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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

The public. awards rho pain to Hale's
Honey Of Horehound and Tar as d cough
remedy.
Pixies TOothsche Drops cure In one
minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

Pssrs' Is the purest and estsOap ever made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
prArr,prs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The upward tendency in the wheat make coh''u'.'
ana buying Of the options yesterday was gehcraJ
ascrbed for the account Of large We; III operator ~
covering OF shorts. but th" ansa tlOHs SUE
are moderate, amounting 10 4,1OO,OoO LushcS' NV
weather conditions and In California are argueo "
be favorable bulls, while the receipts are lght anu
c.hie les wer. firm Inc option, ended 1lM anu ny
Adi2 cent follows: January, o9.s February QUA
March S13t May, sSa., ana June 49, cents 40.
Cash wheat improved ga l. cent, ana eAporeTs 001
"a 900 bushels, while the milling demand was 4oVOV
bushels. 49, - .,so. ,or
export amounting nearly 40 600 bushels me shoes
were still disposed In View Of the ght oIerhge'
options ended Is cent higher as follows
377s February, SO, March. 3o's May ana June '''s
cents. -, 1910
ment OF the leading cereals. Exporters TOOK -VUUO
bushels and spot u cent higher me optlol'
ending 2o for January 20 FOR February
osJ, for March, and % cents for May. , A., o,.a
There better export demand for lard and the sales a
reached 700 tcTces the spot ana 10 arrive IHo
West took on a bush tnge and the Optons here IN ie
closed 4d7 points a. O.OW- fcOfuaI9 10 81
March 80 40: May. 50 IL June, 10 90 s ,
The receipts Of grain and nour reporter YeseIuy az
New York baltimore, Philadelphia and BO-ton were as
follows Wheat 2S2 bushels; corn 3'3f 10 Du-neis
bushels; total grain. f4H9o bH-he. nouI,
30 OPS packages. Chicago Milwaukee ana ~ Lolis
the arrivals were: Wheat 1,T6l bushels; ORR % o5t
bushels oats ia $50 bushels total grain, 6439I bush'
els flour, 30, sos barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
DROpOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

/ Phila Depot Of the O. II DEPT, LIS AEch,s.'
PhiadelVhia Pa. Jan H. lsJ0-,Sel,d proposals, IN ZIP
Iicatc vii be received this office until IL o clocN
a M TUESDAY, February lo, 1e9O Tor furnishing uie
l. s. Quarterna-er's Department Ia this ci;y " IN -Oo
iIclmet, untiinmed; 900 CORK HeHets 1000 iiruet
Cords and Bands. 5000 Campaign Hats; 10000 forec
Cau. II 600 uen Collars 1000 pairs SuslendrIs; 3VOo
rtir, Uarr,c.l shoes, 5000 WOolcn Blankets 0g0V
PIlioy Cases; loo Woven Wirr Bunk Bottohs LOO
lion Brdst.ads with woven wire bunk bottom, l3ooo
90 pairs Berlin cloves 1000 pans h}hd'l%,q EOS
one PAIRS hind.ewcd >hODo 100 Concal dehl I".''
100 sets Conf, al Tent Chains; 800 iet wan Ieh ro,
20 600 wall Pas, - IN; - PO. Letter.
Booas Post Letters sent Pools 100 S9wpau{ Ji..t
Hooks 100 Company Letters Sent BoOhs; 300 Axe HN
lJ,OOO yard, = b. kcrocy y. - 1000 A@G> - IS tVh
\ : 600 wards Facing Goth 10000 yaria EloIsr ran
mel 4 > 10000 yards Drilling 1000 }afds tahNaS
Padding ) 600 yards Brown Duck. g. 10 o. 500 d9z
sCo, Tasting Cotton. Bids dcl,tiy At other points
Nil also be- snt, rtalnc1 Samples vi all articles can !"
M huyl.iu Arsenal Bidders Inu't sti1r uic
very earliest when they Viii commence ana eOhpO
tIl'. 1hc Government The rghJ 10 feJc'
any and all proposals.. Preference gwen 10 article, ~
GOnc,ti, production maLhit turc conditions Oh quiliS
and price Including IA thu rice oil ofesm pio'nI .
