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The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
Locak Lines.

A tame deer was found and cap ured
on the west bank OF the -Brandywine,
near Chadd's Ford, by John Barney, a
few days ago.
There are still two patients at the City
Hospital. Arrangements are being made
10 have them transferred to the County
Almshouse.
A Coatesville keeper has a goose thir-
ty-three years old, that still keeps up the
useful practice of laying eggs and hatch
ing litters OF goslings.
1t is with much pleasure that we place
the sprightly and wide awake Whining
ton Daily Gazette upon our exchange
list.-Hdore de Grace Republican.
Mrs. Clara A. Smelling, of this city,
who died few days ago, was formerly
resident of West Chester, Pa, where
her sister, Miss Ellen A. Wbitford, Is a
teacher In the public high school.
The well-known old United States ho-
tel properly, In Havre de Grace, Nd,
the building on which was recently de-
stroyed by fire, has been purchased from
eca, who will erect q canning fausv,~ 80
AT HaVre ue Trace, Nd, canvas back
ducks are selling at %, red heads 81 ,and
blackheads at so cents per pair. A great
many fish, such as pike, mullets, yellow
neds, cat fish, &C., are now being caught
in our waters, and shipped TO Philadel.
phia and New York.
The ADMIRAL left the Jackson IL Sharp
yards, where she has been receiving re-
pairs, to-day. She will take Grant
across TO Cuba.
The Railroad Gazette, this week,pub-
fishes cut of new signal station lately
erected on the p, w. % b. X. r., and
designed by s. I. Fuller, Chief Engi-
neer: IL thinks that there can be no
doubt but tina the system will be gener-
ally Introduced. The upper story is in
tended for the fagman aud the lower
for passengers.
The Inauguration OF another move.
ment TO a.d the Irish sufferers, which
will be entirely dist met from the one
now in existence, Is announced, but the
tine an place of organ lzation are not ye,
made SHOWN.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
RdtlrOdd Matters.
IMPRovRMEsrs BY TIE p. W. a h. r.. n.
COMPANY


COMPANY.
The p. w. & B. r. X. Co., are making
number Of valus BILE impi ovemen nts and
nave number In contemplation.
among the improvements now being
MADE 10 the erection of two signals, one
AZ the Lombard street crossing and the
other at West street. These signals are
Tor the purpose Of stopping trains from
entering the depot while train is stand
Ing at the depot. The one at Lom bard
street will be used to stop south bound
trains while north bound train ia at the
depot, and the one at West street will be
used Tor the same purpose in stopping
north bound trains. When a train Is At
the depot red hight will bs shown, and
when the track Is clear a white light.
Heretofore II was necessary to send a
messenger to signal the trai as. The sig
nails will be operated by eleetricity. the
wires running from the telegraph office
at the depot.
The company are contemplating the
erection Of new and handsoms station
at 1hurlow and Claymont The build.
iDgs will be large and handsome ones of
unique designs The only drawback tn
nss sns Ss%snfh RI fhs 1hents
of the stations demand very exorbitanr
price for the ground, and, therefore, the
new stations may be erected some dis
tanca below the present ones.
The new station at Trainors' Is nearly
completed.
IL is now q decided fact that the com
pany will erect during the present year
q depot In this city. The Poplar street
end will be commenced first, and when
IL Is finished to Walnut street, all the
present Offices will be removed into the
new edihce and the work of demolishiDg
the present old building will be COM
MenCod
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
In the VieiiiitU Of West Chester

On last Thursday afternoon, Messrs
w. & L. Manning, sold a house on
W-st Gay street, TO John Farrell, fol
$l,225.
Geo. March, administrator of Adam
Rennard, deceased, has sold the farm
belonging to the estate, situated in <
Goshen township, containing 1913 acres
for $500. Aaron Rehnard, son OF de-
ceased, was the purchasers.
Some of the farmers are blowing.
The West Chester Ne,os is full of the
doings OF fox hunters.
Samuel Walker, Sr., died in the coun-
ty prison on Thursday last.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
Delaware Railroad.
PRESIDENT FELToN's ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE COMPANY's CONDITION.


