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The People's vindicator., 1880-03-20
Publ4hsd Eyssy SATURDAY SAT /. Morning


sweet lcylI.lA," aided the youth, II
bad almost forgotten it-vhen thou
|aTE t91ely. ED, spoqk 0l1M&Ar
.V3DlLlA ?"asked tho maiden gpf.
0tM6d, goJ'h ,"A j eGoa III Ines0H
:: .':Ay yOyanlA," respoaled Iopaeol!
sss,a :as = sAy frs''nd'h' '' 'e!esl gaslst tAs'
"N51l14Ai. the maiden repsstad
% aDt6hilhment.
JoDtoi S00oDd. eoIf.0 HoTtoIcNIY
.:|!los :3o:t thoa e,,l know Alsri" asked ~
sIsYss;s 1ubposdtd th,nyouths ~
were elevel togethet q Tho, m1QpiqQ
Of noble 11n1ALOD-buc hest i
0oW laeD md Ne mnDt yeturu stoktho
meneton-Ahl maiden look not, %
oed:.::De Of god cheer aad co09de p
NOR .~FsN1ctit u sh rad
h paspectttllly lppginted Q kloD a
The vAlte hand end Ilsin4 arranged
~ oap911Hoo1bA04oo6 toe The
tesnc& 4he yeeoel sped tnpldly
4ub0o0 =. 's''esaes
|io 1l@l1 ~ 0oSSdl taojted
Ssee II Is 1ass.s 49,: = T. J 6!ll1et ~.
nsee apd boos(Vo4 Ale u J0l001od
mating hD 1oo1po-oot Mn th0
bost CGtuf0o6 % a. pl6f ~ - i
gently ceieod tho ~ oD1A0tDo-
Ing be eo0ge Vogo 11lo9ods st06eed hiD
eoo0deqQo n To 0laNo haQ 'p11hee
lnceeoo6d., 10 - Sorpriood 3 g
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25
A Home for His Mother.

Business called me to the United States
Land Office. While there lad appa-
rently sixteen or seventeen years of age
came in and presented q certificate for
forty acres Of land.
was struck with the countenance
and general appearance Of the hoy, and
inquired Of him for whom he was pur-
chasing the land. 80 @ ~! z
i"For myself, SIR" 'i1e efi
4 then inquired where he had rot the
money. He answered, learned it."
Feeling then All increased desire to
know something more about tho boy, /
asked about himself and parents. He
took seat and gave me the following
narrative ~ am the eldest of fiye,
children. Father is drinking man,
and often returns home drunk. Find
ing that father would not abstain from
liquor, ! resolved to make an effort jne
some way to help my mother and
brothers and sisters. got an axe and
went into new part of the country
to work clearing land, and have saved
money enough to buy forty acres of land
there"
Z. ''Well my good boy, what are you go
ing to do with the land ~
II will work it, build log house,
and when it is all ready, will bring
father, mother, brothers, and sisters to
live with me. The land want for nv
mother, whic0 willsecure her from want
in her old age"
"And what will you do with your
father, if he continues to drink?'
30, Sit, when we get him on the farm
he will feel at home and be happy, and
/ hope become sober man."
"Yonng man, God bless YOU" ~
BY this time the receiver handed him !.
his receipt for his forty acres Of land.
As he was leaving the office he said,
"At last ! have a home for my mother"
Examiner and Chronicle
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25
KRIS KINCLE.
THE BEGLE.

