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j. AUSLET,
Collector.
The Improvement comlnittce's report was
read as follows:
rhihodaux. La, Nov. I2. 1889,
To the Honorable Mayor aud Trustees of
the town OF Thibodaux:
Gentlemrn :-Yonr COMMITTEE on imnrova
ments beg to report that all Improvements
suggested by them have been completed or
on the way of completion, notably the re-
pairs Of the flume at the head of the Canal
upon which the Mayor reported (said re
pairs having been specially confided 10 His
supervision ard order.l Tn various BRIDGES
over the drains that untersect the streets Ia
the number. of = have hcen entirely re.
newed or repaired. A frame side walk. has
been constructed IN Henry Clay street from
the entire section Of Clinton street TO a dis
lance Of about 100 feet, thereby afordino tn
the residents of said street a laucl, needed
commodity. Your committee finding that
the old side walk OH Clinton street from Hen
~ Clay to Jackson street was rotten and
very dangerous. recommended it's immedi-
ate reconstt ,ctiOn tn the Mayor aud your
committee ave the pleasure Of now report
ing that by Saturday next said side walk
will be completed its entire length in a sub
stantial and wOrk-man-like manner.
We find the plank walk on Rose for a dis |
lance of 100 feet 10 lie entirely rotten, and
dangerous, and also the walk ON Cider street
from OF. mp 10 T1enry Clay street to be in
q like deplOrable condition and your com.
mittee urgently recommend and advise the
withdrawal Of the o i ones and that new walls !
be constructed in their stead.
Your committee report the condition of
the town, in 40 far as this committee has
jurisdiction, to he fully equal to the resour.
ces by which the committees Is limited. Its
drainage owing to the construction by the
Drainage commissioners of u large canal
commencing from the rear OF the town Iead.
ing several miles back is good and will he
further aided as soon rs u couple of cross
bitches Of the town now too nsrrOv owing r.,
caves therein will have been opened mn :"
proper dimensions and which your committees
now recommends.
Whilst o. the subject of Draia.xe vour
sng.est that their Honorable
board should solicit the expenditure Of coma
Of the drainage funds Of this drainage III.
trict within the limits Of the corror,lion ssv
Tor instsnoe, the p~rolongatiea Of the ueviy
ut canal Of the Drainage conuisGoners
tom Back street to the head of tho casaI an
DAye 81 LAfourehs, thu aooe m~piiehment
.hseeel il the opinion Of ysur eemni1tee.i
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would prevent the 4xisteucr Of pools Of green
dosd wster - nsv extH In bed Of said canal
and add materially net only to the drainage
of the town hut also - the general health Of
the community. @ "
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P~RoCEEDINGS OF THE TOWN
V0QrNIL.
TOWN HALL.
ThibedAux. La, Nov. ~. l689.

