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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-13

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New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
COTTON mARKErs-aY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Jan. 1s-I2:90 0. mcottou easier Mdding
Upands, Cd; do Orleans 316d, saies $4,000 bales
eudmg 1000 for speculation and export; receipts 3400
January and Febrisry delivery S5egd do February and
APrl delivery also e$std Do, April and May delivery.
DO Jane and July delivery, 1884, do July aud August
1854. Futures seaiier.
l3O m.-CottonThe sales of the included bales
American Good Mnding UPlsnds I'D; Mdding Uplands.
0l6lbdi Low MddlinB Upands, l3-l6d. Ordinary Up
s1 ,ands 6di Mddling Orleans t Low Mlddng Orleans,
Good Good Mddns Texas 9 ied Low Mddling Texas l5lgdI
Good Ordinary Texas, lodi Ordinary Texas I'D. Flu
tnTSsmuPn1ds Low Middns clause January and February
do May ana June delivery e6td DO June and Jny de-
August and September delivery q 1884.
430 m.-COtton FuturesU pands Low Mid ding clause,
July and August delivery, 13-6ld
p. m-COtton-Futures closed steady.
GALVESTON, jan 16-Cotton steady, Mlddling l0ac Low
Middllng, 10 i6o; Good Ordinary &C.; not receipts
3940 bales; 894O bales; Exports Great Britain
4.5O3 bales; to France, bales; the Continent
bales Cosstwise bales; sales 274 bales; stock 96il5
bales.
SAVANNAH Jan. 16-Cottou quieti Mddling. l0hc; Low
Middng l6lgc Good Ordinary el6ei net receipts l97O
bales; gross 2,S71 bales; Exports TO Great Britain,
bales; 70 France, - bales 70 the Continent - bales
COastwse LOG bales sales 700 bales last evening $50
bales; stock. 92, 1S4 bales.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1894

with most of the leading authors and artists OF the
earlier part and middle Of the century.
Miss Dudu Fletcher's forthcoming novel, "Ves-
tiga" is said to be her strongest work. 1t is de-
scribed as being full of epigrammatc sayings.
at is said that Matthew Arnold does not like
Boston," says The Courier of that ety and it adds,
"but then Boston does not like him." Mr.. Arnolds
feeling about Boston, it is stated has been misnter-
preted it may be hoped that Boston does not quite
mean what she says.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
3)rorosals.
DROPOSALS

4
PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until Thursday,
January 81 lSr4. at 10 O'Clock a. furnishing the
PAPER for the PUBLIC PRINTING until the 25th Of Feb
ruay 1882 the said proposals be opened before and the
award Of contracts 10 be made by the Joint Committee OF Con
Public Printing the lowest nd best bidder
interests OF the Government the committee itself
the right to reject and ali bids its Judgment Of the best
Interests or the Government may dictate
Detailed sche iues OF the description, quantity and quality
OF the required accompanied by and blank pro-
pOsas and giving the regulations with which bidders must
comply can be obtained by addressing p Rounds, Public
The contracts viii be entered into for supplying
Quantities OF paper as may be needed during the and
estimated quantities forth in detail the schedule
comprises
$4,000 reams machine finished printing paper, 24x3s
5000 maChine-iiniSned printing paper 3SXAS.
10000 sized and super printing paper
33xi3
5000 reams sized and super.caendered printing paper
3SX4S.
$500 supercalendered printing paper df
ferent sizes.
5000 super r-calendered printing paper
24X32.
500 sized and supercalendered printing paper diff
ferent sizes.
5000 reams sized and suDercaendered white tinted
printed paper, different sizes
5000 reiJn map paper, different sizes and weights
$4,000 reams white writing paper different sizes and
weights
54OO Teams colOred writing paper different sizes and
100 reams Of cover paper different sizes aud weights
500 IeGms MANILA papef different sizes ami weights.
100000 pounds OF best plate paper different sizes and
weights
900 reams Anchor tissue paper, 20x3O
$4,000 sheets Imitation parchment different sizes.
900 Sheets cSTGboifd different colors Sizes weights
etc.
BY direction Committee Of Congress Public
Printing. .. . -.
Washington January Z, 1854.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
Ee9al Notices.
THIRTIETH- ST --Sunreme Court

