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Daily Republican., 1889-10-10

NoTlCE-wE, BOURBON & Co, ten
~ ants Of the house situated N. W. cor
water and French streets, In the Second
Ward OF the city OF WllninEton, county
Of New Castle and state OF Delaware
liz ns compliance with the requirement.
ply In such case made and provided, do
Writing to the Court of General sessions OF the
Ptace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF Dela
ware, In and for New Castle County, on Mon.
Day ,i the 18Th day. Of Now, A. D., 1859. being
Inc next term Of said court, for q license for
said house as an Inn or tavern, for the sale
ln rein OF Intoxicating liquors in quantities
less than one quart, to be drunk, on The
premises, and the fOlloW ine Respects
the said apple alton, viz; menu
samuel Reed thAs E sparks
sohh " Hubert Robfrt Kenyon
John j o. tiara GaStaye KOnifzer
W II Bowen Lesley Smith
n Grhiy Lewis Moody
a q Iilrzel a II Higgins
Samuel Hocheimer Harry Gehert
Dennis Ctnnef, on FUro
Geo Il Mstzner Daniel Ry1n
Alex Chambers ChAs iIeinel
J"hn y Dunbar AdulDh Kioherg
James W Porter W IIalufnond
TE Bourdon t9-7gll BOURBON & co.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-10

Walnut candy at Fsrg6.on's, Ii z. Cd.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-10

The subscriber, having
bought out the stock, fix
teres etc, of the late firm
of Smyth & Fell. will con.
tinue the jewelry business
in all its branches at the old
stand, No 81 Market Of.
He invites all persons de.
string first class goods to
call and examine his stock.
ID. p. SMYTH.
Wilmington, Del.
o-IO-0u
Daily Republican., 1889-10-10

WANTED-.Two BOARDERs AND
w table boaiders at No. 2Os Poplar
street. ol0.3ts
Daily Republican., 1889-10-10
NOTICE-I, JOsRPHA. BAUMANN.

NOTICE., JOSEPH A. BAUMANN,
SsSSpsG srcs, and KING KING
sss NOV" he seso M war. rsPH, q ne
9 sts wlmio'ol iScs.sy " New Ssstie
Anee with the rsquirementa OF the
made and provided, DO hereby give notice
@ aRH he FeaSss and sS ls cG pss
cry ofthe state OF Delaware, In aud for New
& Sa mandy s e. ss dsy p mS
for : ileels for said house as 40 inn Of tavern.
ipf the sais therein Of Intoxicating liquors In
he premises, aud the foiiowlns fespee,sbis
citizens OF said ward recommend the said APP
plicstion, vizi
John A. North SIS wickersham
Andrtw Grotx RP yaientIne
Andrew Reuter- John j Hayes
sia@sSasSy Murray Jr. Charts. / lieiasi
Jas ID WINS Lewis Pnrtcr
Geo W Quinn Alexander Chambers
Samuel bell CHARLES n Hagmeyer
Jacob scheller tlarles Heinel. IL
Charles sparks Henry sehmiN
n Grady Edward Msichiof
Henry fcldmcler A W Randolph
h,b.rt Kenyon Geo Is Mutzner
A Higes
1851 JOSEPH A. BAUAANN.
NOTICE., JOHN GAM, TIE
~ tlnantofthe house situated at No.
toi King street, In the foarth ward OF tina
orr o. Wilmingtvn, couh.y Of NOW osstle
and state OF Delaware, In compliance with
the requirements Of the acts Of the General
Assembly In such cags made and provided,
do hereby give notice that shall apply IN
writing 10 the Oeurt OF General Sessions Of
the Peace and jail Delivery OF tho state OF
DolaNare, In ard for New CASTLE s'cuntY, on
inondiy The ls.h day Of Nov. A. ID. lss9, be-
ing the NEXT term Of said court. for license
Tor said house as an inn or tavern, for the
sais therein OF tntoxlottiug liquors In less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
citffenB Of said ward recommend the enid
application. viz:
Peter Ebner Daniel Y. worrell
Geo. W .yfingley Joseph How
Charles felter JoA WeAtherby
JAMES A.. Magea ChAs ltam sberger ST.
Z Geo stsib e A Robb
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-10-26
new ORLEANS NATIONAL Rayx.

