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Republican State Convention.

Lexington, KY, July IL, 1899.
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No Extra Session.

The latest report is that the Baker
Howard feud in Clay county has
been greatly exaggerated ana that no
extra session of the Legislature will
be called for the purpose of passing
needed legislation in such cases.
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We are authorized to announce
NJ. A. Cassidy, of the county of
Fayette, candidate for Superin.
tendent of Public Instruction, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
party.
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. BMARRlA0ES.
MosBY-RIcE.

At NMiddletown on Wednes-
day, June 20, Mr.. Joe Mosby, Of
Trenton, Ark, and Miss Mary
Rice, daughter of Mrs. Ada Rice,
were married by Rev. Donaldson.
The couple left at once for their
future home.
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At the head of columns we place
the names of the State Democratic
nominees. Stone was dropped
on the 25th ballot and on the
Goth ballot the vote stood Goebel
500, Hardin SCI.
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Let every man vote his own
mind in the city primary to-mor-
row. Mt. Sterling should have
her best, her truest, her brainiest
men as Councilmen, for when
such men are needed at all they
are needed badly.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-07-04

Mr., James O'Connell, of this
city, has announced for the Re
publican nomination for Represen-
tative in Montgomery and Meme
fee counties.
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If Democracy is to win we must
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Vote at the primary OF
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Democratic primary for Coun-
cilmen on.Wednesday.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York May 90 1899.
BEANS AND PEAS-Jobbing trade was very light. but
late and there is disposition hold prices about steady
expected that receipts will run somewhat lighter
Our outside figures are now obtained only
for very choice quality. some pretty good stock onerng
fregh, -handers Buffalo is Interfering with the
shipment Of stock and there is some prospect or lighter
supply We quote: Beans, marrow. 1888 choice per
bush. 81 go do medium. choice. 81 321aS 35 do pea
choice 81 3OQS 324 do red kidney choice. 81 7oasi 80
do white kidney choice, 81 soqsl s5 do yellow eye
choice 81 37z9sl 40 DO black turtle soup choice 81 TO-
DO DO bsss SSas7c Scotch bSis 81 o5 DO bags 81
BUTTER-Recelps fairly liberal to-day, and with
some little stock still unsod the market developed further
weakness this particularly noticeable on the table
and dull the lower figures The fancest creamery
could be easily bought isc very good stock going
l7QI7i1c. The best Of the State dairy has settled
I7c with the bulk Of the dairy goods going In range
Of I5l0sc Imitation without quotabe change
Factory Is hrn but no higher shipments Tor the week
9ST pkgs We quote: Creamery, Western extras.
per n isc DO hrsts. l79lI1e; do thirds . seconds
thirds seconds l5Gl6hc: State dairy, half hrkn tubs
fancy. lie; do nrss IeQi0hc DO Welsh tubs. fancy.
17c do rsts. l6Qi6tc State dairy tubs seconds. lih9
nrsts. 14q5c do seconds l2izul3c Western factory,
nFsts. BE: do lower grades. l1hgl2hc.
ciIEESE-There little demand frum exporters
and the home johbng trade was light Large sise fui,
there Indications Of weaker market at the begin
ming Of next week We hear ~ efforts 10 sell fancy col
prove attractive buyers business resulted.
Small sizes declined little; stocF had cleaned up fairly
Wen put the chssss 10 come IN carry mex, Nyes Wiz
Of lower market. and this induced holders 70
accept little less Of the goods hand;
other words the best Of the small colored settled 70
enc and IL Is doubtful that 9c could have been
obtained for choice white No change In part skins. Old
cheese closing out slowly at somewhat lower hgures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York May 90 1899.
BEEvEs-Receipts 81 cars. or 1852 head all for IN, me
nally hrm Cables steady. Shipments to-day incldied
400 37l7 quarters Of beef to London IN me
Mesaba 1900 quarters to Liverpool d n tae an
sold at 81 - per 100 10 for good yeals City dressed
yesls steady at sale per ~ country dressed at no
Saes-A. Mullen: 10 veals. lfl ID average at - -
J. O. Curtis Son: 70 veas 1873 ~ 81 % less s. on
H. H. Hollis 1I3 yeals. 1870 NJ. at 81 % oo.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receip;s were 81 cars. 1924
head Including car direct the other stock
there were 9Ia cars on sheep ruled firm 20 Toe
higher. lambs were also Arm Spring lambs quiet and
sheep 81 5Oqsj 30 100 10 good TO prime lambs
at 50 oOas6 80 earrings al % Se unsh0T nor 90 al so
mutton steady at ssGOc per 10: dressed lambs at 700
Re city dressed spring $s0so so esr'ass
saies-M collins $50 unshorn Ohio sheer. ~ N ever
age 50 40 per 100 ID 25 do 80 H. az s. 25 5e1 VIZ
Virginia spring lambs. Is 10. at 81 '5 2i5 do, 80 h.
s judd G CO.: so Kentucky spring lambs 10 70. IS;
81 Kentucky ycarngs. - ID. at 500 100 Kentucky
Newton 80 Kentucky warnings. 81 n. at 81 80;
IL (unshorn 81 ~ at So 1913 Kentucky sheep "a To-
J. II wikerson: Kentucky lambs 100 NJ. at Sc rs:
d. harrington $50 Bunalo sheep 100 10 at 50 30 2s
Buffalo spring lambs. at 81 10 each.
at IS co. N'' virginia spring '''"0' % 3D.
HoGs-Receipts were 16 cars. 294G head incluling
car OF good Western hogs for the market The latter
sold at 81 80 per H. feeling trfe firm.
Country dressed hogs steady at 4q6c b for extreme
weights.
at per II: do ls5 s. 30; date yesteT
day. 81 Western hogs 1913 ~ 81 80 81 do 1854 ID. at
II H. Hollis date yesterlayj i3 State hogs III N. at
81 30. rough 20 N. at 50 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21


