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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25

IIvRurooI. sept ALSO p.m.-Cotton steady Mddlmg
Uulauds a 1 OIlealA hlsi. lulOl bAas
ipcnding uuo bale, speculation and export receipts
oOO bales including 100 bales American Futures duu
INLAND. Low Mldung clause september delivery tOb4l
also pGtd also Gid dO. September and October de
Ivrry 5lGId also J2Otd do. October and November
,rltysry t-GIl also 8 SAD do November AMI Drrtm
Der delivery 47.64d, also t-gldj do noeembor aud
January delivery iIGAd aso l6bldi do January aud
February delivery. btsGili also A7b4ds do February
and March del pOtAd do March AMI Aprn dehNeY,
J3Gid, also h2Uld -.. , -
Tenders dslNOrcs at days clearing vero 1900 bales
docket
Cotton The NJ the day included 7, Oo bales
American Futures quiet Upands Low Alddlng clause sop
temhpt delivery, tNNld huyCra do september ana 'cto
loiNor h36id. value. da October aud November
delivery t1.btd sellers do November amt hocouhtt ne
livery, B4d tcors do uvccmber and January hel'"iy
t0.bld huyois do January and February u'hNetN, |,
4BHtd huNeis do February aud March delivery VhA'
aelUra March aud ApIU delivery, . osbiu s"'Nis
october delivery. 2 h'Ut value ,,..
u. ui-tottou iututvs closed steady, tphnus Low Mu
ding clause september delivery, oetad seller. do sep
tymber aud uc1ucr drivtr!, e3uid sellers 30 u'tobor
aud November delivery AfGid selIs do NoNcmbor aud
pvcombor donvcy, . 4nttd buycis DO us, 'me't ana
Jnnuar, delivery. thOid buyers do January aud tobrn
ary dcliyoiy Ad4d buyers do February and March ds
hNru AiGtd NUllcH, do Match Nhd Aptil delivery, .
b2Gh scliors do. outohcI delivery 'lutI sol'rt rv
uAtNEstoN NUpL "a. lotion quiot Mhidhhg ~ law
Miodlmg. ~ Good Ordinary ~ net and gross e,1p.
HA3H hnlrs Exports COIatNiac ,loi bales SAFES so po'
stock, ~ 800 baloA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
THE TARIFF QUESTION IN PLATrsBuh",
DEMONSTRATING rnE WEAKNESS az TUE
nrv,cn,cy-A srrrcu ny srNAtoR Mlilt"
my ttttau,rit 10 tnr ruiurNGl


my ttttuu,ui 10 rnr fninVNtl
-, ,,ts,,,po \. c.. sent. IA etrrnH
yiinino aud iornu ratification meeting wa" "'" W.
town ins rieht lite TIM largest rhc" III ''"'"' '
rho most of the 5000 uhthiuu" ntc hl'''"'"
a., ndiroct, oihor iu the Mrectrou minc' N'wN
an a., th, mon manufacturers or lumber witlH cot the
Nung, its,it tutu recent Nctra the town usually tN'
u Democratic m,,out,, hut m proportion rs 'h" wn''
aud the worker, Ia the manufactures ''m' '' "'""
ttnnd chat their welfare lukrN d'prh"7 "l'' Wv l''
te,ti,c laru 10, advocated ud sustained 10y the h'PW
nen. thc uumncr ot the Democratic vote, cN "l' ANA
NOW uc town H. Republican e, regularly r II used
10 Ice p.upuIaiit rnc contest This year is go hr l"nsh
ont by tho Republican, squarcN np"n Ihr Issue col l"
teotion to American Industries The Democrats "l '"'
vicinity appreciate their weakness n TINS I'P'' p"
lccnly that only do they not dare openly To advocate
the free trade doctrines of their party ANA ean"d''' '
ihcv actually are attempting To outdo the Republicans Ia
asserting their allegiance 90 The principle of protective
tar0 In this atjcmpt at deception the Democrats arc
not likely 10 succeed.
Tho genuine enthusiasm of the meeting tonight init
Gates that the people of Clinton County are Thoroughly
aroused upou this question. From farm, and villages for
many miles around voters have been crowd
lug into the village this afternoon. The princt-
pal street was fun overlooking when the brilliant
aud long torthght procession organized by the Young
Mems Blaine and Logan Club passed through before the
Meeting Oll voters declare that such evidences of spon
tancoas and hearty feeling upon political subjects have
NOT hcfor, been seen here since Lincoln campaigns
one instance among many may serve as an illustrations
il intended that the torchs procession should be
made Up entirely of the young voters under whose aus
pces the meeting held They have formed a large
club and several hundred young were in line making
n brilliant appearance with their handsome uniforms.
lust a. they were about IN start haired old gentle
man came up torch IN hand and cape shoulder calling
out he took his place. Hold on held on am one OF
the boys here" There "a cheer when the onlooker'
recognized the recruit as Cornelius Stafford well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25

