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Affairs of Rosenthal s. Co.

ROCHESTER, Oct 2S-The schedules of assets
and liabilities of Joseph w. Rosenthal & Co..
wholesale clothing manufacturers, were filed
this morning The total of the assets nom
inally, is $lS20O0; actual, 800 000 total liabi-
ties 1891 600
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Mail Service to south America.

WASHINGTON, Oct 90 -Superintendent Craw-
ford of the foreign mails bureau, has made a
strong denial Of the charges made recently be-
fore the South American commission by Loring
Blodgett, of Philadelphia, to the effect that
American mails addressed to South America
have been frequently thrown into the sea from
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WHEN INDICATIONS.
WEDNEsDAY.-W Warmer, gen.
orally far aceather.

The promised cold wave did
not "materialize" to the degree
anticipated by some folks; still
twill serve for a partial verifi-
cation Of the prediction. What
ever the quality Of the weather
whether frigid or mild,
whether dry or wet-command
the
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English mail steamers. Crawford says a very
small part of the South American mail is sent
from this country via England, and the English
government is bound to and does carry mails
as carefully as their own.
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TRAVELLERS should be prepared for the changes
OF weather and against the effects of exposure by
JSoviding themselves with Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup-the best made
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A Brief Summary Of Mr.. Blaine's Tour
and the Work He Has Accomplished.

In the West He Found Indiana Republicans
the Most Enthusiastic, and in the East
Those of New Jersey Are at the Front.
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TROY, n. Y, Oct. 2S.-Two stores of the
the Shackleford building, at Saratoga. burned
this morning Loss on building and stock,
SAC, 900; insured.
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END OF Mr.. BLAINE'S TOUR.
An Enthusiastic Reception Along the
Line from Elmira to New York City.

Effective Speeches at BinghamtOn, Port Jer'
Wis and Other Points, in Favor Of Tariff
and Against Southern Domination.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 A. M.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley-Warmer
generally fair weather, east to south winds.
For the Upper Lake Region-Slightly warmer
fair weather in southeast portion, followed by 10
cal rains Partly cloudy weather in northwest por-
4ion, stationary temperature, local rains, part
" cloudy weather, southerly winds.
Local Observations.
INnIANAPOILS Oct. %.
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. %.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28
TELEGRApHIC SUMMARY.

A large warehouse vas burned q,
Portland, Or, Monday night.
A lively fight occurred between
officers and d.speradoes near Yreks
Monday last; The outlaws were cap
,ured.
The forthcoming decisiou in the
Scott iiquor Law case is expected To
influence the result in Ohio
The Peoples party csms>,gS wss
opened by Ben Butle. in l,oston
Monday night.
| General Logan spoke at Canton.
Alliance and Msssillop, o., Monday
be was enthusiastically received.
An intelligent Newfoundland dog
discovered FIRE IN hotel at Eldrid.
Pa, and was the means Of saving
many lives.
Newcomb. Buchspan 4 Co, whole
sale liquor dealers OF Louisville, have
made an assignment.
Official reports OF the raising Of
the siege Of Khartoum have been re-
ceived, the Camel Relief Corrs will
start sor the Soudan at once.
A panic prevails among foreigners
at Shanghai; the large humber Of
Russian ironclads in Oriental water
Is causing remark.
In a railroad accident near Locle,
Switzerland, one woman was killed
and sixteen others were seriously
wounded.
A $50. 600 fire occurred Ok Eureke.
New, Sunday morning.
Scott Andersen, a prominent Nor
mon, has renounced the doctrines Of
the church.
John Robinson. alias'. Tex" bull
doing cowboy, was shot and killed
by tenderfoot in Wyoming.
A young man named William H.
Derby committed suicide at River
side Sunday,
The Prohibitionists, it's declared
by one Of their own leaders, will cut
a very small figure in the Ohio elec
ton.
Blaine was given q magnificent
ovation in Philsdslphia; be had
talk with Don Cameron and the lat
ter agreed TO superintend the fight
in Ohio.
Carl Schurz is delivering cam
paign speeches in German for Cleve-
land throughout Ohio; hs says be
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28
b.dly burned.

