs firm At III ,eei2c.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

No changes were made IN quotations today by
the Merchants Exchange quotation committees
Figs and poultry are shade lower aud weaker In
tone Drain In store nt the elevations Corn, s5,O5a
bushels. oats, $3.50 bushels
Al New orleans the prices Of sugar arc steady,
with markc; devoid Of new features although nd.
vices from London indicated that market 10 be-
higher than ever There Is n firm undcrtonc and
holders are firm. MolRsscs are quiet aud un.
changed. Rice unchanged. prices steady.
~ 10 coffee an exchange says "fhe latest Rio
news reports that shipments are composed OF coffee
bought some weeks ngo aud as they have had
lille business 10 do, brokers have been verifying
stock. with the result that 1000 bags are again
deducted. We learn that this action Is not likely
20 meet with the appreciation Of all the brokers,
and IL must be- conceded that this business OF
verifying stock, which invariably results In 'wip
inr out thousands of bags, has IL disadvantages
Either the hgurs furnished daily by the railway
and rusiom-houscs ~ to receipts arc utterly un
reliable aud unworthy Of contemplation, OF there
Il an amount NJ smuggling going on here that ~
qulfrs the attention Of the Government"
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t.raerrIes.

CANNEn GOODS - plncapplcL siihRia1.
prarhrs . ihs standard. st.Attlio. sccund tipo
1umatocs 2 lie, siandari siCt'sl, Ia, staudafd
Il 90 rtr1wterfics, ai.1. ilspht rfiCA si2A hlack
tcffirH. eiuO Oncn gugcs, fl,lO. fuar, slot
HUNS slhn AtpaaFtH, alu1 Hrcrn corn N
aii. .a Unncu peas. ti.lA tive oysters full weight
b No. pnssfUe, tts tt.NNiUg light weight as.
H. situ CONDENSED miik-CruWn. stlN Eagle
e5 81 swiss. e,ih salmon. stOiHtwL satdinct
d n mustard afdlues si.ih MackUfcl, ti.iaH
% aI. d ring mnrlrfrl. si.tA.
NraAk-pufc Whit. Hi A.. of white. $50 ycllo
clarified. ~ .ms ~ vhncd \, q, r., standard gmnu
lated, ~ powdered. psc. cat loaf p'a e. open Act
tle. nitefs 81 tim
tOfiEE- Vommou. ~ hi ordinary, isc ialt in'
prime RIO. ip'sc chulcr 90 fancy, Attalr old gov
rfumFut Hl.tfc steady.
kAlT=surinaW, tiIi.fi ~ pcf hirfrl OH,
River st.gsetiai tcr iurrsl. Louisiana, tit3ti.b
sarks tine. 81 In ware st.2s pkis q ,sssc
Ritt-l Louisiana q rsb, tafullut, tesic. hnm.
STARCH -.Httt.C
CttEiSlHiumc flats, a. New York factory
--= fuii rrcam, 49, Young America, iac.
MOL Afsilsa inulsinn1. Crmmnn a. fair, eift'.c
/ prime Chulcc I.tUr. iaucy, ic cvutfliugtla
oumnon to iaif 1,.fac prime ~ choice, i,.iic
Nfup .aIa ~ firm
! 'CASDiis-Htlrks hli sirrs In bNs. pls anu btls
oe,ies fancy hsurici, 9stii'ts cstra iancy, ite
81. nuu.
| fall Wrluhl WiDr.
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arnIn aud Pro,I.,nns.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May L-tiour- quiet but
steady
offerings, hs other markets VEN higher. but cables
VEN dun and weak and frpufts vi threatening
weather 10 the Northwest caused such frliug ns o.
Ncakgu pricCs OF materially though thgy tai ici
aud August bat iuf MAY and June ahuul the ZANE
- lwtrriii No ri, c'sh, ~. May &c, clos.
lng l,r bid juuv, si'et5Gc ClntlnE &c nkUd July,
1s.a5gsc, closed 5f.c BID. August, 5tssst',c
rlustsi slr.
Com mdlnr lishi aud lille iplcrsi attached.
No mtNr,l, uush, ~ ssti a.. May. Na.0tui.c.
rloscd D,sc hid June. 80 closed ilc askci. Ju.y.
ll'sg'.., elo.gq y scaikcdi september 'sstH n,
Oats =wsascT No 2, cash, - bid May. ~ e.
June. 2l,,c bid.
Ny-Nn 2. uat3c
HARLEY NOTHING doing.
lial-nlll sud easy. prairie. tsOoFA5j, timothy
StuuuHilu
mn=ilirhct ttat0c
fiaNfcci-Qunub.cs siN
icll-impfuNvi demand. common chemical
hnrl AND rrnncd, 10 the amount oi ioO tons sold
nt tanHffitA
lgucr- Unchanged. CREAMERY. gosuc dairy.
Errs-Lowcr atioc.
Corn Nralasi Hlat.kA
Provisions bail aud weak.
Fork gl2lA
lad-frlmr steam, ANhh
Dry salt McaH--houder. hit longs and
/ rib, fAin short Clpaf elin
hcon- BOXED shoulder, sdof longs aud ribs
Hams lA4tL0
| hecelpt fluuf a0n pfls wheat 200 hu. corn.
/ GlWu bu. oats lhuubu rye. 3l0n baflcy none
rhlpmcnt-fl1ut aoW hflE wheat 400 hu
corn, i1e0 bu. oats, e,oo1 bu. re, loo bu. Lar.
| ley none.
| CHICAGO, H., May l=Wheat was more active
/ nhd the tccllne was weaker aud unsettled iudny.
luly opencl a. about yesterdays cluliug rrco,iod
| '.mi ~ aud clnsrd itr lower than yestrnlny Iuue
/ was arm aud clos ~ ~ higher 1hefu Was rather
| moic Disposition Ia realize among speculative
I ffuUfFa 0UrfHfuFH lNFufls AaN
able Wheat the past low days ON ftInfis I'D an
| WEATHER aud soinc oi This wheat wa sold out Ia
| anticipation VI min lu the Northwest hsiorp Mon.
gay y VIZ tumntrl That min had fallen ~ fatrn.
| aud the weather hDfc Indication III a hrnt 4
! mln.tofm which u llkciy "a WORK east iniip thr
northwest Thee Influences causei the soliinr III
| cline thcfc wes good buying
| modrtale husinces We imported IN corn aud tho
| fcolinf nftNailiuH was easier The mari "a ot,,nel
shade bo1'sf than The closing price yesterday and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

