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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05
The SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Yesterdays issue of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE con-
tanned as usual special cable letter and special
kilograms and correspondence from all important
news centres Other important features were
musical. dramatic art and social reviews Of the
week, review of Archibald Forbcss Life OF
Chinese Gordon letters from TIE TRIBUNEs
regular CORRESPONDENTS In London Paris, CONSTANT
nople and Washington, on political personal and
social topics in those caDtas San Francisco letter
on curious phases of superstition manifested IN the
Hil-SharOn suit letter from special correspond
ent describing the hardships endured by pioneers
in the Cpur d'Alene country; Broadway Note
Book. Notes Among the Horses, continuation OF
"A Potent Philter." Pulpit sketch of the Rev. Dr.
Jesse b. Thomas, Home interests the Fashions and
many more. News of the day gwen fully )
following is a brief synopsis of its leading points
FoRFIGv.-Two Hfe-boats Of the overdue steamer
State of Florida were picked up by the steamer
Devon. -= An eX-Fenian IN Ireland confessed
to subornatlon Of perjury IN the tral OF tne Dea
hanty brothers -= Three dynamlteurs were ar
raigued in Birmingham and renanded f0r week.
- A revolutionary uprising in Malaga Is re-
ported = Baron Raglan Is dead
CoNGREss.-The Senate was not in session on
Saturday - The entire session of the House was
devoted TO the consideration of the bill amending
the Chinese immigration act, which, after DEBATE
was passed.
DoMrsr1c-The forest fires continued their
ravaCesin New York Pennsy lvania and New-Jer-
sew Several villages were destroyed aud many
families rendered homeless and destitute. -
Fears were felt IN Buffalo of a riot among the
lonrsboremen =A A representative OF the Can
adian Mohawks was ent 10 press claim OF the
tribe against the State of New-lOrk. --- IL was
found that many vessels had been damaged ny lAe
gale on the lakes.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-FitZgerald won the walk
ing match on Saturday, making go miles Ro"eH
made GO2 miles: both beat the best record. 80
Captain Williams and two police surgeons testified
before the Roosevelt Committee. -= Referee
Wickes decided that Sivllar Downing was not the
mother of the disputed child. -- The New-lork
baseball nine won an easy victory over the Detroit
nine = Gold value of the leCal-tendor silver
dollar t412lo grains. S4.S6 cents. - stocks
and closed weak close to the lowest figures of the
day
Copies of the paper may still be obtained az the
Office of The TRIBUNE or by mail Price cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05

reserved the 10Th Regiment, which was to hear us
regular annual sermon and at IN. eight companies,
under the Of Colonel James u. Jones' marched
In by fours The choir sang "Onward Christian Sol
diers- The chaplain Of the regiment, the Rev william
r. Frsby Of Trinity Parish preached the anniversary ser
took for his decision Of Joshua as to whom
he and his house should He spoke OF the various
worldly godsthe god OF ambition. the god OF wealth the
and pictured the results accrng 10 those VINO served
such gods Then he pointed out the wealth power lnle
ect and pleasure that came from serving the right God
and compared Him with all the others. lie was sure tle
regiment not organized 10 escape jury du'y OF 10
show of at parade but to be ready to answer TO the
call OF It's country. - -
After thu service the regiment marched down fftnaYe
to Thrty " iourth-st. To Broadway and the armory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Nav YORK. May l.
II has been difficult 10 ascertain what definite
plans have been decided upon by the large producers OF
petroleum who have been fcrrug here for the last
week in regard TO a restriction OF production. some
agreement has been reached. however intended 10 de-
crease the new operations in The OF fields and curta In
some measure the yield Of the Old wells. Il is promised
that ths action VIII result in lowering the output below
tie consumption causing draft on the stocs.and cnJh
ling the producers TO maintain the price Of crude al
figures considerably above the present range, ex-
uerjeuce alone can test the value these promises
such combinations az the oil miners have made
often faies az they II Il open 10 ques
ton whether the legitimate market viii be greatly i'm
proved by the introduction Of artificial element to
sustain prices There is this 10 be said however that
great deal Of unnecessary prospecting IL
done by the oil prOducers-unnecesary as regards
the maintenance Of the supply, and Improbable
operation 10 the men who engage In it.
II the reckless wd-catting that always goes on when
crude oil is high De stopped, the SITUATION Will ht
helIthYv benefited. wisdom OF the producers
will DE tried not With oil at ~ per barrel, but IN the
event OF higher values being crtlbilshed
There has been important development III the statl-
tca situation since last weeks review. The small yield
of the MacksbuTg wells and the tact that IN the WAOr
field there only twenty rlgs w. ana building ana
eight drilling. has far % aIaF the appfrh1-
sious felt by respecting this district. In tue
refined market 10 active movement mas YET SET 10, al
hourh rrces are shade higher. months pine line
figures do compare favOrably with those Ot March,
the deliveries declining 100000 barrels and the
cess runs being 326 167 barrels against 1l556l barrels
In March The charters show small gam. Compared
the last month were lZJf13 barrels
decline I'm the deliveries 2~f lab bar
rcls. 4 ne excess OF over deliveries was nearly
twice the amount OF the in April l-S3. although
il more than 80 cent under tine figures for April
a~2 The pipe line statements for Ap1l in barrels for
the last three years compare ~ follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05