NEw-llA VEN, Sept. 2l.-n response to a
hlcf u.,, .c uot,, u Tho Yale D1ay N'gS requesting
The Blaine and Logan iu yale college to meet 300 the
1yccun after supper TINS evening the lectuTcroom was
packed o. flowing WITH undergraduates n all classes
OF the accidental department and sheffield scientific
School Tie windows were opened That the students
out side might hear Edward Sc octt Hidden. OF Cncn
natl amid thc College yell of Eh! Kah! RAN thrice
rcpca,cd was unanimously elected president of the
Blaine and Logan Cuh of Yale College. constitution
was adopted, and il was determined, a. "a
compliment O., OK President Woo~cy. In" leading clector
an the Republican ticket that the club should bee known
as the Wool .ey Battalion Cheer after cheer Wa, given
when tho motion was I8t sheffield Phelps, son of Con
gresham William Walter Phelps. was elected secretary
and treasurer Then all the Glasses except the senior
class retired. and the senior class organized with Hcman
ELY Of Eyr Ohio. for captain and Herbert J. DJEsctt.
Of kansas CITY, and Edward Hcrick Chandler. of
Auhuiu,ulr. MISS, for Acutcuaut-. Emil A schultz,
H.. Cf Iiuiukcu. elected commander hiDi
OF the bat tlon. The roll of the class called tor
mcmhcI, aud II was noticed that the name of each
Maine man WAS loudly CAtcItd as hc responded for
Blaine and Logan. "DuGr' and Champ were the
names pi IN" students applied 10 those Who refused 10
support their ftVorlt'S.
Tomorrow the other classes VIII meet and organize. u
j. also cctcd that delegations Of theological, medical
and Law students VIII form suhlatta'nS and parade
with the main body IN the professions of the campaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25

H.. o,o,iu, Itn ,nrtuhrrl III Tho ohm nnnr Nj
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lltl, '"n , a., EXPERIMENTATION ,,ndtI,to. ON trlin
~ ,"u t r',,, ,,a t,t'n v,ljrh trauItrd
w. wv t,t' mi, ,',,n r,, tl,,, GLAND and
ININ '.l'll l"i hNNh'' '"'''' '''" ''
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q, ,' ''' ', tt ,'t..tt ti,l,t thp 1901. ni,,a of
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III. .,,. d, al. ,. ftii nf t.lInr hifn. iIo wac
n,ou,nt, mi,rturt,dh, appliance.
ll..r' tuuiiu tul e., urmutt- oi uIt luIul Army nf
.,il,, l- .,rriu. 100 Tine tI>tu Avenue Hotel 1i Tor
a. t,utfii g. ubd ORGANIZED the tuppu .tI tIupllU 20
,uL ,.Ii, ui..r n.U..I.. prr Iltm I.rr liitfttou
,i,, .il,nt Ai,ln. IlIuhlu. rrromiut ,oOlrttl.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25