Buying-Ncw York and Eastern points
demand, par Eastern points, sight 10 dis
count; Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Louisville and
Chicago, l-l0 discount; New Orleans, is dis
count
selling-New York and Eastern points,
81 go premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
vile and Chicago, l-l0 premium; New Or
leans, par.
The local market closed firm, with no
sales. Quite a jollidcation was had at the
Exchange this forenoon over the receipts
thus far this season, 700, POI bales, nm increase
Of &c. 1924 bales over the largest previous year,
lsS6s7. President Woodson "set up the
champagne punch, and the members toasted
the 700, 2Ol figures which appeared on the
blackboards. At New orleans spots closed
steady with futures steady; May of u
points, with remaining months oil 10 TO Is
points. Liverpool closed quiet, very small
business with futures steady at q decline Of
to 2 points. The New York market closed
firm, with futures weak at decline Of o 10
II points
Hubbard, Price & Co. say; "Adviccs from
Liverpool this morning were very disap-
pointing, as higher tone was expected in
consequence Of our strength last evening.
The reasons for this decline are assigned "a
anticipations Of a short time on Manchester
and consequent small sales in Liverpool
spot market today. Our market opened nj
less Of four points, and with n heavy ton,
continued TO decline until lie was touohc,
for August Mt which point there was a re-
action TO the opening prices, but this wa
slightly lost, aud the market closed wcal
at the lowest prices Of the day,
and with the gain Of the week nearly lost.
The feeling In the market is that this de.
cline is but n natural reaction. The cold
nights IN Georgia aud Alabama are thought
TO have seriously injured the crop Mem
phis advcos report an increase In the acre
age of per cent Tho worlds visible sup
ply is now 2,i0G0l3, against 2,32O,0l3 last
year.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MONEY, Bonds and stacks