LIVERPOOL May -ProvlsIOns-Bac0n--C unoerlani tuL
Long Clear Mddles, ABS ud, short Clear Middles
"a 81 short iDs AJs i shoulders Sos per cwt Beer
a. for extra Iu!dn Ness; IuiIa Mess, Sc POTN- tluc
Meas 13s va per 1bL Prime Mess. Eastern = west
-rn 6ss. Iard-Amerlcau. d., Prlme "estsIh, a - ~
lar, ,gl Jd. Hams Long Cut, = ID shoulders s.
Buter Jls pei Tor Auest United oJatca CHEESE
Amercan Choice d. Whrat-Red Western ~prlng, ~ ID
a7s a Red Winter vi. G,s. d per ceuta No 7ptlns
- d.. New Western Winter, - I'd. New Mixed western
bs ID }. Il. dSs Dbl California 10
- "a as 81. per GENITAL C0rn-Mi1ed OLD IS a. 10
new "a Id Der ceutal PrOuce-Sprts OF I1irpe 4nn1,
I'd; do at London. pa. uL per cwt keuneu etIo
leum ID. per gallon. clover seed-Amrrean feL SIS
lsals Der cwt rallOw I'd per cgL hosln-O O'nnOh
a. cd pale %. los ID. Linseei iii 2ls d. per cwL -
IoyDoy Nav 3-proiuce Lnseed on. 4 10 Jos a y "a
per ton Calcutta Linse- is sd TiJa % per quarter III
seed Cake los. per ton Refined Petroleum. 81 40 so
Der gallon Spirits Turpentne, zts od per c"|
sperm OIL s64 eE65 per ION Kosln-Comnlon IS; o..
pale Il, oils Provtsions-Lard lis Oh per cwt iOr
American sugar Us Sd ais "a per cwt FOR Cnoa
fugai p0Iarzns O6o aud 9d al5A Sd for CuoA NUS
coyad ofairre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05
SUNDAY. May 4-r. VI.

-tNDAts MAY ~. VI
Mining stocks last week were moderately active
the transactions amounted TO l20 275 sharesacanst
14i5OO shares for the prccedlngweek The special
feature of the market was the activity in the Com
stocks. which, following after the san Francisco
maLlet made some sharp advances Consolidated
Virginia rose from Il 10 $50 cents; Union Con-
solldated rose from 81 so to - 80 81 25 Mexican
rose from 90 cents toSl 4O4$l 30; Ophradya
from 81 30 10 81 - II 20, and Sierra Nevada rose
from ) 80 10 - jOa 81. On the other hand, the
Bodle stocks were either barely s.eadv or weak;
Bodie Consolidated, however, at ~ 81 shows
final gain of - cents stand ri declined from
81 20 TO 81 3O4$l 80 and Bulwer fell from 81 TO
40Gjj cents. Horn Silver was OIL % cents at
$O -. sSome of the lOw-prlce stocks recorded
large transactions, but the changes In figures were
insignificant.
The Bonanza King Consolidated Mining Company
has declared dividend No. g, Of Twenty-Five cents
per share payable May -. Eastern stockh olders
Of record may be paid at the Office of Laldlaw n
Co.. No. II Wall-st, New-iork. Transfer books
will close MAY :.
The Bonanza King Mining Company have de-
clared dividend of % cents per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05