PRESIDENT FELToN's ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE coMPANY's CONDITION.
AT the annual meeting of the Della
ware Railroad stockholders in Dover on
Thursday, President FELTON, submitted
the following report
coffee of the Del. r. r. Co.,
Dover, Jan. 8, 1880.
The Directors respectfully submit to
the stockholders of this company the
following statement of its business for
the year ending Oct. 81, 1879.
EARNINGS FOR THE YEAR.
From passengers, Sal 1853 so
freights, 298,9 Ii
malls and miscellaneous, l0,250 %
Total, s44S, 1862 II
Operating expenses as per agree.
mentwith the lessee, 10 per cent
OF gross earnings, 3lS,S63 80
sls4,5OS 81
Interest on bonds and div vidends
on stock paid by ieesee, I32, $3.50 As
Showing a surplus OF S2,i69 3o
This surplus il disposed Of as folIows=
One quarter TO lessee as formerly, S542 "a
Three quarters TO lessee on ac-
~sA--A ~ r-e~,iasss iasas, .BH %
s2,l6s 9s
During the last year the grains as
compared with the previous year have
been:-
Fro N passenger receipts, s75O.7
freight, 81. .76g. 81
mails and miscells neous, 262 70
Making total OF So, 49,. 80
Your property has been kept in its
usual good condition by the lessee; in
accomplishing this 5l8 tons steel rails
and Al .329 cross ties have been used,
besii les other materials.
Passenger trains have run 1912 m.
Construction and wood trains 4I51 4"
22y,163 {"
The value of the Sinking Fund Jan.
8, 1879, was SAC, ,03l. .50-value of the
same Dec. 81, 1879, was $50, ,261 81; an
increase between these dates OF $40, 800 :,
II.
"The bonds Of the extension mortgage
due January 1 1880 have been provided
for by the sale of the securities held by
the Trustees of The Sinking Fund and
al.o by the sale of six notes aggregating
S42 900 of this company guaranteed by
the Phila., Will, & Bait. r. r. Co., AMI
payable In sums OF 81 900 yearly with ins
terest during the next SIX years land by a
small temporary loan. Ii is estimated
that the accumulation of the Sinking
Fund hereafter will pay these notes ~
they become due, q d leave small sur
plus at the end of Six years.
"The contract between this company
and the lessee, whereby 20 per cent. of
he gross receipts were TO Oe accepted
by that company as full and fair pays
nent Of the operating expenses, having
expired by limitation, IA new one has
been entered into by the two companies
to the same effect, for the period of ten
years, from the 31st of October, 1879.
1.-THE construction account has been
increased during the past year by the
consent of the lessor and lessee TO the
amount of 81, ,282.48 upon which the les
see IL to pay SIX per cent. per annum to
the lessor"
"The main items making up this
amount consist of the difference in cost
between steel and iron rails, new fencing
and extensions of sidiDgs at W Woodside,
Harrington and Seaford stations. By
order OF the Board,
s. M. FELTON,, President"
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
is Blaine Implicated!

nAI Is CHARGED AGAINST HIM AND
WHAT THE SENATOR DENIES.
boston Jan. 9.-An Augusta special
'nt msf~d says 1t Is charged that
neh " alace Il. White, the Repubh-
lawyer, left REPRESENTATIVE q lect
a'r'ihah In the Court House to 20 after
money 81 ,OOO) with which TO bribe
a''Iuiah 10 resign h,s seat, he was fol.
SS'fio"h state street, and seen to en-
I.natot blalne's house, and that on
[omss mug II lie went directly to the Co art
h" DIRK, Jan. 9.-The agent 1T Au-
"a, hep oi The Associated Press, hav.
Seen no1iied by the general agent
o1'a.n Mr.. Blaine's personal state
~ ieRafding the published charge
~ ne was Implicated IN the asserted
Jmpt TO briOe fusion member of the
u' ,n legislature. handed the message
.ne senator, who replies to It az fol
j. w. SIMoNToN.
.u.,o AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. o.
4. ~, sven your despatch. That IL
n's, ever heard of any charge
raus us' nle, but, whatever the form OF
4 m'ova,a ~ tae accusation. pronounce II
Ert tni nt uanhed ,ihed calumDy, and merely q
Iled ~ no .ne nonsirous, wicked, unparal.
,ha, av,onsplracy deprive a free people
+rinrr 'IuraRe 0v fraud, forgery, and
'"y, ,a.i am busy, night and day, in
Id II 10 VI lhwartlHg tho conspirators
and 20 merely part oftheir bastard
m -, sss picable course to invent som.
.en m ~ VI ahder against me- l have mo-
n a, tne charge, but l know M is a II,
Eve,,olr "holr cloth, and cannot now b,
mn gu rom the real work in hand Il
m i,s Tia, .han denouncs the calumn,
'nois' j. q. BLAINE.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
Hartford Co. Real Estate,

