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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03

ENERSoN.-Ealph Waldo Emerson died
at his home in Concord, Mass. Thursda Y
evening, April 9th Born in 1908, he was
in early life Unitarian clergyman, but
not agreeing with certain accepted doc
,rines, withdrew from the pulpit aud was
thereafter philosopher. poet aud author.
io was for half q century an apostle OF the
spiritual rather than the material. lie
lid no: reach the masses but he did reach
bose who think; and perhaps more than
any nan Of the ago has kept men from
being swep: away by the rush Of modern
natorialism. Ills death following so soon
hat OF Charles Darwin takes two leaders
from opposing ranks. For while Darwin
lid not trouble himself about the eifec. Of
his theories on religion his studies and
thought carried thousands into utterly
na,crislistic views Of life whereas liner
sou, though many would call hin an
lnhciicyer. fought poten,ly on The side
that does not believe tina. all life is of the
earth earthy. Emerson was buried san
lay, Judge L. f. Hoar and Rev. James
Freeman Clarke being the principal
speakers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03

The Burlington Tree Tress comes cgt
with new and improved make mp.
A New York judge decides that 4 gas
metre is not inialliblc" Law and fac,
sgree on this point
Gen. John Nev,o,. Z. :. l.. !, maxim,
he annual inspection OF 2overnmcn'
works on Lake ChampIain.
Senator Edmunds who came last nigh:
to attend tho Lsngdon hearing will '7aye
towa for Washington Fridar afternoon.
Oscar Wide Is reported 10 have failed in
maxim; lis expenses IN western towns
lie lsc.lrcl one evening 10 tair'y rcop,,
II Atcbsop,
If TX Secretary iNfkwooI sg;s Nh,
.eorl be can bo elected 10 congress. The
oooplc Of Iowa love tIi7 homrly, honest
id war governor
The Government teceiy.s >Iaal,c00
rom .Le estate Of the eyctnui: Mr.. Lewis
Of Newark, y j., 70 BE applied To the
"X;lnc"1A Of the pi5E;2 dc9t.
The fourth game OF cushion carom bill.
iorls was played Il! New Yor5, Thursla,
llshl, between S,haetcr AMI Sexton for
$500. Sexton Won IL scorn Of coo 10
Sehaejer's DDS.
Tho Iowa n,ob,,,;tory ,.,r,ni,,,, ,,a.
I;,h,s . H., Of ,vo,,y o,u,airn emo,
maker. headed l,v G,rornor :. Jnbn q,
E,r..s and tho contes, ,rrnn,h ,,o, win
De OF the lveliss; kind.
N..s,nri,s Gr.r congressional ,orr,..
,,,r3or;n, .,.bo,no rir,s tho rsn,,,,;oons
IN, ING - the c,nr,o.r ai.,r;,,s h,,
.o,n. n, N. aomocr,,j, ,.,,s,itr.,o;o.
5ava v.,v .ma,l ~, ior;,ics
w.. ,-.- ..,...-.-,
ana al his r,e,r. IN ,,ortsc,;no ~ -. ,bin
-,,, which no ovno,.o5 ,oraroa c,,r.rrn
.to, o,3 l;I,oa hirnso,, T., ,ya,u Val. 60.
,,rr,ch. IN $, n d,.aordon.,,
.... =, -.
a y u 'i'''' S'I'l,'S'' ~ N''i u nei''h'
'''s ''S'' '''N'' LUZ 'N"'' na'u'' u 'n'
XII ''s''' I"~. fuses ' 0"'Puol. nc ma
F'pAeN,eu Il .. ''nc'"'ly ana Ai!'ea am
'n'ls " All F''' 1S'-0S 'NoS p'o1uceu'
'hL,o DHn. NED st'oS'--i po fe''ac'
~" % ''' pu''.' .so- oa''n' Tue pas len
Hoo'u' "''' 7i-''' A''0''' 'Ne i"SeS. on
','' = -'' 'I0 s'''"' '9O@7'' u '''ue' Ut
euUI','," nv p'.i'''' f''t - ''Ne'E 10
'a''i 'lf'''''''''''
Parne!l' Dillon and O'helly were re
e05ed from hilimainham jail yesterday
: MI forster secretary OF Ireland has
resigned and the change IN officers and
,t,,a.j, ~ nonr'n - r rIay ~ .
,.a.4;. ,,-.,.I 81 ~: 80 - - - -
" . 80 81 ,'''
0I pptS DEATH Al 4oERl9VlLLL.-
NN.1"n / "'oot OF aefrlsVlIic' grocer
'n' produce merchant "oi'o working
around his Nouae aooo' Q c!ooA' "ednes
Ia! a''c'"ooI' "pPF'en1'S n ais usnh
oeai'h' cropped dead. lie was about Il
years ODD re WAS iof many years con
HsO!' IN Aor,l''9"n and Tor some tint
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03

