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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-12
The Tariff Commission

Chicsgo, IO.-The tariff commission
has definitely abandoned the idea Of ex-
tending its trip 10 the Pacific. According
10 its new arrangement it will set in Mil
yankee September ii, st Paul r. Min
neapolis Is, Des Moins Is, st Louis Is
and 10, Nashville n, Chattanooga %
Atlanta %, Savannah Is, Charleston 70,
Wilmington y, Richmond %. Balti-
more 20 and 80, and Philadelphis Octo-
Der 2,
Milwaukee, Wis, 1.-THE session of
the tariff commission here. to-day, bad
no features Of general interest. STATE.
ments in relation to some of the specific
industries Of tbe state and city were
made by John A. Henton. of Milwaukee,
ID. W. Blanchard, of the Fax River.
Iron Co., and Stephen Clement, OF the
North Chicago Rolling Mills. They "a
vored the relation of the present duties
on pig iron, barley and iute, there was
also statement by Hall collector Of thi;
port, suggesting certain simplifcAtioni
Of the tariff,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-12

Crate Setting, Chimney Topping, Cis-
terms aud Filters Built and Repaired, etc.
White Washing and General Jot6ing.
s hop and Ofice, North side of First
nh Street. pposite Continental Hotel,
Morria' old Paint Shop.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-12
TELEGRAPHIC
Head Light Hits.

Chicago, 1I.-forty prominent Chics-
goans started this morning to inspect the
Mexican Central Railroad, at its open
ing, from FL Psso TO Chihush0s. L. Z.
Letter, 4. d. Armour, S. A. Kent, W.
X. Sullivan and others were Of the
party.
New Orleans, 1O.-The fnal consoli-
0ation of the New Orleans, Pacific and
Texas Pacific Railroad will be effected
tomorrow, and through business from
the Pacific De at once commenced.
ST. Louis, 10.-The GLOBE Democrat
will publish al article, tomorrow, show
ing 20 what extent the Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy Railroad has become
competitor of the Union Pacific for Den
YER and Colorado business. just before
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
road was completed to Denver al estl-
mate was made of the percentage Of busi-
ness that tie line would be likely 10 DO
between St. Louis and Denver, and It
YVES placed ct 10 per cent. 1t has proved
TO be 81 per cent, although the road IL
not as direct as the compelling lines,
and hes labOTed under this disadvantage.
From Chicsgo the percentage Of bnsI-
ness done hss been IS, leaving
| only 90 per cent. for oil the other
roads The results greatly surprised
the Chicsgo, Burlington and Quincy peO-
pie themselves and the figures are enough
to show why the Union Pacific should re-
gard the western operation If its rival
! with apprehension. With such enccUr-
agement as these results bow the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy will hardly call a
halt IN the development Of new territory
penetrated longer than Is necessary 10
study the situation and prepare for fur
ther progress. 1t is further stated that
whatever may be the plan of Union Pa
cIfc to meet this vigorous competition
there will be no cut in the rates st least
until the meeting of the Colorado traffic
association on October fifth. Beyond that
much depends on the policy of the new
control. of the Hannibal and st. Joseph,
but with this complication it is not ex.
peeted that the present combin alton will
be broken up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-12
The Flood

New Orleans, 10.-News from the
lower coasts shows great dams9e ON
high water yesterday. At the quarantine
station the ground was entirely sub.
merged and the people took refuge in the
second story Of the government ware
house. Water from the gulf was driven
by gale entirely over many of the lower
coast rice fields, and the crops we're en-
tiraly destroyed where not gathered. The
extent OF the damage il not known.
Laredo, Texas, 10.-The Rio GrsDde
has risen twenty-five feet ct this place,
anc is still riaing. A large part OF New
Laredo, on the opp lsite side of the river,
is submerged, and houses are hourly
being swept away. Communication be-
tween the two towns lie suspended. and
the full extent Of the damage ia not
known. A large loss occurred above,
judging from the amount of debris in
the shape OF remnants of houses and
other property floating down stream.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-12
Mail Coach Robbery.

st. Louis, 1.-THE stage coseh which
runs Setween Seligmsn, on the 81. Louis
and Francisco Railroad, and Eureka
Spl Ales, Ark, was stopped, last evening,
by two masked men heavily armed. aud
the ten passengers in the stsge were
robbed OF about $500 and considerable
jewelry. The mail pouch was also
robbed OF registered letters. No clue to
the robbers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-12
Crazy or Fool.

