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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21

The dealings in State bonds were small. but H..
included Louisiana consol5 at 4Gls, Alabamas c,.,
at G3Ii, North Carolina consolidated A. AZ 7eI.
and Is old, April and October, at 80 and M,,so,,;
6, Of 1890 at l0l2. There were no transaction. .,
city bank stocks.
There was very little in the dealings in railroad
bonds. the business being small and price, gene,
ally easier LehIgh and Wilkesbarre consols how
ever, were strong and higher at 9SIs. and Mob,.
and ONO fist debentures rose from $685. t. sri,
Erie second consOls were dali AID steady at D0Iaa
0Olt a 9O3s and the funded IS az sjl4 Msson,,
Kansas and Texas first cOnsols and seconds ,ye,.
dull and unchanged. C., {. aud l. c. first n,
sen ted were il lower at ST. but the incomes we've L
higher AT H. Morris and Essex per cent cooso,
advanced to 1110110l2 New-York Elevated 6r.,,
were Il higher at 49, Metropolitan ir,ts beng
firm AZ 1O03s Denver and RIO Grande irsts gained
il at 1Oil and the cons0ls IS at 0j's Kapsa,
Pacific consols being steady at 90.
The business of the SubIreasury for the wee,
ending tonight includes the receipt Of g. s7GOla
and payment of ~ 1896. 094, resulting in los, a
the general balance of $500 0Gs, and leaving il q,
800. Sj7. 34G against $93 ,377.i14 August 49, Tia
particular changes Of the week are coin loss of
SlG7 1872 and a currency loss Of 1852 63j Money
on call to-day was fairly steady at 2l2 per cent
with few exceptions at per cent. Time loan, ar,
3 per cent. The domestic exchanges on New-York
at the places named quoted IS follows: sayan-
nah lsd il premium; Charleston par a i premium;
New Orleans commercial II 30. bank g 30 p,,-
mium st. Louis, Is discount: Chicago 81 .
~ discount Boston. 40G35 cents discount. TIE
United States Treasurer at Washington Oily r.
ceved SlIs. 600 in National bank notes for redeup-
ton. The customs receipts were S739,2G7 AID
the internal revenue receipts were Si2l,292
The following is the Clearing House statement t.
day: Exchanges SOS, sG9. J5i; balances. S3.7l792G
The transactions az the Sub Treasury covered: Re-
ceipts, ~. I921S7: payments 1923. 1855 currency
balance. $G, 40. 66l; coin balahce, $50 4Oi.G.3
The foreign exchanges arc dull, but rars arc
steady. with an inclination toward lrmuess tx
Il. MI AnrnXnI aI1. . nn.t..l ra.n..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY. Aug. 2c-r !"
1o-day's business in mining stocks was large, bu'
there was some hesitation cN ibed in the sjecui'-
ton. and in some Instance stocks That recently
have mad, The greatest advances show some r'''-
ton. le, The market generally showed conslu'l =
able strength. and ;hc dec ines that occurred haIhY
amounted 10 a, much might reasonably o' cN-
pectoI e. occur from sdos to realize pf"u%'
liuk.l continues to attract a large share OF a''en-
t0n. and to-day, after rising to I'D II cloSeu d"
>. against 2.oj yesterday. Lcadylie shares were
well sustained. Chrysolite closing ut 7&l-ihe same
as ycsterday-afier selling M to si2. Little CA'ci
rose from 4. TO 10 400 and closed at 40. CilmaN
and South HE were steady at 1.s) ana l'iV
r,sp ctivrv AID Annie .old ut S9a -. aealrst 80
yesterday. LeadS lie heinz = cents loWfr T., w"
LITTLE ittsourg was steady ~ Az Consequence
TQinia was sd0Hg. rising To 3l2Q 40. ana 'aii
Iorl.l WIS - cents hiIher at 30 Bulwcr ADVANCED
from - To $40. and E0iic steady ~ ab1u;
o. Their was liftl' Cr 30 change IN Bun g a"n
Walker, Battle Greek: Auburn and ROCK 'ft'h VI
silver Nugget. Robinson Consolidated was hiHti
az 10. and iuli-Dou iugo at Sd6 y g""u ouSl
ness Wa 'nc N the To- priced stocks, ta4"' ri
Buckeye. Imperial, Lacr Sse. R1ppahauuu'h, p""
Placer Moose and GIca; Eastern bcing 7, Amy ~
tive and strong. We note sales If Green Mount W.
AZ $50 Rising Sun al 90 dividend. Slytf IN
al :. Father de Snct "a :. aud Mexican at 10 INC
market closed quiet aud ilrai.
n !. MIING STOCK ENOHi Voc SiLSS
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N(m Igbilllilolis

