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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-07

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pUBL1C SALE OF VALuAHiF
l. Property. fc.idencc, Garden and Mnnrh','
lnfing site. With water, coni md Other I,sirS,
%nici,ses. The late lhll!s Reilly Farm, ut The ,M W,SrI
Railroad. river fronts, river bottom lots ahovS ~
high waite. Of 1854. and hill tracts. In MI Nh0n, IN
scrcs. IN The vicinity Ui tho WelSbug, ", Va, css
field. VIII be sold on the premises at GLENN In,
stAt1oh+ on tuesday, SOfember Is, 1881, rOyB,aeaplts
At 10 O'Clock 4. ". For particulars call on jSmrss
Gilchslst, No.: ILL., Chnpliic strct, or lGo,1Ess
0.brlen, state Treasurst's Office, Capitol Bu!idInT''
Whec!lne. ". w., where rlGts of Property cAn i,
seen; No more ciigthiesttc for friii or ttcci ptsnt
call be found. r, ms, one.Iougth the WiErhNsc
money cash in hand, and the residue In inv,
equal annual payment, With interest from DIV 0t
sale: deferred payments 10 be secured By deed al
trust Oh the properly sold. ~
k JOHN j.. KAN,
ALoSZ0 L0RISG,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-07
Irnal 9ottecs.
III $: MARsIIAl's SALE OF STEAM


'T s. MARSIIAL's SALE OF STr1V
orltcl States MArhAIs Salr..-Tn tho nt.,,Ic, g..
o.the CIl.sd stn'ss for tho plstrIt, Of Wt-t w
gtn% in Ad,nlalty. OK. skunk, A,.iTu.SS n! y;
ny nssihS ia.ilwsy a,l Dry Dock CemrsvppS'
htckle. apparel and furniture. NV eHs'hea,
by. virtue of. a writ Of vendltionl ey,,,,.
dsnn ~ s,I Isaf a. out ,Ss Si ne pIsitic, rGnft q 't t5s
% s% me d i@sss III ID III H. pi sSaTs o. su VIZ; NkEtaiI; AID
highest aud bUst bidder fOe cash. on "u 'e4 70 tie
SATURDAY. THE SRI DAY OF SovENNpB Yea,
a. ~ oSioek 4. y. the sula ~stcainboa, "pIutn0I"
hsf engines, tackle. apparel and .un,I,1 p,uI az
paaaI!e landing III tho CIV. II wheeling. We, u t w.
US. Marshal bisttt %i & &rSlENis s9S,,
\. @. BARR, Proctor. 80 N"Sf' Deputy,
WHEELING ". Va. Oct. y. 1881. ocea
TIT S. MARSfiAL'S SALE or STEAM
W BOAT "nEjtN.AE.' "Ahah'
unitci states Marshhfs Sale.-in tho pIu,Ic, C,,.,
o! ne United stairs !ot Tho DlitiIS, of M N w.
glnla.-In A1lnlFnliy. Frank Mgtth ,""n,,a Nll'
10. AGAINST The steamboat "pcrniIo",, %ssIivl'0r,
Sincs, tackle, apparel Aitd iimlllr", nr sl'
ny, virtue, Of awtit OF veNdiiIOnI r>,np,.
uenu lite Issued out Of the UiAttivI / D M :, lstl'
To- Iat ms d dM,st s' N ,ag tf U.s S5st, Of W.T. Virginia. aud nd
efIosc Tor ,ale at;.puhllc auction, aud ,Sii !, IL WI
highest and best bidder for cash, on 81 ~ tic
SATURDAY, THE SRI DAY OF NoyrHmr 49,.
nt 10 O'clock M, tho sald stcamboa, .YoaDn'"' ,
hot englnc:, tackle, apparel nni I%ifrtl,n"NS i'.aI,''
public landing iu the ely OF Wheeling Nv !, ~ w
Hluia. GEO. VI. All NV Viz
u.s. Marshal, District Wr4t VIryIni,
$780, - " ". II. RAM, luuuiy
LIVING, M'tviS 4 Reilly, Proctor. '''P""'
WHEELING. ". VA. tSt =. lI,. oc.,
TIT S. MARSllAL'S SALEOF STrIN
~ BOAT "C0uRtER" "'Na'i-
United States MRrshNl's sAlO.- III tho nt,.lo, No.,
OF tho United states for the nlsIrlri NJ W. Sst ST 1
gtata.-it Admiralty. Frank iio0th, ,N N VT
&c against the steam boat 'Cou,lrt' !; icr " "ros
tackle. apparel and furniture, eNs'he''
by virtue OF q wri. OF venllt!onl cyropOs ~,
denti lite issued out OF the district tFnTMrrI n w ~
United states for the District Of WcAt Viz irin S ~
to mo directed In the above entitled raii."' : Vii
expose for sale Ht public auction md xii !" wv !
highest aud best bidder Tor cash. on ""N VA . uN0
SATURDAY, THE srt DAY OF NOVEMBER ice,
at 10 O'clock A. ~, the said steAmloa, "rou,to, y, :,
her engines, tackle. apparel and furniture, ~ <,
pubic landing III the city OF Wheeling, WesH, Wy IL
g!n!a. GfO. ". ATKiSs0SSN' WE
U. s. Marshal, pls,rIr, WcN Virginia
uy ". II. RAM, Deputy.
EwiNo, MELVIN 4 REILLY, rroCtUS, >'"!'
WilEkiIs0. ". VA. Oct ~. ISL, mn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-07
Ge,tcral 3otices.
,POARDING FOR HORSES.