THIRTIETH-ST.- Supreme Court. Edward
l. Hincken sole surviving executor OF the last VIII aud ~
tane mt OF eer Rice deceased against Isaac b. tha a
ward ID James Tho Farmers LOau and Trust Company as
receivers OF the property estate and ehecs OF Robert ow
deceased ana Elizabeth BOVINE deeeasud sarah JaAos ALI
Edward + James. -.
In pursuance Of judgment and decree OF 1nd
SALE made and entered herein June II, l5s- 4 he NnSt,
signed the referee in said Judgment named WI se ~
auction AT the exchange SaesrOOm, NO u ock
lOIk CITY, on the 1th dag OF February ISot H -.
n0On oy Richard " Harnet auctOneer' the Iono"Hs "
scI1bed premlsesi , su.
All those certain lots pieces parcel OF ground ana
ngs thereon, situate lying and being In the IMeht,n
OF the Guy Of NewYork, and on the southery sde oi m
81, bounded and containing together as OuOhs
at point on the souhcry side OF Ihruehst distant -,
ery two hundred and nney feet and seven
the easerly side OF Seventhave thence running esy e
along ihirtiethst sixtyb feeti thence running
parallel with seventheve ninety eight feet nS Ave. iss,i
thence northery, and parallel with seventhave Ninety
et aud niue inches 10 Ihrteth the point OF
Dated New York, November l, lSSS. -. ,n,..
Excepting therefron and three commencing t1So o
hundred and three feet and inches
seyenthave and running eastery forty iee-Da'ea 1an'
j. JsANFoRD POTTER
d 7. WALDEN,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
S2 Liberty-s ". Y City.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK, Jan. 10.

NEwYORK, Jan. 10.
The new Shank g. Emery well, in the Shelf
field district which opened with flow Of twelve barrels
the first hour produced l60 yesterday This morning
It WAS producing oil the OF five barrels hour
The well lot 591 is expected to develop 20barrel
producer.
After lower opening at 81 O74aSI OF the petroleum
market during the morning unsettled and uncertain
at 81 0S and fraction. Free sales made but the
stocks absorbed, instead of overweightng prices
and was evident that for the moment at least the de-
mOralizaton OF the speculation at the end Toward
the close prices began harden aud general movement
"shorts carried the market up to 81 O9 the
close being strong at about the top figures.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
REAL ESTATE.

NEwYoRK, Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1884
The following sales held at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
By John 7. Boyd.
Property Of the American Heating and Power Co,
buildings with plot OF land " 9odet, 81 ttsof
Messrs Hodge winters Morgan ,,' $s7,lss
Letters patent OF the American Heating and Power
BY Louis Mesier.
4stOry brick building, with plot OF land No 81
Broadway, s. running through TO No 90 New-s,
4xS7 8; Edgar O. YOungs lSI, 900
By Richard Y. HdrHeH %.
3-sory brick house and 2-stOry stable, with lot No
l67 EldItdge-st, " s. 10 It OF Stantonst lot
25xlOO; Joseph Henry. 3l00
By z. n. LudiOiC d 90.
plot OF land on East S1st-st Qrving-st W cor Of
Madsonave. 2st Ward Notwithstanding
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
4 NEW NO NAME NOVEL.

"a
DIANE CORYVAL.
DIANE CORYvAI, the pretty name the heroine gives
tie tile 10 No Name novel, very absOrn Is interest.
ing story oil French domestic life. lGmO. PIice, 81
THE SILVERADO SQUATTERS.
By ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON, author Of "Trpvels
with Donkey" An Inland Voyage" etc With a froatis-
piece lGmO. Price 81. Mr. stevenson WHO an invalid
induced 10 try the climate Of California for change
in his uuabe way lie gives h.s experience squat
ter lie.
SONGS UNSUNG.
BY LEWIS NORRIS author OF 1.-The Epic OF Hsdes."
l6InO Price, 81 90
"some Tie more important pieces make almost equal and
high demands alike sympathy and admiration
and hope you long be enabled 10 cherish the
eu OF finding utteance for truths deep forms Of much
power aud beauty Letter nom Mr.. Gladstone.
WIND VOICES.
a collection Of PHILIP BOURKE MARsTONS later
aud sOnnet The author who n viii be remembered
entirely blind, ranks according 10 The London Examiner
alongside Of Swnbulne, Morris and ROssett" 1Gmo,
Price 81 90.
Our publications for sale by al book sellers they viii
be mailed postpaid receipt OF price by the publishers
ROBERTS BROTHERS, Boston
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

