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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-08-16

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ODD Fellows Opera House.
PRIV 3 TIE SAa.E
OF
Very Valuable Reel Estate.

FT'HE SAND SPRINGS PROPERTY" sit
L uated at the West end Of Frostburg is of
fercd at private sale.
The improvements consist Of handsome
and convenient COTTAGE, 4 ts&s~~i
containing 10 Rooms and a kssgssassfsAsS
good Cellar Fountain Pump sgssss.,a,ss
stone water; Coalhouse, Icehouse. Wood
house, Washhouse and good Stabling; 4
TENANT HOUSE, and a LARGE
Tsco-Story Bwiid;sag,
Suitable for a Brewery, Distillery, Tannery,
or Planning Mill.
The buildings are comparatively new.
The Lot contains 3 acres, more or less, and
encloSes q choice variety of Fruit Trees.
Situated at the eastern base Of Savage noun
tain, this property would make q delightful
summer residence.
~ Title unquestionable.
IeimS-Onc-half cash remainder in six
months with interest from date of sale.
For further information apply or write to
WILLIAM STAPLES.
Sept % FrostburS, Md.
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Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD.

Sunday, June is, 1884.
1TRAINS arrive at and depart from CUM
l. BERLAND as follows:
Arrive Westbound Trains Leave
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-08-16

No change Of cars between Cumberland and
Huntingdon. Through cars between Hunt
iingdon and Philadelphia, New York and Pitts
burg. Passengers from points east of Hynd-
man, for Somerset, take Express train west,
change cars at Hyndman, and arrive at Som
erset at 4:25 p. m. Passengers leaving Somer-
set at 1902 and 1l:5S a. III. make close connec-
ection at Hyndman for all points east.
=, Tickets sold and baggage checked by PETER
Noon, Agent, corner Baltimore and Liberty
streets, Cumberland, and at the depot.
j. r. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
r. l.. HOLIDAY,
July IL Superintendent.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-08-16

For Saie and For Rent.
Property fo1' Sale.

q HOUSES and LOTS in Frostburg-cheap.
~ Must be sold. JAMES LANE,
Feb Is Agent.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-08-16
1910. 1888
Cunard Steamship Co.,
LIMITED,
PETWEEN New York and Liverpool,
- calling at Queenstown each way.
PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM PIER 20,

PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM PIER 20,
North River, New York:
Bothnia.. Wednesday July is
Servia. ........... - .. %
Cabin passage, $50 and 500 gold
Steerage passage from New York to Liver
pool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Belfast London
derry, SIS to Cardiff, or Bristol, $50; to Dub
lin, $40; to London, 800 to Havre, Paris,
Hamburg, Antwerp Rotterdam, Bremen,
Copenhagen, Amsterdam, or Mannheim, 500
Steerage passage to New York from Liver
pool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Belfast, or Lon
donderry, s2l from London Cardiff, or Brs-
tol, S24; from Havre, Paris, Hamburg Ant
werp, Rotterdam, Bremen or Amsterdam,
$27; from Gothenburg, or Copenhagen, sos
from Dublin, SD
For further particulars apply to or address
THOMAS G. PORTER.
July 10 Frostburg, Md.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

