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ELECTION Proclamation:

We. The undersigned Supervisors of
Elet ton of the parish of Vermilion. do
hereby cons itnfe and appoint the follow
ing-named persons to serve as CuininIo-
sioners il d Clerks of Election at the var
ions election precincts throughout the
parish of Nermilion, as provided in Act
No l3T Of 1896, for the election to be held
ON January II, 1893, between the hours OF
seven in the morning and six in the after
noon, for the purpose of eieeting the
hereinafter named officers. towit:
For or Against the call for Il Constitu-
tional Convention. under Act % of Acts
of 1896.
For the election of thirtg-six delegates
at large and one delegate from the parish
of vciinilion t. the Constitutional Con-
ventinn to be assembled i'll New Orleans
on the I'd Tuesday of February 1855, in
case he same be voted for by the people.
LIST ward. att U Lehlanc's-J Aleee he
blanc. Arlstide Toups, Arthur Derouen,
CONS; Leodias BrousSird, clerk.
and ward. at Cnas Frederick-John
Flelhming, Leodias Leblanc, George De-
lano. CONS; Adonis Lemaire, elk.
Bird ward, at Conrthonse-Eli Wise. w
w Minor, VIM Vanslyke, eoms; w Il Ellis
clerk.
4th ward, at Colinsti Broussard's ) I
Broussard, ID o Ar0ussard, NJ r Cushman.
CONS; DR. ] Villicn, elk.
5th ward, at L Sarver-DrJ T Abshire,
Howard Hoffpauir, VIM II Sarver, CONS;
Geo Hayes, elk.
9th ward. LIST pref, at Cleophas Vincent
john E b Jones, Ra,ny Hel,ert, Camille
Sellers, CONS; w D Lyons. elk.
End prct, at Reny Trlhan-Wm Mrau>,
w Oscar Pipes, l. J Sorbet, CONS; b R
Garland, elk,
3rd pref, at Etieme Benoit-Albert Lau-
rents. PJ Mouton, w QureauA, ON
James Eaton, elk.
4th prct, at Ernest Broussard-H G Har-
rington. Ernest Broussard F j Broussard
CONS: Demosthenes Nunez, elk.
7th ward, 1st pref, at John Nugler-H !
Stahsbury, Felix O'Neil. Geo NJ Derouen.
CONS; Paul Terrie , elk.
2Hd prct. at Aurelien Thealls-J NJ Mes
ter2ey. l. G Campbell, Aurelien Theall,
CONS; E A orhett, elk.
3rd pref, 1T A R~aggazoni-A Raggazoni,
isaac White. Granville Choate, CONS; DR.
II Segrera. elk.
OPHEIl S B~oUKQUE,
:. IN WILLIAMS.
SIA0NET LEBLANC.
Board of Supervisors of Election Of ver-
million pa ish. La.
Dee. q, 1891. y
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STATE OF LOUI-ItN Perish
otst Landt lib judicial D.
irist Cnnet- NJ $3.50
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Sale

STATE OF L0UI@IaN Parish
q II Landty tid judicial D.
,r,c, Cnnet- NJ $3.50
Estate nf Alplon-e l. w
Notice is fe.ebs given lint hy
~vir.n4 Of an oder Of -ale granted by
the Hon District Court sfofesaid IA
the matter Of the sncression entitled
and numbered as above. and Of u
cnmmi-sinn issued 10 me Hereunder
the,e will be offered for sale al rnh
lie auction, 10 the last and highest
bidder. bv the undersigned Or anv
duly aarhntiz-d a%uctinncer. 10 pfy
Anhta Of said succession. IN
Thursday, January 20, 1898
hetweeu The hours Of 1T u al,d 4
D. m AT the principal front dn"r #
The Cont House of the p,rl-h #
Vermilion. The hrreinnftei desffi he
pro,erlv belong ng 20 said estate.
10 VT:
NJ &c and II III 4" !
q r. 2 West, containing 4a6
81 I3aaa'es
i Sec "a 7 u. SR West. con
tanning 32il acrrs
sa Sc 81, = 70 sR Ea.'. con
,ai "g 32n acres
FL See SO. l. IL. SR | Eat. con
tai.rg 800 acres
WI Sc NJ Of sri and sW4 o.
FL Sec 10 I 70, >R 2 East, con
Al 81 II" ac,rs
FL Of VI Ser4 IS sR z E'-'.
con,atning 1862 81 Ion aces.
SCI IL FL Sec 81. T 70 SR r
containing 40 acres.
Terms--Cash.
LAzARE LEVY,
Administration.
AthevilIp. December 10 1891.
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ROYAL PUBLISHING CO..
1aIh s. Vain Sis, Richmond, VA.
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NOTICE.