The clearances at the NewYork Petroleum Exchange
for Monday were 1882 900 barrels. Elsewhere the
clearances to-day Oil City, ll,52aOOO; Bradford,
s326,OO0; Pittsburg l1,95O,0O0 barrels
Refined oil Is quoted unchanged.
BRADFORD Penn. Jan. 16.-Crude oil stronger; total
runs Tuesday, 7l.5l4 bbs; total shipments, 66222
charters, l9.6O3; clearances, 11432OO United
Pipe Line certificates opened at 81 OF and closed Sl 10;
highest price, 81 10; lowest 81 O67s.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
Dancme ara0smles.

A LIEN DODWORTH, No. GS1 Fifth-ave
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING
80" OPEN.
Particulars ia circular, for which send stamp.
A LEX. MACGREG ORS, 112 FIFTH-AVE.-
"a Private lessons any hour; classes every day gentle
mems classes Monday and Thursday evenings particulars
circular.
MIR. TRENORS ACADEMY of DANCING.
AfA broadway AMI 32dst Is open for instruction every
morning afternoon and evening season tickets reduced
circular
MR.. p. HARVARD REILLY, 57S 5th-ave.,
the school
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
fost ano founo.

I OST.-PASS-B0 No. 51,11S. issued py
~ the Institution for the Savings Of Merchants es
The finder viii please return the 10 the bAnk NJ "
Union Square
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
LILLE upLANDS HOTEL.

49, EASTMAN DODGE COUNTY, 0A.
WIN open reception of Guests January 70 unner Ae
o. A Farnhan Propr eior OF the Alercss
Ssraoga springs For address apply 10 BiokA~.
Grand Hotel, Broadway and ylstsL
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
Mem 31ubllcatlons.

%NtO
rT7HE GREAT SUCCESS!
THE WEEKLY CALL
FRESH, ORIGINAL, PIoUANT
HEARTILY INDoRsED BY THE PRESS,
AND AS HEARTILY APPROVED BY THE PEOPLE.
A LITERARY AND HUMOROUS PAPER COMBINED.
Ably and DisCriminatingly Edited,
and especially adapted to Family Roading-
It's Accidentally OverheaTs" the best original bits Of
world but your heart is your soul bit
ter your weak, your skull thick, you will have
for THE WEEKLY CALL Price Cents. For sale by
all newsdealers
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
minter Resorts.
III HAMlLT0N HOTEL,

BERMUDA
Most delightfully."- located commanding extensive Mc~ -
slAnds greatly proved al
convenience will open for the season Nov Io lsSS N
mate perfect; cuisine upexcepnonh -, .u., IL
IOursta inyads Others recognize the unequallea
all seeking 70 AVOID the uBHs !"
Northern winter visit 20 Bermuda
CHAs. q. EMMoNs Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
Total sales for dc deY

Buyer so days 10. unpaid N FIX dividend
Buyer 30 days o. Buyer 30 days. S5. Seller days at
2lO. Seller 10 days.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN Francisco, Jan. 16. 1884
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
SONGS TNSUNG.
WIND VOICES.
I IPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE
FOR FEBRUARY.
NOW READY, CONTAINS:

NOW READY, CONTAINS:
OLD GERMANTowN. With Illustrations from Drawings
by Joseph PenDel
FRENCH CHATEAU LIFE PAST AND PRESENT
BY Anne Hampton Brewster
A MENTAL MASQUERADE. A Story. BY Esther
Warren
AN INDIAN CATTLETOWN. BY Alfred NJ Williams
THE GREAT JIGTowN FAILURE. A story. By G. F.
johnson.
A PILGRIMAGE TO sEsENHEIM By Horatio S.
White.
ON GLASS ROOF. Winter Fishing. By Rowland e.
Robinson
EXPLAINED Story. BY Alice Brown.
HEALTHY HOMES. II.-suuoundings BY Felix L.
Oswald
Also a charming Serial Story, entitled sEBIAs TANGLED
WEB by Lizzie W Champney. Other Short Stories Poems
and Articles OF Interest upon Current Topics.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEwsDEALERs.
Is Cents per Copy. sS 90 per Annum
J.B. LIPPINCOTT & CO., Publishers.
7l6 and III Msrket-st., Philadelphia
LII THE BALLS, WEDDINGS AND RE-
IN ceptiOns OF the week, out to-day IN the
HONE JOURNAL
Sold everywhere 6cents-Yeary, 81
NORRIS PHILLIPS Co. SPark Place, New.YOrk.
DR0PER PRIDE.
A FASCINATING STORY OF CAVALRY LIFE IN
INDIA.
THE TRIBUNE NEW.YCRK.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
Gcarbcre.