j. s. Richardson. auctioneef, for Ste.
vensou Archer, Esq, trustee lot be
longing to Jacob Hess, situated near
Hess's Lime Quarries, Hartford CO., Md =,
containing "a acres of land, to Margery
e. OWInRs, of Carroll county, for So 900
Also for Daniel Scott, Esq, trustee, the
farm Of B. ii. Hanson, Jr., containi Dg
county, to Il. Harris Archer, Esq, for
&570.
VIM. f. Pannsll Esq, has sold to
Charles Osborn and Jas. VIM. Wells a
tract containing 200 acres of land, neal
Perrymansville, foi 81 800.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
Brief Locals.

Fine snapper lunch this evening at A.
huher's No. 2O0 W. second street.
Locals were very duh this morning.
Fine live snappers for sale at the Malta
+olse No. lOi +. Water street.
.Go to the Orphans Fair at Institute
Fall.
Inc Farmers Association, for the re-
pvery OF horse thieves, met this morn.
pg.
pg.
ine pest snapper soup In the city at the
ana House, lOi +. Water street.
.ihe r, W. b. X. K. are contemplating a
llnoef oi improvements along their
ne United Assembly gave their annual
'"S' night II was very fine affair.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
Bob Hunter Beyfeg,.

Robert j. Hunter, a well-known pro-
fessional billiard player, who resided in
this city several years ago, played an ex-
citing match with E, Mclaughlin, in
Morristown, Pa, on Thursday evening.
Bob played brilliantly, but was unfortu-
nate Al one or two critical periods, and
at the end of the game, one hour and
forty minutes in Duration, lost by a
score of 200 to 1888. MIR. Hunters high
est run was twenty-one, and his oppo-
nent's twenty-five.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10

I II o., was one of the saddest sights of
n IIHisaIy sIiaey to witness, In 1s47, Amer.-
,ha hsniPs entering the Liffey at Dublin.
Dn" ms ,a"e lee at Cork, laden with the gen
,ho 'ooa Contributions of our citizens
ketim"u " famine stricken Irish people,
n, 'sns ~, olitwardly bound for English
ce ." s alliers freighled with the rich pro.
HrLo, ,or ireland to realize in English
.eG %es ~ money to supply the CRASHING
bteo Vi Ihe gambling exactions OF a6,
bnIG S sa lohdlords. If Lord Dunrayen
N 'u spend more of his time at Adare
4 s,'aa,;g " among his tenautry, and devote
e, attention to the wild sports of the
~ ,Lo On American prairies, il would be
In an% %elIer Tor his eplstolary Statement
H. ana all the wo Sc for i6e cooency
1'' emigration humanitarianism.
s'asa IL sae Senate Committee on Pensions.
,uay, naaay, 1t was agreed to recommend
passage of the bill extendin. the
psn"ji SGns Of the law of last year, granting
e"slon of $72 per month To- soldiers
[al IJI. hIi. 9oth arms or legs, or incurred
Az a. blindness in the service. to soldiers
""' disabled in the service otsrwise'
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
Caught at Last.

j. III. Kllliam was assaulted in his
store at Front and X .ng streets on Sep
tember 9th by thres negroes, whom he
had ordered from the neigh borhood,
having been annoyed at their persiste nj
loahng. Two OF the rascals were arrest.
ed and fined by Mayor Almond, but
the third escaped. He was arrested yes
terday, and, at police cou.t last night,
gave his name as Garrett James, The as
sault was made with stick and It was
charged that he also threw a whisky bot
tie At Mr.. Killiam. He was fined 81 aud
and required to pay costs.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
PREPARATORY PRAYER MEET
ING

Last night the congregation of the
Presbyterian Churches OF this city uni
Church The meeting was preparatory
for union communion service that will
be held In the same church, on Sunday
evening Besides the usual prayer meet
ing exercises, short addresses were de,
livered BY Revs. "A. N. Keigwin, OF
West, j. Howard Nixon, of Central, La
fayette Marks OF Hanover and r. b. Du
Val, of First Presby terian Church hes.
The meeting was largely attended, and
the exercises were greatly enjoyed.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
Sunday + E0pers.

