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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North RireI, Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YoRK. June 3. 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoaK. June 3, 1885,

NEw-YORK. June g. 1884,
AsHFs-Trade Is very slow and prices quite nominal
T-Recepts continue light prices arc firm at
81 03-c. Tor Western and southern. -, -,
BUILDING MATERIALS-An bricks are hImy , nalu,
tanned and view Of slightly Reduced stocks sIal a'
not improbable Lime has been easy hui cement W. -, ~
remain Lumber has Ind moderate week u tr VI" ia
business. Int figures remain steaiv We quote Ich a.
s3Di. Hars - jp0f7 - Rosendae Cement g.
American Portland do. a. l5u%2 90 English 90,
ass % Llme-Finlshing II Lump 70 e. ith ~ -
y 90 per W Iumber-Eastern spruce. 81, as US Wue
pine Ell jO3sls West India shipping Boards. Yellow
carload HickOTv $685. 50 Cherry. SO efJt Ohcst
nut FJdF3O; Walnut s6Jd-llO Ash. 49, Ht4Oi OAK,
s30asJ5, Maple, s2oqs32 80. Nails 81 30 per kes IoI
CHIC RY-Ground 5s.979c
COAL-rhcre has been improvement IN the deuanls io
Anthracite Freight rates continue low but THIS IA. mas nv.
pressure realize prices easy at ~ -
as co. BtumlnOus also offered freely aud AZ 10" pIe's
but the demand Is limited CrgOes ~ '5a al - -.
CO'OA-Dnl and nominal AZ H09 o. Tor u bpn4us''
16ieQ &c for Guayaqu and &c Tor Maracaibo
COFFEE-~pOt RIO dun az 81 loo. lot talI 'uU lEs -
'Memn0n" sold on private terns options dul ana 10
ing at the following pllces june OU5 V9 All
a. 10 August. SIS 30 bid and asked Mid grades dn
10 o bags MaracaIbo sold on private terms ,, -, ~.
COOPEKAGE SIOCh-6cuerh unle ~ sun ~
holders steady figures. We quote: Empty hns
s2GS2 HOOp. II feet. 80 $50; do u Feet 80 G-
Moasses shocks aud Heads, S2@e2 40 SUGAR 90 ao %
Heads inch. 81 4Oh; SO inch, 81 10: Old-hgos Win
out Heads, SocF Rum shocks and Heads % 'o@94i 10
cORDAGl-Nroierateiy active 3ac for Manila grades
COTTON-spot Cotton quiet firm and UNCHANGED. sales
| bnes including l.lOO for export
ami G6J for consumption. Delivered on contracts 900
Receipts az the ports to-day, S- Oalea against
dag week, and o. last since september l.
rkequltaons tne American classification 4io
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04
GOOD PRICES FOR GOOD PROPERTY.

The auction sale of the estate Of John Fl.
Dean, which had been announced for yes.
terday, was postponed until June II. A. II. Muller
offered the estate of Loring Andrews consisting OF
fine business property downtown, and the prices
realized for II were generally commented upon ss
good. No. ia William-st sold for S4i.6O0 20
c. Buckley Nos. %, 80 and "a sprucest: to D;
to A. tOurnier No. 80 TO B. Eleilers for $4,000;
No. 40 TO A. Taylor for $4,000 and No AZ to G.
Andrews for $36, 900. Nos. 70 and "a Gold-st.
brought SsO05O, the buyer being ;. Sternberger.
G. Hilton paid S3s 900 for No. 81 Cliff-st and Q.
Brown $40 600 for Nos. SO and 90 Cliif-st. sevenf
teen acres of land IN Fordham were sold for
$50, 900 TO f. DOwner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04