Notice j. hereby gwen 10 all per
sons inleDsei to The >necc.-lnn OF f.
ID. Dupny 10 come and settle il
same without delay, flhey wish il
avoid costs. Tho-c having { aim
'gain~i j are requested to present
the same al once to the undersigned
BRnUssARD q KrrcHEE.L.
Attys for l'ests. Executor.
Nov 10, 1897.
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For Sale.

A certain plantation situated IN
he parish Of Vermition. containing
I've Hundred ahh Fly nine nrpeni<
III enclosed. henag seven miie- south
west II At.Iwvil,e on the i. st sid.
81 Varmi foa riser. Al-o dwelling
hnn-e. ki,ehen. ou,h sn-e<. farming
mehts. etc Ierms-Cash
Fnt further pa, ticnlars Amply 10
JEAN i'ERE,
Dec. IL. 81 2m. A,a,es,Ite, la
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To Hunters.

The undersigned Ii rehy notify
hunters mt 10 hunt within Ih",.
enclosures from aud alter this d ate;
o'ile WISE they will he prosecuted 10
The tuli extent of The law
Felix b, ml-satd.
Bel g Het,erl.
Alex r. Bfnussarti.
Pierre r. B.nuSsard.
Dpcenie, 4 1897
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NOTICE.

AL p"tsonS arr hereby warned
not to hunt ut'on, tres-pas unon Or
ride or drive through my fr d. and
enclosures il the FIJI 4arl ct ~
parish. under prnail. Il tsing I..n-.
"cuted 10 the fullest exitnt Of the
law.
ln-3 96 Nus TTlYesF sRsnrF
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Terms & Con1itiona /:

All sums OF fifteen dollars and
under to he paid cash on the day oi
sale. and all sums exceeding fifteen
dollars, one half of the pr,ce to be
paid ca-h on the day of sale and the
baiatce in one and two wears there
after; purchasers on credit to furnish
their notes with two eolvan, snreties
an snlido. 10 the Satisfaction of the
administrator, made payable 10 his
order, on times az atuve set forth
and conditioned TO bear eight Der
cent per annum interest from day nf
sale unit paid, with ten per e n nd-
ditional on the amount duo and ext.
CHILE for attorneys iees in collecting
same in case Of non-paymenl al ma
tnrity.
The lands to he and remain spe-
cially mortgagei and hspothecated.
in favor Of said succession, with ven
doris lien and privilege retained
thereon. and the same mi tn he sold
Vt ~ dHY way eHChDUefeu 10 the
prejudice Of enid succession. until fnll
and 6aal payment Of said notes in
PRINCIPAL. interest. attorneys fees
and all costs which may accrue
thereon.
Abbeville, 70 January I. 1895
ULGER MENARD,
Administrator.
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NOTICE