Thibsdaux, La, Nov. ~. 1889. {
The Courcil for the Town Of Thit~-
danx met this day in regular monthly SER
sion 1t 7 o'clock y. m
Preeeut-J.L. Au~s1n. Mayor. and Trustees
Bademx, Brau.l. Cosi1on- and Tr0tter.
Observation-Disclosures and NaquiD, Trustees.
The minut-e If the last session were read
and spprevcd IA rcrorAed.
The Mayor prrsented the following report ::
sThiheiaux. La, Nov. II. 1889
To the Trustees Ut the Town Of Thibodaux:
Gentiemen-At your laat regular meeting
/ was directed to have the x!nice ut the heal
Of the canal put IN thorough repair. I would
therefore report, That I have commenced tine
said work. and that tie work il progressing,
and will be completed in . few days.
Tonight il the election Of officers for the
ensaing year. in accordance with our by
laws
Al appropriation to pay the following
claims is recommended. viz:
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dosa wstor = new extE In bed Of said canal
and add materially net only to the drainage
Of the town hut also - the general health Ut
the community. q "
Respectfully Submitted
H. N. sCOULON n.
J.. w. TROrTER.
Committee on improvements.
On melton Of MIR Braud, seconded by AFR.
Ir0tter. the above report WAS received and
recommendations therein adopted.
Mr.. Bndexux moved hat the chairman Of
the Improvement Committee IN authorized
t" confer with the Drainage Commissioners,
mentioned in the above report. and try to
persuade them to gives portion Of their funds
~ the corporation to be used for drainage
purposes. and report thereon at the next
meeting vt III" Council. Seconded by Mr..
Braud. Carried.
The monthly report # Mr.. F. Ze,. 1T. fore
man Of Stea.a Fire 80. No Z, rep"rting en-
g'nc and appurtenanees to be in xued order.
was real and received.
The election IF aaicers for the ensuing
year then begun.
Mr.: Coulon nominated John b. Taylor, pre-
I NJ monument Tor Secretary amt Assessor.
Mr.. l'adranx seconded the motion and the
rules being suspended. Taylor WAS elected by
acc aMatiOn-
MIR. Braud proposed the name OF Nj. +.
Samoan. present incumbent, for treasurer,
and on imDtiOu. the rules were suspended.
W. o0tlCdn Wan cttCteu Nv dCcIalnltlOu.
Mr.: C"ul"h honmimatesi Mr.. j. Anslet. pre-
sent for the office of Town Con-
stable. Town Collector. Market Master and
Wharfinger. aud on motion, the rules we're
sns!"'hded. and Mr.. Auslet was elected by
a%cclaiuaf iOm
The election Of Town Printer was next.
Mr. badeanx nomina tel John u. Tayl"r. Mr..
ConiOn nominated r. Samoan and Mr.. Trotter
nominated L. A. Baieaux. A ballot was ia.
Ken anil resulted ia follows Samoan 2 votes.
ba.ieaux ! vote aud Taylor | vote. A secnn,i
ballot was token AS fellows Sa,can , Ba-
deaux 2 aud Taylor 0. The Mayor ordered !,
tl,lrd ballet and Tavlorwithdrew. The bal
lot was: Samoan ) votes. Badeaux l. Saucan
having n majority Of votes. was declared
MIR. Coulon m"vesl that the salaries of the |
Treasurer and Printer remain same
az last year, while the Tax Collectors com. !
I've increased from one quarter OF one !
per cent on the dollar to one quarter ner
cent. Seconded by Mr.. T%rntter. and the one
luarter per cent. Was allowed by the follow |
ng vote
Ieas-Braud, Coulon ard Trotter.
NAys-Badeanx.
The Council then adjourned.
j. l.. AUCOIN. Mayor
'oHN b TAYLOR. Clerk.
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APRIL %, 1889.

APRIL 29, 1889.
+. G0uaux. Houma, La
We have a steady sale for your Asthma
Remedies. We never mad a single com
plant. hut many compliments.
Ruth Il FLEETwOoD. Pharmacists.
Thibo,laux, La.
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E AjE4HISl9]AAAE]A1[A