nm prepared 10 board a largo number OF horses
city. Those cntrrsting horses TO my care arc as.
snrHi OF ~hntctass treatment, as ] hnye none bu,
Inc be.t OF srooms. Arrangements can DO made u,
TO have horses sent In and out without extra
change. SEegi!gtFT tsa7s9I ". ]. IVA RDEN :
Telephone 80, slIlI', ss-'IH mi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-07

TOE PIERS AT POlNTpLEASANT, W.
4 W.. Sealed proposals In duplicate Will 10 rc-
eelfed al this Office until noon tiocal ttiaef, on Mon.
Jay the 9Th day Of December. 1854, for furnishing
material and building two Icc Piers in Tic Grenft
kanawhh River, ne,r Point Pleasant, W. Va. -
!. Approximate quantities Of material required:
Il. BIN. Oak Timber: 1856 lbs. Iron Drift
B0lh: 2,4s6 cub. yds. Kiprup Stone. % ID @11li
: Specifications md blank forms for proposals. will
be furnished gu application to this Office. Letters
skiing specifications should DO marked "UGlcIsl
Business OIL the envelope. Wa 80.
ts5:I4q iih lf WM. r. MERRILL,
i2 Lieut.. Col. Of Engineers.
U. s. ES0lSEER OrricE,
80. Cincinnati, Oct. q. 1sst. nos
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-12-18

Handsome Dress Plaids, from 8 cents
to 81 per yard.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-12-18

Mems Homemade Mitts, 25 cents per
pair. Get pair at once only ten
dozen on hand.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-12-18
CARPETS AND RUGS

For Christmas presents at prices
which cannot fail to please.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-12-18

Woolen Knit Goods in Hoods, Nubi-
as, Scarfs, ETC., cheaper than ever.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-12-18