AT Hawkins cigar store, Seventh and
Market streets, Mr.. Davis, the Sunday
new paper dealer, will have all the New
York and Philadelphia Sunday papers
in the morning. Leave your orders TO-
night or call in the morning and secure
a copy. Open all day tomorrow. Pa
pers served promptly TO your residence.
All the news from Maine.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
Launched at MOOre's,

A new coal barge was LAUGHED from
Enoch Moore, Jr's. ship yard, about IL
O'Clock to-day for X. j. Cahill of Phila-
delphia. The barge Is OF six hundred
tous capacity and the dimensions are as
follows; length 12O feet, breadth of
beam % feet, depth Of hold I2A feet.
Mr.. Moore expects to receive con-
tract soon for a new steam barge.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
DIED.

SPRINGER-Ont theSth inst. of marasmus
Bayard. infant son OF Lewis R. and Car
rie Il. Springer.
The relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral, from No. 904 Jefferson street, on
Saturday afternoon, the 10th inst. at o..
clock. 2t
SNELLING-In this city on the 9Th inst,
al the residence of her brother, VIM. E,
Whitford, Mrs. Clara e. Smelling, wife
of Andrew T. Smelling,
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend her funeral. Services at the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church, tomorrow,
Saturday afternoon, January IL tn, at 8
O'Clock. Interment at Riverview Gene
terry.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
Pe7'SOs wal.

The announcement that Deputy Sher-
id James Z. Morrison, of New Castle, is
rapidly recovering from his severe i'll
ness will be received with much pleas
ure here. Mr.. Morrison Is now able TO
be out Of bed.
John q. Bryant, the well known tenn
perance lecturer, started for North Car
oil ma to-day, to spend Winter and Spring.
Mr.. Bryant's health has failed lately, ,and
this has made his trip necessary.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10

MAR RI ED.

BROWN-T0RBERT the 24th of De-
cember at the residence of Peter Rust,
by Rev, Mr.. Hammersley, Mr.. Joseph G.
Brown and Miss Amanda O. Torbert.
both of Sussex county.
WILSON-TORBER January Q, 1880,
at the residence CT the brides father, by
the same. Mr.. Nathaniel II. Wilson and
Miss Sarah 8. Torbert. both OF Sussex
county.
OHNSON-JONES.-On December %,
1919, at the NJ. e. parsonage, by the same
Theodore p. Johnson and Emma Jones.
both of Sussex county,
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
The Ornhnns, Enir.

There was another good attendance at
the Orphans Fair In Institute Hall, last
night, and the general business was
brisk. The fair will end on Wednesday
night of next week, and the drawings for
articles to be disposed of by chance win
commence on Monday night.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
Orphans Fair.
CLOSING DAYS.
Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday,
JANUARY, IL, l3, AND IA, 1880.
janl0-4t.
DROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS.
Il WATER DEPARTMENT.,
WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan. 10, 1880.
Sealed proposals will De received at the
City Council chamber, until 7.90 O'Clock.
p. M, on Thursday next, the 18th inst, for
printing and binding seven hundred
copies OF the annual report Of the Chief
Engineer of the Water Department for
pear 1879,
The quality of paper, styl lie of type, bind
ing anu general appearance to be similar
in every respect to the report for year 1878.
Proposals must state price per page.
The work TO be done under the super
vision and to the satisfaction OF the Chief
Engineer. and must be completed and de-
liverad at his office on or before the first
day of February next.
No bid will be received unless accom-.
panied with a bond with surety in the
sum of tfty dollars.
The copy can be seen at the office of the
Chief Engineer and blank forms for pro-
posals can be obtained from the Clerk OF
City Council. II, B. MCINTYRE.
jan l0-lt. Chief Engineer.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
A DRUNKEN WOMAN.

