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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NewIOrk April Is. 1875
CoTTON-The marke opened about even. with yester:
closing from unchanged 10 points net decline Total
sales 49, 100 bales. The market and
interesting the dulness being marked owing
the shortness OF the session. Advices from the dry
goods favorable and better demand for
goods Is reported. The bulls look this favors
while the bears that increased activity
goods market be looked for. the pleas
weather Of the past few dsya Liverpool futures
partially y point lower than they did yesterday.
while spot unchanged although sales only
,ectcd 10 show aiUU bales To-days port receipts
about 400 bales against GsT8 day last week PA
last year. and 400 Memphis. S2S bales
against 10 and i0i Houston l2tI bales against 213
There little liquidation early In the day
or market Some people fear that the
exports OF cotton Is bslef
reported been shpboard but not cleared
a OF the week. The strong statistical situation
counterbalanced by lack 81 local and outside
Reports received by The Financial Chronicle
tons the been favorable during the week and
planting general and has madc good progress
rule Al points in Louisiana. Mississippi Arkansas
the precipitation has been heavy but along
the Atlantic there been little moisture Else
where rainfall has been high. Early paintings
ported to coming mp a number u districts There
sight during IN. week }2712 against
85s the corresponding week 81 1893. There came
into Friday night 8.312US
against 1854 1O6 period last year, thus show
season The total visible supply shows decrease OF
oct TAI bales compared with the date ~ 1880 n
falling 374 bales from the corresponding date
OF 1894 and O of Gn3 2o3 bales from 1888 The
total visible supply IL now 32A $50 bales against 22
a3I bales last year 1885 pa bales in 1894 and sos l5
bales in 1909 The American supply is 2I33 600
| bales. against 894543 In 1880
4 srA rlrala N NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

not matter When an amateur rider tries to veer
erts itself over the wheel and 1t Is sure 70 lead
directly for the obstacle to be avoided So II was
With tho swell Young rider The more she tried to
turn away from the cart the more directly her
bicycle headed toward the shower OF water Into
effort to turn her wheel away. but the cart seemed
to attract II as 8 magnet would needle. Then q
few unsympat hetic witnesses began to laugh, and
that seemed % add to the terror OF the young
woman. For nearly a minute she rode In the
shower vanking and twisting at the ndle-bars
much the same az a would try to curb a
baiky horse. but II was Of little use. Then there
was a louder scream. and the wheel and rider
fell in a tangled heap in the mud.
A few minutes later very crestfaen and
ward rapidly in a cab. while battered wheel
adorned the little platform In front, where II lay
a silent reminder OF the Joy that had been and
was no more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York April IL. 1896.
BEANS AND PEAS-Advices from the country indicate
lighter receipts and with stocks here gradually reducing
there IL steader feeling Varieties II L. prob
at 81 27h but most holders are now asking II 80 Medium
remain quiet but held steady Pea have cleaned up
and slightly nrmer Red kidney steady;
quantity been moved into channels this
domestic marrow choice. per bush 8 2sAasi 30; 40
kidney q 2SGsi 30: do red kidney. Sibcgti ON do
turtle soup. u 2all 90 DO yellow 81 2OQsi II; do
do foreign medium old 7sfssc green peas bbs 7Sas0c
BuTTER-The indications OF cooler weather were not
realised to-day In fact II Of the hottest days Of
the week This tended TO prevent much buying and the
duness OF trade caused further weakness Most
ported sales were at 1910 for strictly Eitedge quality
that nGure shaded In instances. while nrsts and
seconds had settled value Held creamery and old
quiet and declining In sympathy with other kinds Not
much doing In any OF the Western packinss We quote:
hirds % ssconds iiesxe; STAT: dairy hattubs fancy
ssss % sssta 1 s,:.. er.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
Opening range and close to-day and closing BIDS the
vi nj follow