NOlIt
Entering NY pasture anl stock
ranch on tae,ie cap Tgrr. wltlmut
my Consent il iofriddrn. Any per-
-.n t~te-lms-ing on said premises will
tp wo-eeated to the full ext""t 81
The law. AURpRE DEFIANCE,
Widow Louis Lawnie.
AhteviIle, Jauaaiy 4. 1895.
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It's written, 10y comets IA the morning, z but in this instance - cams
when the sun Of life was well adown the western SKY, and following such
stormy afternoon as makes the contrast particularly striking. Tor over :
battaed Ia vain against that most insidioGs foeof humanity, heart disease
IN an aggravated form. Doctors had given his case up as hopeless and @
vised keeping him quiet till the end should come, but 1t was his good for
tune to End that priceless remedy, Dr.. Niles Eew Heart Cure, End In tbs
following letter he states the result.
Grass Lake, Nich,
DR.. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
1 nave been troubled WITH heart disease Is years or more Most OF snV
a LIME ! was vas 50 50 bad i Vas not safe for me 70 go out alone. II oyera aaa e
hortne OF breath, and sudden painful attacks that Frustrated me e.
only thing physicians did for me was to advise keeping quiet .
In August last commenced taking DR.. Niles New Heart Cure, and .
lore lhad finished the first bottle, found tic medicine was q God-send- 1
nave DOW used four bottles in all and am feeling entirely well. ! have nob
had an attack OF the trouble for some months
/ q 10 years OF age, and have held a grudge against patent me0iclns9
az I'll my dnnIee,tdo put ut l will viii not allow this feeling 70 prevent me from gaslna d N
this toshoW my appreciation OF the great merits possessed b9 Dr. Mics NW
Heart Cure. Very truly yours. SAMUEL 70. STONE
Died OF heart failure" How many obituary notices contain tnsse
significant words. The raYages OF heart disease are confined to no localty.
Its Victimsare particularly numerous among the most intellectual and nney
organized Its no Tespecter Of age and its fatal ending comes very sa.. IT,
denly. Timely notice, however, is always giyen the person attacked, = y
this notice is needed, as it was in the case OF Mr.. Stone, and DR. Mles
Restorative Heart Cure is promptly taken, almost instant relief Will p
experienced and a complete cure generally results.
VAL Druggists Book on Heart md Nerves, free, b DIR Miles MedIchc i. EhhMAm
Dr. Miles HcartCurcR si Hssi;s
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10 HUNTERS.

M IOsi EG
The Vermii'nn Developing CO,
Lint. Hereby noities hunters not 10
hunt within 'heit closures. Anyone
, augla in the act of violating th,-
notice will he dealt with to the lull
extent of the law.
j. P GUhYDAN..
iN-l-96If Presi lent.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-01-08

MeadGcEe stopped in 20 minutes by Dr.
Niles. PAN PILLS. As0na cent q desc
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n. q. made Il months wages in three
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The Work c~ontains Bicgrap ical Sketches 4
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west ny land OF The succession.
One corn erin, 4 chicken coofs.
one lnr Of mules aud no. -e-. one lot
OF plank fence and wite fence one
lot Of hogs. q LOT 1T f.ld imt,le-
mepts wagon, buggy. kitchen uien-
ellis and household furniture aud
macy other small ariicl.s TOO nnmer-
Gus to be given III detail.
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Co MMUNI PRoPERIY

One irac. of land SITUATED in tn"
parish Of Vermilion. conta ming (l5)
fifteen arprnis and measuring Que
aud one qa,rirr IT al n%riprnt. more
or less, north and south. Ivy three
aud u halt arpeafs. more or less.
east aud west ani taken Oh The
northeastern pa,tien OF the south
west quarter. Of seriion %. III l2,
fon,h ,ange 4 east. hnnntel north
by ? U. Leblanc. SOUL, ~ Joseph
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Probate Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish oil Vefmitlnn.
l7th judicial DISTRICT Cout-No
346

l7lh judicial DISTRICT COutt-N0
346
Succession OF D. " Me, ard
Pursuant 10 an order granted iy
the Hon. 18th Judicial Dist Court
aforesaid in the matters uF The above
entitled end numbered succession.
notice is hereby given that there will
be offered for sale. at public auction.
10 the Last ard highest Lidder. by
the undersigned. administrators If
said succession, at the late residence
of said Deceased. in this parish, fot
cash. to pay debis. on
Wednesday, Feb. 2, 1898,
betwrenihe hours IT ~ O'clock q IN
and 4 p. m, the following Described
property. belonging to said succes
sion. 10 VIII
One certain tract Of land situated
in the parish Of Vrrmi'ion coniain
ing eigh,y-lwo go 100 acres aid ,n
ing the northern portion Of he sF1
of section %. IN i"wn-hip IL. south
of tauee 4 East.
One dwelling honse. one kitrhrB.
n cotton Eousr, n c%a.in, nnr Did
harm. 236 panhels III 8 p,enx fence,
90 ~panneIp of 4 pieux fence. one Int
garden pdkess. two hranding ir"r-
anu certificates. o0e lot of tools, one
arInoir. obr shut gun. and either Arti-
Giles the enumeration OF which would
be TOO long
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coFrEE.


