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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.York, Tuesday. Fe1. Ii-BEENls -Ecccips, -
carloads OF $40 head carloads direct 10 saughtcrrs at
liohoAcn 20 carloads At dot including Il carloads for
j. kaufman & strauss and carload,
for NctfCcr Levy and single carload at Jersey city
Tor a city hatcher 40 trading al tbs yards. Feeling
steady
There Just fair demand for city dressed Beef Corn.
I'D Texan side, selling at 52c decent prime
Native do At 5i,d7ic and strictly choice sold 1t but
there much ~ that quality the market. In
ferior goes low a. 5cc.
Private cable adyicc> received late yesterday quote
ref ecratcd Beef rucr AZ f,d. about 3c per and
American cattle selling At l2dlJc estimated dressed
weight
rhe Anglia will he lsdcn with abou, 100 Cattle and
the Nevada sails TO-DAY with 40 quarters of I.f lhn
0ermanic and city OF Berlin take out Wednesday laO
CNiVI:S~ Receipts. 90 head Of which 81 10 6oth u
Market steady Veae sold AZ case per n and "a bunch
Of Western calves al 81.
Dressed Calves In light supply and nearly lc Der -,
higher for Country Dressed Ncals than last week Sales
7dllc with little Calves selling ~ 81 adc City
Dressed sold az safe choice and fancy AZ even
higher neures) Dressed "raSers and barnyard Calves
Saes Hume Mullen 81 Western Calves ao5 n aver.
age. 4 BIC per n
Judd { Bucklnrham. Ate yesterday a. BARNARD
Calves common. az n at A. 10 per 100 y, ''
SHELF AND LAMBS Receipts carloads OF COZ
head equally divided between the yards and 0bont az
loads wero carried over yesterday. Feeling a tribe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
CENFP MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIAI-Thcrc l. an ample stock OF
brt'k ,.,nt and Goods but great rush 70 the
demand consequently variations haNc been slight Ha'i
-tr,w Hard Bricks quoted at rs0t1 - per OOO rae
IN, g. ~ 5Oat3 - Croon Dark ana lea, sl"dfl0i
rofou BROWN .Ii0%1j: o-cudll' Cement ~ lOdSl .
,r hiI american Portland - lOd92 30 English Port
Ind - .5at- 81 German Portland y 31dr- 20 ROCK.
nd common Lime ~ per bbl and do finishing II 20
St,fo Limo Sjc. John, Lmc. 9Od95c Laths - 80
mr. OUo: t,oat', Hair, 22d-1c per bu'hi Ca,ue hAlr.
liGlSc.
CoFFEE-On thu spot had good demand at fun late
,ri, Sa> 1000 bags RIO AZ about 20 500 bag,
SO IT, ls-c 1000 bags; - points below 40: o. 1sc' 1000
l,g- between 80. u aud No = lf1.c: 1000 bags No.
~anto 1910. lA.r cargoS quoted 1870 and no 7. lf%d
l1asc OF mud etowtts Sa-. 20 Dicul, IlHor. 80
Interior paiang Dcermb 2. 2lc LOO bag,
Na,,,abo 800 bags SINana. 100 bags jamaica private
inns options without ncw features and speculation
VA, devoid 81 Early In tn dS' price, declined "a
30 points but this partly recovered later Oh. ana the
'I..c va~ -frady Foreign showed lttlr
chang. 1910 quoted nrm Regular First $40. food
too. exchange private, 2i2 r. cltt~. 0OOu
lass i:io c-araur,~ TO- United STATE 5000 bag tlo
,,r,u,.- EUROPE. 5000 bag. total -t"rN lds 900
l- io- receipts. 10 900 bag rcc'ipt- no RIO July l.
1850 ,, IrhrIir, 10. 1870 l4HO0OD bag sam" tmo
l--' u.5.UJ0 bs-- same time $50 -ol 600 DA2, re-
...ft- 90 Sanfo~ july L. l0-1 % FEBRUARY 10 $50.
d. ooo Dr.. -lI.. t.ur Io-1 G11 600 bag, time
I--~ 115 600 bags. Sr, here TO-DAY 70 80 bags - fo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
1--WE STOCK MAHKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Dnralo FOO l1--CNttIo-R0cepIs Ia.t 2 houts, NV
ho1d. total Tor thus far $3.50 Tor same umn 4st
,-c,N 100: consigned through. 1850 al 70 NeW.fork
o. pa, on ,ao feeling steady sheep and Lamos-lsceipts
. o.. hours 800 head total for week thus far. l1oVv;
,r -aTac time lat week 200 consigned through 200
bo,d .l 10 New York 900 head sale, prices hrrn
ann, unchanged Hos,-Rcccipts last - hours 1850 heaG
iaai Tor wcek thus % for same time last week
=, con signed through 2i0 head. all Ia New-t ork
40 head s,le ndums and heavy, SO - mIcd - ~
Yolk-> u 50: pics l0Gii 10 rOughs. - -)0T5 oo
tbirapo Fob. -Cattle-R Receipts, $500 shlInents
3 600: market slow generally Zoe lower choice n esUs
- "5d*3 30 Texas steers - i0nS3 30 Hogs Receipts
33 600: himnent- O0O market dull; lOc 70 l1c o~sr
>,d a 73ast bclyy s3 sOasf o. light go s0fsi rs
* = 50 25ae3 20 Sheep-Recelps. 1000; shipments
fed - 75aSj 90 Texans - jOaS5 lambs, 1896 %
-. Louis Feb n.-Cattle-Receipto QUO; marcy
- 3O0TD: TAR 70 good
DO ~ 3Oaef 81: and feeders, S2ds3 90 r9ngs
S2d<3 80. Receipts. 1900 shipments ~"
market fair to choce heavy. - ?Od1t packing
grades 7jaS3 90 light fair best 80 1OdS3 80 sheep
Receipts, 600 shipments 300: market tady fair 70
choice 81 3Ods5 40 lambs. Sjds6 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12