Market closed steady unchanged TO points decline
comnared with yesterdays closing prices Transferable
notices TO Total sales ~ 800 bales Spot cotton quiet
unchanged; niddling uplands l5-l6c. mddng Gulf
4 3-i6c. Sales 113 bnies. all spinning
Liverpool cabies-spot cotton hardening tendency;
sales 1000 bales speculation and export 500 bales
lean 5000 bales: receipts 1900 bales middling upisnds
4sd Futures opened steady unchanged closed quiet
unchanged TO Y point net decline January February
S5s So April 48b April May 4sisb; May June 4i7hb:
-july ]i5ils 44hs August september.
%iOisb stepterber- October 4O2s October November,
38Ois November December Sbs'ss; December-Jannnry
35sHs
COFFEE Speculation was slow and ieatureless fair
established In early fealings followed by
slight reaction Europe bought here Chief sales were
for September Havre cables UNCHANGED: total saes.
IN 100 baes closing steady April. 80 30 francs: May,
So 10 June and July 81 August 1850 RIO official
cables dull al 1880 reis: exchange 9h receipts 200
bsgs: stock 1000 cleared for United States. 1900.
santos quiet at a. 500 refs recepts 1000 bags stock
1872 600 Hamburg steady April and May. 81 pigs June.
685O July. Go: August. G.75 Considerable switching
Sontrnct. closed steady for near months firm
far months lQdi5 points advance Sales 1900
bags, a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. April Is 1880
REEVES Receipts ~ 7o7 hend-3d tor
saughterers. No trading Feeling duh city
dressed sides In Hight demand GG'i.c per III To
o. per n. American io'.giotc. tops lie.
weight latest sheep aiNc"s quote American sheep
iiisdi3c dressed weight shipments day the
Mohawk London Go cattle AMI 40 quarters OF beef.
the iilnioo the port 2Td ca'il" The Colorado
will &C., N until week.
CALVES Receipts. "a head. and all sold early Mt
TO good Country dressed steady 2a6c per 10
for poor 10 prime stock: little calves at ia3c. city
sales 4 Mullen 30 Buffalo vealr ~ n average.
at at s. s. yer y" II" =" w. H. &C., u" Ut"
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts ~ cars. c.Tos head.
teriny 22n sale Medium weights In moderate
demand a steady prices heavy sheep and lambs not
wanted at ALL and the few sales at Fridays
figures There II 20 sell at late hour. The
lew u woolled sheep 81 OoGsi per 100 10
goci clipped 10 sold at 81 CO. unshorn lambs
81 Soaf5 81 clipped do at 81 90 and mixed lots. part
ton dun a, 5,sG7'sc and dressed lambs 7'saoc
dressed spring lambs quiet s2N{5
Inferior good choice do scarce and selling to
s. SOdtS
sales D Mcpherson Co: 49, unshorn Indiana lambs
- NJ average s. per 100 10 los ohio do 10 NJ at 81 90
232 clipped buffalo do. ~ H., Mt - ~. 22 Bunalo lambs
few clppeiD 10 N. Mt s. - unshorn Indiana sheep.
100 NJ s. oil Buffalo do ~ No. al 81 clipped do
iO NJ ~ CO. 10, woollrd and clipped do mixed ~ No.
q G5
Hume Mullen: ?oa unshon Michigan lambs 81 n. a,
IS 80 ''''''''"' wv ''''" ''''"'"" '"''''' % H. ut
s sanderri 10 unshorn Buffalo lambs No. a, 81 s7,s
III sheep and lambs. part clipped 10 n. at s. 37A
Newton Co: "a unshorn Michigan lambs. 80 n. at
$3.50
HOGS Receipts IS cars. 2so+ hend. all for saught-
Guiding pigs Country dressed unchanged n 5a6c for
medium 10 light weights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. April Is D. m-Beef-Extra India mess
dun a., Us prime duh at 5lr Fork-rrime mess.
Western nne steady Sos. DO medium duh AZ as III.
Short about ~ 10 ~ 10. nrm NJ SIS hacon-
Cumberland about - ~ NJ nrm AT ais short rib.
about Is NJ so- long clear middles Fight. about
40 20 steady 2i. Gil short clear miier heavy.
at.ou, a. rs 81 clear bellies about IL 10
70 steady 2"s shoulders About u - - n. firm
al ~. Lard Prime Western spot steady az Us vi.
Cheese finest white steady vs. 81 do col
steady q, ~. 81 Taliow-rrim" city dull n, lns 81
o,iyerpJo, refined steady LIS Spirits of
iurpeni'ne steady at 2is 81 Resin Common nrm a, 4s
pi WheaNo ? red winter firm NJ IS sd No ! North
spring. nrm - ID 'orn-Mired Western spot
nrm To "a April firm a, Is ND Nav nrm ~ 3s "a:
June "a. Flour - Louis fancy winter s'@a ~
a. Il Al Hops At fanion-pacinc coast dull nj 2oupr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