EADVILLE MINING REGION.-A large and
handsome map ivi 10, in ~ j. n "
rrp.r,, nom actua 81 views Us Nlcsss ge, Nithrs
Co. 81 ,.'.avi l.. rradg. IA 30 only COZ
M ilc Lclfyit re-od ever Published II 81 ~ NV
~ cNr'v IL Ia date Is ~ He r. ial n ~
q. iS,r t.ptuas aN Mhn 80 Ia la lsinc pr'p y 81
= * ice 81 mlP. 5lxf} ~. u.i'd - .'Hpn! 80.
I.r s''cl ~ al ole ',s wh lsr'. Nf !' Nc'N' ''
Il...fir ITuust.. Il N''it.'-
Ioady Coug.Jo jcs,. Itaisv - Co u. N-sSans
'F'uE DOMESTIC MONTHLY,
STpTrNiP 'E
IOIORaD p ATES-Co truIcs Tor travelling @ 'uis"'-
arL ~lu .piJge 80,
IJrI,TRA1Io - i,inacnr ~ she actual aDd possible
NI...f.,. co. IL
pF-CRfPrINa CpN1fN i-D.yln. tic unrest ,r,d most
complete alr. irons fer ali manner ot fcuiniha
LITERARY nrr4Gq. iNNr-C .nt~inng stnri.s. lo'ms
o. cs.tf, ~ tht @;.l act Ne and i"i'dpie
q .rIi, 30
81 30 l'cr ycar--.--. ol".lo oi',: J.. W.,
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nrnnrrAN rINAN.INL NARKErs

Io>poy Aug % 1880 nj. londs out .n1 ~, '.,+si
prr nts 1884 per cents, 1883 A'aauo .soni
M,.frrt lr inorgagr trustees CarnHc1te~ 80 .t,.
MORTGAGE 81; FIRE.. a5a. II tnOIs touiiat Ii.T'
Vauts central, So II; New lOTk ,VHtr'l !cl'.. me-
IoNpnN. aug. 80 l;So D. ~ Pc. u vices gtD' 'D
f..t i.its al s. arcs 81 cvnmc, flg ic account, 1g
IoNpoN Aug. .p-t p. L. = bonds Tour it III
Allan. Great Western hisi iaol ~.
cafes - iIic. 49, Illinois - tAi fr,u, ne
tenr,I Gui Ihc amount o. bal ION wihlla"n 80. a
naus ~ England on bal9nce today r. Alo1vou - - 2 (.
l.rfn lur three months bills ~ tac open l ~ 49,
her cent which ~ q per ceut below 'ne ,s Al %
land rate. Pans gGyic's Qno'c three Del ''"' '
francs 80 Genuine iAe account 90. 49,. anne.
InN.uN Au2 -O--!lytr - quoted AZ - 81 r., e.a
p,u.. Au~ 20 o. EXCHANGE ON l.0ud ~ 20 H4u'S % "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21

to 74i29737s. The market generally was dull ,,s
feverish enough to be moved in either direction Sr
I'D hand. which probably accounts for the ir,sa,
ularity which was the prominent feature Of -.
closing business.
This was another day on which thore was No h..
mess in Government bonds done at the Stock rv-
change. Prices. however, werc steady and n,
changed az the following quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
SAN rRAycIsco CLOSING PRICES
SAN Francisco, Friday, Aug. 20,
inr 1rlrGRArn TO TIL rRInrxn.I

San FRANCisCO Aug. 2O.-rnrough the efforts Of
Mil, and Bell the Father dc Smet trustees have
been induced to le,clud the resolution TO purchase
the property of the Wyoming Water Company. Mr..
Knys superintendent Of CAry-olIte, i, here. lie
saws .he mine is not PLAYED ont by any means.
Heavy realizing orders have apparently caused
halt i'm the Con,tock advance. Transactions, how
ever, are SUI large,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
Che Curt.