The air Is KEEN the life Is long,
The quick advance rings clear and strong,
The Zouave column chants the prayer.
The solemn wood that crowns the hill
Looks down and listens, silent, still
And Prussans wait us there,
Our Bugle Isl battleb bird,
That din of many fight has heard
Midst shot, and smoke and fire, and flame,
dc fits the wheel with cheerful cali. s
TO rally round where comrades fall .''
Brave bird no foe can tame,
Another order! bark the tone
oh never boider bird were known
lis death Of glory once again:
Your breath Of passion stirs the soul,
And courage rises to the goal.
Where foes too long have lain.
We charge at double shout and climb
To where the bullets bidc their time.
All now the PIussan sniders speak
We close in ranks, and now the cry
Advance with baY0nct, do or die
The wood is gained with Iouave- shrek.
\ lnsh. q panSr---oil Buglc struck .,
\ moment only--X0uaye pluck
B Gives never in to nught but death.
Then, sounding high mid strife and cheer,
tnconqueled notes, and always near,
The Bugle breaths its passion.breath.
And though with breath the red blood CLOVIS
Yet blast on blast the bpele blows;
His hand clenchcd round with iron will
He puts oil death some PAGES yet,
And pressing back each foeman met,
The brave old }ugie leads us still
All there upon the turf at last
He lies, but, still the bugle.blast
Rings shrill from blood stained lips that press
Disdained, stretched Oh CORY ground,
Guarding his Bugle-still the sound
Wells forth, and urges none the less!
And now upon his elbow leant, .s ~.
He sees the Iouaves backward bent
On ground where all his blood has run.
Then--not till then--the Bugfe stops:
His task IL daue-,he bends, he drops
Defeat in death-,lcath nobly won.
From the French of Deroulede.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25
An Incident.

Human nature is curious study, The
other night at the Union depot one of
the depot hands, while sweeping out,
thought he saw a twenty-five cents bit
under one Of the benches. He went
down on his knees Immediately and COW
cred the piece with his hand. While he
was in this position well-dressed lady
tapped him on the shoulder and said:
III just dropped that"
What is it, madam" was the gentle
manly lnterrogatory.
~ think it was quarter,
He placed it, without further parley-
ing in her hand, and she tightly hold
ing it, went away. What was her dis
may to find it was a peppermint lozenge.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25
NO. liz

were scattered and the house left ten
antless forever. stg8 Il
This was Uncle Ned's story, told
through tears and with choking voice.
A sad story, dear reader, but it is re-
cord Of life and chance, deserving to be
recalled for the sake Of the lesson it may
teach us.--Point Pleasant West va.)
Register.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

1t is rnmored that Judge Billings will
be Judge Woods successor on the y. S.
Circuit Bench, in the event of the lat
ters confirmation as Supreme Judge. 1t
is also said that Judge Don A. Pardee
will succeed Judge Billings rs District
Judge.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

An American lawyer is now Attorney
General to the Sandwich Islands. If in
two years he doesn't own the entire
country and hold the Kings note for u
large sum, he is no credit to the Ameri-
can bar.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25
Merry Christmas!

Certainly the big folks have also splendid chance to
make the most of my present abode in the way of Holiday
Presents What for instance acceptable than Dur.
rable Silverware? WRITINGS Where can you find such
endless assortment Of articles in Toys Fancy Goods
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

A Georgia young man asked his
sweetheart if she had ever read "Romeo
and Juliet" She replied that she had
read Romeo, but she didn't think she
had ever read Juliet. Next.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

It's funny to hear the people of PhiIa-
delphia calling for all honest election and
an honest count, when, if they had no
beams in their eyes, they could find so
much to complain of at their very doors.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25
Nouched For.

The Morning Mail, Lowell, Mass, tells
it's readers, that "Warners Safe Nervine
is an A No. l remedy for headache, nell
ralgia and disordered nerves, and that it
is vouched for by hundreds who have
tried it,"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

Ben Thompson, famous desperate,
has been elected city marshal Of Austin.
He promises to reform and perform his
duty zealously.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

1t is said that one preacher at the re-
cent session of the North Georgia Confer
ence reported his salary for the year as
SAG and another as Sl30. The first has
family, too. Cheap preaching.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

South Carolina has fourteen thousand
more women than men, and Texas has
fourteen thousand more men than women
and a Texas paper proposes that the wo-
men emigrate to that fair land Of prom
Use @
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

