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OF AGRICULTURAL M
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/ can aud do sell cheaper than any 9TH
er house this side Of New York. See
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dition.
100 tons Turner'S Excelsior.
100 {" Ammoniated Bone.
800 " Fresh Ground Plaster.
100 {" Pure Bone Dust.
100 H g H Flonr
SEEDS.
| 900 bushels choice Glover Seed.
200 I" Timothy.
800 {" Orchard Grass.
100 - Bile Grass.
100 Red TOP.
100 German Millet.
loo (" Hungarian Millet.
1000 Choice Seed Oats.
1000 Northern Seed Potatoes.
Aud large aud selected stock Of Gar
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800 |, 2 and 8 Horse Minor and Hor-
ton Plows.
800 Farmers Friend Plows.
500 Double and Single Shovel Z lows.
200 Wood g Iron Frame Cuitiyators.
100 D5able and Single Harrows.
200 Tons Plow Castings Tor All pat
ernsof Plows.
800 Pairs Trace Chains.
1000 Back Binds
3lD Pi0w Hlmrs.
800 Horse and Mule Collars
1000 Pl3a Lines.
POO Sc of Double & Single Harness
900 u dug Saddles.
500 Ppw Bridlcs
lo1o Cucumber Wood Pumps.
900 Cae Cassorted sj2es) Of rope.
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Agent f0rhe Roland Chilled PIow
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-12
The Southern Rail Route.

New York, 1G.-A World reporter in
tervIewed Il. 5. Hayes, vice-president OF
the Missouri and Pacific, who said: In q
telegram received to-day from the chief
engineer of construction in Louisiana and
Texas, he says that connection will be
made from New Orleans through Shreye-
port, to a junction with the Southern
Pacific within the next twenty DAYS, so
that the line from Mississippi to thePacifc
by the southern route, will probably
be in full operation before winter sets in,
This will enable travel between San
Francisco and the eastern States to cross
the continent without mourning risks bv
snow blockade; as this route is generally
on the thlrty-second parallel, and ss it
has been generally constructed of steel
rails IN the best manner, it will be ready
to compete for travel with the northern
routes very soon after opening. The
time on the southern line will not exceed
by twelve hours tn t from any of the
northern points. There is enough differ.
ence between rates per ton from San
Francisco and New Orleans to England
on wheat, when added to the interest on
money and insurance, to pay US for
bringing wheat from southern California
to the Gulf of Mexico for shipment. This
road will open the Pacific Coast from
Los Angelss down toSouthern California
to the east. It will give q chance
to Mexico to reach the eastern
states by far more direct route than she
has now. All Of this country will be
opened by railroad communication to
points between New Orleans and Hanni-
bal, on the Mississippi, and from these Of
course, to others further east.
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British Bits.

London, 10.-A survivor of the steamer
Cottiope, recently totally wrecked on the
Spanish coast, while on voyage from
Odessa to Bremen, believes six passen-
gers who embarked On the steamer at
Gibraltar were Americans.
It is understood the American legation
will take an early opportunity to thank
government for the salute to the Ameri-
can flag, when il was carried in the lord
mayors procession on Wednesday. The
legation has received letters from Mrs.
Garfield to the Queen, Gladstone, Thomas
Hughes and Minister Lowell, THANKING
them for their expression of sympathy
on the occasion OF the death Of President
Garfield.
Samuel Wilson, conservative, pur-
chaser of Lord Beaconsfeid's house at
Hngenden, has consented to enter the
contest for member of Parliament for
Londonderry in place Of Hugh Low,
appointed lord chancellor Of Ireland.
One thousand operatives in North
Statfordshire potteries have gone on q
strike.
The six passengers who embarked at
Gibraltar, on the steamer CdELiope, were
Armenians, not Americans.
Voting trustees representing the Erie
Railway bOndholders committee, an
nounce that they forwarded their proxies
to President Jewett yesterday.
Gladstone, replying to q letter from
the secretary Of the Protestant Educs-
tional Institute says government sent no
mission TO the Vatican.
A respite will be asked for L efroy on
the ground that his father and grand
father died insane. and he him self was
insane when he murdered Gould.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
% en- HALLS
, 10, sa' BALSAM

Cures Consumption, Colds, Pneu-
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Asthma, Group, WhOOpin Cough
and all Diseases Of the Breathing
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Membrane OF the Lungs mfiamed
and poisoned By the disease, and
prevents the night SWeats a nd
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an 1neurable mslady. 1t is only
necessary TO have the right remedy
DON,T DESPAIR Of RELIEF, for this
benign specific will cure you, even
though professional aid fails.
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Republican Majority.