Hemc sn~sGum I'm II Om Fine Shins
As I" music. III" owners ~ the CITY NJ
Paris. it.y "f New York and Irntouic have
shown the slime consideration for the con-.
fort IT their ,usseagcrs that they have in
everything rl.r. The tw" i"r,u,r shins ,ra
each provided with an .pni.h. uiann bv
M;s'" Il Ham'in. furnished in "a suierh c.,sss
OF cherry i"laii in lir,l'S eye. ,nnplr. The do
Sign hartman ziny l".anti'nilv with tho room,
itsel'. Th"~'. IianOs contain the imnrovr,l
m'"ic If struggling. invented and pa,rnt.i
hy Mace" & lia'nlin. which i. aid to Decn.
larry tit Them Tor wi'hstahling tue rava,es
1T the ga. The Paris ana New York nrr
each provided ~i'ha two n,xnun' medal base
hv Mas"" n llamlin. FURNISHED in nm
exquisitrly cliastc case 1T white enamel
I'll" salem ut the T"utnnic contains a uiono
and also enc If those marv~l"isly h~autifnj
AMI artistic Instruments. Y Z. thu List ~.
gan. hy Mas u T. I~txnlim. The ease If this
i%nsffuv"emt l. tsnly u work ri MT. It il Of
old "ak. highly posi.hcd. will, tri,r,njnvs IL
gold and dark hrswn. tic Total effect har- !
Hn"iizi"g beautifully with the .schiterture
the room. 1t i. T., h. regretted that Amer. .
lea can t'.s.f u' such skil.s ~ those, hut IL h |
some ~co,,'fs't to the parasitic shst the mao-
nifieent in-trum ents an tls~ae sAips are an r |
nskc IN. T. Sw~. |
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rs not only a distressing complaint, of
itself, but, by causing the blood to
become depraved and the system en-
feebled, is the parent of innumerable
maladies. That Ayers Sarsaparilla
is the best cure for Indigestion. even
when complicated with Liver Complaint.
is proved by the following testimony
from Mrs. Joseph Lake, of Brockway
Centre, Mich.:-
Liver complaint and Indigestion
made my life q burden and came near
ending my existence. For more than
Q years I suffered untold agony. was
reduced almost to q skeleton, and hardly
mad strength to drag myself about. All
kinds of food distressed me. and only
Eng most delicate could be digested at
al. Within the time mentioned several
physicians treated me without giving re-
llef. Nothing that I took seemed to do
any permanent good until I commenced
the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. which
mas produced wonderful results. Soon
alrer commencing to take the Sarsapa-
f1lla l could see an improvement in nv
condition. My appetite began to return
and with 1t came the ability to digest
proved each day, and after = few
months OF faithful attention to vour
directions. I found myself q wen
woman. able to attend to all household
duties. The medicine has given ma =
new lease Of life"
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Under False Colors.

A POLITICIANS RIDICULOUS ATTEMPT
TO MAKE AN ADMIRAL OF HIMSELF.
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j.. Il. Mayor.
Nr. Brand. chairman ut the Finance com-
mittee, offered the following resolution.
which was adopted by the vote that follows
it.
BE it resolved. That an appropriation Of
seven hundred snd flft y-two and 65-IOO dol
lars I've aud the same il hereby madeJto pay
claims submitted by tn" mayor. and fonr
hundred and fifteen and 10 100 dollars to paw
balance Of account due to Fl. w. Frost. an
per bill rendered for lnmher bought during
the year 1882. cbarceahle to l,anGnattes.
r. l.. BRAIID. Chairman.
Yeas-Badeaux. Braud, Coulon and Trot-
ter.
Naya-NOrA
The Finance committee reported as follows:
Th,badanx. La. Nov. 12. 1889.
To the Honorable Mayor and Trustees of
the town of Thiholaux:
Gentlemen Your Committee on Finance
beg leave t" report that they have ca refully
exsmined the reports Of collector and trea
snrer for month Of August and found them
correct.
Respectfully Submitted
p. L.. BRAUD
Ed. BADEAUX.
The treasurer and collectors reports for
n~y--
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Ess q I Ess9a: I'D + Ssss' ,s Sssss
we'd 9 HALLIDAY. Ne sss sth.sys. year; $500
81 ss g ssssls. esna cor Prank
or & eAsnssDg 90
Hanlmersssin, oscas and VIE, g David Porter. "
Hyiand. Josiah 4, Y Miehssils zese. 47thlt
asssssy. John j. z Union Dime Savings Inati,utisn.
n asssSs w Si SSd i ys@ s:o ao0o o LIMA Post
asvss MINT 3 III. 5.sisi Y Essy. 1o2a,ss q
an pssssas SSs s III oco o ''n- s-
Ms i Sssy. Sender Iaminlovsy 67sA
Ksmmissss Adam and VIE. % John Boetsner. No
,sa ~ 81 Z Adam ss9R
II. 9 s.antso;sh of,Casysts 8 & years, 1900
Z lssS.s. gssss 8 600 So. s'-r' $50
wis csae & ss Egss sSa seS GO.
v,i Same 5raass essspss ana trustees
SANE e ssn 4 ayos sxsc ssas aSSS
saS %s g F neSsyS fs1 ss.n slaaSoG
! Same 2 Anna SS6SSrchi West Endsve. Of
Same % yifsinis sasietIcs, West Enasve, Of
nm Msas Sssy Bank ,os Saving: g New
ri s:s ::.s'. Gan SSss &ynen
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,.sTs ysss. sgc % WIFE Len. DeAhsa NO sas
Sas s y a gas P gss Dsst Swings In
Mc Lea Samuel ana y % Asnss TrSSt Company
Miller Minor . Ssg Tusiss iFStS.st of
!, IfS'sIss George vile e o Christian srsnnsmsnn Nc
Lyman ysss ' ssc SSs 70 Amelia scranton NO
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asIp spaniss.

