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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-12

District Court has been in session
since Monday: Oscar Lepine, Esq.
was made foreman of the Grand
Jury.
That body, it is said, fonnd sew
eral true bills against citizens tor
cutting thelevees. Now letlus see
what the Petit Jury Wilde. ~
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-12

The corn crop is said to be very
good in TerrebOnne.
Whenever good corn crops are
mace in the sugar country of Lon
isiana it will be an advance step to
wards renewed prosperity.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-12

The Steamer Mabel C0meauX
will pass T%hibodany ON duly %,
1884 on = visit t. tli+ Gulf coast.
Forty years az" these annual rN
cnrsions were made regularly and
this one will doubtless be a pleas
ant one.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-12

At certain seasons of the year nearly
every person suffers to a greater or less ex-
tent from impuriity of the blood. bilious
ness, &c, &c. This should be remedied as
soon as discovered. otherwise serious re-
suits may follow. ,Sherman's "Prickly Ash
Bltters" will effectually remove all taints
OF disease and restore you to health.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-12

To most children the bare suggestion of a
dose OF castor oil is nanseat;ng. Why
not. then, when physic is necessary for the
little ones. use Ayers Cathartic Pills 2
They Onibin evtiy essential and valua-
BILE principle Of Il cathartic medicine. and
being sugar coated are easily taken.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-12
OF NEW YORK.

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Parties owing State or Parish Ii
censes for 1884, are hereby request
ed to call at the Office and settle
for same, and avoid interest and
costs. p. f. LORlO.
June %, 'S4, st. by Collector.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-12
HOTEL AEHITALS.
For the week ending July IL, 1884.

STRANGERS HnTEL-Louis BartI-t.
f. IL. l;uss. +. L. lIcnd .r-,m A. Wolf. w. $.
Is Cleveland. X. q. /; Mrs. Savoir and haug!I
ter. Ascension Ellie Ducus. Michel Adams,
f.. GuiIry, Tavlor Adams, Henry Gree =, F.
st. Martin. Lafourche.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-12

The Terrebonne Times is now
three years old. 1t has been a use
full and ably edited paper and will
probably improve in til" future.
The Success of Il Parish news
paper is good evidence of the pros
perity of the people.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-12

Lancaster 1ntelllisencer: "New
Orleans smaller coin than the five
cent piece. The people of New Or
leans would be better off if they
got down from that high horse.
Up this way there is a demand for
half cents. A farthing saved is a
farthing earned. Nobody ever
got rich paying five cents for a ha'-
penny's WORTH
There is a great deal Of truth in
the above. There is no common
sense in the refusal to receive and
pay out cents in Louisiana.
1t would make a difference of
i've to ten per cent in the daily
purchases of the poor, were cents
in circulation.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-12
Il. PHILIP CAILLOUET
Notary Public.

especially informs the public that he
= inily prepared to attend to the salc aud
purchase OF resl estate. Parties HAVING
t sIca property to dispose Of will find il r.
'ur1I advantage to confer with him.
ne u also agent for .srhe Western Assn
III . company Of Toronto" Canad..
Ms. southern Delartment as Columbus
against fire. ~ AVE al RISKS
fice: Market street. Thibodaux. Il
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-12

Almost every person has some form of
scrofulous poison latent in his veins.
When this develops in sciofnlous sores,
ulcers. or eruptiors. or takes the form Of
rheumatism, or organic diseases. rhe suffe-
ring that ensdes is terrible beyond descrip
tion. Hence the gratitude OF those who
discover. as thousands yearly do. that
Ayers Sarsaparilla will Thoroughly eradi-
cate this evil rom the system.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-12
WHAT OF THE UMESs