showed gepsraly steady undeFtQ7s h9wsveT with prices
Orleans centfussi common Idle fair iSGicc: good
Porto RSo s2da4c yps sasc f
l1se g9sd b lSal7e prime isSies fancy 2Ss25c
was dun at the following quotations: Liverpool IND;
'f'q u e. astfd xe%s Sd R RHsp So
S1 go S pT o m Gt noha London S oa
with business rather slow because Of the alfhoday
s rather Weak and Tp inactive snq cSa anas on
in their weekly circular ssd: I'VE have The dun
ket have existed for weeks and trading has
been to AFFECT sales Except u nos
some concession In price and even then the demand has
confident Of mPr9vsmen. in values. but think they win
mot be seen b until Sy when stocks
singular that now when lard and tSow are showing
q cotton oil at this port for he week Including through
low Petroleum. bbs So sS and in bulk s. S5 PhiisdSi-
ph 6b Is 80 and in eT - 49, refined Cd, g. o
isSa oil b Pm Summer S51ss y Gle p% . Ses x mills
24e butter grades $sa8Cc prime wSiie ao oc prime
winter yellow soa22c Iinseed American raw 4ag44c
PROvIsIoNs-Prices had a downward inclination IN
played little feature closing the lowest point the
SO 5ogsi; short sear $40 25ss2 hEEF. stead steady
sH2a India s4Ss
SaCtsa te 10 n PRE- ,E = Quoted
cut MEATs-Pickied bellies dull Quoted Smoking
bellies. 81 10 10. 5hc IL u. ID M 4sc Picked
shoulders. steady quoted 4Lc Picked hams. firm;
quoted SHqs&c Western green's 7Ac: Western p
7Hc city green's TIC. ;..... TAIIOW-Strong city.
4isc bid country. 4H04%c. .LARD-Easy quoted.
SO 80 city lard quiet quoted. 81 90 refined lard
steady; quoted South America. 49, Continent IS
Brazil kegs 81 10: compound dull; quoted city, arc;
Western 4&c....... .STEARINE-Firm Quoted: Oeo,
5&c city lard stearine 6G6~c.
RICE-Busness scattering and chiefly for the ac-
city dealers unchanged prices The feeling
steady the close. Quotations follow: Domestic,
TO low fair. 3hq3&c; fair 10 good. 4a.a5c:
prime choice 5SaGhc; head 6% q7c Patna 5d5isc:
do in bond. 3G31c japan. 4%q5hc; Java, 4Sg5hc;
Rangoon. in bond. 2h G3hc.
SUGAR--The market for refined quiet but
during todsys short session with prices unchanged
absence from London. which market closed
on account holiday Quotations follow: Dominos.
&c: cut crushed 57sc; cubes 5l4c powdered
and coarse powdered 5i7c xxx powdered SIC:
ard graduated and fine granulsted. SIC ganu-
fine granulaed 5i1c; confetti granu
ated SIC: 2-rb 2fb bags 5lb cartons and
bags 544c mould A. SIC: diamond a. 5ssc confecon
ers' A. 5Hc; Nos and g. 47sc; No 4. aisle: No D.
Axe: No g. Coo No !. 4tsc; No g. 456c No a. 4lsc:
4 No II. 4Ssc; No IL. 4.3c: Nos IL. ~ IL
and 49, 4hc. The holiday abroad put ouletus the
local market which. however. ruled generally firm all
day with rcfners bidding 4esc for 90 centrifugal
4Lc for muscovado and &c for 50 molasses
sugar close Asking rates. as has been the
for days past. fully 1-6c higher and the
impression quite general that should the London
market hold any announcement early In the week
renners would meet the Views OF importers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains NeN-kOik, foN OF Ctambefs-st~
as follows and nve minutes earlier fTe.n West 23d-n:
900 A. M.-Vestbuled Express daily Tor Bnghamtont
waverly Eimira Euffaic. 6rtdford Arrive Buffalo
p NJ Parlor Buff5,.
2;OO u. M.-Vcsbued imited-Fast mall daily. solid
train FOR Chicago. Cleveland 7:40 NJ, Chicago
g p NJ Sleepers c.ic~So. CleTeani and Cincinnati
Dining Car.
40 P M.-Buffan ans Cleveland Tcstibuled Express
dalv Arr, es Buffalo 7oh \. M Bradford 20 A. NJ.
jamestown 100 \. "a. Youngstown 02I A. NJ, Cleve-
land 10 30 T. S.-eLers Bufsc and Cleveland Cafe
Library car. -. -, -,
Waverly Chicago. ssepers to Horriallsyie Chicago
IN J' rs local TIVE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
| COMMoDATIONs a. III, il3 26i +oi and 957 Broad
way ~. Bowery East loths and 2i3 West l25th-
St. Chambers ana West 90 st fer.i:s iiewoYork aas
IS Broadway Prcok 122 Rver-st.
Uopoken and Jersey City Station. Ncw-York Transfer
Co calls fos and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21