Mr.. Gladstone showed In his budget that
the revenue from maxi and spirituous bey.
erages was less than usual last year. because
tho British people drank less than usual
In 1881 thoy paid s6S5.972 500 for drink.
which is iaOS, ole 500 more than the cost
Of the government for the same time. Mr..
Gladstone lamentcd that but $50, S45, 900
was paid during last year on the national
debt Of 1896 SCI 900, hat during the last
decade the British people drank liquor
worth $3.50, 600. 900. or nearly twice the
amount of the national debt During 1881
they drank 970.7Ss, 56i gallons of beer and
67 670,T4i gallons of vino and spirits,
which is more than twenty.seven AMI one.
haif gallons Of the former and nearly two
gallons of the latter per capita of the 81,
24663S population, In the United States
57l,SS6,964 gallons OF wine and spirit.
were consumed during 1881. or little
more than eleven gallons Of tho former
and two and one-h4lf of the latter per
capita OF the 50.155 3SS population. In
temperance is an awful evil in this coun
try, but ii does mt reach such proportion.
here as in Great Britain.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03

To prveot nignt swssis. TO ease ID . eougs snd
aociation aud decline, 10 other fora OF
uss or nsisolns can possibly equal MALE BIT.
TIERS. Thrs original SdtrieuI sni rJuio 10 ricn
in nourishuent aud s.reaSth. Il ndes the patient
oer the most critical stages of the disease, digests
and sssimiistes food, enriches and purtnss the
blood. It builds up the systsm by stimulating into
new life the entire process of digestion lSml
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03

The Indiana Farmer giv yes the following
receipt for grating wax: Melt together
one part Of RESIN, one of tallow and one
of beeswaz, aud then adj enough boiled
linseed oil 10 make paste Il, stiff as
putty. This makes an excellent grating
wax, and will not crack in driving tho
graft.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03
THE n A RK E rs.
Eepr e and t5.s7rlphsI sEprsss:y f5r Gfs u
k0Ghtl iG ETet nIB.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET
1T CAMBRIDGE AND saIaRZoS.
"a, tAs ,.Jss e-l,iinW T1Leaiay. Rdy J, lse1

CEt< .5h<eo. Rass. Cor
V H',se' i tai' T TssE =. %. & & IL, S G ls s
" ". E-tr va =. 4!2 ) - lUl9 S.
PII7e9. Extra e llh'.v p. IN X u sss
ID ,o:drst quAl, ss3ysSib. s-HI sasii'y 81 o7'.7
1r,i an 4l',y, ass e y er ltr o. on tots ~rlxh
nde is?S sna .s 3oSi I, 4t9ijs s9
T.-rs Is . = dtrn cIR,. aNU0 s-ssuu e=trs -
$40 '44+5 "itn Or WIZ r. g - Hs ass te are
silWal Cot 80 We 70 sp'7r y; L-.>yelr:,.'
&c ,s4i0 " Sn-au 3eiE .I;'a 6srH 30 -1rsa5
Hs ~, "hn2 d.. E. - q fi ~. ss6l
=, s%8a ~ erEqt' a,t"s -. i. ,saIT,-y,
n 'isy' -: ! al ,,ch' ID '''' -,' $780,
RPNkRE-- Tuera " ~ four b IN itsi 8 'ikl
heal = uu'r> s'ph. Prices we tui - hixh IS Il
ne Isht ~ DIV tpr ! vsr - bico-r%. F.lPY
l.-:.i 10 pa sHth b. IN r4tsA. bl. slS intel nv
It ttsers Al va er'uu We 8 81 a. 4Iif u p. 'iN
Western steers gre N = IS 81 a; la y = Cat
20 49, At sa54 = / f.g-ln u ,t',t-ra ia -
,ui ls' iita-- NJ H. |. Sal : j EEtssu II
dres- /. . ei.h ~ :. dressed wslt T.: F.
'llh ise < Itu a. ~" \ u. 70 dress 80 Z ga"
.9d ~ - q aa I1s y NE ii r5o
4--,i .teo-.. 10 - s. : elcI q Il. dress
vel h; qt'haSay { J tcR.' $40 81 ~ four wAre
rltte gross =eIslti AZ , 81 A. s. = v'.,sud tRrOs
ltlers, xTtsS Ae!<hi IA - 2 a. 81 D cwt,. tuiNI
s4r = = The sheep nArEe; va .;.d ~ rire.. vii
1T a sup IL. K : Frelcl sold shree nun tel
axty eixhs sh sred sheep. sross Fei-nt slsi1 D.,
5kc snd O-I WOOL -hesp Erlss WelS1' : S-U y
Il :, aud twenty two Others sveraEe {; 81 A. l. /
gent solo tcrl Two wool shtep, average 70 p Al
market, which eol1 at ~ > D tJr D.1el lo:s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03
UNITED STATES BONDS.
BOSTON MARKET. May 9

