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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18
Peculiar

In Combination, Proportion, and Process OF prep
aration, Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses the full
curative value of the best known remedies OF
the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in strength and economy HOOD s Sar-
saparilla is the only medicine of which can truly
be said, 100 doses one dollar" Other medicines
require larger doses, and do not produce as good
results as
Hoods Sarsapari1la.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit, Hoods Sarsa-
parilla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown,
and has won the title of ''The greatest blood
purifier ever discovered"
Peculiar in its "good name at home there
is more of Hoods Sarsaparilla sold in LOWELL
where it is made than of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record OF sales
abroad, no other preparation has attained such
popularity in SO short time. 1t
Is Peculiar to Itself.
Peculiar in the originality and effectiveness OF
its advertising its methods are continually peing
copied by competitors.
Peculiar in the way it wins the peoples conf
dence, one bottle always sells another.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggists 81; six for IS. Prepared only
by C. l. HOOD d CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
oc5u-w-sa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18
The Work of Cramps.

WICHITA, Kan, February 1.-THE
engine and baggage car Of the Galveston
express plunged through bridge siz
miles south of here this morning. Road
master E. Peters was killed; Engineer
Ward and Fireman Smith each had q
leg broken; several passengers were in.
jursd.
The support of the bridge through
which the train plunged had teen burned
away during the night, it is supposed by
tramps. A Sheriff's posse is securing the
country for the miscreants.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18
WOODEN Merchants Fail.

New York, February 17.-Gilmaftin
& Doyle, wooden merchanta, IA and 16
Lispenard street, have made an assign
ment.
The firm sold largely to peddlera, and
were well known all over the United
States, wherever peddler went. Their
nominal assets are $235, 600; liabilities,
100000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18
Jury Rrthers, Trial.

CHICAGO, February 1.-THE jury to
try the Cronin jury bribers was COM
pleted late this afternoon. Brief opening
addresses were made for the State, but
the defense waived opening, pending the
examination of witnesses. After hear
ing the testimony of Deputy Clerk Lee
the court adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18
The Chinese must move

BAN Francisco, February ia city
ordinance providing for the removal of
Chinatown to South San Francisco was
passed to print, by unanimous vote, at
meeting of the Board of Supervisors to.
night. This action was the result of the
opinion of the City and County Attorney
that the order was legal and could be en-
forced,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18
YOSEMITE VALLEY.
Governor Waterman Denies that 1t
Is Nj SIN n N n ued.

SACRAMENTO, February 17.-Governor
Waterman has sent to Senator Stanford,
Senator Hearst and the California Rep
resentatives in Congress, lengthy dis
patch regarding the charges against the
management OF Yosemite valley, by the
the State of California. The Governor
says the movement to have the valley
again revert to the care of the Government
ls in the interest of persons disappointed
for positions in the valley, and that the
charges of mismanagement are entirely
false. The Governor mentions the
names of Miss Kate Field, y. M. Hutch
ins and Mr.. Johnson, Of the Century"
as among the instigators OF the scheme,
and claims that personal interests ac~
count for their position in the matter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18
Shot by White CAPS.

FREDERICK, Md, February 17-White
caps last night shot and fatally wounded
Mrs. Rebecca Bruchey, white, who was
accused of undue intimacy with a col
ored man. No arrest yet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18
Appointed bv the Governor.

SACRAMENTO, February 1.-THE Gov
ernor today appointed T. H. Wade, o
Los Angeles, a notary public.
The Governor also appointed Hon.
John F. Rooney Superior Judge oi
Tuolumne county. to hold court in Tnyo
county, vice John A. Hannah, disquali'
fed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18
A Receiver Appointed.

SAN Francisco, February 17.-Judge
" allace this afternoon appointed Patrick
Reddy receiver of the American Sugar
Refinery, whose franchise was recently
declared forfeited on account of the COM
pany's connection with the sugar trust.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18
E,rinKimg and Quarreling.