influential but the quantity offered sale each
Duke prevented prices from mounting higher than their
opening ievei Al any time during the forenoon Heavy
rams reported throughout Kansas Nebraska and Mis-
souri, acted as the real foundation for heavnes they
SCI al rest all drouh which has been OF the
important bull points In the last Neverthe
ne storm had an eastward direction. II is quite probable
mat the entire winter wheat belt will receive much.
cool Some reports intimated that. spring wheat o.
ferirss TO arrive have become LIBERAL receipts
would soon show decided Improvement A review Of
the situation by Snow showed while spring wheat
outlook favorable the chances for steadily
lowering condition o. winter wheat from until har
vest Liverpool markets were closed. and Will remain
kes were 10 points wheat and from 10 to - points
higher on flour Berlin closed 50dI5 points lower. and
Antwerp unchanged The export business limited to
n half~dozen loads at the seaboard. The amount on
pas age. received day earlier than usual account
OF the Liverpool holiday showed 100000 bush decrealc
Australian shipments 10000 bush compared with
$4,000 bush the previous week. and II said that
the worlds shipments for the week would be about 1900
600 bush smaller than week No . red quoted
Northern Duluth. s++c to arrive b. anoat. on the
curb business quiet with July ranging from 1880
While the wheat market displaying weaker tendencies
during the forenoon. maintained steady
undertone light offerings and good demand from
shorts who anticipated another large visible supply
Monday. Otherwise there much feature
the market. and toward midday demands from shorts
becoming less urgent the market drfted on slightly and
business consisted Of 10 loads here and outports
and the amount decreased GioO0O bush No =
corn closed at Az gsl sc spot and 40hc TO arrive o
b, anoat. On the curb July ranged from Ss1zc bid
$3.50. closing at s. nc bid / o'clock OATS-The
market for oats was duh and featureless except for
steady underone. No oats closed al 3liic No oats
Oiac: No white. SOC: No white 34i4c: mixed
3i432c track white 3iG39c: No white clips 80 i1c..
RYE Market steady: No Western. GGc. and No West
York CARROTS BARLEY-Jarket steady: feeding 4ic
ana mating E4d46c. both c e Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, May 90 1899.
coFFEE-As usual on Saturday. business in coffee
futures slow. and radical changes in prices
evidence. After opening steady in tone at IN
banged prices TO decline Of points, the latter, in
sympathy with lower prices in European markets. the
rssrket showed little animation and important varia-
,,ons The close barely steady, net unchanged 10
futures reached but $500 bags.
IRE element control Of the situation
throughout session. but attention strictly TO the
Of struggling accounts rather than TO the
nvtfnr out The Brazilian markets were
ssaureless about steady in tone. The warehouse
soverent in this country considerably expecta
,l9n reaching some 10000 bags the bulk OF which was
taken from NewYork Receipts at primary points were
isN0 hays special CT le Havre stated that that
market would be closed Monday on account OF holiday
rvers were easily satisfied the market for spot Bra
,iian coffee which closed about steady in tone with
Tc st on OF Csc for invoice lots and 67s
lar iobbng parcels OF No Rio. The mild grades were
n fair demand fun former prices.
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
mas as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