Tho stock speculation to-day was unusually irregular
ad erl.t fluctuations were frequent and sometimes
Wide. bat thc final urp- only n trw instance, show
change, chat posses, amy ,i-uldcucc The market WIs
opened with exhibition OF considerable spirit, and
-rurrtliyut prices somewhat better Chan ycstertys
last figures. and t.I midday a further advance wls
pushed with uo tle l-or The propoudcrtue features
OF tle market. however, were the failure or
the advance To excite general interest, Hnd
the ease Wlth WLth prices fell back when thc appuct-
tion of force ceased Thus Lake Shore after -cllHt up
per cent % 1C--, with smaller transaction, dropped ID
7l3; Central and Hudson. au az, vance ol = to 80
quietly sold down to 9G Northwestern advanced e 20
So y and dropped % SO; ST. Paul ro-o % t1 79, and
then fell 10 1-~. Northern Pacific pr -crret Pose i >
49, and declined To- lll2 Union Pacific rose 3 10 5o
aud fell To i9li; and Western Union rose ia 20 G5i2 ANIL
later sold az G2lla62i3 Delaware Lachawanna amt
Western Was exceptionally well held even 30 the close ot
business. Il was T. to loss declined to lo7
and ended at l0-li, after transactions in
IsI20 shares While Delaware and Hudson after an adj
vance of "a To 500 closed ~Gi5. Beyond question much
of tolays ruc ,Iaou, uc 10 the manipulation Of tc
leading bears" Openly They We're buyers az about tao
highest prices. What they dd secretly is beyond orr
ken. bat thar IL that element which held tod1ys
market IN 10, hand veal woe. is beyond dispute
Much speculation ndalgc I'm respecting the rate OF
III, dcud 1c declared ON the Lake shore stock Early
In, dividend offered for 3 per cent hut before tho
close II generally Was believed that il viii ho
llg per cent and that belief, We are
informed, is not likely to be disappointed. Tho
early advance n the gruscr~ made ia the face Of tho
publ he'd earnings of the Northwest iRaroalhowinS
loss for the third week Of September of S9OlOo. or -
per cent Before the later declines SCI n it was known
that the - Paul Company rcportcda loss Of only Sl2
21J for the week. 80 IL cannot Dee sand thar actual
conditions had much to do with THE days huctuaton IN
prices The market closed ire sar ar prices little bet
ter than the lowest
The Government bond market WAS unintares ting, but
Va, firm at unchanged quotation, a, follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
COSTUMES IND HIrs ~ rE0FCSI0N

I n 2 y =
The immense grow al thdt part OF me hU'l-
,, f ,,r,t .,ull. .nr. which is known I4 The
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l.i "II'I "' PiilW''' - "'' '' ' MUS '' ''''"'
OF real commercial prosperity Iht tu tI.ai 'tlc
,f II o'NcU 4 Co. ii xth-avr aud TVcltctl-~t. which
t t f.-,,.l f,. .t .uiau,, ,f ,,,i of t.,,r
mas JUST ".'" IN'i'' 81" .'' ''"'' w. ''' ' '''"
shoppers. is large, handsome ptnpAltt OF nearly TWO
l,,,lrl ,,,.. II cnut,u, cn'arrd Illustrations en-
""' ,, d.! . , 49,
EIN'i Id'h'"" p"'7 ~ Winter ''''' III "''P' anu
tIIc- and mum. rou~ small Illus rdtou~ o every depart
,t ,f i,, .-, is -tora New. ,yr.,p- are shown i'm
,, .,
long coats. IO oih'I carmen, OF ID '" '''' 81
goods or ottoman six 'i''"'' Nh'H are 'l'"I i,'l
trimmed WIN l"aS, huil iur or l"rr >tt1t pam IN
TAILOR I.l 3D.. l"II"i NIN Q" "i' '"' ' ' '' i,.' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
NOrEs OF TfE CAMPAIGN.

