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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-10-28
coLFAx. GRANT PARISH La, SATURDAY OCTOBER 28 1882
For Congress Fourth District.
Y. G. BLANCHARD,
HOW IT CAN BE DONE.
OF Cadda Parish.

The sugar Planter says our advocacy OF
Gen f. +. Nichols as the next Governor
of Louisiana, is patriotic. generous, ETC.. /,
but that our choice does not stand tire
ghost Of show with the ''ring leaders. -
Aye, aye, Uncle Harry; we twig your rack
ct, and gave it careful confederation at
the outset We do not propose to ask the
"ring leaders about it at all. We believe
Nichols to be the choice Of the best citi-
xens of the State, and that they will unite
to elect him in the teeth of the sfring lead
ers.r With the consent of our worthy
uncle, and without regard to the ''ma-
chine,' we propose to stick to our man
through thick and thin.--Colfar Ckromicle.
And we still contend that you are
"barking up the wrong tree" If man
of the stamp of Gen, f. T. Nichols or
Alcibiade DeBlanc could be elected in
these degenerate days, none would sup
port him with more ardor and zeal
than ourself. But it is useless to fight
against impossibilities. All the vapOr-
ings of North Louisiana-aye, even of
all the country parishes-will avail
nothing against the labors Of the ring
masters of New Orleans. Those free
and enlightened citizens want, and will
have, public officers to suit themselves,
caring nothing for the State in such
matters. Men must be had and re-
tanned who will do their bidding and
no other man or men will stand tho
ghost Of y chance at the "public crib"
Knowing this thing, and having seen
it illustrated, we despair of ever seeing
again any naan of the character OF Gen.
f. T. Nichols in Office in the State of
Louisiana.-B. r. Sugar Planter.
Uncle Hyalns is level headed in his
estimate OF the worth of men, but we
think he is rather shy Of "taking the
bull by the horns" notwithstanding
his erudite article about sscourageous"
aud independent" country newspa-
pers. Now, we don't blame the old
gentleman for taking things easy =
but, as he is a wheel-horse in the
business. we would like to gear him
into the team that is to pull Francis
T. Nichols safely through the next
gubernatorial campaign. And. since
the pot is beginning to bubble right
smartly we will take Uncle Harry into
our confidence aud tell him hoic We
think the end can be accomplished.
Mind you. this is sub rosa; listen,
but dol't give it away
In the nominating conventions it
is customary for the New Orleans
delegation to run the machine to suit
themselves. There being little or no
unanimity among the country dele
gates, this is an easy matter if the
city chaps are not divided among
themselves. We propose that the
"rural" delerates cnme up united
upon one man. If that man is Gen.
Nichols, then we think the country
parishes can safely count on rein
forcements from New Orleans. When
the convention is organized, ii the
Nichols men are assured that they
arein the majority, let them act with
firmDess and decision 10 securing
control of the assembIage, and allow
no trickery to dispossess them. In
case of contested delegations let the
convention determine the quali6ca-
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-10-28

If You take any pride IN the infln-
ence and power wislded by Grant
parish. don't fail to come to the polls
on the .7th OF November and vote for
Blanchard for Congress-.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-10-28

The beautiful crimson blush, the bright
sparkling eye, . clear intellect-are 30 Of
ten wanting among our most lovely females
ana whyf Because they are sufEering from
some peculiar, lingering female complaint
A sure. safe and effectual remedy, is Eng
lish Female Bittsrs.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-10-28

Browns IRON BrTTERs
is guaranteed to be a nom
Intoxicating stimulant, and
it will, in nearly every case,
take the place Of all liquor,
and at the same time abso-
lutely kill the desire for
whiskey and other into<i-
eating beverages.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-10-28

Bishop Robt Paine. senior bishop
OF the NJ. E. Church South. died at
Aberdeen. Miss. on the moning of
Oct 10Th, aged So years. A noble
spirit has gone to rest.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-10-28

Browns IRON BITTERs
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, indigestion,
biliousness, weakness, debil-
ity, overwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, &C., and it never
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-10-28
10 Khiskey!

BRowN's IRON BrTrERs
is one of the very few tonic
medicines that are not COM
posed mostly of alcohol or
whiskey, thus becoming a
fruitful source of intemper-
ance by promoting a desire
for rum.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-10-28

For aged men, women. weak and
sickly children, without q rival. Will
not cause headache. Browns Iron
Bitters.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-10-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Late Parish Court. Parish of Winn, State
of Louisiana. 81.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-10-28
BENZ. p. GRAFTON, STORY b LApD.
HALBERT 4. PAINE,
Late Commissioaer Of Pafents
p "A II e N It 8.

