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The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

Do not allow store-keepers to do your hun
dies up ii paper bearing their advertisement
in big letters for you 10 carry along the
street like q eornsaoct0r'a sandwich. Make
the store keeper de your package up in IN.
paper is the place to do advertising. The
best class of people will not be so imposed
upon.-Cape COD TEN.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

Le contrat ponr la construction dn
vatse Establishment de MFRS. Littel a
6te accOrd6 a Mr.. G. D. Stewart moy.
nant le prix de 1000 piastres.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

Homage aqui de droit. Par suite
dun malentendn, ou dune erreur tres
~involontaire, on nous await annonce Que
NELLIE Ada Sandoz await etc d6sign6e
CONNIE organiste en- tire de netre eeli.
So: Nous eroyons devoir, en- toute 1us-
tee, fectlfler cette errenr. Nellie Alice
Labiehe notfe gracieuse, ~pr6venante,
et snrtont delicieuse ch%antease, Undue
DIES principles de Ia direction dun or
chestre et chour parconsequent, est par
ie fait, loFganiste en- fitre de notre erli.
sc, Mclle Sandoz etant son a~ssistante.
Noblesse obiige Nellie Labidhe, ct lie
suis lou de bonnie musique, aussi le suis
Certain que vous me tirerez queiquefois
de cette torpeur qai m'oppresse, ct que
sous pen. vOus m'aufez iamen6, oar
votre delicieuse m6lodie d des idees
moins tristes que celles qui m~'obssdent.
Ed ~terminant, nous devons rendre
hommage q Nellie. Gauche de la Nou-
Velle Orleans, que nous avons Gu Fllon.
neur d'entendre pour Ia premiere fois;
nous Ia prions d'accepter Repression
dc pos compliments bien sincares: sa
voix pure ct parfadtement m6aagee. a
fait sur nous impression III plus agr6a-
Bile. Il est a regretter que nous ne
puissions pas JOUR de ce laisir plus
solvent; ellie nest, en- effet. qa'un bien
meiodieux oiseau dc passage. pqui ne
laisse apTes lui que les regrets amers de
sa tfop coufte apparition.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03
b.

ConInissaire de Hi Cour de Circuit des
EtatssUnis, pour le District sud.0uest dc ia
Louisiana.
Cosnnissaire do II Cour d6s reelamationa
des EfHts-u nis.
Notaire Public da4s Ut pour III paroisse 81.
Landry.
BON attention t0ute particuiiere aera dom
nee arlx entrees de ferres ct aux preuves d.
nales. Ss0ecupera de collecteF profrIp tenaent
dams les pafOisses ~. Landry et Acadie.
S~s.ecapera DIES pensions, des patentes, etc.
I8 Juliet 1891.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03
Les Anti ct les Pro.

LAbeills.
La Loterie fait coulter Pencre dim
primerie a hots. La campagne a etc
ouverte de bonnie heuFe, a La NouVelle-
Orleans, par les anti, mails les pro
prennent aujourd'hui leur revanche.
Les meetings Sc %succedent rapide-
ment dams les paroisses rurales ct les
orateurs SO multiplient sur tous les
points. lis sont suivis q la piste par
dinfatigables reporters qui adressent
q leurs journaux des eomptes-rendus
detailles de ce gui Sc passe ct de ce qui
sc dit dams chaque assemble populaire.
Pour les anti. La LoteIie est l'abomi-
nation de Ia d6solation /; c'est un feau
plus redoutable que la guerre ct la
peste. Ellie corrompt les m@urs ct les
conaciences, ellie degrade l'humanit6.
Done, hato SUI le baudet!
Eft vrai, ce monde la NY va pas de
main-morte.
Les pro haussent les 6paules, l~aissent
dire leurs advefsaires, ct Sc c~ontentent
de otter DIES chiffres. La Loterie, aui
ne sera pas plus dangereuse dams
faFenir qu'elle ne Ia etc dams le pass6,
propose supplement au peuple une
affaire, ct c'est a c~elui-ci de d6cider 81
-cette afaire est bonnie ct acceptable.
/ Nous sommes, ~pretendent les pro,
tres .+panyres ills mont pas tort do le
pretendre), ct on nous offre des mil
lions. songez.y done: S31 $4,000
payables al tresor de la Louisiana en-
100 versements trimestriels!
Les 6coles publiques de I'Etat re-
covront S350,000 par IN lesl wees,
$3.50 900; les h6pitaux, les hospices
d'ali6n6s, les asiles dc Sounds, muets
le Soldiers Home, $I50,000 par an les
soldats mutil6s de la guerre de a6ces-
sion, $50, 600 par an Ia vile do la
Nile. Orleans, 800, 900 par an pour 10
drainage ct les travaux d'assainisse.
ment; Ia caisse generate de l'Etat,
$1,000 par an.
Formation puiser dams le tr6sor CO
formidable total? Helas son revenu
sufit q peine n besoins les plus ur-
gents.
Eh bien! s'ecriont triom phalement
les pro, allez.vous hester Refaserez
Vons dams yotre d6tresse les millions
de la Loterie 2
L'argument, on en- conyiendra, nest
pas sans valeur.
Nous aurons la r6ponse du people
III elections d'aVril.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

