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There is u time to Hpance,

According to ST. Paul, and time to pray
a time to work and time to play. Fortu-
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at the right time. Success will crown all his
efforts, and he will end his daysin happiness.
Such person is he II ho Keeps his system
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standing at 80 degrees in the shade, and you
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Now is the time to take if. Give it trial,
TO regulate your bowels, Manalin is superb.
For sale By F. f. Bailey, druggist
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Tulane University
or LOUISIANA

Tulane College has four parallel courses
Classical, Litirary, Scientific, and Engineer
ing, leading to the degree of A. b. or B. S.
Tulane High School has three courses, Classi,
cal, Literary and Scientific, Mechanical, with
Manual Training School, and prepares for
business or College. The H.sophie Newcouab
Memorial College offers facilities for higher ed
ucation of young Women, with preparatory
department. Next Annual Session begins Oe-
tober lat, 1890. Medical College opened Mon
day, October Goth Law department., Monday,
November 18th.
Se Gsd ih ~
of the University
VIM. PRESTON JOHNSTON,
President of University
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Mary Tliomaaon, charged with infan-
ticide. was released on a $3.50 bail bond
last Wednesday, after preliminary
examination before Judge Lewis Mr..
and Mrs. Thomaaon and VIM. Long
Hare discharged.
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Rev, Il, O. Ware Of Cheneyville, La.
has been preaching at the Baptist honae
of worship in Opelousas every night
this week, and will continne till next
Sunday. He will preach q sermon on
Sunday at 1890 a. m. to Young men es-
peciaily, All. however, are invited 70
affand
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Mr.. B. f. Perley, the we'll known
ginwright of Rapides, 10 now in our
parish repairing gin stands, &C., and
any orders left at this Office will have
his prompt attention. Mr.. Perley is
too well known to need any commen-
dation from us--and work in his line
could be entrusted TO no better hands.
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A Frenchman named Charles at
tempted to commit suicide few days
ago by taking a heavy dose of lauda-
mum. Medical aid was summoned in.
time to save llie life.
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Edgar S#indler, accused Of killing
Henry Wilson on Bayou BGnf last
week, was released on q $3.50 bond on
Thursday. after q preliminary examina-
tion before District Judge Lewis.
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Next Saturday, the 26th, meeting
of the Confederate Veterans Association
will be held at the Court House to elect
officers and perfect it's organization.
ALI e1- Ccnfederates are invited TO be
present.
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Gen. John G. Fremont, the first Re-
publican candidate for President, known
in ante bellum days as the Woody
Horse' and subsequently as the Path
hndsr,n died early in the week and
vas buried last Wednesday in New
York
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The Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men, Morgan Lodge, of Lafayette, will
give q grand excursion from Franklin
to Opelousas, on Sunday, August 3D..
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Remember the fastest trotter Of st,
Landry on August Sd wins the beanti-
fol Gold Medal and the championship
goeB with ii.
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The Police Jury have been sitting
this week as q board of reviewers.
They will resume their revision of as
aessmenfs next Monday.
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just received, IL large LOT of gentle,
mems summer silk scarfs, bought al, a
bankrupt sale, which we offer at 10 and
25 cents, worth 40 and so cents.
J. MEYERS & Co.
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ALI ABOARD .A-Tbe excursion to-
morrow promises to be an enjoyable
one. Here is what the Enterprise says
of some of the attractions promised for
the occasion:
New Iberia Enterprise A delightful
excursion is being organized by the
Phoenix Bucket and Hook & Ladder
Co. of this place, from Alexandria to
New Iberia and the Salt Mines, and to
come off ON Sunday, July goth. Major
McCalla, the manager of the mines, has
consented to make the necessary ar
rangementa to permit the visitors to
visit the mines, which will be beauti-
fully illuminated With different colored
calcium lights, Theseene will be grand
and this view alone will be worth many
times the cost of the trip, and the op-
portunity is certainly q rare one, as it
will be the only --snce on record
when such a lassimpson. Mwill be per
mitted to ais Catarrh Cure c6xand there
are very fe of catarrh.n Druggamanagers
OF o. tnls oAe se man who Is rights g gained
the pIiVhegs4 zl3h the
islana Is al"saieted with sore eyes ussge
lower than tllav-AuI 'Snc-yStlrr6anMng
country, and provision will be made for
refreshments and the comfort of the
visitors, who under these conditions,
will spend a most delightful day
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The meeting of Confederate Veterans
which was to take place next month at
Alexandria has been postponed until
fall
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1890-07-19