The duty Ecrcou) beine rIuSl IN, re-,
gcI guarantee 10 per celt. o. the value OF tc ate5s
ifOpc,ed should accompany pfOio,di'', I''n'
nrouu-als. specifications, sc, VIII b. lulhlsmu ny WI,
onic, Envelope, combining proposals 10 De lhupTsyu
pOsa, Military Suppii-.' ana addressed 10 my
unicfsigned. J. c. CHANDLER, Deputy u. NJ GENERAL
| : A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
The PETROLETM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crud, of market yc-tcdV was pia tcaly stationary
q. ,afd, pic,- while tho volume u trading continued
on about the same scale Tuesday. Differences
are still maintained between the price OF cash oil go tn
stock Exchany. and that ~ the option, 40 the Con9o-
dated. At the stock Exchange opening prices "tr'
Il g. the lowest pricc was ~ 07l but The close was
Il or The Tcbruniy options on the contrary opened
A. II o. sold A. ~ U53s and ended ,. cent above the
ur.t ouotatlou. Tho " tear, " claim that tify have
,oI .r,d considerable" lime OF short contacts. uut
nevertheless they constantly testing ihr uaf"r iNt
w.aAu,-- and cnrouriH.ug expectations oi a iah1
al, inrr n order produce disappointment among small
holder. II rise is dciatrd I'd" character 4" ,,9t'
irrha,es however fDrbG- the success &" -uch she" =
slrht0d policy. Tu,y made without o-t'uiat"u ln
order prevent too volatile adtauc" ana as" q ~
courage the accumulation ~ the short interest ih'
strength ~ the crude position is gradually securing moro
General rcooruiton and the fo'i,n trad" VIII ai an '1IF
date confronted with the need ~ renewed purchases 81
refined oil. ia" certificate markets ended hrn.
Tie range u prices aud the total dealings were a.
Stock Exchange. Consolidated.
Op.uug -..---7 V.it -,
Highest - a. '
Lowest w. w.,
FINAL . 80 49,, ~
sales. barrels 2-2o'O ''iho''
Includes sale, Of 1000 barrel, Il tomorrow delivery
Rciiucd OIL va, unchanged 80 cent. pcr gallon In
barrels and 90 cents lu gases. ..-.
Foreign quotations unchanged. A. follows Autw'rp,
lG'-4l6l francs. bremen goo marks London. pFd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
I EIIlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlands snt
D,sOgo,-.s st,. a. follows:
a. for S.atnetoa and Intermediate points.
q. for Geneva, Lyons Iluiia. Rochester, Buffalo
and the West, and principal local points. Chair
Lyons and Pullman ear 10 Suspension Bridge
II m. l.. and B Junction and intermediate ponts
Chair 20 Malch Chunk.
D. IN. foI IunKhtnnOck and intermediate points
Chair to Tunkhsnnoch Connection to Reading and
40 p for Elrlira ard principal intermediate points,
Chair 20 Wlkcalarre aud Pullman slrepers 10 Sus
pension Bridge.
l;IO y m, tor Slatngton and Intermediate points.
10 p. m. for Mauch CHUNK pnd intermediate points.
Connection 10 Reading ind Naiusbnig.
T. ~. for Geneva. Lyons flm.fa. Rochester, Bunalo
and the Wet Pullman sccpess To Ly ana Suspension
Rrdgs.
Trains leaving at a. m. II a. m. ! D. m. and 3 40
D.. connect for all point, Mahanoy and Hazleton
coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS
= a. m tor Mapch chunk. ua7letOn and ntermed ate
points ana ii m 10 Shenandoah and inermedate points
40 D. n. FOR Mauch Chunk aud Intermediates points.
p M. for Geneva, LYONS Elmlta, Rochester, fuhslo
and tho West Pullman sleeper Lyons Suspensios
General Eastern onice 23s Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
ENE IN N S Wv A NJ A
4 RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER JANUARY l. 1890
Trains lcdN" stations Uos VI Des0rosses ana Sorss
300 4. -lE FAST LINE for the West; PI dIas5
seaubuie Sleeping and Parlor Cars. Arryes Sieye'
and = a. NJ columbus 80 a. M 0h.csso - % Tor To-,
wi!iamsport Lock Haven and remove, except sunday.