Cneilli dams iAbeille, yrai ct partial
ten1ent correct: heritage, II petite fete
Oh, plus on est de fous. ...,moins on rit!
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

Ne perdez pas dc we que lie Courier,
DC charge de tous genres d'impressions,
ct dams les conditions les plus raison
ablea.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03
Lie is Worfh Liyfng.

Creole Female Tonic makes the enjoyment
OF life possible, and makes life worth the ly
ing. Weak and sickly women find new health
and strength in its, use.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

Congressman Kilgore, of Texas, is reported
to have said that tho Third party was one of
the best political movements of the age, for
the reason that it would absorb the scum aud
garbage of both OF the old parties.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03
FOR SALE.

The Live Oak Plantation, containing about
100 acres, situated about II miles southwest
Of Opeiousas adjoining tho late Aehille DnpF6
plantation. SaId place will be sold in block
of DeVonshire and half.breed cattle. Apply
on the plantation or to James Powers. No. 30I
Liberty street, New Orleans, La.
August Is, 1891. 6m
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

Le Jury dc Police de notre Paroisse
doit 81 r6nnir Lundi proclaim 5 din pre-
sent mois.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

Early to bed and early to rise, mind your
own business and tell no lies, don't get drunk
and spoil your eyes, pay your debts and
advertise.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

lie Courier Went de- recevoir IN
maGnifique assortment dc cartes, en-.
velopes, papier 4 l%ettres, dc tontes di-
mensions, qn.il oifre aux conditions lee
plus avantageuses. en- detail ou par
lots, az gre des personnes, scion lsurs
besolns. Faites ane visite au Courier
Of yoas sefez c~onpaineas.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

Private enterprise in Georgia built and
equipped a home for disabled Confederate
was offered to the State on condition that the
State should take charge of it and run it at an
expense not to exceed $4,000 per year. The
legislature now in session rejected the propo.
sition, the Alliance Members as a body eoting
against IL Now, what has the Lafayette
combine to say about this interesting vote
against q law to assist poor and disabled
Confederate veterans!
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

food public roads are worth d good deal
more to the rural population than they cost.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

Ce qui nest pas g6n6ralement sn,
c'est qu'une patente a etc accordee, Il
ya d6ja once ans, pour I'm procede
pour faire tomber la pluie. L'inven-
teur, qni est le general eonf6der6
Daniel Ruggles dc Ia Virginie, MA pas
do faire fortune ayec son invention,
quill ma du reste pas fat %ralior, ct qui
ast excitement cello don't plusienrs
personnes r6clament actuellemeht Ia
paternit6.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03
PIN Yo,an. Faith,

Pin your faith to Creole Female Tonic aud
you will never regret it. It is a remedy mar.
t%lealafiy prepared for ladies.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03
FIFTY FARMS

OF the Richest Land in st. Landry, none of which has
ever been overlooked. Suitable for the culture of Corn,
Cotton, Rice and Cane.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

Will any of the anti newspapers inform us
who appointed Pinchback TO the high and re.
sponsible position of school direetor2 Houma
Courier.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03
NAMPLE l0Pfh FREEI