nay AND -TRAW-Bye >trnw 4, scarce and quite urn
Hay received better attention and prices h4yG assumed
thy. 20 zoe. clover Mixed, 55aGoc. clover 4o95,ci
81 loocs 0st f. f50c
HEAP. EICDu.l at 2lsq2'sr for Butts 4s44'ac for
TIE absence OF business importance prices
LEHi Her There quite business in acid for
export for other descriptions only moderate ueunlua
have been noticed. Union Tanned dull Al prices IN;
changed.
METALs-To-day dull and certificates weak Tin
steady tons october sOtu 90 l-l'c Plates
stoader copper steady Baltimore easier Lead steady
&OIA Is Quiet and unchanged; SOC test Refining
NTvAL sToREs.-sprts Turpentine was quet and IN,
cined 10 wea kness southens quoted 81 u - ana os,as
'r 2iS to good saned Tar and quiet and nm
I0cEAN FREIGHTs-Berth rates for grain were arner
E Hi ''O' '. BERiH ENGXGEIENTs = LIVERPOOL
sga oS and U7 s6d for ' Beef 50 per
fierce; lOuU boxes Chesse 3jsi Bacon at lls I'D
90 tierces Beef 4s.--..BR. rGI steam, Grain room
quoted AZ "a, 0DO Ks TOUT - u r r. 90
so packages Butter S5s 300 boxes Cheese 500 100 sa
500 BACON rs 81 o 5So h4 TGGw s 3D. term,
"a NrNE RP steam I 900 bush Grain sd..-...H ii.
Blu 70, steam, "A 900 bush Grain, 40 pieunns
lard 50 pieanihSs 50 caslngs DO do 80 ibis Beef
Ws SlG p TT - terms 6u DO Dried Appe 30
% a6S' G G pfs 49, Italian aS G bark
Philadelphia, 10000 cases Crude on lac say LIE
NORrH OF HATTERAs British steamer from JsT T2s
sugar "a option 81 HALIFAX - o1 Montreal 20 ~
KINGDOM British steamer from Coosaw Phosphate PIT
vate sP NV ALL brig from Pensacola Lnm
her xl4 BOSTON. schooner from Baltimore, Coal u 80
- CORK Tor ORDERS. British steamer from Baltimore
10 900 ars Groin private terms. BhU NSW lCh me-.
schooner nom Mon Island 400 m. Lumber, t6FOhI
sPAIN schooner hence, general cargo private terms
UENA fORA. bl1g hence, general private terms
ON the berth additional 20 London there were 4OOoO Duh
Oats, private terms. ., -, .. .
OIb-OuIy A moderate movement a reported, but AZ 4
rule Inc uan oils fairly sustained in price quo CITY
Inseed 57 d58c: 56c Crude Cotton seed sue
50c Refined summer Yellow. 40943ct Lar,i % y, e.
Crnde Mgnladeu new basic; Ligt Pressed, 40 q tur
Hesched Wmter 5Od55c. latter Tor Extra Tanners AZ .
for bank and Iic straits Crude Sperm, voc NhAIe
Boa ole. --,---.,., ..
OVIsIONs-PORK-There Is no especial animation "a
IN. tridn1 the business wholly Of iObbns character
shipper. tin holding the changes have not Ieen import
ant with holders views generally steaay saIes 9V op -
ora Ness on the spot S7, 50 Ubs Nrw do II % -,
bbs Family Mesa. IL dSlt 80. Mess quoted - I1I ~
and az So Tor New Family Mesa SlOssl1 Clear Back ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON, STOCKS
BosroN. June g. 1894
CLOSING PRICES Of PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reported by JOHN II. DAVIS & Co., II Wdti-st
TUESDAY, June 3-P. NJ.