,ooo ,,.'NI' q4lspp I NSfivAyIA LIMITED com:
POSED exclusively OF pullman yestibule. Drawing aaa
ton Cars' uresentina adie and eeqtenens bathrooms.
If lo %sd Hs 30 & aa aq sht S9nS
ana Tqya9le e' M g aeL, da Arrives On''' ~
VHoXfEt,s Pullman ve,tbae Sleeping Car and Din.
b. Car TO T. Lo' o aIS ana Ariyes en-
cinnat II 10 a. H. Chicago p H. and 81 Louis Az
$50 wESrEGGYs 6 %xrEEss Ra 81 RopV; s.
t Si t"eanS Mc%Phis Pennsyya9ia Rsl's0 '
cnnat 80 p Chicago 80 NJ 3eN ,C Day and ~
aS ol fol.do daily i,S s5ecPs sa5afday,
500 as a. EA&E5S h rs%33 yi'5s's
Memphis. Va the shenandoah Valley arrives Cleveland
:o6a mornag dnn r rd r" aa ass
tor CORY Frlo ne oil Regions, Cleveland and Coum.
BALTIMORE, wAsHINGTON. AND THE SOUTH.
daily pt sunday, 10 10 a. NJ. arrive Washington
Diaps Car at 20 r sSrss oS w aSa go q no o.
day 90 4 and 80 g. M 80 80 and 90
ohio Rainay and cineinnat Slippers Dining Car aud
Ccaches thTqueh 3 80 p M daly ,r,oueh pa-ro, "a,
and biy COACH weekdays. For Cape May 90 p.
For Old Point and Norfolk VIA Nrw.York, Phlsdephs
and Norfolk Railroad 9 100 daily except SUNDAY,
and 90 D. daily Via Baltimore and Bay Line. 2:lo
p n "''N''I FOR PHILADELPHIA.
L. pres, Trains follows
- 20 20 5 co, 30. 40 Chicago Limited,
with Dining car. and 10 10 Washington Limited. aud
II 90 a. m u 20. -. 10 90. 80. 90 80,
500 90. 80 90 and 90 p m. and ~ Is night.
Accomgotation u 10 a M 40 ana 40, 90 p m sun;
10 m. 90, 80. :. 80, > 30. and D. m. and
l. l. night. Accommodation. 90 D. m
The Nrw.York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
" CHAs. F. PUGH. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
rt,r TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. - lSpecia)-Ihe most influential Do VI
news In the wheat pic the announcement th'I u'
II 900 600 bu.hel, OF wheat reported Tuesday aS tho
stock, at Odessa really the entire stocks oil ue
southern ports Russia. There were in st9rr ~ tmse
sorts wear ago - 600 bushels Ih', ht"I'
took Nav wheat 500, and closed II a. 800 doO ta
cent over the opening. Before, however t'sr hguIeS
there other bun Influences aD WORN,
The earliest the cables, which we're hlkh nre
wa. also message from san Francisco when SAN ua1
the acreage in California had been reduced hj the uio"
Ing OF wheat by Il" rains. In hlt}-,eN,h 1alS 10
nftyour inches o RUN hal iailril On
he Soy The Northwestern receipts were The smallest
IN q Considerable time / rs cars It minneapolis ana IN
~ Duluth Tue craIancr, however. Wcr' very small :
only 81 bushels of wheat ana about 5000 PACKAGES
~ -four. the West was not 80 severe,
although stil cold There were promise, 81 more moi
v,ryvnera IrbNi-ion~ cNci''d almost
much interest wheat. pork al Nancn. t2 f'n,.
lard cents. ub- Jd1a cents, ana every LhR rlos'I
M the iip.top. There particularly heavy buying OF
ribs, W. T. Harvey taking one lot OF 100000 pounds,
and Hutchinson about much The selling OF RIBS was
led by the international Packing Company. ON the
curb Nav wheat sold AZ 500. dSOs; puts" sO's@oO'h
and 'cal!s,r SO'sdcl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
RAILROADS..
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave, and Add 81 Nexv YorL

Fourth Ave. and AID ST., New York.