Furnished BY Darling mar, Of the Boston Pro
duce EXCHANGE, Commission h,rclaats,
VI G. = nlsrciAl street, 6os on.
.FShippers should oesr 10 mind that the quotation
below represent receyers prices for round hts, AZ
ara n sde 40 from sctua Transactions Extreme GU
tAtlous only be realized for produce that COMES
% the standard Of chnea III every respect Ehe qua
ItY, co dilOu aud manner OF REARING Produce 10
market ale very close observed by buyers and hAy,
"A important DosrInS r0n prices.
BUTTER.
Tho market gained some strength last week and sale
Of choice dAiry lots have been made cent pouut
above the lowest of the week. SOM of tie hnes
brands Of western creamery, which ere scarce. com
uaud 81 3 =, but OF the crezner, 1srInS 3ausc is
full rang-. fhe market closes With fairly etSad!
tone We quote:
SolraEnN,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03

Ct. ADAMS DIs4l.llI
Il Morgan, Presiding El3er.
M R,gsT,s:i 8ps su a1 Fsi1acl VIZ Hyde
6 6tieRss or = { ? ) ! aS ii5i
Enos6srsb. ii. 4. Bushnell.
FairfsI and Feicher. \, W Wilder.
assPsis sn ID Sor M- Fsli.5 W Ro6ess
Grand Isle sppphet
Isle Is Note. 70 be supplied By J. IL Atwood.
ll,ahnson; ] s. Tupper;
Montgomery anu Ess: Berkshire. saprIisa'S G. +.
xorsi:SiIls' |Sl.rs weaE.yorth.
s sSass HrF f E E Il hG saRgii'd
s SSsn: Bay, 4 v iiord.
Tnderhili, j. Vi q o l,1g', s.o.-
Nest Berkshire and Fast Franklin. ". IL pGher.
Wes,ford, 70 he supplied.
GoSTrEtrEn DIsTnic-.
IA Spencer. Presiding Elder.
Barre j. Bartlett.
Being '6sad and bethel LTmPa'. supplied by n. c.
Chelsea West Hill and East BroeEneld. D. B!blrc.
Corinth, supplied by A. o. Austin,
Fast E!ipT9Fs E, ;iI. b. edsA
Granville aud Hancock, II. K bastlrss-
Ta. ,5sl..s4l s {. i b beans
T ToTsStsss;9s s EAT 6pT5SgESyis s, Z. oarf,er.
Ptttsacid and stoStbridse, Chester pine,u,u.
E Eo1SSiRa' J. ], 3 :; 5 RS5Fssi
RoIbury i a, French.
fSp.han. to b supplied by S. L. nca,'e'
Wsrunn a, Z; 4 ia Ii 81 II Avc,.,
%%s.sTSSsTy c % I !9 = cashnap
West Topsham CIRCUIT, e be supplied
Miiliam5town. q; L, Wells s.,
j. g. Sssaan TpEsslass' q Vermont MsasaIs Sent.
Montpelier quarterly conference
srnISGsIrLp pisTnIcT.
Al cooper, Presiding Elder.
Barnard and south Barnard, supplied ~ bTraicler.
STAFFORD aud aati' Fairee + i. Frost
B BTaHh.2,I{s 4 ~ p IL rE Tish,.
5fT4sEd s9d b Po5 asG1 q :, Ss sssp
6SSbA Az S, Il nav'npoF
Lapdsroye snd Peru, L II Bartlett
aeccbtspitiyili., Cut tnssvill. and Nara M Holly
S,1.h HsEtIsnd, e ee sapGi;sa3;;- y..,-.r
P ,I5ss0Fs7il + + I BB'kEa n2iah,.
2utnsy, +. h Kuixht
Essdas SD slRS'1 bfy. za.
inutA Roysltop. A. q, T. "fbo;
n S5 Sa5s 14' + WAFER 1868
We Rraaterd, = ee y plies. r,n.,
s-,o.l Z & Be snnpisd ., r. 4. a.,
Si Ills ii,yi s9d Eaf. Dover, O. + AEut
ee,inal,hx,eJSS s n1int'y vI,le p n Fest
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03

