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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-04
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
Cameron Gbe Readjusters'
Nominee.

Nominee.
Richmond, S.-The fourth ballot,
in the readjuSterS' convention
showed steady gain for Massey.
There were many changes and
much confusion, and Cameron began
to forge ahead amid prolonged
cheers, asithe Wise men turned over
to Cameron. The friends of Massey
and Grover asked leave to retire,
but were ignored, until Malone ap-
peared, and after the laundering ap-
plauSe, which always greeted his en-
trance, had subsidized, he pleaded that
fair play be given the friends of
Wise and Grover, and they be al
lowed to retire. They were permit
ted, and when they returned, the
bollot showed that Cameron was sure
to win. Massey here made his ap-
pearance and was greeted with great
He said he had INDUCED
in hopes, but everything must give
way to harmony, and he urged his
friends, who had so nobly stood by
him. to make Colonel Cameron's
unanimous. There were
only two or three dissenting votes to
this proposal. Lewis E. Harvie was
for lieutenant governor,
Riddelberger had opposed
him and favored VIM. Mines. Capt.
Frank S. Blair was nominated for
Encouragement.
At 9 pm. Cameron addressed the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-04
(CLNCHONA RUBRA

The COUNT CIEcHoE Was the
SPANISH VIcERoY in 1880. The
COUNTESS. his wife, was prostrstcd
by an intermittent fever. from which
She Was freed by the use OF the native
remedy, the PERUVIAN BARK, or, az
i. was called in the language Of the
country, "Quinquina." Grateful for
her recovery. on her return to Europe
in 1882, she introduced the remedy
in Spain, where it was known under
various names, until Linneus called
il CIECHoNA, in honor of the lady
who had brought them that WHICH
WAS MORE PRECIOUS THAN THE GOLD
OF THE IEcAs. To this day. after
a lapse of two hundred and fifty years,
science hes given Us nothing TO take
its place. 1t efectuslly cures A NOR
BID APPETITE FOR STIMULATES, by
restoring the natural tone OF the
stomach. It attacks excessive love OF
liquor as it does 8 fever, and destroys
both alike. The powerful tonic virtue
OF the OIECHoEA is preserved in the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-04

TINE WAS when the railroad
builders seemed intent on letting the
public know their intentions. II =
new road Was to be constructed, the
community TO be benefited or injured
by it was iuioTned Of the facts il sd-
vance. The extension OF = line. the
building OF q branch, the making OF
any new grade and the putting down
Of new track, were ell matters of inn
portance. undertaken only after care
full investigation OF the surroundings
and mature deliberation. The news
paper people were sought out. and
not infrequently their influence Was
solicited to hslp the project along.
All :his has changed. The railroad
builders 60 about quietly ard unob-
IruSively. They seek obscurity rather
than publicity. They keep their Own
counsel, and seemingly are slmost
afraid to think in company, lest their
thoughts should be discovered. The
shrewd, quick and euteFprising newi-
paper reporter could tackle 9 tomb.
stone with as much hope OF obtain
ing information from il as from the
man Of millions who is putting down
. new railroad. Indeed. the tomb
stous would be the bettsr subject for
AZ interview, as the railroad man is
90 confoundedly alarmed over the
possibility o. anything being learned
concerning bis projects, that ne is apt
70 violate the commandment about
speaking the truth. in order to mis'
led the inquisitiye. This has been
done in Salt Lake quite frequently
within tbs past few weeks, though It
has so happened that nobody Was mis-
lead, 90 far a. We have heard. Only
by extraordinary efforts and not
little schemiDg have any reliable
facts concerning the great narrow
gusge enterprise south Of % been
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
June 3. Isl
dLTT HoUg1.