NEW YORK, May Mooney on call easy with no
loans closed offered at . per cent; Prime mercln.
tile paper. 3ImTI. Sterling exchange quiet but
firm at ls7 iorslxy day bills and 4ss1 for demand.
Government bonds have been dull and steady.
State bonds have been dull but firm.
According 10 the general expectations the stock
market today was narrow and unintcrosting one,
aud was more than usual OF lnte professional one.
The foreigners aud Philadelphia brokers had some
bought some OF the grangers but while the general
temper Of the room was moderately bulllsh there
was little demand Tor stocks, ana the traders were
sellers Of the speciaties anu took pronls AZ every
opportunity offered The market as consequence
was somewhat ieverish aud Irregular, but
except In few shares the changes in
quotations were slight and unimportant. The
opening was made upon moderate degree OF ami
nation. aud lint prices were generally slight irac'
tions higher Tan last evenings figures, but tue
business done was principally confined TO FEW
leading shares, aud the opening prices were not
maintained, although outside Of the trust stocks
there wns no decline Of moment. sugar trusts
retired from Vljs 10 80, Chicago Gas from AVS 10 u,
aud cotton oil from lbli obL Pullman also later,
movements Of the day, except drop 0i ~ ~
Chattanooga. The general list after the Inst de
cline recovered and considerable strength IN spots
but IN the last hour there was n general decline
and burlington lost q and the rest Of the list fol
| lowing languidly. The close was quiet and rather
heavy nj small fractions below the opening hgure'
| NJ n rule. Pullman lost per ccntnnd thniinnoogt
| IA, but the other changes were ior Insignificant
| amounts
Railroad bonds were also quiet. the sales Of all
issues nggregnting sg0I 900 but unlike the trading
| In shares there was n hrm tone almost through
out the session. aud most Of the changes In quota
| tions ARE m tho direction of high ngurcA The
| Trading presented no special features whatever ana
| the only marked advances was ohio, Indiana q
Western fs,s, iosc 20 71lf
The sales of bonds for the three days Of buslnes'
Of this week were si,55sOOJ against sl2Idl,OOO fol
last week.
The total sales OF stocks today were 800 shares
Closing quotations.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

gradually sold OF A@gzc, r,,ied steady and closed
5ta1Ac lower than yesterday. There was some
changing Of Jlpe and July o. H@7ic premium Tor
the latter month.
absence OF outside buying orders OF consequence
and desire on the part OF large trader TO sell the
May delivery. Offerings OF the latter we're liberal
and prices declined sfc. The more deferred nut
ures, although declining l4@9ac, were not so weak
as the May future and COMMAND q greater prem
ium, changes from May to Jpno and July being
made at Ay,fc against Nc yesterday.
Only faii business was transacted in hog pro-
ducts and the feeling was easier. Offerings on spec
ulative account were not very large aud the de-
mand from all sources WINS exceedingly limited.
Prices for the leading deliveries averaged lower the
market closing tame. 600
The leading futures ranged as follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06
Articles Opening Highest. Lowest Clio

Cash quotations were as follows
flour-Stcady and unchanged.
No 2spring wheat si6,s2lsc; No. 3sprlng wheat,
nominal No ? red. Hle,s2c.
No. corn, 'gllsc bid.
No 2 oats, 22Igc.
No. 2ryo, i0byMi1j4c.
No. 2 barley, nominal
No. | llaxseed sl.b6otl. 49,
Prime timothy seed, si.3G6il.3I
Mess porR, per brl, sll.40eyil.i5.
Lard, Der 100 lbs, s67h
Short rib sides (oosc), S5.s5d5.o0
Dry saltcd shoulders (boXedl, si2501550
Short clear sides (boxedl s62j@6.3itq
Rccoipts-four. 400 brls wheat $1,000 bu
corn. 2ll,Oo0 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye. 5000 bu
barley, D 900 bu.
shipments-Four, $1,000 brls; wheat, 5000 bu
corn. 10000 bu; oats, 27sOOO bu; rye, 4l,OO0 bu
barley. 1000 bu
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 4.-whcat-wcnk; No
red cash Ggc: July orc; August, COO bid, G2lf,
asked; 30 soft, cash, no bids or offerings; July
Coo bid; August 0llao bid. csc asked
Corn-StrOngcr No 2. cush, &c. July, 2j14'
asked; No. 2whiie cnsh, no bids or offerings.
Oats-No. =, cash, 2Oc asked.