TUESDAY. June 3-P NJ.
The Custom House returns of the foreign move
ments of merchandise at this port for last week
show another large excess (S3,32O,76ol OF imports
over exports and this time the excess has peculiar
significance because the exports include about 0o
per cent of the total exports of cotton from all the
limited States for the week while the usual average
~ this port ia only about 10 per cent
of the total. The imports OF last
vcsk is. 5.103) were S72,325 greater
than for the week Of 1888. and 81, 373, $50 less
than forthe week of 1892 the exports go, '3S4
were 81 l9I 527 less than for the week OF 1898 ana
sl250, 2ss less than for the week OF ls92' Forthe
twenty-t weeks of this year the imports Oh lner-
chandise exceed the exports 96s,2SHsI0, winch Is
S25, 43l 700 greater than the excess OF 1880 ano
is sI804l 800 less than the excess for the same Pc
Rod Of 1882 These movements indicate either
stringent money market here early resump-
ton of gold shipments 10 Europe. The resulting
balances after deductIng the specie movements,
on the business of twenty-five weeks for three
years are shown in the subioined table:
IaPo2-s AND EXPORTS FROM JANUARY TO DATE
MERCHANDISE.
.o 1s7 .ss a. s,e 1s 5s a.s s,s1 Il so7s
npDOrt:... 15S5SI6i5 i5o7S7ois iS5s3S,25O
x.ce,s Of imports ss4s2o2ss s42.s5eI79 ses.2s7s75
Import: :5ss5 's SSss: : 1885, 81
r,ce,, Of crpor.. s27,IO7.g27 siO55JO s5s,s24IIs
MERCHANDISE AND SPECIE
r,eos. Of t,p,or. s57222Ol2 s4275O.623 s2s.9e3755
The business at the Stock Exchange this morning
was interrupted for the space OF five or ten minutes
by the formal president Of Mr. j. r.
simrnous who yesterday was elected to that posi-
tlon by vote of G01 out Of total vote Of 49, and
despite the almost unanimous opposition OF tho
sor.y governors VINO favored the election si one OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04
The PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YORK, June 2.

The news from the oil fields was not "bullishn
to-day. The Webe well, new one opened at WardwelIs
Ferry in Warren County, Pennsylvania, made 200
barrels the first twentyfour hours, and subsequently
flowed the rate of thirty tnirtynve barrels hour
Afternoon advices reported that upon being drilled
deeper the well did better than this The significance OF
this well. however Is only local In character
The petroleum market inclined dulness In the
morning showed considerable strength aud prices
70 against = y last night But there
evidences that the speculation Weared and after
OF prices In the afternoon positive weak
developed In the final dealings The market
closed weak at the lowest prices OF the day.
The range OF prices and the total dealings fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04
THE oH1cA 90 OPEN BOARD OF TRADE

TIE CHILAUU OI-L-' DOA41D Ut - .
CHICAGO, June 2.-Ihe new open Board OF
Trade building WAS opened to-day with consideraDie
eclat President French began the programme by intro
ducng T. NJ Baxter the Father OF the chicago open
Roard az Trade Mr. Baxter made entertaining
speech IN which be followed the progress OK Inc open
Hoard OF Trade from its small beginning when he was us
frst president, " the present time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04

Middling 107s Good Ordinary. 10 6e net and re-
ceipts ~ baless sales, 10 bales stock l5l5 oales
NEW ORLEANS. June Cotton quiet Hlddtn< II - Low
Middng IL Good Ordinary, l0a net receipts sS7 bsie9
gross 5o7 bales; sales, 800 bales; stock. lOS,6i5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04

Receipts for the week 4OJ15 Dkgs Exports 357 pkgs
AL further slight reduction In prices
aair business IL doing Receipts however very heavy
ana the demand not sufficient 10 prevent accumua
ton or stock The feeling the close barely steady
ceiYefs trying 10 prevent further decline fine fresh
goods but buyers pressing hard for further
and the position somewhat unsettled Creamery
only moderate supply but buyers tDd the estern
celpts quality which suits their wants at money Some
receivers ask 2Zc for special brands OF Pals but Gle Is
ng as fancy goods be moved Wholesale way and
pest quality In tubs rarely above 2Oc absolute
auoss Western good to reach 2nc than the usual
proportion OF receipts however grade hence that
ngqre obtained for quite good deal OF the stock
ing moderate quantity those figures
Sweet Cream Creamery very dull Dairy lighter
cept and for strictly Fancy haffrkn fair
inquiry az 2Dc some very good invoices Offering ~
NC, with SECONDS ranging down TO lj0lGO Not
elsh Grry ng ne fresh stock commands 1919 &c lml
ta0n creamery IN better supply and selling slowly the
pa 10 OF Bdlc for best marks straight invoices " Western
Dairy rarely go above loo, but &c is reached for seec
TONS little extra ugrass Factory IL quired for by
pOres and sample O have been taken ljc most OF the
receipts grade from hrsts down and for such tho demand
lglt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04

