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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARhETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The grain markets yesterday were depressed under
A Humiliation that seemed to be born Of weariness
although the bear faction did not hesitate to hammer
value, when the opportunity seemed ripe. The options
in wheat broke / Boa IS cent, and the close was
almost at the bottom The Government figures on the
farmers were too much for the bulls to with
.tlud. Then again. the English cables were weak ana
lower and foreigners sold In moderate way. inc
weather west was warmer and more favorable 10 the
yr1{iny winter wheat. The general sentiment seems
fo he beari>h Mt the moment. and OF every develop
mcnt of weakness the bull, become more aud
,nra O. outraged Paris adviceS came 20d 80 cen
tines higher but little attention was PAID 70
tins. The total speculation aggregated 100000
bushels May deliveries opened at 90 "a and fell to
- - cents. spot lots were less active and 1-40
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Work Uanleo.
Females.

Females.
- TENOGRAPHER aud TYPEWRITER.
~ -D~~lres a position VIII render -'r-
Nlc'-- N exchange Tor practirr, with "a very
snail compensa tlOn Remington or Cali
eniph. Address REMINGTON, 31d Broad
way, oOAyn.
- IENOGEAPHEK bennington type-
~ writer desires permanent position; :
y,ors' experience In nrst-cla-- business
house; capable Of taking charge Of CONF
hcfcial correspondence; quick. accurate 3
O., u references. Mis- D.. % W--t II .t-st
WANrED.-Wofk on oil portraits or land
w scope painting ifst-cass work Al
reasonable prices. Mrs. FOX. I5i 5jta ST.,
BiOoklyn. y Y.
" DUNG LADY d'-ires a position q. cash
4 Ter, can give reference, and bOnd- II
necessary. Address L. NEAC II, 90 EAst
i4yth-st.
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Connirn Real getaie 60 Get

At ROSELLE. y. IA house 10 let
~ with l. rooms in ff-i-class order.
garden. lawn. shade all modern improve
nIents convenient TO station RAPID transit
frequent telns electric Light In house AID
stn'et- Nely de- .n.b!e location. A. h
HOPE. Central Building. l43 Liberty-st.
AT GLEN RIDGE and BLOOMFILLD-
u Houses with improvements and grounds
attached 8 at $40. . az 300 l at 1850
8 at $40 at 800. at 5000. al S72O.
/ at $500. Al Office from " 3 min.
utos' walk from Bloomfield stat on and l.. &
". X. X. NATHAN RUSSELL.
A SBCRY PARK, y. J.-Dcsirabl. fur.
"A nished cottages and boardin g-hOuses 10
let: lists forwarded upon application.
MILAN ROSS. Asbury Park. y. J.
< UMMIT. y. J.-Furni.h,d Of unfur
- nished houses 10 lct. season Or year;
large and small; all Improvements. f.. q.
POTTER. opposite station.
ITO LET.-Furnisbed house o. nine rooms
pleasantly situated ~ Bedford station.
Westchester Co. 4. rent $500 for the season
Apply 70 O.. B ROBINSON, % Water-st.
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ceipts-Four. 5000 bbls 800 sacks; wheat, 30 200
bush: c5rn 238, 100 bush oats, 1s.1Oo bush. Ship
ments-Wheat 200 bush corn, 100 800 bush; oats
II. 500 bush.
Toledo March 11.-Wheat active. lower; No. cash
and March, 80 3-4c May 93 Use: July, 50 Tee Corn
dull lower: AO , cash. Ale No 3, 4Oc; No. A, 30 l2c
Oats guiet; cash, 32c. Rye dull cash, SIC. Clover
seed easier, prime cash and March, ~ So Receipts
Flour 100 bbs wheat, 9,745 bush; coln 54o bush
Flour $50 bbIs wheat. 700 bush: corn. 22065 bush
oats 200 bush rye. 700 bush cloverseed 665 bags
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Duslncss Gbanres.

