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The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

iroKe u harness, saddle and halter, and full!
h!o',ded two wear od Durham bull, with pedyrec
Many other articles, too numerous to mention. will
also be sold. 4 S RIFE
NJ. \. WAGNER, Auc.ioneer.
Smokers will find choice assortment of imported
and domestic cigars at East,nan's.
DRmss SUITS
Gentlemen desiring fine Dress Suit can get their
measure taken at the New York Store. We hnve
the agency tor three merchant tailoring establish
menss, and one thousand samples to select from.
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Basc balls and bats at Eastrnan's.
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An immense line Of Ladies and Misses Shoes
and Slippers jus, received al the New York Store.
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save money by buying your cigars by the box in
Novelties in Dry Goods and Notions at the New
York Store.
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Toha-co's. cigarettes, snuff, and general assort
men! OF smokers articles at lowest prices at East
mans.
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Latest style Of Hats at the New York Store
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Meerschaum pipes and cigar holders at East.
mans
a hne line of Gents hand -sewcd Shoes at the
New York Store.
Fishermen can get all kinds of fishing tackle at
lowest prices Ut Eastn,an's.
Children's Corsets, LADIES' Underwear, Ladies'
and Childrcn's Hose, Embroidery Chenille and all
kinds OF Fancy Goods just received at MRs. L. r.
HASSoN'S.
Staple and fancy stationery, school books notions
and fancy articles at Eastnan's,
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IL you want to make mash, go and get Buck.
ingham fine boot and Garden City hat Of
SELwAY BRos
price. SELwAY BROS.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
DRm09 8u1TR,

Smokers will find choice assortment of iu,portcd
and domestic cigars at Eas.nsn's.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

Chiidren's Corsets, LADIES' Underwear, Ladies
and Chldrcn's Hose, Embroidery Chenille and =,
kinds OF Fancy Goods just received at MRs. L. +
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

Staple and fancy stationery, school books notions
and fancy articles at Eastman S,
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

Sl'il0l's Catarrh Re.netly--a positive 70
C.tarrl,, Diph,hc,ia and Cankcr Mouth.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

sHlLOS VlrAI.IZER is what you need 70,
Consumption, Loss OF Appetite, Dizziness ard ali
symptoms OF dyspepsia. Price and IS cents pei
hottie. Sold at the Dillon Drug Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure will
give immediate reict. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and 81
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

a Feed and Boarding Stable is now beng run
in connection with Corinne Hotel.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
Rargaina i'm Horss.a.

bargains In HOrDe8.
For bargains in horses inquire Of SELwAY BRos
kN- Call Om Geo. H. savage when YOU
w1nt ~ fine Livery 0utfit-Bu4gy or Cutter
Spring Goods.
New Spring Goods just received at Mrs. L. E.
llanson's Millinery Store on Railroad Avenue.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

Are you made miserable by Indigestion. Con
Stipation Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite, Yellow Skin
Shiloh's Vitali.er is "a positive cure.
Sold at Dillon Drugstore.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

Don't fail to See the Racine Iron Roller.
lOilN W. LOWELL Co
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
HARROws. HARROws! HARROws.

Acme Pulvcrizing lIarrows.
In Dow Disc llarrows.
Steel Tooth Smoothing liarrows.
Any kind Of Harrow you want.
JoIiN w. LOWELL Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

Fine linen Letter and Note Paper, Satin Fla,
Paper, and nObby Cards, at this office.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

HAVING purchased the right to sell the Rockford
= Tire 1ightener, 1 will simply say that l can
tighten wagon tire without taking the tire from
The wheel, the wheel from the wagon, and ut no
expense Agents wanted. SAMUEL JAGeEKs
A3tf
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

Go and buy pair of plow shoes Of Sclway Bros,
and YOU will be happy it not rich
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
AGENTS WANTED.

