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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-02
work OF the Leticr Curriers'.
Chief Clerk Henry Myers, Of the Wheeling
Postotlice, furnishes the following letter car
riers report for February, 1888:


A reporter yesterday asked Mr.. @. W. Al.
kjnsoti what foundation there was for the
rumors that he and several other gentlemen
arc about to commence disqualification OF az
afternoon daily paper Mr.. Atkinson said
that q few gentlemen had talked OF such an
enterprise, but as yet had matursn no pan
and reached no definite decision. He thinks
there IA a field here for such paper, and will
90 into the project, II at all, only with q sub,
stantial basis and with practical associates
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Joel Wood, Esq.. returned from trip 10
Norwalk on ". 4 L. Z. railroad business
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DAyESpoRr, IA, March l.-FredericE
Lunger, aged 70, one of the pioneer rail
road men Of this country, and the Oldest
and most experienced engineer In the
West, died here yesterday. In 1885 ne
ran ono Of tho frst locomotives built by
George Stephensop,
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NOTICE 10
CONTRACTORS

Proposals will DO received Mt thc cc,,. 4.
Chief Engineer Of the Ohio Valley Ia".,,,m,. me
Company In tarketsburg Nest VrSiuin iiri S,a
on the bay OF hArSli, 1883, ior iie hGoa
masonry, Ion Bridging. Trotle and iIIo EtiSnis
River RailToad, between BenWooj and I ~, Shlo
buIS, Wcst Virginia, being about 20 nile ~ n
valley oil the Ohio River, --''''' ~ Inc
Bids VIII BE- received for the whole o, apy N, :, =,
the work. W 'n' pAit Of
plans, prohles and specifications can II. .o0. :.
the otice Of the Chief Engineer on Nni ~. ~
18th day Of February, 1883. "'eF me
WALLACE McGRATB
Chief Engineer, PAtkenknrV " y.
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MIasIssIppi 0EerIIo"Ing the Low Lands,
MEMPHIS, Tam, March 1.-The Missis'
sippi during the last twenty.iour hours rose
one and ope.half inches. A heavier rise Is
expected from this time forth. The river
now stands forty. three feet six inches above
low and three feet six inches below high
water mark. From all points comes news
Of the devastating effects Of the food, as It
Is spreading fast aud furiously all over the
low portions OF this whole country. Water
in the White Cacheriver Is sufficiently high
TO cause drowning Of cattle and q great deal
Of distress is occasioned.
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Tnermomcter Record.

1 ons Tonch Of wInter-B. +. caldwell.
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"How can become poet" wrote con.
GATED youth TO the singer LongiellowH "Eat
iI,h my dear, SIR" But we doubt the advice;
no man however has ever doubted the fact
that Ur. Bulls Cough Syrup is the greatest
cough remedy now In the market. ~.
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feN
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Present stock OF pianos, Stairway, Knabe
Uhickering, Hallet 4 Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, 90, at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
LpcAE Mrslc SroRs,
iI42 Main street
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MAnAME LAxElLE vAuSr's artistic Hair
Work-tlll saturday, at Mcclure.

As intended TO make improvements on
building commencing In about ten days
which will nscesSItate q suspension Of bust.
ness for one week and In order 70 reduce
stock aud supply my customers will make
from this date genuine reductions on all
shoes In stock, Call and supply yourselves.
This Is u rare opportunity TO get good shoes at
low prices. L. v. BLOND,
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Fourteen Thousand Tons Of Pure Lake Ice
Notice. redemption OF CITY Bonds.
some Good bargains In Office Stationery.
Wanted-Nurse Girl.
Wanted-Girl to do Housewoik.
New Spring GOods-C. Hess IL sons
Eastern Dry Goods Store-Matshall &Co.-
save Your Eyes i. G. Dillon. =,
Regular Kanawha Packet-steamer W. N
o1 ONE Touch of winter-B. F. Caldwell.
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A RHEUMATIC young lady At Yassar,
Whose teacher declined to pass her,
st. jacobs Oh bought, .l
And the cure II wrought
Showed that none could out class her.


wishing to reduce stock 10 make room fol
Spring goods, Twill sell for short time FOL
less than many pay At auction, but for cash
only, wooden and cotton dreEs goods, silks
flannels, carpets, window blinds, &C., &c.
Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street
Jots RoEMKR.
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CLOSING out at cost, Furniture. Carpets
Window Shades, &c, at Hink d Morehead's
I'LL Main street, aS their rooms are 10 be used
for other business after April Isl,
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INDICATIONS.

