St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 2, 1884

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I 7 j 1 J * sae : ani ~ Sac - “ 7 re . ’ - Laue : . 1 * 89 * . 1 N . - & * — 14 a 8 ‘ * * * : 1 * 2 ey : ry : £ - | 2 . > “ed + “ — * 5 ¥ * * . 2 1 * By 1 — a * 4 * ä ö ö 0 ~~ . " * ‘ - * * * N 2 9 . * ö 4 1 N a oe 1 rf = ee 7+ - * * * = = 2 2 Res ap os , JULY 2, 1884. — ＋ — 5 Wm H. Vanderbilt’s View of the Fi- Cw — — The Enormoug Wheat Crop of ’84 Will Cer- tainly Bring Prosperity—Jay Gould — Will Not Fail—Stocks at Pres- ent Prices a Good: In- vestment. By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. Ne Yorx, June 2.—A story was circulated yes- terday that i plan had been matured for causing an advance in the stock market. Mr. Gould, the story went, sent word to Mr. Vanderbilt that the time had come for such « move. His proposition was for Mr. Vanderbilt to take for investment a large block of Western Union Telegraph stock, whigh he was willing to part with at a low figure, Mr. Gqud believed that a transaction of this sort would do more to give figures an upward turn and inspire confidence than anything else. Mr Vander- bilt s reply was that he would take 100,000 shares Of Superior Flavor, Latest Designs and made ex- aa as, . pressly for druggists and the finer trade generally. de replied: “Mr. Gouda has not asked me to hep LANKE 8 BRO. th 8 mot any kind has been made vy Mr. Gould. 608, 610 and 612 Market St., St. Louis, Mo. DY Sy Gatladidait-ne me after my return frome Bardse was simply a friendly visit. I did not take it to be anything else. kinds of stories about Mr. Gould. He is not to — . 8 5 ; EA 1 ‘ E 3 Be 8 A N l 4 2 E f 8 . 12451 5 collateral the storv was at a big seller of stocks. Pa cannot my stocks. I is over. Yesterday IMPORTANT OF in Always on hand the Largest and Choicest Assort- Nr ment of CAN DIES suitable for Balls, Weddings, 1 look for higher pri ves before I do lower — oe Ww 0 a 2 a a ; : one can If Public Entertainments and Surprise Parties. Visi- thew River wes @ better time ta) bay. DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL TIMBER FOR CHICAGO. Look at St. Paul selling at 62. It is absurd.“ tors are invited to call and examine the goods. not an you, see no reason why higher prices should | 1, Gov, Grover Cleveland. 2. Roswell Pettibone Flower. 3. Joseph E. McDonald. 4. Henry B. “None whatever. To think of lower prices does Payne. Z. Thomas Francis Bayard. 6. John Griffin Carlisle. 7. Benjamin Franklin Butler. reasonable. People have been taking oye 8, Samuel J. Randall. 9. George Hoadly. i CHAS. WEZLER, | in mon zt n m |beMipse Soc oi ere 2 —— after . ert of experience and who are personally much at stake | At the last election the so-called Draper DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA. Sh is north western, | collateral exclusive of re- in the success or defeat of the party. Take Ohair- | was beaten in every ward but one in Albany. In- ITS REALTHFULNESS HAS NEVER ee quesrionen, | {CO it docs not have to go around tee | eats Ore report . Steen dg cinch bs man Jones for instance. He is the head of the | deed, Mr. Draper and his friends have no following money either, and there is no reason why it | cents are re as 2 of here. Draper was beaten in his own In a million homes for a quarter of @ century it has, should sell for what it does, either common or — 11 $8,000, Whether the | largest rolling-mill in the country with one excep- | to speak per preferred. Confid is not going to be restored at other ,000 have been sold or are now held as tion. He is naturally much interested in keeping ward by over two hundred votes. But even if n ome-like: individualized. ~ eee Gee ROWE Ce be domaine Bo 8 5 3 $5 was ; Brands advertised as absolutely pure all. A great many people have | really ed $11,400,099 of a floati debt. ACTO ET | mated, not only by the scientific attainments, but co idea of hoarding this amount js deducted “ the practical experience of of the writers. 