{TONM0UIH PARK RACES, Long
W BtANCH. y. J.-se-ond summer N euuK I07O.
saiu.il August fth; IursLay Aus4.f lrfA. Thus.
Aalus lah. -atrlay August -lst Bis Hac., clcI las
lLciuaiur ,-u.tl4de nurac Hae. Iae.- tum..u c
promptly a. 2Oc1cH ITHus directly @ con
T.. fOp u Lb'4tgtt jy boat yla alnay HOlr t.Ol
1850 AMI bg liain. 80 f45. 0O Il.f3 rl,
l1l5 80 r. a, Fare iol GQuoJ zip c!liiIg ldais.JA
non, ~ 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
DC Cream.

AFACT. HORIZONS lCE CREAM.
~ MADa FEoI TUEE OHAN cOuNrf CREAM
ALWAls n. IILl,tpts $50 HiLI.aL.+
l>D4or WINS. So OTHER
uerst. aoi 4tlAvr I?ss Hrottrsy ani y ChatIim t..
Aon-l,ik. 500 ril.J.-s... DIVyAfA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21

In London, British c0ns0ls are unchanged 40
81 Ola tor both money aud account. Unlied ciites
IS and ~, are steady at 10j'4 AID ll34 lespee,-
Ively. the IS Welding from 1918 10 1881 1872.
American railways generally were low eat
Erie shares were il lower az 433s second e.a..l.
being steady at 9ll2. Atlantic AID Great We Tern
irs,s declined 10 y aud seconds : 70 -. ard
Central and Hudson Il to 1917. Peuasi wanna
cheaper at 81 /. per Olucc. The B1uh " saad
lost 100000 bullion on balance. II Pam, leach
per cents rose from S552A2 70 $3.50 ana zen -
francs to the =.
Inc recepls Of -four and grain II the principal
Atlantic ports this 20. day Ot August We're:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21


i For SEPTE aBER relJy. commence sPLLN DID
NEW STORY, entitled a kO-E Litl " The = e.
JEABEh y,rt also contains LARGE COLO 81 : r. q
Of BEAU1JF "a LACE DESIGNS; 8lrD an ll-iE-' ~
COLORLD FASHION PANORAMA VIII - FiPi KEr
and 800 eN6RAkIN- Illustrating ail % TIE IA ~ y
pAFIs FASH DNsf Jr The AIltAt q. 1881. W.ti CUT
our PATTI fs-. Co. several go ~ tD9fI-Fl r.
STORIJe-. tlusf.atsI. MUSIC, POETRY, tLfif
81 egpgcu4el ao-e worth ihan he grcc Of
the Journal
SOLD BY ALI COOK And NEW- DEALERS.
Pice. iIcll.7g 80! le supplements, b tcufs.
Tie international En- company, 81 Bee1msp 81. y. y
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Corporation & otlccs.

NOTIGE.-PropOsals will be received at the
~ OGce Of the DEPARTMENT q Pub Charities Correc
until AugCHt 81 1880 Tor Groceries AMI
Feed. foTfuu nforua ~ Cy Record Tor sale at No
cts Hal
\OTlCE.-Scalcd Proposals will be received
~ once Of The Fire Department untl September
1850 for building atoTa a. repairiug Engtne l0u
3. AT SO Az Vert llhst For ull lO nation cry
Record !OI sale al No CITY Halt
\OTlCE.-Seaed Proposals will be received
" II the Office Of the Fire Department until Sepicmber l.
1880 Or bu' din1 alteration aud fcprug j. CINE House No
- on tr h'Fh sie Of East 10Th H. near ddaNc Tor fun
information see CITY RocOtd" tr SAFE az No tlty Hal
NOIlCE.-Son Proposals viii be received
~ he Olce Of the Fire Department unu september J,
~S0. binding alteration aud repairing Engine 2ouse
20 al 80. ~ Marion -. For flI information " city
Re ord" tcT shc at y o. = Cty H.lL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
ME DOMESTIC MONTHLY,
Citation; tJaulc6--3cra.ea