SANTA Rosa, CAL, February IL
George Bruggy shot and killed Dick
Loursen at Windsor this afternoon.
Bruggy and Loursen had been together
drinking and quarreling all afternoon.
Bruggy mas not yet been arrested.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18
lnquiring After the British.

TANG1ER, February 1.-THE Spanish
here, and sailed again, after making in
quiries regarding the movement of the
British squadrons.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18

brazilian Ministers Resigned.
New YORK, February ia Rumor has
reached here that several of the Brazilian
ministers have resigned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18
Barney Wilkes Sold.

LEXINGTON, February l7.-At Wood
wards sale today o. F. Afford, of Lex
iDgton, bought Barney Wilkes for
AZ ono
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18

The Governor states that he will soon
forward maps and other data presenting
the groundwork upon which to combat
the movement.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18

Harris, the Halter
And gents furnisher, 204 8. Spring st.. oppO
site the HOllenbeck.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18

The Finest Turkish Baths
On the Coast are at the Hammam, 124 South
Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18
CATARRH.
Catarrhal Deafness-Hay Fever-A
New Home Erealmanf.

Sufferers are not generally aware that these
diseases are contagious, or that they are due to
the presence of living parasite in the lining
membrane of the nose and eustachian tubes
Microscopic research, however, has proved
this to be fact, and the result Of this discov-
cry is that simple remedy has been formu
lated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness and
to three simple applications made at home by
the patient once in two weeks.
N. B.-This treatment is not a snuff or ar
ointment; both have been discarded by reputa
BILE physicians as injurious. A pamphlet ex
planning this new treatment is sent on receipt
of three cents by A. H. DIXON & Son, 337 anG
$50 West King street, Toronto, Canada Med
ical Adviser.
Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above.
The Hest Isl White Shirts
At Harris, the halter and gents furnisher, 2O4
South Spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-18

Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoEEFIs Hrlzil growth, the spot had moderate
demand to-day at STEADY prices, fair caisocs qnotd
1919, and 80 sGe@. ,@3. 100 o'es cant II
"r,des also stcaay Sal,, 800 bag. radang 23c; 500
Lag. Mexican and 80 bbls Jamaica, private terms
Dtlons ruled irregular ana speculation wss only mod
cratcly active. r~ptember advanced point, carly III
thc dav while olhtr months declined = points. fferr
sling followed. and thc genera, market broke "aiO
point- q tn bottom. Foreign accounts
we're iamc. iia,re closed = fr better on some month.
while unchanged. Hamburg opened weaker,
trt clo-1d st-idicr. RIO quoted Regular r-t.
! 500 good second 80 exchange private, 2i'ic
bag, santo, receipts two days. 7oo0 bag. RlG lhr,
rha.a for Unit.d S1ltcs during hr week -1OOO bdc u
o purha~c, fo Europe aud countries during wceh
,. 600 Ko cl"arlnces by two steamers Tor hiiri
stale. 2lOOO ags Rio clelmncc> bt Sah Tor hIt"i
StAt-- 5000 bags Rio cirarlnce, for Europe ana ON r
counrics 20 600 BAGS steamers lo1ins ~ lo ioI lhr
states, two: freight per steamer 2Ic aud > per cent
priInacc per bag. Totll ~anto. >o-k, 223OoO taeo
Santo, prchasc United Stat's 5000 bae-t santos
purchases Europe and other countirS 81 600 has
Santo, ccaranccs for United States by tonrl steamer,
Il 0oO bacs: santos ccaranccs Europe and other
countries l. bags market firm good avcar"
800 Total here to-day. 1920 bags, A. follows
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
SOME NE w BOOKS.