IOSpOS May $3.50 p. N -C0ns0l. l0l no f0r h,th
money the account CE.d Four Per Cent Bond.
1854 A antc Great Western FIRST Mortgage trustees
4OA NDw-Jcf-ey Central Cuusol. ll6t Ere
second Cous0- Sta; NeW-I0rk Central, ll6 Illinois Cen
tI. Ua. puLusy 81 Reading - a Mexican ord
nary 4 -: canadian Pacific. 49,
m-Couois. tOl 10 FOR money and lOl f9t the ac
count United Four Per cent Bonds 10 DO. Four and
Hal, Per cent uogts lLb-E NewIersrv Central Cons0ls.
50 Erie 1917. Second COnsO.s a. New Central,
1855 Illinois central l'0h Pennsylvania 81 =. Mexican
Ordinary. A.; Canadian Pacific 49,
IA quote Three PEP Cent hcntes 81
francs ~ ceutimes Tor tho account
ID w--Ilr OF bullion into tie BANK OF
England ON balance today Is k5OOuO.
PARIS aycs quote exchange on LOudOn al - u ancs u
Confines fOt checks.
REALM Nav 3.-rhe statement OF the lmperA Bank %
germany shows an increase specie Of 5Ol.OO marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05
COURT C4LENDAR-MAY :.

srPRFkB AABEKs - Before DonOhne, j. - First
Monlas motion calendar
STPeEHE CouRr-dgXERAL TERM-Before Davis. p. j.
BRADY aud Daniels. IL md m iOr May
SyFREMR COURI-SPECIAL lElM.-Before Dykman Nos.
90 -. 80 lOl. ! ., IL, IL. lib IA, rs.
SUPREME COURr-tlR CUrT-PAKT l.-BefOre Barnett, J.
Nos lois 9JS s. lOu5. 10 /. 1900 SL3. 9tS 1851 80.
100 l27O p5, 1893 ll7l, Si $50 1851 3d. 1850 lOIt.
1917. 0lO pl7. 1853
sUPRKAE COURI-C u2cUIr-PARr II.BefOre Van Worst J.
Nos ~ 426 1897 l7lyt l1St. 1880, lsHi 1850, 1858
loil 1894 1851 49, Sjl. 1888, 1884 lsoo leol' 1870
i T. 81. i4Si. l~TS. sd. 1893. -,
SuPREsS COURT CIRCUIT i PART III -Adourned APtu
Term Bruut. case On-Betl ast hado' 10
fore rwr.nct, - so day calendar d.. 81, on "a
sURROGAIg's COVRl-Bcfore Rollins - ~ - ,9 ,ac
"a - ~ ~, - s. 80 20 o., a. 30. %. W ~ ~ Ivy
iOl l62 iOA los 100 lO1. los loo llO H. H. 10 ia
SUPERIOR CoURT-GGNsRAL TEaN-Bei3re SeaSNSA' ~"
Tr,,,v ,r,l M r,ham. g. .-- aenfGr Tor way
xuPkRloR CoURr-5PECiAL ikRA-Boio'o ste0'"'"A' -
Nos b t / t Intiu~kr. Al untal
SUPERIOR COURf-IALAL lhN' AN
. l.
SUPERIOR CoURr-fRiAL IENA-FANi - -' "
ul--NO. va ,r.,,, .pr tn until
1 Monday May IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05
COTTON MARxErs-BY rELsGRAPH