/ PROTESTANT sERyANT2 BIkEAlU.-
,a.-s 4, s i.g.e cal ,'il,,d aaor fA>f noME
&. K \ ,i.> tn-1Ne iour,u ho,rc Abpvo oti-,',
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
70wN GFfaCI9, So i.3:Ss Breivay cor rl,ry.Gr'lst
- ~ H0c WeNi I@tnty.thr4 ST. 'ehrr = ~, r
ave. cor ror, yssvenS si At 1ne i >I:LiM OFFICE, 10
2.-SI IAra ave cor One.h iuiI .s pea twenty 'oa - ~
llai.em savings Bank E"iidos, ~ to- , m" re .""s
CHAMBEI.IAID. S,c.-By a Respectable girl
rcielc a ,- 80 W ''S = "a IT, e. itfi"bc
| EHAMBERMAlD AVID WAITRESS.-By n
Z SCOT, Tfoic.tani eir chamoeaid aut waitress or
a5fC my w c,T IN d5 c S52d o, BE- No 25
6in.ye near ,'h-si.
CHAMBERWORK. HOUSEWOIK. WAIT
Nm 60 &C., ny n,rtH yoin ING FgH.,rFl S
| HOME III isiAr. 81, Gthavc. coors above lolhtl.
| COOK.-By competent women; meats. Soups.
'SIn GTe a, 'e T6 t EGAU is 5
! ave. fourth house above l'th.st
NOOK and CHANBERMAID.-A German
~ sud ch 1micrmad wants sutton No 100 fast
7tl,st, toy Ito front.
COOK, WASH, nIIoN.--By. German help.
| Is 6ta-sve.. fourth mouse above l0ihs,
EOUSEKEEPER etc.-An American woman
o. practical experience as nousek e"per IN hfcl 81 l
suited woud maze engagement for The fal Satisfactory
references Call or adm. IS MR., FRASER l62 Weai IONS
HOUSEW ORKER.-By neat, tidy, intelii-
q family in any capacity. do eo,l coOdus. AMI -
good ro1cr VIII - OF recomiHn t+ton3
can De seen al 3Jj 6nave, near -5t'l
lst hO0r.
uOUSEWORK.-By Il wiling Protestant
H women. IN the country $50 Wtst zotrst
uOCSEWORK. or COOK aud LAUNDRESS.
BY capable woman and able and not aiIaid
work I'm city country god naiurti and hinh 10
crstaats Of mix and MAKING 81 hutcr
very moderate can at % ClaSe neu loihst ASK
] ADYSMAID, &c.-By young German
Il person situation 80 lady sIdaf, e'scy chanbetmnd
OF scsm.iress. N.4li Greeawich--' second Moor.
| SWEDISH EMPLOY MENT OFFICE
> swedish gnlis al capacities also ser
wants farm hands gardeners walters all excl
eat references swedish 9nd German grS JUST landed
| SWEDISH Enc OYMENT OFFICE. lj5 East 29tllst.
| WAITRESS or CHAMBERMAID.-By
w spec able 0rl waitros amtcImad year,
references. be present employers IA West
| 2ad -.
Eg7ASHINC.-A respectable colorel woman
W shes ladie'. gent f,nl'i' washing bf tie
dozen. month cent, {" y per dozen Cal OF al
/ dress :. f. r.. AZ 5thavo, cOnd door
EyASHTNG.-By resp. eta BE woman IN do
w washing an ironing .'r LADIES' a. contrn 20 ~
would DO fam lies. "a nos u ami pui1ng cdI
clothes dome Ga he ic te-t man1e vas e d.'
bct fcicucrsf required. Call on SIS Mttph-
MACK. 100 Last '"ih-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
SECOND cAII-12:3O O'CLOCK P. ".

Chrys0lte Aub.&Rk C'k Eobinson con MeSctn-
100. So. 90 b3o. 10 800 30 10 5l---- J"
Bar'ce & VT JOp. $50 lOs silver Nugget
amaze D.raugo loo. b3u j. %
800 Bio. 80 Battle creek 100. 30 lOOblo- 40
POO 800. - 200 ..... So. HUkl toJ..... l20
gIO. 81 loo 10. "a loOJ......2' 10 a'l.. 80 LOO
1900 so ~ Copper Knob sfo..... 2uj Ju..bl0 lZJ
500 - 50 1900 h3. 81 700 bio. 90
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-31
Facts From France.