Captain Hooker in command OF the police az the
Grand Central Depot, sent the following dlspa ten
TO superintendent Walling yesterday:
The ca .her Of the Fifth Avenue Bank reports that
counterfeit teuolar bank notes, lcga ender series or
ls7 are BENZ circulated several having been presented
al the bank to-day.
TRIBUNE reporter called az the Sub Treasury
and was referred by Acknowledgements Acton To
Ge0rre W. Marion bill counter, who said:
There are counterfes OF the dollar notes OF the Is
sue OF 1873 IN circulation, and also VI the issue OF J.
Tbev are poor limitations. Printed on imitation hpre
paper they have a blurred appearance on the race
while the backs printed lighter green tnah the gen
ulue The color OF the numbers though good TEST j.
not an infai5c One the Government carIuIne does
rot always run the same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04
EUROPEAN F1NAEcAL MARKETS.

LONDON June 3-I23O D. m-Atlantic ana Great Western
Fr-t Trustees Certificates 36s do second Mort
gage (; Ere second COns0s 6O9 Ns~f9rk Central, lSl
II no- Central y, Pennsylvania b64 Reading, ia
Mexican Ordinary. 81; st. Paul OmmOn. 761i. -
80 p. mAtlantlc and Great western FIRST AlOrgase
Second tonsuiSi tO's new
YORK Central loss Illinois Central 1913 Pennsy yana 90
reading y Mexican Ordinary, 3oAs Canadian PACING,
ATl. Common, 76As-
$50 mihe amount Of bullion WlthdraWn from me BANK
of + NJ and on balance to-day IL 43O,ooO
paris adyces quote Three Per Cent Renes at - francs
cent the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04

The cearances IN OH City were 4,3osOOO and IN Brad
ford 2. 1000 barrels.
The refined market without change at ga cents.
BRADFORD Penn, June 3.-Crude oil steady total
ruus sunday and Monday. sOl3O bbs total shipments.
1891 bbs; charters, 80 81 bbs eearanccs 1902 600
bbls United Pipe Line cerutcates opened at = Z and
closed at 763.; highest price, 20; lowest, 75A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04
NEW BUTTER.

Receipts for tine week, 6o,443 kkgs. Exports,
A. 400 pkgs. Liverpool cable, els The market has
suffered sharp decline under largely increased
lower In the interior ond decidedly advces from
abroad To-day trade dun and prices weak strictly per.
ect state factory either white cOored much easier
bought than sold 40 lOc and number OF factories
lO2c which very frequently pass fancy. Medium and
good grades neglected Of very value Night
milk skins have 10 De line To command % very
good lots sold to-day at &c ohio hats pentte and dull only
small proportion receipts fine and these sellers
trying get lOc on grades 70 irregular prices from
Dc. down JcD and very hard 70 SELL Pennsylvania
skins TO DE almost entirely neglected best Ots
slowly NJ 2i2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04
Doaro aiI6 Rooms.

East Side.
I-TH-ST., 237 East, opposite Stuyvesant
Square-Elegant with board suite and singlyt
references.
.lSTH-ST., EAST 121.-ROoms to rent with
~ board, in small family.
9H EAST 2OTH-ST. Board with good
- u rooms, either large or small at sumner rates.
% EAST 2OTH-ST. second and third foors
30 with prvaoe bathrooms breakfast Il desired rooms
for gentlemen
IDlEAST TH-ST-Nicely furnished rooms
with board, in small family frstcIass house and %
cation.
West Side
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.-Nicely
furnished with without board No 2i2 West isth-st
DLFASANT ROOMS with board al conven-
l. fences l. station $50 West l27th-st. Harlem.
ITO LET-4G3 West G3d-st.; private house !
Sd door hot and cold water OF BATH, etc, small
family.
oSWEST TH-ST.-HandsOmel furnished
e1'I rooms. with or without board
HI WEST 39TH-ST, Sd bell.-Board for
vi ladies moderate price suitable for teachers or
Students references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04

bills, Wheat 10000 BUSH Corn 10000 bush, OATS IOoo
bush- Barley 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending June ., 1894