YVANTHD Good shorthand for eesrespondence eno
~ v 9aas g s S s.s. D :sI sSs'i M
Rfosawsy. Koon 4
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AouEpggT c9AigIssIoEEng OFFICE
Gsaal Notices.

LIMITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
" SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW. YORK. M Office
the nndsIgned Tatee under che Eroyso1s 2, Section,
coli at public auction ON Tueaday, April 1850. AZ
o'clock D. M at 20 Butling Slip NewYork City, by Dam
Maryland her engines, &C.. lying n tae Harism River
LtooInevo, md lHlets, 21nfc, Bridge, a1d
10 the adjoining yards Of thu II * and N. II n r.
" Da'sa' sss-f0'A' snSis 81 a. y T9MAN. Trustee
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
a p0S,1 1,1s on M.To
Il sTEfsS SSS OF f@ess E
On ss1s snEs't The se s may @ ana
oS sS q Viz lRff e S asSs IN
sSSss % sss fr5pSS9s 81
e esss 4l1S SRs; cssss 5000 PSsasS & "a
SsS SS P G9sy F': SSs'fss la
SAT- $50 COO pound Soap s2oC9o pounds sng.i saa
S S0SS dRS SSaGat t.CHssss in psfs sSs
standard Cseo 100 900 ySdoi Dr,.s II 600 yar Ss
yafas, Ginghsm 2s6 900 yards KontueSy Jesns oo9
s SSssS s lSeG2 $50 600 n ySI a1
oS ds Sse9 ss9s SSS9 y'T sFdv wR.e M
gp sshSC IGS f and Pou SPs Rs q F
Aa O about SSS wasns 5qSa fS5 sSpT e CITE
alsS e. ;'is &c Tss1ss e
u ne a r S sscds and supple, s may
h% 81 6s oST v' so & hsSSiN BIS @
seheda.s showing tho kinds and QUANTITIES q sgb,s S
Ss hnds and aSsa,tc; gross otSsE gocd; ana
SbssrSed 81 SidderS tno and piso9 81 delivery term,
contract and payment tIanspqEattIon route Snd az
Sp GIt q he Indian Once washsgoe Ncs
saint tSa ss 'PS SsS Ff "a
70 tie Posmasers at the following named places IN
s liant AnRss e Se TSsEa ana ss
an and s d u S s1y Rs Of ias ss aPa
made for &c ss5 g Sna G s6ys ssa Sdes
ss Invited g gressa. the opsnlns cERTIETE66
b SSon mS Ss. BE nnsa gas psSoory ca
tSs First National bank q LSs Angeles
ifo' i 'tSs sH'0n' o. the PROPOSE 'OAN
PROPOSALS FOR ARMoRsDEcK MATE;
a0o RIAL &C. Fo o5aoress dsasa for SnS o.
pses 9assris vii received o.; q
b a. Sntl II O'clock aYS so 1850 @aa ,PSSisy
& Sa a1SS 2 SaS ss F &c
Terrc Hank proPosa iS specn N and Dc;
ne bureau or 70 re General sIorskeeEer q me NAVY
g e p PROPOSAL nS as@
advsg3SssffSssif 2 & re oYs@sS o. Navy
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
a. ne Rns VIZ z a SR'
sSSS 'Sss Z 1s
= r$Sa ss f.; s. % s
The right is reserved e Tesps sDy ara 1o ~ od
Chief Rnglneer, Rochester. N z.
NO .so mi SS%%f ThTE5$EE h. Sg6i Il isso
BIDS fSoS6saIS; e, sensrs,lng A.. Masonry s1
4. :Ss ss Rs ss 3 6 srs PsS S
Of the New AaSeans e. called TOR IL the spprSysaa
Of the Aqucdpet isaloners, viii DO received :
APRIL o 1882 at which gace and hour they viii b
ths award FOR doing said work VIII be- maoe By said
Commissioners az soon thereafter as possible
and BIDS or proposals. and proper envelopes for thor
eiosure ana al other inor1atIon can be obtained al
shove once Of Che Aqrednct Commissioners on spplicA
S'f By order riS q he 1aueduet cc@gis.loPsrs
,ouy surpu.N JAMES O. pppA saNS,ssr,
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nusrNEss Ar THE HxoHANeR