New York, 1.-HerGld's Washing.
ton: A. prominent Virgins politician
said to-day of the complexion of the next
House; Paul and Fulkerson, readiuster
congressman. elect from the Seventh and
Ninth Virginia districts, will not vote
with the democrats, but with the repub.
licans, a statement they authorize to be-
made, which insures q majority of two
at least. The Pennsylvania member
Brum, who is counted a greenbscker'
will vote the straight republican ticket
in the House. Without the votes of tbs
four Missouri green back-republicans. The
republicans will have $50 votes for
Speaker. against 14S for the democrats.
if all the remaining votes are cast for the
nominee. VI
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40kes Collections, rezaGasng vro...,.
pTeusptLP.
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Blown UD,

Aurora, Ind, ia terrific explosion
which SHOOT the foundation of the town,
occurred little before midnight, caused
by the blowing up Of still IN COTS
dIstlllery. The building took fire and
100 feet of its east end was destroyed.
Billy Fowler, sleeping in the building, is
known to have been killed. Loss, $40
600; insured.
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Mexican National.

London, 1l.-Work on the Mexican
Nasionsl railroad which was temporarily
suspended oy order of the Mexican au-
snorities, mas been resumed. The first
construction train will cross the Rio
Grande In few days and then two miles
OF track per day will be laid,
, 1881-10-04

AUCTION SALE or kENWb0D PROPERTY.
The seventh Rpco'al outdoor auction salo of
the Chicago ReAl-Eatato Exchange came OF
ycsterl!uy ntternoon ut tho tine announced.
Tile property was sttuated In Kcnwood, at tho
corner Of Forty-sevonth street and Cottaao
Grove avenue, Just wcat OF Drexel boulevard
and consistnd Ut 1d00 foot frontage. running
from 10 to l53 fcct d9op 10 a wido alloy. Tho
2:16 Hyde Pnrk train took down n Roodly MUM
ber, who wcro transported from Kenwood Sta
tion In Ave four.horsc oulnIbl,sca along Forty
sovanth street to tho ptace Of saio. Others. how.
over. preferred 10 walk from tho stauon and SOC
to better advantage tho handsome iHpruvG-
Ments nlonK tho routo. Still others catn0 by tho
C0ttARo Grove avenue dummy cars. ind many
lit their own conveyaucos, until several hun.
drcd had conxrogated in tho grove and about
tho larKo tout eeected on tha grounds. THO
weather turnod out delightful, and every ono
folt In rood spislts. Even son,e ladlos put IN All
nppUArancu. Tho first lot soll was on Chnm-
RF F4oss 9ysnu' 9e On md SsSss u stree
s1s aa 1ssab we" 'We"t TO % Msi'o tic
avsas %s for @ I'D s % s asau
ot Eyans avenue At gu per front foot, Cott4ge
hd s"achcd iii. Tlo% % uornor of IT Forty.s.1th s'sd
G"tnxs oroyS nySu9 nr9nFhs * The
sSs CT 'ssss Ssf 1G &o sssa
Hack Lots i ss,d i, sold to ". lscsbegge. at
s!s5 earh; Lot u. Ihomas Clancy. s5la,o; Lot
r. v. Tracy, faa!; Lot !. Ja1nes Wenham,
borg, .$7Ul: Lots 10 and it. John GaEo, $A75 each;
Lats g. md y. John daRo, $7:sS each; Lot =, W,
Hiook a-Lot 10, sold to ". Loscborgor, Mt
tl.l.5; I.t u, v. Loseborgar, $l,076; Lot y. Il.
8. Tnthill, $1S0: Lps ~ William Tracy, $47b;
Block 3-Iots 7, y, and II, ,soa to q; D. Noal.
~ $sl..6u zach; Lot ~, @ T. lsurr, sa.5; Lot "
Lots u antl 81, Jntnoa WeEhanl. x6a5 each; Lot
=. +. sscyoas, $3v0; Lot ~ Charles Trim, sa5o;
, hot ", g, ~. n: l,nAue taas:5o: Let =, q ~; n;
caGh.
, 1881-10-04
TIE sTOCK.YARDS.