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Gsuropean advertisements.

I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL Finest and Cheapest MeaLhayortDg Stock for
Soups, Made Dishes and sauces.
I IEBIG COMPANYiS EXTRACT OF MEAT.
~ An invaluable aud palatable Tonic IN all OF
weak digestion and debility. 1t is a success and
boon Tor which Nations should feel grate ul.7 SEQ
Medical Press" Lancet" British Medical
Journal" etc.
I lEBIG COMPANYiS EXTRACT OF MEAT
IL CautiOn-Genuine with fac-simile of BaTUn
Liebigs signature in Blue Ink across Label
This Caution Is necessary, owing 10 various
cheap and inferior substitutes being In the Mar
ket.
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
e. To be had Of all StOrekeepeTs GrOcers and
Chemists. Sole Agents for the nit a States whole
sale OnlyG C. David & Co, FenchuTch-ayonue
London England.
Sold Wholesale by Park 8 Tiforl Smith Yander1eck,
Acker Merall ~ COndt MeKessOn & Robbins, II. K & f.
Thurber & Co, and Messrs w. Ii. sehleneIn q Co.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
MINES AND MINING.

SALES AT THE YEW-YoRK MHIyo E1oHAg0E
NEw-YoRK. jan 1 o. 1884.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
miscellaneous.

FOR SALE.-SubscriptiO to Bradstreet's
Agency expiring september next Apply to J. H. FAIR
BANKS los Brold-sL
EOR SALE.-A cOilectiO OF about 20 very
very 6ne engrayings etchngs well known eugray
such NOTghen Willie Mason, Haden ali Carefully
chosen Impressions Write L. Tribune Office and
appointment for examination viii be made.
Oon WEST 21ST-ST.- Miss Ackley
H~O will through the duh season make Handsomely
trimmed sik suits for s. stun suits from 81 20 Sc Child
rons suits from 81 70 50 6O Specimens shown Worn dresses
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
ELECTRIC LIGHTER,
PRICE $500.

sent1c and economical apparatus lighting for Home
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-01
...HillsborO Oh

....HillsborO ObSerter: Shepherd
Faucette, a colored man nearly 60 years
of age, fell into a we'll west of tow last
week. He fell 80 feet, fracturing both
of his thighs and narrowly escaped
death.
....According to the statement of
general passenger agent Turk, of the
Western North Carolina railroad, the
Asheville and Hendersonviile railroad is
to be finished at once as the New York
and Philadelphia capitalists who are in
terested in that rosd are clamoring for
its completion. As soun as it is dome
probably by New Year's-the line to
Knoxville will be begun.
-Four passenger cars of the Grand
Trunk Express train from Toronto for
Montreal and Boston, were thrown down
an embankment twenty-five feet hinh;
about n dozen passengers were injured
but non seriously .-TheG German gov
eminent will endeavor to maintain strict
neutrality i'll regard to the Franco
Chinese difficulty.-Postmaster Cen
eral Gresham has been appointed and
Inns qualified as Secretary of the Tresu.
ry; Gen. Uatton becomes Acting POST
master General for ten days under the
law.-Four negroes taken from tie
jail of Franklin county, Miss, and hang
ed by a mob; they were all charged with
capital crimes.-The Republican State
Convention of South Carolina nominated
ID. L. Corbin for Governor and D. A.
Straker, coIored, for L!eut.-Governor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-01
Lowest Rates For 1884.

BaF- Busincss men are invited to ex-
anime the subjoined Schedule of Adj
vertising Rates. which will stand until
December /, 1881. These Rates are
lower than any other published in the
State press, and are exceedingly cheap
for a paper having the circulation, the
standing, and the valuable class Of
Readers, of the Farmer aud Mechanic
We deal fairly by all our patrons. and
print our best terms to save answering
letters OF inquiry.
g15rEvery advertiser receives the pa
per regularly during the term of his card;
thus getting anewsy Family Newspaper
free.
E<DThis paper does not Puff any,
body: but 1t seeks to benefit both its
subscribers and advertisers !; and loses
no opportunities to serve them. Our
tricLds know this and so do our enc
mics.
@-Adgertisements changed as often
as desired. without extra charge. You
can buy any number inches of space.
and use them all in one week, or scatter
them at intervals during the year. to suit
the needs of your business. But all
Bills are collectible at the end of the
month, pro rata whether you have
used your space or not.
ey-Unless you prefer to fix up your
own cards. it would be better to let tile
Editor arrange them for you. Give HIM
the point. and state how much YOU can
afford to spend in advertising, and he
will do the best thai can be done for the
money.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-01
Railroad Items.