New York, March i--Coffee-- Options
opened irregular, al unchanged prices to 5
points lower, closed quiet. unchanged to .
points lower, sales. TO5o. including alay, $50.
July, 5S5; September, Si5drS.60; December,
40; January. $40. Spot corfee-Ro weak;
No I. invoice, . rs; No, Z jobblng. "a. mild
fteady, Cordcya. sA6i6. Cpffte futures IN
Now York, according TO private wire to Car
gill a Richardson, closed as follows. March,
6.bt 10 Arm, ai0-lb My, 5.is,2o tune, s.2j-
80 July, 5,so'3b, August, 5,ss,i0, September,
b.sb.io; October, e,5O-55; November, ass 30,
pntemter, b,6o-6S, January, 5,S-7u February
9f0.f5 Total warehouse dolN cries from the
United Ststes 1869, including bGe3 ifon New
YORK, New York stock today, ST. 2S3; unted
Siatos stock. 1sa,sll nroa, for tho Lutsd
states, la3cto; total visible ior the United
stateh. l,isd.9sl. against 49, 1885 last year and
tofsIi In 1926
New Orleans, March li-Cofioc steady, Rio
ordinary 10 fair, ldiSA.
Santos, March l1--ColIce- quiet; good aver
age santos, $500 rcis per 100 kiios. receipts.
10000; stock l73.0o0.
Hamburg, March li,conec closed \, pfg
lower, sales. 1900.
Rio, March a.. Coffee Bni ely steady, M
z, $3.50 rcis per loo kilos, exchange, q a.sS,
receipts. 1000; cleared for the United states.
1900, for Europe. 1906 stock. 2SS, 900
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LIverpUOI SnO(s,
Liverpool Futur,

Futures opened easy. demand moderate. at
2 p M, dull but steady and closed steady
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81, Louis GrnIn ami pr,,,.,o

- Louis, March ii-Flonr--I .on,or. -.
sn's, tSnnt0 So clears, 4oOds. ca; medium 4 "a
aaN, Investigations lower; CLOSING SsSSi.
rsa ea saiu,day y, for July gro, lower No.
ssh: March, a7.; No, 5hard eash ~ a, way.
Iuis, ~. Corn Futures riossd Arm; ano moi
s99,Msri no Z CASH sila March, s7s Nav Nav
spo, i Hws, ~ oats--Fntures duh, Arm.
siask. s1gaini No, white, 81: March ' -
September. 2Sis. May, 2eas, July. "a III W.
ot awef s,s AZ Flasseed--No Nominal, LIS Tim.
n, ,ns sr;s r, s prime, 2.s5aas0 Corn
ga, TRACK, osa5s, Hay-Duli. prairie. q oess
sso' timothy s.oo9ioSo WhisIys1l'so 0 sos
Lou ues ana blasting Unchanged, Pork S
0q,tt prime steam, +.&; choice. jgs pscnn
my lots extra short clear, 6saisslS' "a.
r,Ss s'smSoS1,s; shorts sS'rasoo Dry salt
5isisS, ss r;h 1900 ~ extra short clear
f".-'' f'os' e,-eua.sIlsi shorts, 5S7ers 50
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OPTIONS IN WHEAT WEAK.
Letters Brokers Prevent Decline In
Price Of May.
JULY DELIVERIES CLOSED LOWER
The Southwestern Receipts Continue
Observation-Disclosures Decline In Pro-
visions-Grnins Unchanged.