NJ :" Vi Itanf, L..
REsEaEEE Ihst The only genuine Louis;.,
Htat. L'tt' y iickt & ISSUED ul..vr tia rf.i
'h"!tef' arc iccoSiiztd bJ the high, # ,ur1,
are lhVaf,"hiy elsl,d ny ii. A. Lam lin. ras
'eht, ti's' TT "a ny GeutlaIs !,ealirtrard a.,
Eariy; Suln fVioors ut tie urawinEs, hr:d ,un,
an.tt" ny NhtI"nai Banks of NV Crleans. \
ge!,niLe. 70 81
All s''-called Supplements" Original 1j,.,p
L"alstsia "T ether limitations with unIst IL
, we. "a ,he loh'ssaha State Lottery Coiul ahj
'ianic, Icy prrsohs unknown, Under sh.uI,,.I a.
hc.ici"us hahn S. ale attempts 10 deceive iii.
ru"!lc by false prelenscs rf(criLg uu yua,ai,4.
y Whatsoever.
Remember thst one DOLLAR is the Pr;snn
In any drawing. nylhlug i'll U + nulue ,,S.rss
die. ~ sn1a
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-10-26
Wcatile-srop Bulletin.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. oC.
TOBER 10. 1889.

There was ~ very light rainfall in por-
tinns at the State on the 18th, the seve-
raj an"nnfs reported giving an average
ut hut 03 0f au inch for the State for
tn" past seven days.
The temperature waa generally from
"Ile tn two degrees below the normal
for the week.
Cinud'ess weather prevailed ak daya
out of the seven and the amount of
sunshine received was far above the
average.
Light frosts were reported az follows:
Vickshurg, an the 18Th; Marksville, op
several days; Melville, on the 16th, and
Amite, nn three days.
The foregoing conditions were very
favorable to cotton picking, which il
reported as nearly completed in several
parishes. and over half completed in
the remainder. The cotton is opening
very rapidly, generally faster thsa the
field hands can pick it.
The cotton crop in Catalonia is ca
timated ut about the same AZ that of
last year, which il about Is per cent.
below all average crop. In AvOyelles
II IL estimated that over half u crop
will he made.
Favorable conditions are reported
from the upper portion ID the sugar
district where heavy dews and for ~
mornings have been beneficial to tie
cane. The cane in this section is re-
p"tteti as yielding well, and grinding
will be general in another week.
The absence of rain il being felt anite
seriously III the lower half of the sugar
legion. Reports received Indicate that
The cane Is ripening very early ewing to
the cool. dry weather, and that although
vely sweet. yet it does not appear to l,e
as juicy as at the corresponding date
last year. WindrOwing for seed has
h-en completed in some few sections.
Grinding. generally, has been delayed
hy the t!rnutll.
The rice farmers are busy harvesting
their crops. but the late plant rice il
heiny seriously injured by the lack Of
precipitation.
Generally. througlont the State, gar
dens are reported dried up, stock water
scarce and cistefns empty.
Thete are no Indications Of q general
rain, but light showers are falling to-
day in The lower part of tie sugar re-
yiun.
r. E. KERKAM,
Signal Corps Director.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-10-26
9 9 9 8 - 80 100
Special.

It is with pleasure that We announce
to our many patrons that we have
(again) made arrangements with that
witle-awakr. illustrated farm magazine,
the AMERICAN FARMER, published at
Fort Wayne, lnd., and read Ivy nearly
100000 farmers, by which that great
publication will he mailed direct. FREE,
to the address Of any If our Subscribers
who will COME 10 and pay up all ar
realaees on subscription and one year
in advance from date, aud to any new
subscriber who will pay one year in ad-
vance. This is Il grand opportunity to
obtain first class farm Journal free,
The AMERICAN FARMER il a large 16.
page journal, of national circulation,
whicI. ranks among the leading agricn
tural papers. 1t treats the question t
economy in agriculture aud tho rights
and privileges Of that vast body of citi
z-ns-American Fsrmers-w!,ose indus
try is the basis of all material and ma
tinnal prosperity. lta highrst purpose ia
the elevation and ennobling Of Agricul-
ture through the higher and broader
education of men and women engaged
in it's pursuits. The regular subscrip-
ton price of the AMERICAN FARMER is
81 90 per year. 1T COSTS YOU MOTH
ING. From any one number ideas can
be obtained that will he wurii, thrice
the subscription price to yon or mrm-
hers of yonr household, YET YoU GET 1T
FREE. Call and See sample copy.
/ q !; z 2
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-10-26
B b b b b l. b b 3 b !
Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness to rebust health
marks an epoch in the life of the indi-
vidual. Such q remarkable event ia
treasured in. the memory and the agency
whereby the good health has been at
tanned il gratefully blessed. Hence it is
that 80 much ia heard in praise of EIec-
trio BIttrrs. So many feel they owe their
restoration to health, to the use of the
Great Alternative Al Tonic. If you are
troubled with any disease of Kidneys,
Liver or Stomach. of long or short stand
ing you will surely find relief Ivy l.sr Of
Electric Bitters. Sold at 50.. and 81 per
bottle at f. E. Bailry's Drugstore. 3
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-10-26
Keen TN With fhe T;roas