gUSIEES8 Al THE HxDHANHh
.t.s. rss dun at the Real Estate Exchange yester
asv ma muos, Of he property kuookca down was pro
tecte by he ovners bought BY parties interested
ae most important piece Of property sold Was BY
2 pnfer n Meyer and consisted Of Nos 500 ana Sl1
Thir5-sse hvestory brick apartment houses and
scores on plot 4sxo7 The property prcdoces :
net rental Of ss,7l1 year ana sold for $4,000
- p f,rasmuck No 2os East Twenty -afsh-st, be-
tween second and Third aves, 10 nve-story and
( sss.n,ent apartment house, renting for $1,000
0s sAxsss . sSd 5ps Sa ASssS'
sourthst, thresstory and essen ,n d efewlstope
awei Has On - an los In Ninety nint6st. between
Eighth and Ninth syss a sofa e t sos q Mg
gins s sysstopy brownstons sparncnts and stores,
ssntinr for 81 sS each per year, sold 70 Howard Spear
Tor ,s sloPR ,s sssss sold eooasrs iar ns be-
sxss s'' aaaaso and Ringwood Valleys, two miles
! Ho@. anS'S ssnss yss offered No $50 Isss
ss,ss On i ios 2s1,is each n East
SssHes ss.r a9 San. ana one Cont Iot
brosshf 81, $50 and S1,e25 respectively james
@ Ss s Sal g Ssa.s,s, tsss KasIS
s sosn sa s;nysS sold No. 10 Foryth-sts . i've
sSs s.s on asson s ssa ss ssS oa to
,tory Dwelling houses n Foreth-st between second
snd Third Eyes ssses mss $40 and aia for sa4oO
''fe Y v asrnsst 90. ofsred NOS 80 and "a Old
g sSsss &c = ssss
buyer took The sdtoirinS property At $4,000. The
ana cellar bnwnstone houses, being Ncs s7s and
SIS IN the synne ana No a4s in the street. rent for
600 hon Harmon Gsussn and the next house
S24loo froEl John Uirich. The Same auctioneer Of
sw 81 s' sr tx SUldns With sore on LOT
s 4, sis gsssgs e xo csHa Of 1900 year. ana
New.yors, THURSDAY. March es.
au sas f Mssm Siss Asa At the 'na
~ John p D. smysa.
80 Z ssaiss ss 81 Y =
hSS:s x, iG Sss aS snd ss aA''
BY u H Ludlow Co
a ass & 4 G sy :J Se' 7'41'sS if''s zi0
BY ID. P. InEraham o.
sss ' Y sSs sA ~ T. e. ssG R
!. a's ss, s,A l' Is ~ Hs sA s..
les East Cast = IS Ss t Of AveA. ssaiosa'
vsh Pss s saf s e sss ; 1896
BY Richard v. Hsrnets o Co.
sa = sui ssas s r.. l' sSs g sRa 0
swossSsy building and stable With lot No sss 40
s ! is. va j = IS y i;s B:
xsas With lfs NJ e Esi 'W cor
,ss s dssIi 1sssa ls s' q u Sss ss'
,s 8. ~ ct ~ s7s a sSs'' lot asn
.S gs sss Es az sss's
2'''ss' i0' z0A'0 b James "a ssod T. Wells is1'
s'S;' MSi.sy 'i o.. N ss al ' sssi:
sr ~ ssi S s & Sc sss
sssory ourians with iot aos Esse a5ts.. Of
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DR0pOsALs FOR ARMOR-DECK NAIVE