Upiapds I'd: do orleans cid sales. 900 bales Including
1000 speculation and ,xOr nSspess ns oS
Mdding clause May and Juns delivery, 90 az 70
40 Id do June and July delivery; tui aso I,oi
do July and August delivery, l,.otu, "o Ausus. anu
SeptrrIer IA. vsrv 2364i also 62Zb4d 40 september
an6 octoner daliysry ly64d do OcrOer and November
1siiveTV Gtd 10 septem delivery, Add Futures
steady. A.. ,,,t,Ao, q 900 hsias
Low Mdtling clause, lay lie
ifrS ~ al buyers do. May aud June delivery, 96id
buyes; do June and delivery, laOid secie do July
ami Augu.t delivery 4d Ouycis do August ani sep
TENDER delivery odd buyers do september and octObei
delivery lJ6td sellers do October ana November aeNei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05
LIVE STOCK wARKnrs-sY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO MY 3THs Drorsrs 10 reports: H3gs-R<
cepts 600 head shipments 3.OlU mead market duh
and weaker Rough Packing. - 20 a . ., Packing
and shipping, So 500 D. Light 50 qsJ 20 skips % q
CItf.e-Reeeipts 1000 head. Shipment 900 head.
ket quiet bur steuiv. Exports, = iocSF 20. Good
Choice shipping - .04s0 81. Common 70 Medium - Is
. 81
Ste,p- Receipts 500. shlpmonfs 500; market strong
Inferior Fair. 30 80 IS; Medium O. ,'oud - 0Os
81 OO Extra 80 JUd$0 40 Lambs. SO 20 80 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05
Il NEW BAPTIST PREACHER.

The Rev. Isaac NJ. Haldeman, Of Wilmington
Del has accepted the call pastorate of the FIRST
Baptist Church, Parkaye. this city, and will begin his
labOrs early In september. Mr. Haldeman Ia thirty
years old and mas been settled IN Wilmington for thirteen
years where his church has seldom able to contain
the Numbers seeking admission. lie reared and ed
toated among the society OF Friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05

eos4d sellers DO November and December delivery fsff
buyers do September delivery, 2464d sellers Futures
GAIvEsrox May 3.-Cotton steady; Kidding. Ii Low
Mdding II L; Good Ordinary l0 net and gross receipts
5S bales. stock, 0.f87 bales - -.
sAyASNAH, May 3-COttOn guiet; Mlhdng IlG Low NIT
ding lO7 Good Ordinary 10 ~ net and gross receipts 55A
bales; sales. % baes: stock. 5.0l3 bafs $1,000.
NEyORLEANs Nay s. Cotton dull MidlinS IL ~ 2; Low
Mddlng Good Ordinary, 10 9-i6 reel pta lt8
bales; 40 bales Exports 10 France 64 bales 10 tbs
Continent 556 oaes sales 100 bales stock l4O059 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05
i SERMON F0R MlLIIARY MEN.

A white cord stretched across the center aisle
OF II. ThOm4s's Episcopal Church. at Fifh-ave. and
Fiythirdst yesterday afternoon, kept visitors from
occupying the front peg Three hundred seats had been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05