Great enthusiasm prevailed at the meeting of
the Blaine and Logan Campaign club Of the lNth Assem-
bly, District at No. 100 Last Broadway last night
Charles +. Abbott Congressman I. II. Murch. Of
Maine, and Lawrence O. Gouldng Of this city spoke
Blaine and Logan club composed Of the employees Of
r. H. Macy ~ Co. met last NIGHT tho Knckcrbockcr
Coot d Mft and 6 Hr.tr , q, ~ f.
nominate officers the next meeting OF the
IN, called tbc Mercantile Elaine and Tn~,u Cl,,i
Favorable letters have been rccoycdilom the cmpo,c,
OF James McCrccfl Simpson, Crawford simpson, and
other well-kuown firms
Cmb wa, held last cvcnn al Us hcadquart,r- 80 22l
platform OF the Republican National Convention and its
The Vth Assembly District branch of the Irish Ipdc
evening at No. 23l Ilud~ou-t The following officers
were elected: Michael IIcrwin. president: Patrirk
Shccran. secretary Patrick kclroc, treasurer and T.
Cnnncm delegate TO the Central body. Seventy 1--WE
The IXth District Republican Club held large and en-
lhusiasilc meeting Ia he Blocker Building las. night
thcws, the " Irish orator, " spoke
Al a large meeting u the Independent Democracy AT
No. 10 Monroe 81. on Monday night over 800 members
were enrolled Ia work for Blaine and Logan. William
OComor WH- elected president John O'Douncu vice.
president David Moss treasurer charles Carroll and
John Martin, secretaries.
The Barney Bigln Battalion. which f. composoJ If
Republicans and Democrats who are supporting blaine
aud Logan. last light at No, 40 Second ave and
l~6 new member were enrolled. Later on In the cam
laign the viii Dee uniformed and it Is expected that
about 900 men FROM this battalion VIII take part in the
Republican parable
meeting of citizens of the fourteenth election district
of the NNIh Association Distinct Was held turulck
Hail Nu. J2I last Twenty sccoud-s Tuesday upht
for the purpose Of advancing the Hcrsts at blaine and
Logan. J.. j. Dugan. J. II. ". killcn and William
Mhoaham made speeches, and thirty siX nanes were
enrolled.
large and enthusiastic meeting was held hy the Re.
puhhcanH OF Red bank, y. j.. on TUESDAY night " T.
Holman, OF Jersey city and Colonel Z. ". Fuller of
BaNonnc made speeches.
meeting Of the First ward Republican Blaine and a.
gan Tub held at No % Washington st. ON tuesday
night EN Congressman Murch. Of Maine addrrs4c tho
meeting Tho officers uf the club Htr John Mcurnnn,
president Thomas I MctHbr, secretary Michael SlcVn
treasurer.
The italian citizens Independent Cluh of IInhuLcn
was organized Tuesday night NJ Ne go Adams " n
Was unanimously decided To- support blaine aud lognn
\ Republican rally held nt Co.'S Cob Conn, ON
Tuesday night aud u Ilninc aud iogan banner WAS
raised Addrsrce were made by Major a. u. Curwin ~
Ntoukllu Major Jacob komhlc Of West Virginia, aud
Justice James H. Angel, OF No TO- Last IL etc. Now.
York
An enthusiastic meeting of tho Independent Young
Mons blaine and logau club ~ the AAth Assembly dis
uet was held ~ It's headquarters NJ. oJi Third ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
MAKING SIEECIIES IN Ills STATE.
WHAT The STATE COMMITTEE Is DOING-AN
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN.