Dress Ginghams down to 81 cents
per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
NETWORK, May 20, 1894.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw-YORK May 20, l9't
AsHEs-ouiet but steady. Pots 49lhc. Pearls, 6
0flc
BFFSwAX-stil firm owing 70 the light receipts western
and Southern, IS d3sc. -, A.
tracife or Bumnons Is going on feeling Of weakness
now pervades market Anthracite by the cargo along
side quoted az 81 asa BtuminOus. 50 - 0S4 10.
COFFfE-Spot Rio duh NJ loo for AR sales l,aOD
BAGS ex "Harrux" cilan" and LIZ eI Reliance
sold private stock here in FIRST hands -ioJIt
bags Options DUH and lower. sales IA 100 bags closing
barely steady at folOwngDrces June 5000 10 July
S21d $3.50; August H.35 % 40 September - 0S39i
October SO 1850 November s60d $50 December 800
GS.7O. Mild grades dull;
COOPERAGE STO k-AlthOuRh trade IA SLOW NJ the mo
mont. prices remain about steady.
COTTON-spot Cotton steady unchanged and moderately
including 400 Tor
900 for consumption. Delivered on con
tracts bales Receipts the ports aY 10 bales,
against tls vay week. 3.l49 last year. since
Scpember 4746 80 bales against J790.bl2 same period
last
according the American classification arc
asf
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COTTON MARxErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIvERPOoL, May 29-l23O D. m-Cotton steady Middlins
Upands b"s. du. orleans, ti sales l2OuO Oaies IN
GLIDING 1000 bales for speculation ami export receipts
bales including 4GOO bales American futures-l p
Low Niidlmg clause June and July delivery o4di
22bi; do July ANA August delivery Gb-b8di also
2104d. do August and september delivery, 81 -9td'
l64d Do september aud October delivery -JOt a.
amt January delivery, llG4d do. September delivery
a3.0id.
Up m.-COtton-GOod Miidling Cpands, 916di Mlddink
Uplznus 6d.. Low Middlng Upanda, 8 ludi Good Oul
nary Upauds, 1871 1871 ordinary Up ands d Good MIDI
ding Texas Id Mdlling leIas. Ed Low Middng ieAAA
I'd Good Ordinary Texas ID Ordinary Ie1asi u lhui
Good Mddng Orleans II 1874; Miding Orleans i LO"
MddIng orleans B. 6di Good ordinary Orleans 81.
Ordinary Orleans qldd The sales OF the day included $500
bales American -, ,-,.
Futures-U pands Low Mdding clause, hay delivery,
u ggGid sellers; do. May and June delivery, ---o4d
sellers aud July delivery, 226td buyers do July
I'D August delivery S7OAd buyers do August and sep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-30
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BosroS, May 20, 1884
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Renorted bn LoHN h DAVIS Il Co. II WaLkst
THURSDAY, May 26, p. NJ.


Naturally, considering last evenings clos
ing. this mornings Developments about the
condition of affairs at the Penn Bank of
Pittsburg and the announcement that the Wabash
Railroad Company which in 1881 was paying divI-
dends of @ per cent per its preferred stock
had gone into receivers hands, the stock market
opered weak and generally made greater or less
declines from yesterdays last figures But
before one-half hour had passed there was
developed concerted movement TO advance
prices all over the list. Central and Hud-
son advanced from early sales at lO4ds to
IO6l2 st. Paul from 694 10 72ls, North
western from 81 TO 997s Burlington and Quincy
from 1I1l2 to 114A, Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western from 96ls to 1O2, Lake Shore
from s3l4 to s524, Missouri Pacific from
~ to 76l2, Union Pacific from 81 TO 4O4,
Central of New-Jersey from So to SOLE Reading
from 26I2 TO 29l2, Northern Pacific preferred from
45L TO 47l4, and other stocks in proportion. Yet
the market was duh and the total recorded sales
amount only 20 ISL, 7l9 shares. Toward the close
there was less buOyancy and prices were easier
on a small demand; noticeable feature was
the break of l per cent IN Central ana
Hudson during the last ten minutes Of business
from lO6ls 10 1858. The manipulation Of the stock
loan market was continued, and IN the early hours
premiums for the Of certificates till Saturday
were paid as follows: jersey Central Lake shore
Union Pacific and Western Union l-64; Illinois
Central, Reading. Missouri Pacific, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, Central and Hudson
l-3291-16 and Burlington and Quincy l-l6@ls
Der cent. After delivery hour the chaTman's ros-
trum presented the usual appearances crowd OF
brokers with orders to buy in stocks Tor nom
delivery; but the result was that only 800 shares
of Delaware, Lackawanna and Western and LOU
shares of ct. Paul were purchased. The market
closed close up TO the best figures but II was weak.
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quiet steady and unchanged. Cut Loaf 20
1ac, GTnsssd e Tn stand
dara a." sac OF a" 57ss6lc.i White Extra" G"
5+a5sc Extra &C" 5Se5l2c.i &C." 5isG5hc. yellow,
4std5c.
TALLOW-Hore active and steadily held Prime City
quoted az Che Sales. 50 900 10, at 69c and 22iOOO
Western at Sac. charge for pkRs 81.
TEA Japan quiet and steady lac paid TO exchange 40-
0OO N June for August. Black nominal
TUBAC OSeed Leaf quiet sales 200 cases 1882 Wisc0n
Gin Seed 2Od 42qc $50 cases 1892 Pennsy vana
6d27c; 100 do 1891 do 9alc 2OO 1888 New England
l2iad3lc. 200 bales Havana SOC. d$l 10 100 Sumatra,
II 3OGrl go. Medium ugs nniet and steady.
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ms according TO the American classiacatl