PAINE, GRAFTON 4 LADD,
Aftorneys-af-Lasr and Solicitors Of Amevioan
aud Foreisa Pateafs.
ll2 FrTrH STREET., WAsHuxGros, D.. c.
Practice Patent Law in all its branches
in the Patent Office and in the Supreme
and Circuit Courts of the United States.
Pamphlet sent free on receipt If stamp
for postage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

OCEAN FREIGHTS-AH rates were weak and insi ances
were again limited .... LIVERPOOL steam $4,000
los. a 2s cd 55OO Cheese Dos 300 ties Beef 3s
SeO Be- eiorsT SEED l5s 81. zoo tons HEAVY Goods
los 81 27oo Dale Goo SOi ton se't 900 SACKS Flour
q 81 laloW los Lard l5s rs Cd; Oh cake. los
9d 1000 boxes Cheese 25s tos Beef 81 81 as 3D.
goo sacks Flour U.s. Sdgd'sj 100 ho Flour Is l0d
goo tons Measurement Goods lbs. GLASGOW.
EsooS; rs Sd 1900 sscks toaf Ia 81 a r. a. 966
bbis "a "a: 40 tons Measurement Goods i5s
Cake, IS. "a. Hops, sT6L- steam Grala
noted 5 lq s. s Ss2 sa3as Flour E rs Ga Bacon and
s5s Cd Beef As ca; PORK. IS Cd oil cake IL Sd
4NTwERP. steam Grain quoted 4s.G4 I'D Flour quoted
fsnOw !os Beet Is 3d. Pork g. Sd Oh cEe i7 d 'O
g. c6Dcsc s6 TailCT rs Gd Por "a iP Id Is i
Take 2os LkITH by steam Grain quoted sd Flour,
~ 50 Talo'e 22s ga Beet. ca Pork s. Ga on Gake
quoted 81 Eoai IS per 61L and IL Cd per ton Bacon
s. 90: OiI cake us sd. Measurement Goods
eAsIE sieam Grain quoted I'D foq Is per 69L and
low. gjs. Beet 5s Pork Be- 81 a.: Oh cake 10 "a;
German GaIE 500 O6ls Refined Petroleum private
N, "a, A4 ~ OaiT s'126 Sl' Fo az I
Norwegian bark 20 arrive. 1900 Dbs Refined peroisnm
from Baltimore 200 pbS DO private terms APAN.
lily EKPOOL British bank heuoe 8 900 bbs Napntla.
e 90 90, CORK FOR QkDEks, British bark, z4og bbis.
Grain quoted a. 4.d per quarter. THREE INSIDE
T0DacCO as. American
tons General Cargo az MAIANZA- schooner 3-S
t0us Philadelphia Hoops, ana Empty Hogsneads,
e 10 American bark 6a3 TONS Coal I'll Hoops. 81 and
Casks g. 10 HAVANA schooner, 443 tons Coal = 90
Hoops - and Lumber, s5.-.--.A OKlH or HATIEkAs,
fcLO0aeI TONS CieutuegOs ..--CA IL
JEAAS. schooner 3l4 tons, L.m Philadelphia, private
Terms and back with sugar, 40. asd Moassos -, ..
tAOUA. schooner 81 tons. from Philadelphia Coal, -;
Hoops a. and Casks 81 10 brig 5lS voyage aud
PACK WITH sugar IS -.CIENFJ EGO-, schooner 3l2 tons
ICm PAAadrip h4A and back VITA sugar, - b2l2
LAlBAHIkN, Two schooners from Philadelphia aud back
Tith Sugar r5---sf JOHNS y. b. DI1g 2o6 tons hence
with General Cargo $4,000
OILsIr.d stu prices a. before. LD-ecd Goa
f2C. and Prime Lard d sales
u alp Ortanco 40 New Bedford
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady pVd quiet- Cerifc4tes
T,1i Eehnec here ana in B-tiH~re 4o. "a huadei-
fbAs Cases. ll0lZi4c. o.
Y act NHphtlh. CSC. Certificates felOfrsc
Arnoic follows Market opened 10 a H. United - 80
&C. ~ 81 d. n. tach 81 &C. IL u &C., ll.,u
ssies - C. ~ o. sales 81 20" l2s5O. slsi al 'rc
~ D. H. 7aI.s ~ sti a., aaes, 81 70. $50 y M
D. H., ~ s0Sl &c. highest 49,. lowest me setels
epuoh. Ami szsc 90 May. sa5sc. DO june -oc. july
t7esc] cHtefs Crnce oquyaeE $1,000 DDA. tOtsl Tor
LAG month, o415OV DDiAj acreage 5l,5z5 bbs United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

The large receivers Of Cattle durng the Week we're Morris
EitgtI 1888 head, l. e. j. NHAc 4bbt Aelu z. bulI-lI. 10
30 head T. G.. Eastman, 1854 head, Jo-, h 500 head
Meyer & kecensriu, 572 head; IL. dcr"r JIl heal, j.
-b ImberR a co. BOO head; Newton & |ctt 5t- bead, %
Hppe $50 al. Cody % McrncIson ID head o. j..
Lindsay 8-l head. Levy Coz aI- head D. H. ~t".uIh 500
he'd. l-amue.s. 9s1 head, J.. IS. Nosa 2-5 bead
sales al Jersey Clir-H WesthrmorSr Dutg, Watkins
Co: II Steers 2Is 3D. al ~ 8c % b' ia DO In
30 % Il lsc. 800. a. . o.,
Lew 4 Nav Tor selves 3 Illinois Steers 1870 hi az JIG,
81 D. ZZdo I2gl p 40 ID c l5 o., lt-C ~, 90 ~ ~ d.
lbs. H. gc j. 90 lao H. ~ iic lt do llf' r. %
IL .c do lUB a. .,c: lI16 r. a. lie, and onc
per head. dO ItG ID, H lc, y DO l3j D., 40 lD'c 10
do JsO n, tui2r 100 do, l,u4r p, 10 lu+c. 49,.
n IauieTtach Tor r. Nogel IIluois Steers. l,3tl
al ~ 30 Der %. - Zl6 800 H do, l,44D
hi IN ~ 81 ~ do "a o. ~ 80 Juc pei head. ~ 10,
nos NJ 90 80 per head ~ do. Il3I ~ az 81 lt
eWtOu x tilrit Tor and II ohio steers 4-
r. at u c 50 D. " per head for vs. r. ~tprrr ono
-fes Is4 o. II -C 80 D. d0. l.ZlI d. az U. hu1
90 Der head Tor IA. A. liegIick son: Illinois steers
l4.S d. al 22c 81 h. do. lao 10. 40 -lc 800 l4tp 3D.
al I.4.c DO 800 p al l2c d0 1850 % Ht l2r. dO.
$50 n u lla4c o. M 80 %, l3li b. 10 lIr .! DO 1o
~ at lc 10 DO l4O4 H. al a. ~ less DOC per Gsld do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Tor the week ending Monday, Haroh IL, Iss2
ouoIAuoSs or Bzkyrs TO-DAY.

EEVES-RrceDr~ Yesterday All today we've % car loads
against 72l head -t Monday The arrivals tae past week
the corresponding week last The course u iae
kei Wa unusually steady ron Inc hiSl %" ' N"H,y
qu.rement~, ana t hard strqs on DE pit Of NJ selling
week. Exporter, were not opeiaHg very freely ana me
thrr yus1 mess IN TACT the butcher who Ayd me smallest
estnor wi2 a%a} az 1t i IA y @ az meat 'a m, '
4 ave 3v snd G-o9er made some elrj TO- prevent
heavy supply of cattle Jlis wgee an We, ne myoTaDle
encourage than il has been Tor tue past Zen DAYS
of ned 6ut Of these ~ car load Mes,l,
stern Mezgrr yesterday on mreln over Chicago cost
krd by the rep rts 100 We'd
marfe which opened early was active About al
the cate were sold by 1890 la,e train Of cars
ystred Sold and weighed before p ~ -ar- we're
@ r 't General opinion TAI Common to Fir Caita ad ICED
strong e per u ana %oGi u Primt 40. , aYout
Texans from ~ sold at 5asc 10 dress % ID som
and me asc for very Common to Co &c Native steers
manly Chicago, from Ioc to dress 50 b. 10 lzc 10
the oneIing,, single droyer selling $50 adj below lie
There were AZ Gohst only 30 carloads a'-cr De.
dqctine from me- rrcspS Sd ,aLs ier t , bon
10 arrive on 4In aDo[e c3 i SsyaI I, lot } IN
cattle were wantc. s.i fully strong
az tIe 6y r. On Gooi Gatte ana fahe more taa on
Light ami Medium graies few Selected steers won't 10
c customers dress 70, AM an extra lot
q Illinois Steers was bought by Ar .eemGt4 at
: e live weight. equal 10 l22c 10 dress ~ ID;
re aftle wore sold az he % 81 D. Common
down to nc 10 but the bulk of the sales at
llQllatc. 10 dress j60j7 10.
Mr. Eastman reserved 3oS head. mainly for exPorAton IN
Dressed Quarters Goldsmith rived ZOJ head o. ship
alive and MessTs D. TOfey CO. purChds q 100 head Tor
their ex trade. MT Goldsmith put ID 1--we cattle
on the Persian Monarch this afternoon. nut size VIII hardly
get tomorrow The ". omc to SAIL tom GROW.
takes out quarters of Beef and BOO Caa-c- 81 Mutton
for Mr. Joseph Eastman ANA 100 1--we sheep Wl Doe shipped
on the bark Mora bY Mcs.rs. LtlycTHt * Co MI !. G.
Eastman expects the steamer Lake thampitlu 10
morrow win i've Cattle but there doubts
about her sailing before Wednesday.
The shipments Cattle and Sheep and Dressed
Beef, Mutton and Hogs. A. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
LIVE STOCK NARKHr~-By TELEGRAPH.

Rrr ,t0 March Sc tTT-ueceIpt- today. loo head
tof9 Tor week -hs FAR head. Tor same time Last
500 hoId. c1nsgled through l7J 'lTs' mllAt but
Iu4 &c. higher. -ir-. -Xra steers. - - 49, h"'e,
- -ry%l Good shippers, - n1- ~ FAIR 10 Medium,
go .r Itr,t Steers --rg. Mixed Bu.cne = - 80 2
~ ~. ~toca-r duh AZ = 7. as -.
-ptF tNn LAMBS ErccIIt- today COCO head total FOR
ef. consigned through markc, dun and unchanged
and larse number held oye 81 %. Fair a. Good Ncrru
- 20 e. Fancy ~ $ 80 sci; no Lambs h"re.
ID,.--Rccclpts 700 heag. Ota for week thus Tar.
- head. time 5000 Ar e.,
THROUGH lie auf arfi an prices Ia aN A'd 10
do 4Oa -8 fn: Gsd Medium WEIGHTS - ''HS- j.. 10
Good Heavy here. Pigs, = So si l0 all sold
II Ions. March l3-fAlTLE- Receipts 7Ho head. ship
rnf lra demand rXcrc supply ara prices afrsfruhg
II-t L. shipping steers, az o. a'ayy TO tAput
~,,|r- 75u-G fc tive Butchers steers, - so 3 M
Good 10 Choice and Helfrrr $50 - ec;-d Heifers
s. 3 - 81 Texans. - - I"i Sockrrs - 3D.
Feeding St-cTs - JN1r'
sgfF- ecsipt. B. mo- head: sApm nts 500 het! market
steady mir demand FIR 20 Fancy Nuttou- -
Ho--~carce and higher Ilga 10 Good lcrsers. - 9Oa
20. Packing 80. Butchers 20 tancy-u tua i
Pigs l.'AD lir. d, Sd! urit-. head
CHICAGO March I3.-HJG--trcelpt- 900 hcah ship
4. Good NJ xed s6a$G 80; Heavy Packng ana shipping,
~ az 20. Light 80 1896 JJi akps and tu!. - %
C,rIIF-Eeceipts $500 head. shipments, loo head,
rar I've lOC higher exports, -o'd~5 -; Good
10 hoce Smppins - 6UuS6 l' Common 10 Fair - lOa
- ~ liked Butcher, - - - -, mainly - .Oa7t %
~iokrr, and Feeders 80 lOd 81 50; Light Cattle acc al
~atfF Receipt. 1900 head. shipments 100 head mar
krt WraA and l6ri SC. lower tlnr theirs, g lSg5G -
Common Medium, Sg 75a ass Medium 10 Good - q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On ana after January %, 1882
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York Via Desbro~se and CoraBd Stess
Ferries. follows
Harrisburg Pttsburg the Wesi aud south. With Pullman
Palace cans attached. at 4. 8 and daily.
YORK aud chicago Limited Of Pullman Palace cars IN
Wilhsmsp0rt Lock Haven m. p M CORY and Erie
at H. connecting az Cory for Iitusvs Petroleum Cen
tre ami the oil Regions
Baltimore Washington snd the South: Limited WASHING.
N Pullman PaTiOr daily.
10 Washington .. ~. Regular a "a.
$40 :, and ~, and - night sunday, and ?. 10
~ night
Express for Baltimore. except sunday I D N
For Atlantic CITY. III ouEh ear m except SUNDAY.
Boats o Brooklyn Annex" connect with ali thr0us
Jersey city anoring speedy dfect 81
tor Brooklyn travel
and 1910 p. m. daily Prom Washington and baltimore 6So.
$50 a M 500 $50 $780, and 1890 p ~. SUNDAY ssa
$50 m. a:35 and 1890 = From Philadelphia $50.
600 G}1 o. 30 $50 9:4O 1922 $40 M. 70 > 800 $50
tr0n : 90 : 30 9l5 40 aHd 1000 D. u SUNDAY 81
go $50 $50 II 10 m $50. 1885, 1II0 and 1870 D q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

nA1rr,,aF March l3-Cottor firm Miiing ll-isc Flour
finn Howard AID Western SuIrrl-e - p ~ >
d. Extra -ja< IS do Family = Ia- oO Ci'v Mills,
super - 30 - so 10 Extra - - go "i 90 Ihliy
- H. Wnrat-~Outhcrn ted 81 5O1sl 'i do Amber.
: SIS 80 I. Mary laN. u ~ D lf'I NO. = "t~ltiu
Winner led spot ami March - 81 - . 90 Arnl
81 .aa ~ t5it July, 81 - - ~ e. lorn--outAern
Wrr. ~I SO: 30. yellow 7lci Ne-t'r. N.Led. sIat
II re- March. 72c.. april 72 lSci May ia &c ats
.outAeru, ,41 55c. Western White - zoe d" hiKrel
du. Primo Cnoce reuLsyvaaia aud Mary 1nd so pJH
Sc uu 49,, ,., ,
quiet bui 1rm sales. 4,'Iu bush No 'hfi 'u-
IL uu private terms. ia. Hard Duluth, quoted 81 u Co.,
o.. ~ q. Corn and uruf -hr- uj Iu-D.,
ola Mxel. u6a &C.,. cars by sample b-Hdtc oat-
nothing dous luacfIsc Fr-ight- 70 NrW-NprE Oy
I.lNhrai. SCI Corn, -c pn.- 80 haubl Ioct pie
l1'II 6 bb o,' Els bush EIr ey p go BUSH
rye. 1000 bU-h. Railroad -lpmenis-Fluur, 900
uu.a. beat, $1,000 b-a4l; corn. 94'y'' DasAt oais
cram lr wheat Sd 900 BUSH. Corn $40 BASH.
Oats .-uI BUSH Barley, ZJoOOb buahi Rye 5000 OuSi
Mail. 10000 bush
yt LQhc. No Cacago spring q 80 1Sl @it
rl-a a .ta.rus d 8 p
MAP; 81 -laeI 1i- June 81 z2- bid July NO do, II ~ -
u,. tJr,,o -uo 500. Corn aclFe arm aud higher al
Ma, 81 i-, june Rejected, tlc oats active rrm aud
Do l.rr 90 - o. cash, fltU March. 4--c AII, - a-,
May -.-lt-lc Junr Rejected 42i- HJr steady and
strong aud higher tITaS- 1914 cash. s7 March I'D
AprI III 20 4s ga May 81 a. Junr. Lard active nrm
higher al 4ua1c cash Huu pT; 1907 4litOC Nay
lu..rsHluhHC June. Eulkucits steady ami highcf
~Eoutt0s G.aOc.. ~hpIi HIb, 8fJc, short Gear 1900
Whlskty steady ant unclaimed al 81 Ia.
Fancy o. lOa9l Wheat strong and higher 40. = Iod
Winter ~ 300 receipts, 5000 bush. shipments SO bush
corn usve firm and higher. No Mixed, 6Dil GG7c oats
s.lOns: Mixed held - 4-~ Hrs gget bal rn. with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and R1tro1f&
NFM.YoRk Monday. March IL. lss2
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, March IS, 1Ss2

ASHFS-Cu Quiet unchanged Ia, .
efter inquiry the spot 1888 bag Tycho Brah
OlO bass Brsse AMI 1000 bags Memnon On private
r.rms LOCO bag. Tow Ordinary for April at H45 MUG
grades demand ard tm sales loo bags Bahia 500
bsrs MaracaihO and bags Costa kic on private terms
Cos'a ilca quoted 9E l5c, MaracaDo ealoe Laguyra
SLCl4C. 80
GJTTON-Spc Cotton quiet firm, unchanged sales llsS
males bales last evening", including 800 bales f ek
~ and %i speculation DtlN
cred 500 bales Receipts at the porls QUAY
jU27l 1880 bales this daY asst week. ana
2S2s2 bales last year since september l. ioJt7Of Dale
against 4 SUe, Z IL bales period last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
eRAIy WAREHOUSES AND HE'LL IN RAILWAY Liol


D. To-
Hay AND sTRAW-Tbe wl he market is dep~ sseI; the
movement slow. and altLOush receipts moderate hold
Of sui further reduction ut The
on hand. Prime Timothy Hay. gng,c. Medium -U0o ,
Smppne Grades 0tuGjC. Glover Mixed H,H1-o.. Clover
Bod6Dc. .-tlw No. ! Rye tVQI0u. short Re SO tOc
Dat straw d5rC
HIuo Moderately active and about steady Dry Bueno,
Ayre- % T. 2j &c M1urevIueJ 10 D a. -fp
lOrrntes q % 70 q 10 - &c Rio Grande 20 o. ~
q 10 q ~, OrnOro Il 70 q D, p % . -c; 'GfOu. .
e. IS r. c MaamOrO % t. - n - % -Dc }e.a cruz,
is 10 10 b Igc; TuxO, rs e. Il 10 I-c; Wet ,aljrd-
13ueuos Avres Cow IS 20 90 90, ll 20 II ic;
Cow ~ 10 - r. II 10 II lc b. A am H. Co. OK 40 70 go D.
5 10 l3c california I5 ~ 90 70, 10 % luc Para 50 20 80
n 70 9lc ew orleans CITY 40 - 20 T. u loc Texas
pulled and packer 30 To 80 10 II 90 Il Texas knife.
81 N lO 90 lie southern 20 To- 90 do 81. 10 Toe Country
Western 90 TO - To- 90 to il city slaughter
% soc. ~ 10 lOS dc, Cow, - 10 81 ID u sscsH
selected
HOP--Nothiuz new can be noticed Trade IS alike du,I
for export and home and prlce1 without qupaDe
rbange Of 1851 CluIcc, "A 4zJC. Good Prime.
2 az C.. Fair to Good ls2zlc. Poor 10 Far ia -ac.
Eastern lG4Zlc. Crop Of l,,u GOOD 10 Prime, e. BE-;
POOR 20 Fair luQ 5c Crop Of 1879 Far 70 Prime IaIfc
MOLA~~ ES6 generally UNCHANGED NOWOreAus, So zoe,
Porto Rico. 81 o. 64cI cuba 81. test, &c.
NAVAL sTOREs-sprt, Of Turpentine about steady.
loo b1.s sold al sc. yar lob5iug lots
quoted at & &c HOsn quiet bur nm for strained TO GOOD
rained - 81 az 81 quoted large
bnd - for small lots; City Pitch, - 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
OF7lCK or ruE MERC tNuLF rgUsl CoNPASK,l
No. l2O BROADWAY, NEW YORK, I
Ian d l~-2 \
T,HE Mercantile Trust CnmnanY viii issue

THE MerCantle IrUSt IOmD1nY VIII ISSUE
certificates Of hrst preferred stock Of the Manhattan
Railway Company Tor the temporary receipt 9ready isse
fjr ,t0c New-Yora Elevated Railroad com
panv Dee exchanged fOr figs, preferred stock of the Dan
haitian Company, accordance with the agreement
between the Manhattan Railway lJmpauy the New. YORK
Elevated Railroad and The Metropolitan Elevated
Railway COMPANY dated November g. ISL. Upon the de-
livery Of the cn aes o. the Trust company IL VIII pay Ten
Dollars share ln cash.
Upon delivery the certificates o. the Metropolitan re
waited RAILWAY Company the Trust Company VIII issue certh
preferred stock Of the Manhattan Railway
COMPANY therefor Newlurk Elevated ~hal ehudcf- making
The yrIpgs since th- closing OF the books VIII receive The
dividend ~ per the first preferred stock q the
Manhattan Railway Company -.-..... . %, ., -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