That the present financial outlook
is gloomy and portentous Ofevil no
one can doubt. The question that
rises up in prominence to day, is
how to worry through the present
uncertain state of affairs, until the
clouds that uarken the future shall
disappear.
The planters, in several parishes,
have held meetings and passed
resolutions to reduce the prices
they have been paying for labor.
| This is one step towards retrench-
nent Of expenses. But labor can
ouly bear a portion Of the retrench
mentthat necessitydemandS.
The laborer is worthy ofhis hire
and must have enough to feed him
self and his family III obtaining sup
port
We are not competent nor do we
possess ability to direct the agricul
turist how to manage his business.
The presumption is that he has stu
diedsthe... Subject thoroughly.
However there are some features
in this subject that observation for
So years will justify comment upon.
The principal, perhaps the only
and real cause Of the very low price
to which sugar has been reduced, is
found in the fact that the world is
full of sugar. Were this not true,
there would be Il demand for that
article but when any produce sells
for less than it cost to raise it and
lies IA drug in the market, the sup.
ply must unquestionbly be greater
than the demand.
LII order to do away with the sur
plus OF ahy product and restore it's
value to a figure that will justify
production the quantity produced
must be less than the demand when
the proper relation between supply
and demand will be restored.
10 do this there must be a diminu
ton of the quantity of sugar grown.
1t is true that the ANIMAL yield of
that article IN Louisiana and Texas
so small compared with the
worlds production, that it makes
but little difference in the matter
0f supply and demand.
How can sugar growers curtail
heir expenses so "A S to live in
periods like the present one I How
they continue when there is no
probable prospect of high prices
being reached for years!
A diversity of crops by which
more Of the necessary uses of the
will be supplied. thereby de
'reasing in proportion the money
aid for supplies purchased else
where is claimed to be one method.
1t is the general impression that
orn, hay, oats, grown herecost more
hat they do, when purchased else
here. ~5v s&s14a
1t is said that figures can not lie. {
|ften we have seen demonstrated Z
ne fact by long columns Of figures
nat it is cheaper tn buy forage
,r animals and cultivate the land
sugar than it is to grow !;
,rage. !,
This has been worked out so care +
before our eyes, that there is {
0 disputing thepoint. .
Yet, observation has shown US r
10 thing-observotion extending
trough Is years of slavery period 9
I'd of many more of free labor, :
I'd that is that the planter and the =
rmer who cultivated the corn and
~ requisites for plantation use has p
zen the prosperous one, whilst the I
re who bought those products ,
,nerally formed an intimate ac- i
lai1tance with the sheriff, y
r.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-12

"A. Riggs & Bro, Cistern Ma
kers, 247 Delord street; n. 0. Send
for price list.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-12

Now is the time TO buy Icea
+ rpzrrs and water coolers, nv
Grisamore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-14

G bs 500 ..s n 500
66s Taow 200 ersss Lard los s.,t Sam sa
more 1000 ar. Cram, ~ two
private s A~'r1aP iSsA
e eSs aG Gs & norwegian
SS: cnds on on e. Sd ExMoUT8 SSrwesan bark
900 Esansd on ,HAXRE E NCTvssIsn
BARI sO o Refined enc on q "a franz
Sd Austrian BARK Refined OIL u
l Sf RER mp 4qo S Sef OF
TERAs from in ballast sugar Ise
81 MoNTEvI American ship from P snsT09
Lumber s6 A A. nn bark aGs. at 50
MISUNDERSTANDING Vest tended little higher
n sS have NOT is BEEN material Exporters
the .DC seP R6 ss a%s S sas oG So 5
Back ss % G"Otssd SIX ,GT 9la ess BACK ns Sis
ssff" Family RIGya P Prime s SIS Sssi5
inquiry and The ee1 az to PRICES y 2' Extra India
s2Oss2S Extra Ness sl2 So Packet t3 IN barrels
sS 5i;BEEF HAMs1D4i aacsa1ged, !, in ID price
S STf @ s aGs gS'S smoking
D. FictS S P %Ssi = IT, s9sS
1iSc smoked Shoulders. SIC. Smoked Hams IS &c
weak Lohs Clear in New-York quoted se for . Ga!
10 IS ,n@ and short Clear half half 60.
i1 1srd 9en9ga citY Ight 70 Heavy
The stronger and the options weh aI Acu "
vance los market declined trihe closing easy
40 the bottom figures Speculation hile NOR Irta
Sales 500 Western steam for export s65c Io le
ssIs 5000 tcs June s506s5.c closing s5ne.; 75y9
ties July. 80 9s5 C.. closing -15o 2otO yes ~ -Gc
0@.7 closing s6sc. september closing 30 80. tac
Guy steam eany active and aTm sales 9 s reS onod
OF Refined sales 300 tcs Continent pTaIe NIT ane
75c South American, 9.l5c-.BUI IEh-sulu.,y M
such bring steady prices, O,hef Ihr
dull and klgtn Creamery, 26G ,c5 Mes, I'LL
and pals extra 2za &C. for New Welsh Tubs. 5Oa
24c STATE Frkl1s aud Tubs lSd25c state Frkns aaTes
Dairy, iSd22c; Western Factory, sale Oh EE5E EST
There very little doing shippers being especially I,teS,
change Old quoted iaGii &C FaT to choice New. 100
l3e GOOD to Choice sgrnt - Sc Co 4 41 10 0rcc state
and canada l62c Western, IO'4 q loAc@ SOulueIH' -
Prices are firm but for most grades little he
mand al the moment Southern. tc RangOon 4'e-i d"
sTEAR1NE-Iari held decidedly stronger but trading
qui l. City quoted g9c sales 900 Oeomargarine sc
TALLOW-Dull, unsetted and easier Prime Guy quo'eu
at csc. sales, G.OOO, n 69sdi l3l6c
SPGCEs-rhe lobbug trade s small and me De nand or
Eeen in some demand from large buyers and fair Of sIng
sUGAR-Raw on the spot wa dull and moro or less 10
drossep though without Gnoa6o cbanEe Fair Rehnng
5ic Crushed 7495 &C. Cut Loaf ,se' 81 Caoes,
72c Powdered 80 -ci GrAnalated l;dGcj 9,AHu""
OF a" 6se6 Sci, White Extra &C" 90 c. E1ua
TFA20us ana rather weak on the street Change to-
22{, a. 2iac Tor June and &c for Jnly
ToBACCoD-eed lear fairly active sales. GOO 1853
New. gland 10 L,c: $50 1883 Wisconsin Ha
vana seed prIvatc cases 1881 Pelusy ania TO
40 50 Medium Lugs opened easier to-day but closed
wooL-Dun and to great extent nominal sales have IN
cluded Xxx ohio al 9c, Do at Soc Fine elaine al t!c
The tendency here IS toward lover prices The ehect OF 'ie
defeat the tartr had been OF ou0tcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-14