Col. Moncure RobinsOn's Ridgeway
Richmond r.. is pushing ahead. He
had great trouble in getting the right
of way out of Petersburg, but now has
a large force grading southwark from
that city; havil Q moved his main force
to that end in order to get the c ty bonds
$1,000 per mile for 20 miles.
A negro named Mack Jetireys was
caught on the Cedar Creek bridge in this
county, aud the night being foggy was
not seen until about to be crushed. He
was terribly mangled
"A negro convict named Sol. Davis
was killed while attempting to escape
from the Quaker Bridge Road. Anoth-
er negro was killed by the train west Of
Waynesyille, He had served out his
time.
Col. w. +. Beasley has been talking
up the Durham. Franklin r r. To a
meeting of citizens Of Franklinton last
week he made proposals as follows -
That Franklinton township should pay 6
per cent Interest on $50, 600 for twenty
years, Brassfields aud Dutchvilie should
pay on $50. 900 each and Durham on
800, 900. This would make $500, 900
capital stock. The principal not to be
paid. If the places above named would
do this Col. B~easley says he will build the
road right away.
John w. Garrett, President Of the
Baltimore and Ohio r. r., died last
week. He has been declining ever since
the tragic death of his wife, who was
killed by the running away of a $4,000
team of horses. Garrett left an estate
worth many millions, and the papers
are giving him whole pages of flattering
biography. But how did he make his
millions: BY turning his coat Che was
a Democrat) at the beginning of the
war, and using the whole power of his
powerful road (then the mainstay of
Washington to crush the South" and
after the war joining with four or five
other mighty mOnopolists, Tom Scott,
Jay Gould, Bill Vanderbilt, and others,
to parcel the country between them, and
grow fat thereon. Garrett doubtless
had many good traits (who has not y
but as a poor mar they would not have
filled the papers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-01
Items for the Ladies'.

Miss Mollie Wilder is helping to ar
range the Franklin county exhibit.
The Ladies Bazaar IN aid of the City
Hospital will be held in the DIR. Haywood
mansion at head of Fayetteville street.
Capt. Appleton Oaksmith has a
poem, more than a column long, in Bal
tmorenn, %reciting the sad fate of Mag
gle Bell"
Al Atlanta, Ga, on the 23rd, a Miss
Mary Walker. whose father is well tc-do
aud daughter Is, was about to be married.
She had on her wedding robeA disappear
ed and has not been heard from since.
AT the Unitarian Conference in
Saratoga Miss Amy NJ. Bradley, tie
school marin who founded the Tileston
school in Wilmington, made a speech
urging aid to Southern education.
Miss Gabrielle Greedy took charge
of the funeral, and paid the expenses of
a four-year old boy who died drunk,
having stolen the whiskey from a drunk.
en- father. AS the Irish say-she has
the good heart!
The Greensboro Workman pays
high compliment to the singing of Miss
Katie Scales and Mrs. Branch Merrimon
al the concert in that town last week.
Both received several recalls.
Elizabeth City Falcon says &c.
f. Aydlett has returned from a visit to
his young wife, happy over the owner
ship of a beautiful little girl" Oh,
there's been a perfect shower of little
deers in Raleigh. Twius, even.
-Four subscriptions by ladies of well
known families, though personally stran-
gers to US. were sent 10 last week. 1t is
pleasing to notice the increase of taste
for reading, and for keeping posted on
public %atflirs, among our gentle folk.
Miss Della Reams Of Durham has
drawn a series Of anatomical figures that
are highly complimented by the Reporter.
Miss Clara Albright of Graham has made
a map out Of silk threads of various
colors. Mrs. Carrie Murray has some fine
Crayons.
Fayetteville Obserrer saws Dame
Rumor foretells half dozen fashionable
weddi ngs in Fayetteville this fall.