- ALE>NAN. with experience in the West
~ trn States, j. about 10 open Office and
sample room In Chicago: wants one or two
ping ana large retail dTygOOds t.Gdc: bc~t Of
references, Onl} responsible houses need
O.lncr replying. VIII also visit st Louis
ana Olhr' nearby cities; constant attrnfi or
l1id ~ Chi,aeO market. COMMISSION,
Box 10. Tribune Ohcr.
w ANTED.-A younp gentleman to par
w cha 90 ~ luO treasury stock u incOr-
p'rdt"d and established manuia turing CON
i1ny OilciS. position, and good profits az
red particulars on Interview only. Ad-
crc-S OPPORTUNITY, l62 East 2Sd-t.
w ANTED.- Purchaser for controlling m
W tcfr-t Il, 100. established business g,
city of 100. 900. dis State Bon 20. Ast"r
House.
w ANTED.-A partnership In some rolla-
w bic staple. liant uInufa turing bu-I-
mess; Will furnish factory with - d. y.
wafer power ana - coo % Tlu.VOs capital.
Adir's, II. c. d. son, Ch'shir" Mass.
So GOO 10 NH 35,coo ,,.o SrEcI h'I,
r., renee; ample security. and zoo 70 900
pcI cent profit given. Addrcs, FINANCE,
"a Church-st.
%. WV .t,plc. fi paying business.
Adi.c~- X. Tribune once.
'C')U.OUO stock farm, Plant cost
$4,000. and paying: czech and hunting
breeds a Speciality inyc-tin1ion solicited.
RACE. Potter Building.
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Real estate to Gx1banee

tyILL EXCHANGE ioI 2-,tory and ba p
w M nj house in HrOoSlyn a couh'fy Lone
80 ROnhonkOma, l. l., on Long Island nan
r0ld - mu-, from Nrw-NoIh; colonial
~tyle cottage beautifully decorated per-
feet order. rooms. attic; large hhe.
-tocKod with fish bans. stables, b. hncIl : :;
BEARING orchard 40 acres under cultivation :
price $1,000 cash. WELLS, 9l4A, Gates
ave, Br0ONNn.
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domestic 6itnatlons Uanteo
Males,

Males.
An EXPERIENCED and wcll-cducatcd
- farmer. who Ia, taken cha So OF The
largest farms In Europe, wants sltua.
ton can also furnish wOrklurni best ~
reference Add.r-, DEMkO. Tribune
branch ONCE. ,O20 3d.aNc.
A TTFNDANT 10 GENTLEMAN.-By
n young man. e has KIND disposition
D.. highly recommended would tla'ri. w.
SIMPSON 2i2 LiNingston-sJ., bioohlyh.
ID rTLER.-By a rcliaDe man Thoroughly
ID experienced and understands me duties
oi builder; neat appeal rance brst Guy rel
.rourr-' CaL or address BUTLER. care
Iorke .;a2 shave
ID TTLEK.-By a colorcd man In private
ID family a. butler: can give ten years
IeIercnce from his last place. Call at 40
West 3oth-sL
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12 cent lower freer offerings There were saiss
Of 100 600 bushels for export here and oooVo bushels
were taken at the Ontpors. - 49,, Al, .,.,.
Corn also developed bearish temper nnd the opuons
suffered decline Of 56S "a cent The pig reserves
in fnrmers' hands long selling West and here ana
weaker los were the main bearlsh Influences West
ern receipts small and this element was wthouI
effect Spot corn was 1894 cent lower and 10000
bushels were bought by exporters. Al the outports
lG0, 900 bushels were taken. -.
Oats broke 1-4d12 cent in sympathy with wheat
and corn. The trade was comparatively SLOW: inc
net loss In options 1-4Gl-2 cent, Casn oats
showed similar decline a light business.
Lard dropped points In keeping with the heavlness
in grain There were sales OF 1000 uerces on tho
spot. part being for export.
The final quotations were as follows:
Wheat-AIarch, III 90 IL; April, III 90 "a May,
% rs; june, 81 IL; July. 90 IL cents.
Corn-March AZ SIS; April 40 May, AZ 3-o; Juno,
AZ IA; July, AZ 7-8 cents.
Oats-Mlrch. SO ; April, SO Ia; May, SO Is; June,
80 3-s July, 35 cents.
Lnrd-March So 50 May, S6 20; July, SO So.
The receipts of grain and -four reported yesterday at
New York Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were
follows: Wheat, l68.0l2 bushels: corn 535.5lS
bushels; oats II 346 bushels total grain, s15,s78
bushels; -four 47,o72 packages. At Chicago Mlwan .
kee and St. Louis the arrivals Wheat III. 14
bushels: corn 27300s bushels oats. 10000 bushels;
total grain. 5s3472 bushels -four, 32,977 barrels.
OIL MARKETS.
Penn March -
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Citn Rca! estate for Sale.
Go Get for Business 1)nrposcs

ID DON, with power, 10 rent in hrst-class
II building; good light. Apply % NEW
BRITAIN KNITTING CO., New'Bfitaln,
Conn.
SIX LOFTS 70 let; good location steam
Spower, heat, elevator. good light. ChAS.
SIMMONS, ITO Centrc-st
ITO LET.-245 Broadway. large ana
i choice suite Of Office also two single
o.nces, overlooking CITY Hall Park JEitOr
Will show offices. For nice apply 70
GEORGE MUNRO, 20 Vsncewe1f-st.
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Gclp Wantc0.