From December ist 1889 Trains leave as follows:
s'o0A. VI. FAST NEw;YORK STATE EXPRESSION
dag r leicester BATAVIA and Buffalo Wagner
Cansndaggs daily. except Sundays. Bufe. Smoking
$50 4. VI. nTHE NEwYoRK AND CHICAGO LIN.
- dt49 Composed ,s sxcIgsiyey Of Wagner Yestbule
Room dining Sa Si,SI S sSp s .s
Roomj Straight Sixteen. Section aud Prvate Compare
gasNPntseh System. Arrives at Chicago a. S SO d,
1o:5oA.M, TnE soUTnwEsTERY LIMIrEp-to,
ssae vesD Da5Hf aS Dhs sseSs
Pa SSA oc5 a Th na a's S%s htc aSs
Fs1N sYfT SA {9Fi 81 S5sfs .,s.n.
Wsss Of Dcroit or Cleveland was@cr Draw.
Syracqss 70 cle ,V DrO w and c Maze
E% S1 Ss to A6sny TO Srns Dining
500 tAf S5en Sao SsaSa fs A TsTon 49,
SnSn92 g. hS1 tp G ana Gsrs CAnnsS
ing Car to Albany rying dinner. .'...
1O:O0P VI. FAST sight LApktssniOr ,R'ocheste,.
s.. Louis, Detroit ana 1hieaso, WITH through Wagner
F FoE h HlsR%S ulcA SYRACUSE ROCHESTER,,
BUFFALO And NiAGAkA FALLs-s:5o a. @;. $50
Fot Al iViSU e. G ~ 4 "GiSANDAIGUX, 80
a. H., tn 80 =. H., OSO p m.,'lo w D. "t' i2oo
ToKTKoY, SARATOGA, ADIRoNDAcK MOUNTAINS,
81. ALBAAs. AHD hON1ktAL-te 90 a. M $50
sEkKsnlKE HILLS VIA HARLEM DIvisioN-iioas
iu formation regard TO the above and oil other
trains va TINS me also fo tickets ana space IN DIa%ng
Room and SleepLg Cars apply az Grand tenual station
az Nos 4i5. 700 ana 342 Broadway. Y PARK Pace
" l2Jt-st, and l3sth.st. station, Newly ork $50
Jon.st 726 butons and 800 Bdiordave, T.. d.
BFOOAyn.
McstcOtts Express calls for and cheeks baggage from
hotels and Residences through 70 destination
fDiIly except SUNDAY. Da.y except saturday
Other dally
except those leaving at y 90 a. m and IL w
stop a. lootn-st station TO take on passengers
IL, North and West
JOuS u. IOUtEI, GEOlsGE H. DANIELS,
General Superintendent. Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
DrouosdIs.
OUSTOM HOUSE NEW-YORK CITY, COL

~ LEC1OE'S OFFICE. Dee. 10, loeo-PhOboo A ih,o
FOR CARGAGFSea,ed proposals viii o. Ieoene9 d. , S
II O'Clock noon, OF tuesday January IL SJ'
under Sec. Is. Ch 59l sat at Large Vol 49, padI o.
r. = 3U1J, Tor H." carriage Of unclaimed
erl andsc ron the wharves or 9ther isce' etef ,
tended house, TO Tho United Sars tiDO
store or from aly 20 the UIhted states
Public for the OF imported merchandise IV
Pubic sore hat IL be- Necessary 10 fdl9lr
bonded wa ouse, or 70 ue Creu states baig 5 Inn on
cRrtage or imported rercEanulsc nom az
bonded Warehouse 10 the Barge once Inc plds shouu
separately per unc fractions OF he 10 % y
mle) package Tor sample once pdckdlto tlu -
per mile per package FOR ali other Hechshul'e ~ "a,
crates, otherwise packed ana per Pic., 900
merchandise Without envelope and rate per ou Oi
pounds for merchandise nov packed AZ eAcepu0hs nv
rates the above cla-sIncaton the Dld9 hsy
special the carriage or pac hages Delo" o
BIDS under >ald cIas,l
The contract VIII be let for term OF three
Envelopes should bee marked p1lnv. frOpO'd, IoI
age viii be considered unless accompanies py
NN4'oN ~ 49, Collector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
NO ENGINTEKS AND CONTEACTOEs -

V'O ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS
i OPTIC OF IltE ilGHI.Lir' ~ HOARD WASH.
