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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-10-19

Tfe Democrat contends that our
plan of nominating candidates was NOT
Violated ty the July Convention. To
reach such a conclusion II is driven to
the necessity Of saying that the prima-
~ vote is instructions TO the dele
gates " only in those cases whore the
candidate receives enough votes in the
primary TO nominate him. Such a
construction was never dreamed of in
any previous canvass, and is oppose
to the letter. as wei! as the entire srir-
)it of the Plan. The call says, in So
many words, that the primary vote
! shall be formal Instructions 10 the
delegates" and this language applies
10 al. candidates. 1t il had been in.
tended TO restrict il TO candidates who
are nominated blythe primary vote.
and therefore have little need for the
instructions, il would have been 81
nominated iu the bond" The cvi
dent meaning of the language used in
the call is, that the primary vote shall
be binding instructions 10 the dele
gates as TO how they shall vote for all
candidates in order to reach 4 eomiua,
ton, the convention is at liberty 10
adopt any plan OF securing such with.
drawal or dropping, and OF disposiug ,
OF such withdrawn or dropped veto,
as it deems wise and prudent,
The spirit Of the plsu Is TO ascertain F,
choice of the people and to have =
that choice carried into ellect, giving Z
minority Representations, Ii l& mes
vote tor Walker, sesenty-6ve fae pcy-
rob. fifty for Cave,tsui evc ~ Nar>
a, II giHEn Clsh HAT wssss that
100 out OF 80 want WslSec IN pretcr.
,ncc to Suy Of shscsNers aa1 taai ssv~
WE; lAA-reA 47,S eafy i've
want Murray Mss he expressed
viii Of The peogaA Sal lls Delegates
Ire instructed Go cas- the vctt tcori- ..
nglv. lf Wt'&sr tH5 Caves. trewlh-
The 3eestgs rIy vcss s. hsy
iha' rsrc g t1e cgc s-yhg-h
cr-escnici Ok WtSg-, ~ u,-,~ .nl
hal part -~H-<ezssj lr Ctr-tts >
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-10-19

Don't be deceived by fictitious or
PAID for certificates. All testimonials
printed in II paper concerning tho
merit of b. b. B. Botanic Blood
Balm are true and genuine. Write
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta. Ca. fer
" Book of Wonders"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-10-19

, Our esteemed friend Mr.. Jno G. Mil
Ter has moved to Macon, to engage in
business there. We regret 10 loose
from our county such a man as Mr. Mil
lcr, but trust that in his new calling he
may meet with the success he so just
~ merits. Winston Signal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-10-19

Qnininc impairs the hearing, des.
i,s,ss the nerve, aud Injuries digestion.
Jliea'iinm's Chill Tonic is free from
quinine, Arsenic or Strvchninc; pleas
ant and guaranteed TO cure. For sale
by ). Murphcy Macon. o. r. Hamil.
ton, Shuqualak.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-10-19

"Never wait, unless il be too late.
Hunts Cure guaranteed to cure "Skir
Eruption" in all its various forms. For
sale by Il. s. Murphcy, Macon, o. F,
Hamilton, ShuQualak.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-10-19
The Only Perfect Remedy

For hnbitnal constipation, dyspcpsin
end kindred ills is tho famous Cnliior-
ma liquid 9~rnit:rcMedy, Syrup Of Figs.
= aircnKthens as well as clennscs thc
system. a y. easily taken, and perfectly
sermlssss For sale In 50 cts and 800
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-10-19