Go to Geo. III. Savage for Pl0ws, Drill.
and HarrOws ut Bedrock Prlces.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

JonN w. LOWELL Co.
Several car loads of Implements just received
ny JOHN w. LOWELL Co.
HARROws! HARROws, HARR0ws.
Acme Pulvrrizing IIarrows.
la Dow Disc llarrows.
Steel Tooth Smoothing Harrows.
Any kind of a Harrow you want.
JouN w. LOWELL Co.
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CHAMPION SEED DRILLS
With grass seed attachments Every ranchman
should have one. JOHN w. LOWELL Co.
The Racine Fanning Mill.
JouN w. LOWELL Co.
Go to Geo. II. Savage for Piows, Drills
and Harrows ut bedrock Prices.
AGENTS WANTED.
Ay'Ne purchased the right to sell the Rockford
tighten wagon tire without taking the tire from
The wheel, or the wheel from the wagon, and at no
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a Feed and Boarding Stable is now being run
in connection with Corinne Hotel.
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Colo1o's
AGITIN@ OoDD
0NTrLRE'a GUIDE,
For sale at this office.
~ Try Geo. II. savage's new Livery
and Feed Stable.
Fine linen Letter and Note Paper, Satin Flax
Paper, and nObby Cards. at this office.
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SHILO'S VIrALIZER is what you need for
Consumption. Loss OF Appetite. Dizz ard all
symptoms OF dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS cents per
hottie. Sold at the Dillon Drug Store.
Are you made miserable by indigestion. Con:
tinu mines ut Apr, fs.ln Li,,:
>hoh's vitali.er is positive cure.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
Why will you cough when Shoh's Cure will
give immediate let Price cents so cents and s..
Sold ut Dillon drugstore.
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Shil"l,'s C:tarrl, Kenedy--a. positive for
Cat,rr,, Diphthc,ia and Cunkcr Mouth.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
"Hacxmetack" is a lasting and fragrant per.
tunc. Price IS and 50 cents.
Sold ut Dillon drugstore.
Shiloh'x cure will immediately relieve Coup,
Wh"opiux cough and lsrOnChitls.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
For dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. YOU have
printed guar; ntec every bottle of Shilohs vi
tazer. 1t ncvcr fails to cure.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
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a nasal injector free. with each bottle of Sh-
!oh's Gat,rrh Remedy. Price 50 cents.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
saws: 'isn,h nyself and wife our lives to Sill
LOFTS CONSUMPTION CURE.
Sold at Dillon drugstore
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GROUP WIIOOPING COUGH and Bron, hits |!
Immediately relieved by Shilo's enre. Sold at the
Dillon Drug Store
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

The remainder Of the old Sweet Il Baldwin stock
Of Shelf consisting of monkey wrerchrs,
hammers, hatehets bits, braces, augurs door loc
hinges, screws. files, rAsps, saws, tltts etc, will be
closed less than for the next ninety dAvs
chance for bargains never before offered.
SkEREE, FEkR is & wHirE Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
Colo1o'0
MINING OoD1
0HTrLRR'1 GUIDE,
For sale at this office.

r. Try Geo. II. Savage's new Livery
and Feed Stable.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

If you want to make a mash, 90 and get Buck.
ingham fine boot and Garden CITY hat Of
SELwAY Bios.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
Stop and Think!

Bring your produce and get the highest mark.
price. SrIwAy spns
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
BARE WIRE,

Horse shoes, mule shoes, iron, Steel cable chain
ETC., at rednced prices.
SEnREE, FERRls WHITE Co
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

Toha-co's cigarettes, snuff, and general assor
meni OF smokers articles at lowest prices at Eas
mans.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
Basc balls and bats at Eastman's,

An immense line Of Ladies and Misses 81
and Slippers jus, received 4, the New York Stnr
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

Save money by buyng your cigars by the box
ass and sos at Eastmans.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
CHAMPION SEED DRILLS

With grass seed attachments. Every ranchlnar
should have one. JOHN w. LOWELL Co.
The Racine Tanning Mill.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14