Family a@f VS. VS. Sp sa@sI} Facet fafst S 10 s1srT
household. 2h9 price k ofa So Il year, aud a.
present whicl ia wortb amount or more
ia sent for eysry yearly sa Fription. a sam
pie copy vii he seGf fcgI 10 any address.
Write at oncSte ! II SEALS & Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

La vile do Lafayette, marche de plus
en- plus, dams "a vote du progress ct de
Ia civilization: Une nonpelle association
en- efet, Went dc s'y former, sous Ia
raison s%ociale, Sugar Rifinery Co Limi
ted, au capital de 10000 piastres, les
actions 6taDffIxees 100 piastres ehacune:
On mons dit, que la plus grande partie
des actions est deja ealeeee, ct que tout
fat espefer, que sous pen, les construc.
tions dc CO nouvel edifice industriel, se-
ront commences. Celia prouve que les
capita istes de cette cireonscription sont
des hommes de progress ct advancement
qul, molus timores que les n8tres, no
craignent pas dc confer d Iavenir des
resnltats que Ion Q peuf d'enyisager
dams notre localite.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

u yan want to succeed in your business yot
should adTeEtise,
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03
FOR SALE.

A line imp yed to5 . property in Vile
Plate, eontainIg one ar { noat by three IN
depth, with anmodiou1 residence, cistern
and outhoEsesF For &ur4her particulars APP
ply to Mrs. e. LANDRY,
July 4. 1891. Wills Plate. La.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

Iravaax typographiques chi tous
genres executes q rimprimerie dn
GoURRIER.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

L'esprit chez une femme. ct Giles CD
ont gen6ralement toutes, resort dun
article public dams TAbeille, que GUS
no pouvons que reproduire en- entier,
can't II nous q parn int6ressant: Une da-
me falsant une quote charitable se pre-.
sente avec son anm6niere deVant IN
Angiais, qri nal dispose tout d'abord,
init dependant par s'execnter, ct en-
iaiasant tomber IN louis dams Taum3.
Mere, Q ajout6: c'est bien pour vos Tolls
yeux. Parfait, Monsieur, mails remar.
qnez que len possede denx et..--
L'Anglaia, en- homme d~'esprit, s'est
execute do bonnie grace, ct d verse an
second louis dams l'aum0niere beanie.
Les Antis ne veulent pas que pEtat
do la Louisiana So Vende.
C'est q phrase nouvelle, il faut
qu'elle SOFT comprise.
Alors Id Louisiana SO yena chaaua
fois qu'elle fait payer une license i une
corporation qnI vent s'6tablir dams ses
limites
Ceux qui argnmentent d cette
question d0iVent s'attendre a faire une
demonstration d6sastreuse de I'6tat de
ieur propTe eapfik-Pionnier de las
samption.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03
NEW LlYERY STABLE
FDR SALE.

Improved town properly, lyinleontiguous
to railroad, 365 feet front by 20 feet deep,
containing NO comfortable reIdences, out
houses, etc. will be sold togetEr or separate,
For particulars, apply at tilia fice, or toJean
Fugague, Opelousas.
May i6. lal.--tf.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03

HtottSttLHiOsIH 70
paternit6.
Les chaleurs excessivesde les jours pas
s4s, ct les nuits froides qui lenr succe-
dent, ont cause IN prejudice 6norme
III r6COltes de t0ntes natures: lie co.
ton perdra rs pour cent dams son rende-
snents la anne ne ponsse point, ct est
on ma peut plus elective, faute dc nlnie:
pendant le mois dernier; Ia recolte du
Fis, pour la meme cause; sara fort peu
satisfaisante. Les prairies ct paturages
complement d~essecii6s, ne donnent
q Hnimaux aniune nourritnre insult
SAINTS, et To default d'eau est Ia cause
dune mprtaiit6 qui est bien Il d6plorer
Nous appelons ~rattention dn publi-
quo III general, mails en- particalier dea
persOnnes d6sireuaes de faire IN place.
nient utile eft tres advantageous, aux ca
pitalistea ca m mot, st aussi aux per-
s0nnes qui peuvent trouver une oeca-
sion san precedent de Sc procurer nne.
hAbitation scion lenrs m0Yens, et aux
conditions les plus f~avorables; APP
peIOns, disOns-n0uH, ~l'attention genera
IL sur IN advertisement qne Ton tron-
vera dans n0tra partie anglaise; Tine
vente 3 Famiable, en- efet, doiE avoir
G1eu lB 6 0ct0bre proclaim sur l,habita-
ton de MFRS Ludger Lastrapes ct fills
prairie Laurent connns soua 10 nom dc
Clarissa Plantation, de 40 go etIg0apts.
do bonnie terre propre d totte espece
de culture, ct par lots q la c~onvanance
dUs acQnefenrss cit dams des conditions
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-03
SHOES FOR FARMERS
That will Keep ont the dirt in pIowing.