STAINED

Good oTaanTy ORDINARY SD Ss 5 Sgl M9nns 9q
Futures fairly steady advance Of 70
sales i-o9o0 bales Prices paid March II G4l2l3; ApI
12.72Gi2ss August 2 dl9o2 september 1913 l257
iL7oSll Il. Prices for Rings ana Marz.ns-Nareh LIB
AZ stPiemoer i255 october i9l November III
i RsSS%G i2do5adI12{2 APn 25lss May
}5544s 55 'us septembSr @ - ooScf 1soS
In; A9ye@oeT Is TTad.icrap oreTs IL H.
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLo URMark without
decided change export an loo1ng trade demand light Dus
Guiding 1900 bots. city MIL Extra, 50 10 for EnToPe
Tor sprne ssSs96 50 Tor Winter Wheat 5ao6 bis Winter
Wheat Ira - ~ f-aU pos 80, ii S,,e-in n
= 49e . 70 iGI the ~loi en- az IS s Winter Wilt
;o export Quotations. p = 1888 Co. latter
3 5S r g SGod TO- aAnSS 49, Good to Snaa
$ 65sss 81 Common to Good Extra Round Hoop
Common Extra Minnesota, - 5gdsl 20 Clear, rja
ssss7 2 Rye sHshS 50 90 rsenl So
s. % - Louis Common to Far Extra = f oCi
Winter Wheat Extra scr ass so market closing quiet:
sbls Common 10 Good Extra - iGes5 So Good to
Choice = 7qe$ nfuns % S ~ tg' S 81 o95G a
MA 60l.,oB UCKwHE EAT FLOCn dun at = IS -, 3
2f3naJ VINE g@SS 81 A'0" ''' - '@
GRAIN WHEAT MaIEeI unsettled opening a s'aie
strength dropping about Of tie advance then recovering
&c ana closing weak anu active opos
with scarcely thing d0ne for port and only tight city
milling demand sales 600 bash. future lHDOA J-b.
cash. including Ungraded spring. 49, Jus'aded Winter
Red. - 1881 -; No BED, toI delivery
4Or new No Red ~ a30Sl "a for new. 81 "a 0Sl aJl4
sor OLD; Mixed Winter u -; UnrTaded white Il -
80. White 81 30 for new ~ 5oo@l @3ll Ion old,
partly Red Narrisl al 2scosing 81 & L..
Apr "a dS g. b closing - 81 D. do May, "a "a
IL 81 closing ~ - p do June ~ 81 Aa& aS closing
July, C.UsluE o. al Tie
Car lois and boat loads BA RFY unchanged traas e.s
Hsh ttsrsdsd asda q "a so BUSH IN rafe .o
soc ...- Is RLEY MALI quiet and nncH2nsed - COltc-
Market &c higher, with doing for export aud
iary active trade on speculative account very moderate
trade demand closing WITH les STRENGTH sales,
900 bush. future 1000 bush cash, including Ungraded
Western Mixed, So s5'sc No. s ~ - Nu ..
Steamer Mixed 72lse75c No 2 II 4a72c for new. asa
1880. Tor old; Steamer White. 49,; Choice Old White
southern 800 SLATER an ea IRENE lo small Valces 10
Mixed. March. L.072c. closing Iac; do April 72is6
f3o, closing 7Zac 90 MAY ~ 54c ci9sing "'ci do
June, closing 3'-t
tng 74c OATS-NaIEet talTy actVg ard Pc. better
az 51c OI new No 2 81 5000, for new 5oc for old.
new, No J. 55c. Mixed Western. JUaJ5c.; White J20
Pc: Mixed State 5ORdJH4c; While 40, 0-l - Ia.
Including $1,000 bush No .. MiVeG March 81 z. &C..
AuOO bush April 80 c.; 10000 bush do. May. 1870
BOc.; 90 q bush. DO une 1870
~ STORE SEw-TORK. BEOoELIN AND JERSEY CITY
GKAIN WAREHOUSES AND HELD RAILWAY LIGHT-