London, Sept. PA disastrous
fire occurred at Seton, Syria. A ba-
zasr and four hundred houses were
destroyed. The fire has occssioned
great suffering among the fnhabit-
tants OF the town.
New York. Sept. a. -Messrs Bur
deit a Pound. carrying an extensive
business in South America, in the
English trade, have suspended. Liza
biliiies, s500,00O.
Providence. Sept. PA cable
from Lisbon announces the deati of
Henry w. Dimon, formerly Upited
States consal at Lisbon
Tein Trspg, Sept. A-Li Hung
Chau, leader Of the peace power in
China, has been reinstated.
Thursday morning Blaine received
the resolutions Of the YVnng Mems
Republican Club OF Brooklyn, and
then took an early train for Syracuse,
being enthusiastically received all
along The route.
General Logan was warmly well
coined to Wheeling, W. Va, Wed
nesday night.
The Democrats Of Colorado have
nominated Ava Adams for Governor.
The Peoples party" has nomi-
mated Judge McCAfferty for Cover
nor OF Massachusetts.
Postmaster General Gresham will
become Secretaryof the Treasury.
snd Frank Hatton, Postmaster Gen.
eral.
Considerable opposition 10 Par
nell is manifested in County Mayo,
Ireland.
II il reported that German medi-
alton csnsed the suspension OF
french operations IN China.
The French transport AvignoD
has been wrecked of Cape Gnard
afui, Afrlca.
Ebensburg, proprietor OF the Hotel
Splendide, at Paris, has fed, being q
dsfaulter in S320.O0O.
At Ottawa. Kan, lew days ago,
Carrie and Bessie Waterman, aged
IL aud IA years. brutally murdered
their ix-year.old half brother.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28
J. j. HYDE, Secretary.


Pursuant ~ the call Of the chair
man, the comrnittee met at the rooms
Of the secretary ON Friday evening
Sept. 26tb, lSe.l
On motion Messrs. Blakely, Davis,
Yoacham and Stephenson were ad
'ied 10 the committee.
Resig nation Of W. j. Roe rs chair
man Of the committee accepted and
w. q. Blakely elected in bis stead.
On motion ii was resolved that iiye
members shall constitute n quorum,
Of the committee for the purpose OF
Irsnsactipg business.
Op motion il Was resolved that at
all special meetings called by the
chairman, be give personal notice OF
the time aud place 10 oil the mem
bers resident in town.
On motion il wss ordered that all
moneys paid out must be upon th,
written order Of tue chairman on Oh.
treasurer coupiersigned by the secre-
isry.
The treasurer reported the sum Of
sl55 on hand.
On motion the bill Of Arson II.
Smith d Co. for $3.50 for printing
posters was allowed and ordered
paid
On motion the proposition Of An
son II Smith g. Co. for doing the
campaign printing was accepted.
0o motion il vas resolved 20 hold
ratification meeting on Saturday,
October Alb, 1884. at Z p. M, at the
Court House in Mineral Park, and
the secretary is hereby requested "a
make the necessary announcement IN
the MoHAyE County MiSEk.
On motion the secretary vas an
thorized to immediately procure So
81 rockets and Roman candles, &c.
for the use u the committee.
On motion II was resolved 10 hold
ratification meetings siKingman and
blackberry q, times to le hereafter
agreed npou.
90 motion the con umiiiee adjourn
cd 81 meet al the cell of the cGair-
man.
j. J. HYpr, Secretary.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28

G. Z. Head would like TO go TO
Congress in the interests OF the
wealthy siockmen Of the Territory,
OF whom he is one Of the wealtbiest.
His cattle are increasing so fast that
he must have larger ranges for them,
even IL it has to be done at the ex-
pense of the poor man. And in or.
der to do this he must have the OK
listing law changed, 10 accomplish
which is one Of the reasons why
Head would like TO go TO Congress.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28