2148. FOURTH sr. STAN — — Mone is plentiful. t N bet of the — oan A SATISF RY 8 ‘ „ 55 From their consideration and from own obser- KENTUCKY WHISKIES. HE veers dime was $5,381,896. But the dividend | | practical working for bot telegraphic ‘and’ tele The Greet e atte end The Men Who win Spend the Repub- | Practical working for both | that the ex- Rhine, Pfalz and Moselle Wines. E July dividend were to be paid, the com- lican Campaign Funds. perimental cable lis all the requirments of the Culifornia, Kelley's Island and Missouri Wines. WOULD MANE $0 BORROW Bes | Wa sie ity Wines firms | . 21 écommend the adoption of the cable ayster f "tbe pumas Jouve aa pe o Bie Sree Binine’s Movements ͤ ...... ˙——— and te axtentio to fe W gn |. Blew Mueh of the Northern Pacific peepee | “oe — 35 N x and Grant Goes Bask tathe Gor. _| moval of 2 wires and polés the public 7 — OFAED, DY — 420. 5 they be. the ernment — Successful Test of © building grounds. | ’ Depot of the Popular It has | and Underground Telegraph = been a serious there in- | of Pa- HUR’S 50 ieo, Goulet & Co., * Dr Rheims dications — ta bel ‘When | cific en- Wires, . Ane” * i wil cost as voor a 7 How the President and His Friends are | the , ual * Stabbing Blaine in the Back. SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, ETC. “may go en 1 . or” wub thet ot the | Dy Telqragh te Ad Pod-Dispaih. > 1 ¢ Post-Dispatch, 1 . July 2—“What do you.think of the | Auaany, M. ¥5 July | ST, LOUIS SEMINARY St oo — of INN. working organization of the Republican . National | appearance of bi K Gib and 2 e the. report ae — BP 9 e ee your 2 e pean . N ‘ ow * t old a e- e 5 . snr | 00 of them a which ˙— l — r ot hake oR Ty SEY tat FFI : * S | bande, erase June aad December and Suda, | Poles, „ rectenainn at compte =k on * je 40 ” ‘ * * 1 sene-like: each pupil ind _ — to | due » The anata to the end” of | omcers chosen are men ‘who have had deal | unity.” ‘The facta do. not bear out this ption. 0 a — around 188 shows only $4 TON of collateral trust bonds | or ebe ramen Wie er en. ee pcan stood the consumers’ reliabie test, ence THE TEST OF THE OVEN ma ey pee le will pick the good, things ie i By ia =... up the present tariff rates, and will be earnest in be- | Draper had any influence worth talking about it 8 : Slew leive Home. There — thing that show half of the party and its success, His relations with | would not be exercise! ? . PRICE AKING POWDER CO that confidence in the dividend pa stocks is im- HE with the iron-workers of all classes are such as to IN BLAINE’S BEHALF. | 1 B ING or "9 1 2 — 2 — = TAMMANYITES. make him a very strong and influential man, both | Draper is not for Blaine,and freely expressed his be- “a Dr Pri j ; | Fl j EItra looked at the books to see * — June John Kelly Speaks while His Followers with the people and with those who furnish the | lief that Blaine cannot carry the State. An asso- 8 ’ CE § Specia Moring cis, showed, but I have no doubt the Prepare for the Trip to Chicago. sinews of war in this sort of fight.” ere 8 N oe — 1 st 4. most Oelke! INCREASE WAS KEPT UP. “ my hearing that * Dr. * tn Yeas — b Streu 11,000 shareholders in tho New | By Telegr@ph tathe Post-Dispaton : sae onee eed ant 88 9 — and was confident that Blaine ha Price n i ORK —Tammany Hall btedly : would possib that cannot elected friends ie » | ? s Lupulin east Gems No you attach much importance to the crops?” R. . Ae in 1 it should be otherwise with the sort of ticket we | tion are not slow to follow the lead of Arthur's luke- — For light, Healthy Bread, The Best Dry Hop “The prosperity of the whole country is have, for they are both fighting men. warm attitude. In fact, they go much further. — Yeast in the World. b the crops. weeks ago no one could whee tions to go to the ChicagoConvention. The com- ** 1 1 ses ‘ole From: tedievence they have passé ae ater . FOR SALE BY GROCERS. be big. “The wheat bers ave ‘eat — 5 — me ap- CBr roe eg, to. 2 Marcy mansion,” is permanently. closed so far as | the nominations were 2 * CHICAGO. 8 ST. Louis. eS 22 — — Ar — ee Bye his his occupancy . 