The twenty-frst volume of the Dictionary OF
National Biography Macmillan IL Co.. includes
the titles rnctt-Gloucestcr. Among the nota-
BILE biographies in this volume those Of Gar
netts. the Jesuit who was executed for completely
in the Gunpowder Plot; Garrck, George Oas-
coigne. poet and author of The Steele GlaS" MIS-.
Gaskeu. the novelist: Elizabeth Gaunt, Piers Ca
weston. Earl of Cornwall; John Gray, Geoirey
of Monmouth: the four Georges OF whose lives
that Of George the First. by Professor Ward, is
considerably the best GibbOn,thc hlstoran,by the
EDITOR, Leslie stephen; Greisling Gibbons wood
carver and statuary: of GihbseS not few, as also
of Geddcrer Gibbons. Ginords. GilbertS, Giles
pies, Gipins, Glanvis and Glascoclls. Among
these should be specially mentioned the sketch
of William Clifford, editor of " The Quarterly Re
view" Gloucester, Earl of Hereford, closes the
volume.
The fifth volume of Mr.. w. c. FOrd'S edition
OF the Writings of George Washington g. T.
Putnam's Sons covers the years l7'6-177I. A
large proportion Of these papers are letters on mill
tary affairs and il is interesting 70 note how
the influences and tendencies of the War of lnde-
pendence repeated themselves afterward IN the
War Of Secession. Thus, we find Washington COM
plaining bitterly of the want Of patriotism whlch
made whole regiments diShand even IN 'front.' OIL
the enemy because the term OF thelr ehilS'nChu
was out: and he also discovered the mischlcvouS
effects of heavy bountes This was period OF
critical danger and Washington more than once
came. near to despair The Trenton victory
raised the cloud in time, however Inc lasu
letter In the volume is TO Trumbull announcing
the evacuation Of Ticonderoga and Mount lnde-
pendence.
The seventh volume of the Henry Irving ShaKe
speare lScrbner & Welford contains Ilmoh OF
Athens" illustrated by w. H. Margetson; OEm-
beline," illustrated by Frank Dadd; Inc lem
nest" illustrated by Gordon Browne; IL
tus Andronicus,7 illustrated by W. H. Mar
getson. and "The Winters Tale, lllns-
trated by Maynard Brown. In prela-
tory note Mr.. Frank Marshall sincc deceased eX-
plains the unavoidable reegation of Hamlet 10
the eighth volume. on account of his long illness.
Whether he was able to complete his edltorlal
work upon that drama before he died IS not
stated. but as it is the most important of all the
critical labor 10 be performed upon any edition OF
Shakespeare. the loss of his scholarship and IudS-
ment will be kcenly felt in the event that he ded
leaving this part Of his task unaccompllshed. ot
tho illustrations we must say that those of " The
Tempest" strike us as not very happy. Mr. Cor
don Brownies conception of Caliban, in particular,
we regard as unsatisfactory.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
GRATN AND PRODTCE MARKETS.
rrArrnEs nr NEW YnrK DEALINGs.