+ " "2yrs and overJ n Holman, sp
Il, prem Thnes-D Democrat
over l and under =, lstTN Cole
I'd Il Cdckrell
calf, under l 'yr., LIST 4 n Cole,
I'll Scales 4 Dantzler,
Cow, 3 yrs and over, LIST + F Nunn,
I'd J L Cockrell, spell premium
pair blankets.
" over > and under SlStS N Irion,
I'd Scales II Dautxler.
" over / under2. Scales a nantxler
I'd j Il C0ckreil.
Heifer Cali. under | yr old lSt and I'd
Eff Nunn.
q" Herd, | male and : females. l>t f +
Num- III Scales Il pan,zler.
Bull and $ OF his get, Eff Num-.
DEVoNS.
Best Bull. 5yrs and over. J NJ Edwards.
Cow, 5 yrs &oNcr, la adj NJ Edwards
" 'oVcr Ia under 2.l&sJM Edwards
helfer calfunder lyrlASIM Edwards
herd, | hull females J VI Edwards.
bull and 5 Of his get. J VI Edwards.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Best yoke oxen 6yr> and over LIST VI Ed.
wards, ALL Cole, sp prem suit Clothes.
Best NoN" ONrn, over 5 under {, list IL
GrgSs, ALI " Wootteu, ~ prem Pr Shoes.
( tifsAt WV ANA FtNNNs ~ : VI ItANN.
sdRG rstty. Special premium 81,
Best grade Cow, ONerSNr>. l>t ; NJ lricn.
"a L Patty. special prem Box cigars.
Be>, Fat Bullock Tor beef. l>tJ " Moot
ten, : itolhSFs, Spevl prem. 81
Best Eat COW for beef, 1T II " foote. ~
Hunter IT. Speci NrVm -
bet Grade Cow, overs and under 5 WI
Oh, M u y Laid.
Best Crate Cow. ever a aud under : vr>
ist L v snd + ] pautzler.
Ss>t Grade Hcjjer. ever laul under2 VIZ
Is aGdSHC i2tiy, >ptetPrSW Box Cigars.
Grade 6sjEg Calf uN2ev | VT old. l>i
NJ GN lS&j u hee>e, >ppro box cigars
uerg Graded ~ils3}srs, auy bred, not less
.hs1 taCse Ia number. each uot ever two
'rs e0. l>tRC Patty - Il rSs5u, >peei
7-ew, Ca>c Wjac.
>HEEp@orSwolp .
E>t Eye, I W ana over ~ Al Pat :
", >eeot PcU =, /
>QCrupQWNS.
Res aGcS tyr iaJ 2aee i>tJI Ceekrel,
st& asry.
hucA Lamb. X Patty. Spet. pr s.. $
eve V and over, l>tI Z Voekrell. }
dEC Patty. !
.am5, - JR Cockrel. I'd K c ;
Patty. Special prem s. aud -.
NERlNO :
Bess pair Shropshire Down lambs. j Il u
JckreiI.
Best pc fat sheep for mutton, J r Coekrell II
SwISE-SERKSHIRE. D
be>S boar. Tyr ard over, lst } L May, ID
W & 81 pantt.er. n
5e>t boar under | VI. 1t and I'll W &B !,
J pant4ier. special prem 81 and 81.
hE~r NOM 7 " ant aAau fr 4pA Ol II ~ -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-10-19
SALE.
The State Of isslssippi.
NoNubee County.
Gaines Stringrellow,
vs..

l.. r. Coleman. "
BY virtue OF the above stated writ. d.
rected to me from the office OF f. p. Dawes.
u Justice Of the Peace of said County, | will
on @'
Monday, tho 7th day Of October, 1889,
at the Court-llouSe of said County, within
legal hol rs, sell by auction to the highest
bidder for cash the undivided interest of
the following real property, which has been
levied on by me as the property OF said de-
PENDANT, and will be sold to satisfy said writ
and MI costs, t0.wit:
Lots and 3, sec 2. TIA. r 10, east hf OF
northeast quarter. less 40 acres off north
end west hf of northeast quarter and south
east quarter see 3. 4 II. K 10, north east
quarter and 40 acres Oft north end e. st half
northwest quarter. see 10, Il IA, II 10.
N0rth-east quarter Of northwest quarter
sec 10. 7 IA, X 10.
Lot l, section 10, T "A, r 10.
TWO and half acres off east side north half
lot ] and 2, see ., T II. r 10.
North half see IL, Il 10, X 10.
East half of northeast quarter and south.
west quarter OF northeast quarter, see l6. II
10. Il 10. This August s. 1889.
$. BOWEN,
sept7-4t. Constable.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-10-19