Cash atCta
s sss no passs "aSss"s 3 ss
S ~ 3D. Si!n 80 sais scssc 70 slc prime
IS, ;s 8; 30 % o % s GS!' SsT Ds
sy . ,S ss sA:as scrs 's sss whssS
FINISHED e IS P .,n s 81 22 81 nseea o
So has .S On the produce Exchange today
S I; i$:''' %'S III a*'' easy '',.
cincinnati April s-Four fairly active winter patent,
w. UsS' 81 S Is quiet. steady ;a%
e Jed . S sa ss aas' a.S saict and
quotations Sns, a a"., an@ ssaay
iesi 5sc kettle 5c; prime steam sales t isS.,
quiet fair demand 9's ",ss snU ss.s sc bellies
5c ry sailed steady and auiei Ioose n.,ss
&c Boxed meats worth &c Ess,rMSrkc' wax
strictly I f,'.n ,.a DC d s", 'sS s sss at s. 20
prices .as' winters ss"s.s' ub nse n" ~
operate concession. Bye -four steady ea weak
asG ,So S. Of and weather
and he growing crop Price. defined " on n Demn af
MSy and 'G Jun: sss .s.e
5s.d a ,[nan n.a. and fS osn demand
rs Nav gnec s s%s i sa" ssass july
a. 0as fairly steady under modera,. offerings.
trading options and ,0Ss Nav and jun.
VA. ss, 10 ,y ~si, ass sh. and
gs,ces arn with ,,.s, good demand ''''"'''"'
weak feeling prevailed May opened at Htc. fe. , 20
c,.r rallied 4, and closed at sc Cash ranse &c
blow NAV Sample wheat dull and dropping. 30 /
S,r,h.rn SIsc; No northern. siSc. eardey-SsIn,
nl.. steady choice grades In fair demand. 40 nohna
a, a2i,c rye fair demand supply light NO l. S"ns
M,w aa.,c: No / on ,rnck. 39c. No on track 81
quoted hard spring patents In wood ranging AZ - Sv
"a Is Msiur. quiet. held nrm, at the recent decline
v,,r.,no,,s Apr, Is-Tns speculative wheat market
the opening then cane liberal dscins. ons,ss
was checked on ahou, Nc decline May ~hs' 80
49, a, eit.c ana rallied after TO DC ca,
c.,rd n-r.s down 70 6iLn6lA.c win eipsns a
s5Git.r a los. u from YESTERDAY july Nns n'' 90
sr,lv. r.ntiv. 70 May. opening at oS'sc -.
.sir falling 20 &c and closing AZ 1''.c 'ash a.,
~ a.manI was only fair large miers not oe'ns IN
the market The premium of &c over n's y,ssrn on
.r,lv adhered TO- The price paid tor no Nor.n a,
49, r,nx,-i from G3,,c sc No Northern sa'aoe
difference ~ i,a+c under STANDARD No 500 a,e
H. on ,rack-SO hard. Si'sc; No S2r,nr'n Ne
S.r,h.rn G2iSc Flour steady. ~ lod>' % LOT
cn,. ana 81 ioqse IA for bakers prtducuon
shipneni. a 80 bb- Mllsiuns-i,rnn N np.s u"'''
a, ~ 51asG Is shorts PC less, midilinsr - "s'
= roui, April is-Frour unclaimed Rye hoSr - ~, o.
os2 - Whea, lower. May. 3es.noe%S July, 9sn q
An,,s C3lc bid lower: May, ZIG Ju'y co..
2stsc bid oats lower. May. ls<c hid yu.y no
new ss7,c oa safe Lard nrm. t*e per 10: cho'c,:
cser ribs 5.c clear sides 5.c. pry sat meas 81 49,,
drr. &c: longs ..c: cl"ar ribs nc clear spes
Uxh wines steady NJ 81 Wool nnchans,en. e., .oc
Twn. o. lead nrrner: ~ cars at -, one s car
chemical sod at 2 90 spsl,er one ca sofa nv "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April ts-Cotton steady: middng TIC: low
mddns 7hc; good ordinary 7c net and xross receipts
Norfolk April is-Cotton steady; middine. II 6c:
low midng I 5i8c; good ordinary csc: net and gross
REGENTS asa bales exports Coastwise. s97 sales. ~;
stock. 10. 2S5. $500.
gross receipts i3 bales sales. 1875 stock. ~. 72s
New orleans April iS-Cotton steady good middiing.
re middlng Ice; low middiing. 1hc; good or
ports TO Great Britain i2sOo Coastwise o. sales. 1000;
stock 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
WHEEL AND WOE.
From The Chicago Dispatch.