frvvRroot Dec 10 1880 D. motion duIi HlItiinE
land. -ltc. Mddiug orleans 4J-lJt salfs BOy)
bales including 800 bales for -pccu1 ami export re
ce3t- uD bales including $500 bales American. ku-
rures quet Dplands Low Mddlng clause January and
Felriily delivery. JGid also l-OtL DO February lni
March 5l-Jtds Also , 5b-Did do March and
Apf.l delivery. bl-0iG aisu COL l. ,dO. AM and
delivery. lbAi do May .nd June delivery e. o0id
DO and jay delivery. 1-ltd, DO July and August
delivery, . llC4a
CottouThe sales Of tne day included 1000 bales
American. Futures steady UDlanfs Low MlddIng clause
ielivery Jl1id vaae d) December and anu
arv delivery j6td value 40 January and February de-
liyery .64d. buyrrs do February and March delivery,
J7l4d vluns DO. march ant April delivery o ID ~ d.
sellers do April aud May delivery .ld sellers do May
aud June delivery i6id buyers do june and July dely
old buyers do July and August delivery lloid
buyers. 49,.
81. ~ -Cltt'n-rutires osol stead Upanls Low M
dng clause December delivery ~. oit. blyerS io l,-
cember antJ lnuly delivery, HAh BUYERS do Jan'al
aud ebrlary deiyely, ,y6iL huTcrs d9 te'tu4Y 'A'
Maich tctT.ry 5)5iL buyers DO sat'a anu AI'i' eT
livery, bibit value Do Afr and NAY dciiftN a. o,otL
sellers DO Nay ani June delivery 3td 5t.t' ~ ;li
and uv delr ll0ih sellers DO July anu A"sA' "e'
Li ltt hufeis.
3I.a4ug / e. Coca Jrhllrg l.-i6. az and Eio,s ie e
cept ~ bales glo''a n The continent ''l' iAcs DV
SislSyh, bca i5-rotton s'eaiy ,Ntdar Up it2v
NiI1iur ll l.lt t01t DrN1tY 2 ll-l. hDt aht tl0s'
rrcr.nts bO2i N1pVrrs 20 Great bfifani ,gg Apoiu
toa.tpiae B1f sie, luN bales sock. w -t3 hal.s
Nra-DuiHAs-. ucc. if-l0rfon i market huinai Mr.
rerpp IA JH bats gns Is ss hiief Exports 20 tarce
LsO0 bales STOCK 353i oaeA
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

The Board OF Estimate ana AppuIuunmtnl
n considering thc nu1 estimates fUr thc maintenance ot
Tho donurtmcuis OF thc city government fr l-.3. rc
so,cl that a heads ol departments hr requested Goo fur
nsh "A statement of fhclr WucXrcuicd balances and
claim. of thcr departments prior to December l' -~
President Astcu said that there had been good deal of
trouble u previous ycnrs caused h} the failure OF ilc
lra. of pugtmrufS and others to attend ou in' hi f
named Controller Locw Fuggt strd luH tnH tuIId n"
ohyltrd hN giving uc notice to each department. "u ih'
,lag when 20 would be- heard IL Was decided that ih4s
shuuld hc done. ,,
@GnG iG was transferred from various unrAprnitd nd
aucr. 90 thc salary account The bolId also 'r'd l'i
500 for clerk hire, oc., and 5000 Tor contingencies
for $50. Ih. was lald over
county clerk Kccuan sent communication
stating mat he had incurred an cNpcud-
iturc of rl4-i - for printing hnd nl~itInli-
ng ballots 40 the recent election Ihi- was referred 9
the Controller The sum Of - 900 was transferred
from the salary account of the Fire Department 10 thr
account for repairing the houses Of Engine tonpdnr,
Nos ] D. 53 and % and Hook and Ladder Company No.
l. 4 committee consisting Jf Mes,r-, lANton, Dcauc
and smith said mat they desired an Appropriation Tor
the erection Ol market building al Gan-cyoOrJ Market
The architect had estimated the cost OF the building I
SITS The Mayor said that the committee would bee
heard to-day. The Board adjourned until Il a. III.
fs.-FuE
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
n,v,crs FOR stAvpERors WORDS.

Mrs. Carrie VI. Miller obtained $1,000 yes
terav on an inquest in the Superior Court before Juuee
Ingraham held In her suit for S2o,uop TOT sianu''
against her father in-law. the Rev Alexander hh'r
rrsslv.rian clergyman Mrs Miller the wife Of HUGH
Miller ~ clerk In the empluy of Arnold Con'thpie
60 She testified that shr recently obtained an orue ~
the Tnnhs Police court directing her husband w nav he
attnont for ahnrtlnnnent IA she passing uut ~
ruuii. she her fnthern law aiHr"a' ,ru ".
leased iu exceedingly glad So ace her ana el %
hrr uaprr This uuved tp hr n summons ~ Nhl
br,iaht esainsi hrt hr her husband for absolute lr
At tho same time the iipv NJ Miller. according y. W"
AUrra atafy. usnd thpap words YOU HheNt hit,,t
tha vnn atn suiify -fuf yun confessed " 80 me
tha a. wars aa hnina tho action Wa hfHHsh
enrhrrt n tnnu Tho tdituf uf me NHsfM NeWs' 'n'
fnbnra r ths alleged uso ~ the arfgf mans wpdA y"
urI I.l "a .in
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Thomas Mcdonald believes that ne neither
sleeps regardless OF the amount OF food that he
put into his stomach the that he devoes 10
pose He delusion that his legs drying
up and that knife thrust through them would draw
blood For these he inmate az the Hudson
River Insane Asylum az POughkeepse. Mrs Mary Mc
Donald his wife Obtained from Judge lrna1 yesterday
IN the superior Court order FOR the appointment u
commission 20 inquire into the need of committee of
the person and property OF Mr.. Mcdonald
Most OF the lawyers in the contest szntef hy Miss
Mary Irene Tioyt FOR the purpose OF setting aside her
fathers will we're before surfogate Rollins yeserdaY
trying 70 agree npon date for resnming 'he trial
after suggesting the second Monday N January the
tnrrogate the counsel opportunity FOR an attempt
IN nnicahle Arrangement u the matter out OF court
trhnf a. bell ne superintendent OF ne Polo Grurnfs
" pc tp,efos ~ the Mropoian E1hibiton Company,
IN juis s3 cBnsed the arrest 81 George " beuIn 0n
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
NOT RESPONSIBLE For SNOW ACCIDENTS.

