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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-24
BRIEF KILOGRAMS:

The relations between Russia and
Chlna are again strained.
1t is thought Sargent will be made sec
fetary of the interior.
English markets will be closed on the
Oath ard 10Th.
Ex-senator Sargent will spend Xmas
With relatives in Boston.
Intelligence hiss reached Fsnama of
The death Of General Fitzpatrick.
More forgeries by Auditor Palmer of
Newark, n. j., are coming to light.
Emperor William gave banquet to
the diplomatic corps on Thursday
There sre large purchases of Panama
canal STOCK 10 Paris for America.
Howe's health being poor, it is thought
he will soon retire from the cabinet.
Thirty two deaths from cholera in
ElwaG, Egypt, fo- tke elk ended the
18th.
The testimony against the negroes in
the trials at Meridian, Mis-, for election
riots Is strong against them.
Guatemala seeks the protection of tie
United States F." e iinst the eEcrOachmeats
OF Mexico upon her territory.
The flagship Tennessee was run into in
New York harbor, on Thursday, and it
will take month 10 repair her.
London bankers and merchants have
formed an association 10 consider the pro-
prietT Of toe rehabilitation Of silver.
Last year the Lake Shore R4i,roa :,
after raging Its dividends had Sl,624,-
GOO left; this year ii has but SIG coo.
General Logerot defeated an Arab
troop near Msliaa, with severe loss,
after an obstinate and prolonged resist
ance.
Booths Theat'e,. New York, will be
converted into dry gods store, though
it may be continued - theatre for
snoth-r year.
T. p. O'Connor, NJ. 2, l9cturpd in
Omaha on Friday night, 10 IN audience
Irish question.
The Lord Mayor of London'3 fund for
the defense of prop rty il LELAND
amounts to $1,000 The Irish Ladies'
Distress fund is $4,000
A Pullman car conductor in Canada
caught q customs official trying TO perpe-
trste fraud, and bounced him. The
company emphatically denies the snug
Cling story.
A quorum Of the House elections COM
mittee will rems ain in Washington dur
ing the holidays, and will hold sessions on
contested cases.
Congressman Curtin EN- ehstically de-
MES that he proposes to revenge himself
on Southern democrats, because they
voted sg4inst him in his contested cleo
ton case some time ago.
The report that an American man-of-
war would survey the San Arrsna Bay
has created much anxiety in Santa Do
mingo, and that government has ordered
two of its men ot-War to watch the Amer
lean vessel closely.
The Central Pacific Railway Company
has contracted with the Cramps, Phila-
delphia, for two iron steamships, $50 feet
long, AZ feet beam, % feet depth Of hold
End 400 tons capacity. Thy will be
completed November Ist 1882, and are
to be u ed for the transportation of coal
from Mt Carboa to San Francisco.
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Unl5s 10. IS34133 FIST sonth SI.I sAII
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te ms and in the Shortest time, either or al
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA srocxS
reported by JoHx II. AVS q c.. NJ. II w..
Friday. ImlF III ,

FRIDAY July l3-P ".
The absence this morning Of "A single trace Of n
confirmation of yesterdays rumors about a pros,,ee
tive settlement of railroad matters was fheoccasion
of the stock market opening weak and an
early decline from the strong figures that
were ruling at yesterdays close For in
stance Lake Shore stock early sold dow,
TO l2ll2 against 49, yesterdays last price: Michi
gan Central TO 100 against 10l7s; Central and
Hudson 10 1885 against HAL: Enc TO 43I.
against "A Il; Northwest 10 126 against I27st: -.
faui to l23h against 40 Union Pacific TO 1854
against $50; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
to ID against 1898; Western Union 10 9Oss
against 32Si Other stocks declined i'm proportion
The fall IN Western Union stock, however had a
special cause in the new injunction granted hv
Judge Barnard restraining the company from issl
ing certificates for $l5,0o0000 of ne,y stock and
from paying dividends upon the same After tina
early decline there dali market with q small
recovery in prices. The publication of the Jnl,
report OF the Government Agricultural Danart.nent
started another selling ement tina! carried nr;
still lower than the morning decline The feat,,,es
Of the report that affect active stocks ar, rs fol-
lows:
Wheat-rhe condition of the wheat eron as ro.,.,oa
J,iy Is lnnci better than june l. aud aver.cs a.
wheat r.r,no asI s =, 81. - Bat the large
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MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY. July 15-P. NJ.
The mining stock markets continue to reflect
dull and doubtful speculation. The early quota
tons from the san Francisco market showed
marked improvements in some prices there. but they
were without effect in our local market. The State
Lines are still the most conspicuous in the dealings
here and to-day Nos. aud recovered from $50 to
3."O33.S5, but Nos. 1 and declined from O5 TO
90 cents 10 00 and Oriental and Miller after rs-
ing to Of cents ended at 81 cents against 90 cents
yesterday. Consolidated Virginia was steady at
=. 10 against 30 yesterday. Among the Leadvile
shares Big pitsburg was strong mp to 30 Chryso-
Hte . lower III =, aud Iron Silver steady $3.50
100, HIbema being quiet at 5SIl 50 cents. Moose
dropped to 30 cents slariposa sold at 80, Rising
sun at 2.f0a2.45. and Hu>l at II cents The
markets closed dull and irregular.
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c otporaii0n Notifies.