The cotton speculation was Yaildble Dlt tl' t'hI
depcv of prices was downward and resulted ln maj
decline, Of about 20 points for tins crop ana OF
from 10 to = points for the next crop. spot cot
ton Is !. cent lower than week ago. Both the re-
GENTS Il the ports and the exports Tor the W erA
ven remarkably small. The statistics are as I"i-
lows: The receipts at the ports last week were
20 O53 bales against +7,tol Dales Ior tne ,',,,c
week IN lss3-which makes the total since sep
tenher l. .7133l9 bales this year, against ''boo-
6-O bales last year. The exports Of the week were
30 3g~ naes. against $3.50 bales ior the last
year and The totals since September ! are 500
40 bales for this year against 400 Ddles last
year ,. H..
blowing ont Of a number of small furnaces last
week and weakness IN prices. he Improvement
I'm the coal trade which was expected 10 follow the
announcement of nine days suspension OF mining
ant,rorlte during this month mas not come, and
the business is reported as dull ever with con,
siderable pressure sell OH the part OF ndi'idua
miners. The Out-put of anthracite coal this year,
April 2G. was 7.753l75 tons against -,l9I,ol
tons to same date ls73-decrease LOCO $50 IONS
or - per cent.
amounted 10 $3 Oj7 937, making total since jan
nary 1 of S35, s73.7l0 OF last weeks NOV eulehts
g. 743 30 was to Europe, and 1914 to Havana
and Central American ports. +ast year the export
of gold TO this date %l2l go, and the import
of gold for the same period was Hl'1ZS,b3' against
about S3.OOO.OO0 TO date this M y 63d
making q net difference of over 80, 5OO'OuO'
There we're some Indications during the
week that the local money market was about 10 re-
spOnd to the large exports Of gold and the depletion
of the bank reserves on one or two days car
loans ruled at 3G4 per cent ana were mace 10
high as , per cent but the general rate for the
week was 3l2a3 per cent, and the last quotation
was 2a2l2 per cent. There Is less DISPOSE,
ton however. to press time money, but
the small demand there Is is yet freely
supplicd at 4 per cent. For the hIst
time this year the weeks bank statement shows q
surplus reserve that compares unlavOrably WIN
tGe Statements of the corresponding weeks of 1853;
fe surplus reserve by yesterdays statement l. only
oil 100 of / per cent The figures of the state
.t5a+h ftasa N Ia
of la4t wear a. follows: Liablitlrs-DepOslts III
creased S3G2Ij 300 ana circulation decreased
81 $50 90; net increase Ia liabilities, S3l, iO32OO
Assets-Cash increased SPOOL ,325 specie SZZo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05
THE 1oGTH CALL

for SO. 900 900 L. 5. per cent bonds matured
Nav l. from which date the bond, cease To bear IN
terest We will 1--WE all called L. ;. bonds at
par and full interest 40 maturity IN payment I'r
Government bond5 or other securities purchased
through Us. FISK ~ hAlCh'
3 Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riuer. Vessels mt R1nro1fa
NKw-YORK Nav g. 1894.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT


COFFFF-Spot Po quiet at l0i4c for Furf ZOO
bags Srur sod that basis options points hKheI
but quiet Havr was hghor ana the rec ps
RIO showed decrcass also did the supply there Ses
TO- 80 bags steady AZ the following pro
Doc. f5d27ut July S.7O0SI1ct Au-u-t hln
September 750s.SOc October s5 @-3ci aad DeteH1e
80 SOC bid asked Mid grades steady 7VD DaR7
Central American. on private terms. .-,.- IN,
COTrONSpot cotton quiet tul and urchong Saes -
bales Delivered on contracts, 90 bales Receipts A.
the ports to-day 2.07J bales against -53I last wees
and 5Ji last year ,o-.... -.
aef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GEORGE II. PRENrlSS & CO.,
Successors TO Prentiss * Staples,)
40 WAfT-sT
BRooKIYy OFFICE. 2Os MoyrAGUE-s