A class If cases III which large ycrlicts
against the city were formerly awarded by juries
where persons received personal injuries by falling upon
and ice upon The street pavcments Recently the
Corporation Counsel has been much more successful in
the defence such and the rule = that the
verdicts IN favor Of the city instead OF against It,
that the complaints dismissed by the Court such
action has been trial for several days before Judge
Freedman IN the Superior Court Ann Tasker elderly
woman, fc upon pile OF and ice the
~ Delaney ana Can SITS. January p ISL Her
injuries resulted u her being crippled life
the city for $4,000 damages. The evidence
showed that the snow had been allowed for
long time streets until Y melted aud aferward
froze "a the part OF the city 10 shown that the
ter IN question Of unusual severity aud heavy
snow-falls: thai the street railroad companies had
thrown the from their tracks and had lot carried It
away. although the city taking proceedings 20 com
pei them 10 do and that al the extreme Efforts OF the
street cleaning authorities were insufficient 10 enable
clear the enormous snow f2.l. Upon tho
day accident rainstOr which froze
II tell covering everything with ice II was coutcuded
therefore the accident happened from causes quite
beyond control OF the city and without negligence on
its part Judge Freedman. upon all the evidence ycser
day directed verdict for the city, which wa9 30 rem
dered. Christopher Fine represented Mrs Iasker As
sistant Corporation Counsel Francis l. Wel!man and J.
J. Townsend IT,, appeared for the city.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
HENRY CLAY PHYS POKER All MGHL

Vrst iucf.a C.~resUoadenc, of The Baltimore Herqfd
Ycs sir that's the very same table GA
81 NV ~ 'rack Now Dick said Mr. t'l,v. as The
game began understand thar cannot play later than
u O'Clock promised 10 attend clurcn Ia Alexandria
10 morrow morning and don't want 10 there looking
IL had been up AL night
Tie blind was hal "a dollar dollar TO come in and
no limit 20 bets Iu those days there limit.
si,h r bis n.oueg Tbe cards were cut and Clav rot
the first deal lie a noted cari-shuicr. lie could
cs1. c9 LIS rdm aH1s one ae S' c ''' oher n Without of
single card falling. Ills favorite style
sides holding half deck in each hand, flirting the end,
with his thumbs and mixing them into perfect pack
with one movement. lie usually dealt with one hand.
ions muscular Ansers enabling him 70 tro esoh card
o. IT, proper place. But Clay not good pa ker
pa} Like intellectual men. he PLAYED Tor the
excitement not Tor gain, and, rule. he So care
less about his bets thar he loser e had pls-
for big and he rarely failed 10 stradlc the
So II the luck his way, hc would win heav as
long as 70 lasted But be Was great bluler, and bet
played with found ths ont OF course and be never came
out of prolonged game without being heeced.
thing his way with Bright II be didn't hold king
full tour times hand running, followed hy a jack ,lIi
then hope may bc shot for lying Bright tried his
best catch Clay ~ biuf but . was no use. Clay came
the front e' cry time Win hand That nothing bnt
fours could phase 40 lO5o ileht hai Dsi = 800 ANA
had borrowed 5000 from John Hancock After thar
Claws luck deserted him. but hr failed o. recognize o.
IL continued 20 BET a. ligh on pair oi dnc W Do hli
been betting aceflL By midnight De- bad !o-f all
MN guess we'd better quit said Bright, yoa wan,
.Hoh. bov thc church. replied clay; do you srn-
pose want 30 hear man ltcafh il-1i oh 10Y pr ~ ~
> 600 NJ pokefi Not much 1onJ nJiat l'hd dc f''' '
30 the game proceeded and a. daylight CIiy wns in
wat n stool wbru me simc cnd 3. ! beard li taff
nom hancocs tina, ,ay liaa,aied that deDi t3 E'rg
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
GENERAL. MAkkEf i.sfotr
NnwsYpas nieampef ~ tstL
eHfoonV- dfanaf "a % e., -