We understand that Col. Head is
not much pleased with his reception
in Mineral Park. and that while in
Kingman on his way home he made
some very disparaging remarks con
cerning its inhabitants. The fact
that the audience, which was present
st the "Grsnd Democratic Ratifca
tion Meeting" last Wednesday even.
ing, numbered exactly 81 voters.
nearly half OF whom were kepub.i
cans who went there out OF curiosity,
may have something 10 do with max
ing Co,onel feel bad, We know hat
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28
Hyde. w.,lins. wJRoc,

JJ Hyde, II H Watkins, w J Roe,
J NJ Quine. j X Mackenzie. CHARLES
1 Beecher, l. J Lsssell. J II Fsrlee,
I Rosborough, ID. W Grant, J. r.
aussell, Robert Gray, Henry kosh.
and, J J Jerome, II $ Carpenter, Y
L Smith, and Aenry Raymond.
There being no further business
~ hand the convection adjourned
sine die.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28

The nomination of Col. q. G. Bean
as Delegate to Congress by the Re
publican convention has been re-
ceived with enthusiasm all over the
Territory, and in no part Of it is this
more SO than in Mohaye county
where be is well. known. and where
he has many friends who propose TO
ses that this county does its share
towards his election. He il an hon
est, able. liberal representative.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28

it is very discoursgiug TO have /,
talk to empty benches, but Col
Head should not allow little ma,
ter of this kind 70 rufile his temper,
de will get uHed TO empty benche.
and slim audiences before the cam
paign is over.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28
VI etiag Of the Repsbllcan
Csusty Csmm tee.

The committee met on Sunday.
sept, 2lsi, 1884, and organized b.
.lec,ing W. :. Roe as chairman ana
J, j. Hyde ss secretary and tress-
nrer. There being no further bust
ness on hand the committee adjourn
I'd to meet at the call Of the chair
nan.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28

The Graham county grand jur,
has found indictments sgaIast q. H,
Stevens, Sheriff. A. M. Patterson.
District Attorney; s. W Pomroy, A
NJ. Franklin and j. N. Stevens, Su
pervIsors, for mslieasance in Office
and general corruption.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28

The report that the editor Of this
paper wrote Col. Heads speech IL
entirel, untrue, though We would
like to know who did write il, II he
had written it himself he would have
been more familiar with the hand.
writing than be was last Wednesday
evening.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28

II is common talk on the street
that Col. Heads two days stay in
this town last week Will be worth one
hundred votes to G. e, Bean, the
next Delegate from Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28

The Court Of Inquiry has decided
that the schooner which sunk the
Tallspoosa was entirely to blame in
the matter.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28
Comfy.

For Councilman,
DAVID soUTHw1CK.
For Assemblyman,
JOHN w. STEPHENSON.
For Sheuff,
ROBERT SIEEN.
For Recorder,
JOHN X. MACKENZIE.
For District Attorney,
WILLIAM q. BLAKELY.
For Trea surer,
T.. l.. BURDICK,
For Probate Judge.
CH ,RLES ATCHISsOS.
For Coroner and Public Administrator,
III. HYDE.
For Supervisors,
SAMUEL CROzIER.
HENRY RAYMOND.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28

Blaine received great ovation in
New York last SATURDAY night.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28

Mohaye county viii come to the
from. next November with rousing
majority for Bean.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28

A coalition Is alleged to exist be-
tween the Irish Inyincibles and the
nihilists.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28

Col. q. &. Bean will be tho next
Delegate 10 Congress from Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28

There are fears OF a civil war in
Belgium.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28

Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Mote Heads ciyeuass f,.
Programmes, business Cards. show Cards vrsst,ss,
Cards, Fosters, Dodgers 1icksts! rims msS
Cheeks Legal blanks, stoek Certificates Iatels rx,s
Statements, yriefs, Transcripts Catalogues ~ ~ =
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Vete for Bean.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28