wAsnoSroS, D. G., March Al M
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slightly
colder, generally fair weather, southwest 70
northwest winds and higher barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region, slightly colder,
generally syyd. .s apS Ts manner bsEoms,et
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HERnrEr Spencer the great philosopher
while in America said; "ihe Yankees live
too fast, work too much, and catch cold too
often" What chance for Dr.. Bulls Cough
Svrnnl
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TOR RENT-THE SITUATION AMI
~ House, among tho lest on the Island. No .,
among the bost In the city aud where bIR6 Ws,s.
never comes; containing. with bath and tCllRr ts1
f0oms, gRs and water through the holse. viii hi,
clothes presses, Cupboatds aud water cloet Rant
tcasonable. Apply TO a. N ADAMS. Ia
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-BRlCK HOUSE, No II
n Ohio street; Iiy rooms, hhotls. ana I'LL ~
gas hot and cold water. Pos esti lou given inSsSL
aIely. y. J. Mc&kE. Island GnNrTy m sai'
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EuRxEE's SALAD DRESSING is composed Of
the freshest, purest and choicest condiments
money will buy. 1t surpasses any that car
be- made at home, Is cheaper, saves labor and
all anxiety,
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MADAME vAuxr, natural artistic. can be con.
suited at the Mcclure In reference to an artis'
do arrangement OF the hair.
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Owing to the foods In the Ohio Valley ,,0 ,...
Ing OF The bids for the construction III IN, TSI
River kilroad will be extended 10 the Sth dsv n5
March. 1855. "" NN
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THOSE needing Furniture, Carpets, DC,
this spring will save money by calling at
Zlnk d Morehesd's during their closing out
sale this month. Goods must be sold by
April Isl.
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LAptRS Nine. l. Vaunt, OF Philadelphia,
at Mcl.ure, Msrguarette Wave and New
Wavelet. I'LL Saturday.
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JERSEY CirY March l.-o. T. W. Nc
Donald, grocer has suspended business,
liabilities 10000,
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GENERAL N0TlOsE.
NOTICE TO STONE C0YTR, IoTo,

Bids will be received by the TbI,J D..
terrain Church until March Il, uSS. ioS ~, fnAby
aud excavation on new hutch BuiIdIpS NY ,N0ik
street. between Thirty.eiShih md Tbi, ~ y1eob
s ssriS.d Aa 1nn SpssnGalSns aud aom1IH0SS
tee reserve the right 10 reject any or ali lISso
n tt,I S"'"' Auutas J. h. MIX ~
Intl I3OQ JacOb htpna1 ~
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LADIES, do not I Il to secure an artistic
couture OF Madame T.. Vaunt at the Mcclure.
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aOrkL ARRIVALS.
81. JAMES HOTEL,

On. Pisces "Fayorite Prescription" is
everywhere acknowledged to DO the standard
remedy for female complaints and weak.
nesses. 1tissold by druggists. Tny&w
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Mary Kemp, colored damsel from Mt.
Pleasant, WIS very drunk and hisorderly on
Wednesday night, and was putin the cooler.
She wss before the Msyor yesterday afternoon
nn,l Iras Lei off With A rhtlrimAnd.i
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Mississippi oyeraowiDg the Low Lands.

LAp,n, don't fall 10 zee Mime. vauut at
Mcclure. Every design original.
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EoR RENT.

The Two story Brick Dwelling, No. slt M,,L.,
street formerly occupied by Jacob ATndt IN
containing niue l9) r0OInS. House and rroInds \,
g0od repair. Possession Ut once or April hi. A..
ply 10 Az
80. W. A. WILSON.
lclo l2Ih Man Street
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LApIEs, go see Madame L. YaunIs Wavelet
at the Mcclure till Saturday.
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LADIES, remember, twill be your own fault
II you fail to secure one Of Madame Vaunts
most becoming Waves.
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vAsnlNoroN COUNTY snEkP FOR TEXAS.