1AILRUAU UUN HAOIUHc.
III Proposals. will be received up April "a. proximo.
rosd near Rochester N y Tho work consists Of from
yssds OF light material considerable portion Of this
must be moved by dunn on long hauls
Bonds satisfactory In amount aud suretes will DO
aured execution Of the contract before Juno LIST
The right Is reserved 70 reject any and all bdG
WILLIAM T. IfOYT,
Y
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AnanriaI.
EMPIRE
MANGANESE 81 IRON Cd
uTREm0RSt

nTRECT0RSi
ytAAf ~, gII.FILLAN, Ex.U. s. TREASURER, 1l6
,rNs.51 H1TsFVRp, or n0rsrORD q NOE 81 PARK
PLACE, NEW-Y0Rx.
81 sTS ~ aE aSPF
orjD2;;, y. FEOMANS, PRESIDENT NEw-Y0RK q
oH4o y r., rs WALI-sT., FEW-YoRK.
YupRix CHAMBERLAIN, us biOADWAx, NEW
ETEq ~ 70 BE SOLD AT sg PER saARE. gSTIE
b. AIsED TO ms PAR VALUE, $40 PER SHARE.
running FSh ~ TS 90 sa PRa CES s nSs
manganese An analysis from two lots Is IS follows:
s sHHfAbE 49,: az 5 sHSN ss
Ir,IaI2gssSPHs2itUs o0a osRM9RUs oo700
EsE .eo.eo METALLIC M1RGAN,
mos . 10 mdfsTdR ISs
These mines already been opened and nearly 800
rom railroad G and 0 Oni mem nine ss sSS po San
way n now being built from the mines 20 the railroad
anu y Is expected that u win be completed ~ he middle
that uine Our engineer assures that he can ship
SOVOO toms OF the ore before tho LIST OF February sui
heen WORK and prospecting has been done on the mines
Arrangements already being made for thu sale Of tho
entire output night ~ the port In Cuba. :.
ane STOCK Sanaot fall 70 p9y yey & "a t US
CBNTupon tho present price OF tho stock ~ has been
oeooea 70 sell no more after tho 1st OF April or Tess
than s par vaas slo pe share as It is worth higher
People contemplating investing in this stock should
inyesugste tho matter ct as the amount for sale
specified. Ne less than o shares viii be issued.
PER SHARE, PAfxBLE no THE OTDEti or
VS.. chamberlain, Accent,
115 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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Gxrnrsl0ns.

sTARIN's EXCURSIONS
Books sA.M. TO s PM. Daily. Season
Nov Open 10 AN. TO ?. N. Sunday. Of 1850.
Apply for Illustrated Book. descriptive OF the lsrgea
and most complete
FLEET or EXCURSION BOATS AFLoAT
! Also new and desirable
gROTES And PLEASURE GR0UED&
Pier Is, n, E., foot Cortlandt st.
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aIus,rul gnstruments.

NUMBER OF slightly used upright and square pianos
n of make, which werc specially selected and used
by the artists Of the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during tho past opera season. win be sold as liberal
reduction from our regular prices.
wM KNADE co.. 1f2 6th.ave., above 16th-st
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K.-..--.-.. q IOtGz