Is now equal to any in the Territory
we are enabled to turn out the
best work at the most
reasonable rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
TIE COTTON CROP IMPORTING.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 6.-The July cotton
crop report for the Memphis district, embracing West
Tennessee. North Mississippi North Arkansas and North
Alabama, to be issued tomorrow by HILL Fontsino 4
Co.. will say:
Taking the district whole. there is Improvement
be noted in the growing cotton crop This particu-
larry noticeable in Arkansas and Tennessee In
States the weather has been mos; 1able aud
the plant, although somewhat smaller aud later than
usual Is healthy aud growing rapidly. In Alaoams and
Mssssipp too mnon wet weather has prevailed and the
crops those Two states still from W. TO todr wceks
late.
Disastrous rains are reported from several counties of
Northern aud Western Mississippi. The water oyerhpwed
the cotton lands and did serious damage to b0th corn
and cotton The foods also caused the Abandonment OF
lands in both those states, which during the con-
tinued wet weather was impOss b'e 10 mate The
critical period has been reach ID, aud II II safe 10
predict that with favorable season rom now on tho
yield Of cotton I'm this district will exceed that or at
year An early frost would, howev r. cur All ne yielo
materially"
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1900 head for time 1900 hea consigned
through IL market dull weak and lower Common 20
Fair 81 1888 6j Good TO Choice SO 1904 so Lambs slow
at - 2ja5 so.
HOss-Reccpts today. 1000 head total for week thus
Tar 1900 head for time last week, 1000 head
consigned through 20 market active arm and higher
Good TO- Choice Workers. So 9OaGs6 TO- Good Mediums.
CHICAGO. August 6Tns Drorers Journal reports Hooi-
Receipts 1000 head shpments 500 head market active
and 10 l5o higher Rough Packing S. as5 75 Packing
Catle-Receipts 1000 head. shipments 1900 head mar
kct strong Export Grades So 50dS6 Is Good Choice
shIppmz sGass so, Common TO Medium 81 Goa IS 50 :
Grass Texans So 5O6Si rs.
SheeD-Receipts, 1900 shipments, market brisk;
Inferior to Fair 50 5O0S3 81. Medium 10 Good. 81 300
81; Choice 81 2jdS4 Is Lambs per head, SIPS
Texas Sc ep ~ IL dSi 30.
LOUIS August G.-CGfti,-RecrDrs LOO; shipments
- market active Exports So 40 s. 10 Good 10 Choice
Shipping So OOGS6 40; Common 10 Medium, 81 70 ds5 10
Grass Natives SO 000Si 90; Grass Texans 5000
So SO
Sis,p-Rceept, 1900 shipments 100 Common to Medium.
81 % 6s3 80. Good to Choice, 81 6OdSI 90
HO0s-Recepts 1900. shipments, 400; market lower;
Workers So 6jGs5 49, Packing s. 2jdS5 CO. Heavy - 100
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE % THE SECRETARY. .

y
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
- this Department u.t o'clock M. On Monday AUGUST
J. supplying light FOR the United states Court
House once building IN the cry or Ne@-N Ork foe
the n.ca year endng June 80 1879 with privilege Of extern
period Of three thereafter at same cOmpensa
Proposals for electric light should state;
let The Of complete plant OF 2O) incandescent
ght. houdng lamps, wires engines, dynamos betting,
Skating boilers and whatever be 10 completes
the installation said plant TO be subject Of ~ days
before acceptance or rejection.
md Furnishing a plant above 10 be owned by tho
company, with stated running incud
ing personal service. with the privilege Of laying the pans
FOL stipulated price.
3 The cost Of 1000 or more sixteen candle power mean
descent lights q be supplied from central stations inclusive
Of all expense incident thereto. -
Proposals electric sht should in detail In each
articles and embraced m bid aud speSro
therefor order that intelligent comparison Oh bids
NAV be made. NO.
The Department The right 10 reject OF all bids
ami To waive Geiccts
AID endorsed Proposals fOI supplying Light Tor the Court
House ard Post OGlcc Ne"'fOrk.p . -
Islgnedl CHARLES r. COON
Acting Secretary.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. AUGUST z 1884