EEATt RES OF NEW 1OEh DfAllN''N.
Several bcari-h items of news gave moderate com
fort E, the bear, yesterday. The WAL hinsi"n De
partmcnt Of Agriculture report, increase of about
per cent In the acreage of winter wheat and the con-
dltion on December wa, about lt-i against "'.7
In the preceding year. The visible supply state
mcut excluding Kausa, city, showed decrease III
wheat Of 5g7 or bushels, deducng the kansas 'liN
stocks from last week the decrease !, 37''"l bn'l
c. The decrease In the visible supply was smaller
than the decline for the same week %, i77'. cables
al.o were weaker. and export clearance, were ,hi.
with such "a batch Of ftvoring Influences the bears
accomplished an early reduction In option prices, MAY
selling from - Io ~ b to - / - cent. lu'
tran action, in the speculative line we're Only hnu
cr.trly lirsc. aud before the clid the market ,Nh'
rnlilinc on rumor, OF large export hu-lnc-' VIII
could not bee verified. The only purchases Tor SnP
mont actually reported we're 10000 hu ,hcl> aud the
milling demand wa, nil. The quotation for way way
nption. the curb was - . 8 cents. IHr "i"' '''
r',nrcs show "a los of for May at - I and gain
al - , Il and March at -G "a were UNCHANGED
The visible supply Of corn. exclusive Of hah'l,
80 80 bushels. counting In Last weeks hah'a'
City stocks. Free receipt were reported ana the gen
cl.il tendency of value, was toward weakness. $40,
lot, declined lla3 > cent, although exporter NouEh
10000 bushels. The option, were les act'', anJ
IS cent for February ut - Ii, March at - ! %
and May at 80 - cents.
ciincd 1-a II cent. while the net losses OF the op
tion, > for Jannary at 80 B. II ioi fr.rlri y
at 20 and March at - 37 and Is cent for May !"
Lard vas neglected. The options were virtually
March 81 -: May. $6 10; July. ~ o6.
The receipt, Of grain ard four reported ye,crnay
as follows: Wheat, 2i.33i bushels: corn, 2io1iu
bushels, oats. l53.a9d bushel, total grin, 7adI ~,
wankcc and st. Lonis the arrivals were: Wheat ~.
100 bushels corn, 4s2 200 bnshcl, oats, - 80,
bushels; total grain, 7o3.42d bushels; flour, 2o,'4i
barrels.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28