The Republican campaign wOr@ in this city
and state is getting 10 be of animated character.
Yesterday the State Committee received news of the
formation Of large number Of campaign clubs Jacob
Hess, Commissioner of Charilc- Of this city visited the
headquarters and stated that club OF 500 Republicans
had been formed IN the NNst Assembly District and that
all the members had bought uniforms. The club, he
said, would parade next week
The committee has the following speakers max
ing speeches III various parts Of the State this
week: Senator Warner Miller Archie f. Baxter ~
Elmira; = g. Norris of Troy +. X. Sch0oumaker G. T.
Nelder, of Eicottyle; Stewart l.. Woodford. William j.
Noungs Arson l. wood, of Palmyra; Charles l.. Knapp,
OF Low,illc Silas b. butcher, j. Rider Cady Of Hud-
son; MahlOn Chance, OF ohio; Lewis f. Carr,
of Port Jcryis; j. G. Curtin. Of Brookb I;
George s. Batchcller, Of Saratoga; ID. r.
Boulke, James H. O'Bciue, James II. Angel
John Fitch, l.. H. Kennedy, T. II. MuIch of Maine John
J.. Riley. ~ Washington, William Wood, of Putnam
County James ATkcll Of CuaiVhario, Wilkes Angel
of NesNille Charles - Baker, OF Corning; Congress
man G. A Boutelle of Maine Horace Bcmis Of liomclls
Vile Major l.. X. Curwin, of brooklyn Worth Cham
bcrlain OF Canton John H. CtWp. of ~ ons Charles t.
Crowley, of Niagara Fails Richard Crowley,
of lockport George b. Curtis. OF Binghamton !;
H. j. CuRgcshall, of oneida Chauucoy NJ. Dopcw T. I.
Fargo, Of Buffalo, Charles H. FITCH Uf Rochester John
A. Grow, James A. Guck. OF Buinlo, J. u. House, q. 6,
HoNhihS, OF AtuCH, Frank llNeodt, u. H. koclor. Of
Now York W T. ONcll, of ST. Regis Falls, aud John T.
QuatlUH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
THE rrooHLYN CLUES ACTION.

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the resolutions were adopted ' WIZ ~, '''
rest the assertions '""t hI"'"H j. ''' mum" ~ "a"
independent movement VIM" "''' ' aug
been h''e 10! '"e assistant D.i""''"'' ~ 49, ''''
P''-'''' '"'''' "''" '''" 1'"' WIZ '' '''
carry 'A' "''''''' "' ,"' '.'' '", 'Il. |
h"lue' pd' "H'h lb'S 9''o" zap 10 '' ''''"'' '"'
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ulpo-luon ana they were itcc traders WIN pr."o.""'
i.,cl,iucs An attempt was made TO show .stcIdil
., f,.. .,,, ,., ,.,...l ina ,t, ,,.,t,,, Inn, ti,.f
'"l IH ll! u' I"' Pi'N"" I'D '' i"'''''-' '"
D. D.u,tr, .o.l,o is one of the Iudcpcudcni National
80 , ,......,..,,. ,.., .
Them, l.r.. bows. gathered NJ one end of the platform
,d irr.icI iu h...,,, when il. Blaine men chccicd
........,, A.. ,,,..,,.......i 4,
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g. BoWhct said TIE majority became provoked al iheI
one of these i-urn,i- who looked to, young to ,o.
WAS heard to remark sof0 totc Wen WhuupIt up for
Cleveland No fan expression ol opinion 10y the "l
puucut~ OF Mr. Blaine was prevented nul lur 'hII '
the audience Was such that had mo- patience Win rc
,,,.. ,,I.i, ...,,,i,ls and ,,,ud moi hear .i,b
"''"~ i
u,,,sil ,,..t,,v that t,o anti uloinc mon STAYED
,, , ,i, ,,.,,,. h,t tina st.ton,,ut c,uid io,f ,.
""'l 'i'" 'u' u''"'-' ''' '"'
verified end 10 Wa- not credited 10y those We" inolmod 100
regard tu the membership tcrtaulN no prominent op.
nam, b., ,r ti, ,,u,., t,l,,, Ia, the eliot, wa a,aeuf
...... ..,.....,
lht oW'c~"' th" 'h' "ll'+'" ' '' "''"" ''''' "
the mtriug VIII tender then ic@snhou- l ~ - NOT "N
meet tit any OF the uuotit, viii leave the club Iuch
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NHI'h H. N'''''-' ''' '''' l'''' ' '
Who recently t.,do tbu tNiiaNHH'ui abatement l'N n'
t,it ,l I, t t, haitian, al bt. hand f.rlsn,,l hs
''' '' ' "
office it.irlt1t Ia Do. 'N'l h' NI|' ''N "'' '''' '
ua TO- uul tud trFrti le luUitlHrd NV trUuiur
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thr "md "' 'h' '"'' o. N'' '' Wy INV ''''' ~ '''
tuihrArHuro o. mrunr'r have uniformly shown mr
alutr have h,.u r plrruiup officer utaIN iva rHI7
IrrI however, That tur tuh ht7 mhd' r,tIuus h"i
utd uunthc, and cm onA tApltrn lhr hope mat llmr
Vul -hoN tnut lu tnl- nay Juitr'rnt l7 .u iuir'
james p. tA0r, SECRETARY "I th' tu' lu "h Wl'INl'"
Nllh Ihlf NJ reporter I-l evening tNHd'l' llf" ~
thl dcsvr cu the ml- hrmthl- puh,uutIu lie 'tHnD
IOs Yesterday, with regard To tEr action cd thai tuh M
"mdur,lu-" Blaine ana logan. lie said.
Inc charge made ll me Lrriing I0s to-day thal the
meeting Of The ouug EeIuDhtm tmo Of hrookN II last
MI nj WAS packed les the aIh'lcuis OF Ny hluhe ANA
that many persons were adniLicd 10 ih" n'l VIA" W'l'
mot mrmNrl1 oi int 'lD II db~"!u'rE I-r Ih' u'"''9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
HARMONY RESTORED AT CLEAN.
lHl TELEGRAPH To TIE TEIBUNE.I

OLEtN, ~ Y, Sept. "a At the reassembling
Of the XXNlvth District Convention this morning, the
Chauauqua DELEGATES were present resolution which
adopted yesterday In their absence fixing basis of
future representation rescndcd. and resolution
offered by senator Vedder. OF Cataraugus not OPP
posed, harmony and good feeling being thus restored.
The resolution provide, that the Congressional Covcn-
tiOns shall be composed OF delegate from each town
and that each county shall be entitled to an adlitonal
delegate for each 800 Republican votes cast al the last
Presidential election. Ia addition thereto, Chautauqud
County shall have six delegates. and Aucgauy three
delegates Nine ballots taken this aftom for
Representative in Congress without resulting in any
choice. II is impossible to fOrccn the result although
Il is thought that Dr. Brewer Will be renoniHatcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
TNE CONRTS.
M cArs M1sr Nor nr IMfrArEp.

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PERPETUAL lNIIN'IINN N'N''' 'N''"
Npo\tN ms ptVtcr ttkrtY 80 NHttAp.
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t,lI d., tu.t, Iitf.u,. Iu Ihr supreme Count, hnu
- - ,. l... tf. t,,it,ti,u. ,f t,n N,,y Norl tIh
"''. 1901" ''' " ,,,
Company '7'nH'.'' WIN 10 'I'" ''"''''''E "'' P''',
fh, Z Do Company vps organized foo supply the public
,t. ,t..,u,.. t,. lower u,u,, Of thr vehicle. wcro
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lUlnu" N'''N ''" '"' '''' '' "' '''" WI" ''''' ~ W
e.. .uHt tlu DO IuDr..t tIh Nftrr. ~ R1ll color,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25