preuiums demanded for the use of stocks were un-
usually heavy and ranged from 1-32 to q per cent
This of itself was sufficient to drive the scat'ercu
"shortD traders into covering their seocNs'
after o'clock the rally was fairly maintained put
not mn IN the hest figures After that some STOCKS
which early had loaned at 1-166 Is per cent, PAID
q ner cant for carrying, and prices began 10 snip
away. Delaware, Lackawanna and western
which had risen from 1923 to HAS, deemed 10
1121s and Reading, which had risen from 81 10
eel again sold at "a. Union Pacific
early sold at 49lsa4S, rose to 90, and
then declined TO ass, at which it closed. North
western opened at lO6ss0 1904, rose to 1Oela, and
later sold at 10701O7L the difference between
cash and regular stock ruled at about q per cent
in favor of to-day's delivery. st. Paul made a
smart rally from 75l2975 TO n, and afterward
sold down to and closed at 1914. Central and
Hudson opened down III per cent on the London
quotation (which was the equivalent of only lOoi2D
and rose to lila it later sold at 1O9@G no.
The purchases I" under the rule" of Central ana
Hudson amounted to 1000 shares; the first pur-
chase (cash), was at 11O0s-24 per cent above the
market figure for the regular stock, and the last
800 shares were at 109l2-12 per cent below what
at that moment was bid for 1t regular
Louisville and Nashville developed a weak
snot and from 44lo0445s declined to 40
Q4Oa4. The Northern Paclfcs lost their
exceptional buoyancy, but their declines are small
compared with the general list. The business IN
Western Union was unusually large lS6,952
shares), and it fell from 59ssG6O to 54055. Even
Missouri Pacific after sOal sold down to and closed
at 7s. OF course, with such a market the air was
full of rumors of financial troubles, but only two of
them as yet seem to have had any foundation. and
at the time of writing those have not developed into
affairs of Importance. The market Is weak because
of a want of confidence and financial difficulties
that may develop will be the effect and not the
cause
Government bonds were quiet and weak; bids
were ss lower for the AZ and Il lower for the 4l2s
Annexed are the closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NFw.YoRK May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were Al cars Of
slaughterers cars OF stuffed seer oxen and Bulls
w &c Isr sew civ foT' 10 moro market
city Dressed Beet sngg ~ AZ "a I0c Tor Ordinary % ood
Wash ton Market Common to Good Western Dress sold
No shipments Of Live stock fresh meat from this port
Safes Kahn Tor self Il Cincinnati Stfed oxen and
stag G5 l II d. p a s. s. isdd 10 ' at " "
we're a. 'ois an5 5o5 5
Veals sold at 8 - a &c and best Jerseys al &c.
selling MP 5 to ie and best state. At Zoe The arrival ut
the start a. high as the city Dressed he mllAet
weaken and close a5't ~ lover omQn 70 thoce 'tat9
Buck county a. l0c ana ordinary 10 Prime city Dressed
sales-Dlenback Dewey sold 81 state Neais l2i 10,
gEP APP Ism ea wsFs , c aT Of os7
must De quoted fairly steady Tor al GRADES .fde arm
good stock Common - Good lpps 7her sold % oeg
prime clipped warnings cod at 7l2077sc.
png lambs Ir stronger 1cs Two ears Of Fair to
Good southern SOLD az 941loc itte bunch Of Common
b few at ioc per H. calls sold down e. per n All
sheen s ,1d 5i3c5 selling At II De- Dressed Yearnss
selling l3al4+c for Qrdinay to Prime ana Dr ased
Eaes-Jutd q Buckingham sold: ~ virginia Lambs %
n a s4c: 3l Clipped Ohio sheep - d. at e 2Qt do % o.
at SO: $50 DO 10 6aac; u do, 3 ID at CSC 2Si do
T. Pacock soll 232 virginia Lambs . =, At loc; 352
Clipped ohio sheep = ~ at $40 ? do 50 H. 81 g2c -
n nj 7c ~ Coarse Western sheep Clipped 49, n at 'sc
II lenbrrE Il Davis ID OHIO spring Lambs Common,
a. n at SIC: % Clipped Ohio YeaTlngs. "a % at l2c l0t
40 81 H. al DC: BON chun do 53 b az &c; 20 clipped
Illinois sheep - 70. at5afc, II do - ib AZ 6It
" HAYNES sold II Jersey Lambs at s. per head 81 10
Appeget Co soil 81 Jersey Lambs. at 81 5oas6 80
each. . , . e---, -
head.
Nance Bros. sold 10 Jersey Lambs 592 ID al 0c Per ~
HJG--{cceipts 2J Of 434J hrad-l9 cars at
4tlst and a. JDrey CITY The market or Live Hogs
Il reported quiet 40 - 20 =. 80.
Country Dressed teldv with gh supply Heavy sell at
7lor Medium AZ "a -i1r. Light AZ "a y.
Saes--mITh 4 sold lib Mixed Western ami KEN
tnc<v Ho-s IO5 d. at &c Roughs I26 IT, 4ioc -
Pigs, ,G 70, az ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riesr. Vssseis and Railroads.
NRy-YorK, May 10. 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. May 10, 1884,