Ny Stock is LARGE and will be sold very
CHEAR Come and see it. EoYl
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-01
A BULL CAMPAIGN.
Changers and Industriais Lead
the Market,

NEW YORK. March 31-To-day's stock mar.
ket soon became repetition of those of the
past two weeks, and all the interest in it was
confined to the Changers and Industrials, the
strength in the latter being accompanied by
a rumor that pools in them were preparing
for bull campaign. The rise in sugar based
on the supposed deal by the trust with the
Spreckels collapsed upon denials of the
no real weakness displayed in it. and
the greater portion of the advance
was retained. The Changers were still
the prominent group, and the fluctuations in
all of them were confined to very small linn
its. but outside of Wheeling & Lake Erie
preferred and one or two specialties, there
there were no marked changes in values dur
ing the entire day, the fluctuations being
confined to the smallest limits, and the in
stances where the extreme was per cent are
very few. The opening was made on a
squirt of activity and strength and with first
figures slightly higher further small gains
were scored in the early dealings, while
Wheeling d Lake Erie preferred rose
1$s per cent to %. The rest of The market,
however, soon felt the want of support and
realization among the traders followed
with the result result Of bringing prices
those of the opening. The market
then halted but developed a firm tone in the
afternoon, without material change in prices
and only portion of the mornings loss
was recovered. Money showed slight hard
enIng tendency in the last hour and heavi-
ness again marked the dealings. the close
being rather heavy but dull at close to the
lowest prices of the day, which, however
were only small fractions below those of
last evening The final changes in all cases
are for small fractions only. though generally
in the direction of lower prices. Railroad
bonds were little more animated and dis
played in general a steady to firm Tone most
of the final changes of note being advances
The sales reached ST, 122, coo, out of which
Atchison incomes furnished S122 000 The
advances include c., c., c. & /. consols 12,-
OC0
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-01
New York Produce.

NEW YORK. March 31-Flour-Receipts,
&c. 1872 pkgs; exports, 2,765 bbls, 1857 sacks
generally steady, more active; sales. Is, 300
bbls. Cornmeal dull, unchanged. Wheat
Receipts, Sc, 400 bu; exports, q, 55S bu: sales,
$780, 600 blu futures, 81, 900 blu spot; spot mar
ket higher, Irregular, quiet; No. 2 red, 81. IL
al 175s elevator. Sl.194 afoat, S1.1sI2Gl1. 201s
f. Q. b.; No. red, Sill; ungraded red, 81 .061s
@l.17s4; No northern, S1.24la No. hard,
S127l2 options opened I2@S4c higher on for
eigners buying, declined l2@5sc on local
realizing, and closed I2@7sc over yes
terday and firm, through resumption of
bull speculation; the market was also
influenced early in the day for short while
by the depressed financial news from France
No. red, March, SLY 51601. 175s; April,
closing at S1.17l2; May, SLIP 13-16@1. 1883,
closing at S113l2; June, S1.1B@S1. 117s,
closing at S1.11s4; July, S1.0S 13-1601 90 3-16,
closing at S1.O9l2; August. S1.047s@L05ss,
closing at Sl.05Ss; September, S1.045s0104s4,
closing at SL046s; December, S1.06lsG11 06s4,
closing at $1.06s4. Barley steady, quiet; No.
Milwaukee, S20S3; ungraded Western, 77l2
ass; Canada, $500. Barley malt dull: Can
ada, country made. S10105. Corn-Receipts.
10000 bu; exports. none; sales. /, AS, 900 Blu
bu futures, $1,000 bu spot; spot market
moderately active; No. 2, 79l2@S1c in ele-
vator, STAG afloat; ungraded mixed, 790S2c
steamer mixed, 79ls@S1Ac: No. 8, Ts@s0c;
options ls@Isc higher, slow, the strength
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-01
Wonderful Mrs. Jack Gardner.