FLOUR ANn MtAi LOT IL, ,n'.fg ,.9s n1'' ',al @
wax o'. 'oc,, a.d IT, ', @ @-.''' 10, 10 % E oi.
brands v,rr r.tu,.d a- nuDh q. i'. o." ta.
mo .eratr. In, bad ltue nor a'i.nto.. S&'- & 'ii,.
i r,t-, @ Ar g. -3o nf'- c', MI a' - -,
~. i' i1 , i' " e,o tt'. W.a.. VIA I,,l --,.
Il ooi s. o.o.,i'ol- ,.ts Ma I,l, w., lna.-
- .5Itf -. Patent go oi4s' -'. IT,. tNn - 3D..
caolr. t3 $500 :. f4 49,, -,'',-, a,' v..n.....
SE."g Wts4i ,li '@ N.'.- &c. ,slaa. r.- % fanny
"A x ,l ,0. r,....t, oidnar 70 ,ao.-' ~ Iatsi 'i
S0tl'HI'HN FIol g. nun and FOO t1.'-- ia;or. s'.e
49,, !. iA'.. & al ''i i,i -, .'. m .-,r i..
sic. ,, T. kTiiiAI y, .i ,G>t ~ ~i, Ys
GGAIN- -wHLAr ne ,e'f-h s.o'..en' VIC. r.
a, a. og9n's .s sa, .,o,, g foSc g t. ,,r- 50. sn,
o-.'-c a.on-t -.-,. tae Official 'o-. ., G' aa. .i az.
@ ao4 &c. .. " .oas' S, Ma, vi. f,.a9 a -"' a c. e..
Iuno., leau.ar to Ir.O''y "i 'sf 49, '.'-.'- .'-
d.l,, M. 10, scnr,.. ,.n ~ n.a- n,o.ol tic b.,s
I'n,.lf Ior.ta a,co.at, tonin - wa ala 10.
tl-. a.. Government crop r."st c.iml,,, b, i". d
hll condition TO- al1ln't 3' tli- N.' f''i '-'.
lc,.iah u.e arl- dr... 49, b.ns .c- uA'
'So.eo ','..e t, D.'n t,t .s-'"'i ,., l0"o' tt4s
~'r, sna.cr and th, recipe. u aa,,nng vcie .4.-.
had uo c'cct Tie ,,port ruro. v.r- not ''rADd n 20
closing hour. on} leo oaa. i'a". i'."" ln' ,2e,
bush winter. Nrtboad receipts. = i3'5 hN-l '"l ''
anre, 1905 bush ON thc curb &ai o-c. a. -, ~. ln
siot market rl..d ",ah 'at.' "a i"' S,,. u.l @ ,''
and miller. bought on. load. Sac, l-Hooo b1'a.
tvturr So 600 hu-n. ,ig h'i inne -" NrIi"'"' ~
a.
&c. hard .I,,lg. quoted gGa.64c 500, no. l.lai.,.
closing 40 ts-t. 90 FcnrIary -5'-p-'tc. closing at
ApfI 81 closing a. e'c do Ma. s't"9 --' c.'-'r a.
s,,j Do lq9r so',t7P' t'..nt ., a, o l,sa. G'
81 $40 dosing At So DO ~~rt-gh'r. elo..tHr a p
10 bccrmrr G,".'e - ,,i,a- d, o.,,.s .-o J." >,
600. canada .. So ,,o Ai'i,i ., . han. "a
:. t. n1I;IrY MALI Quiei a1d -oa.,'nat eoai.'l
COEN toutnn'a on u" doNn"'1 Lii" "n ''",a ".'n q
In store both showed Substantial n'r''". which had
To- Inc ~caAne,- spot l,t, broke ,o'-,. and 10000
bush wcrr taA"n for croL u",. ",' " e. ."r'f
a"S [y3,ir ~, % 80 Mi,'d 49, elevator tari
3D. elevator @7@3s'e dsii,rrcd 40, W&4,r & 80 90
Sf,c cc,@tor a.a5s,c d,i,rr,d low Ml>,-l 51c IT,
}9iGr 80 M M !aaI5 @o.ias 80 a. 81 c Do Ta,S6 8 56@
aoi,c co.ng a. 47'.e DO Ar - I9icGSs i3.lG' % o
90 aS, Jgr S,acS S'Sg Md a ianuay % 40 oU6a @ al do %
weakened sympathy WIN wheat ana ,ofl Cash a,'dc-
broAc Dec January and 49, o" e .etd month i.nf
70 70, ooo %Gdcrae ; .o s1i"f ,aSng :" MSrd A. X@
White, 2na2D'.c; so Md = aanr ~, 't" a. "I
crn 2sa3Ic. White do 3od354c; 80. Januar' 2'-'a
aor co'gs a. = 90 teernIi Sn. gs.as f'@1 a a.
do MAY = l3IGte7 l5-lG, CLOSING at s7'c; do Whit.
saF a. 2'' % c:Ps s5 3 2'' soas do FG5 at 81, 'o's % Il
100 \ 75dsOc ; Rye Feed. G517oc.
ComparatNo stocks in store.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
RENN YLV A N ! a
RAILROAD.