BROOKLYN UFIILE, -US MONIAUUI-oI'i
Dealers in Brooklyn and New York Gas aud City
Railroad stocks, and local securities and also all
securities dealt in at the NewYork stock Exchange.
GEORGE H. PKENTss.
Member Stock Exchange. WV. WALSH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05
REAL ESTATE.
KEw-YoRK. Saturday, Hay 3, 1884
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFERA
NEWlOEN CITY
rc1ingtopavc e s45 n u II lthst, lGjzlO0 W 100
raT 1lcf 81 a. cSrd Mcicel.et = S45 = interest;
2lst.t = y 2I ..''o o P.s,s- 49, 49, 1900
.iel WE 70 Of ! tiave 25zI0O; Eliza
another "J 'in Ot nn'f,. of'o
g7h.st Il +, 100 Of 9Th ave 8'zloo-I' " Amer ,oo
,os ana "i ss 10 i32 IT vo. 7avo Is1'9I On
aa %na %.' 49, Of G5i st. Is - in
walker ST. No % AID r Part o. No ~ o'N 2375o
~aiSe II t. pa. .aoe o' NO IL am ~ 100 2375o
Pro e a. e9r Of Coyen essip 2a.c13O;
Am S 5vg 10 $50 OF 5lst.t I6s1iOO Helen
Iaaysr e. a. 70 ~ Of isiaye 25i 0O5 Lorenl
Weber and wife u Henry Bros Ter Ao'OV
5it9st 49, ;I liz sr u Of l''1''' 1000
54tSst 80 20 II Of ist-ave 25Iloo6 same to - soo
sdavs ,Hf s. f5s .ot I2oq. 9l2soAiresuar a,ooo
tsyanagh and wife TO John Lyme, .i,d q, -'oOV
LudlSws s No So Johanna Noe.e ana 10000
Lldtdgess5 5h lot o0o' $1,000
a7ti,t "a ri Of 6th-avo ~ eI9s.0, Dutch
SSH ~ 10 + ia Vest 95Iloo5 Webb and vile %
2sd,st' ne 30 " Of LeIngonaye 25Ios9; oo0
WATSON TO J ItOOnson ~; !; -i,,a 1880
lSOi Rci ana a moth eIecutors f 10 1900
e2d Al a 100 shave. 5O1lO09i same to no Ann
7l.i Nh 50J # " Of shave ii5Iioo5 Kerr ,oo,
Wa, ana we 70 cS ~ p, Pe,Fsp r5oIiii5o5 Han.
nah Goodwin et al, executors to- EnbI-ir.. -o''oV
ID I'VE .ad Oh ste is s. 1lf Dom 1910
Madissave No $50 jas Fioy and wife 70 Eliz ooo
waf No 81 Jas d iish to Marine Rational bank 10000
2d9ys ss iii! si 70 p SSt ia AsAD 25
lie Fey s -1 30. ana T. also waier7t nom m
lou s ~ SO 100 % q Sl M ave -H 10000
l2sd n 100 n e Of crh ave, isIiOoIli Oar
ing agd wife " lsG0r Frey AO'""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05

The market FOR United Pipe Line certificate Lat week
gave evidence OF the existence of powerful combination
rally prices found general traders not averSe 20 an
inward movement and toward the close many OF tie
bears tell into line and by their purchases contributed
10 the Improvement The transactions were heavy reach
Ing Tie amount of lOl, 63} 900 barrel, against --.O~'JJ
and 0sO7 900 barrels for the two preceding
woke Afttr an early hesitation around
4Leu9a3s cents prices swung upward with oniy
ordinary reactions To Sl.O2aFlOla-, AGAINST J4N
cents II the close he preceding week There
signs of a weakening o. the mold ot the " bulls |hea
the market closed aud the general "bu contingent had
been well recruited. Higher prices FOR the coming week
are looked Dy majority Of operator Yet there T.
no o.dmc enthusiasm ID tho speculation ana beyond
TIE support received from purchases 10 cover snort
contracts the bulls have little 20 look 60 except their
own unfolding o. the market. Carrying rates at the
close however indicate mat new lucrc so oi short
interest had been tempted by the adyancr above ~
The range OF prices and the total dealings FOR the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05
MINES AND MINING.

sILESIF TIE NEyYORK HryTyf sTCHAYGE.
NEw-YORN. Nay 3, 1884,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05

The refined market quiet and steady, closing WIN
the loss Of the previous week recovered. Final quota
uous wesc: NeT-YurX, "a cents per gallon label tcsUi
Philadelphia, ~. and Baltimore, -I2 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05

CLOSING Prices OF C4IITJRyI4 STOCKS
San FEAV-Ssp. MY 3. t}3L
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-03-20
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Price, SOC per box, six boxes $3.50.
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