8 one — ag two + — a ee cannot t hold | Present. Mr. early on hand took are removed, Maine here oppose ticket. They on a t at such that ake it impossible to induce | usual seat at the long desk, being flanked on either to Paw Firmen Pout circle. Mr. | are very naturally alarmed at the prospect at 2S buying on the other side. They have lost too much | sige by Treasurer Binine to the coming winter in Maine. | displaced to make room for Blame s friends. money and natural prices are to prevail. by Jobn J. and Secretary It will be the first many. years thas he has spent are loud cries of treachery in the Republican camo, | They will take the duff abroad bit of course Thomas T. Gilroy, ‘The leaders came up | there, but he feels that should he be elected the and the Half Hreeds talk of upes the they want to it as cheaply as possible. That is | quietly, one by one, and told John Fierroll, chair- | further away he can be from center | National Committee to protect Blaine's natural, isn’t it? r so much better than and the wiles of for him. nst the machinations of the State Committee. that raised in India or Russia that they give ours | man Of the transportation committee, how many | If he is defeated he wit! probably be as Som. President's law partners, Knevals and Ransom, LUMBER DEALERS, the preference, but we have got to make a at | tickets they wanted to Chicago, fortable in the retirement of the woods of | are making secret efforts to ip the Democrats in which can give it the erence. Rus- “There are now.“ shouted Secretary Gilroy," 890 Maine as at the capital of the natiou. feels very | beating Blaine, and are said to be — in aon- sian facilities for potting s n tothe seaboard and | tickets for, and 58 men nave altogether | confident of success, however, and several H am in- TARRH CURE HAVE REMO V ED thenee to f ö are poor. We can have to go to * men who have had recent conversations upon by 4 60 or 70 per cent of a wheat cropand make it pay to announcement was with ap- | sub with him, and who are here now, him SEVERAL OF ARTHUR'S FRIENDS COUGH CURE raise it. No, we haven't lost the foreign market for | plause. seemed to use Mr. Kelp, ‘the — He appears to rather enjoy he that the President not e a N To th our A heat. arose in his usual. cool manner and i for | Siders the dilemma of his opponents defeat of Blaine, in the con that he will him- | 25 e Southeast Corner "What is the feeling abroad in regard to Ameri- . . repped for | Candidate. His greatest fear is that Mr.| self be nominated in 1888. He looks a long way ae BLOOD CURE, can securities!“ * 5 Tilden may yet be whi into the ahead. The resignation of Derrick, the negro 0 Salt pRuUGGISTS | “Well, if there is a lack of confidence here, is not impossible tod, it may” almost Sr positively in- —— — til | MAIN AND CHAMBERS STS. er An. that it is now a probability. So strong is dieating the: —— ne 185 > oer The whole isa 1 * 8 internal strife the tend to believe the true reason for his action his horse he imparts the that can | that he could lead to almost certain victory, sympathy OF LIFE, ‘ONLY 81 r 4 — never had a bet- r td epting e men * alp. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S * coming out all right here. national con | catch at stra The very of TILDEN SINKING RAPIDLY, country people are : that he migh eae ME > 4 kept down. Men get rich and poor bere free § ” 2 | — — tuned HH What a Society Lady, Who Has Visited Him Ina £ — 4 Aman may lose core — this State. ly any other name talked of except as second Frequently, Says. i SUNS and Dresses. 8 erm I na news hasan tase The N has * 2-4 5 has —— piness just now. The report circulated in society circles that Mr. Tilden's health — has declined rapidly during the past few weeks, and Newest materials, choice styles and very low prices. Ladle India and Persia lawn suits from $2 98 te n Children’s white sults of India, Persian and Victoria lawn from if i | i 4 i : aa . — 4 : ¥ * 0 e * 4 An 7 . ’ ~ : . * - ‘ * - AS " . , . — . * * — 4 2 5 * . b . 4 : . ¥ a : * * — i — K 1 * „ 3 ~ } } x. 1 heavily. Af * - aa 3 ' . " . f * . ? ä . . * 4 4 > * ; 7 5 | „ — 2 . : — : . * 7 25 0 ’ ö N a: . 8 4 : . * 3 8 5 1 ; ss a > . “ 5 i : * . 7 - 1 4 * 7 4 5 5 5 ö * . iy sd * 7 ’ — * E 3 * 1 - hes 1 7 * * — » - ‘ ; | . 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