A drunken woman, OF decent appear.
ance and respectfully dressed, created
quite q sensation by her antics on the
street, in the vicinity of Third and JEFF
ferson, yesterday afternoon, A crowd OF
unruiy boys were deriving great sport
policeman arrived upon the scene and
took the woman home.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
.no,d Man ReIuvenaied. .

Peter showerman, OF Ratavia. N. 7.
krllned Sept Is, 1879, as follows; FOR
Ir,v wears | have suffered with kidney
|pduyer difficulty, being obliged TO VOID
|rlpe as often as once in 30 minutes and
lave also been great sufferer from pal
Ilrtlon of the heart. l am now using
|our safe Kidney and Liver Cure. and can
Luly say. at 70 years OF age. that 1t make
N. G.el like new man." declS-2wdaw.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
Carpets.

,,...rs Kennard & Co. advise their Gus
rho will need to purchase carpets
/ - time soon to do so now. az the mater :
n,on enter into the manufacture Of
pe.s soods, have in many instances ad-
nced from 90 to 100 per cent. and manu.
lecturers will only accept orders to be de-
'vered at value.
|Tnose in want will do well 70 note
kesss. K. & Co.'s suggestions. and ac'
Inon them as they speak adj 'isediy.
<ianl0 l7ai3l,
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
n Ldrle Order.

William Schlogel, OF Franklin to wn-
ship, Chester county, has received an
order from Wilmington, Del, for fo1r
car loads OF hickory plank, which will
be shipped Immediately, and will he
bent in Wilmington, and then shipped
to Europe for use.-W Vest Chester News,
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
ernment. -
THE REPUBLICAN PROGRAMME.

nHfUbLlCAN PROGRAMME.
Ihere Is talk tonight of a compromise
suggested by the fusionists but it meets
with no favor from the Republicans. who
are more compac ly united than ever.
iheir conference meeting this afternoon
showed them to be unit, with deter
mlnation to stand together and not suf.
Ter The least break in their lines. The
po ICY they have adopted is perfectly
peaceful one, although the more impui-
sive ones arein favor Of at once taking
possession OF the State House by force
OF arms. This project does not meet
VIVID any favor from the leaders, who
counsel patience and ooolness. SprOule
the representative from Veazie, will be-
gln hoei suit against the Maine STAN
dard for defamation of character. the
damages being placed at $1,000.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
KIDliLOXES-

Messrs. VIM. kennard & Co., have
now In store large stock of fine kid
gloves IN all shades and sizes and trust
to n discriminating public to judge be-
tween them and ths many worthless
makes which are offered as real kid
gloves.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10

DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills are the SOW
ereign remedy for dypepsia aud all di-
gestive disorders. PRICE 20 cents. For
sale by all druggists,
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10

Whispering' of love.-Your baby's
life In in danger whenever IL is troubled
with cough OF cold, Give DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price 20 cen 8.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
NNpAL MLErIN,. of Ihe chrlstians

A NNpAL MELTING OF the Christiapa
"A River Improvement Company, Ior
the election or seven Directors, will be
held at the office of ths President. Clay;on
House Building, Monday, January IL, at
p, M, NJ. M. CHILD,
jan3,7al0. Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
REAL ESTATE SALE.

Edward II. Barr has purchased from
the estate of Del Noblit, deceased, the
brick house on Seventh street, between
Shipley and Orange streets, for $1,000.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
THE DOG CATCHER.

The time for the appointment of dog
catcher is rapidly drawing near and peo-
pie should have their dogs registered at
once. The dog exterminator goes ON du-
ty on the 2lst inst
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10

DOR SALE.-A small farm of 2S acres,
L near Christiana, Del. good frame
house, small barn, &C., will be sold cheap.
Apply TO GEO. Il. TO WNSEND,
jan9-3t" GIG Market street.
ID ARE BUSINESS CHANCE.
III For sale an established phOs phate
manufacturing bus ness, worth 5000 a
year. For particulars, address
jan9.l0t~ q. Il CO., This Office.
I0n HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
iOO THE PROBLEM IS SOLVED. BY
GoODsQUARE TREArMENToURTE TEN
ANTS PAY PROMPTLY. WECAN THUS
SETTLE FULLY AND DSATISFACTORILY
WITH THE OWNERS, WHO CAN SAVE
TROUBLE AND CASH BY GIVING US
ENTIRE CHARGE OFTHEIR PROPER
lies. WE REFER TO BOTH TENANTS
AND OWNERS. HEALD q co.
JAM 12-l5 10.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
nn HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
, OR SHERIFF.
IN 1850.
John M. MackIein.