London. Feb ll.N the wool sales the oTenng.
announced 10 l-.593 baes. There was good demand
Greasy mcrno conihing, nfm. and secured woods
.'eadY. tn Withdrawals amounted TO 10000 bales
The quantity available is 10000 bales ro.dsv's Offer.
Gss u dttau and the prices obtained are follows
Victoria 900 bales secured lOddls SID do locks and
pieces. lod2ts old. greasy SLd0ls Al do locks and
pieces s1dols New south wales-0 400 bales secured
Z ~ do locks aud pe,e>; sdalod. oueenslsnd-
} Ita1- ID greasy. Sdall.d do locks and pieces
4-ta lq~d. 1a,nans i'o bales; secured. ~ l. n
Cn locks AID pieces l. ID. New ZEALAND 900 b,tNS
,sogrcd 'd@is I'd; 90 locks and pieces: d9iS ID
q Good hopr and Natal 800 bales secured 7adais
"a greasy, 6dGud. do locks and pieces GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12

,ul,uEY ul. ,.. quito, a., -t.afy price w.
D.,'..,.cl ~. 4al"- nf"tn' rs
..aei',t. .,,.-. 49,. .a ,'-r is. ''.- .-.,.. .
"... ''.... l-..,--.. .. ,'.'.'. '.
az, ,''' r.las IS, q'a. No,.,,, ,noaee, ,ed
o s6dsi 90 3elnch o. i1esl 30 oh sho"4' ,Hi Me-"
H.''- ..,.,., n,,a. II g., Rum Ssoia> and Ir,nd.
"tosti '3 fa' .. - T. ~, -
o .a " soi' H, ,.''' SOM mai n %.' ,r
. n.r fr.e aao on oe' PC, ea'e y"ry '.-'i,
1"' .s pr Hl..lo. ' IN ntr demand,
'Ht H. 20" Pop - pep ''"' ' G, H.,S
Gg,ssa uA " f4 n' d ,4a D" quoted ,tt
e. ,, r,.'.m r-s' a,'G.i 'carb.
49, a.. , -,,., nj ~, r a, '' Ioi.
y O. as''4 ' ,G.a IT, ana i'' Ga.hns 'l rds ''i
a.,y..,,,r r,s ,.ll t iH1. ~
'' ,,s. ' s S"i,, !4" =. 10 ia ,l TO-
-. l.i ,na 80. ,.... genera, unchanged Mor.
IT., .sa,, op n,a. WIN ',- IN 'g,' IT,,
I.s,. s,ail- aaq GINSENG. 8. ,oaa- 90 a. nov
'.' ....,.,u... .,.
'''; ,. f,r ON w,nt. - f,un uuv,r-
WHO os" u4.nt ''. ~ '.'. ,n.'l ,IN''N .un'
T.a, rrn aad Curr4nt, ''"aiy. me business ~ VT
10 ''- i, ~, II 554.l 30 London layer
',t', '' . q ~T..,,'s new Gi,d7,.;: 10
vs., DO s..sn4 j. ~ 3 erS.n 81 500 =, DO C.Ii
g. 1,''"'', tst.%t 7.iia5,. p.aa,. Tursi,r
h.t~l. ,"-"lVo' ,,o,lI ra-rrs"na"' -,
...... a.. canary .hrl'd a;c. d. Siay, ,Oeil.d
aa do Eiis" y.. eeI iS w... va 40 s'I nc.
e. DO french =, loc DO ''fcno', J.. al=.G tnic'',