Tie residence OF Gen Lee. at the A.
" NJ. College was burned last TUESDAY
night. y defective hue was the causc
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-10-19

IF TOUE RACK iCHEs
Or You urc all Won ont, rcnlly good for nothing
II is general debility. Try
mon US IROv EITTERS.
1t Will cure you, and give n good apmrtitc, Sold
by all dealers IN medicine,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-10-19

ssknnt's Cursau guaranteed 10 cure
~! Isl1g woFma Teitcr, Eczema and
lo ~ e ~ disease. Sold Oy
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-10-19
RACING,

Ponies, IS hands and under, quarter
dash. Prs. 250 cigars and purse Ss7.5O
lst II II Brooks. 60 per cent: I'd j W
Wooten % per cent. 81 j N Holman
10 per cent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-10-19
PREMIUMS AWARDED by Eox-
UBEE co. FAIR,
GENERAL PURPOSE HORSES.

Hold October Isl. ID. Sd and 4th, 1889.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-10-19
FOR CORONER AND RANGER.


Those marked Thus were nominated by
the "old fashion convention"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-10-19

Sest Boar, under / VI. J Il Coekrcll,
SOW. under yr. I&2JR Cockrell.
" Boar, any age or breed. LIST II W II b
DaRt1ier, 81 ! K Nav.
Best sow and litter. L W X B J Dantzlcr.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09

S750,000. The building, it is said,
will eclipse anything of the kind in
America
LAWYER GEORGE Bliss, of New
York, said in a reference" lately given
to former coachman: Il have fire.
quently seen him sober"
If there is a man in this country who
make better use of his wealth than
Mr.. George w. Childs, of Philadel-
phia, his name and residence escape us
for the moment.
COLONEL NJ, prominent merchant
and banker of Galveston, Texas, tells
a story of haunted bedstead he owned
in the seventies. 1t gave the horrors"
to everybody -men, women and chill
dren-who slept on it.
THE names of the men who have
been killed in New York by electric
light wires would make a dreadful list
for the contemplation of the companies
whose wires have done the killing.
Those victims are martyrs to corporate
greed and neglect.
THE new dynamite cruiser, Vesuvius,
can pour about 1000 pounds of the
terrible explosive per minute into an
adversary mile off No city in the
world could stand bombardment for
half an hour by a fleet of such ships.
1t would be as destructive as the bonn
bardment given Pompeii by the original
| Vesuvius.
The women in Denmark are showing
their patriotism in a most practical
manner by voluntary contributions to
a fund for the defense Of their country
by means of Notifications, for which
the Danish Parliament will not vote
the necessary grants. The Danish
women have already collected more
than 100000 kreutzers, and eight
Krupp guns have already been bought
with this sum and presented to the
King of Denmark. Contributions con-
tinue to be forthcoming, and a move
ment has now been started in Norway,
to follow the example given by the
patriotic Danish women.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09
THE DRAINAGE CORNERSTONE rs.

The most important election in Cook
County is yet to come.
Nine Drainage Commissioners are to
be chosen.
These men will have the power to
put the people in debt over $50, 000
600 at the start, and will undoubtedly
increase it to $500, 100000 before they
get through.
Think of that, citizens
The drainage law is a iobmaking
machine.
Vote against any man who, as a
member of the present County Board,
favored Me Michels' Doodle bill.
There are such candidates in the
field
They are members of the present
board.
A county commissioner who will vote
the peoples money to a subordinate in
Office in violation of rules will steal
He would be a drainage robber.
Let us have honest men on the new
Drainage Board. No exCounty Com
missioners. whose god is Doodle, will
do Business men are necessary for
this high Office Men like William
Mccoy, the prosperous hotel proprie-
tor, would meet the approval of the
people.
THE EAGLE seconds the nomination
of William Mccoy.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09

FARWELL, REFLECT !