June 3. 1881.
OLHT HoUg1.
WI Kent, SiIka, Alaska; Robbins
Salina; II s Cody and wife, Frisco; W
T Barbee, n G Springer, Park City; J E
Grow, Argenta; II White, Pleasan
Grove; O A Streeper. SprinKVille.
WALKER HOUSE.
J s Haywood, r G Thomas, Parl
City; Gus Williams, Jno Rickaley, New
York; Il Arnhold, n b Lsthrop, Sal
Francisco; III Mayo, Battle Mountain
New; J Anime, Bradford. Ps; w I
Masters, Ogden; d B Willis, st Paul; /
J Baker, Columbus, Neb; s DrigF, 10
Springs, Ogden; S Leebes. Ogden; @ +
Crane, Chicago; Mrs Ii Cullen, Frisco
s B Jones, E P Peck, Omaha.
VALLEY HOUSE.
Miss d Stuart, Miss II Arlington
Miss Z Bigelow, Miss j DeYoung, E
Linton, J F Stevens, Gus Williams
Comedy Company; L Parkhurst, Os-
wego, N Y; T l. Carter, Ogden; John S
Richards. T O'Neil. j Vim, Frisco; .
IL Brown, Nephi: z Adams and wife
San Francisco; F Gordsn, Beaver; b d
Sullivan, A G Carson, Butte, Mont; w
n DolmAn, West Jordan; / w Kicker.
son, Park City; @ L Little, Colorado.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-04
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i Stockholders Of the Utah Central
Railroad Company, for the election Of
Directors for the ensuing year, will be
held ar the Deseret National Bank, Salt
Lake City, U. T., June 4th, 1881, 10 am.
f GEORGE SWAN, Sec,y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-04
JULES SALOON,

No. 135 Main Street.
Acknowledged to be as neat and coy
Q retreat rs the city affords. 1 will
endeavor to keep as Good an Article il
my Line as can be had elsewhere. Her
mitage Whisky o specially. Try my
Fair Exchange and La Corona Cigars.
]. E. CLASBEY, Prop.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-04
TELEPHONE AND ELECTRIC
LIGHT.

Families can now ORDER BY TELE.
PHONE any Of our numerous brands Of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars necessary FOL
Home Consumption.
The thirsty public are hereby invited
70 realize practically the sensation ofpar-
taking, under the dazzling rays Of the
ELECTRIC LIGHT, all our delicious
Summer Beverages, at the Occidental.
AUER & MURPHY. Props.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-04

GEN. GRANT clingeth to CoDkliDs
closer than . brother. The general
does not forget what the talented New
Yorker has done for him ir the past,
and fondly expects him to do much
in the future in the way Of political
prsferment. Though Grants friend
ship may sometimes prove injurious
to 8 msu. the generals pronounced
characteristic Of standing by his
friends through thick and thin il g
noble trait IN him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-04
NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING
L held ofthe registered voters Of the
Seventeenth School District, in the Dis
trictSchoolhouse, June 9th, 1881, at 7.SO
PM, for the purpose Of electing one
Trustee. JAMES DwYER,
AMOS HOWE,
JOHN HENRY SMITH,
Trustees.
Salt Lake, May "A, 1881. m2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-04

THE IRISH seem determined to de-
pTive themselves OF the few rights tbs.
the British are willing to accord
ihsm. II anything we're to be Gainsd
BY TiotinR, clubbing the policemen
and stoning the soldiers, one might
cheer the oppressed sons OF Erin and
encourage than to even greater
violence, bat where evsry riot o3Iy
tightsns the chains, and every act of
resistance to toe constituted authority
merely mskes future subject more
certain, it seems the folly OF M I'd ess
70 pursue the course the Irish are fol-
lowing. The people OF Ireland have
been 30 demonstrAtive and violent
lately that government hes hssn
forced TO think OF devisinG mesns
for keeping the mobs in sub
lection. AlreGdy numerous leaders
are occupying prison cells and
their numbers are being constantly
augmented. In casting about for 6
plan by which . stop may be put to
popular lswlessness, the government
threatens to take away the right OF
trial by jury. Should this be done,
about the only bar between the agita-
tors and Jail will be removed. The
idea OF ths Irish regAining their in
dependence or obtaining enlarged
civil rights through agitation or vio-
lence is simply nonsense. Hence it
can appear as nothing short OF rank
folly for the unfortunate people to
conduct themselves IS they are doing.
the only eject OF which will be to
abridRs their liberties and add new
miseries to their already overlooking
cup.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-04
ALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
THB DATLY HERATn. nnhI,.ha