Rubber Stamps, Stencils, Seals, Mon
ograans, Badges, &c, furnished on short
notice Apply to Fred E. sandoz
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The New Orleans Picayune has reduced The
yearly subscription price of the Weekly from
$3.50 to 81 a year. 1t is a splendid l6-page
paper filed with the best reading matter.
Sample copy sent free to any address.
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NoTICE.-U. S. Land Office, New Orleans,
In La, June 10th, IS9O.-Notice is hereby
given that the following named settler has
filed notice of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Judge, or in bis ab-
senee, the Clerk of the District Court, at Opel
ousas, La, on Friday, July 25, 1890, viz;
George Richard,
who made Homestead Entry No. 1924 for the
s W of N E /, and w Of SCI of Sec Sd,
Tp6 S r ! West, Louisiana Meridian
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva.
tion of, said land, viz. Martin Miller Etienne
Brown. Francois johnson, and S6v6rin Miller,
all of ST. Landry Parish, La.
THOMAS J. BUTLER,
Juno IA, 1890. ct Register.
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TUESDAY, July 18th, 1890.

TUESDAY, July 18th, 1890.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment. --
Present: S. Haas, president pro tenn; T, 8.
Barry, z. Stagg and c. L. Bibm.
Tho Police Jury proceeded to revise the as
Sessment for the year 1890.
On motion, the Police Jury adjourned until
Wednesday morning, July 10th, 1890.
WEDNESDAY, July 18th, 1890
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present: s. Haas, president pro tenn; Z. g.
Barry, l.. j. Dossman, P. Stagg, II. Durio and
C. T. Bihn.
Tho Police Jury proceeded to revise the as
sessment for the year 1890.
On motion, tho Police Jury adjourned until
July 21st, 1890 at 10 a. m.
Attest: 8. HAAS,
II. Z. EsToRGE, Clerk President Pro Tenn.
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MILLINERY. Ladies' Trimmed Hats.
Remember that j.. Meyers & Co. are
the pioneers in low priced trimmed
hats. They have again secured q large
LOT of stylish hats and are selling them
lit atill lower prices to make room for
fresh stock constantly arriving.
Their 25 cents hats will sell any
where at rs cents, while their SO and IS
cents hats are worth fully from one to
two dollars.
They have just received lot Of fin
est ladies' hata worth SO and So which
they are selling OUT rapidly at prices
from $3.50 to $3.50.
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Don't fail to attend the grand races
Oh August Sd, at Opelousas Race Course,
half mile east of town
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Latest styles of invitation cards and
envelopes, ball programmes, wedding
cards. &c, jnst received All orders
filed at bottom prices with neatness
and dispatch.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1890-07-19

The appointment by the President of
Mf. D. y. Wilkinson, Jr., of the New
Orleans City Item, as an appraiser of
merchandise under the customs admin
istfafiye bill, waa confirmed hy the
Senate On the 18th This salary Is $7,.
200 per annum. We congratulate our
worthy confrere on his good fortune.
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We print anything from fnll sheet
poster to a visiting card, in the latest
artistic style, at moderate prices.
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make speciality of soda and fancy
crackers. My stock is always fresh.
G.. DIETLEIN,
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NO. 43.

prfated to pay Kenneth Baillio, Esq, for re-
Yising the parish ordinances.
On motion the Jury took a recess until 8
O'clock D. m.
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EVENING SESSION.

The Police Jury met at o'clock p. IN.
Present: s. Haas, President pro tem. G. T.
Bihm, 2. Robin, z Stagg, E. S.. Barry and J.. j.
DoSsman.
On motion OF Mr.. Stagg, the Police Jury ad.
iourned until Tuesday morning, July 18th, 1890,
at 10 o'clock, a. m.
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100 sacks of COW peas at $l.00 per
sack at ]. Meyers g. Co.
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Il watch for only two dollars and fifty
cents. warranted to keep good time, at
r. MornhinVeg's jewelry store
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1890-07-19

Tha Times Democrat OF New Orleans, leads
all the newspapers published in the South
Daily and Weekly. It has the largest cireu-
lafion.
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Blank forms for use of merchants.
nofalies, Justices of the Peace, etc, for
sale at this oflee.
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The z General = counters on the
4 Colonel Sec bis letter elsewhere
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The attention of seekers after health
oT pleasure ia called to the card of that
well known aud once very popular re-
heFt, tho Boil. Cheney Springs. No bet
tsE place to spend few weeks of the
heated term, cost considered, can be
found anywhere, and it ID 30 near at
nEIF very doors Terms very moderate
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0pelOuSaS Race Course.

