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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. snycd.

McKEEsponr, PA, May s.-Among the
Rames Of those rescued from the State Of
Florida is that Of Hugh Morgan, steer.
age passenger. He veq booked by George
Mars, Of this place, and .wea on bis way to
bis family in the old country. He is o
miner by occupation, and had worked at
Coal Valley, on the Monongahela, where
hia aiatar lives. ~. ----.s =, = So !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09
Southern BaptisI Conyentiop

I BALrlMoRE, MD, May Son the aeaem.
bling Of the Convention Of the Southern
Baptists this morning additional delegates
reported. making the number present 6OO
An invitation from the First Baptist
Church in Augusta, Ca, to the convention
to hold Its next meeting in that city was re-.
ferred to committee. Revs. S. P. Boyce
and ]. A. Broadus addressed the couyen.
ton in behalf Of the Southern Baptist The.
ologioal Seminary at Louisville, urginp
that IS 600 be raised for that institution.
After Dr.. Rroadus' address subscription
was made for the seminary and a recess
taken. During the session cablepram was
received from DR.. Yates, Missionary at
Shanghai, dated to-day, which said:
"Greenla1d's Icy Mountains" referring to
the we'll known missionary hymn, Ihe
convention sang the hymn and the Presi.
dent responded to Dr:NYates, 1.-THE joyful
Sound Proclaim" ; @ .i=!1.'7II Il &. = :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09
Observation-Disclosures W. Hunted, orthe scw
.5.a York LegixiHture.'
.st u MAKES A FEW RKMARys

"You did not 20 TO Florida 10. you, cough
and cold, as you proposed?'
mo! found ihs necessary czouo and pino
aroma IN lour Allcocl' Porous plascrs, two
on my back and TWO on my chest. was
quickly. cured; they proved a pe,tec! shield
agaisst pneumonia. These plss:ers also cured
my son Of rheumatism in the shoulder. which
for months defied medical skill. | have
found them very quick 10 cure and absolute.
eau be more effective" ,|.. .I-l /.
,"Allcock's" ia the only genuine Porous
Plaster; buy no other and you will not be
cheated. H, TrIisaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09

ST.. PETERSBURG, May s.-During the
trial Tuesday Of the Black Band Of Mill.
lists, Dubetzki and daughter, prisoners,
stabbed themselves, the father fatally and
the daughter dangerously. Itwas rumored
that the author Saltzkof has been al.
reated in connection with the suppression
OF the newspaper, Annals of FaiIerland. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09
NEWS IN BRIEF.
The House yesterday passed the New
Orleans Exposition bill. .g-.-,,' =! H.,

The House yesterday passed the New
Orleans Exposition bin. -.-g.y>,'7 =.
Baron St. Leonard, Of London, on .
charge Of indecent assault upon a female
servant, was sent to Jail, bail being refused.
The committee appointed Ia investigete
the charge OF corruption in the late Ken.
tucky Senatorial election reported that no
candidate gave or offered any money to
secure election. g55is
The Greenbackers Of the Twelfth Dis
trict OF Missouri: nominated w. S. Hazel
tine for Congress and elected A. w. St.
John, E. L. Bentley delegates to the
National Convention. 20
The Canadtpu goyernmsnt has decided
to eXtsp nd the franchise to thp Wyandotte
indians end the right to elect their NUM-.
cipal Council. Thi0 is the frat tribe that
has taken advantage Of the franchise bill
passed at the last session.
The third days session Of the Swain
Court Of Inquiry was held yesterday, the
csoss.examination Of Mr. 4. E.@Bateman,
the banker, being conducted by Repre-.
sentative 0slkins concerning the details Of
stock transactions between Gen. Swain
and MI. Bateman. s .4l55
United States Commissioner Evans has
issued an order abrogating the system OF
the COLLECTION of matured taxes on whisky
in WAREHOUSES; by assessment, and directing
the collectors oil internal revenue 10 collect
such tsxes by diatraint or by bringing suit
on the warehouse hon4s. The change is to
take effect August firos. ,F-|sI
{, The Springer Committee called Mr.. John
Ia. Walsh yesterday and conferred With
him respecting the character Of testimony
be would present; Il called BY the commit.
les 10 teptily in the Star Route matters
He said he had presented all the testimony
in his poBsession to the Grand Jury; that il
was an hundred fold heavier on kellogg
than on either Price OF Brady; yet kellog;
was ignored and the latter indicted,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09

at Pitis.-Met., 8; Allegheny, |.
At Phila,-Chicago, IS; Phila., o.. =
AT Balto.-Athletic, 4; Baltic, 9.
at Cin.-Indianapolia, 4; Cln., s., 3
at New York-Detroit, 4; New York, g..
At LouisYille- Columbus, !; LauisYu o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09