THE DAILY herald ia publishe
every morning, Mondays excepted, q
East Temple Street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, blythe HERALD PRIHT-
ING AND PUBLIsHIEe COMPANY. Sub
>IiptiOn price Sl0.5 80 per Annun, post
aga included; parts Of year at the
same rate. To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers, 25c. week.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD il
published every Wednesday and Sstur-
day morning, ct $3.50 . year; six
months, SL75; postage included.
THE WEEKLY HERALD is published
every Thursday morning, at 81 q year;
six months, $1.25. postage included.
Postage outside the U. S. and Canada
aYtr0.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-04
PERUVIAN BITTERS,

which are as effective against mslarisl
fever to-day as they were in the days
of the old Spanish Viceroys.
We guarantee the ingredients oil
these Bitters to be ABSOLUTELY PURE,
and of the best known quality. A
trial will satisfy you that this is the
BEST BITTER IN THE WORLD. 1.-THE
proof OF the pudding is in the eating"
and We willingly abide the test.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-04
DAVID JAM ES
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Steam and Gas Filter,
WATER PIPES
LAID on sHoRT NOTICE.

A large amount Of Plumbers Goods kept
in Stock, including Iron and Lead
Pipe, Hose, Iron and Brass
Fittings, Marble Ware and
Sheet Lead.
Sole Agent for Utah Territory for the
Popular Fire on the Hearth, Parlor,
School Room and Lecture Hall Stoves;
also, Fire on the Hearth, Crate Heaters
and Aantlss.
These justly celebrated Stoves are
patronized and highly recommended by
The Faculty o. the Dsseret University,
for Public School Rooms, and by tie
Medical Fratsrnity generally, ~ the best
Nesting and VentilEtinR Stoves ever in
vented.
For Particulars and Prices, enquire ct
OEce and Workshops, West Temple
Street., Opposite City Market.
?. o. Box sos.
, 1881-11-17

Special Otspateh to The Ghttase Tribune.
BosT0a, Mass.. Nuv. lJ-Ttlors Is no appear
unee Of anythtnE sut'sat tionai In tbs stocls
MnrkGr; arlscs soaay sEi on without any
lily fcHt.ircuf butter prices In Now York. ThGrc
was norV 1olhg In r!rtntsl bottta. but always at
y decline III prices: 1tartforl & EFle y dccllneI
lllvisiun, from sii 10 XII: Now York s Huw
England 10 from li1 10 ll34; ID Gs trurn iUS III
l97A; Og.tonsl,irE Gs. tnenrhcs frt,sn u to 45:
nsiS Ss.tss tro = i:S y T. n" Atlantic
In ra!tronu Aharss. Atelllaun decllned from
l+n.i tp EHE; Sl1ldMysy frtin ;kst to lHt< Con.
n9ton Valley FROM %i's to.i: llttto ltnck from
cousin Eentrul frlm IN to :st Toledo & Dtlphus
fru,u II TO Iual; Now r,irk Il Now England fronl
" to a. ChcaHt,' l,1.rltngton Z putncy h.tvaneed
5 @ @ GsS ~ ~ w.: w. Sn!a ta9s sss ysssa ts fio ss
a:to s!!1. isell I'c!erhone 'iuclined fran l4s 70
l:7, c,a!ilE At 1:H. An!la.lza t!Ucllned to 4ss;
Wator. Power from la-lg to ~; boston Land
~ the lyt,ttrn At'oefatsa P,t.+
bosrnN, Nuv, ld.-Stocks closed rs follows:
$s:: $;: ss:;s:$ +;
! h ;;''; ysS ssS. g.: r. g..
Gis GSs:sS %!iiSssii: s WI ssa:;: r.
rOttEiaN.
li|lAols Ce,itral. l1a; PonnsyIyan,a ecu.
trAl, fGU, Bk-dlyldGld.
OF E,lgtand on bulAt,uu .toIuy, 4sN.iND.
liar-siivor IL quoted at d 16-lJ pence per
PXHis. Nov. lo.-l.entes, Esf VOC.
EEW Ol,kEASs.
NEW 0RLMANS. NnY. 11,-9ght exchange on
!'s Mew ;s ;Ys9rk' par; aterltnx exchange. bankers
, 1881-11-17
.BUSIN .1ISS.
Fluctuations Wide-The Railway War
Reported Likely to Enl-Mar.
ket Feverish, but Strong.
The Produce alnrkcts More Active, and
1rrcgnlarly Easter-AI1 Wcak
nt tho OMtset.
A Later Rally, and Provisions Closed Strong.
er; bas BrcadstufIs Lower than The
Previous Afternoon.