BEANH AND TEAH.
Receipts for the week-Beans. 62l bbs Peas 2o52 bush
Expectations, 3gl pkxsi Peas. 400 bash; imports
- bags Beans. The maTkRet continues dul but prices
show radical change stocks OF all kinds OF domestic
Beans light pts small hence there pressure
% cell For strictly choice andpcked stock outside
figures generally asked aud obtained In jobbng way
but for good quality inside figures would be accept
ed so few Red Kidney are LETT In the country that holders
very full and quite Indifferent about selling
Foreign Beans ruling dull but grades held about
steady. Green Peas plentl, and Loss fTTn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04
COTTON MARKErs-DY rELs8RApH

COTTON MARKErS-DG TELEGRAPH.
0ALvRsToN June 3-COttOn quiet; MddIng, ~. Low
Middlng IL a. Good Ordinary 10 - net and gross receipts
b bales stock. O.3OJ bales
sAYAExAH. June Section easy Middlins. l. q Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04

The daily receipts o. Mix ami Cream nc the differ.
emit railroad distributing points in and near the city Tor
Inc follows Erie 500 eans OF MIX,
> cans Milk and - ~ cream Harlem
and York Central = AS or MIX. and 40 cans OF
Condensed MIX; and Western 9Tj milk and
Ia cans cream; Susquehanna and Western 9 cans Of
MIX and ~ Of Cream; NewJersey Central $50 cans
or MIR and ID Of Cream New Haven ana HARTFORD
!, or MIX New orA CITY ana NortheID, 100
cans OF Mix by miscellaneous short routes 800 cans
OF MIX AMI OF Cream The total daily supply has been
IJ1.O cans OF Mix lJi Of condensed MIX and 0lJ
cans OF Cream surplus sells The platforms at an
1919 nrlce Of II - OF lOrLy quArts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04

MINES AND MINING.
sALESAT TIE NEE-ROR1 RTyTy5 SHCH4N6R
NEw-YoRK. June 3, 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04

state Factory Fancy Do. Fair TO Prime. 8 q Q
full Cream lO6s lOai DO, Poor Fair N
Do. GOpd 10 Fair 10 ul0la Creamery skins
Do, Poor To Fair Jla Penn. Good. Oh
D0.nighl mix skins = Do, Poor Fair. l q
ONO Factory, Flat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04

CLOSING PRICES OF 0ALIF)RyIA ST10KI
san FRANCISCO. June 3. 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04

NEwYoRK, Tuesday, June 3 1854
The following sales were held at the Exchange
SalesroOm to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04

Receipts week 10 $50 pigs Choice stock @ con-
siderable Improvement At the close arrivals mOdrrae
demand iar and One reaching 1871 l7c at
prices, however sales considered loss
few Fancy Canadian reaching 16l2G lie. the mark
but stock which has been hand time has
shaded.
STATE. fresh packedl7 "a ... Western poor TO good
Canadian. choice l6l2u l. bbls l441l6
Western choice. bis lGl2U II Western cases. good
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04
FRrrs NJ nnRnLEs-FREsn


Appea IN light supply bur dull strawberries IN heavy
ceipt Jersey delaware Mary Prices ruling
low but Good OTIS working fairy well; Prime key
Freehold lots bring Hlsc south Jerseys 1850
DeRwares about oG-c and Nary 501c. Cherries sell
well when line, Dnt M re lots lt low
prices. North carolina HucSleD@res have ar demand
ia he Green Coos berries steady ~Ouh rn Peaches
generally very very Inferior ana have value
Choice well matuTed fruit VI s0Od variety command
eX'remc prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04
COUNTERFEIT rEN-DOLLRR BILLS.

rotai since Jan l,6l5 sl5o737o72 il-332O2o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04