~...y ts> ~mFrPs ayr "pG-, , m1@.
g. ,oa.s 30 = goa ~ y,...
,5 me- H IS ,' 5r and pr', rsh IN Ga{%r, fa1o
AmI,' ''I Ia.r g. qao o d ."oa, clocS to mnSy
' 900 ~ 3g1' ,,'y .ooS - IS oranscs
1dn. - - 'L"TIE $3.50 80, BANANAS. Jamaiea
-,l'1t 81 % u m'''''' Bananas rof Limon elected
i c-.ofi -; han'n', oT' linen n'1' o r4a ~ ."
49,. .'n'' .,. Jos C,'o,nut. san mas. $50
Pom, hoae s'''' ,lp',i i,rso addition 70
ur ao"ana I'D ar; so.A v Id, '9%r'ns ',s
."'r a., ''fH,61 clrS' orol,c> i6. Bank. - =
ronol.,, coi Georges 72d,c pr, n and
80 =, TUCK I, a,tS round 81 %SItJ. Portland
Bound :" - ~ %, n nn GoI6aLr Tor Ordinary and
ii9rn SSHt"I ' IIoop.. &c.
Hour ANp MAJ ipI tn' F'I i,d .lIcht
olI.,--iou~ v,ic noted. lNp't trading reach modi
ratr r-I's9t l"u5 n To-" S.Sa' ,p ''I uo W." Gai,
Sails 1900 1b' $500 9h. Tor Npes I. "dI9E XII, XII
1'. !,s ~ f the Wc,i Indie, $500 bD, Mnnos9ta
Mia It, - -,ot' - loo bh- winter N VIA Az I1
- Goa+- 80. quotation. NN Ml GWgA W. I91!,1
- 49,. winter Wheat. low grades. s. 2'a$- ~ fair 70
'ho.. 80 s,dtt - fancy - -1att 70 rAt' N, "IT
nay choicest Last - iancy ooGst 30 M nt ~
spring whea 10y rA,r - %g 20 sra pa 20 angy
~ - io'f ordinary to caocc - 1894 IS
',i,rt do f1d-5 -. Supcrnnc Spring and winter. %d
n - SoG- o SI and IN EIycr, yoT salc,
zoo nG- shppnE ',.dgo At - ma - Hi eS -A'
Yi 'tI0ii /; In lisht dcmane. sale 80 3oi: SUPER
n"' at n Il oiE2WNiii %&r 1I{i Qao@d a, re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCT M>EKErs.

LNerpoo. Irb u. % p m.n'gi n poor d, va
Ind tl- 81 prime moss easy Al AAs %
PORK IN f,lr demand Han. ln poor demand. Cheese
The demand f. proving American in.t white and col
0red -tcadf = jO- Ilow ui poor demand 1urp'n
tine ia poor demand Resin 10 nil demand common
.tfadf ~ iLd Lard spot ana fltif.r iu poor de-
rt,ud Wl,a' BOO poor demand n"" j." winter stead,
a. ld Il1'li poor demand. corn spot in lDuf
dan and niui,, boz f,ir demand uINod Western. spot du
lt a. af,i February .,adt g. 9'.d Nar,h .feady At
r. aid Surl st,af 40 30 % Hop. a. London Pacnc
Cont IN poor demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12

