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Tue victory Is grand ana ill
result N the election of Demo
cratic President If the majority
EhA act eOnservauvely, wisely
and praceutlF.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

The farmers OF the South vii
DO nothing rash. EOx let the
party leaders 90 the ngat thing
and ali Eiil De veil
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

Il great tidal <aye of Demcs
r2ey has szept over our eoua-
uE-R the background nay Dc
seen the shadow efthe Alliance
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

To the EAGLE

Complaints are heard OF the n
efficiency OF the pablo schools.
What good does il 90 70 paw
heavy taxes &nG hare inadequate
returns on the school taxi he
Impression : ge1rrzl nov that
reform is needed In the admin
isLrziiOI CT the public schools.
lie top Of the evil is Eifh The
teacher. Who IS deIizqnsaTf
CITIZEN
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TIE DAVSLAsE sFssl closed
Ass Friday 81 BrmzzEAz- and
1esH1e3 In the &sgGiitzl IF d..
DAVIS
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Is Watson purchased taS Ia
ka Springs property from Con
gresham Al7en for SEaWe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

whats the natter vita The
DemOerztsF They're all
right -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

Ua@s L Roberts = vel
kn0Eu journalist % Nashville.
lean diei OF the sth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

Hon Joan = Kyle Of PAnOs-
als been trT1IphzUisy elected
by about &o0 Majority
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

4 fzzly IN D0igeville. Wis
cousin. contracted diPshSTia
from a cat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

G1sie8l instruments zzGsr
tire ne~ s1TiI have Advanced
10 20 leo per cent Ia price
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

1ae Alliance Of the South viii
stay Eith the Democratic party.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

Mississippi sends 8 sid dele
gallon 10 Congress
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

The Alliance did COED sork
Ia the Souk-weSt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
DAILY re.
ceiying his i'm
mensc FALL
stock of
FURNITURE.

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Cabin 10 Palace Save yOur
z1OEsy by getting my prices be
fore 1GyFaS Remember the
cid Furai.Ere Sre-e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

Tne Globe DSGOer1. SAYS the
EoEce B1i AID the i4Iia Cd II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

Iillmaa carried South Carolina
by 5Go-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Surname Court-Ge Tclm--Recess contnuA
1iprene (oirt-C hambers-BeiOrc Beach, J.-AOon cal
ens,r Nos i To 81. called at IL o'clock.
supreme CoUr-Specal IerIn-Pars | and l1-AdJourned
for tenn. go ,. ,.r .,,-., .- -, 49,. -,
supreme Court-Nrcui1-IarU l-AoJouIHeu ui ocVoocr
SUpreme CONCENTRATIONS H. Ill and IV-Adiourned
for
wills Of Patrick Matthews. William Klein and Charles
zkober 10 o. m. James T. Swift and William II.
Abel 10 80 a. m
Subcrlor Cour-Spccal TeimBcfofv Dugro, J.-Motons.
Superior Court-rral Term-Parts 1. IL and Ill
Adjourned for the term. .
Common Plees-General Tern-Adjonrncd for the term:
Common Pleas-Special Tern-Before Allen j.
rlotioDs.
for the term. 49,, ,,,. 49,,
CITY Court-Specia Term-Before Giceerch. J.Motlons
CITY Conr-Trlal Tcrm-rart- l, IL and lII-AdjOurncd
for the term. -, , - c., :,
Assistant Dsfict-Attoney Parker-Nos tO 20 inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
NE WANTED TO REPRESENT BOTH SIDES.