LIS HNO 70 o4 :, 5.; S;s malt lure o.
experience 1nnece Hfy; no taxing re-
qu!red; e1clusive terIi'9ry .giyrn. fof par
>vI I'-F[d Gan e.6on' / - y a" wa "'''
-,
Males
GrVT. Fur now territory. pu-e m.
A u-uIanl., chr,p.-t tnown STAT Az
tlojf, Ie..rtn rT claims r,d anil, "a
s--,-.l'e nts. total -iur. Ir-,. roffo-p,u-
eenee nWt'd AddTss, TKONIDLNI AID
>oD lily FoTtn"d' N'.
4 YOUNG Mas 20 help in h3fdwtre-
"A .Dp.I' once 'l'te tApH.i,.,, ana ,yy"i,S
'"ts'a ~ r ,''' n .T '''''''' w -
,-
A BOY 20 mas" Inns u-"lll oI frh
- ,liN VIZ. ,,M' 'A4'i'h'''
-. NAM I'ifHl"Nh' y !
~ D1kEItprl~ .l5. ..lI.rf... 40
IS ,,of.ry JI.r..c. .nf,, .t..k and
.lippiug 1.rE- SD. watrlu... SIS.
..1.f. 10 -ft- t..lf,... -4. uarrI.d eDuU....
ann hanG~ u-,ru4frrn 4n..Yf. and oti.l..
quickly D!acDG. .-ftlI.-L.i and RI aIl..
once, 81 CONTEST. I"oos,, 81 wash
he.on-'t. Newark y. J.. N,"-f"'h agency,
40 ff"anN"', 'oih'f ~ f'.
COAiUNAN and G.EDL.Ik wanted .
L ,...t,.,.tt nan t,-..... ,.riiif.t
an ~ 4.f.... v UtNTIAND ~
for.ylrw.arc. P.anH.id y j
,,-f,.,- p,p,rtp ,-.,t.,,.- o.,., ,,.-
s........ t....f.. .f...
49, ..t., a. .D,t '''''
~
II B., - T,',,,tn'',
--
N T. EpIpI.IIAN AtENIh, many vars
4'E '-LiD u 'hru rrhabie ihn F"'1 =. go w
"a I!atlnG men III sCVI pos uOh. nueF' con
lHuHny fCWlng ~ 'Or al xmas u Whe
Depi part nl4i Sttehtivn w, 70 b,.,1f
As .. Ions, n y, ~ I'll III ~ h--d'
MY WANTED ON caftl. ttari,r- 10
Ava London. Mi"rpo0l qua 'd foh 10
"o.H ipr free pu-~ae" 81 'H''hNlrh--t
49, =. pa, olf.f.f.fI ArnI, a. vflfp
IVA 10 9. HAhl. i"ii'to"h. y
tsyh NTED.-Grnor,l az ut. and solicitors
w .Or tie Massachusetts, Mutubi i.!ic In
..I""yt pHPNA "' 'rIhn'i..'u ~, ~,
pr nN" .'', ,.9 , wv 10 , -
.pa- - ,.' %" .l NY IN ~,
N4Iu"s hiN" hiH an r'1' coHP'h' ~ WIN
nH. i"I "Io mon y -",Hl"t ron ,.l. ~ MAJ,
r,f,i-1rr' Addrr-, or appiv 10 sEoEGE
! WIGHT. SuprrinDudcnt Of Arrncl,e. 2js
p-opdwnv Nrw.Y0ff
S,c,.n ,,...,.,..,.... I'd ,..--.,--. -
Wa -. h'3ns,'lF 'nu v"7h'''
lectns-s and honesty: pcrmancut position
70 the rlght party. Addfr.,. with reference
and salary expected. u. Il. o., Box II,
Tribune OWre.
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flats Go Get, 1lnfurnisbeo