TEyHE TRACK is aow in condition to show
n up your thoroughbreds
Season tickets of six months are $1,000
Monthly tickets are-.....--.-.-,-.. 200
These tickets are now on sale by the Com
panys and will date from lst of August. They
entitle the holder to practice his horse on the
track, to witness all races, and to hold confer
ences with the Company and have a voice in
forming programmes for contests, races, &c
N Tickets can be had ON application to
A. j. BERCIER,
Il. B. CHACHERE,
R0BT. CHACHERE,
or JAS. O. CHACHERE
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FoR REST a ilne hGlaineaa stand on
Main street, Al 8 10 month Apply at
once at this office
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According to the appointment of the
Preshytery Of Louisiana, the Repds. M.
b. Shaw and J. Y Allison will hold
one weeks Ministerial Services IN the
Presbyterian Church Of this place, be-
ginning on Thursday night, the. l4tll of
August, All christians are asked 10 co-
operate, and the public Is cordially In
yifed To attend.
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Alexandria, $1,000 to sl4oO Bayou
Sara, $1100 70 $1,000; Franklin, 91100
to $1,000 Monroe. $500 to $1,000 /;
Natchitoches, $1,000 to $I100; New
Iberia, $500 to $1,000 Plaquemine,
SI400 to 1000.
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JuDTcIAL NoTICEs
SHERIFF'S SALE.
District Court, Parish Of 81. Landry No. 1863
lean Baptste saucier VS.. Joseph CeIestin.


BY virtue of a writ of ieri faeias
issued out of the District Court, in and
for the parish of ST, Landry, in the above
entitled suit, and to me directed, will pro-
ceed to sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder, at the front door Of the Court
House, in the town Of Opelousas, parish of
st. Landry, on SATURDAY, the 10th day
Of August, 1890, at II o'clock a. M, the fol
lowing described property, to-wit:
One hundred and sixty acres of land situat-
ed in Prairie Mammouth, parish of st. Ian
dry, bounded on the north by lands Of E. Con
way, sonthby lands of Andre Lubin, east by
lands of Etienne FusiIlier and west by ---,
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon, TO wit One frame house and the
frame of another house not completed, also
fencing enclosing about twenty acres of said
land and in cultivation this current year.
Cotton and corn)
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash.
I. S. FONTENOT,
July IL, 1890. Sheriff.
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0pelpusas G,ourier.

PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY BIT
LEONCE & T.. A. SANDOZ
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Finest lot Of fancy candies, always
fresh, at G. Dietlein'a.
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Don I be . clam Ad seItise.
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OPELOUSAS:

~yss-ssrr-
SATURDAY, 81: JULY 10, 1890
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The salariessof Presidential postm mas
ters in Louisiana have been increased
40 fnlInwa.
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Democrats, don't y0u want to join d
League not White League, bat &
mongrsl Anti Lottery League 7 If so,
gn n the Court House this evening
where 'all voters. svitboast regard 10 race
e politics, are invited to be present and
sein the League The movement,
slIaigs aa it may seem, has the sanction
n fasu high in the councils of the DEM
neGatic party. and offers 10 politicians
VIC baYe been engaged for years In
lel1orts to divide and diaintegrate that
paEfy 40 opportunity which they will
lnqt be alow to take advantage of No
petlet opportunity to s'get III their me-
aflaaa w0rk was ever presented them.
EAlaa Ne warn those Democrats who
!lAzs parhaps thoughtlessly entered 10
Sala movement that they are treading
apon aangeFans ground We nrge
s'aala 10 desist befurs q perhaps fatal
gl0N is struck at the unity and integrity
81 tlle grand party 10 which lies the
ieag and is centaFed all the hopes Of
slAg White people of the South s'Look
HeIl before yau Iaap.,
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4 Home SanitariQlll.