,;,,o, ~, roxo,o+;o,p sTbat which is essential is
the ethical spiritual religious contents OF the
Bbe.n The story of the standing s'ih Oh inc sun
at the command of Joshua grew out OF the CON
founding of poetry with prose. Professor liariis
refers to q the tremendous strain put upon fath
by the theory of two hundred years ago, that 'he
Bible is perfect in every detail, inspired IN every
expression, equally authoritative in all It's parts
The Bible contains the Word of God. In inc us
cernment OF that word, the aid of the ChrIstah CON
ScOusnesS the collective experience OF the
requisite. The rigid traditional theory OIL ihsPT
ration has made Professor Harris aihr1ns a thou-
sand sceptcs where theory based upon the 1acis
has made one.r We have culled these passages as
Indicative of the sympathy of the author with the
modern notifications of the theory of Inspiration
The whole tone of his paper. it should be addeu7
while frank,is serious and circumspect.
Next in significance to Professor llarriss article
is he notice by Professor Moore of Professor Briggs
Biblical Study.V Professor Briggs, of New-l ork
has planted himself on critical. as distinguished
from traditional ground. in discussing the Penta-
touch and kindred topics. HlS recent Writings
have excited much attention. and they have oc-
casioncd not a little debate in the Presbyterian
Church Their marked ability is conceded on all
hands, The new Professor of Hebrew at Andover
is in warm accord with the general position OF the
le lrncd Professor of Hebrew IN the Union Seminary
II is evident that the interesting and momentous
ouestions which modern study has brought forward
respecting the composition and inspiration OF the
books of Scripture, are to be earnestly DIS
cussed among us. as they have already long been
freely discussed in the old countries. 1t Is to be
hoped that the disputants will bring to the con-
sderation of them the homely virtue of good
temper Vituperation is cheap weapon. lntol-
erance has parted with the rack and the fagot. 1t
has not yet given up the practice of vllfyng those
who differ in judgment. One other reflection we
venture to Offer 1t is not every minister nor every
doctor of divinity, who is qualified to render
verdict on the documentary hypothesis as to the
composition of the Pentateuch on the canonical
claims of the Second Episte of Peter, on the qufs-
ton whether there are discrepancies in the Gospels,
or on the proper mode of formulating the doctrine
of Inspiration. Long and patient and honest III
vestgaton is requisite If one would come TO an
! intelligent conclusion on these weighty matters.
| We counsel those who are ready to denounce all
! who broach opinions at variance with their oWh'
to study more and to declam less.
! The " Editorial Remarks" on Americas impress
sious of Matthew Arnold" are marked by the
! " sweet reasonabeness" which that critic has so
earnestly commended. The -1ndorer Rerte'c, IN
point of typography is tasteful and attractive.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
Gearhers.

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COYRIERE& Co. u Last lfth-st, Union square
A PRESBYTERIAN Clergyman (Amencan),
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III. stuly-yUuug gentlemen adiO- thorough INSTRUCTION
guarnteed boys utted COege highest city references
Address EDUCATION, box No. ~ Tribune ounce
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who has little time to spare Is open TO an engagement 9i
visiting Highest testimonials deity references Al
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Office. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK, Jan. 13.