Washington county has long maintained q
splendid reputation as wool growing an
sheep raising county, aud II Is now no I'M
common thing to see sheep taken from ttat
county to the most distant parts OF the coun.
try. They can be found all over the West,
and many have gone into Texas, where they
are great tayorites, and do well. Messrs. M
NJ. Little and J. A. Howden have Just started
from Washington, with between six and
seven hundred head. for San Antonio, Texas,
shipping via the Pan Handle. They are OF
the American Merino variety, and have been
selected from among the best ilocks in the
county, some OF them having been purchas.
ed from the Dayidsons, Reeds, Craigheads
Quivys, and other noted focks. Eighty.
eight head OF two-vear old ewes have been
selected from the flock OF Mr.. Little. Four
hundred are extra ewes and one hundred
are selected bucks These gentlemen run
no risk In sending this stock TO Texas, as the
animals are ola superior quality, and the
variety, which Is the best Ia America, has
been tried In that State and Is highly sppre-
ciatedlthere. These sheep have been selected
with great care by Mr.. Little, whose reputa'
ton as a sheep raiser Is second to no one In
the county, and they will sustain the reputa-
ton OF the county abroad. I'll En
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FINANCIAL AsD connEao,AL.



Nav YoRx March 1.-aoney sold up from s to- nei
S Ospsr S4S per cent Sterling RIchsnge banker
bIlls steady At 81 StIS demand asa.
Cow hNsRsfa-lutsular.
!. s. s. sex sStend it; iSs Is Tvs rs...iii
U. 4. as coupons. U. r. bonds. hrsts.
U. s. Is, eoupirS.....ll y, I. Land Grants;..
Pacific Is Of 9j......12S U. p. 81 king iund.
euiral Pacific tirstS.ll3k rexss pac mnd gts. b6h
Erie Seconds........ 96Htdo kio Grand diy..- Sltf
RAILROAD Boaps-stroug and higher. a
STATE sEcURIrIEs-Without feature, except Ten.
nesSce slEcs, which sold at ~ r,nIg,,.y.l, "a.
L usIana consols Sc. 70 Virginia 6S........... 81
Missouri 6s...........lll Virginia conSols, ex' "a,
Tennessee 6s.,.,,,.,.... q Virginia deieried.. u
Tennessee 6S, new". 40 LIZ. div. ..-.. -.
srpcKssSpeculaiion on the Stock Exchange to-day
Irregular but In The main 1sal per cent sbove yes.
lerday's closing figures the latter Omaha preferred
In the early dealings there WAS reaction OF Hsa<
per ceut after which the market became strong and
sold up with an occasional fractional reaction.
shortly before the close an advance OF ~ per cent
took piece In st Paul, Mlnneso n Manitoba and
st. Joe preferred. u per cent In Delaware, lackA.
wanna Western ~ per cent In Michigan entrll,
TX per cent In Readiig and Wabash pn ferred, ~
per cent III Missouri. hciac. and 1aal per cent 10
The retn,indrr q the lht the latter Loulsvllle,&
FRACTIONAL decline IRON the highest point Of the
day, and compared with ygstsnlay's closing prices
the list was Yak ner cent higher, coal stocks being
prominent ID the days advance, while Hannibal
d At Joe preferred II ~ per cont higher. 55-
Transactions 81 600 shares ..#
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Io& RoEMEn.

MADAME l.. vAuxr's Nelson Bang; beanti.
full and most becoming 70 all; at the Mcclure
TILL Saturday, G&tf
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L.SorRY shinsled Bang. Madame Larslle
Yaunt inventor, at Mcclure.
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rhs following shows the range Of the Their
mt,metar, rs observed at schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday: ....
MEN. II AN. Il A.SRs.7E \.
81 30 Sc 50 Is IS % 81
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NM. u. yAuSr at McLare, original do
signer In elegant Hair Work.
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PIM Wave Bandaux, refined and elegant,
Mne. L. Yaunt artistic Hair Woik-Mo'
Lure, -
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WANTED.

WANTED-AN EXPERIENCE,
Nv Manager. Apply ImnedI,t.iT n siSS,SED
GLe. Mofkl. U lhife. o. ~ naill0lI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-06