Wood and Willow Ware, Crockery
and Fancy Glassware as at WIT
TING's? But when it comes to Fancy
and Staple Groceries, | blush for my
country to think that WRITINGS
Choice Hams and Flour are going SO
fast that ST.. LOUIS has to put her best
foot forward to keep up the supply.
Groceries at WRITINGS are going with a
Christmas rush, citizen. And if you are
going to lay in a stock Of Christmas Or
any other day comforters, don't wait till
the last minute. | will esteem it an es-
pecial favor if all Of my friends inspect
and purchase WRITINGS WARE.
Yours forever, p ."..
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25
RODt. Z. Hereford. VI. D.,

OFFERS his professional services 10 the citi.
~ l"us of Baton Rouge and vicinity.
UfHcc-Coguer Lafayette and Florida streets
BoHeea2e Building. ReSideHCe--Africa street,
between st. Ferdinand and ST. Louis streets.
Refers by permission TO DR., I. j. Burlington,
ZION. \ Heron. Andrew Jackson, VIM, Garig,
Rev. Dr.. Goodrich Major W. i, Cluverius and
Messrs. Courier 4 McNair.
Baton Rouge, January 10TH $50.
Having known DR.. HEREFORD for many
wears il affords me pleasure to recommend him
10 the citizens of Baton Rouge, as a gentleman
and physician, entirely worthy of their conf.
.dence. Qanl1.1yl TH0S. j, BURLINGTON.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

4 man can get along without stitch
in his side, but patch on the pants is
often stern necessity.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

Gen. Schotield will be assigned to the
command of the Department of the
South, with headquarters at New Or
leans.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

A night gown is nothing but a nap
sack.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

BY the explosion Of an oil stove {
handsome s., 900 hotel was destroyed by
fire at Lake Charles. .....t.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

At Lick Branch, Texas, two brthers
in law Dock Pitts and McGee, engaged
in bloody fight resulting in the death OF
both parties.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

A discriminating public will patronize
merchants who have faith in Printers
Ink. .-a .
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

Plain and fancy printing is speciality
IN the Capitolian Office.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

EGO to Pixies Hall tonight, Boys.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

M Nj, GAklG, Forwarding and Commission
w Merchant, dealer III plantation supplies
ana general steamboat, purchasing and t0IIe6-
ton agent, Front street.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25
LOCAL DIRECTORY.

ROSENFIELD, dealer III dry goods, ready
~ made clothing, boots and SHOES, hats and
caps, all OF the latest styles
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

AIRS. c. MAILLOI, Third street, dealer in
vi Millinery and Dry Goods, Trimmings, No
-InMs &c.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

MANUEL RODRIGUEZ, Lafayette street,
vi manufacturer of Choice Cigars.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25
VOL. 3.
ATTORNEYS.

n &. BIRD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. win
~. attend promptly to all business intrusted
TO him. Office ON Convention street, between
Third and Church streets Baton Rouge, La.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

III SLANG, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
IL. Al Law, Donaldsonvile, La. Will prac.
tice in all the courts of the State OF Louisiana.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-25

A NDREW JACKSON, Cotton Buyer, and
~ dealer 10 groceries ana Plantation supplies,
northeast corner Of Man ana Third stlects,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31