1858. seller 60 DAYS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-15
ions of cold dollars ahead of the

ions of cold dollars ahead of the
road"
Another broker said the following
amounts had been lost in Willard stock
during the past two months: D. 0.
Mills, $500, 900; Drexel, Moagan & Co.,
between 100000 and $500, 900; Hor-
ace Porter, 100000; Chase Higgin-
son & Co, $3.50, 900; WinsIow, Lamier
& Co., between 100000 and $780,
900; ex-President Billings, 100000;
Decker, Howell & Co., 100000; Sam
uel Boocock, 100000; Work, Strong
& Co., $250,000. Against these fig
ures are the amounts which went over
to the other side of the market, name
ly, to the bears: Woerishoffer & Co.,
100000; Henry Clews & Co., $780,
600; Hamburger & Co., 100000; w.
R. Travers, 100000.
Henry Clews said: sThe Northern
Pacific property has future, but that
future is really in the future. The
trouble with Willard as a manager is
that he speculates SO much as to dis
qualify him from being judicious
manager of such an important trust
as he had on hand. The man who
gives himself to speculation is unfit
for such work ,and therein lies Wizards
unftness for the management of such
an enterprise as the Northern Pacific
railroad. AS soon as we discovered
the fact that the population along the
road was not large enough to support
it began our attacks upon the road.
GATH.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-15
WILLARD.
Gath Tells the story OF His Downfall
and the Causes that Led to 1t.

Helena tMontanaj Independent,
Willard says his new house, ground
included, cost under S5OO,O0O, and
that the hue and cry against him Is
not just; that he has made great mon
ey losses, and keenly feels the disap-
pointment of his supporters after all
the work has been done. 1t is re-
ported here that every broker who
was bull on Wizards stocks is out
of money, and that every bear has
made sum quite sufficient to keep a
family at the seaside for several sum-
mers.
The bear movement in the Willard
stocks set in about two months ago.
The reason for it is very simple, as
explained by a well-known broker,
who said yesterday: "The Northern
Pacific Railroad runs to-day over an
immense territory, on which, unfort-
unately, there are yet few villages
and fewer cities. The total popula-
ton on the line is just 100000. The
railroad mileage is as extensive as
that of New York, whose population
Hls between FIVE and six millions OF
u people. Knowing this simple fact, il
dawned upon Mr.. Henry Clews and
4 several other gentlemen that Mr.. Vii
4 lard's stocks were somewhat of the
\ gllt-edged genius, and that In years
TO come they would be worth what
N The President OF the Northern Pacif
lc imagined they were to-day. That
the stocks had no good foundation te
q stand upon was apparent to the bears
and about two months ago the strug
gle began.
1t Is not the least interesting feat
# X ure OF the Willard story to note the
III II irms which warred against each 9th
ef' Messrs. Decker & Howell, Mr.
lizards principal brokers, and con
sequently bulls, together with Samu
~ boocock, Frank Work and hi
partner, Mr.. Strong, and the Boston
urn OF Chase, Higginson & Co, wer
'ne bulls, against whom were arraye,
aessrs. Henry Clew & Co, and Nj
" nlam R. Travers. For two month
ue battle waged, one day the bear
mead, and the next the bulls.
During this time Mr.. Willard
august Belmont, Drexel, Morgan
70, Horace Porter, George Pullma
no ether gentlemen interested i
0t'hern Pacific watched the strue
&c and the movements of Decker
O"eli IN their attempts to keep tn
~ oi the Western railroad in the as
enuant, The resignation of NJ
~ niafo from the branch roads practi
s closed the struggle, and the fou
- I'VE hrms that pushed the compan
w wall came out with many mil
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-15

The circular published and said to
have been issued to the Grand Mas
master of Orange Societies, urging
the formation in Ireland of armed
Orange volunteers, was forgery.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-15
$50 REWA

II OST ON THE 22d ULT. BETWEEN
IL my store and Mr.. Barry's, or near my
premises, a fine gold watch and China
gold chain. The finder Will receive the
above reward by returning said watch and
chain 10 me PON I AN.
Dec. 3, 1888.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-15
Semi wv eekly World.
Published
r,uesday9 - c&c Fridays
BY
HEMAN and CHAS. E. JONES':

HEMAN JONES, BUSINESS MANAGER.
asa Brick Bulldog C,rr MAJ and Commerc al Street