Cood Ordin nG..--l
strict Good Ordinary ll.6 Andiling llls
Future quiet closing to points qTeT g. - sales 5 40 ans o
q5s gHiy iG76aii * August ll.s9e ii9O sePtem
9eF oeo S ga J 3a H0Yf%s NJ 90
Inc aq TTansfG G al, notices = S 5S.rgo
FLOUR AND continues h1 b Inil
mss confined want. sales. $500 bbs Of which
sIn md sS 81 20 for Winter Wheat 100 bbs city
9 for spring and s. 63 W5c,, Tor T T4
mainly within the ca range IT y - as 20 aftar
ono trens Gommon n FAR txira state - lOds3 80
Good Fancy Do 81 70 as6 Common 70 ood tTtra Vest
mon TO Far Extra Ohio - 5oaS4 Good - 2oas5 !o
sG Iaa g E5 Is Clear 9lg Rye
= 5o strneh - ra,e3i o toG 70 % Far 4T
50as 20 Far 70 Good % a. 10 5s ;2q q, 70 s5 ky
$3.50; CITY NH Extra for West indies S. 90 20 10
south american. 50 ass Market closing dnl ;c.
bbs nrndns Common Good EytTa r. 3 s. dG0s4 10
req est 'i'1oni dcci rd change n pace sales 800
~4......CoRN MEAL-!uiet. Yellow Western 50 a - IO'
FJREiGNN Fruits Dried dull aud generally unchanged
queny the decline and advanced e. hen
i"st me az ance ana st on "a Ir nearly a in
spring Wheat moderate Mn business oS Se h Ia ffr
including Uo Chicago boat,cads l6i2 SIC. No
MwauEee Load s-c. Ungraded Winter Red SIC q 81 20,
o. Rcd 70 1859. No = Red. 3 "a delivered IRON
store fcsrs in elevator No Rel sel-
Ter June u a. o2 ~ OF do seller July - ts
az u4 closing 81 "a a; DO. seller August 81 O1@ei U'
closing 81 o. do seller -epteoe = q - 1o' %
seller December : O93 1rl TO- closing II w. g
- YE--Slarket more active and nrmer. sales, ltOIO
BUSH Western, no c. delivered 41UUU Dasn 40 70
arrive cost freight and insurance M lOci 2+uOO Dush
Canada Sc; 5000 bush. Penu7 Eanid icj CaDil aa7
~ In request with 5000 bush AZ s3c-. CORN
Market unsettled cash lots were n ~c lower Cpu'ns
gbetter subsequently lost most OF me ab e
aud closed q shade above the inside prices AR
trade demand and good business on spec
Native account Saes 900 bush future, 225 600 bush
cash inc udng rngraded Mixed at a6ici Damagr 80
20 O Tomorrow" arrive so :, NJ
8 80 "a 20 d.iyercd. steamer Mixed &c. ana GLOW
southern, % No Mixed seller Nay. % &c closing
3 &c do seller June. as &c closing US 40. siisr
July closing do seller August b11201 c.
closing &c: september 296 C., c.Osng "
lots . l2c letter on NO Mixed
other cash nOUt decided change options opened SO
c better subsequently lost he advance and closed nr ~
the iusi prices bush. future - 600 bush
cash including Mixed al c.. No. = 572c IN store
40 quoted at C.; White 39l2c. No. >, lac
in elevator % a4Oc arrive; No. quoted &c; Mixed
Western. 39a c. White do 4Oa4ic WNte state A. n
c including I4SOOU bush. No. Mixed 70 q IlYe' cos.
fei sht and insurance 81 3sc- NO Mixed selIef
Jnne 81 closng at s. c. do seller July 81 "a
3-c closing g. Be- do seller August Doe Closing 'Jc-
f.w..rr tr.4aa Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-30