~ -'t1. > .l". 80. $3.50
ASH lu moderate fc,'iu. POS t8c I"> G'
HFr~ A steady. u'teh d. .t Western ali southern
2.
H!DJ. 'fl>- Ql'rt. ai"1 .t. g. iI'r' .ri ~i"it
Erfsu. lh..-t TOO f.rr... toH0. J. .l.
GosI 800 ti1."t. fu@2c tri.uJ. o." I.i hft -tt and
Crs,Ac!. trI'.
Hi lL'iN" AAIFEI Az if'rT- have c'n'rii. t w. *
ana rleeIlr: tadc mo.cif-. stf. ~ rool. IatG og-r
Lilr vcIh cement a" "v' iimi.l ttiI ,tctdy.
ttougIi oif moderately .ctN" ~ quote. b,k--il1io-.
y lt4f-. .5f - p. ft'nt--is.k >l3r- 81
Hrouns -7r' ,cm ni 20 ,r' P'' d.. ~ 10 ron
pH- ,d - p LINE i'rs .fn. t"nir"l 4 RnIf -.
s 20. STATE "'F'.r i"' ,"h.h = -. l'i f'i,l
Q % lti 81 Lumber ,-icfn. ~rifrr -lY0-Il 10
Random Co.. ~uet ais White flnc SIS n-f
West India oiiif BoHf!~ Veto" PINE ltduioh
oarroes about .2f 0>tc ucr 80 o'.fr 'ateoes e-'H
81 so quiet 40 81 toto lUi. iot"tL per Src
CAMILLE, o,net ID, changed ~p.uu 4,a2Gc. . Patent.
~, Do. ...,.-.. P4,,11. ~
"a
r0Al 900, movement is crorruhcr, rcfo rcd prices
.i., u. .a,'. B.. ,r. ,,,a,.. .--l l. G, An
-. =, M 'f., !. -.ft 10. flvcr,.nI Hons. annual
-, %. Io ,,-e .l. ,..ti, -, -,1.t
p. T." 'tt.,, -, i.,,i- SEA-. ~ sr, .,.. -
"a 1900 e,rr,cv l. isr IN ma Hf Northumberland Dt.
a. 1.44f -. v.-t Nfrn4 60 tuuiJer liut Tlo.diol
e,t.le'.rf. d = t5D.. 30
rfDpT, IN ~Tls-f. Trade s'fN moderate. lIIc.s
a., sty .I,s,s Sis,L, 81 ri.- heads - 7oo{ 10
- II. =. 3 .l. a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31

-. ,.,,;.t,ea but in the main only IN nslgnh-
h...' ',,,rrts Generally tho market lalIeu ~ to
'tlI ~, ,ic hotter tone Of the share market III,
STU c,f,.,ls however. rose oer cent 10 ~, anu
, frnG,1 - sold mp to s57s sole "galns, - yes yes
iuo i, ibr Missouri. kau,Is and IeNaS Issues
- o,l, IL higher tlan yesterday li'
~, +.,l. AT 1925 and the secohos
-. l-f e. c. and l. { inst assorted VIZ
81 ,,. eli ti-hcr nj S2l4 but tie incomes at %
J. I, ,,, cont lower. Mo'1.c and ONO mrs, droe"
49,, r,, b. d., tcr cent to IA Canada Sou'h'ih"t
and ~ I5lis and Iron Mountain first mcomc' M
90 ,."',,i, steady. Metropolitan Elcyaied h'~'N
80 80 100 ,,,. J., lower. ~. Peal sinking and' were
n;-I ~ ana strong at III. and -. Paul auq sioux
Cif, hr..s io-c from lO4 - iV'% l"t 'lr lI'',i
o,a IT,, .tule fr-tS sold al lo4's an o@hs ana
p,r.f. incomes declined L. I'r cc. q ~ -
rhc Sub Treasury 10 day nl1ei f6o'.zo' o nai
.r,c. ,,4,. ND hy gains Of o13.JbS c"iIth't "".t
60 30 COM This makes the total Ehn HIhCo
i..t I,r.lYy rS29. go Money TO-DAY W. posi-
tI,cl, stringent. and while many OF thc Na'I"ndl
I,rks hay, marked mp .heH rate TO per cent the
.,,,,.,r, fc al the Stock Exchange to-day was
. ,,.r cent ana lte COMMITS ON. Loans were maze
n. Inch a. Jfs. and at the close money was
sfil tu dcrald with none offered. Inc poU"s'l c
cyeharg,- are rs last quot I'd. The United = Us
Irs,.rrc. ~ Washington to-day rcce yea - l"'VOV
In National bank notes tor redemption. me GUS
IONS l,,'. were SGjf 600. and the uteTn4 rev
cnue rocoipfs were $4,000. The Clearng uouse
etater.nt for TO-DAY Is a. follows: ENcuahFes'
Sos 7Gl COS balances, S6,7i9,33l. he tI"u>a'-
ton. e. the sub lTea-1Tv covered; h'celp'S'
81 800 1~2; payments. S>"i,"l ~, oGGc "''
nree - 49, ..JG2 coin balance NlO3,3Ji"Uo.
The bus.ue~s in foreign exchanges IS checKed nv
the striuccncv in the money market mt Id.eN are
stradlcr 0n tl,c basis of the following quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31