OK AND AFTER JANUARY I, 1890 -
Train, .ra,c slat.Ons IVvC DesDros-e, and 'o'''
SOo A. ~IHE FAST LINE for the wsit yyoi PV@a@ ceSe
land ) 15 a. in Coluubu, 80 a. m, Shl'Sso ~ li To-,
wiiaG WI an port port Lock and enoVo except sunday
,o'oo Ipoo ,olWMo, fi{Sf NS1LVANIA LIMITED com,
posed exclusively Of Pullman yestogIe nS Dr9%ns Sa
toa cars ore9cntaa ade' ana gegteHsa g , 6atSToa@
itd 81 ma d. baI Der shop library and al tn Goa
Sf Sa9 Movable tis';s r6s. Arrives Cincinnati 10
:, I'd c,cal9 - a m HiifttaWS}6 Hftt AND CINCINNATI
HXfEiSs pullman yestibule Sleeping ar tib, ana Dl
,s Car 2 GFs e YoI To- conmbls Arrives Cin
c,nnati ii Is 4. ~. Chicago p n and st LOUIS AZ
$50 p wEsTGgNs TxrEEss f2' aAJDs a Do29 9s n
hcaSd ncnnei and memphis Psnn,y aga RAJ. road
pnine car Nc%.YoTF - In'adelphia Arryes a. en-
f8e' foa a. 80 ~ p cond mornng Connects for cleveland
az n,d Iol,fo fayi eHseE ESsifEfS sifEfS pullman vestbuls
BuTt S'cepng Gar New ork g Chicago YORK e
Columbus rs p m mex; ;o AK sns sS GRc,SS9 ,SS
;or CORY Erie fhe Oh Regions. Cleveland and Colnm'
BALTIMORE, wA~HINGTON AND THE sOuTH.
~" t 90, % snda1 10 10 a. n arrive Washington
3 50 D. M and Congress ona Limitedn daily with
D9ps Is95 Car N % B. B @ 20 9S's oS Ss9Gs sG & co.
so go go 5 % and and 90 30 p a M & ana 80 % and 600
p and - Is ngn 9F I2nt. On boS Ssr snd snd
Ctaches through 3 80 p m daily. r,-o,, p.-io. "a,
For and aIHG Nv Coach oa 15days. For cape Nay 90
and Norfolk Railroad 100 a IN daily eNcrpt sunday
ana 90 p daily via Baltimore ana Bay Line 10
P m "''A'F0R FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EAprr,, Trains A. follows
4l5 6 20 : 20. . 90 80 40 Chicago Limited
II 90 a. M. IL 90, 90. 10 90, 80 90 80
90 90 30 90 and Q 90 m. and IL Is night
days Expre,s 90. is. 80 Q 90 40 Limited, and
10 A m . 90 80. T. I 80. B. 30. and D. M, and
l. IS night Accommodation. 90 p n
The NewYorN Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
For timetables of local trains apply 10 ticket agent
y" CHAS F. PUGH J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
xAJEaT SHORE RAILROAD. n Y. c. a

IT. t. II, ItLNt WtsL 9ZI- Y
follows. and fifteen
from foot OF Jay.st n. L. Chicago Detroit London,
Hamilton. - :55 a. M '5I5. sI5 p m ST.. Louis.
Montreal canada fa't 1,,na NH . I5 X,sar
30. . % q M. % l5 S = D. N, land "a 4 80 a.
- 80 = 10. - 30. II 30 a. tsl T. i i5
.s IS .. N. Newburg 10 rs a m, is so. :s5
.G 30. I'll :45 y. m. lav"rstraw. :25 a. M S:I6
s45 p Elegant Sleeping Cars FOR Bunalo Niagara
Daily eScept saturdays. Other trains daily except
Sundays "a . Leave jersey City I. T. T. sta,lon'
all 90 a - 40 T. uOtoken West shore station
all ,2G M iy ,S G p m For tickets time tables
st, 720 Fulton.st Annex once. foot OF Fuonst New.
York tity, III, S63 1s3 and 9I2 Broadway. ~
BOwery, II Park Place, GS West lo5th.st and West
Shore stalons foot Of West 42dst and foot Of Jay
N r. Westcotps Express calls for checks bae
trom hotels and resid. .nces c. r. LHMRERT General
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
I EIlIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlandt and
Desbrosscs SIS. a follows:
u. III. Tor Slatngton and intermediate points.
a. NJ: FOR Geneva, Lyons, Elmtra Rochester Buffalo
and the Wes6, and prime local points Chair ear "a
Lyons and Pullman 10 Suspension Bridge.
IL m. for L. and H. Junction and Intermediate ponta
Chair 70 Mauch Chunk
| p. m. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points
Chair to Tunkhannock. Connection To Reading and
40 y. for Elmira and principal intermediate points
Chair To Wlkcsbsrre and Pullman seepers 10 Sus.
pension Bridge.
p. for Slatington and intermediate points
40 D. IN. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate ponts
Connection Reading and Harrisburg '
d. for Geneva. Lyons Elmira, Rochester Rnraia
and the West Pullman seepers to Lyons ana suspenson
Bridge
Trains leaving at a. m, IL a. M. | d. m and q al
p. connect for all points In Mahanoy and Uatieton
coal regions. ~ ''"'N''"
SUNDAY TRAINS
\ a. m. for Mauch Chunk Ha1leton and q.
points aud IL To Shenandoah inermed at roin.
6;40 D. n for Mauch Chunk and Intermediates points
y. m. for Geneva Lyons Elmira, RocheSsr IL, ssla
and the West. Pullman sleeper Lyons and Snspenass
General Eastern once. es5 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
TVT PETROLEUM NfRKFT