The wurlsi il getting WIS., r every 4. =. Man
kind is constantly advancing from the old TO
the new. IA it ~ with Religion, Arl and Sci.
: nee, So it is with Medicine. Ea. b day adds 10
our knowle lse of the human body, and there
fore 10 our ability To cure it's many ills. The
da! "f gripping. pnrging, debIltating pills, tor
instance, Is rapid, passing away, and their
place being taken by II bowel Reg uator VI hose
action is natural and easy. Yet effective. suci,
u med cne is Man a-lin, IL gentle laA:stiYs that
acts directly upon the Liver and Kidneys, and
Raves no bad effects. 1t neither gripes nor
pnrges 1t not only cures Crnstiration but
all the DISORDERS and diseases arising from il,
and. when taken from time to time in small
doses, prevents Contemplation altogether II
you need Il Tonic, take Pe-iu-na. If your blood
is diseased, You will find moi hing better than
La-cu- pi-;s For sale by Frank Il. Bailey.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-10-26
!" THE ODEI.L r,
Ill 1PE WRITE f,

T4Ew:l buy TIE oDELL TYPEwRrfpx.
SsS Warranted To 40 Aa souu wulk a. a.
$luo MACHINE
II combines SIMPLICITY with Oyresy
lf1-sPLkD EASE OF 8rEKA-yoS-
longer without cost OF repairs itA4a apr is:
machine, has no ink ribbon 10 spthev n OIL
fatnr. 1t ia Erat. suhs1aItiat, lickah 10 o.
perfect, and adapted to all 4i1,s OF u ~ plated
1!Ee printing press IS Produces sshj ,"ritih
heg s Msnuscript Two to trnw mp rp' o,pS
t"Ts hanktrs, merchants. M .u.s iJers, NH
neg pen: &C; eannnt max h-u rr ~.
h t"r Ma, Any a Intr!!Ig.nt rcrsdh ina wtsS ca
TWO mnnti:s ' kAplD ONE
,. 1IooV "mtfso an operator who can 40 bes
.l IL. VI" bx S III type Writer than that pie
and salesmen 1871 ~ k'iist dc Agent to
&C. "s sdr.ss or Pamphlets giving sid yrsrn onts,
ooELL TYPE WRITER CO.. s
A's l" THE RooEERE, Chi cago, Ills. F,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-10-26
trHECEGFNTfD ATTpACTI0y,
~ otEh siLIi0N DIsTRIBUTED
Louisiana >lals Lottery Compap

'V'J VVWPuH
:, ihc" +" ated by the Isyi,I.tp,e il, ,.ss
f,uacntlona' and Charitable purposes ana
.nht hfe II abe oTi g, tie lre,e7,t S:at.,
Sti.htl";l, IL 1879, by an ovsrwlplmi,r nan,
,n, ',r"hr E1'rH"rt'ina"y brawinga take u
c CIV = rhHaly tlune ami DE, su,rt,I ma
= qua elHg'e NniiIs er Drawings TAKE MA.
s'D - lii' q nee ten months IN the , al.
q ri dawn in lrunlic, ~ ne Acadia,
Music, New Orleans, La. 1A'A''e'.|
W, 40 hsrthy certify that we proarr{ss
aiaEg MEL for III tn. Mott, Y I'd a.n7,
H H"a nrssWmss Ct The i."uisia:l:; state Let
w. al'h III pr manage and rc,+-ci
Drawings irrns-lvrn and t1ar ~ 49,. q ~, -.
"hiih'le" With h"ns~ty. farm. ~. ana IN
;ail toward 81 l';s 'i-s, and 1e ~, io, .,
,'Hlany I" 'iSt. Ills crrn1ic..te with ~,
80 ~ SsAasn:"a attached, IN lis adysr
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-10-26
TULANE UNIVERSITY o. LOUISIANA
Vn. Preston Johnston, Ii. D.,
President.