sTAiNrr
od Ordinary - i,ls n l:,s i Kidding

o.., o..,.... ,, 9IAITfs. ,,,aatnr 12Ia
Stnct Good ordinary ',ii'iia Mcdlins liza
closing firm a. Gcgm' o = IGk 9
l2-30l2s7 Nav. - ssel3g5 'une .",1 ~
. 7sGIl Tolay. coenr l1ce--MlIch la7- 1r.
i55o Nav. l2g6dI - sune. - I4@ !a'.. lug NIX
August. 1891 -cptenleI l31l5rI' 11l.1TI II, rrs1af =
soe e orders, ie rnee- o. Rings saa h., ;1 an
- Ann 80 Ma ~, ,,-' D r. Ncy.Yl.ai -.
D.csmec Iaau.Ty il .1 ,..,,r. ana QUINN being
the only cyc,p' o1- Pa thc.' ls' M l'' f.e yl 30
80 NV refined bory. llell 'r c,m''or oc' AlcT,'
800 70. leiDnr ots Nophne 81 55r-' -.
Cmnlne s l'9Ss ma. per e., ' ~ F,af ~ c.r,do ="
"a ia % ren1rrr,I i nn'c iu t,l 75d
y 50 IN gas S. l2tgsS 80 40 SENECA Root
s 3 len65@;
M ., s1 n" more ifcey offered aud 300 hi,
= 80 Vim some ezra lci. 4, heh =; 90 G3od 81
shore and vented at 5 Goa dnn Geo,eea ia 1@
pc9rT and . hTn o I a4ge Scala d
AND . nos. r eEro, and the ob5ne irade
ccn6noi mainly 10 -n parcels for inmed Z" wants sales
Raif , f' ws, 3D. his snpSldnc a 5oG - 90
Zoo bHls mnnes'Pa extra. s5o - 2j for the whole
range Of jhe saIrs. 300 Db.. were for eTu-rt;
9go25lon' ou6 N1 +. fa4 rrTa si5;e s. as 80.
t545ass Common % Extra Round Hoop ONO 81 81
a. 90 cool 10 Cho.ce de. sGas7 % Nruns-oI. Cem'
sHer' KuA 70 70 49, 2 9 6s , 20 s4s7 ~ 81
r.' on GOe Z. FAR @T F2a '' s. Gs 20 fa to-
~ 81 RY fL91 4 %n qerm TS '', 1o g,
100 DPS %" "eS'oin' - o' u"0''" 81 e.
ne eG WIFI eFRrITs-Farv active in ,ob,ine ots
md Ifis -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31
ILNr .rncK MAnA.r,-aY rnLalNAPH-

BUFFALO March 30 81 Arl1F- Hccrint, TODAY l'N h'F
total ;hc week thus fIr 6noo hcaa III" iae T'i' w.,
g. flr0ugN - - iif fhft
du except Extra sIle- ~ Ixra ~teer' o x
Good to IIo.cc. - 5'6- $50 30 ~"
Medium OJa 10 40 Light Brt'hers - 4'1- So SOCK
EN-. luI Foe p - duh and lower: sl.e- ~ if~. 49,
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts tOuav 70 head toia iot
the week thus iar. b~O' .eo ~ The same mo lar veeN
l3 200 head sod through care. market ~tif Al
yesterdays prices saeeof Fair 20 Good Western sheet ~
$685. 80 Choice. - 1870 20. IKU3, I'D 70 ave age
aku .rexpor 90 70 fG SD Fair 10 Good Western D." p
- 5u0S1 . remain uuspld 49,.
tcceut- today loo head tofa toI ne wek thu'
ar. OGO for the time last week $3.50 .sd
cOn-Irurd through. = mar,et-hem1nd ana one ihkr
light of Good lokrrs 90 II SJ0ti 9'i n Kei ..ots
and Medium amt n eayv GRADE - Iod
gp Fair Ends, - as4 So Pigs - 33aS4 iOs best
grades dlspo ed ~ ,
o. lori-. March 30.-BOGs-Cprnci strong but 3 ak
gafinor 81 26 01i - Parking 80 o
az Butchers 10 Fancy, - 300Si 90 receipts 'oVO
head Shipments 400 head
CAruF- Active higher or Prime o. Fancy - ers
drove Loo Oh brough 40 go thocF 20 ihcY
ln0c from - - go Good 20 Plim" II envy, -3fN'2Ui
oier grades unchanged receipts Loo head shi ne ts
900 head -
~urep-Trm and UNCHANGED 90 avcrsCe brought 20 10
~ 81 Is: he X n average - 81 G&' Hpi receipts
1000 head, shipments. 800 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31