Tho stock mnrkct WIS heavy and lower.
1'rrea ut first declined rroi ypster,lny'a rales.
It'll nbunt h0on tharo was only II brokers' n,nr-
krt. Thereafter tho lIst waA rit,ra netivr, aud
icnl1l9s larger at better TlRt,rcs. Puts wuro Of
teru'l by Il prominent hnNsu for tho yenr At 1Us.
The stuck was nttvp mud gained Il for tho day.
METROPOLITAN WIS also active. with wIo tllictun-
tons, nptnnR at n. r0su to lG1ai. antl cusch Mt
tmi. a gum OF ~ .tlvo tho bulls In this eturk II
'lno balancc for tho dny. Tho vnndcrb1its wrro
actlvc. und n,at'n a.nrp advarce uear ttlo closc
In fact, neary tho untiro trtlIlk list ntlyaucr.,
gninng fur Tho LAY Al0l!t from Tho report TINT
tho railway wMr WIS suGn IL end. Tho nnrkot
closed fcvrriah unh strong.
Only s;'s.oU,or bonds wnrn offered tho Govern
tncnt tulny undor tho proposition to purchase
s:.M0,O0n.
Tha earnings Of tho Alt0n Increased In Octo-
bcr F..5.4St uyer tho satno titno lnst year.
1t IL reported TINT tho Nashville & Chattanooga
Will suo t1anblo ita carrying facilities and tlIat
ita officers expect to double Its business.
As HIancu III tho following tallc viii show
the netuatlona OF cach stock during tho tlny
wo refer 10 that for tho facts:
, 1881-11-17

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'afs " yYts IT, s? i + 8 Ss'' .'ye ''stys seg
!: ~, md j. Mel.nnLburHh to Ahbo ". ~
WAstlbtrflu.. 1a0
shlrIt nr city liMtrs. wrTii!x \ nAn1us uP
AEEEH MIIEs HP THE fufIIf-NuEnE
nexter II. ho!weun Wallace nnd tial.tet.H
Y u II nlIey. wi.t 4sx!2t r a,Inln1ns M
FI!ty.trss II, y 9 egr VI Wa'lAGc. 7. ++xi2i Il.
dale4 SuY. E II. mHd II. MunahKn ~ The
chtaaxI Western ln!lana HaIroad con-
nassar Il. i; Il II f;f:y.ii,f: s;;;;i
!ialeI Suv. ii Dram jahnoi to 4. j.
i: csi s:Sii. /, :isS Il datsd ''
S,lv II Ill rasclIter u a. j. ThnHAsl. &1
lH;aell ST. cnr of Flfty-bTst hnesns tn.ed
WumtwurtliAy. ii: ii II 0f Farty-aeypnth sf.w
f.:ixIlM #, dHtu.l Nov, u Il. and ". liupklH-
stIn tn NlifhtM tlnrnnrdl 1tM
Tile nlItly!dea i 9f ltucx ) IN t'uekur's ,1hitl
Atidtlnn, near tho Stuck fnr,ts. dated July ii
tnalvitedI u .ana iiuck. ;datod Jul, il ....
tttnry II. s'hrteF to Same pastyI I......:.r.. G21
undlrldeH q or snnie b1tIck.l dated Juty ~ -
tdssato Ug John =. Tracy to Same paFty..... l2Ho
, 1881-11-17
A N0HlF CHARITY