,xu,, Morrison has any more tronble
...essled sbou! bis person now is the time
~ .sls NO, The enactlng clause knocked out,
y ''.i,s Ia ,be House Is in the mood for that
ooyt Of thing. II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09

,p,p"o!l ticket" Is what our DemocIa-
q, friends want, why not take Charles
Nv o,ronor, the nominee Of the irreconcils'
i,,s. If 1872? Death has no more charm
-. t;r than for Mr.. Tilden.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09

WHAT wes the uae OF putting Mr.. Gar
lisls in the Speakers chair and giving Mr..
Morrison twist on the Ways and Meana
Commi,tee? Nothing comes ol it all but
bitter difappoin,ment-and the audible
smiles Of much.relieved people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09
Ghe q,Itellige,tftn
- - ., NM ~ fourteenth street.
sn,,xruCAnllsLE'ssmilcs arc a foot long
!, n ,nese degenerate days. 1t Is Mr.. Ran
u - ,D' .''ho sm;les tho "horizontnl' smile.

!, those icr,y.ono 'Arin Democrats who
,,so beeu read cut will cemo into the Re-
n",y i"s,,con party allwill be forgiven. "Thers'a
pa, ,,sra like Lomc'-which Is "where'er
,he heart Il"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09
EEyR,t,N PLIGHT

CAIRO, May S.-A detachment Of Egyp.
tlau infantry and cavalry will bo dispatch
ed Immediately to reinforce Korosko and
Dongoa. Tho natives there are uneasy at
the .weaknes9 Of the garrison. E.5ssl ]. N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09

We have just rscsived large inyoico Of
eight button length Mosquetsire Kid Gloyes,
In tan assortment, and place thcm on aaIo
this morning a. so cents per pair. We guar.
antee that this glove cannot be purchased
outside OF our store at iess than 81 25 per pair.
Il. NJ. MeGILL1y & Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09
Terrible Dynamite Disnster,

,LoSDoS,NMsy s-Tsn women were
blown to pitces and two others wounded
by an exploion Of dynamite at Noble'e
factory in Ayeshiro to-day. 3lT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09

( WoNEv's fine Nkid button, hand tnrnad
flexible bottoma, Just the shoe for comfort ot
Z. il5}5 K Nj, W. Axicg's, : : - -
= .5f 1.t5 etg. !l43 Main street; Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09
A HORRIBLE SIGHT,


Toward morning the noise ceased; the
etrugglers had succumbed. Those rescued
broke through the bottom Of the boat with
oars, and horrible sight met their eyes.
Eight bodies were floating there while q
man named Donaldson was still alive, al
though unconscious from the effects OF long
imprisonment.
Bennett says the conduct OF the Cap.
tain Of the City OF Rome was shameful, as
the steamer passed not more than half
q mile from them, and might easily hove
to for q short time and taken them all Oft
the bark. Being asked 10 explain why SO
few passengers were saved he said it was
all their own fault. When it is remembered
that within fifteen minutes alter the coils
ion the steamer went down it will be aeen
the suddenpess Of the catastrophe prevent
cd any being saved except those who had
their wits about them and leaped into the
boats. ., H
Andrew N. Steele, surgeon, OF Montreal,
has made q statement similar to that OF
Bennett. He says King got back to the
steamer and went down with her. He also
says the captain blew three whistles when
the vessel was sinking, and upon being
asked the reason for this said he was bid
ding those in the boat farewell, and that ho
wanted to show be was sticking to his yes.
ael until the last. The crew cannot give
any information beyond that already re-
ported. rr....s. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09

A WEST Virginia Hillside PIow, iron beam
and handle, STEEL mold bosrd, costs only
IS %, AZ told by y. E. Boyd, Y i8.NV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09
HEARTRENDlNG CRIES.