tembsr delivery e4d buyers 90 september and October
l7-eld. buyers do November and December delivery
9 l3.64d. value do september delivery sod value.
D. m.-Cotton-E utures-UplsDds Low MiddHng CLAUSE
Nay delivery, 226id sellers; do May and June delivery
2264d selers June and July delivery 22B4d buyer
July August delivery, 2764d buyers do August
September 364d buyers do Scptember and
October delivery 2g4d buyers do october and November
delivery S64d sellers do November and December as
livery 1364d. value; do September delivery 33-o4u
buyers. Futures closed steady.
GALVESTON May 29-Cotton quiet: MiddlIng, II ~ Low
Middng ii Good Ordinary 10lG net and gross receipts
l. bales; stock 5Js7 bales.
SAVANNAH May 29.-COtton dun and nominal; Middnnsi
lla Low Mlddlng los Good Ordinary. 10 5l6i net ana
receipts 20 bales Exports COastwse 1878 bales sales
90 bales sfOrk. 1,7JS bales
NKwoRLEASs, May 20 Cotton quiet: aiddns II u Low
Mdding, 81 Good Ordinary, l0a receipts III Daes;
gross 20 bales sales LOCO bales. stock lOI 9OY baes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKErs

LIVERPOOL May 30 -Proy1sIoas-B acon-Cumberiand Cut
4Os Long Clear Middles 42s. Cd; short Clear dddles
SO 3D. short RIBS AZ III shoulders 55s per cwt Beef
Mess. i3s ~ per DBL; Prime Mess Eastern les; West
srn 65s Lard-A1srean, As. Cd Prime Western. 9d
IaTdO , 49s Cd Hams-LOng Cut ~ Od; shoulders 3Js
Butter 90s per ewt for nnest United states Cheese
American Choice, - M WheatRed western spring. - d.
ats. d.; Red Winter Is sd. OF csuta No 5pung
Is 3D. New Western Winter Is. 3D.. New Mixed western
IS ID California No. IS Sd. {. I'D: California No =
rs. ID ais I'd. GENITAL COrn-Mxef Old js Oh, to
S. 81. csntl PTOduce-spirit5 % Turpenflne
25s 6di do at London 2is 3D. per cwL Refined PetTo-
leum, sd gallon Clover Sesd-Amerlcan Red. AS
054s per owt 1AlOv, 9 nd. per cwt ROsin-C Ommon.
3s 10 ID. Pale 9s los Cd Linseei Oil 20s ID
LONDON, May 9.PrOduce-Lnseed Oil z Is los e i la
per ton: Calcutta Linseed. 4ls % per quarter Lin
seed Cake 23 los ton Refined Petroleum, ID as 1t
per gallon. Spirits OF Turpent1ne I'd. per cvt.
sperm Oil 3646s65 per ROsIn Common Is 3D. a - sd,
Pale IS. Oils Prog1sions-Llrd AS. Cd per cwt for
American. sugar. lis. I'd. per cwt for Cuba Centri-
fuga sJlrzing $50 all l5s 3D. 2l6s Cd for Cuba Mas
eoyado tar refining sHoaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-30
he range Of prices and the total dealings fol-