From The Chicago Dispatch
visitors in jackson Park were treated to rare
V1xft the other day.
IN and down the drives. Almost every one who
pSssed stopped TO look at the happy maid for. IN
nm Of her clad smile. she was recognised a.
Sov3ce In the cycling business. and was In the en-
5oYment Of her nrst outing alone. .,.
Sud6oO1y the young woman became n9rvous'
MN Is mont was eprnkling-cert. IN active OPP
1850 fe so. sse . ss Ss!s 81 sssa iss Sst d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
" SHOWAITEE

AT II 40 D. m. these games were adJuuI'Httu az WOH
for Franklin Chess Club by It's secretary. o. Reiehhein
hut were played finish with the result shown showai-
ter winning seven and drawing eleven games
On Monday evening Dr. J. r. Taber rave IN ex-
hibition of Simultaneous play at the Zukertort
Chess Club Brooklyn. Ten games were played.
the single player winning seven and losing three.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

and the account Canadian Pacific. GOA Erie. ibh Erie
nrs, preferred. an Illinois Central o1 Mexican or
%: isnnsylvana: Ss'i reading ,s Sx; Mexican Central
Atchs6n common. ieA Parts adviees quote per cent
berlin April l8.-The statement Imperial Bank
Germany shows Increase In specie OF 81 9s0 900
marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

wool lambs. 8 ss9s5; good to choice eoGst ;c 90 eS
81 30: cus to fair s3a$4 rs; handy wool SHEEP 5000
choice 81 7Oas3 co. culls common 81 Soq$S 2o eIpps
81 4o6S 6O clipped export lambs, "a 25G$4 3O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEFENCE.
NOTES.

(a) This move gives White the better game and from
now on Black in difficulties - .
good move at his command. II he PLAYED ~ -, e
then 20 g. followed by B-Kt g. Oh. etc H.. ins,eHu
he moves Kt-Kt 2. then Kt-B ch k-B u T.
BxP R-K I. Black had not good promise OF sa'-
ing the game In any event
Mention should be made Of Showalter's extraor-
binary performance of simultaneous play at the
Franklin Chess Club last Saturday. wher strong
team was pltted against him. The score:
SCORE FRANKLIN CHESS CLUB AGAINST JACKSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
White-Six pieces.
White TO play and mate In three moves.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 1Z7.

lid. :sSIB+s Kaa9:sP-9S mate mate.
iB-B k Up; 20-B4 ch. XIX s; 90 g. mate.
BE- K-B'I: q b. Kt moves; OBJ TX ko
BIB, Kt moves: 2 90 Il Kp ch; p or
3D.. moves: % 4 Oh. X moves: 90 g.
srrect solutions received from w. Engberg. Brook
lyn; J. g. 3. IT, Nsw,Yorki Esv; Louis T.; Bahier
p e. Parker. Brookline. Mass. and Dr. u: W. Fannin
acke Ark. forwarded additional correct solutions 20 NO
1875: Florence Van Cleef. Ithaca. N H. w'sned 10 %
credited with solution 10 No I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

Tomorrow evening the second part Of the team
match between the Evans and Zukertort Chess
clubs will be played at the rooms OF the Zukertort
Chess Cub l1sS Bedford-ave Brooklyn Nine
,,svers on a side The Zukertorts were victorious
in the first part. winning six and losing three
The team match by correspondence between the
Brooklyn Y NJ c. A. Chess Club and the Bethle-
ham PENNY C. c. has been won by the Brooklyn
ites the latter having scored four points out Of
possible six. The four games so far finished were
TO date follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