The Republican party went into the
late campaign armed with the advice
of Senator Farwell's son-in-law, and
of the Know-Nothing paper which he
publishes-to put no Irishmen on the
ticket.
This injunction was strictly adhered
to, and ticket composed of few
decent men, but in the main made up
Of black and-tan Deputies, was nomi-
mated.
The result was not hard to foresee.
The Farwell Know Nothings were
routed, horse, foot, and Dragons.
Farwell will be beaten into the mud
next year when he has the impotence
to run for Senator.
The shouldering of the woes of
Squealer Michels on the Republican
ticket was another reason for defeat.
1t turned the stomachs of decent
voters and retired the gang to private
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09

spice and flavor about If suggesting
the halycon days of Wilbur F. Storey.
It's circulation has almost doubled in
two months. Clean, decent, and read
able. the Times has the best wishes of
The EAGLE and its friends.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09
EAGLETS.

Too MANY editors think scandals by
vile people interestrespectable readers.
A CALIFORNIA paper lately advertis-
ed for "a lady to do housework in a
small family"
DocToRs who recommend quinine
say that onions are the next best thing
to knock chill.
THERE has been of late a marked rise
in the price of quinine. Men with ma
laria feel shakv.
THE King of Bavaria receives an in
come of $1,000,000 a year from the
profits of the Hofbrauhaus brewery.
No MAN or woman of the humblest
sort can really be strong, gentle, pure
and good without the world being bet
ter for it.
In 1855 James G. Blaine and Mel
vile W. Fuller, the present Chief JUS
tice, were reporters on papers in Au-
gusta, Me.
ANDREW CARNEGIE has appointed a
committee of prominent Pittsburg
citizens to select a suitable site in that
city that he may buy it and erect
thereon free library, which is to cost
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09
SUNDAY CLOSING.

The Onahan Sunday closing law was
enforced by the Republicans against
the saloons of Cincinnati and other
Ohio towns.
The result was a sweeping Demo
cratic, personal---very. victory.
Old Man Not Afraid-of His Whiskers
will be beaten on this same issue when
he tries to run for Mayor of Chicago
again.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09
THE WEST PARK BOARD.


What is the matter with the ring
now running the West Park Board?
First, it gives away the rights of
Ogden avenue property owners to an
elevated railroad.
Secondly, it boulevards West Jack
son street, in defiance of law and pub
tic sentiment.
The gang that is running things
over there will have to be inyesti-
gated
The EAGLE is after them.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09
EDNANSOR'S ELECTION

The EAGLE congratulate the people
ON the outcome Of the election. The
defeat OF Senue by Edmsuson is a tri-
umph for deceucy and justice. It
means the retirement of squealcr Nic
Michels aud bis evil influence from the
County Board With Mr. Edmausou
some splendid men have been elected
Mcssrs Schubert Hayes Staiucr aud
Ma.ouey arc especially mertturIous
i,was graf election lar Che re-
800
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09

THE Deputies were showed under,
with the exception of one of the i'll
omened crew, who was elected on the
Democratic ticket.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09

SIMON QUNLAN, the theatrical
Christian, who was put on the Repub-
lican ticket to draw Irish votes, didn't
draw worth a cent.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09
InDICT the gambling gang.
CHIEF OF POLICE MARSH.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

The Fat Offices to Be Distributed Next
Month by the Recorder and County Com
missioners.
The following good-paying jobs will
be distributed next month by the new
County Board and Recorder Stephens
COUNTY HOSPITAL.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09
MICHELS RESIGNS.

Mic Michels has recognized the
force of public sentiment and resigned
the committee clerkship of the County
Board.
The public is to be congratulated.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09

The preachers accept the brewers
money to build their churches, and
then abuse them.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09

COUNTY COMMISSIONER HODGK1Ns'
manly fight against the Michels steal
deserves the greatest praise.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09

DIED, of an overdose of Senne tea,
the Republican City Commissioners.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09

CITY TREASURER RoEsNG has the
law on his side in his fight with
Onahan.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09

LAwLER's friends played dirty
trick on Crawford.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09

Nc MICHELs' scalp can be found on
our clothes-line.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09

CAPT. JACK STEPHENS will make a
good Recorder
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09