Says a society woman of Boston:
''Mrs. Jack Gardner is one of the seven
wonders of Boston. There is nobody
like her in any city in this country.
She is a millionaire Bohemienne. She
is eccentric, and she has the courage OF
her eccentricity. She is the leader of
the smart set, but she often leads where
none dare follow. She is thirty-five,
plain and well-mouthed, but has the
handsomest neck, sh oulders and arms
in all Boston. She initiates nobody;
everything she does is novel
and original. She is as brill
liant as her own diamonds. and as
attractive. Some one has we'll put
it: All Boston Is divided into two parts,
of which one follows science and the
other Mrs. Jack Gardner. She is the
patron of art, music and the drama.
She is the female M@cenas OF Boston.
She brings out geniuses of all sorts;
poets, artists, Buddhist priests and ST.
berian political eXiles-she is their ref
uge and their strength. A French Wis
itor in Boston. captiyated and dazzled,
said in the club room: 1t is to me as
tonishing tnat you permit this charm
ing woman to remain widow You
see the joke of this is that there is in ex-
istence somewhere a Jack Grrdner, who
pays all the bills.''
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-01
NOT IN TOUCH.
Peculiar Malady Affecting a Hos
pitaI Patient.

CHICAGO, March 3l.-Lying on a cot
in the county hospital. imploring the
physicians to help him, lies patient
whose malady has baffled the skill of
the entire medical staff of the lnstitu-
ton and many physicians, surgeons and
specialists in nervous diseases who
have been ca lied in to diagnose il.
The patient is Charles Weeks, an eX-
pert accountant, who was admitted to
the hospital for treatment three months
ago. He had fallen from the top of
car and hunt his head, which, however,
had healed. When admitted he was APP
parently in fairly good health, but for a
peculiar affection. His whole system
seemed to have a peculiar aversion to
the touch of a human being A per-
sons hand laid upon any portion of his
anatomy sent thrill through him like
that produced by an electric shock. He
could not perform his daily work be-
cause of the unavoidable contact with
people, particularly in street cars. Since
Weeks has been in the hospital scores
of specialists in nervous diseases have
been attracted to the hospital by reason
of the strange malady, but they have all
come away nonplussed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-01
LAKE AND RAIL RATES.
Officials of the Missouri River
Lines Fix a Schedule.

CHICAGO, March Representatives
of the Missouri river lines met today 10
fix schedule of proportional rates on
traffic in connection with the lake lines
between Western points and the sea-
board. 1t was decided that on east
bound business the following proper
tons should be eXacted on traffic origi-
mating at or east of the Missouri river
First-class. 72 cents; second class, 6215
cents; third class, 4S cents; fourth
class, $50 cents; fifth class, 80 cents /;
sixth class, "a cents. These are prac-
tically the same rates in effect last year,
the Western roads aiming to receive
the same revenue from the haul to Chi
cago that they would If the shipments
were entirely by rail to the seaboard.
On west-bound business from seaboard
points they decided to exact their full
local rates on the basis of rs cents first
class from Chicago to the Missouri river.
From Chicago to the Mississippi river
on lake and rail traffic the rates will be
First class, 81 cents; second class, 81
cents; third class, % cents; fourth
class, 16 cents; fifth class, Is cents
sixth class, 10 cents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-01