as 3D. short Ribs ass 6t shoulders 35a Cd cwt Beef
aIs.tor extra milan Mes Prime Ness Tea Pork-Prime
Mess lis Oh per Dbl, Prime Mess. Eastern. 75E West
ern OIs Llrd-Amercau $50 0d. Prime Western, 3sa Mi
Lard b OIL ga 3D. BAN. Cut gts od shoulders 4A
Buter, e5s per for finest United states. Cheese
AmercanChoice 49, 0d Wheat-Red Western Spring Is Sd
dIG d Red Winter Is Cd as lid cents No Spring
Ia Od New Western Winter Is. Sd New Mixed Western
es 52li California No l. Is sd ass 3D. California No 2
~. 80 0fs I'd GENITAL COrn-Mred Old. S. 6l2dI 10.
new 9s I'D per GENITAL Proluce-Spirits Of Turpeniina
Us OF 90 at London. 23s ID per cwt hehnei Pere
rum 81 per gallon. Clover secd-Anertcan Rel 49,
per ewt fAllow. 3ls. 80. per cwt. Ro.in-Common
81; Pale 0A a los "a. Linseed Oil l9s i'd cvt
L0oDoS August s-Produce Linseed OIL sl9 100 sl9 I5s
pei calcutta Linseed 43s 3D. 43s I'D quarter Lin
see. cake IS G9S los per Refined Petroleum Gid
Sh per gallon Spirits OF Turpentine 23s 90 per cwt
nperm Ol 1858 per ton. ROsn-COmmon, IS Cd. d4A Sd;
tn,e rs Ills ProyisonsL Lard, As I'd: per cwt for
sugar l6s 81 los Cd cwt for Cuba Centrt
iuga lirlzing 9io AM 49, sd d4s sd for Cuba Mus
cOYado iair rednin anoaL
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W1ny1.pAn Aas Or 81

"
Tbe STOCK specula IA lay WAS more active ia hlc IT.
atoms than IT was la tho volume Of uusinc.a done. Tho
opening was made with hgurei hat wra consid rtby
higher Ia last evening" closing prices, AN Tor an hour
OF SO the further adya pushed wit no little ygor.
Western Union sold up Is against 6G2 last evenings
h1lre; St Paul 10 s7a- against s6Ai Southwestern 10
los against IOl; Uuon Pacific TO 47l4 az unst 4Gii
Lake Sh, re to y he opening price, against b62; Cen
nal and Hudson to 3 az lnst llOA: northern Pacific
r.fered To "a 10 against 53A Denver ana no Grande 10
ia AGAINST 1914; and Pacific Mail O. 81 = against d. Inc
remainder OF the list made at he opening ond inc hrst
lour corresponding advances with those or the SUCKS
named, The DAVIS business 32L2S3 shdre-) was Io"Op
shares less than that of yesterday and three socAs
Union Pacific $500, ST. PAN 1"SO'' ana "'SE
ern u ion 50 100 snaies-cOntnbute1 lO''Vos'"e' ~
the total After the carly advance was esU'D>Nou VIC
market worked dull aud with nurua ion-. at hrs small
and later OF more importance prices h'e1'Hy 'o'"o'
downward Tho current OF the speculation was iuh1
enced little by anything exec t the nse anu "S WA
It was thought was seen in the room Dul
perhaps the last sharp decline was som'"A'.
accelerated by iudefoite reports that the meet
Ing Of Western trunk lines at Chicago was not
likely 10 result in any satisfactory arrlrgem.n De
tween The COMPANIES Tj-day's Treasury statement
which WAS known on the stree, az o'clock showing ha
the gold reserye WAS reduced TO Sll7O73,j77 also e1
cried baneful influence the market. The result Is
that ia the last hour the easraess 10 sell oat was iuy
equal 10 the anxiety OF the rst TO buy H. and as
consequence the early bIoy WAS displaced oy de
pression that left prices materially below yesterday
cosipy agurss and the market clos weak at figures
that were a little better than the lowest of the day
No bu.iue,s was done IN Government bonds at the
Boards and the prices barely steady at quotations
o. follows:
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corroS N>RREr,-JY rHLeIlApH.