Inc next Annual Session of High sshnol. Col
ieSe, ana OF the H Sophie NewcOmb Memorial
College for young women. will begin Tuesday.
Octoher lst. Entrance examinations or Mon
day. September 3oth.
High school Course syears Callege Course
YEARS. All departments supplied with lsbu-
rator!ea and other aids to practical instruction
me Manual Training departmsnI is well sup
pied with apparatus for wood working. bsck
smlthlng, forging. bra5iag and soldering and
machine construction ''io
Parallel College Courses lead to the degrea Of
bachcior o! Arta or Bachelor Of Science. Their
is practical course in Electrical Ergineerinr
~ "'oti ,o'
The II. Sophie Eewcomb Memorial s,ollese
and letters. Ak o. 'oii'H
4. SPECIAL 9 souIaes in art and Literature. There
10 sa Aeademcai Department which oreuarrs
Students Ter the College. Colleges course. s,Oo
per annun. Preparatory conrse of two years.
$50 per annun. eAe'
~, Inc Law Department opens November 18th.
- =. Miller, Dean. Medical perartR,ent opens
October lat. Stanford E. Ihsllls, ". D.. Dean
Fer general catalogues, address
VIZ. o. ROGERS,
secretary Of the Tulane University,
- 1k "'Snl New Orleans. LIZ.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-10-26
Transfers Of Property.
9
Furnished by o. II. TERwILLIaER
FOR WEEK ENDING OCT. 10, 1889.

Estate of James E. O'Qnin to Edward
| ii. Ira. lar. Oct. 14-l10 acres at Bayou
Chicof, $500.
Henry l.. G srland to Samuel Bosseu
ami Lrw,> Sam Bussen Oct. $50 ar.
prnf> IT, Ptairie Laurent, $3.50 payable
~ 1.9, 3 4 5. g. Z, s, 9, aud 10 years.
K. III. Tra,Io tD Samuel Haas Oct. Is
Ito acres at Bay"n Chicot $500 cash.
VIM Mcdowell to Samuel Haas Oct.
l5-l22 acres III Bayou Chic"t settle.
'nrn', with Improvements. $500 cash.
Receiver u S. Land Office ia John
Reed OFT. 16-R cript No. 1881 foi
nuriir at southwest / Sec. IS rp.
south range "est-4l acres $5l SO.
II. Benson Harmon to Henry Boswell
Oct. so ,rpenis nea- Opelou-as $136
ln-WH: SO cash, balance jan LIST 1880
aud Jan. la 'en;.
Simeon B'ntfe to Pierre Rernobe,
pete. Oct. 1884 arpents in Prair.
Laurent $3sS.6O payable in l, 2 and 3
yeats.
Pierre BtrnaIisr. pere. to Simeon BIZ
,"'te Or. 1884 arpents iu Prairi..
Laurent $32S so cash.
Joseph H. b-rgeron to Johnnah Levy
improvements $1,000.
Ainnzn NJ. Hatfield to z. E. Warden
Oct. 17-lut in Melville $45 90 cash.
Andrew Bier To Aininl. Dsiean Oct,
17-Iot in Melville $40 fn-Hif: 500
cash, balance August lat 1890.
Duncan Smith to James McQunid Oct.
17-umiivided half interest in 134 acres
IN CaIcasieu parish $500 cani,.
Diomrl Dnrio to Mrs. Henry Comeau
Oct. I7-1O arpenfs near Oprlousas witt,
improvements $500 tn wit: 800 cssh,
balance November 25th 1889 and No.
vrfni,ei Is h 1850.
Mrs. Eleanor A. Willard TO Rodolph
Dnprr Oct. 19-sOutileast / af north
w-st I and northeast I of southwest I
Sec. 80 To 2. south range west 81 acres
$3.50 tn-wit: $110casii, balance Euvem-
Der 10Th 1890 aud 1891.
Henry l. Garlaud to Burney D. Du-
plrcl,ain Oct. 19-land ia Sackpt settle.
men, $500 nayable in /, 2, 8, 1875, 7,8,9I
and 10 years.
tir..,, l. Garland tn Eapoieon Amy
Oct. 10 10t r,nrhts w"Miiand $500 pay
able III /, 2 8. T. 5, 6. Z. 8. 9. and 10 years.
Henry l. Garland To- Garcisse Laws
Oct 1870 arpenta near Bay0u Teche.
$3.50 payable in 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 8, z and 8 |
yrafS,
T. s. FonfenOt to George O. Elms Oct. |
g. undivided half of fractional SEE. 10 |
{. 3 south range 8 east, 104 acres $143 n
ash.
George @. Elms to It's. FoRteEot Oct. |
70 -l>t snut.,rast / Sec. 4 T. snilth |
angn east. 155 acres. Second N. E. !
src 81 r. 4 ssniiI, range east, 1e5 acres |
Ihirh. $. w. / of s. w. / Sec. 90 r. 4
.uiill range west, al acres $1068 90 |
aell.
MORTGAGES RECORDED.
e, A. u. Hanks to- Esfate of VIM. n.
iMgan and wife Oct. 1e-administra-
mis- bond.
Adam Richard to Estate Of Josephine
'nliigdn deed. Oct. observation-disclosures
md.
Gesrge Gnodloe to r. Mornhinveg
'ct. 517-jnigemeDf for $63 and costs.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-10-26
Their Buainess Roon,ne.

