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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-24
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DR.. $. HrGdiield, Atlanta, Georgia:
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that have used, for the last twenty
years, the medicine yOu are now put
Ting up, known as Or. Bradtield's r'e-
male Regulator, and consider it the
best combination ever gotten togcth-
er for the disease for which it is rec
commended. With kindest regards
am, respectfully.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-24

Il TX one Of the rcculiirities Of the
Amc' lean pc rr to devote all their time
10 business, without regard 10 health.
In tli- rush Tor money and fame, many
lives are ruined, which, with proper at.
tcniion aud n timely u4' Of proper cor
receive, could be- stled. For this pur-
pose there IL nothing equal to the
prickly A-h Blttrrs. II relieves the
system Of all Impurities, pnrilles the
blood, aud, by assisting nnture. restores
original health and ligor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-24

The BRADFlELD REGULATING Co.
Box 2S, Allan q, TIA,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15
GOV. M'ENEnY,s REPLY
EN = DEPARTMENT.,

EAkcuTiNE DEPARTMENT.
STAIR oF LOUISIANA
BATON RouoE, April 8, ISL
Hia ESccliency John Ireland. Governor Of
Texas: VI
Sir have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt OF your letter of the III
Inst. had previously received yolr
dispatch relating to Your action In he
case ol The fugitive murderer. Clarke
who. for the purpose Of robbery. assss,
sinated two aged people. John q
Rogers and his wife, in the parish Of
Ouachita. "
II was with more regret than a;s.
pleasure that l read the dlspatch ana
not knowing the ciroumstan ces attend
Ing us transmission, L had hsped that
IN due time an expression Of somn
regret would follow IL. | would taxa
the same view OF your letter were there
not embraced In IL several cbarg,s
winch think are upwarranted and
which require notice.
!. Carroll was chsrged with fal,,no
out OF tho state of Texas n,oriease5
personal property. This IL no oiianss,
or crime III the state of Louisiana, ami
IN uecliuiig,. IN respectful terms the
request. obeyed the laws of I,onis.
ANA. Section 1917, Revised Statutes
OF Louisiana.)
z. win reference 10 the endorse
inent relating TO holding him lsSia ~
y civil process. l will state TINT haJ
no Intention whatever Of being disra'
Apectfui to your excellency, the Grand
Jury who found the bill or tho Judge
who presided, any moro than ths cnv.
sernors OF Ohio, New Hampshire. W.,
virginia, iowa, Massachusetts aud
other states who have adopted r,iles
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15

Mr.. j. IT. Dargan asks your CORE.
spondent TO have the following state.
nient published "The few remarks |
happened to make In reference to In.
surance mattersiu this state were In a
light passing way, without
dreaming they were Intended
for the press, and while
| am satisfied II was not Intentional,
your reporter entirely misinterprcted
and misunderstood me In saying that
favored or anyone else favored an
increase of insurance rates all over
Texas, except In EsIIas. Inere may
he some Effort to rai-. a, Inc rates on mer-
camille business In the smaller villages
and towns without water supply or
fire departments, at the meeting OF the
state association to be held on the 22nd
of this month, but there is no desire
on the part of companies, as far as
am aware, 10 increase rates
in towns aud cities with
efficient fire departments and water
siIpply. a. d rs far AS the latter Is con-
cerned have never claimed any pre-
eminence for Dallas. On the other
hand, I admit, and never have claimaa.
otherwise. that there are at ..east five
cities III the stale that are better pro-
tected than Dallas, viz, San Antonio,
Austin. Houston, Galveston and Fort
Worth.nl
]. e. RELY of thesHouston opera
house is here in the interest of the
drill. He leaves for Fort
Worth In the morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15
QueensWaTe, China and Glassware
401 HOUSTON ST., CORNER THIRD

and l do not doubt its existence. he-
cause you say it is on your books. IL ia
ana must be held by all courts utterly
VOID. The provision of .the federal
constitution, article 4, section 9. is that
a person charged in any state with
Ireason,l felony or other crime.
VINO shall flee from justice and he
found in another state shall on de-
lnahd OF the executive authority of the
stare from which he fled be delivered
up, 10 be removed TO the state having
jurisdiction OF the crime. This makes
IL federal question, and while the
state may legislate In aid of tn proviss
ION quoted, they cannot impede. CLOG
or regulate. To admit the power f.
regulate, would allow them to reg,,,
iate so as to completely obstruct The
rendition of fugitives. '"e
me hesitation of the executlve
OF Virginia in 1901 to surendar
a fugitive superinduced the net of con.
gIess OF lbs, which requires the ok er.
u'iVe OF the state in which the fugitive
iounu, upon presentation of n conv
VI .,,, IN lluictment or affidavit, topeibnr
WIN a requisition from the pover,,or
W. we sttle having cognizance of tha
grime, TO surrender the fupitivn
Judge Story in Prigg va, C omm,on
wealth says, "Not n doubt has hsa,,
phreathed upon the constitutionalitv Of
.hls part OF the act. and every axso' VI
i've IN Tie Union has constantly .'otaa
upon ana admitted its validltv'}, IT,
lact That the ofiense cbara ns
Isa,mse the fugitive IL 1n
SHOWN to the laws Of ~,
naa'e where found has been urged nc ny
ie"son Tor refusing the surrender h.,
rn every Instance where it las he GU,
rnIaa s Judicial question it has been
ruled the other way. $3.50 oeen
~, towards each other for nil t;,s,..
m, hne eAtradition of fugitiyes from ;ns
s nIe Is one or them. 1t is designed sS
RUE or government on f nn5a,na as q
,aw; y should reach to and control aIi
,ioalncailon of the subject ma,s ~.
SS""amprehended in its ternis,D Hnrd
speaking OF the formation of M.
saua OF The constitution, Mr.. Hnrd
says; Did any state anticinate ,hn,
any other state would eyer beco,na az
III oarous rs TO enact criminal law 90 az
sl's ana inhuman as to oanse a
suuuuer at the demand
ssuiiender up the guilty furltiveoo
w 'rial and punishment, or that an,'
one would become so debased or fly
'0ehuenlai as to repeal I'LL crimjnaI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15
BIG SPRINGS.
The New Town OF Midland-An Eden
In Embryo.

In EnDryos
Special to the Gazette.
Big Springs, April l4.--Dr. ]. ..
Harris, land agent for the Gould sys.
tenn, is now making his headquarters
here, aud Is busy engaged I'm laying
off the new town of Midland, prepare
tory to the sale of lots, which takes
place on the 10Th of May. On that
day the grand excursion party from
the Western states, numbering over
four hundred, will be on hand. No
little interest Is manifested in this em-
bryo city by the MidlandLand COM
pany, which is composed of TIVE MY
two men from five different
states, including Texas. The town is
laid of with streets running east and
west called avenues named after four
Southern and four Western states
The cross streets are named after
towns on the Rio Grande division of
the Texas d Pacific. This is rather
unique, but no doubt If there Is any
thing in lame 1t will have its
weight. The company will erect a
depot as soon as lots are sold and will
also remove the emigrant home
from Baird tc Midland. DIR.
Harris informs me that those
who will settle in and around Midland
will be people with abundant means,
and will spare no exertion in making
their town the most attractive on the
road. Farming will be introduced,
and wheat and oats will he cultivated
hey will first depend on
the seasons, but should this fail they
will resort to irrigation. The plains
will have on their spring DIRE =, and
those folks from the chilly North will
throw Off their robes and sing ala
bama, Here we Rest.n Big Springs,
rs usual, continues to improve rapidly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15

laws and thus offer secura retreat Ia
all criminals in the land. page lo4. !
In other yorda d;a 49,
d AZ eaSn DINERS sense OF justice, and
dnr .ney 40. asree IN order to insure
,,a,a 5.ranquillit, promote the
s $500, mo,iure, etc., not only TO toi-
u u,;ni one alothers peculiarities IN adj
I'LL ani ',erinS Justice' but also so far TO
S,,n;,; enetein as 10 deny protection 10
i"SlaNe ollenuers rage 004.
90 ' o.r eXceisency Is pleased to cite.
s "u.nolity lor your action In refusing
~ eN.tauile, the rule IN New York.
oh n.a.s Ia ms Union has SO often
ttinahseu her laws by Judicial construc-
uon or Is more unsafe guide IN SUCH
hna u 'nan New YORK. Whiie she
mas nuu aple statesmen and Jurists,
d no iins nau others that could be wen
u ~ py otner adJectives. inc
a an,e .nen was iald down In fugitive
s.a.e case, ana the governor Of that
11'a.e, ioilowihg the opinions OF that
t uI out dangerous Statesman w.
r., seward, said there was 4
in,ghe sGoo law, This occurred
iooo. ana Chancellor Kent
mS tnut the governor OF New YORK
Was wrong aud that the requisition OF
lug tne governor OF Virginia should have
m 49, hohored.-kent, page lSh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15
THE GREELEy PARTY.

Washington, April 1.-THE navy
department. has been informed
that a rumor prevailed In st Johns,
N. r., that the Greeley party had been
rescued from a , mass OF floating Ice by
communication on the subject, the
the report is not believed there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15
WASHINGTON.
special to tho Gazette.
TEXAS BILLS.
INTRODUCED YESTERDAY.

INTRODUCED YESTERDAY.
Washington, April 1.-the follow
ing Texas bills were introduced to-day:
BY Ochiltree-Bill appropriating
SlSBOO0 Tor the purpose of paying The
rent due from the government to
the owners of Fort Brown
reservation, Texas. this sum
being the aggregate of the amount due
at the rate of $4,000 per annum for
thirty years.
BySs ewart--To establish signal
station Mt Houston.
BY Reagan-Director of the post
master general to reimburse G.. III.
Morgen: postmaster at Marquee, with
$50 OF federal money which was
In March.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15
cor. non 1AyL or.
A LION IN Ills rArn

Washington, April 14.-Col. Bob
Taylor's friends freely assert that
Ochiltree's opposition TO him IL the
chief obstacle to his beinu
made governor of Utah I'M
case Of the dismissal OF Murray.
or any other position of similar mag.
nitude. There are several important
positions now vacant. and the admin
istration desires to recognize Southern
Republicans by Offering Col. Taylor
QUO of them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15
C0MANCHE.
Rain anu CrOps--The New FIGURING Mill
Project.


special TO the Gazette.
Comanche, April l4.-This section
has again been visited by hard rain,
which has greatly benefited vegeta-
ton. The prospects for wheat and
corn crops are very fine. A great deal
of fruit will be raised this year, as il is
now too late TO be killed by the frost,
which was the case last year.
VIM. Cameron & Co. have oened n
lumber yard ut this place.
A meeting of the citizens WAS held 1,
few days since for the purpose of or
ganizing a joint stock company to
build Touring mill here, which is
greatly needed A committee was an
pointed to solicit subscriptions to the
stock, and so far have gotten s. 600
subscribed, and they have Just begun.
This Is good wheat county, and q
good mill will pay well here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15

:, a.~n M
rule has been laid oo s..aIs, I
70 TO the tbs machinery Of q sf
render re- Ids under The asld S'
constitution, they hi; s ". "
utterly void. lnas ''sr.ii,
fundamental and !, a, n,sas;i'i ;
a subject matter : .I,s, 4.
federal constitution siw M
legislated upon ~ y ~, y" ~
a aa,s t hat i! bad y
to me that any Z, ss :, wh
contend for . dill ~ ih,, y,
a refusal 10 exlad Ne, D ,,s
sons hssiEneN sd f,f TX
brief note, en s .eSy,jststs
without furlhsl X y
ssnectful to the pecpe Z
have the hono .,;s
the day afler ~
va, vol,r telegram esul Z, =
10 ho'd Clarke ~ w
reached here y i I
authority " .vsr alsI
you. II neve g "a
az n9"1s simply allo.
ea' course inlssdlS!
r ,sS ifit ~
,wsIHthstandins Soy
Carroll case;
the cap cap ~, n tbe Z
" s,r 5I,sc IL, tho
anu lna nine uMeS YOUR rqd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15
Nntlce fo sIlhscrIhers

Those wishing TO avail themselves OF
our campaign propositions VIII please
mail, aud Is not 70 be delivered by the
agents Of the GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15
TEXAS AND LOUISIANA.
Spicy Correspondence Between Gov,
ireland and Cor. McEnery.
Rights aud Duties OF the States Under
the Extradltion Clause.
Tit for Tat-We Are But Children OF a
Larger Growth.

Special to the Gazette.
Austin, April 14.-The following
correspondence las passed between
Governor Ireland, of Texas, and Gov
ernor McEnery. of Louisiana, relative
to Governor McEnery's refusal to issue
a warrant for the man Carroll, who was
wanted In Texas for taking out Of that
state mortgaged personal property, a
civil offense, but no crime under the
laws of Louisiana:
aovgRNoR IRELAND's LETTER.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., /
Ctata If Vayaa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-15

Joker.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-05
CLOSING PRIOkS or BJSFDN STOCKS
Boston. Drc /, lssi.
THURSDAY, Dec. i-P. II.


1ov, transactions I'm stocks recorded business OF
only OH 63s shares against 2sO2 shares yesterday
Yet the figures generally show more or less OF important
advances The opening was spirited and NJ consider
ably higher figures than last evenings CLOSING prices
but that IS easily accounted for by the remarkable al
vances in the London market, which at li3 p ILL., were
reported here before the opening of our market why
was that the London market which yesterday closed on
the basi Of our Yesterday highest figures Oil O'clock
should have opened up l per cent lor Nch'ld'
and Hudson, 1916 per cent for Lake SHORE, ana WIN
smaller advances the other stocks, instead OF re-
spondng 10 the home declines which tho last hsures Oh
the home market showed, mystery that can be e1-
pIoined only by American spectators who manipulated
the London market The difference in prices between
London and NewYor at our highest prices OF To-
day should have had the effect OF weakening inc rates
for the foreign exchanges. By the public quotations
stocks could be bought here and sold In LONDON lor
rho account at profit but the foreign ex-
changes instead OF being weak were STRONG al"
rates were advanced The general Impression OF lie
Street is and board room traders aro ba7lhS ther
operations upon that theory, that the leading ooH'S
on the situation covered their " shor's anu perhaps
went n little "long" after the election ana no" "'o
compelled to act IA bulls !" IN order 10 get 'iAo'
sufficiently large enable them to return 10 'hel'
position without selling out at lower prices thah ''1
bought Probably the guess "a correct ana every loo"
trader Is watching the dealings with eagle eyes
and with the belief that he IA smart enough
not to be left" The report OF the Northwestern earn
ings for the fourth week OF November "a uocre"c Vi
Si9s 300 is not bad yesterday rumoIS '"'n W.
dd NOT nriun ,node II but II was bad enough t. have
serlousy affected the price OF the stock IN any natural
market decline OF Si.s75,ooo In gross earnings Tor
six months even II semioficia statements accepted
that operating expenses were reduced sOooooo Tor
five months OF the six In the face or the cost Oh Operating
an average Of 90 miles OF road-such showing III ioer
perods would have caused stampede to sell the stock,
but to-day Il only knocked of tho early advance to e0a
10 ssa and the closing price-es%-is the same
an yesterday. This item Ia OF Significance IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-05
STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BOSTON Mass De-. I -Fiou weak and uncuangsA
Superlne, ~ jDps2iG conan txtriS 3 o. - NeN
Winter Vl3Nsl - Dt H. )JrI - strl Aer feDs 5lci
steamer Ixei pD blc: No Srlie. jDD tic; Oass nrn
80. Ynte 36a ia'i 40. White 80 aG5 g. shorts
and WI iins, nn 81 ;: "se.tp siPir o,'"J oyi,'
eVV SACK Oo'n' s"''o' ousL' O''' '0' 'H 'o'H
'V"" D'Sil ,.,..., -
,1c, NJ =, p,,r,s,,,. par M si5 81
az, a., ot ~, 80 A.. l,,i 81, ~ Jcr.
Sbort.T,r ~ -, ,,rt .,str -. ,tos. nrn rou,,
MOI, a -, II. -, a., IN 49,. "a -,
"A : :, r,'.nti 5o le,,l sh,nnenr. lslO neat
. -. -, 49, -.
bittALo a DEC 'rb -. a.s ~ po,s ~
ln'ihhe'n p-lcts Nnta nui. So. w, vush 70 usr9
Nolheih faeih' A. sue h,u Rehei"y AZ ~, hsin
Noth'ah .' , ~ n, ~" - ~,
~ n,,r h,J az h, 40 t,,n Am sat.s ,ar lot. pJ Va
wir@l at liz n st,e. Old yellow On flark ~ iic,
Mile ON tlark harley dun an ca rar pia No Nrraska
al DE nailrnm f,ivhts unchanecd Rere,pts n ar,
~ coo bhsi Wheat 900 hnsht Dorn. IlnU1D fi-l Ds
iGnnn maj shipments -flour fDl bJi. Wheat 5000
bush.. torn a. uil busat oats i3 40 bnsl.
,...., ~. 4 t1,u, ,,,t a, ,,,,,i ra, IA 4, h,,.
WINTER wheat ~ -lnH " +niht wait ~! o, 2M
Minhrauia Basla = Nldtt 90 fh.rhia Y wv ~ ~
low 'ithdes ~ ibu ~ ~ i3l' ~ 'et' ~ barrels
Mhrht ~ m n,nhnl Amd w,2E 't"i lahqrls i'p,'mgeh
fttutiru rlnsihg ~ tHfdt'f'i January tH2" 49,
.nsihs ei g. ua " - ~ ,' '',9h. ~ 1900
may W. 80 =, ns ~ -', ~ al, ~ ~ i1, 'iN"l
H. "t,.' ~ u.t A.. f,,n ANA. sal, ,.n.si,
'rnh 'tt"s f,,,,,. 49, y" ,i,sia. -
+" - W t's Flss, '.,.,,,. al y, ,,,5 49,. SAID,
,aaa,., "a, ,s,,,s a, "a e.. n,ae,,n., J,1'
,'"N'h ~ ~ ~ u, ~ 49, .,'l,s M H.,
'"a'H ., e. ln' q . ,,t .tt,. 10. ,,ussi,
1.h III 5a'ti !, t,nI,,t, Ti,ftil a. ,l,sl5 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-05
uo1HERv MiNDELBlUM Runs Away.

HER BAIL AND THAT or HER son AND CLERK FOR
FrITED-QrTFR FEATURES OF TIE CAsE.
motley array of spectators were considerably
astonlshcd yesterday III the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner by the announcement that the bail bonds Of
Frederick OF Mntherr Manlolh1um. her son
forfeited. The flight of Mother Mnndol-
baum was Thus announced. she had de-
cIdpd that she bad no desire 10 face the
District attorneys Office and the law ~ its various
forms on the charge of rccei wing stolen goods Her
counsel, alter waiting with apparent impaiionre
for some time. informed Justice Barrett District
Attorney Olnpy and his assistants That hi' clients
had boon instructed tn lac at mia Office ~ ~ o. m.
" but" he addc :. " they are not here Ne. nlnoy
promptly moved the forfeiture 80 the honda nud
asked fec bench warrants for the arrest OF the
rrisnneia. -, Juatice l'qnctt erantcd The
order The HuirtY ni Mite, NHndclhnnn
WA ,lruteo Enorhhntdt who hal given hail 90
sryrn indictments ipi ~ 600 each, The buudannn
at lulua Naudrlhnum Wes john \, lfiRaH. go i've
indictments ~ IN 600 each, toutad frii anon Tho
hnhd at Hermann fttuudr, ia 1000, l'mhottuu'n
agency n tratohine fof thc lnHiiNen, MI olncY
sad ia nothing had been soon OF Mn. Manlrl,
baum smce lriday last, lilo thought that hhc had
gone 10 Canada
Mira Mandolhanm was Iaken before Police Jus
tIcr Murray 0n July "a, aud after partial cNami-
nation OF the oahe was held 10 await tho action OF
the Grand jury Seven indictments we're found
against her, julius, hci ION, and Hermann HIruhdc,
q clerk for grand larceny in tho second degree and
receiving stolen goods. Four indictments charge
the stealing of silks and other goods from simpson,
Crawford 4 simpson, TO the value OF $500, and the
three Others charge similar offences against George
A. lican, of James A. l1earn u Son, to the amount
of 1888.
The evidence against Mrs. Mandclbaun wasprinci-
pally that of Gustave Frank, Pmkerton detec-
tive, who had gained her confidence. Ter counsel
tried to attack his character. and made a request
for a commission to take testimony in Cologne
Germany. They formed their request partly on "A
dispatch from Cologne, of which they presented a
translation which seemed TO imply tnat Frank
q fugitive. The document was retIanslated By Of
fetal interpretations and its meaning was found to
be different from that of the other translation. and
favorable to Frank. No commission was allowed.
he counsel obtained from Judge DonOhue an
transferred from the General Sessions 10 the Court
of Oyer and Terminer. The question was argued
about Scptember 20. and Justice D1nohue reserved
his decision The decision was DELAYED for two
months while the progress of the in either
court was stayed. he Di,trict-Attomey finally
applied to Justice Barrett for order setting aside
the stay, and Justice Donohue immediately file
his opinion. transferring the TO the Court of
Oyer and IcrmIner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-05