THE INSURANCE MEN AND THE PACKERS.
Il general moctfnR Of insurance. men WAS held
at tho ro0ms VI tho I,onrd Ut Underwriters yes
tcrlay afternoon to hear tho report Ut tho COM
tnIttee appointed to consider tho subject of fire
protection at the Stock Yards, MIR. C. II. Caso
presided.
Sir. Charles Drew, froru tho committee. rcad
their report, which was substantially as follows:
Thoy had recommended to tho packers that
not lesa tun 4 twonty- fOur-fnch 1nnlu be laid
directly trotn tho lako to tho pnckiuQ- house dis
ttict. BtCnpng, sAy, at Forty-sevonth kstrGet,
thoro to connect with tho ,nains loading
through Ashland avenue, Packers avenue,
md tho etreots between tho Stock.
Yards and tho packlnn- houses, tho
latter not to bo less than sixteen III ches, with d
ail TO bo we'll supplied with doitblo hydrants to
bo attached directly to tho matna By Blx-inch
plpo connections; nlso, tho construction ot live
reservoirs Ia Packers avenue, oaoh Of not less
than eo1.oN gnons capacity, tho same to 10
iil!ed by tho esrnet.n,a and to 10 kept for
sinu, the insn controlling tho iattor to be ia-
Tint tho wstolimon do their duty. oio.; ulso. thAt
the streets be put In rood sondtion;
reteSvers It sui aatabie pots, D ha"a N "'.S III
l:,0o9po l,0o9p gallons, With large sewer conneotlons,
s,rl,lisd with wells from whicl, stoatnors could
tnss would mako sl,0o0,oo III ali. Tho Town of
ss Mepa +! wela s' t MoS
connect with Il fouttcen-inch one asld thon a
twGlye,taSt P!ne 1es9!ng through tnS Town Of
had bccn purchased. and would soon DO In sorv"
iee;
tut ono wny to bring about tho tlosrgtl Improve.
| tucnts. and that WIS for tho underwriters OF tha
CITY ns y hnly to adopt u schedule tartH oharE-
sutM0 WIS rGtnctlteu.
, 1881-10-04

.narr!n his tra,lee down to G., eonts, and 10 per
cont holow It. With corn Mt III rnnts tor
t1ctotor or N0vombns delivery, tho hlyer onn
he rctl.cstcd to deposit n tnarEins 10 cents aud
rcotora makes I necessary for tho people who
tnuro ninuey IN marquis licrotpfnre tho suu.
coss OF :heso cllquos hns laan largely III tho fhet
TINT tlluy have heen required To nit
M very llttie n,u.1cy. whilo they have
rsllGd cDnAthnlly oh th0 shorts Tor moro.
It wnN tho talk last night TINT tho corn cltuuc
would probably !1th out TINT It h1d It's haAhs
fsttl now. report Ind 1t TINT ihoy worn trying
Yesterday tu 0orrow tnntlcy.
Tho p0nf Ia AlsD understood to hive rnteof
nlunt ttau,UN1 ms II guarantee fund with which
to ncrensn tho stornRc facilities OF tho city. and
tn mako grain rcccfpis oHtsi0 the regular clc-
yators ielisorab'o ua llnnrd of 1fr,,tIc cor.
trncta. Tho !MrE1 receivers arc Interested
III this movement. Thoy think II Is
hlgh t!mc TINT soncthtng l'u s1ono to coll,tcraot
tho Influence nf rings, oi1ucs, md CORNERS run
" = "!ns of t..vsAiMrets" sho DO rot en;e y
as they succeed in carrying thoir own point and
fn filling thofr rneketa with money squeezed ont
Of iunncct,t rcnple. II u claimed 6y s1!le Of
te , tsr;,s'sht.s tint { 9nee"lat!on 4 allowed
tho legitimate Trade ur tic bU,.r.l.
, 1881-10-04
ON ;C11ANGT.