OF WILMINGTON HUNDRED
subject TO the decision of the Democratic
nomination. janI-tn.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-10
NEW ADVERT sEsIENTs.

ENOR SALE-Good will and fixtures OF
1927 s, Broad street, Philadelphia, (oppo-
site P. w. q b. depot.) Satisfactory
reason for selling. Apply on premises.
janl0.2ts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-17
A Significant Business Fact.

Zion's Cooperative Mercantile Ins!i
tuition, as is generally known. carries
on an immense wholesale business,
and as may be readily supposed, thsI
business is increasing, and lis trade
extends into the adjoining states aud
territories. To show how the instiiu-
ton can compete with Nebraska
firms, and those at Omaha, the fol
lowing little fact will be of interest:
Some time ago a gentleman doing
business in Idaho came to q. Q. NJ.
|. and got figures on goods at whole
sale rates. He then vent to Omaha,
and got figures there, after which he
came back and made his purchases
IN this city from the institution. Thus
Salt Lake Is becoming quite a pur-
chasing centre for towns in Idaho,
Montans, Wyoming and Nevada.
The business of the City is increasing,
and had we bus few manufactures
here. which it seems would be success
full and could be made to pay from
the start, We wenld shortly become a
CON mercial centre OF considerable
Our trade is being taken
away from US in some particulars and
to some extent, and in order to pre-
vent furthe- diversion Andto secure the
steady increase that naturally belongs
to us, exertions are necessary. 1t
takes energy and enterprise to build
up a business. and after that it takes
energy and enterprise to maintain it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-17
Personal.

Mr. E. Burke Spencer returns to
his duties at Logan by to days 3.4O
passenger.
Mr.. ]. G. Brooks has just returned
from New York. with a fue stock OF
millinery goods.
superintendent John Sharp went
south on Thursday morning to look
at the Pleasant Valley Railroad and
coal beds.
E r. Robertson, better known as
Friday" has just returned from the
Park, after a three days tour, and
reports things Way up"
Mr.. Thomas Pells, father of the
Pells Mine, Ten-mile, in the Msrys.
vale Country, arrived in town last
evening, and is at the Cliff.
Mr.. w. E. Wilkins, locomotive
CLERK of the Utah and Northern Rail
road, who has been spending couple
OF days here, returns to Logan this
afternoon.
NJ. D. NJ. McAllisler leaves fol
Saopete County this morning. He
represents q. @. NJ I. Shoe Factory,
and goes to fill engagements made
for Mr.. G. S. Burton, who was com.
PEELED to return on account OF hi
accident.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-17
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following sre the latest quotation,
+ flour, grain, wool, etc., in tie Ssr
Francisco market
FLOUR-Superfne, SO 5094 20; Bakers
Extra, s. 90 @S5 I2l; Family Extras
8 S73i Wslls Wslls, extra, IS 0O@S5 Il!
Pbb'.
WHEAT-No. l, 81 400 42l; No.
z, 81 30GI 50 p ell.
BARLEY-Feed, IS @ 823c. for Coast
rnd75c9S2lc forBayi Brewing, S75g92l
Cwt.
JATs-Qaotable at$1 $50 81 45P ell.
Feed.
CORN -Quotable at 3 OBJ FOR Lsrga
fellow; 81 o. FOR Small, and 81 O5 Tor
White, p Gil.
WOOL-San Josquin and Southern
Coast - @ 25c. nominal. Very little
doing.
HlDES-DFy Hides, usual selections
Flint, 10 q 1916; Dry Kips, 70 @ l9Ic
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 55lhs
I0lci Go, under 65 lbs, l0c; Hips, Zoe
Cs.l-skins, 10 @ I2c.