Union PACIFIC'S RIGHT TO RAISE MoNEf'
Judge Wheeler yesterday rendered de-
c,xion denying the motion for preliminary innuc'oh
IN the suit brought by Arnold Leo In the United states
Circuit Court to restrain the Union Pacific Railway Com
many and Sidney Dillon. its president from raising
money on It's bonds secured by pledge in trust OF the
securities Of other roads held by IL. to aid in the con-
structon and operation of connecting roads, not part
of its own lines The defendants in their answer ad
mitted that they proposed to raise money on
securities owned by them, but denied that u was
for any other purpose than to pay the hoang deo. o.
the corpor alton The Judge says: "The allegations a.
10 intention and purpose of diverng the FUNDS Oh he
corporation seem be too meagre and indefinite 70 a
the foundation of a preliminary injunction upon anu
such as they are they fully met by the denas OF .ne
answer" The right TO raise money TO meet oepts anu
for other corporate uses by pledge Of these securities
seems TO be clearly within the corporate power lhe
Corporation has these securities not yet due whether
came by them by stretch OF Its power OF ~
question IL made but that II owns them Tue o md
ceeds upon the ground that IL does IL owes depts anu
was created with the expectation that IL would owe
them, and has implied power to raise money 10 pay
them"
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GOOD CHEER AND GOOD SENSE.
HOW GENERAL BUSINESS LOOKS.
From The Eeio- York Public.

What business has been we all know. Thus
far 1888 has not been very generous Dulness, osap
pontnen slender sales and more slender profits weary
waiting and steady decline Ia prices have been the note
worthy teristics What TO expect for the
rest OF the year, there indications upon which
useful forecast be based
We think there The latter half Of 1888. 1t seems
reasonable 10 hope will be period Of general activity
and prosperity We trust II may not prove hashy eI-
travagant sensational and ephemeral like the boom
Of 1S73-15S0.
TINS hope rests FIRST the fact that the speculative
control the markets have not only broken
down. but have collapsed with such crash and such
loss that immediate revival OF them IL not probable
That meaos q better and larger field for legitimate and
healthy business.
Another good thing IL that prices low The great
staples selling within reasonable distance OF the
OF production.
The failure OF crops in 1891 has been the dominating
for the past IL placed all our markets
In unnatural position, from which they Ola not
recover year because Of hdenco and specu
lative control OF markets.
But now full year Of recuperation has passed The
buying and consuming has been In some measure
restored. Losses have been IN part repaired with
the and transporters, and the oyeI-productIO
in many branches OF manufacture has been checked
There 10 hope that at the turn OF the
tide and that aars will improve from this time ward
IT, as probable. the crops OF 1888 turn out
nnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-06

In State boLdenothing was done except small sales
~ Arkansas rs to the Pine Bluff Railroad at 4i0
AZ. and they were offered down by the same per-
sons who are interested IN an advance. VI city
hank stocks Wall Street sold at 104l2.
The market for railroad bonds developed no new
feature. Generally prices followed tho changes in
tho share market. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
general mortgages were 1 per cent higher
az 10 Canada Southern frsts, after 90,
were steady at OF. Metropolitan Elevated
G,sts after So closed at 1884, and the seconds were
1 per cent up at SO. Tennessee. virginia ana
Georgia bs were up to 75h07o. New-fork Lake
Shore and ST. koul, h rs Wes T'r Shore and uo s.
were steady at 77os07s Burlington. Cedar Rap as
and Northern rsts rose from 100 to lOl Denver, ho
Grande and Western were mp q at II'4. texas And
Pacific firsts Rio Grande division were actiye an a u
closed with gain of Is per cant. Northern acihc
6rsts were strong at 105os0 1857.
The sub Treasury statement OF receipts an q pay
ments shows a gain of 1904. $40, but those figures
not consistent ws1 p.f tns the is
trnstworfbv and we do not print It, Money con-
tnues easy and rates for call loans ruled at z29z
per cent. -. u. ar ,r.s n. Col.
lows: Exchanges, 1927, sos, 904 balances $oooe'-
The limited States Treasury at Washington to-day
received S2O5 900 National bank notes lot redenp
ton; The customs receipts s wsTs 75o so'''
The foreign exchanges are still dull, but the rates
for business continue strong az follows panzels
bills 81 s4s and S4 SO for long and snort s.ern
qs sYs for rssb%arEs 40 and 40 for guideT
The governors of the Bank Of England to-dsy
made no change In the banks minimum rae 40. tos
remain: per cent pur buh tns
i. the n.SS sHHSls.i'n wa. Of reduced 1o%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-06
Tuesday. roda,
CLOSING PRTOES or PRILA DELPHrA Sr0OK2
Reported by JOHN II. DAVIS CO.. 10 Wall g.
THuRsDAY-July 5-P. NJ