Chicago, l0.-A young woman claim
ing to De Deice of Roscoe COnkling has
twice tried 20 commit suicide in the pssi
forty eight hours. but Intellectually. She
says the stony heart of her distinguished
relative in refusing to aid her to get s
position Is the cause of her attempts, Her
Atory Is not much credited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-12

SHILOH'S VITALIZFRis what
you need for Constipation, Loss of
Appetite. Dizziness and all symp-
toms Of Dyspepsia. Price lOc. and
75c. per bottle. Sold by z. c. MI
Drug Store TD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03
PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, MAY 2-COttOn-Steady at
lgL@l215c: futures easy. Flour-Firm
and unchanged; receipts 1855 barrels; ex-
ports 400 barrels. Wheat-l2c higher, I'M
settled receipts 1900 bushels; exports 5,9OO
| bushels; No. = spring 81 As; ungraded 81 20
| al 50; No. 4$l27: No 5 red 81 I2L@l 10;
| No. red 81 40 delivered; 81 1901 1917 for
| certificates: No. red 81 54@l 50; mixed
winter 81 42; ungraded white 81 i0ql 43;
No. white, quoted at 81 Hl2@l 40; No. ,
red seller May sales 1920 bushels, at
81 49@1 49]8, closing at 81 40; seller June,
sales 344 900 bushels at 81 4Sss9l 49, :;
seller July, sales 800, 600 bushels, at 81 1893
al S41s, closing at 81 35}5; seller August,
sales pa 900 bushels, at 81 25}s al 2574, clos
ing at 81 25L. Corn-Unsettled; }2@lc
better; receipts III 900 bushels; exports l6.-
900 bushels; ungraded S024@S5c; No. SAC /;
steamer Soc; No. white Ole; No. , seller
May s3H@s4s5c, closing at SIC; seller
June S3lSc, closing at Sic; seller July SSl4
@SiLc, closing AT SIC; seller August SSA
aS4Ac, closing at 81 &C. 0ats-i4@3s &c bet
ter; fairly active; receipts 1000 bushels;
western mixed 59@6lc: white western
6OG644c. Haydn good demand at 65@
7Oc. Coffee-Nominally unchanged. Mo
lasses-Steady and in fair demand. Rice
Quiet and firm. Sugar-Dull and I'M
changed Petroleum-Quiet and firm: United
74Ac; crude 613@7}4c; refined &c. Tai
low-Stronger; prime city Sc. Rosin--Firm
at 50 42ll4a2 Az. Turpentine-Dull and
weak at 6Oc. Eggs-Western fresh higher
and firm at I7@l715c. Pork-Stronger;
new mess SIS 80. Beef-Quiet and firm.
Cut MeatS-Quiet and strong; long clear
11mll4c. Lard-Weak; prime steam Sll 90
all Ga. Butter-In good demand and
firm at 10@S2c. Cheese-Dul and droop-
ing at S@l2c, nominally.
CHICAGO May Flour - Steady and
and unchanged. Wheat-Unsettled and
lower; No. Chicago spring 81 27}S@1 FIX
cash; 81 27h seller May; 81 29% seller
June; 81 2S3s seller July; 81 1873 seller
August; 81 O6 seller year; No. 3 81 l6@
lS11; rejected 9Oc@sl 90. Corn-Unset.
tied and generally higher at 75@
751sc cash and seller May; I4Hc
seller June; 74%@74kc seller July;
74h@742s seller,August; sc seller year; re-
iected 7Sc. 0ats-Strong and higher at
5SX@54c cash; 54kc seller May; 5S]lc
seller June; 46A@47Jsc seller July; STA@
37Tc seller August. Rye-Easier at S21<c.
Bsriey-Steady and unchanged. Flax Seed
Firm. Pork-Moderately active and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03
FASHION NOTES.

Black lace is used on cOlored dresses.
Children's hats are larger than ever.
Rose pink with olive is favorite
combination.
Intense blue hats come to match cos
TUNES.
Dress sleeves are slightly full at the
top.
Ribbons now take the place of neck
ties.
Dark silk dresses are trimmed with
white embroidery.
Many new hat shapes turn up on the
edge of the brim.
The bOuffant draperies increase in size
and popularity.
Moss trimming, which resembles a
roll of plush, ornaments the edge OF
round hats.
New silk hosiery, in garnet, blue, and
green comes embroidered with gold and
silver thread.
Bright head foliage plants are popular
for decoration aS they retain their beau
" longer than flowers.
Dainty foulard cambrics show a light
ground covered with nosegays Of sweet
peas, roses, larkspurs and datfodils.
Jacket are made of fine cheviot and
heather mixtures, in tailor fashion,
with brandebOurgs across the front.
Velvet collars andcuffs of a dark con-
traSting shade, are considered particu-
larry stylish with light cOlored dresses.
\ great deal of colored Spanish lace is
used on hats, forming fans and cascades
upon the brim, fastened with bead
headed hat pins.
New ulsters have quite dressy look,
being of a light cloth, gray or tan color,
with hoods lined with a contrasting
shade Of silk, and brandebourgs to
harmonic.
The fashionable sleeve is made with
only::one long seam, that inside the arm,
and q short seam on the outside below
the elbow. 1t is gathered slightly in the
armhOle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Condition Of the Markets at Lead
ing Points.
Money 2 to 3 10 Per Cent.-Goyernments
Firm and Higher-StocEs feSefish and
UnsettIed-Wheat Dull-flour Quiet
Provisions Unchanged.
REVIEW OF THE IRON MARKET.