e. '''''a' D4p4s<h Ia Tia Ghttupo Tribune.
su.nxATE!!. ~, Mlcl., Nov. ls.-Ine authorities
itsa ~s -, ssaic Public schoul for dependent Chll.
,.tIn, a.eh Ut shfs placc, furnish anuu Inter.
tu},,sa a'ss'ca concerning that iustitut tion, It's
.urs., a.a tho benelleIaI and y4lutpry iuiIu-
epsn,.!s which they are surrounded. Since tho
Oc.ah... VI tue institution up to the lat day ot
W tsIs 'as'. l'Qsl children hutl bceu recelyed,
f.n,,as. "s number, Gj7 huyo Lccn lutlolt.,red In
lles on rth'11xhuut tho stass, are nnw Il, FAM
dlet1, Ieov'na. ola'e pave abscguted, wAIlu 90 haye
Htsol srhH, ~ Ut thut tlutu nutuntIy III tho
line Jnrnaas number WnR tito lDwpat ut Nlly
beiur' n ne tlseai year. the grpatust nsiiDrr,
b nsst occurred IN the Institution, tiiirj1,r
Wired un.,,ar aoar yeArs. twl or WHICH vu-
tlitenrm ~ " tne 1iAHt year. NurInx tho
lothcir rns',a sug achn1I IL. hatu huell tDt1tictl
eonthirrri Fa.!v9 Snunttes, batno VI thasn bui,sy
placed II .thenIrlaillo. OF thv entiye U,4nlGar
fas Ysfin,.s .s.unh's, .s, sixty-lhrgu hnyu rltu away
cot csu.a ~, sullo of ttiotn with uipur.
teyed fr,.n ~ niaers WithtNlt FrtInl ye,a,rls rt-
that tom i: !hsno tll4untured, 1t IL uauulntcti
tesccaiiSa " ~ per cetlt will lcct>.IlU in lit;,V
nasre ii tbse eat'xsta When It IL colIaltlcrc.i
" ta4 nhoaT nhMgse ehil.aren eane fruln, the ynhtp
" tstnstt ~ tho community ami State u,ii,
pont.bon.s.a They nro takvn tlniu lltp vuuIity
euiled i'm, t0 "1o pcked up vi, tho strueta, ut,d
I'd plaeeda ,Is a,a,.sGtt families anl brought hUre
Physical. nue nuaer 1tructlon h0th uejlfnI antl
lhey nil nur!J! mJ Of thel, tearnlug traiua which
gu douL an y, " long aa they Hive. Ii IL With
A'encs '''c of the H0blsst Institutions ID *
, 1881-11-17
THE STATE CAPITAL.
appointment Of Public administrator 4
New {tbrl,nrmtgot.u FJ,.,,s..s