'EA'HS
D., No=therr ....,.....,...... &c. ...,.L : =
gl'A Fr'IAe -..s.....sN 81
-ut prime
Aest NV 90. l- : =
~ sEN-sss ....-l Z -
BtnEs AND rELTs.
liss. R1'1p. u . ..... - - ..-........s 2 ~
81 - 1,hsyr,' e. ''''.''''' zee -
qtiss. western IL -. -, - - sxe2
LNlIl sAlN~ ,NieNS -, .ss-.-I
ue-r tSlnN Ns'O ,.... - 80. ... =
~ ~<lns . ...- ~
S-lrS SS4,u see "a :
L-lS sA-1s ---s.35 9 80
TtLLov
re narss. Is s-!s' t1s rsoes.ts. We s--ti:
SS1tN-e . -. &c. CO.. ..... .....f 9
GFeASe''..... ..,...........ts -
as=ES
There "a 10 material eh anSa % rst!es- We sa''e:
rearls, 8 r.........,.., .......,....ss e.
.,,sssI ~ -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03

Receipts continue ronis-S'e sul the market s stead
It our I;4tl ms quite:
y STA. Gu os b1sn 80. see. ..... 81 rssIlo
% 'ou nl, -, - p
srean Fete 'rN6eFp zee. - q . u
Do, WeNiSrn q : | q
NATIVE oSlOVS.
The aeRs1p Tor OIL 1ztva 'r-ns ts irAEiuF "a
Il Ses s4ls5 u D. ct q rim ~ !o,Sl 81 q ooL
E.kHisEl.
western tad -A.s14 G'n ........Sl Z I G.
67EEV l7FJsS.
rhs r,arkss eoutiuu orrn for eha.>s R,ldv-,,s
Oh I - lott u 7lsi';s viii ercn aa ID 81 <lS,s:
97sssts. e1oios, . bhL ..... ..... - .--ss zaIa
o~' ,n.,r Is sod 80 80 - -. - s!G
70 NkTosS.
CAs,ea R,ss eaut'1zA n III -AT-sS. IN, fs.Ns-,,
snd o.h Sits stock are 6s!l l4a essd 20 sci a. 5S
Wa a 1otA. ~ ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03
Ycrmant N. Conferancc.

The thirty-elgh,h session OF the Vermont
Methods. Episcopal conference Was held
at Ludlow. commencing on Wednesday.
April IS b Bishop Merrill presided. The
session pa sed of smoothly. Tho some
what stormy times Of last year relative to
the BurIinX ton dIstiict troubles were not
repeated. though the preachers Of that
district were conspicuous BY their absence
The repprls showed the work. q, q
whole, 10 excellent condition.
Important oh ugos wero decided upon
as regards matters relating TO the Vermont
Methods, seminary Ut Montpelier. and
Rev. J. D Beema1 was elected presid' III
Of that ia. tuition. new ofire, bat a
worthy and most excellent oelertlon
Under President Deem ms managemeLl
VIC expect to see tho seminary dOurish Ms
never before.
The next session OF conference va.
vol cd 10 b, held nj 81. Adams.
We give the appointments Tor the whole
state below:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03

Cho1os guarSAssj so1 sliosi have hsa1 10 n1sls-..
dSnand a Fsaady priosa- Ccosce eTagCrafsf Ar n
bsttsr re7ueGt Weq1JH:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03

Mrs. MacGahan, widow Of the BRAY,
and able New YORK HcrG'G correspondent,
who has ju,t written book on the socis
condition of Russia, i, herself Russian and
connected by marriage with the Dolgo
rouki family. Some say she is a " Russian
agent" whatever tina. msy mean.
ST ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, May "a
There was good attendance at market
slight falling OF in receipts, marker
active, prices firm. We quote, butter,
general price. . to % cents per pound
few extra lots at higher price. Ship
ments 600 packages. Eggs II cents pe
dulen
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03

The market o0Itiuuos unsstisfsriory flr r-srr.
ar gnd 3. - dfleut 70 get over 9ziec e foT H.
anal ,sss ssrup moves s!oEiy. soi 7sz'sc "a i.e T.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03
The WOOL TRADE.