DLACK BUILDING. 25l Eiith.aVe. ell.
ID trance Eas. 2oth-st. sunny apartment,
large aud medium size.
11s TH.sT.. I6 To y FAST. Madison
Ito and 9TH sve-. Elegant new deco
rated rats 8 rooms and bath convenient
30 or On Vve. J. stations desirable locality
rent only go % s23 jsIitor.
Jersey City.
ELEGANT single fats % let o. NOS 30j,
II 3O7 Montgonefy-st. jersey Gty, e1ght
large, light rooms private halls bathroom
plenty OF closets superior finish and furnish.
ms fine locality hall block from park
not far from ferries rents from s33 % si1.
Iaquirs Of ianitors.
A DyERTISFMENTS AND sUBsCKlP.
N TONS FOR THE NEW YORK TklB-
TNy WILL BE REcEiyoE35D k hT AVE % "a
door nerth ~ Thirty. arst-st and ADVf.k.
yisENFYTs at the following Branch o. Of;
ICES ne Pa shave, 5; 9. cor "a ST. ~
shave: 157 Fourthsye.. corner -Four
eenth-st. $50 Thlrd-aye.. corner Forty
eevsnA-st 1.026 Ihird-sve-
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TIE SITE OF 1RADE

Buffalo. March 11-Limit> on spring wheat We're
6rmer; demand Nght: 10 900 bush No. | hard sold at
sec, closing at % 34c: 5000 bush No. northern sold
at s6c. closing at % Sic, No. northern, 81 AZ
81 La OoC asked > cars NO white sold at 96 34d
97c, closing at 9Gc. Corn opened steady, cars No
= yellow sold at 40 34047c cars NO. ) yellow sold
at 46 34c; . car, No , sold at 46a46 dc; cars
No. sold At 4Jc clO,i = weak, ears NO. j yellow
selling at 46 l-Au16 p. oats nrm, cars NO =
white sold al SEC: 3 cars No. white >old at 31c; q
cars No. mixed sold at SAC. BARLEY duil and weak ;
fancy Western &c. so. Western. 90 o. l-2C .
sample. 4-a Doc Michigan fair t. choice 500 G0c 30.
l Canada $50 9Oc Flour duh and weak. best spih-,
as do winter. ~ 600 - 10, rye nOur - 2jo - 80.
Millfced hrm, coarse winter bran, rl~ 30; do mid
dlingS 80; do ships, ST. % spring bran. 81, DO
ships SlG 80; fine white middlng,, ~ : 80 per ton.
EccciptS-Whcat 1000 bush corn. 5000 bush oats,
5000 bush. ShIpments-Wheat 1900 bush; corn,
i 900 bush.
Chicago. March 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
lows.
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Uorh WanIe0.

Females
LADY. good plain writer. would Ike
~ position addressing envelopes OF home /:
call TO- them IL necessary address A. H.,
10 Orange ave, Montclalr. y. j.
HILDREN's DRESSES made 10 order
y hand.ral r0ld ny done ~ the newest
STYLE at low prices. T.. LUTli 500 Gth-ave.
EXPEHl ENCED business woman wishes
IL onicr position. Or charge OF blhlhc., {,
rand accountant; good city references al.
die,s BUSINESS. i62 East 23d-.t.
.TETOGEAPHER & TYPEWRITER
- can take dictatlSn rapidly direct On in1-
chine. can furnish machine familiar with
III kI,ds of work. TYPEWRITER, care
az Mis-. Guttsun-t, lOi Prcsid mist Brook
lvn.
- ENOGRAPHER and TYFEWRI TER.
MENKE, los East lOOth-st.
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tiu5lness Chances.

A SPLENDID HOTEL (sOuthern city.
a clcOrrg $4,000 yearly $50 600 refused
for p.O;citrJ. requlIcs 80 600 Id rdl in.
lelrst, r-al ssvAir s.cuiity. {. NEN Ton
PATTERSON. Word Building.
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RrISTIC DREs>M Az J ST - Iri'e'i-
"A hitting co-tuH.e-, jackets and wrap !;
hand ONE dIe.-.s for Sl2. Nine OWEN
202 West .*d--t.
A FIRST.CLASs. fsshlonabe drr>-meksr
"A would Ike a few more good customers
charges moderate. from So. MOLLLS, li3
Eat 52d-at.
nEESSMAK ER. - liz. can't htt-r, mat
Dep DAY will work now for - ca' far
above l5th.,t Nil, NJ. l.z3s Broad way.
hKFs~ NARIK.-Fo formerly with Nine.
~ Dicd'u, VIII piakc gowns BOO NJ latest
,'yl.. rom $40 70 'l0, reference. -O2
West 43d-st.
nRTssMAKER Vish.~ fv more .u.'om.
~ rs al hone; suit - NJ "a. .dt.n' >
dresses also. MIS- A. EANklS, - ,lIn.
ION Pace 'sth--t.l. near broadway.
EXPLKIENCtD MILLINEE. Desiring
IL f.w m0.r customer, Wi'I call A. 10. -
hou.es original zur boz nni,tcd MILF
nrrs ~ ladies own Tlt'rial made ND
IL DhISCOLL fashioLabl- dFe~'maaer =.
n street. evening amd miiOf-nadc dress
elegant design pcliec, ~; price n.olriate.
ia We, 23d-o'.
ANS. SMYIU. Dr.-snascr. 10 West
w JOth-st. wishes feH more customers
Crc-... made in i1t-st styles iIOm % up
perfect 10 guaranteed.
-: EAL GARMENTS r~uslIed sul.1.cI
= prices. Mr-. BARKL k, 1lG West
Eegent-st.. LoIGo1. and Gun'hcrs, Shave.
saHaa
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miscellaneous.