BY the way, were Shepard and
briggs elected?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09

The EAGLES claws scratched Senne's
ballots.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09

The drainage law will drain the
Treasury.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-09

Entered at the Postofioe at Chicago, Ill, as
eecond-elass matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
TEE PETROLEUM MARKET.

sEws FROM THE YIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The transaction which tho majority Of tho man
hers of the petroleum trade have been looking for
ward to for q long time tho necessary preliminary
TO renewed speculation and an advance in price was
complsted yesterday. We understand that In tho
afternoon the sale was made 70 tho Standard OF
tho associstsd producers had the privilege Of "Ryt
ting" TO the standard at 80 cents on July i. The
Price pad was 81 I.3 cents. yielding probably net
profit b the producers of l2 cents per barrel This
Oh Il viii DO remembered, was given 70 the producer.
1t 90 cents In the fall Of 1887 In consideration OF their
ssspt 10 tie scheme for reducing surplus stocks by
eurtAltng prediction and sispenang the drill for one
yssr Tbs carrying charges and Interest took the
cost to date 10 about 50 cents. January last The
standard sdded 70 he oaii' It had gwen guarantee
" cent profit On Al 81 unsoa on July !; Th S
cents per barrel ought TO exert an I'M
Portant inAusnes on the condition OF tbs market
IL is assuredly an indication NAT tho Leading
manufacturing Interest Is looking forward 70 higher
rather than lower range OF values. The sale by the
producers y no proof that they expect different
mPvemsqt b pyioSs. foy upder the stagnant condition
s6GStbeH Of crude without brsakdae quotations, ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKE1A.
FEATURES OF TIE NETWORK DEALING!

FEATURES OF THE NETWORK DEALINGS
The export business in wheat yesterday cons isted
Of one load The markets wore hrucr. however aud
spot lots advanced 1904 cent. There was some
falling OF in the dealings Ia options, which amour ted
10 9,2l6.O 900 brsiIslS Tho early trading married.
by some concessions. due TO realzations and tame
foreign advicss. Tho yielding in pnco only trivial
snd on the circulation OF damage 10 crops by drouth
the shorts were forced 70 Cevor on rte. July sold
cents. On the curb july ended at So 55 e6 81 and
December closed at s9 Is after sales UP 10 80 l 2
cents The onoisl net changes wero gains OF IS
cent for June and July at 81 Il aud May, 1890 az
% SIS and Is cents tor August at 81 "a sep tenn
Der, At 80 Is; October at 81 .. and december al
60 Is cents.
Corn on tho spot improved Ia cont and noarlv
100 900 bushels were taken for shipment. A mod
crate business was done in the options with june
ancing 4 cent A. and the other months en6n
unchanged 1 Al "a for July, AZ 3s for August and
s3l-S cont for September, October being Is cent
easier at 80 "a cents. oats firm the spot
ng up Is cent at % So cents. No change ~
% ID and October at % 5.8 cents IAri was dun
ard weak. The losses points IN July at $6 50
10 August at ~ OF and October at 81 % and points
In September a. 81 Oa.
The receipts OF -four and grain reported Yesterday
AT NewYork Philadelphia, Baltimore and boston weio
follows wheat. 40 G63 bushels: corn, 3OO,46S
bushels: oats l1S .sI6 bushels total grain, di0 0f3
bushels: -four, 81 SO packages. At milwaukee, aud
81. Louis the arrivals were Wheat 733 bushels
corn 25174o bushels oats 1883 bushels tOtai
grain, %s9,oo3 bushels -four 1884 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
YORK OF TIE BOARD or ESTIMATE.
SEEKING SOME WAY TO AVOID J. II. sULLIvANs
OLD GIoAduNG CLAIM.