There Is iasr oas!Dess dong IN wool and price, 81
main quite steady. Manufacturers are purchBsinf
more freely and holders disposed TO clear up oil
ttocks 80 last IS possible at ent rates shhoush
,reseing sales The recent active TnnVPnen. in 118
aeec embraced all cheap lois in the eAdin1 narkts
md the assortment now odertnf Is colrparA'iTelv
sman The business 10 and has been u1sstisfsctn. y
f1r some time mast. and. although stocEs arc oderst
hars il no rrospect Of any advance the tor
WOOL IL % pear at hand. The fact that OF IL
holders Of WOOL have eeen unable n obia cost since
ne arst Of January will make them rather cautious
lboa pufch sins new wool at extreme rates in tue
taror and II manufacturers ind de-eut shou
nav wool AZ they have been Ahont old for some tim
nas there very little prospect of very sctive move
uente unless the wool car ee purchased a. rCaso1Eb
ratee We quote:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03
oRAsI sEEps
POULTRY ASD GAVE.

re unclaimed. We quote:
tood n Pima, Issi Ess.srr = 2. ..... ...si % O.
u, 7a,....,...,......,.,,,.. -. '..-.l- IT, :.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03
.LONG sSOUZE.

Rip Van wiEk'o slept god En;'. yel Gai II
,lcep occurred Abour 81 yeus a;r, when Down
E!,1ir drst attained - ioputaI.on, ca awakag h.
aoali have been aOs % iecoSns' ihIs friend oI
the sfactei i1i might have takeu auo'hcl sweut,
Yezisnap, and was,,i a. TO God Down' E.zlr p
the epd ofhall = cent1y the EOsl popular and H.
bes. Cough Remedy SnOIn. Al-o B,z,sr's Site
for Blliuus diseases, not SO old, but gpOi. l5nl
The late z. V. x. Wilson OF Rutland
WIS insured in the Vermont n .>0ni
relief as. oriation. and j. understood /,
have had $40 900 in policies in reguIa
life Insurance companies.
wIsrARs BALsAa OF WILD CHERRY cure
Coughs. Cslis. Bronchl.i-, whoopins Cough. Crou
h1uenz,, Consumption, and all diseases OF III
Throat, Lungs AMI Chest. 80 cents and 81 q bolt
fhi3yl
At Jacksonville. the 3j,h. 4 J. rhon.
4s suf ring from despI N Iency, shut nm
self twice with revolver. tbs bills lodg
ing Just ahDve the heart. The wound,
viii probably prove fstal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03

The nsrkat rs-hAr .ulet for turkeys AID gems
nd pr!-ss are Sess.- Fe-y LITTLE Gc:Dg IL game VI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03


Asked bright looking man. "Oh feel miserable
In bilious and can't cat, and my back is so lam'
cant work" Why 10 the world don't you tax
Kidney. Wort thEt's what take when i'm out Of
sorts, and il always keeps me 10 perfect tune. Ny
doctor recommends it for all such troubles" Kld.
ney Wort is the for bilioa sness and oon.
siipa,lon. DOM fil to try h.-ILong Branch
News. lSvl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03
rAkLY SrnetARLrs ~ nErR,E


rhah,y z ,-Est sgstains era '1us. Cs-;os ts,ar
ID n0-'he Ere scSrre sud rssdiig CONN nds y1--
.'Int... and some 1T, vrAd FsuEs uisEsr. ..rs
s'-ss Continues duh. We tots:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13
FrROFEAN MARKETS.