NV Y % y I0H1 l7F 10 TFfk
fUftDHt -HfdHaf OH a tfs ..
COCOA FANNY tfilfe anN fifH'F Nhff hitil lttAlaot
taiatas liatno a.. A..
sAts Oplaai an ant auui' at fIHtht ialhef ssaA
the iaar mnnths bu se4F r fhH distant deliveries
rAies, 500 bags essiaa as nii'Ns 90. nDe .odbnol
January. n.Iuaalhi February s4fg So March $40 =
SIBr Ami nsuda65i NAY sa5srdOg IHRe, 50,
~ Mid efades quiet IA o. 200 bags AaracaiDo on pf
Naie terms
COHDAdE-A fair eonsHmPtye outlet IS daily reported'
sold The Da-l. Oi a - and ~isai ~
COOPERATE ETOCk-Ihr general market looks brighter
ami better Tie A. rule stsady
prices are now demanded " 9 quote M0asses shocks
ana Heads sl 75at2 Is, sugar do; 40, Ssip.h.
/. s5af2 l5 do. - inch ~ 45drl 30 old do
ana new DO inch. ~ 30asl 20. DO. 2G inca 81 Rum
Shocks and Heads. s3 50 do PlDes. s6Esj 81: Empty
hhds ~ 25 HOOps Ii feet. sJ1Qs3J, do. IL feet. vi
"a,
1OITON-sPot Cotton Nc higher but quiet sales, l5J
home mpton. he cpt. a. te ports g LAY.
33G1J bales against .5,sy this day last weekand lS2 ass
year since Seutember 3lsJ3iJ Daes against 2s5Oj3I
f0r the period last year.
suotaToas according ths American clasn1c',iop
ar.a
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

Bright deed to 32o Of Kentncky lana nn" ra
ferr,ng In MIN six shares of stock In Iouisi He l
20 Gay dldn't 20 church that morning u'' ''"
Timer asked. .,.t T .,
Well | was Just going to tell you about fhi'. 10y
not responsible for the story as wl' MOI ,,,
have no personal knowledge of II. bu' a' ,.., - ~
CLAY went To his room that sunday mIrIin- ti"ilt a.
ter daylight 10 40 to- bed. But he took si't y , ~
tlon to go to Alexandria anyhow anu Keep NE nI 4,
ragement He went nv the carriage of trlrhl Y"u
crowd followed him when ho went mt :" ger ~ ~ ~
rage. There number of people were liesehn .,,ry
CLAY among them the rector NJ the church lhe rlus
was that while he talking to the rever, nj
Clay put his hand IN his pocket to pun put us niniv
spilled on the ground clay was not ~" least a,as@ha @
but deliberately gathered M the carls lepht" ,hops
In ba nnrkat aud remarked to the minister ana othe
who standing there that niehd hah lh' vi" '"
In ha nnNknl aa 4 IIhNtiNAl lnhc.-
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
cALENDAR- THIS Day.