&TW~ FROM TUr FIELD ANp RANGE "F Il|' -
With the Opening - tAo urw week iho N',''i"
ioar. have resumed the work. ~ marking "'""
,uafiton. ir tie hope - d-ld-ns ~" c'-h "l thA'
i,. dr.u.d ir'p strong hand, 40 'i' Eat. Ih'N
broke th. market 40 the Wet yc-tcrdY h'l'" ~ "'
and al tho ~tl,. Exchange hcr" prices DO ''"i amy
,,,.. ,.d,,d =, Il oG 5- or cent from tue highest
po.a, - the day. The stock Exchange ir'h-i''i''''
however. vcro Significant only ~ Uhin- ''i""h
..,l. Of IL. members aud ~" ol country "\'H -,
~, long ol has been ,fuflcd Ud when ii' I,il-
,'f.nrt o. protect their contract. 'A'l " ll "'"'' "a
nt.r.. Il'r iho scarcity q actual c"rtii 't'-
.''.ity Iu ilr tcd ia, ar,ompI,r| one t,.il, '
l. enhanced ta, rr.D" ~ ail tif'l'- ana ma'i't-
,,e.d in drl.u- petroleum wells and y a- mf'' i'
demand flr tNuel..u,cd labor That wages ti' sung
,,t,dl, Thr ,nrr,v ~ ~" producers in urlr ""'.
f.r rrw territory d. greatly increasing i' '"',
~ urodurf,on trd n Tho development work r'hh'. q
,..a'r mofr active stage viii 'h".k N- own .,H
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b. onc of many points which should i'ud 4" 4l.t.
tn. ,,-if. nervousness - investors over tl' " UNN
~ =, AIN boz Western p.u-,lvaua. The market,
closed weak Iu nsurr- hut with Do" hlt'IAu'h "I '''
strong uudrrtour e. th" situation.
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y by given :hat william N. Townlcy. q uo city 81
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Nhbt their respective claims undcr oith or aliIaoh
al hi- residence. Morit-toWn, Ncw-Jcrsey.
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orv influential aid to the bears. Later in the day
,o annnnnced that the figures related to the con
diton and acreage as long ago as December l. ii.ls
qualification deprived the message OF sos, nt az thc M
figures related to the position Of wheat on JahuaS M
The start was easy lower cables Almost an 5 o'5
ircrnstion thai came along Of sort 20 dcpren'
instead Of help the market. Cleaiances were % sila
The French crop report published sunday was IaS o0n
tn rho visible siDplv statement even after W.
600 bushels Of wheat IN store at Kansas CU had on
dropped from tie total. decreased only o 600
bushels against decrease year agD OF over l ooVvU
bushels The close was steady at 20 = cents WIFI
the market wa, weakest quite number OF c0mmlsSio
houses were active buyers. The N0rthWc>ti" az,
rivals were moderate 5O4 cars AZ MINNEAPOLIS anu
thirteen at Duluth Corn opened and closed ihsr her
firm on the exports which last week exceeded BOD
600 bushels Nav opened at % "a and closed ,,a aa
% 4 cents There were only 10000 hogs al ule
Yards instead OF the 20 900 predicted saturday.
This started prices rather steady. but the dnness was
such that the opening figures were not aulte man"
tained on the curb May wheat vas 80 IL cents.