appointment Of Public administrators
NEW Corporations I4!ceslspd.
sptrlai D'spateh to Tbs caleaea 1rtouns.
sph'sl'ftEIn, Ill.,. Eov. tB.-Tho following
-. ,n's Administrators wure np,ontod toby by
.s sa oosernhE: l.cc Wool, OF Aiblnu. Edwards
rroun.y: rOuy: "alkcr !hsrtlutt, OF harsl.nl,. CLARK
fos''s f"s' .aeoh u, 'tny. Of Mesullorn, Wool.
r., s..o q, W. i"l'or, Of urconvillc, I,ond; \.
i, I,,s, Salt'as4on Of cMrollso,,, Oreon; Jay H. q,
",s1nxs' TSI Of anleshnrx, Knox.
n NV oMeefetary o. ot Rtnta tolay issued licenses
49,. as enah'paign SuEnr. r.stnnutactur,ng Cou,.
;tm', eapEtns' $T'.N0 Tho llInt,n,uvttu Build
III rr4tsl9x ~ M y Ioan Asa9elutloN: capital, $5l,.
May ~ ,'Iilne urn i'lne t%sh Mining j. Milling Ct,.
ifsor'rlt"rs, Jslt,ius ii. i5sy, Il, II, Ehsi,,...
jsus.! !. xi A. 4. Miller. 4e0r9e T., Wright, a.i
"as.'csasd ssr; nsr.o Io .l1e i!loon.ton l.oan i
IN ,iaa ,a cntssns Eook Cou.,tyl r,Irnor Soo.uIy
'a' teop!uA Library Association III CniVuxo,
, 1881-11-17
lir .rELEtl1sAPIE.

Bpsftat ntspatth 10 TIT Chicago Tfibuna
=: NEW fon., Nov. Misrepresentation on the Stock
Exchange was dull, With HI unusual E.nRlt blal-
nest, hut prIcos generally arc trautlon higher
than Ut last evonlng's closing, Tho tuarkrt
opened y fraction l0wor fos- tho Roueral list.
mud nftor furthor fractional dccllua thera
was rally IT u 10 ! per ccn', the
Inter In Te1Hs Pacific. Prom noon uItll the
Lust hour Tho iluetuastons Weru uniu'portaut,
rxoopt for Metropolitan Elevated, which rOao ~
per csnt, and aGtcrward reaoted = per cent, IN
the final dealings thsra was an advAueo OF 4 to
u; per cent, tbs latter Lakc shoro, and tho tar-
kat closed trlu. =,
boErowuFs IN pledge OF stock collateral
at 100 per cent. and on plcdRe Of
Government bonds at 1HGt45S pcr cent.
,T1mo ioans ars quoted st blsa per cent and prime
mercantile paper at GOT per ceut. The sterling
exchange market waa steAly, The nUuiuas
, 1881-11-17