SUPREME CouRr CuAgRRRs Before Lawrence 10. S-
A ri ., A. a. 45 % -, - So %, . lOit ~ iI9 A.;
ia 49, lGi l6- l73 Ia 10 l,G, lsi 2l2 -4l -- -"'
5is az 2l3 80 90. 2l6, 247. ~
~tralML colRi--rgIN IGaA-rAn Ivan brnni j.
SrraTgg co afE.rrci4L reRN-Part lf-heach J-No'
"a pHpnF Corff-,'tacrif- Ivan Worst J -No4
g,t5 a6i .0at es74 -s77 -9GJ 2l7' -i'l -''l' -''-
1Gl 81. @-ji 22lb ~, g., ,,..,.o >..
3n.s V.7I iGIi 2pG-. 300. -fi3. 500 l.itl
s9-. 2i~ 1O32, -Gtl. 262G ISIS 2s-i, -'i3 -'" -'-
-t'rnruT Corni-CInrrlt-rA iif..AnircNs -O go
on -hcri agt sheridan hlccre Light company ~" gay
srtg"aA Arr. corur-Roilns @.-c,cudar calc 90 O. w.
sirga0u COrGr-SwclU IrGn-liua1 J-Hof l'' 49,
SUPERIOR corpr-rmAt traN--rtar f-sedswick O. d.
N0t .4t it~l 4-t.. $50 flI N B. %. =. 'tN ht'N
srrrgiORCOrHr-rHis TERN -rtrT t','in"n - N",
s.0 JCj 1858 2p7 lGl-, l4,o, 2-l, 'ti, Dol l'' o
-trGalon ,orRr--rrri,L TrnN-rtuI r. It-lur-alan -
ia. i755 i76l 400 l-71. l5.. l.55 5u.. ,..,
c0uNoS PLEA,--rEC.N rLW-Nan Hoe.en J-'"' j.
co,luov prEAs-rnIU Trnw-PAar Alien J.-case ON
BLACKSTONE nst. Metropolitan Elevated RAILROAD company
CoSaoS --IutL rrRN-p ler u I.rra more ,>,'
021 i0l0 l0u9 -, o7H ~. go. "'0 i'.. -'.'' -''
CIV C5rur-GrvrnAL TrRN-Haves. Hal a4d BrofnJ j.
Nose. Judgments .,O4 D. T. -. lN 2 J.. j..
ClrY CorrI-IEfaL NTUH-FtNi il-. , II. o-
21t4 2o0l -U-y 2.H 't. -h - |. -1 D. @ i"s' -'-'
2i12 519i -197 l9s. 100 a,l7 -Gt,. ..,-..,..
'cIi C0uRr-TRiL TEnN-piEr 11t-Aloain-i ior tle
Cornlor oYla AyD TrauNfr-open- 90 Il z. IN.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