LlSERPooI- NAV l2-2 D m.-Pork-Prme Ness Eastern
tsay al 50. Western at 3D. BacOn-CumDeriAnd
Sua steady 5l: steady al 3z Long Gear
$500 Al 81 short Gear steady al 3d. Hams-L0ng CUT
a. 49, Shoulders steady at $3.50. Bee-inda Mess STEADY
~ 30 Extra Mess steady al ~: M steady al SOL
s~acv y me Western dull at So. TsosIPIlme Nv
S1 2, 81 fuFpenune- dun al Az hoan-rlne
S a. - I'd Common steady at g. ShSS9
v I~fd Ol-NODe here flonr-I-xir@ StAle Jul
Sat ~ hs1t-No. White, dun al lO2d no; spring.
S ~ Ssu Winter New Western. dull Al 1OZd corn
Aii1sd steady at 8 Cd. for
,aLlFkkiOOL Nav l2-5 D. m--Breadstufs DUH F1ouf
sV14zon per GENITAL Tor Western. Wheat btdc 10Y per
sehl1 TOT average California White OGlO5d Tor Cantor
un clup 9gOd9l0L for Red Winter 9alor.d for RED
~ WV -
LIVERPOOL. May l2.-Reeelpts OF Wheat for the past
three DAYS 10000 centals including slnOO
LONDON Nay lz4:SO nm.--C2lcutta Llnrceo Sole. $50
Psl quarter Refined petroeum sp1ss OF re
SsoIeGnl sdD7ssd- gall ConmOn konil 90 do9d rAa
tesD ODD G69d sperm Oh S74G473 per TON lnseea ~.
per
ANTWERP May Petroleum 81 francs 81 oenumes for
me pale American wlcoxs Lard cioeed al iS' uAhes per
lOO klOs
DETROIT, MAY l2-Plour quiet 81 s6D6 so Wheat lower;
30 White cash 81 SO nsy 81 81 ans; - = !.
~ The year q 49, No BED 81 90 sI 20 ARM o xbte
&c asked Recepts-FlouT. none Wheat 1000 bush
Corn 100 bush. oats LOGO bush shipments -fl0ur.
Lone Wheat nome Com. mona oAis LsooO DasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13
i' DeD4l'"'I' CHARLES ]. FoLGER, secretary.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. OYFTcR ~
INDIAN AFFAIRS. WASHINGTON April % lSo-.
bids submitted In sepeTAe envelopes, Ia
con Flour otng or Transportation. &C. the nay
be and directed 70 the Commissioners Indian Affairs Nos
% and 81 WOosterst Newly ok VIII De received uhiI y
Service about soJo06 pounds Baeon 60 oOoO0O pounds
hooL l2sOoO pounds Beans 10000 pounds .ss-
ING Powder 10000 pounds Corn 100000 pounds co1ee
400 O0i ponnds Flour PIP 900 pounds Feed SOn eOJ
pounds II ard Bread 10000 pounds honlny s,Oy poanas
nound. Ten 81 OOD Tobacco 100000 pounds salt 24ioo
pounds soap pounds soda 25OOJO pounds sugasnd
Also Blankets WooIlen Cotton Goods consisting in
part OF Ticking $4,000 yaras standard cameo oOOv1 ysrc
Drilling. 10000 yards; Duck Tree nom al Sing ~ p
yards; DENNIS II 100 yards bingham $1,000 Yards Ken
lucky Jeans 5000 yards ShsSo. s<OS y.s
Hickory shirtng 10000 yards Calico snirung 5000 yars
Winsey 5000 yards Clothlng Grceres N9pslons hNa-
ware Medical supple and long list Of miscellaneous AI
such Harness Pioughs Rakes. FORKS 80 and cog
about t Wagons required Tor tne serSs ~ %
Wisconsin, Ia be delivered Al Ihc-zo
Kansas City and sioux CITY Also or such ~ n., 20
required adapted 70 me climate OF the Paelne |oss@ VII"
California brakes. delivered Al san Francisco -. -, -
plies that NAV not be DO delivered At The
Agencies -. - $3.50 80
Schedules showing Kinds and Quantities o. suosseeacs
supplies uired for each ageney ana INC mus sa
blank proposals contract and bond condons
90 be by bidders TINE ana piae. ., s
Necessary will be Furnished upon =
the Once IN WashnS 81 HUs ~ anu q %s
IN. CommissaI1es OF subsistence U A. ai Cheyenne Chi
essc d. Posns.eP at Sioux clIy AND 70 shs
Postmasters the following named places IN Kansas Al
r,Ha rea Bend Howard Hutchinson Larned, acPhersou
Marion Lodge Newton. Usage city Sedan sters
lids VII be opened al the hour and day above slated. and
bidders are invited TO be present ~ the opening
All bids AUST be accompanied certified checks some
United Depository Assistant resuef ioi A. is~>~
per s''N' -- H. PRICE. Commissioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