Foreign osohnngo continues weak. Baukers'
posted rtes: 4dt tB'; ctuuI, bttjii; ct,.r-
inurclal sscrlsnE. A7s,4 4IBt, Iurls, isIs 1S1,t
Antwerp, si:1ssGej1i: marks, rI,idlUjti; .ducu-
tnonfary francs, lfayrc, 52Sa5 D5.0ss; Antwerp,
HD: marks, VIII.
.G1vnrnmrnt bOnda wcrc quiet nt tho fo0w-
tnK prices: ad5s. 107GE18s: United Stutos VAS
os eont!nucd'. 1olAflloia:: His Is cou,luucd,,
10lHN l9.al: IL, duo 1901, 1lGk&sllTts; His, due
1871. liEsll;1at. FROM tho two Inst quotations It
viii he scon why tho A. command n higher price
thnn tho M. Tho Is hive sixteen yours lollger
to. run. Investors know. Of coursO., That ia
longcr utjovornlucnt bond has 10 run tho higher
tim price 1t VII! coma,nnd In tho nl,lrtet
Tile tenth instMlfincDt OF 10 per cent IpoD tho
subscriptions 10 tho stock and bonds OF tho New
Orsnans & p4c!.io tsailwayh has been called aud Is
to bo tlila Nov. -.
rho New York hanks report money onu,Euu In
actively FROM tho Wost and goIuR Bouth III nl-
must ctIltNl Attnnttt!cs. -
Tho Entorital-rcvcuuc receipts by tho Treas
ury ut washington wcrn un Monday $8ll,5Si;
ei,stou.a, $Hd:.Sl7; bunk notes. s:s,0.0D.
-Hprc II u batch Of mining items: THO pay
rolls Of tho. Con.stook mines fnr October nve
stated at $f05.141. Dlyadulstls mons. Tho prod
uet 0f tho Leatlyfl10 smelling MILLS fr tho tlrst
nine months Ut 1881 WIS q, ,s.s..,5s7. Tho output
Ut tho mines III tho Ton Nile, Colorsldu weekly
Is tbont ...'5 tons Ut ore. Tho dividends vi tho
rayfr,p tt,i,,ns in fnifurn. p,,a ,,thn, ,,,l,fn.
6tntcs Anl Territories from jar. !. 1881, to Nov
weru $la.B98.G9 The b,lllton OUTPUT Of tile
far tho nast ttx tuontI,a ut A. Iii ar, 49,, -.
tho nDoye NHurus the millions coming frutt, the
Oil Wnrl,l, anl thnrc Inc. m. .no,, - t,., ,n,,
Immediate danrer Of n carottv Of tI,n nrccnis
mntu,s, Thn n,nn,iut rn,tcot.1 ~ os.nss.
nrcn,s nf ninIpv ,,ro,n-tt.. T., ~ r,,Iras,,i.
and o,,ovhnrn ,s,,. ~ ',,,.,,,., h. ~ o. 's'"
~ s,nIod ~ <a ~, mn .r<,..,i .,,..'s.'. 49,.
hcrctnfnr" n,,ac 81 NJ, non os,,"ra -
,,uv ~, nvso,.",n.,t" y, .his ,.s. ,,o.'''.
,,mt tln rc,i,,n,, ~ ~ ,,,,ra. ..,'s
hurt wnr1 It htn, ,,,, ,.o.,,,.. =. 49,. e"a.. 49,
,ho ,,nn",. orr ~, ,,.,,,,, y. ~ =, " "s's 1"s
II T.. rn,,c,taI r.,n. Sn,u ~. H.. :. T., ooo mn
~ nnvaru,,,,,,t ,,n,,ns se 80. .a"s u,.' s'uoo
wc,lnov,lnv, ~. ,-,h ,,,,.,,r ~ ~ os" W. W.
,r,,,us,,rv -, In, ',,o'. MI :. it'll ".p '"o
.,,"S ~. !. ~ eaM '" 70 ~ 20
fo nm r. az ~, s, ,l,,o ,,n,,o,, s-
H.; ,,tna,v +, ,s .,,t.r,.. ,,ss. ~. w w.. ~.
,,Ii, t,o ,,,fS ~ .,,'. .,s hsS ~. no'
,,r,,o, ,,et"st.s. ua w.
- rn $50 80, ~ W.. a''oao"teo W. Wv .teaa"FF'
, 1881-11-17