NEw-YoRK, Jan. 13
Some interesting results are presented by
comparison OF the December reports OF the United Pipe
Lines for the last three years Tho comparisons Of last
month with November given in THE TRIBUNE last
Friday Gross stocks Of oil in the custody Of the lines
December 81, 1889, 1884 l93 barrels Of
the amount December 81, 1892 and l1,369,l07 bar
rels more than December 81, 1881 Deductng the
sediment and surplus account however the figures show
addition ofonly 49G70l barrels the stocks last
year. while IN 1892 the net stocks increased from 1881
1874 $40 barrels With stocks largely increased in
1882 average price Of United certificates for the year
was 70 cents; last year with growth OF less than
100000 barrels in stocks the average prce was
81 05 S5100 Comparing last months statement with
that of the corresponding month in 1882 the certificates
outstanding show an Increase OF 3,lS2,565 barrels
and the credit balances decline Of 1,685,S64
barrels Compared with December, 1881, last months
statement shows increase Of barrels In net
stocks OF O93i9i9 barrels In certificates
issued and decline OF 7j3,371 barrels in credit balan
The following table exhibits the position OF the
United Pipe Lines December 81 1881 1882 and 1883,
the figures being given IN barrels:
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
COTTON mARKEr-aY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Jan l2-l2JO D. m.-CottOn 6nn; Middling
Unands Sd; DO Orleans. 3lBd sales l2OOO bales IN
elhing 200 speculation aud export receipts 1900
bales Including A,4lU American. futures plands low
Mddhng clause January delivery o LTD January aud
February delivery G-54d also 6l6idi do February
and March delivery Cd; also bid do, March and April
delivery 4-G-d; also 6b4d do Aprl and lay delivery
S.o46 do May and June delivery. l5ld do une ana
July delivery, IJ64d do, July aud August delivery
1904 Futures hI1n - ,--.. -
1850 mCotCon-Ihe sales Of the day ncnded 5o9 bales
American Futures-Upands Low AddDg clause, FEBRUARY
March delivery q S64d; March ana Aprl a5nNeIyi
764d do April and May delivery, lOO4di do May ana
June delyery, ls-0f; do. July and August delivery,
i 2O64d Futures closed hrn-
GALVESTON Jan l9COtton steady; Mdding 10 5l6c Low
Middng lOoj Good Ordinary, Bl2o; not feeepLs, 2'O3
bales gross, 2,756 bales Exports 20 Great Britain,
bales 10 France, - bales 10 the Continent, - bales;
Coastwise bales; sales, 6;S bae1 stock lOO55B bales.
SAVANNAH Jan. l2.-COttOn hmj Midtling, lOc; Low
Middng 6-lo Good Ordinary 1lUe net receipts 1908
bales gross, 2u69 bales Exports 20 Great Bfiedin,
bales 10 France bales; 10 the Continent O6s5 bales
Coastwe 1919 bales; sales, 100 baes Last evening 6UO
bales; stock. 95.UlD bales
NBwORLEASs, Jan: l2-Cotton hrmi Middln{ 10 7.l6c
Low Mdding 10 Lice; Good Ordinary lllbci net re
celps AL bales gross L3S7 bales; Exports TO Great
britain 9O25 bales 10 France - bales To ue continent
bales; C0LstNlse, bales, silca, l,OOO bales last
evening, 800 bales. stock, 44O, los bales.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-nY TELEGRAPH


