The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-01
NEW YORK CRY.

Marked Improvement in All
Glasses of Business - Union
League Club Going 20 MI Down
ON senator COnkling--A Meet.
ing Called 10 Express the True
Feeling Oi New York RepublI.
cans. RI.
New YORK, September 29.-The con-
dltion ot trade has greatly improved in
the last week. The city Ia full OF buyers
for fall business, and New York mer.
chants really take most hopeiul view
OF the situation. Mr.. II. b. ClaIlin said
to-day VI am confident that we have all
touched the bottom-struck hard.pan,
The bulk ot goods moving now 10 vastly
In excess ot last year. To be sure, prices
are lower and il takes more yard. to
come to 4 thousand dollars, but the do.
mand is greater and everybody feels bet.
ter"
The print market is about the weakest
spot here. The prices paid here are too
high, and the prices got on the other side
are too low. Last year they ran the price
up 10 Eve and three. .eIghths cents, then it
fell of. The commission houses are vel!
loaded with priulE; so are the mills,
though these, as yet, continue 10 run.
They are talking Of stopping at Fall
River Mills In 4 fortnight; II they do, it
will lessen the supply and help the mar.
ket. But leaving out the print question,
business in general 10 greatly improved
and will 60 right on better and better,
There Is an easy feeling and everybody
seems kindly disposed.
Then, too, the political situation Is bet.
ter, and the prospeot Of specie resump.
tion 10 bright. A representative Of A, +,
Stewart 4 Co. said: 1--WE find a very
healthy revival. Both the South and the
West are here in great force, and trade is
lively and briIk beyond belief. To some
extent our customers are new men, but
very largely, noticeAbly SO, they are the
successors Of our old correspondents"
coSKLtSe's MISTAKE,
Conspicuous members Of the Union
League Club, who ielt that the action OF
the Rochester Convention did not repre-.
sent the party in the State, called a meet
ing Of the Club this evening and organi.
Eed raid Of the Conking faction. The
Senator's capture on the Convention was
most freely discussed and criticised. The
result was decision to call public Re.
publican mass meeting to express the
sense Of the party-which means to at.
tack Conklings course and commend the
policy Of President Hayes. The mem
bers seem ready and wide awake in the
matter. A committee Of fifty was ap-
pointed to make a call for the demonstra.
Lionr and arrange for carrying it out.
The committee is 10 meet on Monday
night to decide when and where the meet.
ing shall be held. Among its members
are Judge Noah Davis, Wm. c. Bryant,
Edwin b. Morgan, Theo. Roosevelt, W.
E. Dodge, VIM, B. Aator, John Joy, ".
Fl. Vanderbilt, Jesse Seligman, D. F. Ap.
Pleton, E. L. Fancher, N. .. Roberts,
Sinclair Toucey, Lloyd Aspinwall, Levi
2. Morton, Ethan Allen, Jackaon s.
Shultz, Salem II. Wales.
William. NJ. Tweed was before the
Committee Of Aldermen to-day, and
promised TO give the statement submitted
to Attorney General FairchiId, when
through testifyiDg. He say that Abra.
ham Disbecker, formerly Police Commits.
sioner, and Apgar, Ass stAut Secretary
Of State, we're on his private payroll. He
the assertion that corrupt con.
tracts were made with tradesmeu, where.
By the city was plundered. He said the
city had good cause Of action for damages
lgainst these; that there was 40 organiza.
lion in the Legislature known as the
Black Horse Cavalry, which voted solid
any way for pay; that the Albany Eucafag
Journal was subsidized by payments,
which were constant dribble. He did
lot think there ever was an honest elec.
ion in New York.