....-... rt,,.t Sr0.ac. Grind. -r.ul 81 O1r-f '
'..', e.. ~ r,.If X. q ..ri.I .n.
-t.,. w" ,,,.i. ,.i.,..... .N ME-. 80 fI.s
- -. itt ,'.t,,, ~ . p. p ,r.t I'd. 4 .. .. D.
La'a ''" 'l' .N"-'' ~, .'' 49, d.. I'D. .....|
a. az .r Apiii @. ''t 3D. .f .t. Ie
PAIN --N n, ,. .,,. ...... -..+....,. I'D.
Figures: 1It'' 'ft -.'- ,s All ar
~ H. .'' g. -" D. ,r.l .o ... .. .. 3D.
fi"''-' . '.i.. ~ i-,.n,. I'd. ..r f.tt
~ "i.,.I -l -,-., ir I...e D.. ,,rct % I... l
' i,'l. ,....- ,.,a r.ie Ilr be-. Irt I.lI.
v,1 o.. ,-a io'oI oee. c. in.i-n % p. ic.
~ ~ ', .,.-,.l. Il ...f-.,. naI II tu0-.
~ ' r'' t-,'f,. boz o., aI.-eucc
~, ., ~. IL" ',,t.sc.... .irnt. ,rI.r
.,..,' ,-..., = -i.'' ,..lr.. 81. ..r. Ee
t'p /, .seei ,.t, y,r. -' s,. pIi. iIl 500
- a.. BE-. TO-. ,,-. 1I...,I ... lirt I..u ...l
' '..,,., ,....,
l",' ti'5 i, , f,.n. 70 .',, '"i.i. nix.
,o" 81 '|, ,,-t.t .'.- L.,...t .. ..-i
~
rot.G- Market SLIGHTLY in burcr. ..
i.'' ,,' ~ ,.t d. G..ii l.. .a. ,.r,., .lI .r i.
I,-, -.l.- 20 tIl- ClI t... -p1;.
o.....t -nr-ll 90. .-tt me- Iast Gait 80.
.othinc dome u % IONS. IIlrI '.r, ~il tn
Il.if b.. lrit sale uuc,a. ,cI ufrc- t.uH vi IT'D
o.l05u. i1fraio. 81. Packet. -Il .o7tl5. CTS .ta
Irf.s Moss .-ls "a .Fiif HAMS steadily %. .ar
i5on'r qa.tri sl5 5oo7i-...... trr SOD tI- 10
1870 e.i'.,l ~ STEADY prices: sales. 81 %
p,t,ci "ri'.. so-asrs hokcd ..,r.. 81. r.
i,.'i.t f,....- oil.. -r1,..l Ifirla Oc
I.,@ t.l IT,. Snort ti,ar 7".. Long aut ~hnl. DI...
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nof 'crF active - no H4l'"t iri' . h' .'' iN
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. Co.. ODD ~f4r Batter about lN
i-cI uu ana q.oai what manual tnourh
ti,y give WhatriDl rnof' "n job BRING bore N't
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i-'''' any extent 9""i srs ..-rrrn
-t,t. taI.. and p,H. Western Creamery.
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., Ian a., .u,I al l.. + 10 ft .ipI.. ~ 80
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rr rt e. Ia s'.-
Frankfort Ie.cinnarSs..-.. Y!@g w. ..as@ s3s
H. London the day seems To have been active AT
TIE stock Exchange, If We may lnd9e by the nuc{1a
and closed 40 9ols for bctn money ana account.
United States bonds are h CHER; the Is 4 per cent
at 1854 the 4l2s J. per cent nj Hoo, and the Is
3 per cent at los & American railway
15eia To- I5S. Ere dcc'iqcd from 4574 80
447sa iJlf. and second COnsos fell from 81 To 93.
iiiiuoi. Central was J. lower at 40, and Heading
was d lower NJ Sole; AtI,nuc and Great Western
fr~tS advanced from 623, 10 81 a $50 and the sec
ouds rose from 26l4 to % Bar silver was quoted
Isl. lower. az 12ls per ounce The Bank OF Eng
land gained $4,000 bul ion on balance. In Pans
French per cents advanced from 50 10 to SD "a
S3I2l2 sight exchange en- London Hsing TO JOS
ihc gross earning Of the Louisville audNashVilc
Railroad are reported as follows:
a r o Gt Neron 5 f }357q Inc me- 3s
The following i, the comparative sta cement Of the
business of Tie Houston and Texas RAILROAD Com
pany foI the month OF ebruay'
Gross corning. .....~ seti.si5 s.7.79I Inc ssl47G
'S t tsa 1I s...... s5 IrSa35 LIZ 255i
The rc.co,s of nour sud grain no the principal
Atlantic ports tins 30th Gay O. March were:
rom ,o. "s it,5 r'o so F a5s, n2 sri
E Sa s1 sg. sl.5S s.$ s5 5000 le7
I've G..i $500 @0.6 1000 .,...
I1 15'a, . .... aiHi5.5 4a56.s 25.0,5 1905
The FOB. owing were th receipt. end shipment, 40
AID nom CHICAGO and Milwaukee to-day:
czss S''. is.gs-e cac1sa n,,--,
Tioas o..s...,... Ans 10000 s.9as 1850
Wa Wat 'a'a s a.e73 la5o S sa43s 1852 1913 1913
s.. ..: an. Az. .# "a. ia. ' a. "A.
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ETHIOPIAN MARKETS

HAVANA March 3O.-~pansh gold 23l = sugar auiot
bat steady. LXclanse active and hrmeg.
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Receipts the week, - 5 pkgs.: ia-f week. 30 q
PIGS corresponding Woch ast yeir. --'li lae- DO" oc
H.ci alN,F comes Will Pastor i, i.l Oh
trrsI the get J., au and uri Gfo,sT,a.GI DE-
t.fiers Ola alud W4,h
Ter work
plr T4cre h. demand foI DuDn and epp, lrsr,
cept ~ gf"ty rriucrf prcce ami cannot De 0pc
they vii. srl - low as hcu- egg Qrotauon'
peuuSNYd1z D. p ,Guose. .. 90 a70
Weston itr-l q u Duck It a.