r,h,sos, v.rrh N al IN what ont,on,
-, -
were weak touay' May hau tne usual sup
port of the Letter interest. July closed Ss0
| Il iownr corn md nafa ,yera coronuratiyel,
,sls'.s,s ~ a. 81 s5.. :. ~. ,..
| "'ui anu e"V"'u Hbpe 'n"nee at '"u ''Vse
Provisions were heavy and closed egl2S
lower
Wheat showed so,ne strenptb al the omen
,.a ,h,,,,s 4, "a 80, ,an., ,,,,.,t,n
i"e' '""'e" ~ "'s NV " 'sts ,ons u1'"''v''
| Besides tile favorable effect OF Letter appli-
cation To the board of directors for a margin
n,ta, 81, ,,a, ,s,,n, had -, ,raaors ~,
| ~ -, - - s'
DpHDsh ana eoHunentai harhels showing I'M
/ looked for strength LIVERPOOL opened lower
| - ' 80
| uroay hsuIes ,heTe' anu rhtis also reporter
| somewhat higher prices. July. which closed
| sa,urs,v nj s7is5s7p. rin.a5 ,od.y m, Sc rs
-, ~ -
roi aoout teh MINUTES tnere was quite soou
suJ port given by shorts and little rein
stating of lines which had been unloaded
during last weeks decline was apparent. July
was advanced to ST. the high point OF the
day. before the reaction started Then the
Influence of the favorable weather and bearish
routine news began to be felt. Seeding and
sowing was reported as progressing rapidly
in Nebraska, with conditions very favorable
In every respect Selling was started and
augmented by the enormous addition to the
contract stocks Chicago received li5 cars.
Northwestern receipts were heavy
The persistency with which receipts kept
up in the Northwest in spite of reports of
almost exhausted country stock was not al
all reassuring to the longs, and an hour from
the opering selling was quite general Heavy
81 Louis operntors were consplc,ous IN the
unloading and almost no supuart of conso-
qucnce was given the market tin about an
hour fron, tho close Iuiv In mo ,nenntlmo
sold down to soy. At that price there was a
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II Is thought to be only temporary and that
they will swing into line for big advance
when the Anal touches az put ON the May
deal. The price OF that option seems impossi-
BILE 10 break hi
New York March H.Iwhcat Receipts, IL
s25; spot easy; No. 2 red. rih ahoa. TO ar
i've, covering at 1ssa& advance Under disap-
pointing visible supply decrease and bcarish
crop news, however. an attack was made ON
flate deliveries and part Of tee rise was lost;
closing fairly steady but nv.Nous a, IGiIis
advance; No. red. March closed LOGS; May,
eanesB. Hides-Firm. Leather-Stcady.
Wool--Q Quiet. Cotton seed oil--Dull; primo
crude. N@sch' prime yellow. % Pig iron
warfants-Dul. Lake copper Quiet Tin
Easy Spelter- Quiet Lead-DulI
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MONEY AND BANKING.

Houston, March 1.-THE local banks are
yell supplied with money for all purposes
There Is. however. no great activity ia the
ioaa market the deposits generally showing
an increase.
Exchange Is quoted as follows: New York
buying. par to SOC premium. selling, New
York. ST. Louis and Kansas City. 81 o. TO
E.o) premium; New orleapp, buying par;
selling. VI to premium.
HOUSTON BANK CLEARINus.
The following are the cicarances of the
Houston banks FOR The week thus far and tor
the corresponding time last year, together
with the Increase or decrease,
This Last Ia,
year. year. crease
saturday ....,. SS6 s6i SS4s los sll.Sii
Monday ....",. Ssii6s 1.sls.is 1926, s53
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CoMMENclAL nnIErs.

Paris, Exchange Oh London. aSf. Seis for
checks; > per cent rentees ioir soc for the
account w.
London.r-The market for American seruri-
lies huctuated somewhat, after a steady
opening. and then improved and closed Arm
With moderate demand AZ
New York.--Total sales stocks. sss. 900 IN.
Paul, So.3sf "'''V' 81
ance, N,isS747. pA-
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Vi,lbIc Grmin sunnI,

visible supply In store and aflont satnrdsw
, nMren =. us complied by the New York prod,
bus SUsh sllsnf n9Ss, Is q "ows whsA 5o
nushels decrease $4,000; rye !. ioe 900 hush
decrease al. 600 ''''ViV'" pusheis'
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Decrease.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
Rcichmnrks. cnmmar.