London, 3O.-A dispatch from Paris
says the coalition ofmOderate republicans
with conservatives, yesterday, elected
Leon Say to the presidency Of the senate
finance committee over Calmon, vice
president of the senate, the regular re-
publican candidate. On the senate pro-
ceediDg TO elect a life senator IN place of
Viscount Camille RacchassOn De Mon
tslivet, recently deceased, he extreme
left, whore turn it was to make
the nomination, selected Paul Broca
Dufaure, republican life senator, with
twelve or fourteen followers, who have
practically ceased to belong 10 the left
centre and must henceforth rank rs a
distinct group, midway between the left
and right centres, declined to be bound
by the relations. The system of the left
oppose the nomination OF DeBroca on
the ground of his DarWinian tendencies
They nominated Bertoland, well-knoWn
advocate and republican, but opposed to
the anti-Jesuit clause of Jules Ferry's
education bill. The vote being taken,
DeBroes received 126 votes and Berto-
land 1lS; scattering, Il, DeBrOca thus
receiving thres votes less than an abso-
Lutte majority. The election was then
postponed. More than 100 senators of the
right centre supported the nomination of
Bertoland. Manifestly, if the Dufaure
group gains few accessi0ns through the
alarm of Tadicalism in the Chamber of
Deputies, it will be able to hold the
balance of power, The rejection of clause
seven of the education bill is now consid-
cred certain.
Paris, 80 The Monde, organ of the
pspal nunoio here, referring to the mis-.
sion of Parnell to the United States, says:
By the mouth of the Protestant Catho-
lies, Ireland calls Protestant England to
account. Whoever outrages justice.
psVes the way for q terrible expiAtion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-31
TELEG RAPHIC
FHE BOUNCED COMMITS
sIONER.
Goes Out.Disgrnced,

New York, 29.-The ITI6une's Wash
ington, speaking Of Hayt's removal, hs;
the following: Hayt had supposed tha
he would at least be allowed to resign
His request to that effect was, however,
sternly denied and be at once began to
collect his private papers and personal
effects. So sudden and unexpected was
the blow that official letters which had
been prepared for Hayts signature were
returned TO clerks to have ".cting" pre-
fixed to the title of commissioner When
Hayt had completed his preparations for
departure, he hastily bid one Of the
clerks goodbye, his eyes filling with
tears as be did so. Then he hurried y
left the department. The removal is re-
ceiYed with general expressions Of
in official circles Hayt
has made f4w friends and many
enemies since he has been in
office. As he has judged others harshly
60 have they judged him. Said one SEN
atOr 10 another tonight: This event
ought to cause az much rejoicing among
the friends of the Indians a the surren-
der of Lee did among the friends of the
Union"
Editorislly, the Tribune says: What
ever may nave Deeh the ueEIee CT tne
guilt, there can be no
question that the Indian service will gain
by his withdrawal. His usefulness wss
clearly st an end some time ago. He
had incurred the hostility Of nearly all
great religious organizations, who were
trenuously opposed to his continuance
n Office, and he had lost the confidence
# the county. Even if he could have
zen acquitted upon trial, the interests Of
he Indian service would have made his
necessary. That he was not
is to be regretted by himself
one. If his conduct had been such as
D demand his dismissal, the country was
ntitled to it as an act of justice, and the |
ublic will be pleased to see that he was
OF suffered to make show of voluntary |
etirement.
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SALT LAKE
SEMI-MEEKLY HERALD

This valuable and popular edition
OF the HERALD will continue TO make
its appearance twice a week during
the year, and the same degree OF
progress and improvement that marks
the Daily will be seen in its columns.
No better newspaper can be found in
the west for those people who are not
blessed with daily mail facilities, than
the SEMI- WEEKLY HERALD. It con-
tains all the news, domestic and for
eign, in a condensed aud readable
form. The design has been TO
make it combine the distinguish
ing characteristics of CONNER
cial and home journal, and we
believe that tots has been success
fully carried out. The SEMI-WEEKLY
has certainly met with Unexpectedly
high favor at the hands of the people.
1t is proposed to make it even more
popular than in the past by reducing
the price to $3.50 per annum. max
ing it the cheapest semi. weekly paper
in the west. The reduction in price
does not imply a lessening of the
quantity of matter published. Its
columns will continue full of news
and ctoice literature.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-31
Washington Gntherings