Total 't-.--H ft-H'
oJNST HAG.INu-inp.,.,y goo. .,.aAaa ami stepJ al
ilAY ANp srnAw-H,y connua'a qn.t aaa witl be
receipts Ircc, ooh cay -lrte uci Sow bl pr ce' " 80
..,54,.c. sDppns nales zoe. suaa-Ao 1880, 'Sc.
GiNr VIZ -Jat; aai,s quiet az la.s,c nemp quisi
bat -.,ady at -c Tor Naalt. lH9llsr ios -isai.
i nrcy 70 1np1; i,' atc ..,,i,s and yayass
have r1ei H,aS though a., qGctty or o. .,, r.n,o,
aars nave continued very Moderate bgt no qno'aole
MoLAssE sE,-Nea. orleans active AZ loa 52c.
er AZ III, on 5ne sDa fI,fe "a, 20 sales Tor future
delivery fosn' rleG very ai an. 10 sI.i .ton no1a
n 32qGI 81 = y ia J an q. 81 i78@sl 5o' II.
- 81. y 81 - ". q. "A - Iar and Pitch quiet.
PEOVI-IOS --PORK-Therr Is very ntde animation 20
ktlfs cam Dee hat siish'y oaer e' 10 bas Nov ne,.
IL asl6 Extra PRIME slo icasii ....REE Y~Demand
, ss sl H5 5o ~ a. raesa z IN fDSres and
= % ia tierees: Plate Bee sl-4sl3 Family tls
hANS sne PCS |,Ag.' og,et e-.p5s % ~ STqss" % as g
W'ii, @ e i. iis ~, i1 b ayerSe C." oGG b DO II D.
..' '' ooj n dS i IL g. 100 P.'ked Hams 90
Relies quoted at etaesc ciy Piikira III, shoolasrsa
s sas ee;a s ,s 'ro.fe5 o c c o ,a Sss' q %fss s
long clear IN York quoted G.e foe Western DE:
a .'Ds 80" pr1SsItI iISGs ar aoh nISle
s S''A ii y 'S1'y S.r e s. o iSa 81. .
f"s & & aS gn 5ogr ei.er th PpHrs re-
acton % pomt' spot ois are IN iar demand manly
delgefy ths month 81 2c December closing os3
~ "ici loo tc- Janragy. b20a5 fe. closing
G8oc; 3-5o ties February 8. % e., closing 49, ci
April 7.414 Z, closing 40 c. LOO tcs. MAY
1}c cos ng &c city ado 1igher. sales 100
tee az 81 c.; Refined quoted iE5c. Contlnenti 5
south American zoe sacs 90 O.. 0atineut private
tns B 81 IT fR-Thtrr ia ycrg lluo tie " the market,
auI IN aylntage sI Win buyers yet prices show no
Do-itive decline state Creamery. Is 23c. Western
do l9a-ac state dairy halt nrsius tubs anu
rails l-a-5c. Wesh tuDs ~ -3c hrAins and tubs. u
. d. nrkns 22d-ic. Western Imitation Creamery, 10
ga Western factory - l-c -.--, HEESE-lhe market
l. without clin importance choice gfaies continue In
IAN demand ani bring fui ltc's Medium ami lower
ou4Hfcs lust steady. a~tDru, 9ci2 .c job lots
l-4Gll Western, tat 3Sll +ci ekms. dic j.
ll,--Duil and ratlcl wcaA. Slr .-s.. Western - !
80, canadian -5Q-0c Lined l9l1S gic. Imported iSc.
~rEANl y E-lul amt pticcs n u.a ly unchanged CtS
quoted II NJ. and OlrOn rsaliue q, . = &c.
lAllNW -LuA aLa declining Rt.a.c city quoted AZ 30
Sales 90 900 bs. "a lUc
WO0L-ncrc Is WAT big dealer sat "1hs outlook ~
ariuret goos s less gloomy ana ~ aqUct w1y stex
gfailly growing smaller lhis uid appear 20 be t1
lev - the wool nrtet The gcucrai improvanent con
u and while prices have not developed ans "a aflo buy
tuN etfs have met more reat on the basis o recen
qiorlitnl4 ftne t,eces and cQMbngs ue espec4V lnt
firm at ile Ia nghfcr ,upnly Than ott dtsctt Sln
suneis eVicntY ar taxing poc tpefu 81 qtne tutur
auA fri ut tnn n ne ycr anpicnfy eNpct ib2t ~fetl
n IS nN riose WI atW 0nytllcht Tres ntpttes o We
loNc'er lci ~. az pnt GOSH 9n9 ras. nave s,c
3'c secured ief a. i5c Npnng taiiotnN t"ci osesof
| 1896 4 al ietaA i3c
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
TIE rErR0LtrN MlR6EE
Nrw YORK. Dee III.

NV YORK, lri, 49,
II was from no impulse given by new pur-
chascs that thc price of ol o.rtldceies to-day
ucnrly cent, pcr barrel from hst nights nuai figures
There was probably tlc chansc n tno actual ownership
~ the noltus supply % certificates after al e deal
uss of tlc day were closed. The mnrhct was jn unl
room plkng" nude up the bg.k OF The business II
was uuutcrc-tlng ln that 90 reflected purely local
gambling game that seem, Indifferent 20 natural iuNu.
ence-. The gauge of the Thorn Greek production
showed only decrease ot few hundred barrels from
that or yesterday and tle Fisher No WELL alter being
t,rpe.iord flowed at tine rate of 100 barrels hour
failing hy 3 p. m. 10 80 barrels The mornings hcaflsu
new. was reelected hy ling r D. cent lower. hut
there soon was rally 90 1t- cents Ihe price dd Dot
fl below 717i cents. and l.rr lt touched 73s ccut>
Tie bears fearful Oi selling tc market short and fnr
general opinion is that man pulton IJt The time being
has price, well lh htuu The close was hrn az 'sht
reduction from top figures.
The range OF prices and the total dealings as
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
DECREASE ~ foRti0N COMMERCE

George Wilson. secretary Of the Chamber oi
Commerce eumrnted the compilation ~ tho ahh""
frroft ~ tho chamrrf sfnppsls ~ the foreign '""'
nefoe ~ tho United states fuf Tho naon year ending
June in shaws ~ value, ~ al ports ~ w
hatu.it a. onnpafed With ihsi new feature ~ thn
exports that ~ copper hhd 10 Whhulhettts 81 ~
galur of 5ul, ,nau The freapithiann ol lrhlhs ll
ale, of u, ~ b,nti.e tmpored into and exported from
this p0r a. compared with The aggregate oi AL "he'
ports of The United states, shnWs a. follows
IMPORTS OF FOHFIGN MERCHANplst.