THURsDAY-Juy 5-P NJ
Although tbs total transactions In stocks to-day
amounted to 1894 shares against only 5S,3iS
for Tuesday, the speculation developed no new
features. Business opened one hour later than
usual with prices that generally showed some im-
proyement on Tuesdays last fsures but the market
was dull and not responsive to the effort to reach
higher prices Later however, there was a
general advance in the whole list. Della
ware. LackAwanna and Western, Central of New
Jersey, Reading. st. Paul, and Union Pacific we're
conspicuous figures IN the days dealings but the
final dyances were general nd not confined to any
special class of stocks. The whole market closed
dull but strong.
An unusual amount of business was dono in Gov
eminent As. but the other issuses were neglected
The final bids show advance OF is for the As, and
the quotations are as follows:
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CLASSES IN ART.
NOTES OF INTEREST TO STUDENTS.

NOTES OF INTEREST TO STUDENTS
The Art Students League will open the
scason of 1ss3's4 Monday. October l, 1883. and
close on May 81, 1854. The instructors will be T. W.
Dewing. drawing and painting. morning life class:
william sartain drawing and painting evening life
classes and evening antique class; CY Turner drawing
aud painting afternoon life class and classes In drawing
from the head Walter Shirlaw, drawing and painting
afternoon life class; William NJ Chase painting classes
J. s. Hartley, artistic anatomy; Frederick Dielrnan
perspective Two added last years
corps-Mr. shiraw above and instructor for the
antique cass not yet selected The composition clsss
will be criticised In turn by Mr. shirlaw. Mr. Dswing
aud the other instructors as well 90 by artists not con-
season BY Mr. Hcrkomer, Mr.. Inness, Mr. Low and Mr..
The late afternoon ladies' life class, started expert
@ S m saosn II: % Ss sDS
from to 1omaking In all Eve life glasses three for
isdles meeting daily, The evening costume caes
weex instead OF two before and lasting six months
instead OF three There will also be afternoon cos
tune class meeting the days and with the same
Of admission 10 all the glasses Of the League will be
raised ~ tho crowded condition Of last years classes
makes necessary limitation In the number OF students
IN Tie furnishing OF the and the readin
and books. MT Chass and Mr. Dowins, now IN Europe
s and other for @ o.
head aad mcrnberg rooms Tho League rooms are now
No. 90 West Fourtesnthst The president is william
- hsxper ana O. Firz Randolph Il the corresponding
me Academy Of Design WIN ada two new classss to
- psins!ne uader the charge Of w. II. Lippin-
@ ss: %ss rs1 a. s'
osssasS 1a 3 ssaaissd 81 ssadsnss In tls new y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-06
Eu ROPEAN MAuKnrs

LfyRBrooT. July 5-Bacon Cumberland Ont xka Aha. i,
RID <7ga Pork Prime Mesa siVd, 90 Western 1914 Lara.
Prime 5000. Cheese Choics s1gd Inr
psntine spnta 280d Prornons-Lard S08G ssr svt fer
American Breadssrns-Oorn. oil Va tor New Mixed West
erl Wheat Sod dayi per centAt fer California No L. Hoo
Dod California No u U09d 0p2d for Wintsr Peas
70d cents for CAnsdan Butter 95ood for Unit
India Mess
LoNDon. July 5-spints Turpentins 2eOd. Usoarra
Lanssed. 1850 quarter Lnsced Oil. 400 k2O 10
Per tun. raIisw <1fb Dor ows Rsnnea retroeau. ade
ANrwEHf July s.--rsrolsum. Is franos 90 csnumss
gsaa ana ,sss closed At lzi marks 90 Gen.
AxvSE July s-wneors Lard closed 81 % francs 90
ccntzmee 80 kiloA
1RsNKs July 6-wncoxs Lard closed e ~ msrks 30
ptennings per l10 LIE Petroleum marks - penuangA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-06
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK. July 8

NEW-1Ohk, July D.
There were more active dealings at the
Petroleum Exchanges than there have been for
era days Yet the record OF business
lot notably large TIE feature OF the market the
weakness which developed, without tho inspiration
of any unfavorablc news. Early prices 81 14is9
81 I4a and with few rallies the market declined WITH
out excitement 10 81 i1le. The close weak upon
late reaction 81 1874 against 81 14as Tuesday nigd
81 Isle Monday and 81 16% on Saturday.
Tie range OF prices ana the total transactions here
were as follows: