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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
4 STEADY UPWIRD M0VEXEYT.
THE WORK OF THE CHICAGO BULLS" on THE
PRICE or WHEAT.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.

CHICAGO, May 5.-The bears were some
what down-heared this morning when tho FOG oyerhead
turned into a cold and disagreeaoe raln and inc
"shorts" manifested inclination " 70 cover" Inc
Ream crowd hand early n sustain prices Wneat
opened AZ 045 cents for June wheat and o5s for July
tre higher than the closing quotations on Saturday
and Immediately manifested solid strength, which
caused quotations to advance The advance initiated
by the shorts" who followed by q crowd
OF "scapers." who bought heavily for sew
eral hours The leaders Of this crowd when
the highest point reached, turned round
and sold. some say, considerably more than their
purchases this morning clearing handsome profit and
going short enough TO give the markets good push
These sales at the close broke the market
nearly cent
"Thls is all a local deal" said disguised bear
Ream and Jones lost good deal Of money The short
side few days ago and they are simply trying to get
this money 0aekOy hopping over % the other SIDE.
The cables were reported dun and easier but TINS NOR
nation seemed TO have no influence upon
prices which gradually became stronger. There
were only occasional waverngs IN the up
ward movement Of the market n the the to .rs,
to buy IN loss the stuff which they had parted with
cenrs an advance of cents from the opening; and July
touched ga cents, gain Of pc cents The Waist
"sbori on the ground That the big advance had
reached rs limit now covering their shorts IN
onward market About 100000 bushels were bought
in by the leading commission houses on new YORK Or
rain passed away the reappeared aud the ocal
crowd the alert trade on the changes OF me
weather began selling. The news soon spread mat sew
a the biz purchasers Of the early hours mad s0d on
the bulge, and this gave ENCOURAGEMENT 10 the Few re-
naming bears the floor, who proceeded to
whack away ut prices and produced decline Of cent
before close. June wheat closed at 957s cents, July
at 967s
A good deal OF capital made by the "buls" all the
the reported decrease I'D the visible supply,
which they Will be posted tomorrow.
Corn heavy and plainly influenced by the
OF wheat. The receipts We're moderately large
ufpufp car u "A
tract grade This article was not rlseu hold Of with
any show interest and closing AT s. = cents Tor the
judy option II showed permanent gain Tor the DAY y
OIL, l5 OF a cent. At one time however the option sold
ut I-5s cents.
Provisions were strong early and rather easy az the
close There little trading In any article on the let
The fear OF strong brands which generally under
stood TO Doe under the hog products, makes small traders
extremely cautious about having much 70 do with them
This seemed especially OF he situation to-day eay-
iu2 , 20 be ald about il. The opening price Tor Jly
pork was 81 60 and the close 10 cents higher The
highest price Of tue day was%i1 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA SIOCAS
Exported 5yJOIv H. DAVIS Y -J. IL Vt~r
MONDAY. MAY 5-p. NJ.

The week opened with weak markets at the srock
Exchange and during the Erst half q the day r-e
general tendency Of prices subject 20 small resc-
tion. was downward. The trunk lines and the coal
shares the specially weak spots while the
stocks that last week suffered such heavy declines
were s,eadier. although they were the most active.
Union Pacific however, did az one time break 10
5Sls against the opening figure of 90 but that was
exceptional. Tie Northern Pacifcs were exception
a. for their strength even in theeary dealings and
gained in figures despite the general weakness be-
Ing helped thereto by the publication Of the COM
panys earnings for the fourth week OF April. Cen
tral and Hudson and Lake Shore for time seemed
70 be supported at and 95l respect yey but Just
before the turn of the whole market their figures
declined to III p and 95. There was general dis
tributiOn Of notices that stock due and not deiv-
cred at 81 3 D. III. would DO bought in under the
rule. although there no special pressure the
mornings stock loan department. few stocks
loaned at premium Of 1-64 per cent, among them
Union PacIfc but that stock afterward loaned
fat. The upward movement began about 1880
o'clock, with Union Pacific and Western Union,
which from 80 and 90 TO go and 81, respectively
by the end Of the delivery hour. Other stocks fol-
lowed and did something more than TO recover the
early declines 81. Paul and Northwestern Cd ex-
ceptionally well IN the recovery. From that time.
2:l5, until within five minutes Of the closing hour
the market was more feversh than strong, and
threatened relapse; bat in five minutes or even
less. Union Pacific was advanced q 10 co., and
Western Union rose s. TO GA The other market
simply held the figures that previously had been
made. There was scarcity OF outside news or
rumors 20 affect the market The total amount of
stock that was purchased under the rule was 800
shares-700 Union Pacific and 200 Western Union
but every one WAS talking about squeeze for to-
morrow. and the market closed excited and unset
tied.
Government bonds were extremely dali but frmer
10 tone, and the bids for the IS are ls per cent
higher Annexed are the closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

western 50 sss a Choice to Fancy SO 25as7 OO west
* RsoRecspt, dsS $500 head total for week thu,
far 1900 head for sans time last week l4OOO nean
consigned through Good Choice workers. - o.
90 LEht Mlred IS 90 asG 10 Good Mediums. 50 100
. 20; Pigs, - OO6f5 80
CHICAGO Nay 5-Tte Drop,rS Journal reports Hoss-Bs
cepts u 900 head; shipments 100 head market erlsk
and higher Rough Packing. SJ25dS0 sos racing;
and shipping s. s0asG O5 Lgh So = Sso 30 skps ~ w
ass
Cl,,ie-Recept. 5000 head: shpments LOO head mar.
ket quier 1ut steady Exports, fj 3OGTO hO bo9u 10
Choice Shipping 90 sjGS5 2J Common 70 Aeoun - -"~
II
Ste'p-Recepts 1000; shipments, 1905 market lover;
Inferior Far. IS OO9f4 90; Medium 10 Goad ~ OO@
S. lO Choice 20 Extra As OOdsj so Lambs 60 oOaf0 -
ST. LOUF May 5-Ifors-acuive; Receiptt 5000 1eai
shpmeuts 400 head Light - 4O@SJ oO PACKERS - o.
gs6 %; Butchers IS 70ds5 30 -.
Cdite-Racepts 100 head shipments 1900 heal Export
ers so IS $780, Cool Choice shippers s. o0tb9 90
Common Medium - 2OdsJ -; stOckers ana Feeders
81 jO0Hj % - , "a.
Shesp-R Receipts 800 head shipments 20D heei mr.
Nor 90 Fan, So 759s4 30; Medium 70 Good 81 04oo oV
Choice. So 1896 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

State bonds we're quiet sales included tennessee
COMPROMISE at 43 and Georgia gold rs at 1lo'
There we're no transactions in city bank stocks.
The general bond market as a rule, presented q
firm tone, but the business was small except III a
few issues The special feature was the large ueai
inRs 90 600 0OO in West Shore and Buffalo os ana
the sharp advance in their price from 53's 10 oo-s
Q557A As reason for the advance
it was reported late that the running
scheme was making satisfactory progress
in that nearly one-haf of the amount
had accepted it. Northwestern debenture os were
active at unchanged figures-05l2; but BURLINGTON
and Ou1ncv debenture 5s were off u at 80. Last
Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia consol 5s were up
|, 70 Erie second consos advanced l & to SIPS,
and New-York, Lackawanna and Western seconds
were firm at 100. st. Louis and Iron Noun
tain IS sold ex interest at 7O4a72.
Huntsville and Nashville general 6s. after 30,
were steady at 042 Missouri, Kansas and Texas
general IS were easier at 7767S. Texas and Pa
ci6c incomes were off l per cent at As. Denver
and Rio Grande consols declined "a to o. and later
were quoted at about 90, and the Western extern
sion Grsts were olI2 per cent to IS. Wabash gen
eral Is were per cent lower at -. Northern "a
cifc hrsts were strong at 1919 1888: Oregon
aud TranscOntinental hrsts were up l : at 10 ana
Oregon Improvement frsts were 70 higher at o. z
Comparative statements of the National DahksOl
the city OF New-IOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

LIVERPOOL. May 5-Proyison9-8 acoa-Cumosr ana est.
40.. Long clear Nudes 43s. 90 short Cs1r Mfffs,
AZ Gd short gb. 4ls I: shOudera 3jA per Beef.
g-s Tor extra I5ss; IHCla Mesa - POrkPrima
Meas q OF. per Dol. Prime Ness. Eastern. West
ern 8ss Llrd-Ame1can. 49, IDS Prime Western, ldg
Lard on 80 3D. Hams-LOng Cut Gia nd shuuiGera , q
Butfer sos psr cwf Tor GResr United
American choice d. Wheat-Red Western spring "a d
III Winter. -s n Hss 20. c-lfa 80 -nrnr
IL. d. New Winter q. sd. New Alxsf western.
So ID California 40. d. 0SA Jd l1liof na No =.
"a I'd ais sd. per GENITAL COrn-aivet Old . a. 10.
new s. ID per caata PrOiIce-SDirits Oi TurDonrns.
~. cd, DO an LONDON pa 10 Der cgt Rsfnci Putr1-
leun I'D. per gallon Clover sesd--Auercan Ret Asa
054s per cwt. Ttl0v, 3D. per cwt ROsin-tOunOn.
A.. nd. Pale 9A0 os "a Llnsee ). - d per cVt. -
Receipts wheat the from Atlantic Ports 5jI0O
quarters; Paclic ports 10000 quarters from other
sources 10000 quarters Receipts ~ Corn ~ 600 qnare
LONDON Nav I-Produce- Linseed OIL Gl4 To- a -
uer ton Calcutta LBs-et Az. ~ ts 80 per quarter In
cake IS l1s Redaef Petro cum "a @0Ast-
per gallon. spirits OF Turpcatne IS 81 per cTt-
-perrn on eB4nzsJ nar Ton R0sln --CO nmOn, g. -.
Pale - ellis Pr2vI,ons-Larf as. d. per cTt foe
American sugar - 3D. airs q cw Tor cuoa c.ntri
fuga airing $50 All AS o. 1l5s 3D. FOR CUBA Nus
coVadO TAR rena;ng aiJaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

AIS. ~ .a me- crer for L. sea.cais pennsylvania
cy = f7sy9 s4n2 20 g s5 sous steers
,2i p Al. ~ ,.G, o z - az at p P'6 81 Gs' III
dq Lob 70 az j. &c ,4l = = RfT 4e'1i 30 DO I''' '0
: noscqh@ Tor aioris g Illinois s. se'r rs Il i2l 10
al - 52 ~ 40 L. - AZ y - NJ rs IL H. IS 1918
NJ @ 4 &c 90 d. rs TO- li7 a& g. ,t'' a &c ,S o H1 5
% at l-c' ana 81 per ' 90 ilc less Il Der
a "a e ~ n CO. 40 DO ia 70. at i6L ). DO,
gley NcI4er'on 20 ggmniss5on pn " .'ala N %
j. do 1877 b. at 4, 81 no. 1880 ~ at II1ge q do,
cd ts b. at = &c 67 b. 40 .2s5 II, at II qc
do l550 % az l2l4c, 56 ID 3 do 355 ID 70 I-Sii 40,
i % DO IL - H. at ~ les 81 per mead 2" Do - 10
e 80 5s - so s H. - 75T e. ~ az io},6
ste Az H. &c - - $50 lao n 3 at = DO - LIZ ~ h.
I92 ID at - A. a. DO n 10. ..o5 AT y steer.
25 H. at I2c 30 b III no. NJ &c nc 4 q2 9 Is az
tc So loss pr heai; i r,a9'y,y Y, IL p8 4E'n -4S
70 al 5c bull, 1, 10 d. al % O'. ,5,,., s,l,r ..o
seer. l4 m a, IS 6o FOR Gam Il ., o9l5 era, t t
AZ - - iorI 1!~-elg q q. n a. 81 2o
900 9es H. a5 ~, 'e7' pen Ae 4t p e' o f2 s.
ar ~ IN an Tori rs nc s5 30 do 1921 az IL l2c,
vy n lor selge' 81 In3s steers las 70 a5 Z So
10 o. t1 lD r,.. ro ,,,,s--,rt, -+.rIo Fol
'Nl ~ e. . T. ~ ~. 90 % Ar i.r j8 b.: g0 Io
900 t- I. - ,.- b-ii. I ,o ..6 b. ar NE 81
LILO 10 p. T. f l'r' - ~, 3D.. -t-r. I'd +....s ar-
70 10. M 4-I.-t a.. 10 ~. f5 M 1 ,,, 81
lo t-- 20 . rs ADJ. her i'ld. b To- l. 30 H. at
CO.. -t4t' D. I'll I-- a-u QUO L0' -''' '
nc .t s.,5. DOB -rt.s.,rf Steers otr d. M l1.
- '.t 81 q. M Ifsc Is t0 PSI d. n IL 'lci 10 10
.a r al liz. ..s n.r a .. 20 20 lU-3 %. 100 -'
i0G6 20. 6 az 49, J8 10, .l+5 ID. at g. o7li Is do
1f-.f M -. I'd
-ibr-t.r IL fuenbaum for " Norris 69 Illinois -teere,
nan. T.-0r i nj tfc
\ sf,- ,7r 4lf 40 Illinois steers 33i o. lt So 10
r ami. -,r .F "a lnois -t4ars -Lt1Jt Cw- net
ool .t iII.J ..l.. IN dr..s 5fr -- U
wv, 'y u 81 20 80, .0.i -I4n Iq.t week
t' M -a7,a f1. '1-Iulan ta pr.r.u ocr5 may
each luciA'IAs -' Na4l''@ o'"' ~ 49, 7
N-"N 1890 oo,ot,., al .t eo,t .. Tho
supply foo heavy and dul trii. vas lrpe ..@
alpn yy ave. si-. 49, ~ ,,,tt,r, t'- ye- YER, lp.
% on ihe best grad - ana sues o . @ 49,.
tons t1aaol TO- Choice veas oit at 5oo'4c bnt'efn-N
calves at e. and ni'e Ell LOT at -so d. - $50. ~
DO la0 n at 6 i65 do I3J TO- &C 5l,c os do 10 10. az
. Gj DO 10 r. D. jLc; l-5 d. rs 10 al . 90 j. TO-
l9l p. az 5lc and 99 da, I-5 b. ~ De-. ,,
Halcubecs g. uari. -1d u b Nras ID 10 ~ DC % 90
81. d. ial TO- al c. i-s d. i53 r. Al s.: 20 do 1875 70
af lc. 10 Co. ID. at - a5i "A do l2l % at 'ic, ~
Msgd Buveunk anu slippery Neas III Ii, az nc and lO-
90 lli 10 1i r. ,...,- 81, a. . ala, o. a., rn % n
Egt & IT'S sold j Ne1.s JAG n ~ SIC -. 40 H., ~
jaci us do, l-J ID A. G j. DO, IL I'D az c ItV ' IA
JtiIl1r Wright ff0Ig 3 90. +Oif l3 Neal4 it ''
~ 'li,H @ DW i- DC. "a do TAI h. at De-: I}
oo l3l ~ 5,c 58 do 1913 n. al &c 10 do IFS TO- at
I 81 &c ANA BOZ Uurtermll1s. or %. az 10.
-ILEP AND LANBS-Fc.cipt5 were 4O'2 car Ioa,7 ~ l
$3.50 Jersey liy and go caI- 81 oUIhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

Erie Consols So BewYork Central lis u
illinois Central 100, Pennsylvania OF a Reading ~ " Msx
can Ordinary l3 Canadian Pacific 45 ST. Paul Common,
b4s
nPars advces quote Three Per Cent Rentes At 10
francs 22lo centtmes for the account.
43O D. -Pars advces quote Three Rentes AZ 10
francs centnes the account and exchange LONDON
70 francs 81 centmes for checks
$50 D. m-T6e amount OF bullion gone into the Bank Of
England on balance today 10 4lOIOOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

HAY AND sTRAW-'4 de7cr phone continued IN ac-
mapc ant l' stocks gre Il.,-.'t's ~ O.. ~
bed. We quote: Hay iiHo.al. &c. e,,3-tS5 2',. 's5
7l ioFt ~ b.. % ,-oc . short do =, 90 :. Dat
ut'5 StrA" NJ i'l -'N0" --'' ~
4ODo3c 49,, 3D.. ..f. r,,r ric.. o-o ,.7. pho less
hi'-,-" ME I"u' -s L'-'''- '' j
steady , 49,. 81. ,.,ti.,7 t, s,.-,,s.t,v W. tr
IOt>-A g'ol -tehoy 1u- i ''-.u ~ n M i ,,- H.,
better cc'ng 81 london INTERIOR A'4I ni' i@ w NJ, n
j.It eve. ~ ~ ~ Good - Prime 10
l50-4t- i"N To '"I4' '' N-''' '-7'
NAVAL ~ Dit4-N- pl-Ils 80 - ~ ~.
-trdoy AZ % .'- o. . ma
form. price, ho-ln- were tL.t IA 'o - ~ =
teos place, v n .-- 5si r. N .f'0-sT
a. IT, ~ a., p, p, Vi. r. tu. ~ a. =. l-0e4 5O Tar
J. 81 ~; "a - .l. ~, p. ,' '''' W. ' - ' w. %
anu lllcl ta' Iii '.. '-'i- , - r M ~ ..- sbo,r -
'l-N-i-L-' t- -l '.' ''it VIZ '.' ..l l+f- ~
RI -u&-l' t 800 ~ l'.-..... NC f., a., fear.h
'..- ~ .-' .'.- -... t..nr.....r IIr.t
80 -ra.t A. Il 49,; olive ~ -. COL. .3 ole. Palm,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


corFrFspot rio duu and nominal 2 lOl4c for Far
% l05 lnrs were withdrawn from the -tOcH whlch y oN
III ,9s hacs in hands options dull and lower
l. ODI baas closing barely stead nc the following Ps
Mav s55a2GO. June S5Oa8j5; July -.3-G5-V
August 80 $3.50: september and OctOlcr 80 49,
AMI November and December. S70d-.l5 Did ana asHe4
Mid grades quiet; -0j bags Campos sold on pIfao 3eaos
COTTON-Spot Cotton dull and urc nugcd -2leq 80 pas
Delivered on contracts 400 bales Receipts a. ug
norris to.iav $40 bales. against ttl0 last "eA,
~ last year since september J. 4,'l3tbo Dai's against
5Bjo az same period las season. I'D. ,.o- ar,
asfO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

toner's A. sI9c4 Feed stronger1.Wintsr Bras sl7 ooo
caaes iOl RsceDts-FOur 1000 bbs, Wheat 900 busb.
Corn II 900 bush; oats $4,000 bush shDmsnt-Whsat.
1000 bush; Corn. loo BUSH. oats 1900 bush
st. LOUIS. May Flour .tsSiy and unchangsi; Family
Sssq ac 30 Ch S ta 9 ~ ea Nav
s Nh +. J yas Juy s sg S: A ~ SSrn sn
setted and higher sales At 81 ls95ss,y esshi 20.
- c Al the Year oats higher NJ 20 &c CASH 80 Msyi
q 9a2Ta-c All the Year Rye quiet at 5j266O &C. Bar.
ley steady az 6OGS0c Butter 1uiet AMI unchanged Eggs
stead 10iQc Eaxseeo nominal az 81 ID. Hay steady
Timothy fl5Gsl3 Prairie s2 jO6fl3 Bran quiet AZ z
SIC Cornmeal quiet 81 - whiszsy steady at q II
Provisions trm and slow Pork higher cash fl7 5Og
s9sm no Clear g t,Sss g. short Ro s. 90
short RID 81 l0SS9 !J short Clear q; Lard dull ald
nominal a. - 90 Recepts-Four 1000 Obl. Wheat 5000
bush. Corn 10000 BUSH Oats. $4,000 1000
b1shi Barley, 5000 bush. shiDments-Fonr 10 900 bbs
Wheat 1000 buah; Cora 1900 BUSH, O4s 300 oushf
Barley, 1900 BUSH
ToLgoo Nay 5-who1t-No. 2 Ped spot, 81 02s,asl %;
Nav, p June 81 ~ July 81 Oh h. Aurus r9i. 40
soft 81 ~. Corn easier No. z Red spot SOC; Nay,
o. e.. June iGc' JIly. $3.50. quiet. NO B-c.
May l9.ci June 55ac ReceiptsWleaf sO00 Dush Corn.
g. 400 bush oats. loo bush shipments Wheat "a Oyl
bush. Corn. 10000 bush oats 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

HATCH 4 pOOTn. Bavr1 gsss,

no. l. WALL-sr., NEW-IOEK,
Buy and Sell C.S. Bonds execute orders in Stocks
and Bonds for Cash and on q Margin; Interest al
lowed on Deposits Desirable Investment >ecu-
rites on hand Attention given 20 correspondence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
MLNLS AND NLNIYG.

SALESAr THE NETWORK KIYIyg EYCHAy6E.
EEwYORK. May g. 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per NorH RlUer. Fesss's an RaIro1fs
KEw-YoRK. May ;, 1884,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
Extensions.

CONEY ISLAND, NETWORK and SEA
\ BEACH RAILWAY For CoDey Island Pa.a ana say
Ridge. Excursion tickets. Gentleman zoe. Ii,e, 20,
and hiren cheapest and rl-' ruute -
Elephant Colossus under con srac,ou Boats VII leave
Nev.York Pier g. y. r. 61j. TO rilO " a. 1910 a l,
?. 8. ami o:l5 D. NJ Returning ain7 cave oonsy
Island 4. -. 4.
on sundays boats leave Pier IS r"rth Evcr atJlO 10 o.
II j. m IL n. l. $50 p -SO. 3. 800 T. 43" S. a. and Y
m eturniug lei COMFY is.tut & I'D, lglO. j l, -
m / , $50 B. $50 4 80 B. 5.3O G.l5 ana u p.
EOR EUROpE.-Dr. Loomis's Tenth Annual
Parry 10 GERAIAN SWITZERLAND ant ITALY.
strictly select and limited First the city ~ ols
June g. days f7jl. second section the -taeof Ns-
Draska June ~ g. days 5000. ~ 80 . ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

The Excheqner Mining Company has levied an
Assessment Of ~ cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

CLOSING PRICES Or CALIFORyIA STOCKS
sAy FRANCISCO. May D, 1884,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH
RUFfAIO NAV 5-Ctfte- pts to-day 800 head totA
head iast Nrfes 4"'
he9d cpnsai.d through. li- cars. Al.4rf w.i- sass ,"
- 4r. .I. GooJ E4ftuslas a.1 3D. .- d.
to-day "f'h iIii7 '
Iu 400 head 900 head cpltlEhoi
through, y cas- steady all active 49, " SoSu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
miscellaneous.

NOR SALE-An old fashioned Clock, 7 feet
high 10 years old m perfect running order trce SIS
VIII trale T.. JOHNSON, ha,kenSaeS, y. J
DURCHASER.-A Young lady OF refined taste
II Wahe. % do purchAsing ugt0ftOwn parties. al
aud promptly cNecutc Tor reicfenorA tefns
aaa aadTesa address, week, YER TIL O1se-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
.IAHTLIuRa
.slI0.I5s.2OO s40l,O22. 7ooDe*l8, 1900

Totals s4l9 o7-OO TiVL'0--'' ''
RESOURCES. 49, - 90
os aud ri sco1nts s255-3 5OOS25o 74G300 Des 9SI2OO
bonds Oh hand t,lbO,ZUO o'@'"'tVo ht' -'4oA'''N
[ = bonds 20 secure 40
lIOfi,1OU 4tt4ti"O0 DV' A-'f'V0
Other stocks bonds 40, ooo
and mortgages lf,S-SdUp A'A 7''JI IN s-o'C1J,
Premium stocks I,lootOO J-t4VO De -oo'OoO
900 ooo
ture and fixtures leol16nO ll5-t-VU n ~ ~
Due from banks. 4oS4t4JO 41,-tJ'OO III fo-i'OO
NI ,1.s .'1' am '-- 44'lO0o 10000 n $1,000
specie. b,,.'t-5uV f,tsiY ~,
Lrga tenders LOO s4pU -tvt-'-o 70 $50,
OvcrlraIts- "JttoO LiO'4'" HI -+''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

ISAAC B. NEWCOMBE and LOUIS Is.
Wright have THIS day formed oopartnership under
Of NewcOmbn & Co. Tor tie ilahstctipn u
a general BANKING and brokerage business. ...
No. 8 Broad.st, New-York LOUIS b. WRIGHT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27
MARTINS FERRY.
Manufacturing Matters - Some Political
Pointers.

Manufacturing Matters -. Some Political
Pointers.
Yesterday work WAS begun on the foun'
iation for the Cooperative Stove Works on
he Buckingham property on First street
The foundry proper will measure 6Ox6O
feet, and will be put up as rapidly rs posi-
ple. Score one for Martins Ferry. The
Republicans OF Martins Ferry turned out
en- masse on Monday night and organized
Central Blaine and Logan club. The
meeting was announced for City Hall, bit
the crowd vas too large and it adjourned to
the outside Mr. Pugh was elected presi-
dent, Mr.. John Roberts vice president and
r. T. Alexander secretary. About one
hundred names were enrolled. Col. c. l..
Poorman, of Bellaire, and Hon. b. b. Dow
enor, of Wheeling, were present and address
ed the meeting on the issues Of the campaign
in their usual eloquent style and warmly
applauded. The Escort club turned out in
body and attended the meeting. The club
will meet on next Friday night to transact
important business Yesterday Bob BRAY
IONS barber was up before the Mayor and
fined for drunkenness The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company thinks their palatia de-
pot is TOO large for Martins Ferry and will
rent a part of it to an Eastern company to
start a Liver Pad Foundry in. Mr. J. NJ
Goudy will shortly take his wife to
the mountains for the benefit Of
her health. hummer Brscken and DR. 9.
McGlenn, of Mt Pleasant we're in town
Yesterday. Mr. J. NJ Blnckford and Mr..
Mansburg were at st. Chirsville yesterday
Mr.. Louis Smith will return to the west
to dav. Mrs John Harvey is lying al he
point of death at her home, west of town.
Mr.. I'd. Blender is the happy father ci
bouncing twin girl, Mrs. LAFAYETTE Chand
Ter, of Chicago, is here the guest of Mr.,
Chandler's parents, Mr.. J, n McCue
will take in the c. l.. x W ex
cursion to Niagara Fails today.
Misses Lottie and Hla Alexandez, Of Steu
benville, returned Yesterday sfter "a pleas
ant visit here. Mrs Riley. of Minneapo
lis. AID Mrs. Nicholson, Of Bellaire who
have been visiting Mrs. Stephen Hipkins
returned home yesterday. Campaign music
is heard on ell sides. The Presbyterian
Sunday school will not meet until SePtteu
Der It'll. Mr.. Samuel Westwood Ind wife
ora v, - at New Matamoras, W. Va
Mr.. W. has been down with ;ypno,i-- feye'
for the past two weeks, but is improving
Yesterday J. NJ. Cloudy was noticed knock
ing at a candle box and enquiring for Col
Mitchell, thinking it was the Martins Fer,
depot. A mosquito appeared and said
Man, you are certainly drunk. This build
inc was nut mn for us to hold convention
in next month to nominate Presidential
ticket to buck against ST. John. The depo
is that little building up just this side o
that car" Mr. Cloudy said: "Ohl excus
me, brother" and leR, smiling all over
Mr.. Mosquito says he will shoot the frs
man that calls their candle-box building tn
q &P. depot. For Sale-An organ, goo
70 sw that cost $40, for $40 cash. Sc
- w. Crooks a-