A soil Tor Dt~K and good typ'vritcr
"A in exchange fsr printing. Boa 80.
To- Gth.aye.
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domestic 6ituations uanten

"A. MRS. L. SEELY
Qormerly Mlss l.. Csmpbelll,
| Is WEST 22p.SI.
| FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED
Servants bfesking engagements VIII bej
dismissed from Office and forfeit all claim
10 Zee paid.
n. B-NO BRANCH OFFICE
6s WEST 22D-ST.
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NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By Young
20 growing children In a 1rst-cass family;
best Of testimonials a. 10 honesty, capability
and sobrietv; city country. Call or
apply 357 4th-aye., bot. 18th and 26th ST..
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FIRST-CLASS. farhl0nJbe Gr~ssueksr
n would Ike a few more good customers :;
charges moderate. from 50. MOLLLS, li3
ct
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FURNISHED Rooms

--..-...---~----- --..----- 49, -e--~~--~-
A ATTENTION.
PHYSICIAN OK DLHTlST.
INFORMATION FREE.
>. C. LELAND A. CO..
j6 WEST Bath ST.
At % EAST WASHINGTON PLACE.
"A bctw Broadway and Washing ton
Squaie.-Wcll-f furnished warm. large and
small rooms: choice downtown location; cou-
Vruient to hotel
~ TH.>T. 1874 EAST.-Niccly furnished
II large room, frs fOoi; closets heated
81 and bath r,io. cnrcS.
40 TlI-ST -, NEAR BROADWAY.-
20 Comfortably furnished rooms bath ad-
joining heat hotel attendance, - %, 80
weekly gentlemen.
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Conntrn Real estate for Sale

A GESCN ron MONICLAIR-DwcI
"A for sale or 70 let; leafg assortment 81
handsome building stcs terms easy.
~ BIS & TAYLOR. : i.teSman-st. n
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MESS PORK, PER BBL.

MESS PORK PER BBL.
Nav Msy'" .::..iY 70 e II II q 10 SS2 10 So
LARD. PER 100 n.
March --.....---....--. u 30 9 80 b@.2 o. 50
May .................-... u f2A3 % iZ2 o 30 u JI2
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 H.
Mar Ms[en ............. 80 80 5SS 5sS S 5 81
cash quotations were follows: Flour. weaker but
quotabiy lower No spring Sji.c; No spring
wheat So; 40 red. SQc N0 39ec; No oat-.
2grt 40 fle. S2i2c; No . Barley jGc No ] naX-c-d
- q. 6aNc; primo Timothy seed ~ 26dfl 81 pork,
per Dbl so 7oaslO ~ laraL Per 100 u. 80 32 short
boxed - - - 50 short clear sides lb0Ncd %
vhi,iry dst,ls' finished o. pr ea II Is; sugar,
unchanged. so corn. 3Sai e3Jc; 40 white + o. D.
oats 81 d329ic: No white. f. o. b.. oat- 3Oa32c no
g. f. o. b.. harley. 4Gd5oc No 1. 31af5c.
Article. Hescipts. Shipments
our bOl- %iUNU - OtO
Wheat. bush OoN'b JlfVOo
ON. bush To- wv ~ VD
Ost> bush 10 coo $4,000
rye, bush 600 10 Geo
Barley bush % ONO tlupO
On tne produce ~ -hangc the butter market
lover fancy creamery. 210-St2c fine western 2Gd2Gc
ordinary -oG2lct selected diaries, 23d2Gc; ordinary, 10
ale. Eggs 13l 13ac.
Cincinnati March 1l.-Flour firm Wheat steady:
80. = red, "a l-=c receipts, 5000 bush shipments,
300 bush. Corn firm: 80. mixed. 13c. Oats
steady: so. mixed, - he Rye quiet; 80. p -9c.
Pork quiet at %ll p. Lard dull at - -. Bulk mcas
quet AT - -. Bacon steady at - 20. Whi-kcv
inn: ,a,- LOGS bbls basis ~ -. Butter strong
Tor creamery. sugar steady. Eggs frmcr at lie.
Cheese firm
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A STU ALTON WANTED.-By a fret.
"A class cook; good city reference. Please
cal from > a. IL. " =. IN, at 2Uo
las. 4ith-st.
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AZ OLD-ESTABLISHED manufacturing
n bu-IDe7s require 80 900 addition Al
capital Investment secured ana u vel c'Ht
profit Guaranteed G. VENOM PATIEE.
nlN Mnrlh HmLlilnu
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A Partner iu the fee business, onc oi
~ the best locations near 8 Or 4 village;
20 miles fonI city. e.. HART, Iariy-
faXr
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OIL, MARKETS