East Liberty. April is-tate-Rec-pts light: demand
fair: market strong. prime. ~ 25a<4 rs good 81 100
-: good butchers 81 Slaf1 rough fat t3a$3 10: bulls
stays and cows 81 1888 CO. fresh and springers
yorkers and pigs 81 0as3 rs heavy 81 Gasa TO- roughs
e:Ss Prime S a a. s" 6 S S co %%GSH
p 75s3 TO- choice lambs 81 3Oas4 spring lambs SOD
s2tO w ''' 70"
81 Louis. April Is.-Cattlc Receipts Iv8 head: market
rt~ady and prices unchanged native 81 I5 cows
s20: Texas steers. 50 s0qs3 10; Hogs-Recepts 3025
0s3 %; light. % +o0s3 So sheep-Receips az head
market dull; natives s3aS3 II; bucks So " '
Union Stock Yards Chicago April iS-Cattie-ReceIpts
400 head market steady: common to steers 81 ff
~ stockerr and feeders $685.; and bulls 81 400
Receipts II: 600 head; market hrm to lOc higher heavy
packing and shipping lots 81 xQ$3 IS choice mixed
81 5Gaf3 49, choice assorted 81 s,d$4 light 81 85df3 a5
pigs. ssgt3 95. shecp-Receipts $500 head: market
steady inferior to choice - o0sa 81 lambs So 5O0s4 90
market s,eadv light, 81 ooas3 Co. medium, 81 4odsts 55
heavy 81 i5aS3 81 pigs 81 25Gf3 as Cattle-Recelpts
=. 400 head: market nominal No sheep.
Buffalo. April 1sCattleReceipts for past "a hours
100 head: total for week thus far. i7sse for same
York. se7 on sale 90 market opened steady and closed
nrm good choice feeders 81 35d&3 co. fair good.
iat cows 81 asgsa yeals weak at 81 coass g. HossE
Receipts for past "a hours $40 head total Tor week
signed through $40: York 4oOO;N sale. 5000;
market opened closed steady Workers. good choice
% soesa O. sSas4: mixed packers. So heavy
wsisst. g 7o6e3 sS rou.hs saa1 % ,ass q SSgs2 ~
e: q TIM.
5000; eons!snsd through. $500; to Nsw-York 400;
On sas 26o0 market opened active and closed dull for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

Ionaon April lS--The imports Of wool for the week
we're as follows: Newsouth Wales 81 20s bales Victoria
II South Australia 356S: New Zealand ~ 6SI Cape
OF Good Hope and Natal $40: France l.4so. United
States, $40 and other points. l0I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore April sFlour dull unchange Sa sale' Nav Isy
7iha7.Ec: july. 7iH87iNc; Southern by sample. uSS
18c do grade 7i7+c: stock Is 800 bush Copn esy g
mixed spot April and May. 35bG35tc june ooSc o..
July s6i.Q8sNc mixed 3tg34Ac Southern Wnoe
corn 35I35Mc; do yellow 37G37hc: shipments OIL
BUSH stock $780, sales 5000 bush Oats stesHy Sc
white Western. 26c bid; No. mixed 90 Isn@rbw ~
stock 500 BUSH Rye inactive No 4U9ac rnminai
42d43c Western; stock 81 300 bush Cotton non""r "a,
middlings. &c. Eggs weak. l0lsc' otner ar'o'e' ''
changed.
BOSTON April 1s-Frour dull. unchanged SPINS ps.un
s4as4 20 spring and strashts % zvV:S az
clear and straiehts IS s50s4; winter patents Ste.c o."
Cornrea steady. sogs2c bag ~ sSasr S So and
steamer 400. Oats "ust No clipped xs9t az Mn
feed quiet spring bran to ship Us; winter o ;as2s
PORK steady backs $40 1891 To- cuts 81 TO- lean enos
81 -. An, ~ ,
Imnaio April Is-Clos;ng: sprrs wheat dui!' 10
harS 5ttc: No Northern 73Ac; winter wheat easier ,
Sic Corn hrm ysllcw ssAc No Ys0- Stronger SHr
No white 25 No white 2ss No .s2 mH W.,erS ssc
4c in store Flour quiet unenon ssb oats
1000 bush shpments-Wheat. 1900 bush; oats @''o'
bush. - H.,
..,..uo Anil THE leading futures ranged as io-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
STOCKS CLOSE sTRoH|
GOOD BUYING INCREAary
THE WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT -.
AND MONEY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE Apn,,. :,
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK srocv14
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
The statistical position Of Bra Eli coffee II follows:

The market IL dull weak and nominal for Brazil
with Rio No spot quoted at 1870. No y, 13l<c Mild
coffee Is In moderate demand and steady We sales
800 bags Savanila $50 bags Maracaibo bags
Central American ali private terms The Philadelphia
has arrived with 1900 bags Maracabo and 1000 bags
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market barely steady
to-day. buyers showing absolutely interest and
coming positively insstent that quotations shall given
The Close was nat Total sales 100 pkss riudng
1000 bbis winter straghts 80 49, 1900 bbls spring pat
ents. q go02S VI and 800 Dbl. spring straishts e3
RYE FI.OuR-Quiet; sales. $50 bbls. at g $50
sasamors g 90 Esmsraida q is; Western and south
white. s0c fine yellow. Csc; coarse. 7eq77c FEED
quiet Quoted 70 GO and 30 10. o0@62hc; 100 n. $50
esc s9ttonseed meal siGsi o. oil meal sOas2c; city
GRAIN-WHEAT-Wheat showed q heavy undsrtons all
DAY There pressure sell Ct the start and prices
quite ssady tel a. with uniporent rsactions the late
49, vss SHs nst decline ne nsvs vas sbgyt e Pr
syai ~ cFssdS ate s:dSx Sss siss wcS scssssd Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.

ACTUAL sales Closing sharr6
Open High Low. Fin. Bid. Ask. "a
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-10-17

Ala, Spring bed bottom. L. w. Davis
Mineral, w. Va, Telephone switch
L. Draube, New Orleans. La.
Ring for mosquito bar, and other
poles. D.. j. Etly, Louisville. Ky.
Advertising device. G. G. Greeno"gh,
Fort McPh~rson. Ga. Apparatus for
indicating distance and direction Of
remote objects. S. v. Haabaugh. Bal
timote, Md. Making hoap powder.
H. Marion, Annapolis. Md Message
holder for nse with h"ning pigeons.
w. D. McCanly, Eimore. AK. Calti-
.a.or. A. j. McG-hr-. jackson, Teun.
Pneumatic signaling system. J. +.
Melvin. Maytield. KY, Harness. j. +.
| Old6eld. Baltimore. Nd, Dry kiln. J.
| Oster, Jr. Newport, KY, Filter. Il.
NJ. Reilly. BALTIMORE. Md, Camping
Jaw for vises. n. r. Salisbury, Ridge
iy, Nd, Fluxing machine. e. Sim
mons, Atlanta, Ga, Umbrella. E. L
Smith, Birmingham, Ala, Pneumatic
seed cotton %conveyer and distributor
A. A. Stoll, Louisville, KY, Floatin;
skinner for boiler cleaners. C.Swin
dell. Pollard. Tenn, Saddle stirrup
A. Ullmann, Macon, Ga, Bottle. q
link, Clear Spring, Nd, Well boring
machine.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-10-17

The president Of nne Of the National
Banks has issued what might be call
ed a political hand book. Among
other astounding statements, he says
the banking business has hrcome IN
profitable and many capitalists are
thinking of going out oi it. or r
one is to infer that these parties are
giving their time. labor ard money to
secure the election Of Mckinley solely
tor the public veal. just as Hanna aud
other tender-hpartrd mOnopolists are
giving theirs in the interest OF the
poor. down-troiden !aboriny men,
States.
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LIST OF PATENTS.

Granted to Southern States Inventors
this week. Reported by G. A. Snow
g. Co. Solicitors of American and For
eign Patents, Opp. U. s. Patent Office,
Washington, D. e.
j. T. Bright, Midway. KY, Sparkar-
roster. R. L. Brown, Salisbury. n.
C. Sash balance. w. G. Brown, Sinai,
Ky, Horse detaching device. T. H.
Coakley, Baltimore, Md, Self locking
eau top. T. n. Cottle, Albertville,
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TO MEXICO ON A WHEEL.

A. NJ. Draper, who says he is max
ing the Il from Louisville to the city
of Mexico, on II wager of $1,000. pass
ed through Crowley Monday morning.
The distance by the route he is I"
travel is about 5000 niles and he has
100 days in which to Lake the run.
He has been out sixty-two days GOV
ering a little over 5000 miles Of the
distance.-CrOwley Signal.
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Ha mist have a bad cause who is
not willing to submit it to the free
and untrammelled vote Of the people.
The lahnrer hires his labor bat sells
not his vote to his employer. and when
the employer undertakes t" coerce the
labnrer's vote, ho does the institutions
Of his country greater harm than any
anarchist,
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s. T. GRISAMORE
HAS OPENED A
NEWS DEPOT, STATIONERY,
BOOK STORE,

BOOK STORE,
On the corner of Market and st. Louis
streets, and keeps the largest variety
Of goods in that line that was ever
offered for sale in LafOurclle.
He has also q fine. assortment of
Tinware, Granite Iron Ware, Wire,
Flower pots, sc.
Subscriptions received for newspa-
pers periodicals and magazines at
publishers prices.
All at prices to suit the times