W. Lane 0'Ncil, lawyer OF NO. 23l broadway.
visited the Yorkville Police Court Yesterday. lie
incidentally announced to Justice TaintOr that he
represented the Fifth Avenue Bank in the case Of
John W. Lang OF No. 1871 East Forty second St. whose
nephew, Albert stafford, alas Mansheld' OF No. 1o2
East Eighty ourth-st, is prisoner accused Of forging
Lang's name 10 a check for $40. When the case
was called O'Neil announced that he appeared for
the complainant Lang who he SAID believed the
nrisoncr 10 he insane. O'Neil wanted Stafford com
mitted for examination As 10 his sanity. Justice
Talntor declined to crafty the lawyer and the clerk
Charles Adams began to question the prisoner after
telling him his right 10 refuse TO answer any QueS
tons. with view TO learning the identity Of the
messenger boy whom stafford sent to the bank TO
have the check cashed.
O,Nell promptly interfered in behalf Of the prisoner.
The clerk called Justice Taintors attention to the
matter Arthur Taylor, paying teller OF the bank.
said O'Neil did not represent the bank. Ihc LAWYER
himself said he did not appear for the Prisoner but
wanted IN see Justice done him. Justice TaintOr
ordered the lawyer to find seat in the auditorium.
ond 0;NeiI left the courtroom. stafford conf
mitted for examination, and another effort will be
made 10 have Lang, who is believed TO DC unwilling
to prosecute his nephew, appear In court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18

strong from London and Liverpool and most I'M
portant Of ALL they described the weather as wet Prces
a time showed an advance Of about cents over
Friday and the close showed advance oil over
= cents This grcat strength unluestonably drove IN
IA short interest and also Inclined q good may
hoders to hqu.date. August opened at 81 Ola sod A.
81 0Z34 and closed at al OPS september opened AZ
s O3 December opened at II %, sold up 10 JUS anu
closed at al OG4 May opened at III o94 and closed al
81 l0i+. Incre low temp ratures N the ex.
IRENE Northwest. and the prospects were that frost
up nearly cents an ounce at New-lork. Ihrre
considerable in the newspapers about the potato lalre
abroad. There bull flour talk from Minneapolis.
There prospect Of decrease IN the Visible supply
Monday There were bull adyice regard 20 threshing
results from South Dakota aud there were bun adEees
from Pil,bury, the big miller who Is Just lack rom
Europe. Inc temperature Friday night touched the
freezing point TWO places in Brtish America
The Thought top of all the otAer ills thai
has suffered made shorts In that cereal most uy
Prices started at adyaNcc Of = cent at one Time
showed advance Of Ia cents and even at the close
full cent Friday september opened OF tgs,
touched 80 cents and closed at 49 May 9gsnea AZ J
care every circumstance dropped out OF sight
mat, for Monday only AL cars. Vessel room was char
tered for $50 900 bushels. oats advanced = 10 GENT
I'm sympathy with the surrounding grain markets. those
provision traders who have been declaring hat ~ was
useless to bear hog product 50 long a. the lree OF corn
maintained, were borne out by the conduct OF the
market to-day Although there 10000 ho2s AT ule
wards although the receipts Of hogs for the week were
80 per larger than for the corresponding week last
increase last wear Of nearly 100000 hOgs, every
thing to-day opened at advance and continued IN th9
upward dinctlon. January pork opened at 81 - olq
closed @l2 -. January lard opened at ~ aQ ana
closed M 81 s5lo January ribs opened at 80 81 and
closed at 50 90 On the curb December wheat was
81 00as September corn, 80 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Widespread interest has been rcawahcncd in the
petroleum world by the Introduction OF ohio crude oil
into the speculative markets through the li,n. Of
buckeye Pipe Line certificates at the oil exchanges
The dealings will formally begin to-day at the Stock
Exchange as well all the petroleum exchanges.
Not only will the PcnnSy lvania exchanges he inter
ested but dealings will take place at LIMA and Find
law Ohio where organizations have been made 10y
men of standing and wealth. The sentiment in Ohio
Is said TO be one Of confidence at the prospect Of an
active and attractive speculation. W. should counsel
the trade against entertaining too eNt7avagant notions
NJ the possibltes in ohio oil at the start. But
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18