When the boats pushed away from the
ship and lunges, preparatory to sinking
took place, the most heartrending cries
and appeals for help were heard until
tho final plunge. Bennett saw one boat
hanging by one dsyit. He heard it was
not considered safe boat, and the ropes
were cut to hinder any one from using 1t.
Walter King, of Toronto, occupied the
same cabin as Bennett, and when the ship
was about going down he came to him and
said "for Gods cake, Bennett, stay by me.
l am not able TO swim." Bennett aud King
then got into one Of the boats, the lashings
Of which we're cut at one end, throwing oil
occupants into the sea. Thirty might lave
been saved but for this mishap. Only sew.
en- were picked up. All night long they
could hear the people groaning and atrug.
Cling underneath the boat, and as many Of
those on top had lost friends, and one
brother, their feelings can be better imag.
ined than described,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09
THE SOLE SURVIVORS
OF. THE GREAT DISASTER At SEA
LANDED at honsfeal-Hurthsr Particulars Of tbs
Wreck Of the State OF Florida ~ Relatsd By Ols
OF the Passsnsen-PlaciaE tho Hespousi.
I, bllity-Ths CITY Of Portland sunk.

MONTREAL, May 0.-The steamer Titania
arrived at s o'clock this evening. A large
number olporsons gathered at The wharf
to witness. tho landing Of the Hhipwrecked
crew and passeugera Of the State Of Florida.
As soon as the Ti.ania was moorel to the
wharf, she was boarded by the Custom
House officers, the American Consul ard
representatives Of the press. Shortly after
wards the crew and passengers OF tho
wrecked steamer came ashore In charge Of
the agent Of the steamers Of the State line,
who had secured accommodations for
them at the Albion hotel.
The first person aeen WAS James D. Ben.
net, OF London, Ont. He eaid he was in
the surgeons cabin and had very mar
row, escape from being crushed to death
when tho Ponenia came clashing into the
State Of Florida amidships with m awful
craBh. One Of the crew Of the Ponenia
went mad from exposure and want OF
water and died in the boat before the Cap.
tain and two others were picked up. The
Captain awakened the passengers and told
them they must take 10 the boats Instant
ly. But It appears he made no effort to de.
wise plan by which the passengers could
got into the boats. At the time Of the col
lesion the Captain WAS in his cabin. He
rushed on deck in night dress and assumed
hf.' ...
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-11-15
ONSTER so GAGE MENAGERIE.
AIRING CIRCUS
Which will Exhibit at THIBODAUX, on Saturday NOVEMBER %

ln all lis towering aud overpow
eling greatness. 1t is coming on it's
" Great Trains and is drawn by
its own LOcomO ives, with its Regi
ment Of Artists and Artisans, and
ita great City of Canvas. A whole
world of wonders never before cx
hihjttd. Greater than she Great
est Larger than the Largest! Bet
te' than the Best! With a thons
and New, Wonderful and Attrac
TIVE Features to be .--n with no
other show or shows under the heav
cn> >we, ping canopy!
UItS size is 50 great, its imtu
encc $" aIl-rrefaiiimg, that every
railroad makes SPECIAL excur
sion rates to each performance.
80 CAGES OF LIVING WILD
ANIMALS.
east, Rird, Reptile and Deer-Sea
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-11-15
AMERICAN

sixteen page agricultural magazine, published BY
Z. A. n. Hackett. 1t Fort Wayne. Indiana, and
which is rapidly taking rank a. one of the leadinr
agricultural publications Of the country. It IL DE-
voted exclusively TO the interests Of the Farmer.
STOCK Breeder, Dairyman. Gardener. and their
Household and every species Of industry connected
~'tn .hat great portion OF the people Of the world.
the Farmer. the subscription price 4 A. % nsr
year. Farmers can not we'll get along without il.
u puts new ideas into their minds. 1t. teache.
them how TO farm with profit to Themselves. n
makes the home happy. the yoeng folks cheerfua.
the GROWER contented, the dowucast h.nny .cr
the delna.ocue honest
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-11-15
NOTICE.
Office Of the Commissioner Of the
WORLDS EXPOSITION

UfflCe OF the COMMISSIONS 81 Inc }
WORLDS EXPOSITION J
for the Parish Of Lafnurchc.)
-t5 Thibodaux, August 9TH. 1881.
l. the undersigned. Commissioner for the
parisn OF Lafourche Of the Worlds Exposi-
ton which will open in the City of New Or
leans on the first day Of December, 1894. be
ing ~lesirous that all the resources Of the PAL
ISL should be properly represented at that Ex
position. hereby solicit the co operation Of
all who are sincerely interested in contribl-
tin. to the PROSPERITY of agriculture, com
,nerce and industry, in ,retMriny, and for
wariing to me within the shortest possible
delay, every object calculated to attract the
attention Ct The numerous visitors to the
Worlds Exposition Of New Orleans.
+. SAMOAN.
Commissioner
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-11-15

All Of ONT Subscribers ech0 ,E;ll
pay their subscription accounts
20 thss paper In fWU to date. end
one gear IN Odr0Mce. M'tU 1880
scstea svith one yeay'8 sesAsxy;p.
ton to the
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-11-15
Louis Bush
John 8. Levcri
BUSH & LEVERT.
Cotton and Sugar Factors.
and Geueral Commission Merchants.
Pe.didD street. N. g.
knight. Of the Golden
SuIe.

1hibodanx Castle No. log meets. in Odd
Fellows Hall, corner Market and Patriot St-.
on the second and fourth Tuesdays Of each
month At 7:3O O'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

CITY India Mess s22s s2BEEF HAMS IAN Se srTy
neil a 10 m9 Ba ae1 n qSstanns full prices
AM trading Is moderately active sales e gy'9 lama rs n
average 2e and for Western delivery as0 &
Pya9 terms T. 10 average , ggo'ietd d At a. SMOKED
shoulders &C smoker Hams l4aII isc......MiD DIES
Sery qaet 1It held .i9ss Long Clear earn N aa s2ort
Clear oe Long and short Clear han np an HOES HsH
shade easier again With AIRY actye R3uT{ MY eS ra.
points early gh usre but closed with some reac.
fe back a Is points lea ing of weak spot grades are up
10 20 points but there very % doing on account OF the
spot o5cs 5000 tcs October : ~ Oie. closing Sc.
December "a Sc closing oc 500 January, 10
yerg qnef lo' sa 80 fc AZ zoo Of 10 City Sales 50
s at 70c Refined Gnoied 5i9c LOT S9atGe' On %
Ie-Ihe market Is very strong for all desirable grades
Doe csern = 5ac state dairy halt arkins tubs and
pals l5a 53c. Welsh tubs gI-Gi Me'le1n inA F
tory, 9sl5c EtsEPrices have not varied ana trad
EIciFg-Sttcldy' i5ify active and UNCHANGED.
sTEARINE-,tronger and better demand sales, 10000
'ty AZ sc' go tcs Western &C. oleomnrsarne quoted
DsrGAR-Raw unchanged and qqet 11as 100 bags
Frat l6c $500 bags do a. and 200 hhds Moasses on
Far sold at zoe. FOR November aud i779 for December
closing follows september & 'j - 50 October ~ ga
40 Noyember 40 ~ 49,. De,ember,- tjSat 50
,c u1e% G'-a9'tc; P'"G,Iel o. q - |Illl t
lpc Mould - y e.; Don.gctioae1' IA, I'm m
&C.. 5ifn ji-c. g.. ji-c.; yellow. ia &C.
Ga >'l aos 100 atqs G az a9 I8 PRIME Guy ~
TEA-Opti1a. vOre dull on the spot The market was
,ToRAcco-Iug' qget and unclaimed . MD, 40 NO.,
10. December sold a l-ltr -eprm-c: ,-l'., '--"
4cr ll' l-c November 1'-q7 '-l'c- Decc Aoef' '4
demand ons @ sGeq 90 i Si 81 is any, '3
better lng Sges 3c he g Fr'r 1, i n eI
teit nominal OaiF Pcnn'y.v1nl t Ac virginia aHu
ood. . ,c Coarse ami Common g .dr FIN" amt Me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
election Notices.
.4AIL Or AEW-IORA.
OFFICR Or IHG -FrEFrAgY OF STATE.
ALBANY. August !. 1854.

OFFICE A III ~. August T. i. 81 ''A'N
i Is 6Sre6S s;gea a. e General Fiction to
lbs, Of Voyei Der next November The following oicers
,eia,c Judges OF the Court Of Appeals In me place
otCharle Andrews AID Charrs i.aga9 Who's terms Of
Trrcsv Electors u President and NIceFre'dent Oh inc
.sniave IN N. Forynnth con rress of the nited
Ei,t F.th and Slt4 Assembly -.sctsO OF te ,ornty Of
Representative the ForynHth on 'res Of mo ai;st q
te ~,,onJ and seventh Assembly Districts o. the
ii the Forty r.nt con OF the nite
Fonlh II ad Eghtb Assembly Districts Of tie county
Rcprescn,atven the Fortynnth Concrass o. Tie United
states Cor the smith congress- a uls @ composed ~ no
Tenth Ige1 and Fourteenth Assembly D"''.c' Of tho
epresen alive IN the Foryunth Congress Of the United
STINT r te Tenth Distinct composed q the
Eryenth sixteenth and Eighteenth Assembly Districts "
Repre.eatatve Forty ninth Conre-s Of the United
the Trtrenl Fifteenth and seventeenth Assembly Districts
Renitseatatye Fortyuin Con ,ress OF the United
states f'r the Iweim Conges'ha Di,,ct composed u
Of C.. s .aiy- second Assembly DISTRICT bounded on
y M @ 'of Fty,nitIa street % the BY he east
se.t IAgu avenue. and on the east by tie Lat RIVER
Eep.ts ,4,e 10 Tie Fortynina consIess Of the United
ss "a ' 70 1 ..s2 B, 2.,li' 5sa a8a
tol ara by W 90. ,i g sI', M ,b on ne
f1A | @ ,. ad e-. ~ the Last ST. R SSsr "a q
fl, ....... .. Ne.,-Y.rl
H,a. .l.s. iate r.rrgrrt. c.,r S. q the United
,f.., C...y6t So .c.c-tsr lua te .eel. nl-A Assem-
~ -r.,-0al" 1913 ....... .or.-.' c.aa'y'
o,..a,, ".'et e''''a 5,ai' 'a' oaes az, d
..t.. .ao.A.l. Is %. ~. .t >I...,..,,
Al..,. 81. ue,. urFa Of fLi o-NEY
&.@"or..o .a.a r r, /, az, y.. e re- d;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

1850 September s6 2j916 50 October sls 0oSsis oS
Al Year s 90 ar strong IS ssg s = az
g 75ds7 77g November o%sl ~ t Bu S9 g.,
cepts-Flour. 5000 bols. Whea; l34o9 BUSH; C 9
o6 P1'g Gas II 900 bis Wheat $4,000
bush; Corn jdOOO oats lO7O0J bush Rye 'ooo
DETROIT sept 25 -wneat arm No White Fa ~, cn a.
Soc september soc, october sole Noyemo = 2
80. :, y 70 Receipts-wheat 10000 bush
1wAukEE sept 95Foar quet and 9oe9an red Wheat s9
2S ssaad q e 6a u Go we 35S Rye quiet
No. l. Sc Barloy-So spring. 59c cash 5eptemoer
ogc October 80 Sc 20 > 7psns Ef'r Siciar iad-
Prime steam 8 80 Cash and september = 80 Heto9ar
ceipts-Flo1g 1000 b6... Wheat 5000 busl; Barley
$1,000 smUments-Fiodr 1000 b0ls- Wheat -V)o ou'H'
PHILADELPHIA sept - Flour The marko, Tor new Win
r ground Old springs Western amt Pennsy wanna
super - IS - 5 do Extra = ~ 20 fen'3 'ai]
- ~ Delaware Family 81 jOasj 90 Winter Wheat Patent
export ear lots nictye Recctei i.Sd in depot
r, 20 I,ei ~ go T. vania RED ahoat
and export eieyl2r 5oc Nol Sed 'cpienoGt S
& Option yIe 5 g glTI T 7e So
gi6 ee 5 69c Sa M2sd IN 1por; elevator d5c sail
Ted September 81 l. q G5c OCTOBER - cole November
5,a5ec Becember = l9c oatsC ar lots 'ea5y Re-'ied
10 White, 3d 9a6Ac tutqre' qmet ana mr." ~.
PEG Penn ~ ma ~. "a r.. {a I3n trn ojJ n1s Ga,-
~ zoe Susi mers-WGeat 800 bush. Corn c0.O
Bush asGo o 2Ta-' 5 o-tDI 0asl '''~
LOVE- 3 .'e e,.o 9 Ss5, @naaaf. EAe
october 79,-G ~ &C. Nos'mo+s 6.tt, -,i 9Sisgj g.
september 80 81 Oca October i'1' uai' ,a sales AT
Al The - Yea l' &c., 8yS steady at 5o; Darey-No
ket Butte c1ly a mn. 'nte tiS Ina, o.-a NJ lt,
sG Corn Meal 4l.t .5 81 @ N Sn l,'y por iso
i9 a si e so.1 % II. 3 ' r 9. - aoF & 80
H" "iDt+- tIour 'ooj o'i*+ WI. 5ta9 ni'"' R,rlcy
q ..tl I.,.. -f Irr. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