BrFFuo Jan -Cqte-Receipts to-day, 300 head; for
week thus far head; for time last week, ooOO
head consigned through, 213 market qleti Extra
steers SO 15HS7 20; Good to Choice Steers 30 f1Qeo 4U
COWS and Hefers 81 4OdS4 90; oxen, "a - ass ~.
Receipts to-day. 400 head for week thus FAR,
through - cars, market quiet Fair TO Good western
rs, Choice Si 9OU 30 30; Common S3 200
s., ID; Canada Lambs, 81 % a 81 80.
H6gsGRecepts to-day, 1000 head; for week thus far
through 30 cars; closed steady but lower Good to
choice Workers 70 30; Light Mixed - 60qSJ 75 Good
Mediums - 90a$6 10; Choice Heavy - lOGSo Zoi Flgs
S5USj 40.
CHICAGO Jan 12-Te Dr0rsrs Journal reports: Hogs-Re
pts 200 head shipments 5000 headi market 5teHy
Tor best heavy for light and rough; PacSing 20 OG
- 10; Packing shipping 81 4j996 l1i Light 1Gso 6o
Ca9igItecepts 700 head shipments $500 head mar
Exports $dT6 Is; Good to ChOlce Shpping
- 80 81: Common to Medium 81 Ass 80;
SLseD-Rccepts loOheai shipments 22OO heao narset
steady Inferior TO Falr S30$ii Medium 10 uOou $VsOi
Choice to Extra, S5G$j 10.
Fast Liberty Jan C1tle-Reccipts 1883 head; ship
u,lta 7Oj head market fair and unchanged
gs-Ueceius 1890 head; shipments, $50 hea market
dul: 0Ph4lepmas 50 ljdbj 25; Workers, 50 10HSo To-
SHseD-Receips 500 head; shipments LOO head market
dali Prime SJd - 20; Fair TO Good 81 2oG+i 49, COhoh
s. 25as3.
ST. LOUIS Jan -Catl,-Receipts, 900 head shpments
head market steady; Exporters 70 OGVo 0 EO0I 70
Cuce shippers 5udt6 lOi Common 10 FAR - % 4O
Cow Hecrs S3 90 GS4 5O StOcAes and Foodr - oO
SbIe1-Receipts $50 head Shipments, $500 head best
grades firm common grades dull Common 10 Mtu - %
G&J -o-..- - poo,,r, a. A. q. ssG5
Butchers to Extra - 7OG$6. Receipts SZOO heAdi Smp
ulents, 4,lJU head
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rirer Vessels and Railroads
NEw-YoRK Jan IL, 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NYw.YORK. Jan. IL, 1884
AsHEs-small sales of Pols have been made al 43"ft'
Pearls nominal -. o.a stoadv at l2Io
, 73J bags Rio ex fnsS; tns
santos ex "DOna" tho supply here IN hIst hhS time
0SO "a hays Options slightly hghsr ~ , anS
dnTng the dav receipts at Rio being only lU oss
The Uavr decidedly higher hut the tr,ing mere Ws ~ a.
tbeless moderate sales 10 ra led TO ao
witch me early advance lost sales 347 % blgs w
i Co. Jannary 81 O5 for February. S1l - for March
sI1 "a for April ST 4OGSl 40 for MAY 81 40 i1r ;unT
ali XIX Tor Julv and for August; closing Dsty
ss follows January sO aOdsl0 49,; February 81
March al COAST %; APRIL Sll 3OdSl 80; May ,onJ
asl lO Juue, sll 4oasl 20 brazil Pee GsI ba%s Ar
In stock first Hand Stock yesterday 2b5b3l "a
rfoIs 81 i baas: total 2o69rS Total First innu
stock to- dav 56s bags Second Hand stock NesteraS
1GO d0S haC Warehouse Deliv ries Yesterday, liU
Total second Hand today l6l3as bagS IGtal SSI
~ New Vork .p Total stock IN RaltlnGr ~
bags Total stock IN NewOrleans 49, hags stots
AZ otber norris 20 492 Total Stock IN Unue' 1900
"a 5s bags Asost loEer steam to JanusTy a. h
Afoat from Rio Ier Sail 20 January o. bhOO' eo6
o,, tror santos nor steam and Sa January d39g9
haas Toai a. 800 bags Total Visible = supply 90 III
bags Mid grades quiet but seady 200 bags MeAl'"n S'
on private terms. - ,,-,.. -, ,,,ot . sale.
9-5 bales Delivered contract 300 bales HeceipS "a
the ports today 10 233 bales, against 1919, yeSefuA9 ~
. IaatX week
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14

It will be noticed that the receipts in December, 1882
241 257 barrels smaller than in December 1881 and
In last month they 33404 barrels smaller than in
December. 1892 total decline in receipts last month as
compared with December 1881 OF 575,3O1 barrels The
deliveries in December 1882, 73l l61 barrels under
the figures for December 1881. while last month the de-
hveries were $4,000 barrels larger than In December
1892 and only 7O71 barrels under the large deliveries
OF December 1891. Hence the decline In the excess
Of receipts over deliveries, comparing December 1ss3
with December 1882, was $685. 1874 barrels; the decline
from 1881 39s $50 The total receipts in 1882.
27956.S7S barrels; the total deliveries. 1SSSj,992
barrels; excess OF receipts for year. 9O7OSS6 barrels
In 1888 the total receipts q 075,1 1885, total de-
veres 1S575347 excess of receipts 2499s06 barrels
The excess Of receipts last year 654l $50 barrels
smaller than the excess I'm 1892. Although accumu-
lation OF stocks ia shown it has been many since
favorable comparison Of with another could be
made as is shown by a comparison OF 1888 with 1892
The total pipe line figures TO date from January 1884
are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
Ee9al Notices.