Washington, 80. The House com
| mIttee on war claims, to-day, agreed 70
report on, favora5,y, Representative
ThODpson's bill to declare the true intent
and meaning Of the act approved June,
1872, which provides for the REIN bursting
of the State of Kentucky for moneys ex-
pendet IN equipping, paying, transport.
ing, etc, military for the purpose Of aid
ing in suppressing the rebellion
The House committee on Invalid pen
sions, on motion of Caldwell unanimously
agreed, to day, 70 the following resolution
TO govern the considerations of the CON
mittee on invalid pensions ReSOLUcd
that all pension claims of an INVALID cha
racter shall be reported to date from
the discharge, where the disability was
incurred previous TO the discharge and
where The disability was incurred sub
sequent to the discharge from the date of
the disability, and all gratuit.ous PERSONS
shall date from the passage Of the act.
All widows pensions, where the husband
had been a pensioner, shall date from the
desth of the husband, and where the nus
bald had not been pensioner from the
date of the disability.
The Senate committee on census met
to-day, and received reports from the
several suD-commltleeS on nominations
of census supervisors. The appointments
were reported back favorably from the
subcommittee for all western states, ex-
cept three fer Illinois, one for Iowa and
one for Tennessee, which are to be held
by the subcommittee for further in
quiry. 1t was agreed, By Common con-
sent, that all nominations reported from
the subcommittee today, in regard to
none of which there is any question of
the personal fitness of the nominee, shall |
be Immediately reported back to the
enate, with recommendation for con-
irmation; but at the same time several |
democratic members of the committee
.Ook the ground that one-hslf the super |
Visors throughout the country ought to
De selected from the democratic party; |
md they therefore reserved the right to |
disregard to-day's action Of the commit.
ee, when the nominations come up for
consideration in the Senate The indica-
ions are strong that movement will be
made in the Senate to give up all the
ensus nominations for the present, with
. view to forcing an equal division of
hese appointments between the two great
'ol!tieal parties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-31
The BusEness Room.

Boston, 30.-The Commercial List
ssys: Buyers are on the alert, and the
spring trade will soon be in full opera
ton. All leading raw staples are on a
strong basis and several large movements
have been made during the week in an
ticipation Of higher prices. Manufactured
goods never had more promising out
look. and the hum Of industry which is
heard all through manufacturing districts
is q sure indication that the coast is clear
for long and successful run. The loot
and shoe market is full of buyers again
and business is active. The call is for
nearly all kinds of goods. Leather has
taken start, and rumors are prevalent
of some very large purchases at full
prices. Wool sustains very firm tone,
with fair average business, tie sales for
the week running upwards of 100000
pounds,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-31
SALT LAKE
weekly HERALD.

About the 1st of March, We will
begin the publication of a Weekly
Edition OF the HERALD. The demand
for such a paper has been very
pressing during be past two
or three years. The aim of
the publishers will be to furnish a
paper for those people who live
of the main lines of travel and who
are not accommodated with mail seq
vice oftener than once q week; to
provide a newspaper for those who
have only one day week of leisure
to devote to the pleasant and profits-
BILE employment of reading; to supply
a suitable edition of the HERALD for
sending abroad-a paper that shall
faithfully and honestly represent this
great and growing territory, with its
many and important industries and
its thrifty, enterprising people; to
make paper for the home circle and
family fireside. one that shall contain
the news, and at the same time COM
bine the essential elements of liter
airy, educational and industrial jour.
nal. In fact, our aim will be to make
the WEEKLY HERALD welcome
visitor to the home, where it will be
found a constant fund of instruction,
entertainment and profit, to
all members of the family
Besides the leading characteristics Of
the Daily, the Weekly will contain
matter specially for the sgriculturist,
the gardener, the stock-raiser, the
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Well-chosen, entertaining and moral
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-31
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New York, 30.-The Tribune says: E.
B. Wsshburne, now acre en- route for
Boston, denies that he is a candidate for
the governorship Of Illinois, and also
that he stands in any other relation to
the presidential canvass than that Of q
supporter of Grant.
The Tribune says this does not prevent
his friends canvassiDg his possible
strength in the event of Grants with
drawal, and it is generally believed that
in such contingency his name would
undoubtedly go before the convention
with q strong following. This view OF
the possibilities of the canvass receives no
encouragement from him. However, he
feels SO sure that Grant will be rendered
and will accept the nomination that any
talk of possibilities and contingencies does
not concern him in the least.