rH1HE WELL KNOWN BELL CHENEY
IA Springs, after q thorough overhauling-
with more and better water th.-Jeyer, with .
good Hotel, Stable, Pasture, and the finest
fishing and hunting grounds in this seetiot--
appeals to yopr patronage. f. Hebert, Sr.,
the genial proprietor, is ready to welcome and
cure for all who may come, jyl9 I'm
TO CONTRACTORS.
FEyHE Contract to build the bridge known
4 as Robins bridge across the Teche will
be sold to the lowest bidder on Thursday, the
3lst OF July, 1890, on the site of same. Spoci-
tications oE contract will be furnished on the
day of sale.
July -, 1890. p. ROBIN.
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Times Democrat The United States Su-
preme Court has decided that an amendment
to the Federal Constitution does not require
the signature of the President and need not
60 before him for consideration. AS the pro
vision in the Constitution of Louisiana is CO.
pied from that of the United States on the
same subject, we have virtually ruling of the
Supreme Court of the country, declaring that
GOV. Nichols action is usnrpatoEy, null and
void.
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Ladies Ice Cream Saloon.

Mrs. r. Jagou respectfully announces that
she las opened an ice cream saloon in counec-
tion with her restaurant, where ice cream.
soda, cakes. confectionery, etc, can always be
had. Special accommodations for ladies.
May I0-lm.
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t. 5. FUNTENOI,
July II, 1890, Sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rEAT,REs OF NETWORK DEALIN

lKEaS Of NEW 1Ohh bEINLAA'No'
The Produce Exchange markets opened after the
two holidays with little speculative vsor. The wheat
market was mainly local and dun, only l,sO0O0O
bushels changing hands The visible supply statement
showed decrease OF 4j4, 722 bushels This was less
than was expected and added 10 some disappointment
on this score was the generally favorable Of
advicc,. Upward fluctuations were due TO rum0rs Of
large export purchases which subsequently developed
into the fact that shippers had negotiated for nearly
100000 bushels, but failed 10 complete the transactions
Cable, also rmcT near the euG, auG tLc!c were
reports Of severe weather In the northwest The cX-
trame range of prices small AID the ina hSlrei
for options we're l-l0I2 cent lower a. follows: :
Fcbruiry - Il, March, - 81 AprIl, 50 L., May.
e1 81 June, - 80 cents.
Cash wheat ruled stronger IN the face OF the heaVl
nc~s u options. including the late business OF FRI
day. the milling demand WAS 1000 bushels ana cN-
pOrtcrs took 100 GOO bushels options representing
foregn orders for the Continent.
An mleN pcctcdy large increase in the visible supply
corn Il ,l5: 1O1 bushels, WI, SnOWE BY yesterday
statement. Il Offset the strengthening Influence OF
"A big export demand shipper took 10000 bushels
however, were Il cent easier. The options fell
lsaI cent AT the start, but closed steady and ug
changed at - for February. b /, for March, 30 for
April and 30 81 cents for May
Cash oats a shade Ter, but dull The options
ended of II cent at 20 - for February and March,
26 / > for April Id - cents for May.
Lard irregular. The close showed few I'M
portant changes for options final gurce being: March,
- April, - If May, 80 Il july 80 81 OCTOBER
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday
over the holidays at New York, Philadelphia, Bait
more and Boston follows: Wheat, 7937J
total grain, DGO9sl bushels; nDur, 4G1O1 packages
At Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Louio the arrivals were
Wheat. 81 O-f bushels; corn, 1OOO2-3 bushels oats
2G641 bushels total grain, l,3il OO1 bushels; -FOUR
1 lur rpi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
tie ~ N S WV A N "A
Z RAILROAD.