Pure gro nd ld650@7 rs
Pure dry leads 60(97 rs
Eng Ven Red. So 31a
Red Lead -. 7@ 7h
Am. Zinz.....5 00@7 90
Rochelle Yellow 21s
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q at sM mic: Extra 714671sc; White Extra q
7sSS74c: Yellow at 7ta7 1sc; of at I5-i6S
RiSc. Morld at SAC; standard A 3D. Confec
At S1%c: cut loaf and crushed at 91sc: powder
ed at 91sc; graduated at Sac; Cubes &C. pc
troIeum quiet and steady; united 996scl Pork
steam so; city 30; refined quiet-Continent at
s 6Oa6 10; s 4 z 80. 'ksniter-choice steady;
others weak Cheese quiet and strong: State AZ
$50 Dssl /; fancy colored at Sss@SAc: White do
8Na 8I9c.
FTeighis to Liverpool firm grain sim AID.
CHICAGO, Aug. 8, J889.-The Flour market Ia
dull and unchanged Wheat easier; No Spring
and No Red 77hc Corn I lower No 2 at 3B14c.
G431hc No Barley nominal. Provisions-Mess
Pork easier 10 60g10 3d.. Lard quiet at 8 15G
6 171h. Dry sailed shoulders 00G6 l2ld short
clear sides 1905 801a. Whskey at o.
Receipts Flour, liz, 900 bbls, wheat 96 900 bus
corn 295 ,0O0bush, oats 245, 900 bus, barley 5000
bush rye 5000 bush.
bush, corn 222 900 bush, oats 135 900 bus barley
5000 bush. rye $4,000 bush.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 8. 1S89.-The Flour market
Is quiet and unchanged. Wheat lower; No 2 Red
73ssD734c C. Corn dull mo Mixed a3h6336s.
Oats lower and very weak; No 2 at zee. Rye
No 2 dull at 4014c. Whiskey OF. Provisions
very dull no demand for round lots and iobbjng:
steam at 55. Dry sailed meats shoulders at
5 90; longs and ribs 60a5 70 snort clear 900
CO., Bacon-shouders go: longs and ribs 20
@6 80; short clear at 40G6 30. Hams in de-
mand and firm at IL 25@11 30.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 bbls; wheat lilo. 900
bush; corn 81 900 bush; oats So 900 bush; rye
OO00 bush barley, 5000 bush.
Shipments-Flour. 5000 bbs wheat $50 900
bush: corn. 10000 bush; oats 5000 bush; rye
COCO bush barley 10000 bush.
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-05
WANTED.

Girls and women for machine stitch
ing and to learn; machines run by
steam power; board guaranteed while
learning. STANDARD RUBBER
MILLS, Brockton (Campello) Mass.
aug3 diff
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-05
PORTLAND & WORCESTER LINE
Portland & Rochester Il. RI
-,~,fa. EnaI OF pREBLE STREET,.

On after Monday, July q, 1850,
Passenger Trains will Leave Portland
Ger Worcester, Clinton, Aver Jnneties,
Nashua, Windham and Epping at 1850
.. IN. and 1880 "A.
for Manchester, Cencerd, and points NoftA
at 1880 y. IN.
fer Ezochesier, sprInxvaie, Aifrea, WsGera
boro, and SAGE River a. $50 n. va, 1910
and $50 p. ns.
Ser GOrhana at 1850 -. 90, 1880, SEQ
$50, aUd $40 y.
ROr siaccarappa, cumberland N1Alls, Wotr
brook BuneIioD and WooSferd's at 1.3e
and 1890 n. M, 1880, 800, $50 and
$50 y.
for Forest renus (DeerinE) S.20 p. ma.
The 1880 y. IA. train from Portland connects
aver . uncs. with zoOsNc rnnues ksnGo',
Col the West, and az gniSn station, Worees-
Ser, fer Providence aud Nc~ Work via
"froyidenee Line for Norwich and New
Work, via "Norwieh Line, with Hostou 81
Albany Il. X. for the West and New York,
all ruil via "springneld", also with n. ". a.
n. 4. 60. IL. ("SteameT Maryland KOuteJ for
philadelphia Baltimore, WGsai.sten5
aEd the south,
Through Tickets to all points West and sou'h
may be hsd OF 8. Il. HELLRN, Ticket Agent, Por
land.
oct19dtf j. ". PgTERe, aupt.