The sale Of State bonds included Tennessee o 81 J92
south Carolina Browns at 100 and Virginia o. deferred
ats OF city bank stocks Union sold al I6l
A fairly well distributed business was done n railway
bonds but generally IN small amounts-one Oh TWO bonds
were the extent OF the sales Of majority 81 the issues
ccalt in Erie second conso- showed more hinhc-- ana
after b2l4 sold at 53l4 G53. Chesapeake ana ONO hsi
series A. were off la at s39 but the currency os were
steady M 80 ONO Southern incomes rose per
,et n o. West shore Buffalo FIRST j~ were firm At
aO7a4II. East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rircr. Vess.lsaai RtdroriA
NEw-YORK sent. -. l32
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw-YORK. september -. 1876
COTTON-Spot cotton quiet and steady al q decline OF
rfsc New cotton sells a 10 below the appended quota
tons sales bales 400 last evening al for home con
s,ntiou Delivered on contracts no bales Receipts az
The ports to-day 2O92i bales against 1911 TINS ga, aS'
81 ~ last since september J. @Ii3i baiuS
against 20. 500 same pefOt last season. .....-.
quotations according the American Classification are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

Nlstcnancol5

4 YOUNG MARRIED MAN. With few hours
a .IsIr. ..." n.+nr- respect
.Hr arm Aa4r-''. B.. Do. Ir1Il. 1i.'.
4 lady OF experience makes purchases and
rrelt.s servant. tlr ltt."r ss'c,aNy chaIg's mod
Ga 40 a. irpHae Otc+
HlnOW, WIGn TWO LITTLE children,
y hIs q .atuau" opportunity l support hcr family BY
.fUu. ounces -O.r iIniuf luo carpets AMI
La not r purchase Az Iti ul Who hA- such ar
'.. I'D " . roy 49,. i.' N ''.~ 'n .p ,'a'
diu,n. CALEB b. hNENAL~. 4, Last -3't-t
HELP YOUR DOG.-M dicme for all dog
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PUILO'IC MLpl. tNE COMPANY, ~ Allcu-,t. y. Y.
IMPORTATION WANTED OF WILLIAM
j o. KENIHGrON 10y g.. d. REMINGTON OF Gil
JOS. santa Clara county. e.. oma.
NOTICE 10 PUBLISHERS AND PRINT
" LIS ROLLER composition sale go r.dced rates, AZ
ut following o" pitcs f. D. snl oJ cents per pound;
fotcrlcrnt composition COMPOSED of good glue and
uu.d.sDS. l.ghtesuCtuL tooIti- rAuu Eluc aid best
mo,-o- lA.y per pound. toulOrs b'st glue. all
sun ali weather. ORDERS n short u,t.,r- shipped
TIN LINZ C0Npti- IrlOE MING TO- A. % Box DO
better .uG cheaper tnau any printer mako himself
Ihr Newark y. De- sunday CALI u september n, 1884,
an Ld.l Go tlr above advertise mrnt
advertisement el-cN tonteruu. roller comnu-tnn The
au1nictulor d. al od prrs-au ~ -lea experience. For
pupos u introducing tur arlcc the priced
puSl Ia tAc m is tin sheet tr bare OF the art
tho uahcr Is satisfied tai lal al convince ali OF rs
superiority and tad o. tc use ot the tclter gras The
charge ana Vouch all promised TO the
qualities OF the materials used
DURCHASER.-A young lady of refined taste
wishes % do purchasing for outOEtOwn parties snpr
ccfsretuW anI promptly exscutsL Toe referancas term,
andadd.es% address iOr Oao VEGA BUYER rrOane Jass