thousands of miles in few minutes, and the
Atlantic in five days.
80 1t is in work. Wit! the force that left
work this afternoon, working night and day as we
have worked we conld with these electrical machines
count the entire population of the United states in ten
days of seven working hours each. Estimating the
population Of the civilized world at 650o00, 900.
would count it in 100 days; while the bright Young
women and sturdy Young men Of our population d.
vision could run through the entire population Of the
earth which, including Asatics and sty2ges, Il es
mated at 900 100000. in less than 200 days, pro
vidng places could be found 10 store the schedules
And while we thus cOrify our own little achieve
ment we must not forget that we have here with
the modest little man who has invented the wonderful
machine with which have accomplished such
magical results
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The wheat market on Saturday was buoyant to the
point of wildness at times. Tho speculation in the
hours Of business reached 10 100000 bushels The
in the price Of silver the stimulating feature 10
addition this influence stronger cables and
settled weather abroad which lcd foreign buying
liberal scale Tho St. Paul newspapers reducing the
estimates o the spring wheat harvest. and mod rate
clearances helped keep the luyng movement active
September from ~ o5 1916 to 81 o. fell back ~
IL O5 ll1G and closed 81 074. The curb price adj
yanccd ~ further December ranged from 81 052d
~ 077sds1 O7A n II 09o-. and the curb sold 1T
Al o9a, MAY started II 91Gd31 49, fell -, and
then rose 70 IL 13a The curb price 81 1917. The
official nnal figures showed net gains q 2G2ii cents.
There little doing cash wheat, but winter grades
grades extended 10 3dl cents. About SIN lo1ds we're
accepted on cable rfu~as Tor forward shipment 70 me
Untd Kingdom and late in The day exporters took
81 600 bushels for Great Britain. -,
The silver Influence was The st'mulatnI iact"H IN
covered literally. and options RS" = al cent Cash corn
dlh cent higher with sales Of J2OO bush Tor cS-
oats wcrs dull but Lana cents higher tor options.
Lard shows an improvement Of 1@3 points FOR ne
spot but whether Tor export could be rtalned.
The final quotations were as follow; -, ,..,
81 o.: D,cenfcr u Oai, MAY. 81 l3+
Corn-Aucust 5j's september. Doe October OIL :
August ~; september 4a, october a. cents.
Lard september. 5000; October ~ 81; November
- Nh, ,cipts q dour AMI grain reported saturday
A. Ncs.YoF Phllnd ipha and iiltmore yer. IS loom
what 7os23 Dn,"' 49, rt - 20! rac
~ ~ chicago Milwaukee AMI 81 Louis IA" arrivals
%t GOO " bs.6es Total gram iol5so bao, dour,
Il G75 barrels.
TIE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.
Chicago Aug. Il tSpccau.-Cahi.- yort' r!av were The
best aid. the wheat bulls had Athoush it was s'tnr
a., ...u- n d,,u d,v on tho other side price. cam,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18