State bonds ~ usual neglected, ANA tody 'hey
were almost without quotations. or city BANK STOCKS
Irving sold at ! 10 and PhcniN at lO0ls.
Duuc~s pcryalcd the market for railway pouua a"'
q. -cner1l character was weak But Erie sec"hN con-
soils WE'RE hishcraud with many fluctuations sold up TO
"A and closed A, 52a which Is % better than yesterdays
Inst nrice Missouri kansas and Texas general - ut %
were OF p,r ccut and they sold at 5s seller 20 days
c,psd1 southern seconds were OH per cent at ia
N,tropol,t.,n seconds declined = to ga Ncwloik'
,la.n and 81 Louis arsts down = ct o. bat N''t
shor and Buffalo nrsts mp = per cent at IL MS
.,uri Pacific con.ols sold at 93Ss9ji9 Central ana
Hudson cnn~ol - wcrc easter at 1908 Northwestern
drhcuturc ), declined a to %. Rock island os W''e
st,ndv at I2iAal25. Cnion Pacific hsts sold az lll@
ltoA and Oregon short Line o. woT steady at -
Towns and Pacific incomes were OF IN per cent 10 ".
ro,t Worth aud Denver nTsts were per c,ht lower wv
nn ul Notthrrn Pacific nrStS weiN dull ~ w" " 90,
rho sub Treasury to day lost ON palau1" "SSt.'
,,,,ia ,,n hv losaes OF FAh3l22 currency ana W."
,'oh 80, 1he da,A operations covered lso'"lPN'
.-OsHA2: payments, Tl,olsa't !, .uhtn,'n'S ""'sN''
TN. ln.nl money market tot eau loans ol"h'a y"
nor cont The lenders competed WIN va'h v.n"a
n hnw low they could loan IT, until nnal TRANSACTIONS
,,,, n,t Without interest AMI something over SlV"
co6 wes oiercd IN that NAY at tho close, - ,n..,
mn clearing House statement oday was ~ foi""''
I.Vhangca, sf3s5p00l, balances, ~, NHvl ,,, "a
Tho United states Treasury NJ Washington t,tnr
cciyed slhT 900 In National bank notes for irdVIroi
The customs receipts fSou,OOo anu tho "N>''
rev onue receipts wcro N9.o,OJo. .,,,.s Thov
The foreign exchanges present no new s,,i,,ss,
are dull and Hrm at quotations iof bas's"sS - ''N"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
W. p. KELLOGG GETS THE NOMINATION.


I NEw-0RLEANs, Sept. 2i.-W. i. Kellogg was
fenomnatcd for Congress- yesterday 10y the TIA District
Republicans Some "kokers In attendance at the con
heDtion formed another convention and approved h. j.
Gay the Democratic nominee This action however, Will
bot benefit Gay, nor hurt Kellogg seriously,
MIR EDMUNDs CoRRECrs A DEMOCRATIC REPORT
tBf rsLsanAru TO tuk rRinuSEI
MADISON, Wis, Sept. Ex-senator George +.
ldinundH has written private letter 10 state Official,
~ which no declares that he wrote said that
aiainc acts attorney for Jay Could" has been
0sged by the Democratic press Of this city and country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
s]l THREATENING INSTANTANEOUS.

! YoUNGsTOwN, Ohio, Sept. 24.- since the
organization Of the Seventh Ward IriShAmcrican Blaine
and Logan Club, the members have been msultcd and
assaicd at every opportunity by Democrats I'm that
neighbohoOd Last night threats openly made and
warming sent TO the club that should II take part n
thc Republican torchght procession on SATURDAY night
few ~ the members would return home alive To rrc-
vent blOcdshcd, Mayor Campbell today issued "A proc
1InatiOn commanding the police and all law-ahfling
citizens irrespective of party, ~ promptly arrest all
offenders who hereafter disturb VI modest any party po
tQseiou % ue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
pEsTRrING NM DEMOCRATS.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. Sept. 2l.-EN-Spcakcr
John VI. Morms, of the North Carolina House Of Repre-
scuiutvcs. has severed hi, connection with tie pc"
cratic party and announced himself a candidate Tor
Congress n the INth district Mr. Moring has been one
of the most prominent Democrats IN the state ana ne
scented To considerable cNtcut the young element
of the party His course IL Is Thought, WiI gIcall}
add to the Republican and Liberal strength Ill Noru
Carolina.