.7coc. canada
rowcd State quoted Gja7oc siNrowed 90 62@9oc srcd
15ayOc country and CITY made. Z Olt! o,I,h hors
itn,r decline today continued fr'e 'eng r g aree
the amount pa,-aer inei'1,iI 0t The spot
bO,h Of which h.r"d ht uoum SIi prrinrs at the
market broke about &C. WIN W., nno I,sb haIr and
dgcd pice, ShppcI' iSG" tt had 10 cncct what
100000 bush AZ onugIH. bnJ NAV I weak throughout
ever options were AMY a'ufc gnu "'' nm inc cum
the entire -c-.Ion; c!'.ht a." ~ ,tgv llng 40 3Ti-c
There further W"aHh'''. fl"to. t,,sT DOT 20
SAFES, 2.70ioo0 bush fHgEit ,,t Vhiir a, 25a37 -
special, nriuding hplaurl hIN ', 49, Md 3Jlf
~ MMcd a. 3+1a$!ec ieiSS11y,ird MiNcd Js'r
c clc,.or 3G,d30',c delivered 3 i3' -
rnary Maron and april 81 9ioc T. p 70. Wa, rS
1-l.131l,r elevator steamer White. ".4c 'r-'Al"I 80
MNcd 33-c elevator, 40; February 332G 3''', '@n'H
~ g5,c: do March. 3G03Gi4c clo,n; az ~ 90 NJ
80 i5.iJa37is, closing At &c 90 Nay ., do
I"y ~ - al isc closing at oATN. '9'h , .f,S.
tod a. reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12

month ,~o v.a cn.c,,I n protest against
..,' +... ,.... .r....~ attach, ,,..l. ,.r ,.c yo,
I'' ~ "- '''' pi.
in- 'iN'Ff>"p 'I TIC / una ''P ''' '.'
Railroad Company, headed hN VT. Morgan. "'
nd d. was absurd - hold tie trustees RESPONSE
A'c for tic r.l>.radIu. reports which hII come
, .t .,....,, ,.,.. ,r,c.. of that cor,r,ry Iuf
"' ,i trl .
"c $50 s'id Ih'' Inc ''A'''' "'''N ~ "''' ~
spouslilc ior the manner M which they exercised
,i,r ,o.,,,, no,ycr, oi their approacLInc election
49, ,.li,,.... , A.. ,.,,,,.r
ol "H'rIN IVi NV I''''''@ '''''
IN which it was exercised ~ p'bHf Ir''i!.
Desnitc tIc Dlnfc,i Of a laiac majority Of the
,,., .d , ,t, l.1lc,. ~ H.,
present s'"'N''o'"'i' ''.' w. Wv
income bonds, they dchai'N Ic'c'''d Inc nero
of an innumcrablc number Of failure. IN railway
..,,,,., and U.s.. Roard a. DIrccfor, A..
'"'''' III, ....,..,,.,t ,t.,o u
lru''"rs even "HcH '-''' "PP'u''' ''''
expected 10 De d certain amount ol hlm discretion
usod vet with some Difference 10 the actual own
go -. ,ta ,,.. ar, .l,.,,l,rco of
eis. III '"'' 'ic''Io' '''''' "
irmncsN, bul no dei'iehcc. IL WIS ."iI'" """'
aft.r thp stylr OF the larcutcd BIZ Tweed.
.v.I ara ,,., ..oi,., f. do alou, NV Thai.
""'' "'' 9"' e''"o ~,
question Is not yet answered. Nhch IL j
answered perhaps II may be discovered that there
tt,..,. H., tho c,l,rtr.. bi,lrr Than the AFRO.
j., o' I ,scaIt oven If n be- multiplied ten
,, 'pr'i.Li" tLc y,h,lc yotiua rru.r did not
L.. al, interest .,,o,.ut,u., 10 Der cent do Tie
s.r,,itirs Of tLr PlIladclphia and RcadIu- Com
,,.,. n,t.iIc nf ms General 1 per Gem bonds,
WIcrc !, tla charter Of the coulpany which re-
',i. ,.,tcr ~ am crctIon to Iay. been for
I"'I,, .o a. hc - ttc da,. of clcction fine
HIio'5 D't 10 "' ",,.,J IN ,,I,iri, he votr,
"'i''' ", WIZ, r' w., nr>'r ~ urnrrc
WHAT WAS DONE ~ NIP' No
To-day The bears in tie STOCK market s"cp,
values away as II thcy were c"b"chs Ana
Dow, Jones n CO. wall street TIPS are "lal d"
II. OF what was alleged AZ the reason for declines
/ Iu the GiauecTs. There WIS flood Of dlspai'nc,
from Chicago. and from tie Boston oihcc Of the
! Chicago, Burlington and Northern Railroad. All
road, say they Will NEE, " q cut OF 80 per cent
/ by Chicago. Burlington and Northern on February
/ ri Bad blood developed. Things loon very
bad Aside from Tie Fact that at Tins time
| one Of Ncv,-ND!k's large bear operators is ~
Cnicaco. and that he has an intimate icqu3iut cr
with all tic news ycndcI> tin, sort 81 stun Is Of
J the same KIND, with a little more seasoning. hat
has been served up for several months. and daring
which ilmc al the roads even 'hc'So hnIhh5
/ ton ana N"I'hcIh' nave u""H u. inc Hf>' "''N
IN February reported idI.c SunS ;" '"Inin =,
/ IL is very Gear 10 .c dNrI'.I iiiIl. Una, = az
ire I"'ds ieuu'' ''cII I"'tS CHc u'".IF' IoI On'
Ohc14oi ht[InSa9H am ~ I ,,.Si. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12