powder l4a3s5c LIZ pkgs Ping suey including 1enns
HysOn II va c imperial 22dZ!ei gunpo"IIas5 80
Sic 1857 pkgs. PanFred japan lO.2a5eS ~ - 80
Basket Fried go, dA4c l39 pkCA Dust - Ps
Congou 49, ice, l46O pkgs. Fornosa i
Annoy IL dl2c 60, .ru.
TOBACCO-Kentucky quiet' unchangedi seq La etS
Pennsylvania. b11U c ~ 'i-e- o'
Naesachuseffe agOc 100 cases ISL. NewEnEand sec
Onds and Filters private terms 200 bales haVa oo"i ~
WHALEBONF-flu ct ann unchanged .-. $50 -
NOOL-Trade her II quiet and nohing ~ inler-, az ,d
mestoned good trade reported u Texas lcnl ,Au
California New Woods prices relatively higher uAh cur
rent ua1lre her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

80. nv the wholesale discharge OF eiOp.o,s h
.rlet closed only barely steady despite 'N'
1, ~ ,,,,, and Northwestern movement.
TSe business in Government bends was con ,onss
Inc D"o. in the per cents at 12oai@ l2o's,
to Ss closing bids for them are the same as last
and Ine The bids for the continued 5s are 8
st SheT and for the 4lq Ia per cent higher than yes
hiener The market closed steady at the following
ouotati0ns: ------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

yoxysN May l2-l2.2O nj 6 bonds. four per cents.
l08 pre- SO = DO - p div; New.
central 80 Illinois 37 a Pennsylvania Central 90
iv and new stock Reading. 297s Milwaukee and ST Paul
o0umon Atlantic and Great Western second mortgage
trustees certificates 10 -
IoxT0N NAV l2-4OO p m-Consos l0l ~rs for money
an 10 I've foT the account bonds four and half per
cent. II 81 coup: and Great western hrst mou
gage trustees certificates So second - Penns
Central COS Reading 291s New OK OhIaro Ano WESTERN
pa 80
L0yDox Nav l2-43O p. m-The amount OF bullion with
Drawn from the VI England On balance tod~y IL
4llD0N
2-5 q. m.-Par1s advices quote tnrro por
cent Al So francs 90 cenEnes for the ACCOUNT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

ower No Red Fall 81 36asl 30 cash. Al 80 May; 81 "a
Juno ~ Il July. ~ 10 bid August; al ~ y bid September
81 us1 all the year. No Red Fall. 81 %; 10 T. II ID
Corn higher l6ita17tc. cash 5c June 7tac July "a &c
August l2c septembeI 51ca the year Oatscasn hlger
and options lower. j1c cash J2Sc. June; 44sc july
Did August Rye - &c bid Barley dull az
soc ~ TO- Butter firm: Creamery 25d27e Daires l1a
ne Choice Country I6al7o Eggs steady and unchanged
81 5c Whssey higher az 81 - Pork strong and higher
SlH 10 bid cash and May. Bulkmeats active, hrm ana
hluher; shoulders. ShOr Rib lueOa 1857 c short
Clear, lie Bacon firm; shoulders s.JOr; short iuD.
LIZ ac. short Clear l2c. Lard dnll and nominal az
lL3Oc Recepts-F1oar 900 bDls.: Wheat 10000 bush.
Corn 2lOnO BUSH oats. $1,000 bush. Rye none Barley
none. shpments-Four. 5000 bbls.; Wheat 4OOOO Dush
Corn. $1,000 bush. oats. 1000 bush.
&c for far - iOO1 refining MuscOvaf0s kehped cary
Cut Loaf, lOitc: Crushed ano Powdered lui4c. Irann
lated Mould A. 9'-c, Stanhari tsc Se"d~-tlo Fer
du AZ G97 &c Timothy, - tOas2 %, fJaxseed ~ o
FeeiWlnter Bran So 5OnSZ3 90 spring III JOd-Z- Vo
Petroleum Henned Dbls. &C. Cases IO' Whiskey
lIuIL Ml..ln /. D