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 4-PrOyisiDls Ga nDerlani CUT
39s. u. Cioir MdLes 3jA ~ ,lort Col Mlddles
I'd. BIOS. Ais. ILL., sl)IlIerh 80 Cd per c"G
Bccf-ll4s %. for Extra lndltn deS PRIME Ness SIS
PVrk-Prme Ness. fla o. DER DDl Primo Nest Eastern
7Os Western 66s Larl-American $50 u. Prl no west
Shoulders jt Butter. lbs Per cSt fOt az, Va,' 49,
Cheeso-Amercan Choice Jis OL Nhett-tsoi o,V5s.
sprnNUs -. Sd el wlner IS ~ R1' az yo' S Ssr
tai No 2 spring, Is. Western winter - T. re"
Mixed Westerp 5s 3Lr Calfolnla No /. To- Cd dfs si
California No. = -. .gjs VI Dar o,h'ia @ s,ir,,.
OF Tarpentine Iis o. DO At London 2's Oh pes IN
Refined Petroleum. I'd. gallon clover sou
Red iOs. per owL TIliDS SIS III psr oyt tosihI, on
5d: Pale. D. Oh @lOh III Lhneoi VI" -o' ' '''
lou co, y. q ~ IA,
peT ION Calcutta lnaee 4tA I'd. Gi1s Od per quarter
ilnsoad Cake as S9s lOs per ton Ieaned pelrosa H.
Yi per gallon, spirits OF Iurpontns Ss vi per
evil -porn on P56 per ton Rosin-Common "a Od ola
al Pale 0s Provsions-Lard. As Od per owt for
American sugar, LA Oh. per owt Tor Cuba centrifugal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-05

Illustrating either the general confidence in speedy
rccuperaton the power OF stock cqucs to stem the
natural current OF had For immediate opera
ons II IL Of little importance which the factor that
held the market Central and Hudson and Lake Shore
were conspicuous at the opening Of business. They
opened mp respectively q and 3 per cent and made fur
ther advances IN the early dcangs and then after
depression rallied and closed the highest prices Of
the day. There Is little doubt that the annual
port Of tn Central aud Hudson Company to september
30, that il prepared, shows net earnings for
the stock Of 521 per cent, and that
items amounting to 100000 properly chargcahlc
AGAINST tho rent business omitted from the state
mcnt aud that also the report will show the usEal an
nual CHARGE 10 construction account of something over
Sl.loO,Opo But II remains To he seen whether or not
any officer Of the company i willing TO ho sponsor for
such statement when IL filed accurlir to The laws Of
the state Of York The stock however M 81 " closed
] per cent higher than last evening. Central ut New
Jersey with Transactions amounting only to 1900 shares
rose y to i1li Missouri Pacific unusually active
az odDl l9dO2 a. against ~ aycspray but III hardly
probable tnnt the actual transactions amounted to $40
shares ont of the 400 shares Tint reported.
western Union aud linton Pacific were neglected aud
'los,d with decline of u for western Union and gain
81 y FOR Union Pncr Inc general market closed duh
ana strong hV 1gurcs.
Government bonds were dun and strong with The bids
for the Is per cent higher Annc Ncd tho closing
quotations.