Refined petroleum Wa unchanged ~ 80 cent per
gallon n talIcl. aud 90 cents m 'a-r- ia" price
c,rt- aud naIItAa va. unchanged Al 10 cent? per
gallon.
Foreign qufutatlOu- were uu'iinccl AT J. iiHn'r
IL Antwerp ard , II pence 90 Lout'n- NJ Lrrucit
there va, a reduction of q, mari. To 90 mark
on C.,y icb H. National Transit cerh'it's opened
100 higI,-t lO- lowest. lO,1s ros'd iOn+-. SiIo-.
aJI 900 tbl~ olrssan'eH - bb- ch,ri"r-. 3-JJl hI'
,ltpuano IS ~, bbl- runs g.. 1871 bhr.
iIr~buIy Feb. u Petroleum 'air' aciN' '9-"d nm
highest lH1... lowest 1885,
bradford t,b u. national Tran-t ceriihc.t", opened
a. 100 tlo-rI - 100. hgb' lNtr l'N'-l. lV''- o
clea antcs. il4 900 bb,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12

amount even at that The quotations are easy
as follnws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12

There was mo- bu.iuc., done h. state l>ei'cs
OF city bank stock, Ninth National sold Nl
AT I51 ana Western National llIjp nv ~. III
connection with the recent activity H. western
N,tloual Rank stock TO-DAY = developments rs
told nm another column, seem 81" t""'',' '"'
president of tie bauN with Oh" lai" large p"NHE
and with - rather small operation I'D "l' a''rHP'
80 cover the seller OF 200 shares N W"l Il',.'I'
because of the failure oil tie STOCK I" Tc'c' NV
Norl, from Philadelphia IN REGULAR '"'irr VI H!.. ..
II Mr. .Iorlau who was not suspected oI any
connection with the purchase or sale. TIL ne he
traycd himself, had not seen the c''rH'' ol
,nc .ac being a genuine i'nSaGllon ana e n3' a
~pc.rl tive one lc would have been luslIncd IN
his. Deliver the stock or pay the bIll
The general bond market was active ana prices
,ycre steady. with q widely distributed business.
There were no special features reference Is
made 10 our ful report of bond sales:
Money ruled easy and steady ~ ) l-2a4 per
cent all day, with exceptions Il! > per 'cn,.
follows: Exchanges, Sli'.G'o,'3; oaEh'eN'
The Snb-Trcasury was debtor to the Clcarne
House S3go $40. Its net gain on balance was
so iao made ND by gains Of $51s.3ol coin
and Sos 9%2 currency. The days operations
covered Rcccipts. S21i@.o'3 pay n'n'N - -
64G: resulting I'M a general balance Of Sl'',-
243.376. consisting of ST., S62.66i coin and
S6,3SO.112 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United States Treasurer a. Washington
received to-day S:'3,Sjj National bank notes Tor
The customs receipts were SGoG,9oo, the in
tcrnal revenue receipts Sl3o.'53 and the mis'ri-
lancous receipts SIS.
ON hand and deposits i'm bank compares with the
figures of tie last previous settlement 49, i"II'"o
~ io .,-I i. b.. ia Ia IT,, p, .,-I ~
~ .i.-on r,..i - 9o7su -iI'eo? Inc. l-.l'o
> O., t, .oi.'."a 7.,--roo 7.a2.ol Inc. e-Z 81.
A4 ". ..r, ,', .,u. II
,.ria,.... sooo75} ooi s.io4-3 ,.2 Inr. e.ei -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
rlIr nAY In NM ROND MAEKET