The grain markets ] advanced "a ssosx couts yos-
to argue that Formidable combination of Chi
caso paokcrs is under 1t. Oats causht tho
bulge, and tho buys hustled about to lind VINO
was master OF tho pound. inc corn "cornoF
looued up above NIL clso In AttractiyCnrss und
r,o,nltutlc trhn ,onps wcro jub[lant aud tho
stnr.a Intlnotc,, atrt,nr|v Tint Il Church Deacon
cunht IN m, mn IN bettnr husinoss. Fork came
in 2or a sduru OF attention whon it roso with tho
othprs. 'ShnTo wero no failures except posha,,s
n sn,njl onl.
q" an tni;i TINT nbout 1(oo 600 bushcls Of corn
wcro III, nit I'm imto nos. i,,u sut,rt1ay. Tnoy suy
n1 9s VT hc IGI p Rraw oa sny1hn9 ulo%t
stnruze Of a uurnpr, but what Ii i'll Hero tho
prco Of corn il a1ayu tho Now Yurk markot,
Tha i n.MrE1t in Is nvnrutI terribly. Fiic srortngu
fr ~ this notti, II csIIn,atoI nc DNO,0X) bushels,
srn s%S to " cot'sy Eli en1 D ura iii yo1 cSn
reat nrnjIst Tho stttf in tho elevators ind cribs,
whisn st thvy cannot sot III hero ii tinio to ieiIver
md Tho rnlrnMi1s haVon't Tia onrs to soni out
FOR @ It. Tho usarkct rii, up two ooilts yGstor-
NV viii thn SHIRTS covering. thouuh
bu}alncss was not TREMENDOUS. Ootobur
touched 7jH. and deeluo4 To I'm on
the call, anu Novunner fell e N!t. ! hcard a
pf0tnlHent nousc a3lt -Ho,uN nubnc's W tHG
oa|l for November on lho a. nosa oruer: ite oonla
market i !lttt5 nnd ouy II tho deoIiao double
!t!e 4aaattty sold. y;tu Know; , TIE boys arie4 g!
Van. ThIs corner.' as everybody knows, Is to
bu run Oh plNua prillulplcs.
"Ycs." said Il Gystun1oF. "and cyGFybo1y Ia
buyiuR-New York.. Ut. Louis. Now Orlentts,
Glnuinnntl, qnI orders ar1 coming up frola
Egypt I'LL. The dgnl !s aIl right ! saw tho
anx'aoass man trading e heavily IN puts ana calls
tnis sySnl1 4 osS - Tho Joseph who wears
Il was ropDftod yesterday that
SOME OF THE KtEvATORs
wcfc 80 full OF eruIu that or,lers had been Ryon
to rocelyo no moro, Tho Rock island bousos
weru mentioned in tlis cunnect1on. Ono Ut the
prrprlgtors tuld the reporter mono ut their
houses hld hg1n clUacd yet, but that they Wgr0
uuariy full, und II tho receipts kUpt up to tho
present volume for af,othor week thore would
bo tittta ur hD vacant room lett. Ehe EihtstnX-
| ton elevators, which Wcro Also rnported to be
hayS g t tnr 6oshsis BY oF to
p rapiay. aad the sltaso II Ksstnk S 10 ha % asrtn.
| luz. Tho grain rugeivcra lind the cheuk In tho
| movement vt grain shsoates,s. to bu teslous
| interference with thott business. Speculation
| h,ls virtually oIUg9Gd tho whouls Of cousnGFco,
In fact C0rncrel tho tEarketa, tho elbyat.rs tho
| rnllroAds, and tho Hrtual hAhtlllux OF stun.
Iho !, directors mot yesterday und Volou TO
n'uke ~ ooh's
| se,lor November. 1hoy also discussed tho ator-
| aye pr.,blem. but postponed acilon TIL today.
| ltnnlurs Of moro "hot wheat" were ruv{vct1
ycstprday. They appeared to bo Without found
| alton. :,
! T'hore ia a growing impression that corn
doctors will bo 10 good demand befoto tho nlnnth
Is unt.
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