pFrsw.xsoutbern firm being scarce quoted 36d SIC
BUILDING MATERIALS-There Is ouly non. no.eS
gree OF activity and prices arc about as aI
lumber rather weak. however We qnoto. ~.
ment 81 SSi 10; American Portland do - 2SSs1 81
Engish do. 81 1888, Lime - rInl ~ unsbeT
81 lo Lump s5s95c Lath n s. 50 p Rss s7
w Spruce S si$%sB oa M'e Yellow Pine
s s9 Hard N WoodsM3}e Wood CARLOAD
Hickory Si5ds55; Cherry St0gSISa nss s1oss55'
Maple, s2s9S32 so. Nails 81 90 as DO per Aes i Az "
CHICORY-Ground. 59.s7'4c. ,,-o..onu 170171oc;
COCOA-Dul and nearly nominal Gnayaq9 "a n
Domingo 994a1Oc.; Caracas ls02le'; MaraoAOO' 80
C0AIzsitumipons has been in fair demand and about
Seady while the sales OF Anthracite have ncrease SUM- d
what Anthracite by the cargo quoted al SA"Sf ''' NV
BituminOus at 50 7j0Si rs. 5000, Far Io1,c
COFFEkIelo on me 5po, md 72G e1 do private
terms stock here first hands, lfblit OaIs q. an az
were active nc an OF 10 70 10 points OWL" a. tnn
cited and decidedly higher market IN navIe -, Nav
bags closing barely steady AZ the following prices s
1 anu $50 o. October s9OGS95; November $40
81 co. and December sS5ssOO Mild grades steady and
moderately active sales loo bags central Amelos 90
SAMANTHA, and $50 Maracaibo on private terms Oo' W.
cuta. l0i4dl0l9c. ..oo,. an ovor
supply here hut demand on the o'net or
hand ia very neht We quote: Empty hnds; soo az
81 5OSs2 4O Hoops II feet s32ds36; o. IL feel SO
do IS inch 81 -09s2 o. do. 80 inch 2Opsl 9V Ill, OH
shocks New Heads. IS inch 81 4m@i sb oo anu
81 10: Old without Heads, SOC; Rum ShooAs anu
CORDAGE-In far demand and steady. sisa loc'' MIL
q GoTToN-spot Cotton steady. quiet and UNCLAIMED
sales 72 bales Delivered contracts 400 bales heCeps
az the ports to-day LII bales, against . % lhls -, as
week sud sO7l last year Since september ,'uo.-
quotations according - the American ciasslhc"o" "
a follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-14
DrouosGis.
DRoPOsALs FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANspoRTATfor
, nm run rrrxuos, Orrcs OF Ixpns Ayy.rss.