ST LOUIS May 29-Flour steady and unchanged Family
"a 100 - 30; Choice. 6U0S4 70. Fancy - 25dS5 o.
Wheat active and higher; No Red y GS-2' Gaea ana
All the Year, 3asc.; 80. Red faL 81 90 bid Corn
higher and inactive; sales at 5-6J22c. cash; on
&c NAV 80 c June 5s7.Qj3c july 53a4 544c August;
a. &c All the Year dun 49, 81 &c. Did May
96ssa2G3.c All the Yeur. Rye quiet at 81 Bar
lev dul al GOGsOc. Recepts- Flour 1000 6bls WHEAT
III 900 hush. corn 80 bush; oats 21,OOO bush RYe
900 bushi Barley, 1000 bush. ShDments-IlOur, 100
bbls; Wheat 5000 $4,000 Dusui oats tOO0
bush. BARLEY. 900 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-30
Dividend NollreI.

A LII COUPONS DUE 1Sr PROX, AND
~ the principal all bonds due dat. issued by
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, secured by
rolling stock furnished the following railroads under trust
form. will be paid that the O1ice OF POST MAR
TIN & Co. No. "a Pne-st, New-YOrk I. W. CLARK Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-30
REAL ESTATE.

NHw-YoRK. Thursday, May %, 1884.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
SalesroOm to-day:
b. JOh, r. b. SD,Yfh.
I story 1rOwDstone building with lot, No $40 East
5bst II s. 20 # c OF LexngtOn-aye lot l9xIOh5; 80
Henry ~ gue q ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-30
Dressmdkln1.

nRESSMAKER.-A competent dressmaker
~ wishes customers by the day OF week IN
derstands her business thoroughly. Address a. ,,,
&MARION, Tribune Uptown ONCE l15o btoau"ay'-
nRESSMA kER.-A dressmaker commencing
business prepared 70 make ladies' ana sanulSh' suits
and WRAPS in the neatest style AZ low rates Address
V s. Branch Tribune ONCE, lO3 4th.aye
nRESSMAKING.-B Il French dressmaker,
~ lately line work AZ home OF by me day Is quite
perfect litter stylish draper and has O1st city ro
efences. Addrrss -, ooe -,
nRESSMAKER.-A thoroughly experienced
working nrstcass families either by the
day would like permanent posio out OF town ier the
and assist IN housekeeping cOula take
entire charge IL required Address
". Tribune Uptown once No l,23S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-30
Sales bn Aurtiom
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMAsTERS
4 STORES

PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMAsTERS
L STORES.
JEgFERsONVLLB DEPOT OF THE
QUARTERlfAsrER's DIP ARTNENr,
JRTEKRsONyILLR Ind, MAY % 1854 }
Sealed PROPOSALS tripcate. subject the usual
dttions received this Office until II O'Clock
entral standard time Wednesday. June Is 1854. AZ
which time amt place they win be opened IN the presencs ID
bidders furnishing AND delivering AZ this Depot the follow
EeseTs Paper General order Files Paper Fo1-
ara Ink stands Black Ink. Red Ink, Muclage Blottng
Paper Envelope Paper Letter PAPER Note steel Pns
Ieadpenel Brushes stove Polish solder Mica
and Copper Wire Acid sheet Zine sheet Goal
Scuttes ShOvels longs and POkers Waste
paper Baskets Feather Dusters LettecOpyng
trcOpying Presses ONCE Desks Backsmiths
Touis Ladders force Pumps Steel Rakes Shaokos.
RrOOms ShOeng Rasps rOeCalka HOrseshOes
shoes Horseshoe Nails Liquid Carboc Acid Rossesns Dis
injecting Fluid Horse Brushes Currye0mbs Galvanized iun
Buckets Rubber Hose LIT anal Force Pumps Axle GAso,
Nuts and Bolts, Sandpaper, Manila Rope, Csste
Soap, lacks. -aldeIs Thread saddlers Wax Irvine Cut
Nails White Lead, Lnseed Oil, etc. etc -
Tho Government reserves the right 70 reject any ar al
bids
Preference given 20 articles OF domestic production sad
manufacture conditions OF prize aud quality being equal and
preference given aces Of Ameca production and
manufacture produced the Pacific coast % tho excht u
the required by the public service there
Blank proposals specific atoms aud Iu inform alton aats
bidding etc win be- furnished application Ia this 0nioe
Envelopes containing proposals. shon be plainly MARRIED
addressed 10 the undersigned. -
RUFUS sAXToN,
Asst Quarternaster Genersl
o. Amy.
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West Side.
Rooms an1 flats 60 Get.