OLD GRAZING CLAIM.
The mandamus granted In favor Of James II. Sulli-
van d Co.. TO compel the Board OF Estimate to
Settle Mr. Sullvsn's claim for regulating and grading
q part Of seventh ave. nearly twenty years ago. was
considered 10 the Board yesterday. John H. strahan
Mr.. Sullvan's counsel. and President Coleman Of the
Tax Department, INDUCED In lively discussion on
the merits Of the case ard Mr. Coleman succeeded in
getting resolution through requesting the Corpora
ton Counsel 10 apply for stay on the return day
Monday for the purpose Of allowing the Board longer
time for investigation. Mr.. Coleman is of the opinion
that If tho claim Is more thoroughly looked into #
can be materially reduced wiped cut altogether II
the effort prove failure II will cost the city anywhere
nom Sl25, 900 TO $4,000.
The sum Of 81 500 Appropriated BY transfer
TO furnish the private rooms of the City Court judges.
The Fire CommIsS toners asked for addition OF
10000 10 the sum of S65 900 Appropriated la, year
for new fre.boat. COMMISSIONS Robbins and Chief
Engineer Bonner representa- that the amount aaSe
was insufficient 10 build boat Of the desired capacity
and design the lowest hid put in for tho being
$4,000. They were Informed that unless they could
recommend transfers from other funds within the Fire
Department, the extra money could not be obt2ired
The purchase Of four new school house sites
authorized and the Sale Of school bonds amounting
s7o,537 SO to pay for the ordered. The new
schools viii be-one In Courtlandt-aT In the Twenty.
third Ward one In Johnson in the Twenty fourth
v ard, QUE In Seventy ftth-st. Third ave, and
enc in Thirty eighth-st.. near second-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

KaamO5s. June 2s.-Coson tuI> AMI nm; mailing
EN- steady fun. OH s3G"2c i"".'"r,y. ID - 1H5r .
No . Winter Rel spot ~ July $50 Aagu.t. ~ $50
- Ice; september Sc. Crr-uulh"rr nrm AUf Nsutci
White. 4sSl9c; yellow. 43C $50 WcN"rn. casy uLNd
spot and June. ~ 10; July. ~ "Ail 30 AufIsi
.er; September ~ &c bid steamer 80 l2n+6~ ohi.-
steady Western Whit go - l.@o Giai"i No " hl'"
$40. RYE Soaiy unrhNIG"i Ray N'"Siv firm prime
~ choice Timothy II %nd 1900. IrrN'-i"n, >t' aiy But
er-+stsady creamery lgGl7c. Egss ffm sep e
Pstroicum-Firr r@Nn'l 7.loc. to1ee -Cn-'tld RIO
ca!gors. fair l7e. Surat-Su0ng so:t ~. Copper
-Sceafy rehued 10 l.2dllc.
Boston, June Market quiet and unchanged Receipt
5000 bbI and 1000 SACKS corn 100 Oush oats
10000 bush shorts 43& tons
sgra,o Jgss e.: nn'c;', .ag 's
81 "a b.s asked no New offered old ~. ! N"uh-rn.
07c New do ~ &c; sa"s IL $40 bush N"''h'TH'
IS i.2c; 2, 500 bush SEC 900 hush No Northern
- lie Winter grades Hrruar' 'ho!o" No : NJ
9Oc on tack lot, in store, -!a?4c 80 ~ -. .
Extra No 3 Rid SIC .alcN y cais y Wit h's "a
at &c No VIII. O~son s. CT: IA "a. i,,"'.! =.
20 Yellow ~ So 5 ia Sac :; 90 bush 50 at 80
~ 900 bush no 8 al "a i.fa8s i.Cc in s'or.. us''
dui' weG and lower ~ : Whit. 81 q on rack 40
White. 80 l.4a3n 12c 40 MlN"d 95 l2c ~ s'"f"
RYE nominal Flour IN fair demand and Arm. MI I'D
ce,pts-FTour 81 900 bb.n Wheat. goo bush Corn
46i 600 bush. oats 20 900 bY.h taaai .ngI"n'--
Wheat, IS 900 bush IoTn 90 900 husb oats n, go
Lu.L llal road shipmcnts-Four. $1,000 hhls W heat
- 600 bush. Com. lG7. 600 bush. oats. li@o"o
Chicago Juno The leading futures ranged A. foiow.