NJ -r,r-.TIr,- nurcIIDcI SJI-. "UU hOn1s
nor cent, 500 600 ~ -. and ~ pei cents
s123.e00 ~ the Stock Exchange sellers OF
Government 4 per cents have - accept - per
cent lc,, than the figure, paid by tie Treasury
10 depository banks. aud cannot sell any large
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-10
Blood Will Tell.

There are '.Blue-bloOded" people, and Red
blo0ded" people, and ''White-blOoded" people;
but there are more "Bad-blooded' people than
all the rest put together. Sometimes their
blood is simply impure. In that case there is
10 better remedy than Pe-rll-na. But some
times their blood is diseased. and horrible in
deed some of these Blood Diseases are. There
is Chronic Catarrh for instance, and scrofua,
and Chronic rheumatism. Chronic Ulcers, and
even more horrible diseases. These are terri
BILE diseases, and especially SO when they break
ont at this season of the year, when the body is
relaxing under the enervating heat, and yet
has not adapted itself to debllitatlng summer
without Il remedy for such dire Affections. La.
cll-p-a has proved itself in thousands of cases a
grand cure for Them Read its record in DR..
Hartman's Ellis of Life" sent free by Peruna
Medicine Company, Columbus, Ohio. Regulate
the bowels, il necessary, with Man-a-ln. Each
retails at only 81 a bottle. For sale by Frank
L. Bailey.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-10
I'm motion of r. T. Dossman, the rep

On motion of L. j. DOssman, the report was
accepted and committee discharged.
On motion of l.. ]. Dossman, BE it resolved,
that whereas an appropriation OF 500 was
made on the 22d day OF January, 1889. for the
purpose of repairing three bridges on the road
leading from Vile Platte to Debaillion's bridge,
and said contract being awarded to one ]. NJ
Laran for the above amount, and that said La
ran did, during the month OF April, fulfill his
contract In q w0rkmanlike manner, and the
same was, delivered to the travelling public dur
ing said month of April, and as there was no
meeting of the Police Jury during the month
of May the same was approved only IN June,
and as am now informed By the clerk of the
Police Jury that the internal Improvement
fund il so near exhausted that only forty dol
lars can be paid cash, and should the unpaid
balance 60 OH the existing debt it would create
a great Injustice to the said J. b. Larar, con-
tractor, who should have been paid CASH, SO
Be it resolved, that the President OF the Pc
lice Jury he and is hereby authorized to issue q
warrant out of finds not otherwise appro'
priated in favor Of said LaraH for sixty dol
FAIRS, being the unpaid balance due linn.
voting aye: DossInaIi and Ward; nays: Mil
burn, Stage, Bihnl and Haas.
On motion OF T.. J. BOSNIAN, BE it resolved
that tie proposition of u, T. Backshear rela-
tive to furnishing the parish with wind mill
he deferred until the next regular meeting.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-10
suPPIEmENTAE ROAL.