New York. March 1.-THE Evening Post's
London financial cablegram says: Stocks
continued unsettled and feyerish, the chief
the pourse was demoralizcd by tho fail In
spanish securities and Carlist agitation. The
severe slump in Americans IN Nav York
shturuay attracted the interest of buyers here
ana prices opened 1850 above the New York
PARTY. further Improvement took place
Win considerable influential buying for Ger
many. The close was duh.
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ali grades and without feature Print cloths
show no change. No sales OF extras at "a
were reported.
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Trnde Notes.

a. ne ne A,oek OF apricots On the coast Ia rtpnrt
49, ~ .d,ers lust received to be very cloaely
cleaned up; Stocks Of peacbcs were fairly III,
essi but widely distributed. ''''
fahey grades Of olive oil have advanced IN
. meW err isc per gallon IN fympathy win
ssols adyices from the other side nnnorn'lnp
aa,,. suNanee OF 2 lire Stock Tint has bsen
,elniG here at sloo IL now held nj e. GS M
i'~er grades are iirmer In ssmpasby, ''
ss Msi, = adsiess from san Francisco report
81 sai .. o lemon cling peaches pnck Of IsoS n,
slse Stocks OF all descriptions o az is' '.i az
so,s -, on ,ne soast We're reported TO be We'll
nJs packing had not been made except ~, mn nn
k'' weak at 7d7isc ' '"o mar
hscn revised. anu prices nave
den'an may a feeeip.s were liberia, today. hut the
iurkeys arc badly wanted. "S's ''s'roed'
i, T ~. coffee market continues weak an, i.
livcrIes are declining. "'aA anu de-
>, gai and molasses ru,a H,n, ,,.
Kettle III nrst hands. WIN no open
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Kansas City. March II. --wheat--ra,,,, T.,
,vei no. bard, sS'sGiso; No. \ ss,smssa No
7 req ssuss No, ?, 80: No. spring. ssds7
.orn.-Active, No. mixed. 26T2si. Oars
ae,.ve; nrm; No 2 white. q, Rye--Firm; M
ioWie Hay~-Weaker: choice timothy : "A
@s'oo: choice prairie 7,ooafi.as Gov
New Orleans. March l;.--lIos product. x.,v
dnll Pork. Standard mess ioSoGio.Is Lara
s, msnnea ,srce, 5S@t Boxed meats--Dry
shlted shoulders, ~; dry salt sides. ~ ~
ssoo 90 ribs sides. sssas,s Hams-clsar
f air9 ;sis. conEs,s nrs Rio ordinary 4
gA'a coinmea,--J .m9fi.TU. Bran-,s yi. ~,
c ctssqy prime. Rocasi2so choice, is'oosfis'so
ccofn-No sacked white 81; mixed a.
No sacked, 50. = '''' -
= nuv,ces ov private wirs 10 b. W. Hunter 4
sci. f MA pp' as On Jgly wheat as opening Al
Vpsrec A. y and closed al 7sersS' pnt sss. ~,
"n''s shs distant options show scms dscisns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-15

bid, sellers; value.
New Orleans Futures.
Futures opened steady and closed steady;
sales, 1900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-15

tdvices from Machias. Maue. state that n
z biz ssrdine combine, embracing tho entire out
put o: all the factories ON the Atlantic coast
Is being negotiated by a syndicate of Amari-
can and European capitalists, Sixty-day OPP
lions have been obtained on all the Maine fac
tor es. with two exceptions There aro about
III tty factories In Maiur, with annual product
valued AZ about s2,000 900, The new company
WIZ be lluwn as ihe Amercai Sailine COM
pahy aud Will he taptai,seI at tl.6C0, 900 line
form Of agreement is patterned after that Of
the tisctit coulbtue, whch has been pro-
norncsd within NE antt-tiusi lava by tho
courts of eevera States