ceIVed 49, M. Office until T. O'Clock icon. Of iu,>d,.
the 1T dsv ~ July 1880 for ti. G'.rn 10, . O. ,ln.
complete construction and equipment and NE torn.
porary maintenance ~ liehttowcr on Diamond Shoa
% Ilattcfu~ North Carolina ~ act at un
total cost ~ the lilht-.taOn shall
the sum ol $500 900 Specification, ,mhodgin- the r
qurcment- ~ the structure forms NJ proposals. and other
Information De obtained application 10 this Office
The right rc.erycd % rrirc; any an and 10
waive any defects. David b. HARMONY I,oar.
admiral L g. n. Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
NYEoT SHORE RAILROAD. n. y. c. d.

w n L. l.. X Co.. L,ssee-Irsui, leave West A2d. Sc
s1uUl. NcwIorA. a. foows and nf0cl earlier
from foot ~ Jay st., y. L.. Chicago Detroit Lounn,
ll%1.'.a. .o;oo T. m, 3 10. sA5 p N. St; LOUIS
p N. Montre. Canai, East. '5l5 p. u, Niagara
ia % D. m. ) IL -s.l5 p M and "a ii 80 q M
for rucs only Kingston. sauscrtc,. Csiskil AlGany
- 10 o.. 10. q -, II 80 A. ~. aud I'D 4 ! IS
= - D. ~. Nrwburg lol5 .. N. Is. 4 81. ) :35
'G 30. III - =. UgNer-traw. - a. m . is
$ q p E.gelnt Sleeping Cars for Buraio. NIAGARA
Fails Toronto, Detroit. Chicago aud Lou, ,lnilv.
DfIY except SATURDAY. oh trains daily eNcopt
sundays. "a Leave Jcr.cy city p L. r. SlaNon
at 20 .. M. - 40 Nonokcn West shore station
ni & a. , . 30 p ~ For ncAcs tine tablos or
It, 40 fla"n.-i. Annex Oncr ooi Of Fui'o.-,: New
YORK Chy-l27l 1913 1s5 ana 9i2 broadway, l5Ss
Bowery, II Park Place. GS West lo5th.st. and West
Shore Station foot Of West 4sd t. ami foot OF Jay.st
NJ r. Wrscot's Express calls for and checks ggace
from hotels and rcsidenccs G. T.. LAMBERT General
S---u.-sr As-nt Vanfstbtsve. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23
Jaqusry-TEInUXE ALMANAC 10, 1879. i2- pages.

Janusry-TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1879. IT, page.
Fcbruary-TKIBI 81. INDf.A fOi ls5e.
March-"HIS NATURAL LIE. novel OF action
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April-"kNIITING And tHOt HiI." nov Patterns
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tENTLN Any, b"lhs the only
pint Of the recent CouruliI of "a Ilaug.ia-
ton u Washington hr.t President o. ne IrItd States.
and containing u.o ,pacch" Of Hfif,On. D,p.r. Glove
and Mn and others ana Bishop Fo l famous sermon.
win other interesting matter page Of pictures. 49,
i5ses. ....
June" TWO PEiSBYTEHIAN ASSEMBLIES Of
1889. Interesting afd valuable dnr'it. containing
fun report - the proc "dHs- aud many o. tr principal
Ioits verbatim, including tho impOr AM report lnul.
lIaton; 20 pages.
July-''NAR SHIPS SUNK At SAMOA" and includ.
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married titles abroad Hunting Store America,
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sGgu,i-" SEW EMP1rfS OF THE MORT INVEST -
the letters Of L. T. @ stan correspondent 81 Ghr 1rb
unc, r7crbing the natural resources public lands
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observation-disclosures or THE AMERICAN
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Deccmber-" LETTERS FROM BRAZIL" and other
public topics.
IT, Copies will be postage paid to Of the
United States Canada for % cent. each.
THE TRIBUNE NEW.YORK.
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