Probable no one thing i,as caused aucls
a general revival of trade at f. E.. Bal
L., i Drig StOr. rs their giving away to
their customers of sO many free trial
battles of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Their trade ia simply
enormous in this very valuable article
from rh. fact that i always cures and
,isssr disappnints. Coughs. Colds. Aath-
ma. Hroiiii,iiis, Grnun and all thrnat
ansi lung diaeasrs quickly cured. YOu
can ,esf it lHfore buying by getting q
trial bottle free. Iargr size 81. Every
bottle warranted. B
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-10-26
Eucklen's A,nica Salvs,

The best salvs' III tho world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rlleum, Fee
Yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Germs, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
qired. 1t Is guaranteed to give perfac,
Satisfaction. OF money refunded. P'ic4
25 cents per box. For sale by +. E. Bal
Low
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-10-26
Fire! Burglars!! Thieves!!!
S a S!
OUR VICTOR
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE SAFE

Is expressly Haea4: {" supply al urgent demand
from fsriacrs lsvyer6 dectere, SEAL stocekecpcrs
prs'n EXPRESS and railroad sgents. township
snd county officials trustees, retired business
snd families. FOR rrst-csss e-proot. burglar
Fro"f combination .ck safe, adapted n capscit5
and price 70 euit their requirements Tho Victor
IL nrst ciSss IA every respect, EHTrrEtaG FIRE
prouI, And ctsIstEuotes in the mort improved
n:anncc. We use each arc sysry sa.o orr
new ZION piokSbie combination lock, and inside
bnt York II hss all ound corners, exterior beAu.i.
fully fn!ahed and o7nsmented by hand with eli
FURNISHED portions riekic plated. Interior nicely
as,ed up with sub-Eeseurtes, hook-apsces, and
piseGr-Lsles.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-10-26

Okla Prses, amounting to nIxs
AGLN1s "AhELD LyI.k>nt,lpl
tP-Fuc Club k,-s or ar,
tt,n ucslled, wife !, glbly a, ,,,. MI i1s?nfh
e",ly sizing 20 :thi,le!ue. win st..-
t'untI Street hl!,! Mn ~ .i,,,, 1911, "i1m ota1-
man ue:he.y VII be A 6nrs.t ., !, on sus,os,
AL CIV e'ope oe"f'AK y"nr !H4 ..3,.r.,,s.
,,,.z.... lMP&G1 ANT.
AL ordinary letters ~ ufo,I,t.p pns,.-.
.n'ss Qr',i lts"nds o., q, E1lre s G ma,
At NJ" 1uik LAc-a!4a a.idl, kx, tNi"A'
u. "A. NAGPRRr
AdGrees ras;s+a.s.., .'eN s4,ls, LIS.
YIO tGTTe
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-10-26

e, A. B. Hanks to Esfate of VIM. n.
Morgan and wife Oct. 1e-administra-
TINS bond.
Adam Richard to Estate Of Josephine
Cnliixdm deed. Oct. Observation-Disclosures
Innd.
Ge.,rge GoMiloe to r. Mornhinveg
Oct. ,17-jndgemeDf for $63 and costs.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-10-26
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