OF AND AFTER FEBEuARI 7TH' Isso; co,,.
300 A. n IA- Asst LINE for The West: PV ra.,
N-aLDuIe Sleeping ana Perior Cars. Arrives N''Te
ia1 y a. NJ T2'q.oss t o. a. ~" CoSaaees also ioi
Williams ort Lock Haven and Remove. except sunday
1000 A. VI p% %srLVANIA LIMITED. com;
POSED exclusively OF pullman yestoue Dra%ins aa
Ton ta., lle-,htal nna1c al report'. s44osnphet'
Iaroer'sop library AID all the conveniences OF home q
Go,able ,l.ct.!a lights Arrive, cincinnati 10 and
200 p. li.y,2 Gotis. chiGAGo AND CINCINYATI
LXPRE,s. Pullman Vq'ueule Sleeping car aad IN ~,
pa.sIr.f Coach Ne1.lof, " columbus; Arrives C!n;
c!hnati Il d. H.. Chicago p and st Louis 40
$50 NJ Io,se and a. s6G Hnr9S ' Pu IL Ro s
tSS SG2 5nt4InS S md No ph. PnnsyIyans Railroad
ping car Ne@.I or@ ~ iAt1ie.pn.l Arrives a. en-.
Toai 80 cond morning. Connects 10; cleveland
500 r. .' n. PPAhFiFl5 E&fHEs Pullman ve:touI.
s;rrhl yt IN. 'GhIoantols Vllcy: arrives cleye'ani
mona Is p % sfF 6 a G nnd da G9' sSa
~ CORY Fre. ne Oh Regions Cleveland and colum.
AiTiM0RE, " t-HINGToN.. AND THE souTH.
d,y czeept sunday 10 10 a. M arrye Waih'ns t.3
R Tgnsr ca syp r. = b eco 90 a9a 90
CAV O. n and p Is neh2 points chgsapeare
ceach.. through. 3 80 p. daily. -.
io,rd hi1 Co1ca weekdays. rar Cape May, 90
ro, oa Po'a; ana yoso via NeEsY9's PhnstelPs.
and % o. II daily via Baltimore snd Bay Line 30
p. N. "'.'''Fo n rHrhADEIrHm
.I5. 6 20. : 20 5 20, $50. 10 Chicago Limited
II 90 a. r. NJ 20 90 30 CO. 80 { 90 30
900 co. 80 90 aid . 90 p N; and 70 rs night
Days days" E s'ss' % Siss 80 40 1ed) an.
i9f5 ar5, co. sS 1 "a 6 g. 4na D u. ana
The ,,g Sa. and ro.sences WI" cal '0 anu 'h'1
or q local trains apply TO ticket asen,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
STEAMBOATS,.

Ii FAILS REDUCED VIA STONING-
\ Ton LINE.-TAc nsle roatr. ho-9n -. Pro'
WORCESTER y So 81 a.e.- leave new L. =
81 - t.; ouc block above Canals. a. =. n SUNDAYS
,Nrci toi.
HAIL RIVER LINE.-BoS,or, $500 for
All rolNIN Leave Pier 2s. b; .:1ot q MHrfay-''l
wecN.d,ys only 4; y "a. SUNDAY rDs WI Dee f.s med
r,.r,ur'rr Nar.l 3oI Conn t o. b Annex OIa, from
Ir.,.lyo ,t 81 Jersey civ az Pr. m. S..1uer, Pill.
GRIM and PROVIDENCE IA commission IN orchestra
each -t"1i.
n ORWICU LINE FANOEiTE INSIDE
y 1901 rr.F Fares r..p'.d. To- BOSTON - "..e.,tr ~.
- corresponding reductions 10 1il loin, last St1'r'
i,to Pier 40 old uumhr. North River foot Of Wtto-,t
met por above Dc,1os,cs-,t Ferry d1l, sunday a.
crrt.l. AZ p. Do. Z" W. H"Aph, N-'''
~ EW-UANEN.-Stoame's leave Peck Slip
~ ,,.cr % T. r. az .. and II p m tsun lays ex-
ceut Steamers arrive n tn' Tor Trans no 1 anu ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

Chicago, Feb "a (Specall.-Thcre were no reports
from any part OF the winter wheat belt OF damage
result OF last weeks weather indeed. such reports
as were received from private sources, and such IN
formation ~ contained in the morning papers. ali
tended 10 show that the crop had gone through the
nr4 Of il February and March freezing with safety.
II such disappointment % the bulls that the
market weak. May, which Opened At - =.
dropping 10 = and closing At - - cents, Weather
scare, aud crop news OF all sorts are I'm such poor
esteem that the of renewed rains and continued
floods ON the coast. we'll the prediction hy the
Suua service OF the appearance u the Northwest Of
another cold wave. fell fiat. The visible supply state
mrnt was without influence on the price Gables
showed no important changes. The clearance OF
wheat from both coasts. 2.212.OGO bushels. showed
an increase over the previous week Of over 100000
bushels and over the spOnding week wear ago
of over 100000 bushels But even these ngurcs
were without @pcc1al Influence. The pit was ruu and
the yicc made almost entirely hv the operations 81
Few big men Corn was veal. within 4 range 81
4 cent, May closing AT 20 81. The receipts. 6oJ
cars. over the expectations: IN" estimates TOT
Tuesday 500 cars. were large. Provisions closed AT
n frGiug advance over Fridays last figures. Man
wheat on the curb. II l4077 3S cents.