DrrArr~T or rm r'1rSs s Ssss e Rp nf ~
BIDS Tor Beef MsT ss aSnittsd IN separate :nyslsp:s
Bacon Flour Soth9g sn.DSrsssp ~ fna,sn s
S Eos ~ SS 81 S9Ss = ;gs
4.Ss is5 s tnd s.s sn he
vcHn PORN
~ pound. O6 aS Soani s.
Soap pounds Soda ssOSO pounds sn
SG BiSnsSt! p0W ooen and COTTON Good,
part o. Ticking 10000 yards Standard Calico 800
ssSSo yara. Dsa%s 1000 yards, bingham: 1906
{a. Kentucky Jssns ysfas SnsyS SOp
yards Hickory shifting yards Calico shrting s00O
ynTGss supplies school Books &c and long
is OF articles Harness Poughs Rskes
Tk s snG D at Chicago & sioux CITY
for such WAGONS may he required adaptod 70 ts OIL
mate Pacific Coast with California brakes delivered al
Also for such Of articles goods and
plies that not be contracted for - 10 denVsfed a. the
gBYpsS MUST BE MADE 9gIT Oh GOVERNMENT
Schedules the kinds and quantities Of su5sisens
ss n arosg Of al other goods and articles together with
blank proposals. conditions be observed by bidders time
marathon roates and all other necessary INSTRUCTIONS wal be
furnished application 70 the Indss qS ek IN
Iyon No 4sS Broadway, New.YOrk the COmmissaries Of
Subsistence at cheyenne Sneag3 I'm
Postm sioux City and TO the Posssers AZ the io
lowing named places IN Kansas Arkansas cy a snIhg o
ard Hutchinson Larnef, hcPherson Marion. aeditns
Lodge Newton Usage City, Sedan. sterling Topeka Wei
Ia viii be opened at the hour day above stated and
bidders are invited e e RFffissnp' e 2RRsnn
All bids must be accompanied BY serI9ed cnseks rpcn
ihs proposai q. PRICE. Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Nav ID Bacon-Cumberland Cut.
4Os Long Clear Middlos, Cd; short Clear Middles
4is Cd ID Shoulders, Sos cwt Beef
as for extra India Ness SD Pors-Prime
Mess ia "a. per Dbl Prime Ness. Eastern - West
eru ljss Llrd-Anerlc s. ID; Prime Western I'd
I.dOi as "a Hams-Long Cut J3s. Od shoulders, 3js
Butter Dos p1r for unost United states Cheese
American Choice sos Cd Whsat-Red Western spring ~ ID
a7s IA Red Wuter - ID 81 per GENITAL. No 9prlng
r. d. Now Western Winter IS Sd. New Mixed western,
5s 3aL: california so J. IS Id -, 5d California No 3
IA ii as Jd per GENITAL Corn-MiZed OIL, 80 3D.. DO
new IS I'D per GENITAL PrJdIce-~pirits d IUPenrne'
2ls Sd do. At Londoa 2js ID per cvL Refined Petgo-
a54s Der cvt Tll0y 3Js. Cd per cwt. Rosn-ConInon'
A. Cd Pale - y IJs 9d. Llnseed Oil Dos d. per cwt
LONDON PrOIuce-Linsred oil. I - Us q 49, -
per ton Cacutts Lin8eed Gd l2s Sd per quarter Lin
seed CAKE IS Refined Petroleum. sd q al
per gallon. spirits Turpsntine rs. Jd per cwt
sperm on. S64 sf5 per Ton Rosin-Com1on -: o.,
pgle gs 6lIs Provisions-L.qrd AIS. o. per cwt Tor
American sugar la 81 I.s cwt tor CuDa Ceatrl-
fuga Dol airing gj' GIi lJ3 3D. Gl0s ID lor CuDa Nus
coyadO refining ah0at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-14