'''' ''''''' MESS PORK. PER BBL.
$;s;$'': .' :S +! !tss II:
LARD. PER 100 Z.
S;s;S$s'' s9j e: e Il. e i.
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 N.
S;s:5%s': s:s' e.: e. e. s Is:
Cash quotations foGy flSqr steady and s IN.
Sc NS 80 !' s7e q e Esp %
timothy sssd 81 s o 9 so Se' b ses s9 S
o; ad ;90gds. SO SoS %h & 7Ss ass S1a
finished go & I lS S Ss s6 SPs9enfed No
"' Articles Tac " R &c aDs shiDpe1 Sco
Core 29e 9 dS Ss SSS
Rye, bush. ii2.oo9 zoos
Baey T., Ps6dacs Exchange to-day the butter
unchanged. Eggs. 1da l6'2c v,.... anita.
milwaukee, Aug loFour unehanged W % e SSlS
S SSs Dc S 30 i! NoftSern am . 10 sS On
SOC 0a, EASIER o old a.: no a Tle I'm 30
81 Ii 3d. IS l 600 Suss 6sRy
ii 300 shpments-FlOur $500 bbls wheat Saw ou'A'
philadelphia Aug 1C-FOur market very strong %1shl N
sympathy with wheat and limited muen nH
Snln few o @ @sys li Ss cat@e hOders and
small Rye ,O Sur w SSs SS and 'sss
od iI i bulIsh speculation based the rise in sv
Question at ns ~ h i.S sss
oHg6sTty on y track 81 e5 SG red rfH
q5 sG gpys%ser = S Sss
i S9 cOr@6po adyaHesd e a %Ses sar bs
t. sympathy with the Upward S iebbers operating
] :S & S5:f1 6
ssgG $s%.,hes o' Ssry ss SSSs07i
sympatSs with the rise other aad prizes ad
CARROTS and e cS Oa 9PtU sd demand for local
asd4$ a ga N Septem Tse 4tsss October
SSSRSsT e1 RSs oe dG fsts sY2e
Pennvsnla prints 9Srs 2Sd arn Ee sned ia
b bSnn'y!y s5cod r' ohss; un,hsns
Ss 500 0G bush "heat iSSST
1900 bush oats 1850 bush Afser Shae seeber
5sSSsS and = q
nominal -. ., ,,r.... o,o,.s
50 2Sd5s fancy s4asi 20 extra f'ncy d coas' 70;
gP ss$ on raa asSn ns sqS
nSO 90S OF f the s season Later there 90
SH ne prices sgbr and red 9e Ss9n Sold IL
90 BID o. q The Mae, so's os spi sd
bid RseS SpsSed hehcf and the line With
wheat eae o Ps SiS.sd &c c bd pc; October 4Sc May
ss sa sa cd 'sss $5s ;sS
May ape Rye, 10 sold ce SgS and August. 81 81
I P9an I6%cr s saeEed lots 75a76c.
h sssss at I. so Hs sP
81 IT, Provisions win OILY JOB 5sSe f Lana
PORK Ell Is for standard .ll 30 fG' s Dry sp
meat and bacon sold In small cash lots al previous
prices. ana ,,hn,. al 600. corn ~ goo
Oas $so91 rye our 900 Wheat 5000; $1,000
oats 5000; rye and barley, none
To,ado Anp 1G-Wheat firm higher; cash, 81 Cz;
AufGst 81 or Scptember 81 o2a DecemIe.e q o.
Gus dul steadv; cash 522c; september oo2c. Oats
I",n cnsh and August Cloyerseed 2tye hgher
ocs6cr - Decsmber = 3D. R oSs bush rS
30 bush shpmcntswheat, 80 225 bush; corn 6S'o
IDeh oats l o42 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
fUort tDnntco.
Males.

Males.
" OCSG Man. -. would iikc 70 lam a
t.,Ic, u-eh1nl . or ~. tflru 90 -lh' r
IN pl.fcir'd where ltins VAC "a' ,'
ha1 while l'eruiu<. u /. -. b.N a.
Ua-ting-.On Hudson. y. \.
XrOt-NG MAS. -. want, position -
i clerk. salesman or collector. en- CIV
whole or part - time h,-t ~ r.f"',' ''
pnd bond AGl-f,s giving plft'',AIy
n T. -. Box 81. !ia-'inF--on-l II 'd-on' ~.
XrOrNo Man Of IL YEAR. d,-caengd
evenings. would HE -nm" IN, rn-
ployucnt clear stor' ~ fer a. tr.t r l,f'
INC. Addr.s. n BEGkWllU. Tribune
Uptown once l.:J7 Bro'd"ay
WORSE Man wI.hr, situation -
] watchman. or O make himself R'hria'l
useful Acquainted with the citF dlu car.
~ hor.e, csn furnish -ef'roncos ana % l'-l,
cash = security. f@laruiui -.hfitA nhl
trust. No. SO Grand -. in1uif" Ia store.
Females
LuRNITr RI sip cover, cut and G"ci
ff...uakn plain srv ing home O. 10y
N. day. Mr.. ~ IN. 4f7 West ioh-st'
YPEWRITlNG o. Ar.nitrct, spe inca.
i lions plays and manuscripts " every
description neatly copied terms i.',oaabia
Miss NARY HOLDEN. Room Az. Lincoln
Building Union square.
IrOI-NG LADY d,.iir- position A.
l sa.hic. or Is.i-tast h0ofh"'pcr. Nd
dies- 4 L.. 81 West 3jth-st
NOr ~ LADY lust graduated rom ~ch'
would llr % Get ro-i'llu in ul 10" az
dressing of coping. Mis- N.Gt IRE. fll
Ne., ggth.si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18