HHltAUSAuFF3 AND SEEuS.
Fl.OUH-Whs In rniher bctler aemuHd. 4 few lots
being aaken las oxnrt but te tslces asked BY hod
ers wcr0 kuf0rHlly abuvu tho ypws OF bIyess. Saes
wOr9 rgll1r.ed Ut El brta unI 4uD nucks wuters 1t
ssoo fur seronds Il; bsts and 'l1s bags srrluEs
private ierIs; nnd i bugs 1uckwheat uur ~. ~ ut
$.0U. Total. equal u LEO urls. Wtnter Hauss wegu
auDted ~ Nalts.N: shtpplsIE aprnEs &iot8h'is tho
low grade srnss. si;attaL Rye Hour at nbnut sj.i5
GtB.Ul and cln!EG buckwhGnt hud Rt 4bout flu.
oTt1En MaLt.arufFs-waro IN fair demani and
steady, Will unly uioraio n1rrInes, aules re-
ported Ut . cars bran vt fla0tljsa; caFs nldltnEs
Ut ID; and car wtsat screenings ~ tlds.
SPRING WllEAT-Was MIura ncllsu and at a
!0nss range. decifns nearly &c. md clutlrx f3xe
GaIow tho sxtest prices nf Tucsduy. l.lrorpouE
pnrtnh All aavanco Vt Id pcr Genial OIL M. =, hut
~ :s !! !'|
$SsS s+ y; II! s1 @
~ tq; ,, t. ss ~ efx.
ss;a "si ri ys''ss ssft'sa ,af h = Sv,*.
liz aiarks; tsnss essa voss In @ i',ern,u @ y.
SSss Il -: 's: ssis Ii
sSS; y M W. $t:s :, s !; %
s, s:; %:ssS
t :s I: : + ';ssa q : ssf; \. 4:
R s; r. 19s IL Ss S !: @ .s
. .4o - ,ia 4w o, H ,, Moe smk sn9
5aaHS " tho 11s' "c1o''S H*"s"et'o"s tn %Ho Sa''
oo"1o' tr,,.t ,,u,x ,yn,
a, r.os,, y:.t ,.ttYyt.. .statYt t"sH. stI
,,set, RtMHf9:. ,nf9. 'stsS"h xRMntIHE ~, atH
y txsn w 1tsS,1Y stSW
Gehius Getiss stssuHnoss'''''' t';sattHxGH t.Tsa
Sossias HsS"aus' '*t''' ~: f5< it5hsts;%sHs si-
c9lvE Et SH:i1t. II a;;!sa t.SH?Stsst ssh
~. - ~ MtvHntEna!nh MtIs ~ aMntuu 70 cAss
suE 4Hs y -. ,,,,n4 ~ ;tu 4T,x ,,x, y. o,or r,,,,
aSss4 H. IU d mi'nSs css a 5w s fsst
pr!oSs ~ T1aslny l.'vtrlonl ren1rtta u duulnp u
NJ lsE eensai ahd Ssw inrf .asl W. nas ~
seH.A WITH s.I3 hH!A, uouN 49, sun iiaib ~ EnHeh
~ tHD lHt!Ans uNys i14 Hbc1 hllbsly iuM krniV vt
HhuE, ~ w H'p.nR uVMaaa iue IselHeleu aa
Ahtl eFfFAs " 1to ut ltS.t'ik WA Hftl anu tlu
inhsk ~ NJ WmMM aunaut mase o1tn snnIt aHhtf Tut
t4l tA3 WoukHaha III Mbeht. hk ~ Nnh. PRICES AHvn
WnY pnt anMy. Etlhtss peHiR MnM!llmR ~
mnke cuHcoa4l!!hs ~ iutAFts: Tha current
Offerings OF M. wurs ehl1ly tNkVn ~
carry mig haxt mouth afu Receipts ttatau
As 'a,!sI I..nx at 1S %tt. s5sa r. te!uc!aa
4s,ll htah uxed III w. 4st.: whItu III 70
4lo GAr* r11Gtttl " 31}14s1i IL tArs ly sApIu nt
3AktSt1 III trueki sud u Cas: lD IT hfAt~Ic fruu IL.
bnnru. ,fnHo &tatAt liDMp bg, Seller licectnbeF
unet1 at ~ }Sc sud A. H3kG. fe htf ~ ~ 4Id
pruYul In lU blh nj tlB SelI8s Mhy ranged 1T
lt94tthtse. clustHH nj dt3se Did, ADvcHusf u!UL
Ut saAN Iku, closing al is&kt January rARcd itI
4st4G. 'l0 FulltIM tnal0 ahIH4 tho rEu Ut tile
Iay, Including Tall HohFd tIansaettunk;
tj1se4 jfHuyA t'iuatt,
=, Nh 3fur'. Tas..aHt E..ttstap 10, lLa.