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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-09-06

lar blsnketn Tommy: " That's muffin,
ny doggSs has get asss-"-Brookiss
1spssa
Rough on Coughs, 1sc.. st Druggists. Com
plete cure Coughs, Hoarseness Sore Throat
TALK about babies; but then, we never
indulge in small talk.-Chicdgo SER-
Trough on Corus.n 15c- Askfor it. Com
plete cure, hard or soft COINS, warts, bunions.
You have no right to pick . photogrs-
piers pocket even if he has pictures.
THE increasing sales Of Piso's Cure at.
tests its claim as the best cough remedy.
A DOOR is sometimes Jar and an earth
quake always is.-LoiceH Courier.
"Mother Swans Worm Syrup" for few
erishness, worms, constipation, tasteless. 25c
FAvoRABLx weather for hay-making-
When it rains pitchforks.
Buchu-paiba." Quick, complete cure, all
annoying Kidney and Urinary Diseases, 81.
A pEsroNpENr person ought never to eat
blue fish.-Bostoa Post.
Skinny Men. "Wells' Health Renewern re-
stores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsis,I.
A rouR.IN-HANp-The piano duet-Bos
ton Courier.
Gienn's Sulphur Soap
Is a common remedy for skin diseases.
Hill's Hair Dye, black or brown, Doc.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-09-06

N. Y. ONCE, i59 W. sd St.. between 9Th and III
AYES. Ph!ladelphia Ofice. 1905 Chestnnt St.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
METHODS or ANIMAL SELF-DEFENCE.

The Academy of Sciences last evening was
addressed by Professor II L. Farchild THE Methods
OF Animal sefdrfence" said the lecturer: Every ami
mai food other animal The larger prey
upon the smaller while the most powerful and myncble
are deyoured by parasites. The impulse OF scfpeerva
ton is hence the strongest instinct and either from this
the need OF procuring food, all pecuiarites and
oddities I'm bodily development result The methods Of
self defence Professor Fachd placed under two heads
passive and active Passive OF defence he defined
those supplied By nature without the need OF
animal cooperation, the shell OF the lobster, the spine
developments OF crI-tace1us and fishes, the cOoring
which harmouze- animals with their surroundings
a. wirh lTound-biru- or initiates IN them dead
leaves OF tWi-s, a- with the Walkn--etlck
worm; resemblance 10 UNPLEASANT animals, Or Il
disagreeabr OdOr taste. The active means VI self
defence require the cooperation II the animal IN the
case OF horns 1ns, tcctI and claws The lecturer then
exhibited examples Of each slides Of the stercoptcOu
Beginning with the poisonous tcnlacles OF the ieuy-h
and aucOue IA" traced tu" same characteristics mp
tine qus or the VOrcUpuc and the muscular arm and
Jaw OF the gorilla. Although the line between the passive
ana tue tolye difficult TO draw, Professor
Ftrchild showed that inuaary all cases the animal was
protected by uitur pccl laitcs hen demanded only
the ordinary exercise Of tht instinct
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
THELosT PICTURE OF THE PRIEST.

John A. LOwery, the Juror concerned in the
Feuardendi Cesnoa case whowas sick lastweek turned
up at the Court yesterday 20 health and the case
proceeded Albert T. Cochran, thi scu0Craphcr Of the
Common Pleas Court. who took down the tcstim1 ny
elected before the Investigating Committee said that the
minutes submitted the handwriting Of his auauu-
en-s and that they correct onghand copies Of
steuographc reports usually John Rogers testified
that he had been a sculptor since 1860. His
testimony corroboraed that given by other
sculpors Young Mr. Fornan, the hookkecper
n the Metropolitan Museum ~ Art, examined. lie
carried Oh the morning 0f March II. 1871, The photo
graph album from Dixon b. Alloy 70 General Oh Cesnolas
whercfron, it Is claimed photo1aph my seriously dis
appeared show ing the priest 40 - with The hand aud
paiera on The details OF ti- incident "crc gone into
with great particularly both uy MI cjickucy ana hr
Baug- Ht said tla Dee Ir .-.t 'lr huua tu General al
Cc-oa'- office and IaI It fur or- Mr Primo and the
iaufor Ieuktu, no tIr room 90 ic tmr He Waa ia
the room for icw m.uu,r- aui tI" buIk was opened
while ne was there. ~" added that Doe had known tie
book 10 bee ~ varoJ. Tunes ln various rooms Of the
building Together w..A tue catalogues be had gwen 10
into Alley. charge, oy General dl Ce-uoas directions
IN November, l--O.
Nj slczuey announced that the defence expected 20
close their case thls morning NI Bangs said thar Dc
wis cd 10 AK General d tc-uo7 two os ire questions,
and Nh -ucnoy said tua ue H0u! be gwen the opDo1-
tuIut}.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
DTYYING ACnARGE OF LUNACY.

An order wa, granted by Justice Barrett, in
the Supreme Court Chamber yesterday, FOR Mrs Mary
f. Van Dyke 10 shoT cause Thursday next why pro
ceediugs I'm lunacy against hcr husband John Van Dyke,
should not be stayed. Mt and M- Van Dyke are co.Jred
people. and live In West ThirteentA,t The husband IS
about forty years old and his wife appears 70 Dee about
the same age Mr. Van Dyke Is reported 10 bee worth
sl5O.OGO In his deposition he SAYS that about three
years ago be employed white man. named Hagnt az bis
agent; that Haght frequently slept 40 the dcp0ncuts
house. but that nothing wrong Was suspected ~ him
uutu November, when quarrel resulted In
consequence Of certain discoveries made by the dcpOnent
Mrs Van Dy kc and liagul, the husband charge, then
began proceedings to have him Wan Dyke declared
luuatic ground that hc hahtual cTulkard
and was incapable OF taking charge Of his property
Icr are James T. spencer Bernard Cassery and Gaspar
GrsWod The hearing set down FOR YESTERDAY, Dut
was postponed account or the order Of the Court
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
AGAINST EIGHEHOUR LEGISLA1IoN

BALTIMORE, Jan. PA meeting of the Mer-
chants ManufactureTs Association held to-day
take action relation the laws proposed by Governor
McLane relative 10 making eight hours days labor e
CALLING trades unions and governing the labor Of women
and minors Most of the large manufacturers including
GOTTEN iron tobacco packers etc, present and the
several branches Of the question discussed and a
committee was appointed 10 prepare resolutions, and
their report adopted requesting the Governor and
legislature allow the Merchants and Manufacturer
Association hearing before the committee whom the
bills may be referred that full statement should be
made why the bills sh0uld not become lava
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
SOME NEW HOUSE Bills.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-AmOng the bills in
troduced in the House to-day the following BY Mr.
Morgan of MlssourTO regulate attorneys fees IN pen
cases. prohibits the receipt of fees before the al
lowance Of the pension and fixes the fco at flO except
in Of prior approved by the Commissioner
OF Pensions
BY Mr. Wempe. OF New-York-Eor the erection Of q
public building at Saratoga Springs.
BY Mr. Van Alztyne, of New -York-To establish lights
on the Hudson River
BY Mr Lbbey, OF Misunderstanding the extension OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad tn Fortre7, Monroe
BY Mr. Brewer OF NeWJcrsey yTO deepen the clanDel AT
Sandy Hook for the purpose Of forming a commercial
outlet; also, To deepen the channel BarnegAt Ray for
the purpose OF forming haIbOr OF refuge No specific
appropriation made IN these bills but Mr. Brewer state,
that the latter will involve appropriation o. S45O 600
and the former one OF several millions.
BY Mr.. Lyman OF Massachusetts-TO establish a sIr-
nal station the island Of Nantucket and submarine
telegraphic communication with the main land.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

srrnr:r CorRr-CIEcuT-PARr iII.-Bo'oro Donohue, j..
Cas- NO day calendar. -
suRR0 AIRS COUu-peioro Rollins. sContested wills OF
Ere enc. Grote 1880 M Peter lIossey, Maria LOU
4 fh.rrp Ferris. -gmund Tys Lcander Allan Ellen
NJ r.r 1n1 i'ahf Do HeTg' ~ IL m.
SlPFEOR COURr-SFECIAL TERN-Bcf0re Ingraham, J-Nos
=. 30. t .S. li
StrigGR CouET-TErAL TTEI-PABT I-Bofore Freedman,
3d. 81 50 ia l45g 60 12ol, ll51, J72 t3i jr3 2ll,
oC6ai,6y 'PIrAs-srFciAL TER-Bofore DAILY J-No lay
calendar. ,.r o.
COMMON PLRAs-EQUITY TERM-BoIoie van bF'h J-easo
No. TO- No day calendar. 49,. -. ,r.o.ou
Co,iNOV PLEls-rRsL TERM-PAEr I-Before an Aoeseh'
IL nn-SnllOgY MaraNlng No uAl ChlcnUdI.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
CLOSING PRICES OF BOsTON STOCKS.
BOsroN. Jan p, 1885,
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Rsnartsd bu TlLy II DAVE q %. II WIL-st
MONDAY. Jan. o1-P. "


The week opens at the Stock Exchange with the
markets even more feyerish and unsettled
than they were at any time last week.
The Northwestern railway shares to-day were
the special weak stocks. St. Paul, with
transactions amounting to 72,SOO shares. from
openinQ figures Of So 7sa sGls declined 10 s4ls. raj
lied to s5l2 and closed at s53s; Northwestern COM
mon stock declined from 114d114as to 1924, and
recovered to ll35sG113la; Omaha declined from
29 to 27lta 2s, and the preferred stock from s94
TO sSl4a $50. Manitoba was particular
lv erratic; from 81 it fell to So, recov-
cred to sea sell, and in the late dealings
suddenly advanced to ss, with final quota
tion of 81 bid and s79l asked. against 9O4 SatGr-
day yevenmg The Northern Pacifcs were pressed for
sale at the expense of IQ2 per cent decline IN the
quotations. Union Pacific declined from 1873 to
725s and recovered to 73'sG73l2. and West
ern Union. after 72l2a71 l2G72os closed at
723a or only Il lower than Saturday
night. Denver and Rio Grando declined
from 2O5s TO 1874 aud ended at 10 The whole
Southwestern list was weak Wabash sold down to
l2lo preferred stock to 24l4. Missouri Pacific to
sjls Missouri, Kansas and Texas TO 16l and
Texas and Pacific to 15l2; but they all made some
recoveries in common with the general market Nv
the close. The trunk line stocks were compare
lively steady, although Lake Shore huctuated 3
per cent and Central and IIudson's price covered
range of per cent The market was nuc'uAtlhg
one all day; but in the last twenty minutes oi
business there a rally.
Government bonds were dull and weak; the bids
for the 4s are Il and for the LIS Is lower Annexed
are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SENATE.

WAsnINGT0N, Jan. 21.-ln Executive Session
the Senate confirmed the following nominations today:
2 Pecsircrs ~ Puilc M0Hes-Mcbael II. Fitch, Pueblo,
Col: Warden Willis, Denver, Coli Paul O. Stetten' at
CrO0kstOWu, Mimi.
Surrcyors- Geacr0l-NOman II. Meldrum, Of Colora-
do Martin :. Chandler, of Minnesota.
IDifcd suites MdjStG'S-Wlliim W. Henry, District or
VcruOnt David B. RUSSELL Eastern District or Kansas
Joseph II. McGee, Western District Of Missouri .
RcgiSffys NJ L0ttd-JJmes II. Chase at lT0nton, No.
Richard Harvey at Central City, Col; Adam T. Bloom at
IDdiTn Igeut-John P. Tufts Union Agency Indian
Territory. , -. q, o.
Charles Lyman 10 be Chief Examiner OF the CyH ser
wee Commission.
TostoGstc,s-Dana Rhodes at Groton y. Y; John l.
Haruish, at HoneOye Falls, y. \.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
CoIrRT CALENDARs-JANUARY 22.

erPpv,fR CoURT-CHnBEHs-Befo Barrett Nos ~,
S5 So 40 d. II, so IOI 1903 l23 l2l lS d9i ~ lSo
22l' 525 pa i27 22S 282 238 234. 2Ja. 24l. ,
sUPREMR tOUEI-GENERAL TERh-Beiore paws r. q;
1875 ll 61 loO l2 ls3 las. l59 l4O 49, 49, Lee Ioo'
1888 l73, "a. ls5, l7t, lol. - ,,. ,,...or Coss
RuPRENE COTHI-SPKCIAL 1ERH-bef0re huhs'y' J.-Nh7c
on-De Nell sgt. De Nell No day calendar .
SUPREME COUH1-CMCCU -PAK1 before Lawrence %
1880 lsOi 57S O7s 1856 1858. 81 l22d O43, 80! -
1853 445, 1911 ll0s, 1905, 1851 el4 ZZ' l-'o o0' '
ba6 1871, 1893 - p, p.,.-. Van vor.,
J-NOs g65 62s lO49 7JU l4s1 l4B2 1896, l1u. iu9d'
lYSi ll42 l42eis 4Oll l4t5. lo7s, 7 1915 ho IA "
4Og. lA1l, l416.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
AUDITOR LACKsoNs REMOVAL UPHELD.

Ihe TCmOVaI OF AudlIOI DlntI JlcksOn DY
Controller Grant upheld yesterday in decision Of
the General Term of the Court of Common Pleas Judge
Van Erunt writes the opinion and Is concurred In by
udrcs J. T. DAILY aud Van Hoe,en. The Court, IN refer
ring IN the bills of Wacrain and OF Frank j. Du 1os,
regarding which charges made against Mr. Jackson
holds that the Auditor did exercise that degree OF care
which his duty required OF lin. and adds; Although
/. moi claimed thai any damage resulted 20 the city, yet
was IOr the head OF the department to say whether IN
his Judgment, the offence sufficiently grave 10 JustlIy
the Dismissal OF the officer Although may be OF tue
opinion hat the punishment Tar exceeds the oneAce, We
cannot reverse the action because Of that reason"
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
WASHINGTONN NEWS
PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Ex-senator HOar to-day
reported favoraby Committee the Judiciary
his bill 10 provide the performance Of the duties Of the
Office Of President Of the removal death resgna
ton or inability Of both President and VicePresident
The bill provides that in the Office snail devolye
upon that member OF the Cabinet highest In rank begin
ming with the Secretary OF state, provided that such
ofcia l. eligible TO the office under the Constitution and
That the person thus selected shall held the office until
the disability Of the President NicePTesdent shall he
removed or President shall be elected II provides also
for the converting within twenty days after
such office has deyOlyed upon such person.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
CIVIL NOTES.

David Dudley Field began the summing up
for the defence yesterday in the Elevated Railroad Com
panes suit to set aside the agreement OF October lssl
He argued that the should not interfere In the III
ternal affairs OF corporations save IN case OF fraud
Miss Ettie Lubclsky, age nineteen, was mar
ried on Saturday night Max Levy, cigar maker in
defiance her ather The father on the plea that MS
daughter must have been under tho influence OF drugs
,ap.d a writ of h,bears corpus directing the young
husband 10 produce his wife in court The TWO appeared
before Justice Barrett Yesterday ~ the supreme Court
and he dismissed the writ. Tne father went away with
ter IA, hf
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IosDoy Jan 2l-l2:3O D. m.-ConsOs lOl 7l5 for money
and O account United states Four Per Cent
Bonds l25: and Great western First Mortgages
Trees Certificates ~ y; do. Second Mortgage lOA Eries
25 y Second COnsOs 81; New York Central i ILLINOIS
Ordinary 5gl; Canadian Pacific, 62; st Paul Common,
$50
$50 D m-Bar silver quoted az 80 1864. per ounce
advices quote Three Pei Cent Rente at 20 ancs
- |, ce!Lmes sOr the account
n m~A;lantic aud Great Western Mortgage Truss
tees Certificates 443 Second Mortgage 1ua tre 23d
Illinois Central 49, Pennsylvania 5Jas Reading, %i'J
Canadian Pacific, 55I4 st. Paul Common. - p ..-
advces Three Per Cent Rente. AZ 20 nancs
centimes for the account.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
XoMINATIoNs BY THE PRESIDENT.

WAsHINGTON Jan. 21.-The President to-day
nominated A :. worhington 10 be United States
Attorney FOR the District of Columbia vice George b.
Corkhu
william Christv Wilson, Louisiana, to be Assayer OF
the Mint OF tho United states at New Orleans.
Horace Austin. of Dakota to be Register Of tie Land
Office al Fargo
Isaac A. TAYLOR Of Kansas 10 be Agent for the Indians
Of tho sacs and Agency in the Indian Territory.
Also the following persons 10 be po7tmasiers;
Samuel NJ. Oliver. Railway. \ j. William j. Cluk,
Eirunghalu Conn. and Jacob o. Price Friendship n Y.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. Jan. 12.-In the Court of Appe'

ALBANY, Jan. IZ.-IH IHt OUUII UI hppVdIa
to-day the following business was transactedi
Gordon and another respondents egt Nicholas
II. Decker appellant. -. -,
John T6Wnsend respondent ag the NewYOrk Life IN
and Company, administrators, etc. Hppeahs
Argued. -,
Margaret Cosgrove admnistratrX respondent agt the
Central and Hudson River EairJad company
l. Barruger administrators, respondent
agt appellant. Argued -.-,- ,,,--,
Mary Jane PecS eXecutx, hppe haBt falrlcA Ohdsh4h
respondent. Argument unfinished
The following Is the day calendar for Tuesday, Jan
uaTy %:
Nos 30 81 85 81. o. 20. 6a and s..
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

TOLEDO Jan 2l--wbeat dull No. J White 81 o. no ?
White 81 40. Red cash. 0j'4c q u January z,
June oT bid Com quiet but 4,tv steaay Hsh rs MfsS Ms9
S,7c Rejected 6Ic, No GIade. 44'4c oats quetj No :
White SOC; No cash aud January Sac asked May 05c
January 30 %. February, 81 IS bid % asked no =
shpmrnts-Wheat $4,000 bush; Corn $4,000 BUSH Oats,
1000 buah-
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
GREELY RELIEF APPROPRIATIONS.

WAsuINGTON. Jan. 21.-At a mccTmg OF Thc
House Committee on Appropriations this morning IT was
decided 10 report bill for the appropriation Of sum
necessary TO At out Groely relief expedition The
measure covers the recommendations Of Secretaries
Lincoln and Chandler providing FOR three vessels The
President is authorized 10 III out the expedition soon
a. possible The bill subsequently, reported To the
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
CROPs Thai SUEFITED TIE FROST

MOBILE, Jan. 21.-The reports circulated from
here some days ago to tie eject o' the cold snap
January were sensational and wide of the truth.
orange orchards touched with the frost; but to-day
no orchard in this county will say positively that
his trees are killed In fact It Is thol n, in the southern
part o county along the bay and Gull coast tnat the
trees are no; cured Little damage done TO carly
...r.Ill ~ LLL
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
4 HOUSE NATIONAL BANK BILL.

WAsHINGTON Jan. 21.-A bill was introduc-
ed in the House to-day by M. Watkins, Of Ohio for the
issue Of circulating notes TO National banking assoc.a-
tons Il provides that any National banking association
shall be entitled 90 receive from the Controller OF the
Currency circug notes not exceeding the par value o
the bonds Deposited security for crcuauou provided
that time shall the total amount OF such cireulHs
note. eXceed the actual pald capital O The assOchtOn
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
THE DUTY ON HANDKERCHIEFS.

WAsHINGTON Jan. PA petition was re-
Gently received at the Treasury Department from large
number OF importers doing business in New-York CHI
caeo Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore asking the at
ention Of the Secretary Of the Treasury to the rate OF
duty exacted embroidered linen hdndherchlefs. Inc
Secretary has decided that the term for haudkerchie5
made Of fax" al duty of - per cent controls az dgst
the provision for embroderes at 30 per cent, and tht
linen handkerchefs. whether embroidered or pln are
dutable nj 35 per cent This confirms the previous de-
cisiOu made by the Acting Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
REDUCING MIL HIYDy WAGES.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Jan. 21.-NOtices We're
posted tls noon at the Atlantic NILS that on February
there viii be a reduction OF Of not over ten per
cent.
Lowell, Mass Jan. GA notice posted in all
corporations this morning reducing wages per cent
to take effect February l.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
MINES AND MINING.

SALES THE NEW- FORK MINING EvCH4NGE.
NEw-YORK Jan. u. 1851.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
ALEXANDER BRANDONs DENIAL.

kkKrSa AFFIDAVIT THAT HE HAS NOT DISCLOSED
GRAND JURY PROCEEDINGS.
Alexander Brandon, member Of the Special
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

active the Gs sold at 37Q37l2 and tho oompro-
misses at 43G f3io Georgia gold rs brought III,
and south Carolina 0s non-fundsble sold at 3a2i2.
OF city bank stocks, Republic sold az l25.
The railroad bond market was irregular; but for
nearly all kinds of junior secureties lower prices
were accepted. Missouri Kansas and Texas sec
oDds were off @ per cent at 50, and the genera.
mortgages declined from 79l2 10 76a76i2. st.
Louis and Iron Mountain IS were down = 10 6s4-
Wabash general mortgages fell from 81 70 80.
Texas and Pacific incomes declined from II d 70 80
a 30 and frsti Rio Grande division after declining
To O9l2 recovered to 704. Oregon short Line "
were 1 percent lower az 9OI2. Llle second con,
soils closed with a gain of \ az -. Ne,t Sh0re ana
Buffalo D with sales of about SJ00Or0 gained 3
to g3Io Mutual Union sinking fund 6s declined
perceu 10 73 and recovered To 7il2a ~. chicago,
Burlington aud Quincy debenture D were of TO 92
G92li. The better class of bonds were steady and
IN some instances little higher. o.
The Sub Treasury to-day lost on balance S2O'e2l,
made up by cunency loss of SI3,5v}, less com
gam OF So, 1I2. The days operations CoveIed'
Receipts 81 ,467 l9l; payments, ~ 1851 IL cur
reney balance Ss,97s,59s coin balance, Flld,-
Money was more abundant than ever and call
loans ruled at li2 per cent at the close money was
follows: Exchanges, $l41,0j5,964; balances,
S7,5335f2.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received P62S 900 'ational bank notes for redemp-
ton. he customs receipts were 1000, and tho
internal revenue receipts $545237.
The foreign exchanges we're quiet and the rates
shade easier. We revise quotations for business
follows: Bankers bills 81 81 4 and - ~ for long
and short sterling respectively; Bios and 5.16l2
for francs; 947s and 05l4 for reichmarks; 40 and
40l4 for gulldeTs.
In London British consos we're steady and uu-
c anged at lOl 7-16 and 101 GIG respectively
for money and account. United States bonds were
d lower at 1876 lG-16 for the Is and Is lower at
l16 1915 for the Al l9s. There was general de-
cline in the prices for American railways that cOrre-
sponded wi Saturdays losses in the home mar
kets. At Paris French per cents rose 70 $3.50
francs.
The coupons due February OF the Rio Grande
Division bonds of the Texas and Pacific Railway
Company will be paid on and after that date by the
Mercantile Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
sAS FRANCISCO, jan 81, 1884.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

Elsevhere she clearances were; on Cltyi o',ofV'"'
Bradfsri 657i 600; Pittsburg $4,000 barrels IN
chas etd a. yLa cents per gallon. Abel TEST
Rp.nvopn Penn. Jan 2l--Crude OIL steady total runs
sar,rIa, and sunday, s5O92 bbs; total shipments ioo
oa-, Cnar.-rs 1925; Cearances s674O0o. Unitea
pine Line Certificates opened at oss auH 'lVses
4 t..ta. hixhtst price. % ~, lowest AV'e
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
HE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEW-YORK. JAanary u.

NEw-YORK, JaluaTy 2l.
What lttlo news was received from the oil
fields to-day was less bearsh than last weeks news
Tho Mckinney well In the sheffield district has declined
$50 barrels production a day. and the Grandn No ls,
which was nrs. reported to have doae" 600 barrels
day actually produced only 3OO barrels and Is now Yield
tg only 800 barrels day. The petroleum speculation
to-day reflected slightly effect produced by this
Most of the morning there better tone TO the mas
ket prcos advanced to 81 90 from 81 0s saturday
night LAttle activity was shown however and prices
Gagged down 81 O7 In the afternoon. In the last hour
however some considerable purchases were made and
tho market rallied lls cent and closed firm
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
Coll
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

Among State bonds the Tennesseos werO quite
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-09
ANDREW THORPE. o. Q, cAffEl.
THORPE a. CAPPEL,
Axtorueys-sa1-E4asF.

VIII practice in the courts Of Caleasien,
Cameron and Vernon parishes, and IN the
Supreme Court Of the state ana me Fedefai sfa
collection Of claims. augGSmos