NOTiC E.-Proposals viii be received at thn
~ O~co Of the Department of public Charities and Corf.
tl"h, SO co aNe urh 1ry - 1881, dy soods rrn.
re- ice, 90. tor iuii Information see CITY KECOED
ior an!o at 40 . city Han. '
NOIICE.-SEAIFD PROPOSALS will Ln
rc'oiL al the OElco OF tie DEPART. cn al Pul No
"h july -, 1881, for PAWN Regulating and Grating W.
Record, To- sale at 10. ( CITY Hall W N''S
y OlICE:-Sealed proposals Will be received
III iie ONO" OF The Fire Department until July n lsI
or i9s and repairs to the houses Of Engine COMPANIES
az No. = lIlY Iall. - ...' W NV
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) WAS received in this

.B1ll.ol valued at 53I ,35t WAS received in this
city yc tcrday from thc nl..s ~ ''i''
THE C"rpcr Queen Mining Company Yesterday d.
ciar'd monthly diyid 'nd so. - Of sos 600 or io
cents per share, payable August /. Iiar,fcr locis
'.o>r Jnly - "nd reopea August ,. TAcre,igna.ion
81 JOAN ia!H'd, OF san lrllc,-,o. one of fin,
,ru.ice. &c thc company. Las been a,,r,.trf 1I'd
ta> Nac,ncy hlrd by the election Of Aouzo Foiict.
rcpoGer of THE TmBrNr yesterday called
nron =. ': White, pfc,idcut o. tie Ncw-lori. Min
iE H't'' -, ling VINO EiS J"St returned fron
NSlt 10 various ml7lug districts IL Colorado and
Ncw-NcNico. The follow ing is a report OF SIr
Whites statemcnt: ''
Il spent e,pc two weeks in Colorado q, r,,sipess
connected "'th mining interests in GiHcrcu, nlrts
O. ne -, ne most Important ot which wa, INV
pauy. While there / Nisilci man, '' 81
uG promIneHt mirn ds ,c,anmp1 especially LcaG-
asl-named district the Robinson is s,tn ~.,,h
Since the Robinson Consolidated Coinpany has he,,;
al Il proht have been very largely increased hy
virtue OF Che extension OF the railroad 10 the nina
a I nii ana shipments ar nc" made directly from
Slneltlng orks-ol portion OF the ore and u nor
ton Is SnrIled ia the companys works at
looking better Than any other property that
ever cXamineJ IN Colorado or elsewhere.
and II W "n Gg anr III tc most thoroash
al the durability OF the Improvements for a Li,,,l
continuance OF mining operations there
"Ihclc has been taken out OF the Robinson oIto
F'.HcF aboHt p"oVoVo OF bullion ana this has been
thhcn ron u space so small III proportion to
seems as if the mine. were Still Vrgin
Loiy OF ore. The method of oncnin, ~ Stn
run an incline outside of the ore-bodV9 ur,rsU
parallel with it, and to crosscut into if everyy
100 feet. counting from the apex of the lode from
which the ore was at first taken. They have now
begun to open the seventh level, having eXposed at
every crosscut body Of ore running from 100 to
400 ounces Of silver to the ton, and VARYING in thick
from TO ID feet, the Orc-chute being abuut 100
feet WIDE. They are now sinking shaft 500 fa.t
hey ond and below the 700 level. hopng and eynnct
ing to find the ore-body there and if tLe
ore-body rs struck by this ahaff, lie
prospects of the mire will he n.y., ,I'
twice good they are now In addition 70 H.,
main ore-chutc prospect drift was run from the
maj II entrance tunnel (which strikes the main ore
body III portion which accord ny TO surveys woiid
have been considered nearly barren ground. and an
upraise from this drift has disclosed at levels Nos
and q large and valuable body of ore moi hcIieved
TO be connected with the main orc-chute at ali and
which gives great hopes of profitable w0rl<in1 in n
direction which had been hitherto considered of no
value whatever" " nv
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THE TITLE or 4 Poem BY HETNE.

TO n EdttOr OF me Trt6uNe.
SIR: Pardon my troubling you, but | take
the liberty of writing TO ask what authority IS the
statement made in your notice of my TRANSACTIONS of
Ueines poems and ballads in regard the poem known
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ROHiNsON, COL. July lJ.-Dtve!op.nrut, IN lcvols
No. aud go. = Robinson ConeoliGttrI mine v'IoI,
q iar'' body az high Grade oNidi1cd ore; 9v,.,s,,c
ASSAYS 400 ounces. This ~ north ~ The mann in
cline. Bullion sl!ui.rA.s Tor thc pasi week - on,
Oie shipments for Tho same tim., 800 IONS 81 Jnl
0Gnoc ose. IN mine is looking Wen ,ycr.,, hero.
lne 'ro level WIS started yesterday The last shaft
Is down tniIty feet. '"''
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KNITTING AND CROCHET
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FANCY WORK PATTERNS, LACEs TIprEa
CoUNTERPANEs, STOCKINGS ETC
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Pamphlet with forty Illustrations Fancy Price
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