THIRTIETH- ST. Supreme Court. Edward
Hncken sole surviving executor OF the last VIII ana rs
lament OF Eice deceased against Isaac tnduu M
ward James The Farmers Loan aud Trust company As
receivers property estate and effects OF Robert bowh
deceased and Elizabeth BOwne deceased sarah James Ahu
Edward h. James -- -,.-...,.---. .,,
In pursuance Of Judgment and decree OF snd
sale entered herein June H. lSS2, l. ue uhlSI
signed referee in said Judgment nAmS VIII sea ~ pSeao
Exchange SnesruOm, NO III BrOiuwy NeM
YORK Cy on the 7th day February. 1854 at ~ o'clock
noon by KichaId " Harnett aucuonee the following ue
scr1bed premisesi ~. -...., o,s hnua
pRs thereon situate lying and being in the IMenueth
OF the Ciy OF NeWYoIk aud on the sOuhery so OF ue
~ hounded aud together as iouows BeSnmhs
al Doln on the sOuthery side OF Ihireths distant eaht
ery aud ninety eight feet aud seven
the eastory OF seventhave thence running
along Thirfeth feet thence running sonSt
parallel seyentha'e ninety eight ieet 9iis nTnes Ii
theucs westerly parallel with Thrtethst, slAuNe lt
thence northey and parallel with seyenhaVe ninety esh'
ar and niue ucho. Thrtethst the point of beginning
nard NeW.York, November |, lnSS ~.
xreptpg tAeTefrom lots two and three commencing roe
hundred and twenty three feet and seven inches tasty O
and running eastery forty eet-Daled January
b, 1854. ,aANFopD POTTER
Referee.
d T. WALDEN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
32 Liberty st, y. \. Cly'
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14

Although the record OF transactions at the Petroleum
Exchanges last week fOots up to 76 $4,000 barrels the
tyity represents, limited extent, the operations of
spectators only. In fact the most depressing influences
on prices are the absence of outside speculation and the
smaness the investment demand From 81 14As0Sl 1888
there almost continuous decline to 81 ll4.
final rally OF due TO covering OF local shorts
and vet the market ended pa below the last figures
OF the preceding week Murh "lOng" oil has been sacr
feed and the great majority OF operators enlisted on
the ''bear" side. A scare few wells in the
Sheffield district which had been given sterile some
time ago. expectations Of increased Development work
as the sDng approaches and the cessation OF the drafts
Which were made on stocks from July December last
furnish bears" with arguments for lower or
values There was title promise OF a rise in
the tone of the market bat such shaking of weak
holdings as has been accomplished prepares the ground
well for bull' movement and the 'bull" cliques
far from being denOraizcd
The of prices and the total dealings for the week
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
Itliniu9.

rDHE ANNCAL MEETING of the stockholders
i of the New. England Gold and silver Mining Com;
pany the election Of Trustees for tue ensuing year VIII
he hell at the COmpanys OAce Ol SprngSt New YORK Guy
on Friday February l. 1884 at l. o'clock, nOou P0us vi" Do
oJen from Il TO O'Clock y. M -,
transfer BOOKS VIII close January and viii reopen Fcbru
airy 2, 1884 ,,n,,,y,,c, ,-,c,rors
Ncw.York ian 9. 1885, Secretary.
YOUNGsTowY, ONO Dec. 8, 1893.
TUE ANNUAL meeting of the stockholders
the Grand Central Mining Company for the election
OF directors the transaction o such other business
before them VIII be held al the ounce OF
the company In youngstown, OHIO ON Tuesday January TO-
1854, at u o'clock u L. L. McCUhDlI SecIo'AIy'