LrrRrooI Aug 6-l230 p. nj ottln hrn Nldmg
tt,ud al do orleans LTD sales, 10 uul bales ntud
bales speculation aud EXPORT receipts D. N
hale. including lOJ bales Ainc a. an fhlHt7 iu tph'us
iGd alsoG SAD do september and October delivery
Dad. also IO.b4d DO october and November nr-i'tIJ
Ltd also I'd. do November and december deus,lJi .
go CAD; do December and January delivery 1tt+d 10
January and February deuNcly OJOiA w 'eP'o""0' w"
livery u ESD.
Tenders deliveries tOdays clearing were . 200 bales
10 ket and .. 700 bales old docket.
pm Couon--Ihe quotations OF American cotton nave
an Gee ned llbd Middlng UpauIs. J-I|di 90 orleans
The sales % the day Included 1000 bales American. Flu
Upinds Low Nilding clause August delivery
q lnGfd sellers; do. August and september delivery, u
secfs do october and November delivery ga sellers do
Noysr her and December delivery, jtUld. buyers, do be
nl.r and January delivery. jHGid. sellers do January
and February delivery OU6id sellers DO september deiv
erv. q l264d sellers ,.,-.,. ,.. ,,t,s.,. .,.,..
Au1us and Septem Der delivery . 800 DO SePembef
Az Ot1ncr delivery 6964di do November ana December
n Cotton Futures closed steady Upands Low MD
ding clause. August delivery 9bid buy'ir 40 Au,uS
nG 0ttoner delivery 9.64d. buyers do October and
Nnveniber delivery G}Gfd buyers; do November ana De
cepber delivery. jl64d. value do December aLd JahniS
dri,very .-.Gfd buyers DO January aud February Hs
lyerv 57Gid buy crs; do september delivery '4"iu
paG' VISION Aug 6.-COttOn quiet MddIng. lOAs Low
Attdn0 ID Ordinary. 9'si net and gross receipts
hsIe. Tporls COastwi-e 10 bales stock ll5s bales
Stv,yvAU Aug 6.-C0ttOn quiet, Mddllng' lo't Low
,ten ,ns Good Ordinary. go net and gross lcctli -
llu'I.s mort oastwisc bales, stock. 33s bales
NV 0RrFGss Aug G.-COttOn quiet Middlns, us Low
NtcIinp Good Ordinary, b's net Ie'rpl- ~ ua,
1,r,. ~ bars Exports tUlstWse, 3V-' Dde' h"lc' A"V
bales stock, 2J,o"3 bales
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS


NEv-YoEK Aug. O.
There was trihc less activity III the crude
cor,inc tc speculation today than yesic'dIy. In the
,I, fo,In0s prrcs were quickly advanced % - cents
o,,st ---. r.nts last night For most Of the day the
market "A firmly around = c"ut', but there were eVi
dcn,cs of tie feeding of Ion stocks by operators VINO
Vi he'd to realize Nut Until the last hilf noun "a any
So alucs uncovered, but TN free cling carried rri'e'
down o. 7Gad 7Gai cents The cio'e was uns 'lei ne
News fomtnc Wardwcli iii trcti7 "hrhl'h 'u me r',e
of uIou ton of the who's tract hasnot vet varied much
VI ny H.Dls ah hope for reaction on be theory
that IL would improve the health Of the market IN
rnp a. rrs are suuuel ~ II OIL pnd an intl'aSeo
iulatdi4g aud spin9 movement ~ sure 10 FOLIO" any
ftreh yr .nrss. n tou1n7 10 b" 80 n Wh'th ihr ' T.
dipu ~ tho speculation g. strE enou- " 10 dS'lp'N
tho general turptatiun ~ frlr VI lower prices
rho range Ut ptlJes ana the total dealings were ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
ZEAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday. Aug. q. 1884
Tho following sale was made at the Exchange
SacsroOm to-day:
b. John F. y. SDiUih.
3sory brick and 3.story frame dwelling with LOT,
S5IiS0S Hi - go :. $4,000
RECORDED REAL STATE TRANSFERS.
NPwlORN CRY
'u', GGsEcnhciDcr ct al to 4 Kane .''.. $4,000
sr wSoI5a,S et a. c2ccaor, to rc RnSt $4,000
and VIC to " " rendcioS 1880
ochoge ~ To- ,' a " Spra 5iie trustee ~ 1000