ROOMS lfl0 II1fs 20 let
BACHELOR APARTMENTS in American
ID Safe Deposit elegant proof edhce 5thave and
42dst unsurpassed location and cOnVeniences Inquire IN
COmpany's office on premises
MISERABLE FURNISHED ROOMS Tor gen
temen absolutely clean and conducted on thorough
business principles 81 10 $l2 reference required; 253
6th-ave
FURNISHED ROOMS, without board sum-
L mer prices 81 west 37th.st
o. WEST 35th.-HandsOme furnished rooms
sDD second floor small room 81 DENTAL OFFICE.
1914 WEST 44TH-ST Handsome furnished
/ - / rooms sinsly en- suite summer prices refer
1is) EAST 14TH-ST. Two connecting and
&fD one single room in house with owner.
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THE PETROLEUA MARKET.


The oil market was fairly active to-day.
There was further concession in prices IN the early
dealings but the losses quickly recovered Al
though the closing prices not the best Of the day
there was persistent buying by Wall Street spectators all
dav and the reaction the close mainly the cone
quence of sales by persons who wished TO close contracts
on the eve holiday. one Of the principal elements or
strength in the market to-day the common belief
that the bank troubles at Ptbrg were ended and that
oil which might be forced to sale in consequence
OF them had found a resting place. The tdcJ tuat
the exchanges would be open on Saturday and
tbat holders would be Obliged TO carry oil three
d e DAYS was not overlooked. The market closed at
fractional advance after having risen about cents
barrel. D.,
lows , o r
O,an,r. rs 762
Highest. 80 -
Lowest -
Final ee.c6o5 100 oo6
Ciesrances yesterday 16loOcO IIli3OOO
The price Of refined oil was unchanged at si4 cents a
gallon.
BRADFORD Penn. May 29.-Crude oil stronger tota
runs Wednesday, s4.7sJ bbls. total shipments oJIOJ
bb-; charters, 19,s4I bDls. cearances, 4OtOO0O Dds
United Pipe Line certificates opened at 16'6 ana closed
al 775s highest price, 79l9 lowest, 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-30
financial.
NAYHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

No II BROADWAY, NEw. YORK,
May 49, 1884.
Notice hereby given thst the agreement between this
COMPANY the Elevated Railroad Company and the
Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company dated November
a. 1881 commonly known Merger Agreement having
been rescinded holders Of FIRST PREFERRED STOCK
this surrender their certificates 20 TINS com
pany thereupon be EMIT cd 70 an equal number Oh
shares OK the New York Elevated Railroad Com
pany under the agreements Of May g. lrS4. -,
Holders Of the stock OF this company C'Old ana SsW
NAV also present certificates which they now hold and
stamped thereon the memorandum OF agreement ND
the New. York Elevated Railroad Company 49, .
d. W. McW fLLIAMS, Secretary.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE COMPTROLLER or TIE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, May H. 1854. }
NOTICE il hereby given to all persons who
~ may claims against The Marine National Bank OF
TO Walter Johnston, Receiver with the Legal proof
thereof within three months from the 81 instant thcy
Will be disallOwed II W CAN NON,
Comptroller Of the Currency
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to law THAI
~ the annual election Of trustee. u the Cosburgh
ming Company win held at the Office OF the
company Wall-st, b. in tue city OF New
Monday -S4 The polls VIII be open from
New.York Nav 20 1888 JOHN II PLATT.
Secretary.
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