OIL MARKETS.
oil CITY Penn. March l-NaOnal Transit certificates
592 highest, 500 lowest 5Ji2 closed at 59
Sales 1900 bb cleaIances, is 0O0 shipments II, 500
bbls runs, 74,3i4
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Cressmaklnq.

. RrISTIC DRIs>M MAKING. -- PcI'ect-
"A hitting co-tuH.e-, jackets and wrap
hand ONE dIe-,-s for sl2. Mmt. OWEN
go West .yd--t.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-07-23
FEUILLETON.
PAR RAOUL DE NAVERY.
VII
LES pAND0TRS.


mutt la partie sera chaude.
-Auparavant, Goritz, consignez
tous les hommes a lauberge,
Les soldats comprirent que cette
fois il Sc passerait quellue chose de
d9clsif.
Tn repas plantureux leur fut servi,
mais on Sc montra severe au sujet de
la ration de vim; chacun d'enx devait
garder Fpil vigilant ct lie pied ferme,
Settlement on remplit leur gourde
deau-de-vie au moment du depart.
Vers neuf heures, ToGfer prit Ia
conduite de Ia petite troupe. II
marchait entire dcux soldats tenant
leurs mousquets arm6s. Et d6pit de
ses protestatioLs, il Sc pouvait qu'au
lieu de liyrer les brigands aux pan
dours, il eat vendu les soldats aux
bandits. Goritz ct Moll sc tenaient
a cote de leur petite troupe.
ii faisalt une NUT nuageuse plutot
que sombre. lie ciel passait subtle
ment dun eclat lumineux Il une
obcuritG subtle. Ce temps servait
Acknowledgement lie projet des pandours.
En- effet, s'ils n'eussent etc guides
par un homme dr pays connaissant
chaque bouquet d'arbres, chaque
ruisseau, pouvant indiquer la profon
deur de la moinare cayerne formant
un trou noir dams les masses lie
calcaire, il eat etc impossible aux
soldats de songer a poursuivre les
brigands par une mutt semblable.
LIE paysage prenait par lntevalles
un aspect effrayant ct fantastique
Sous les rayons intermittents de la
lune on distinguish d'enormes masses
rocheuses trou6es de Ia base au faite
par une rang6e de cavernes semblables
aux alveoles dune ruche. Sur
certaines parois abruptes paralssaient
Sc dessiner des portals gigantesques
ou s'aligner des colonnades symetri-
uues. Dams dies orifces de formes
bizarres, a des profondeurs que le
regard ne pouyait sender, s'engoufrait
lie vent on roulaient dies eaux tumul-
tueuses. La montague semplissait
de bruits. On sentait des gronde-
ments de torrents autour de sol, on
en- devinait dams ces cavities invisibles.
Tout aevenait peril dams cette marche
trayers la brume dams ce pays
dechire fouiile, que Ia nature semble
avoir tourmentG a Dlai5ir, ct que les
travauX de lhomme acl6vcnt de
bouleverser. Puis, au moment OH Ton
crovait prendre pour guide le cours
d'eau qui un moment auparaVant await,
pour ainsi dire, jailli sous les pieds,
cette meme eau sGcoulait sans laisser
de trace, comIae 81 ellie Sc fut perdue
a trayers un crible. invisible pour
reioindre dams les entrailles de la
terre les canaux souterrains don't le