ST. Louis May 20-Cotton steady: middllng. 10 ice
lon mddng SAC; good ordinary. i3-ioc net receipts
452 bales gross 1.342. shipments. 1855; stock. $500
Galveston, May 3J.-CottOn quiet; middling. l5-lOc
low middling 7i0c; good ordinary. i3-i8c receipts
$50 bales. stock. ~, $500 49,
baltimore May 2D-Cotton nominal: mddlng GAc
low middling 10 i6c: good ordinary. 3-i6c.
cepis $50 bales; 213: exports eoast~se. ioo
stock 1862 go. -.
MemI,his May 2O.-Cotion steady; middlng. 5Se: low
fpddng good ordinary, l6c. net receipts. l.V-o
bales. goss i425; shipments 1872 sales. 1000 stock
1875 9G6. ,,,,, 80, -
mddng IKE receipts 251 bales: exports coastwise. 302
sal stock. - 7l3
dIinx IL oc low mlddling 5hc good ordinary. 4sc;
recslnts ass bales: 10 Great Britain $500 10
france 48s 10 the Continent. 5643; coastwise 1C5;
sales 400 stock. 33s. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago May 20-The limited supply Of cattle to-day
were quickly disposed OF at former prices Fancy grades
81 95 and heifers - eoGst 20 bulls s3asi So
Western fed - eOGt5 4o Texans s4Qs5; calves
unchanged prices Fair choice 50 s5gsi heavy pack
ers So 60a{3 s2l mixed So 65af3 STA butchers s. 700
So 5 lights IS I09S3 92 pigs. 81 33a<3 IS The offer
ings OF sheep we're few 10 make market and prices
were pretty nominal Recepis-Catte. 800 head hoss
1900 head sheep, 1000 head -
Cincnnati May 20-HOgs active. strong. 50 2JGS3 30
Cattle strong $3q$5 90. Sheep stronger. 81 75gsi 10
Lambs steady 81 23G<5 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21
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NEW YORK CENTRAL.
HARLEM DIVIsIOa
Trains arrive at and depart rom Grand Central station


els A. NJ and 355 p ~ Daily. EXCEPT Sunday. to
Pttsheld: suEdays only at $50 A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices at ll3, 2Gl, ALB and ZIG Brosdway .
Union So, W, 235 Columbus 81 West l2oth St.
l25h st and i3sth ST. stations New YORK; ass and 72s
Fulton ST. and l04 Broadway. E. D., Brooklyn.
Telephone '270O Thirty-eigh stree for New YORK
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21

oOTTON-Even for recent apathetc times as 10 cotton
trading, to-day's market was extremely dull Prices
ks1ed scarcely The absence Of the usual public
cables from Liverpool CLOSED account OF Whitsunde
holidays and remain closed Monday have ex-
phined the exceptional inactivity. Cfcaly
the opening this morning was called dull at unchanged
prices The market worked within OF points
While showing generally steady undertone the weather
chart being unsatisfactory. showing clear weather
IN all portions Of the belt whereas rains
less generally needed Advices from private sources
particular unsatisfactory reported decided
injury 10 the plant through the proracted lack OF moist
ure; reported cutworms and grasshoppers con
frming The Chronicles report The total volume Of to-
days business the smallest recorded for weeks past
with the market at the Close quiet while the final figures
showed unchanged prices advance OF l point as
compared with the closing prices Of yesterday The abb
outside speculation marked; the local
contingent practically in control but they appeared
without positive convictions and preferred
Up old accounts 10 neglect OF operations. Mean
while Fall River accounts most hatering regarding
the conditions OF the cloth markets. which showed sales
for the week 10 have nearly doubled the production Of the
mills Southern spot markets about held their own. but
a factor OF influence.
The prices the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21