AU on one side
the offer that's made by the pro-
prietors of DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. It's $500 reward for
an incurable case of Catarrh, no
matter how bad, or of how long
standing. They mean what they
say they're responsible, and the
offer has been made for years.
It's all on yoar side-you lose
your catarrh, or you're paid $500
for keeping it. But it's safe for
them, too they know you'll be
cured.
DR.. sage's Remedy produces
perfect and permanent cures of
Chronic Catarrh in the Head, as
thousands can testify. "Cold in
the Head" is cured with a few
applications. Catarrhal Head
ache is relieved and cured as if
by magic. 1t removes offensive
breath, loss or impairment of the
sense of taste, smell or hearing,
watering or weak eyes, and i'm
paired memory, when caused by
the violence of Catarrh, as they
all frequently are. Remedy sold
by druggists, so cents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-01
SPRING MEETINGS.
Events at New Orleans, Gutten.
burg and Gloucester.


NEW ORLEANS, March 31.-Second
day of the spring meeter. Weather
fine. track fast. attendance large. Rita
was the only winning favorite and the
books consequently Jared we'll. The
Avondale stable whipsawed the third
race on Adelia's great run, Koran, her
stable companion, getting the place.
First race, selling. three -year-olds and nm
wards, maiden allowances, five furlongs-
Pha9tom won. Surget second, Haramboure
third. Time, 1:0214.
Second race, selling, six furlongs-Rita
won, Maud second, Roley Boley third. Time,
1:15l2.
Third race, Hurstbourne purse, for two
year-olds, four furlongs-Adelia won Koran
second, Pheian Dorian third. Time, :5OIa.
Fourth race, handicap, mile and seventy
yards-Whlttier won. Mamie second. Cash
Ter third. Time, :47A.
GUTTENBURG.
GUTTENBURG, N. j., March 31.-First race
three-quarters of a mile-Blackburn won
lima second, Defendant third Time,
1:16A.
Second race. fve-eighlhs of a mile-Dixie
won. Lamar second, Bob Arthur third Time.
1 :021s
Third race, SIX and a half furlongs-En-
durer won, Stonington second. Glitter II.
third. Time, :2234.
Fourth race. five and a half furlongs-Merf-
den won, Civil Service second, Glory third.
Time. 10S.
Fifth race, mile-Woodcutte won, Jack
Rose second, Text third. Time 1 :43Sl
Sixth race, mile and an eighth-Ozone won.
Harry Kuhl second, Landseer third, Time,
1:59A.
GLOUCESTER
GLOUCESTER, n. j., March 31-First race.
four and half furlongs-Skidmore won.
Logan second, Florence third. Time, 1:O24.
Second race, six and half furlong s-Ed-
ward F won, Aquasco second, Helmet third.
Time, 1 30.
Third race, seven-eighths of mile-King
Idle, won, OBJ second, Rhody Pringle
third. Time, 1:41.
Fourth race six and half furlongs-Car-
negie won, White Nose second, Can't Tell
third. Time, :32L2.
Fifth race, three-quarters Of mile-Lum
won, Nettie second Philander third. Time,
:2612.
Sixth race, six and half furlongs-Lord
Beaconsfield won, Village King second DR..
JekyI third. Time, 1 :36.
SELECTIONS
Gloucester-First race. Philander and Pr
rate; second race, Flagrant and Carmen;
Third race, Censor and Gsceola; fourth race.
Carnegie and Rover; fifth race, HanesviIle
and Franco; sixth race, Lizzie Fonso and
Alf Estel.
Guttenberg-First race, Kentucky Ban and
Mart Gibson; second race, Deer Lodge and
Craft; third race Perlid and Church Clark:
fourth race, Blackstone and Marty B :; fifth
race, Newcastle and Iceberg; sixth race.
Neptunus and Bodice.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-01

coming more from light offerings and con
tract needs; March. S0l2c: pril 7sIac; May
74AGl75l4c closing at 7434c; july 1850
72a4c closing at re. Oats-Receipts. $1,000
bu; exports none: sales, 10000 blu futures,
12S,O0O bu spot; spot market unsettled
weaker; options quiet weaker; April. 5934c
May, 59S4@6912c, closing at 59s4c; July, 5S7s
@l9ssc. closing at 5S7sc; spot, No. white
60s4@62c; mixed Western, 5S@62c; white
Western, 60066c; No. = Chicago 6O12M6lc.