buying was OF strong character the selling simply
III the nature OF retail realizing pounding" From
W o. cents options were marked Off to 30 cents
tey rose later to % "a aud closed ut % cents after
anOther marking of TO 81 81 cents AT the Stock
exchange prices rangel from 81 81 to 30 cents. and
then up TO 90 l505l 1-20 81 cents The market
was strong throughout 1t evinced distinct inclina
lon to advance and only rcprcssive pro
vented IL from sharply rising The handful OF Ma
toal Transit certificates outstanding is lodged in the
control Of refners, and large short interest prob
ably exists when the scarcity Of available oil is
considered In an expansion Of speculation the
tiry situation of course PLAYS important part, and
hlgh rates on call may defer advance But the
market closed strong and promising.
The range Of prices and the total dealings In Ma
tlonal Transit certificates at the Stock Exchange and
the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange for
the last two weeks were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
Ccnnirp Real estate Go Eet-

r. KANTORD, Y. j., II miles from New
~ Y0rk. 80 train ten.rOom cottage. with
az modern improvements in perfect Pc.
Iai'; f.. school lour churches fishing ana
ppoating WI be rented low TO a good tenant.
JAS. w. FERGUSON, 81 and 33 Pine-st.,
New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
THE SITE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Aug. 1G-Cotton dull; mlddling, 12sc
Flour ary active strong howard Street and Western
suprr - 7jd43 % do extra, % i0d$i i0 DO famuy,
81 0aS5 35 city mills RIO brands extra % 2odeo oV
81 50dsj do straight % 25ds5 6O do extra 81 50d
~ 80. Whcat-SoutheFn strong and higher Fultl, yZa
al o. LOnyberry, 9icGS1 03; NO 2 NC steamer No
red II Western strong and higher No winter req
spot and Augu:t 99',cdsl September 81 90 2asl 09
october. 81 O2AdSl O22; December, ~ Oo2dSl 0S't.
Cor->outa-m quiet; Whit, 5sdG0c; Yellow o.a2sc
55c October 55isc Oats active and easier ungraded
Southern aud Pcnnsylvana, 42ai4c do Western white,
i2aic do mixed. i0qil he graded no white tte 10
Rye firm; choice to fancy 67G70c; good 70 prime $50
o5c common to fair. 60dG2c. Hay steady; prime to
choice timothy eli 5Odsl2 80. Provisions firm Butter
h h eSc car Eoe fair cole 20 = lSai5c. sugar
strong granuated O'sc. Copper firm, scarce refined
ijc. whisEcy quiet. Al l0ds %. FreIghts to Liver.
rain i.aid; Cork Tor orders 2s 0df3s. Receipts
Flour 935 bb- wheat, - 900 bush corn, 5000 bush
oats. % O0O bush; rye. 5000 bush ShPmentsII,iiou
none: wheat u 600 bush; corn 10000. hales-Whea,
% 900 bush corn, $1,000 bush.
Buffalo. Aug. 10--Wheat-NO. l hard scarce; sales, y
at IL 2ds1 10 5000 bLsh No Northern y 10
600 bush 40. Ncre, y 90 cars DO e. y M NJ
rcd, II Oj NO extra red 99cd$l OF; No | white,
II o. 40. white oregon II 0G. Corn opened higher
but owing tho C0ubt Of moving cars nothing coui1 pc
done In small lots; closing No yellow, 55'ic No do;
strong and higher; demand light No white in store.
482diicj 10. mixed i2a,3ec No Whit on tF I
bshcr :, pacnt slTne IS 5as0 80 do winter, 259
- 80 Ncld strong winter bran, sl7 % spring
si6 90 Canal freghts Grm and unchanged. Receipts
Flour 81 900 Ibis wheat 1873 O09 b. 81 corn 20 600
uut-Wheat 20 COO bush corn. 81 600 hush rye 1880
bush Railroad shrn cnts-fiour, 1000 bbls; wheat,
40 0oO bush corn, GOjOO bush
Chicago Aug. 10Ihe leading futures ranged follows
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