81 OF No Psnnsylyana Red IN export elevator 81 10
No Red May 81 09a9Si 04; June 81 O3hSsl OasS Juy,
036sl 03st, August 81 02Gel O3l Rye steady az TIC
CornTherc stronger feeling influenced by higher
advices FRO Chicago shippers were not ana her
very little doing specuIav account prices advanced
% closing rm the cali Car lots scarce and wanted
for local trade and very FIRM steamer Mixed track 63c
steamer Yellow track 64c; Low Sail Mixed track 63l2o
sail Mixed TO arrive tomorrow 81 nc Sail Mixed Nay bOh
sdlci June 81 96 ci July 81 a62 August 62 s63l9c
81 iac; No White oac No. White Ale uninspected
White: Al lei Futures steady No White May 4Oi9s
4lc June Al s4l &c; July Al sd4 &C. AUGUST S9gfDc
Provisions quiet; Beei-City Family So 90; do PACK.
cts Sl3 OO do No Ness ST. O0sSl2 25i Hams So OO
India b ~ Mcss Beef in tsrSe. b 81 80 9o P Ss1
Prime Mess s7 00dSl7 90 Hams, Smoked - pos 90
fully cured. l2G l2sc sides Clear In salt SeDv3c' 90
Smoked l0h9l0L2c. Shoulders In Cry salt b'4G7o DO
smoked IA sc. Shoulders. pickle cured SCI 40 smoke
alOlc Lard 6rm-City Refined 50 259 50 steam 50 70
easer-Pcnnsyvania Creamery Extra 23G26c. western
Creamery Extra % 926o. D. g. and N Extras Z3H54c
do Frst, lS0 lie; Western Extras lSG l9o western GoOI
TO Choice. ia loo; Rolls 7GSc Egg. urn; EItra 700
l5c Cheese firm Tor choice lots; New YORK Fun GIeans
IA hal 5e; Western Full Cream, 2S o. western western
do full skins 21ic. 81 gar-Rened firm; Powdered IsG
GrDnuated. n l6sc; standard A, 6'4c Contec
TONERS A. &c. Feed stronger-Winter Bran 81 OVD
Sl7 go Petroleum dull hut steady Refined in bbs S4GS c
Corn 1000 bush; oats 10000 bush. shipments-"hsaE
1000 bush; Corn. 5000 BUSH; oats 10000 0usn
TOLEDO. May l3-wheat-No. Red. spot cash, 95ci
May, 95c;; June. 06c July. 9Gc. August "a &C.; No
soft 81 16i2 Corn steady 80 Red spot % 2c Nay
1000 bu5h.i Oats 1000 bush Shpments-Wheat, S,OOO
Corn 35OU bush. 900 Uush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-14
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.
QUAHIERMA-TERs OFFICE, [, s. NJ c.,
WA-HlNGION 2lst pTil, 1884
sealed prorosals duplicate will De received at this ONCE
uutl TWELVE OCLOCK NJ ~ -ATU AZ, tie TIL I1If-
FIRST DAY OF MAY Next FOR furnishing rations 70 the
United Marines at one OF more OF ine following sta
PortsmOuth y H., Charlestown Mass brooklyn, n. "
eag1e Tsand Philadelphia Pa; Annapohs MI WASH
ingfon o. Gosp0rt Norfolk, Va; Mare Island CaI
aud Pensacola. Fla. - -, ..4-., ..-.,.
uctrcaous with blank proposals. can be Obtained upon
Application any The stations named OF az the Offices OF me
Washing D. aud -slatlt Quatc
sfer 22G south 4th street Philadelphia, Pa.
Proposaa should be endorsed Proposals RatOns and
add esscd to the unders gnrd 49,
W B. SLACK.
Major and Quartcrnaster,
L. :. Marine Corps,
ap23-lav4w Washington, i. Z.