a Andrew Bier, Melville, acre land situated
III, ,.nT,,pration or Melville bounded ny Levy
: hy DoreInus e by A j Slsfer ana y by Levy,
yeiued at 500; state 10 cents, corp'n 90 cents,
leyep so cents total $3.50 and interest aha
costs.
80 Mrs Rosa Bass. Melville. lot, bounded
;, hy Walker II SnitcP, by heim, ny river
aud w by Hill, valued at 5000 stnfe -, eorph
~ 10. Ievee ~; total $3.50 ana interest aild costs
- Ioseph Bloch. Opelousas, Judgment agaAhe:
ID CLARK. S90 state a.e, forp'h 45e total 99e ana
Interest and costs.
- .Judgment against VIM ButlelSh. Jf. so ;
sfafe soc, rnrpn 25e: total 55e aud interest aht'
costs.
!. special mortgage on Julia aailot, s6ie ;
state 500, corpn s3.a5: total sGI and interest,"
and ceslss.
II .Iniianie Bourqne, special mortgage; state
ae Parish $780, total 81 Al and interest ana cost
IL Caroline Britsseur, mortgage on LeonIdas
5onrette $780, state s,0s, parish lso total $3.50
and interest and costs.
,a5.slnitil and Brinkhaas, Grand Coteau,
judgment against Z NJ Anderson, sovf state 5oc,
sols,s 4 a5c total 55e asd interest ami costs
81 Mrs Fannie j. Burton, tutrix, extract Of
i,.-anfory. 500: state $780, parish $500; total
lid b aud interest and costs,
ID Tax 1889 Irene David, widow, $50 acres,
l.oinded n by u III Fonten0t, by puhlie iasia !,
4 III sarne, and W BY OGuiliory, valued at ssap
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-10

The New Orleans Pi"ayune is one Of the
:en>:rst 'i:ii incSt reliable papers pub
lishtd lis Editorials are ju,!icious and
t!:ic!y il gives all the news without fear
OF favor: it's Associated Press and Special
So,i:h bern kilograms cover all important
Foreign and Domestic News; its Com
mere i'll and Market Reports are complete
anI are accepted standards; its Letters
from New York and Paris. and the
Special Contributions of Pearl Rivers,
C:,:.iaiac Cole, Mollie Moore Davis,
.lvn,i, .Iuna, Marie Points and others are
niifAii!ng sources of interest and Informal
ton and are OF high order of literary
merit. The Picaynre is printed in clear.
ne" type, of size sufficient to be read
Without stFaining The eye.
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all "crti Knowing that newspaper
si.o'll tell. send Three Dollars for three
months subscription to the Daily Plea
yt;i.:, "f subscribe for its splendid Weekly
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Weekly is sixteen pages, and is issued
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St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-10
Mercurial Poison.

Mercury il frequently njudicionsly used by
auack doctors in eases OF malaria and blood
poison. It's after effect is worse than the orr
sinal disease. 3. b. b. tRotanie Blood BalN>
contains no mercury, bnt will eliminate laet-
curial poison from the system. Write to Blood
Balm Co. Atlanta, Ga, for book of convincing
proof OF its curative virtue.
A. r Britton, Jackson, Tenn. writes: II
caught malaria in Louisiana, and when the
fever at iakt broke, my system was saturated
with poison, and Aati sores in my mouth and
knots on my tongne. ! got two bottles of Is.
Il. b., which healed my feiigus ana mouth and
made a new man of me-
VIM Richmond, Atlanta, Ga, writes. my
wife could hardly see. Doctors called 1t sy-
philitie if.tis. Her eyes were ina dreadful
condition Her appetite failed. She had pain
In her Joints and bones Her Kidneys were de-
ranged also, and no one Thought she could be
cared. DIR. Gillian recommended Is. q. b.
which sl,a used until her health was entirely
restored
X p ID. jones' Atlanta, Ga, writes: .. was
tgoGbled with copper colored eguations, loss of
appetite paln u back, aching joints, debility,
nervousness, =. B. 8. put my system in fine
condition"
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-10
A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life.

A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life.
1t was just an ordinary scrap of wrap
ping paper, but it saved her life. She
was in the last stages of consumption,
told by physicians that she was incur
able and conld live only short time;
she weighed less than seventy pounds.
On a piece of wrapping paper she read
of Dr. Kings New Discovery, and got
sample bottle; it helped her, she bought
large bottle, it helped her more,
bought another and grew better fast,
continued its nse and is now strong,
healthy, rosy. plump, weighing $40
pounds. For fuller particulars send
stamp to W., II. Cole, Druggist, Fort
Discovery Free at F. E. Bailey's Drug
store. !; :. - d