~ also states that acvices indicate that Dry
xtsthe has prevailed many districts OF the South
curing the week and that along the Atlantic ana 10 sec
IONS Of Alabama Mississippi and Southern Texas moist
s Claimed 10 be needed that absence OF ram has en-
Soee farmers IN Northern Texas 70 cultivate neins ana
~ southern Teyas the plant is doing wei geneIsy *
Sep N low localities. where rain Is neeoed Daine@e DS
ss~orns reported from portions OF Arkansas ana len
~ ano grassho"pers are said 70 nave caused INJURY
IN districts Of Alabama .
FLOUR AND TRADE-Trsde along marrow lines an
oSs. OUT IN the absence OF pronounced decIne IN
prices were maintained their previous urn pasIs
ep ssss was patents 81 gc4s4 20 WIN
~ sashts y 1SQx3 e.: winter patents ~ lops5, hpI.ns
Sea5s 81 eSgs3 lo extra No winter s. 90Sss' eve Eve
10 WINTER " eOds2 70 grade ~ GOpxl ~ ~ ~
DGl quoted: Good 10 fair, <3gs5 10, oholcs 20
,,Sncy - @saS3 80. ... .CORNMEAf<-SteAdy uuo,ea'
FH9h,,arleo s20S@s2 20. 20 brand BAG MEAL
2He. quoted Fine white &c fine yellow 95casl coarse
s.tIS... 90 FEED Quiet quoted: Spring pr"n Dun;
S"@so ~; acss . arrive 200 H. sf4sl4 p. axe ana
SACKS spot si5 5Oasl6 winter bran GIG Z3a
-, . latter white; fine SIS: mddngs, slGNxls; city
So jOas2s ' N''
'tAlN-WHEA T-Unloadlng by supporters or
ne market notably Ia Chicago together with more IA
escine at 81 Louis. paved the for uneettlsd
III, shd hnai prices partly &c net lower Occasicns'
oaseo on nervous covering by the local snort ere
gave interest 20 the market and afforded opportunity
.u.csSinl scalring operations both ways AZ sncn
' uhs buying power seemed TO be quite important ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21
DELAWARE, LAckAWANNA { Western
WEST Sf5ORE.R.R,

Trains leave Franklin ST. station, ~ T., - foilovs
and IL M later from foot Of W. &2f St:
i2,a5 p. 81, CONTINENTAL LIMITED Daily 70
Albany Syracuse, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Flue
Cleveland Detroit Chicago and 81. Louis Arrives
Chicago and So. Louis next afternoon. Dining Car
o,45 +. N. $50 m. later foot " t2d 81. Chicago ana
ST. Louis Limited. Daily for Utica, Syracuse, Koch
ester. Buiraio Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland, Chicago and 81, Louis.
7,3O r. NJ, Daily for Utica Syracuse Rochester Buf-
faio. Niagara Falls and Toronto -
S45 T. NJ, Daily. for Alba. y Utica. syracuse Rochee-
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. ceve-
land, Chicago and ST. Louis
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices. baggage
checked Hotel Residence by Westcott Express
c. f. IAMBERr. General Passenger Agent ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The -rbais
~ received at their Uptown Once. No. i2<2 Broadway
% door north OF sist st until oeock m advertise
received the following branch offices regular
ONCE rates until o'clock M viz: 2o4 shave, o.
22dst. i52 6ihave. i2th-st; Mays 6th-ivs
and isth 142 Columbus Wes 66th-st. .oS
West 42ds 6th-aye 90 East isth-st, 2s7 West
42dst between 7th and sth i59 East s7thst S3s
sd-ave between 10Th and mn sts LOS sd-ave
4istst: 55s 3d-aye. 2i0 PeecSer s25 Blee ker-g
zoos 3daye 2i0 East 70th-st: 1874 8d-sva 2e63 e.