hereby give notice to I'LL persons concerned
that the roll OF 1889 has been delivered to me,
and that I am prepared to c.,l;ect all State,
Parish. Corporation. Criminal, Levee and Poll
Taxes for the year 1883.
Persons owing taxes on rnovahles only, will
become deliqquents "n and after Oc:aher LIST,
1883. end persons owning real estate will he.
come delnQuents unless the taxes on same are
paid prior to January 1st. 1890.
Come and pay your taxes in time and spare
me the unpleasant duty of adding costs there
to. T. g. FONTENOT,
Sheriff and x-Offici0 Taxi 'oilector.
oct i2.tf Parish OF st. Landry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
cRATy AND pRoDOcE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS,

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
Tho speculation in wheat yesterday was less acuNe' a
thor, was complete reversal Of tho situation Ins De~
having control Of the market throughout the Day Ine0
va. general lack OF support from all quarters; esoe'
e,e easier the export demand fell o. and foreign houses
80 t,es callers all which tended to depress prices
Tho,o va, also general liquidation by local houses
b,cb further aggravated tho downward tendency Ths
~ bnE nf thu business in sediplnB transactions
i "nSned al Sc TO- against 81 the closing uVuIe
niyhI and gradually declined % ola On me
general bcarsh sentiment when peynueI siosins @ 10
SnS IuT closed at SlS1 and IleecnIer ~ Sos nc
nto, cIosed a. follows June, 6ot july ols AugusS
9bTo"1s en,cnbeT s2A October $40 December, sos
~ Ma ISIO 90 Cash wheat was hOouI ton"stSi,,.n
sympathy with the speculative ueShgm s1 any I saman5
raIfy dull with entire sOeehee oil any uo'"H
LOT & oSons were also depressed IN sympany WIN Ehe
wheat market and closed az IoH The anal QUO "a.
tons June, 4lh jay 49, ''Nn'' - -
Oe - corn WeS slso shade lower ana Tess active
climbers taking only 70 900 bushels q, ,pte,es, and
os GGSeSpea les uG Throughout day Cash grades
were held somewhat stronger on ds Iune ora July
options ruled dull and closed as folo"S 'u'' " - '
s1u vas dull tsrourhou. aud generally from : 70
no,nts Iowcr with transactions OF soO nU,Iors 80
ppot Tor export Closing figures iof t1s Srnembcr
Sgne as o.; July, 81 %; August ~ W. "''o'
H. ar Tset OF iour and grain reported yesterday at
New. York Philadelphia, baltimore anu 40 bushels
clovs: Wheat 1878 bushels corr ,oi h1sSels: Gour
oats 7s,iO7 bushels; total grain, e. Ionis the ar
~ 7I packages. Al Milwaukee ana 81 IA 7ot bush
rts: ost,, 2Oi .oAl bushels; total gfa'' o-'''''
aour 5O20 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
ID PROPOSALS FOR STEAMBOAT SERVICE

L WAR DEPARTMENT, New.YQ!h poPot Of the
j.. New-York Cityi May l. lsssISeSed proposals e
m. June 10. 1855 for supplying steamers by charter 70
Of tho Chester A. Arthur Ordnance
and Atlantic respectively when required during The scal
year ending June 30 1890 The steamers whose services
the sire Of the vessels above named respectively nd have
the passenger accommodation ana trght ca
uacty subject N inspection and acceptance and
lection II not such may he dermet necessary iot Tho
required. All the vessels must be- starch, IN
Grstcass order every respect wei equipped and found
aud conform FULLY a. the requirements Of thr aw, Coal
will BE- furnished by the Department PrOposGS muse
the price per day Of - hours for each vessel and
how much hour for day service aud for night service
and Include engineer aud nrman The remainder
OF tho will ba furnished by the Department. Tho
vessels when required must be furnished Immediately Or 40
such time the Department. may Designate. The Coy.
ernment right reject all proposals.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals Tor Steamboat
Service and addressed % the undersigned. j. @.
CHANDLER Deputy QuAFermaster General. U. S. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
NETWORK CENTRAL
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GRAND GENITAL STATION,
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VIA b. ii. H. 4 also East Albany 70 81 Adams. VIA
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sleeping toT HS,nE Tacs syEssGS EOee Sssso
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meets S Ss NGfh 70 asas a%d
points HtehOurg Il Il Dawins.room car New" YORK
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General Superintendent. Genl Passenger Agent