At Philadelphia, last week was quiet
and quotations in iron were stationary.
A month must elapse before DEFINITE re-
suits can be announced as to the action
of the wOrkingmen and manufacturers
in western Pennsylvania. The WORK
men may find an encouragement III
making their demand in the fact tnat
advances have been conceded In many
branches of industry. They may also
find encouragement in the remem-
hrance of recent successes, as, Tor IN
stance, the strike at Cincinnati, which
was a success or failure according 10 the
standpoint from which 1t was VleWeu.
Eastern manufacturers so lar nave
troubled themselves very little about the
matter, but are as rule pursuing. the
conservative course of not counting sum-
mer husiness. Consumers as rule are
acting in the same way. The prOduc-
tive capacity is believed to be fully
equal To all probable requirements, and
hence the outcome, it is argued, must
be a declining tendency, which may be
reinforced by diminished activity In
railroad construction.
At Pittsburgh there has been no i'm
provcmcnt i'll business during the past
week, and while it is hoped that there
soon will be, the prospect at present Is
not very encouraging. Consumers are
refusing 10 anticipate future wants, are
buying only as their immediate actuai
wants require, and the probability Is
that this policy will be pretty closely adj
hered TO for some time to come. Nhlle
it il true that stocks in mill yards are
bcirg pretty well run down, and that as
vet there has been but little piling done
by producers, it is also true that num-
Der of furnaces will soon be through
with al! their old contracts and on the
market for new ones, although some OF
them allege that rather than make con-
cessionS at present prices they Will blow
out.
At Boston the general condition OF
the iron trade remains unchanged since
the previous week. There is q mOder-
ate amount of business i'll progress in a
retail way, and consumers continue to
buy only in the hand tO-mOuth way
noted for some time past. Stocks i'll
the hands of consumers are by no
means heavy, but they have no fear OF
an advance in prices, and believe that
if the market changes at all it will be
in their favor, so that their best inter
ests are reserved by holding off, On
the other hand the sellers are conScrva-
tive and not anxious to sell, and eN-
Ire>S the opinion that we shall have
soon higher range OF prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03
DRY GOODS
New York.
NEy YORK. MAY DRY Coco

NEw YORK. May DRY Goods-The eX-
ports Of cotton goods the past week amount
ed to ; .237 packages and since January to
I.l96 packages, against 50,399 in 1881 and
81. 365 packages in 1880. The demand and
new business is exceedingly light, although
through distribution OF miscellaneous re-
sales have been of good proportion. Prints
in better distribution than demand, the
former including chiefly such Specialties
of daily frcQuenCe in ArnoldS, Manchester,
Eddysione. Windsor and Berwick fanCieS
and 'Cocheco fOrulards. Barker 3G inches
blcached cotton revised to &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03

higher at s1s I5@ls so cash and seller Nay sy
SiS 57XGIs 60 seller June; SlS77HCSls o.
seller July; $lS e5@19 90 seller Augustrt
Lard-Fairiy active and shade higher az
81 IS cash; 81 35@l1 SIX seller June;
Sll 5O@11 SEX seller JULY s1l 6O9ll Va
seller August. Bulk Meats-Actlve ana
firm; shoulders 81 20; short rib $40 %;
short clear $40 95. Whisky-Steady ana
in fair demand at 81 20. Freights OH corn
to Buffalo &c.
CINCINNATI, May 2.-Cotton-Quiet at
ike. Flour-Dull and lower 70 sell
family S. 9o@6 20; fancy 80 5Tg' % -,
Wheat-Easier: No. red winter 81 Se9
1 40 spot; 81 1917 bid seller July. Corn
Strong and higher; No. . mixed u%@
77Mc seller June; s0@5OA seller july
sO%c seller August. Oats-Strongeri
No. 2 mixed held at SIC. Rye,
Steady at Ole. Barley-Steady and
unchanged. Pork-Quiet and firm at
$40 OOGsl9 25. Lard-Stronger, held at
Sl1 40. Bulk Meats-Strong; shoulders nc;
clear ribs 1Ohc Bacon-ln good demand
at full prices; shoulders SIC; clear rios
Ike; clear PC. Whisky-Steady ats 10;
combination sales of finished goods, S2O
barrels. on a basis OF 81 II. Butter
Easier but not Quotabiy lower.
balt1knOrc.
BALTIMORE, Nav q Wheat-Western
dull: No. . winter red spot 81 A asked;
seller May 81 43Is bid; seller June 81 43H
al 43k: seller July 81 26S@1 27B; seller
August 81 22H@1 %. Corn-Western ac-
tive and higher; mixed spot 84AC9S14c;
seller NAV S4K@S5c; seller June 8iHg
s43,c; seller July S42@a4Hc. ,0ats--AA
shade better and firm; Western white 599
Sic: mixed 57@5Sc; Pennsylvania. $50
COO. Rye-Dull. Hay-Quiet. Provisions
Unchanged and firm. Butter-Steady.
EgcS-LOwer and weak at l5c. Petroleum
unchanged. Coffee-Dull. Sugar-Flrm;
A soft 9Ec. Whisky-Steady at 81 ..
Toledo.
ToLEro, o., May Noon board: Little
done. Wheat-No. ? red spot, 81 f0.;
MAY 81 40; June 81 35A; July 81 IS;
A ucu~t 81 IA; year held at 81 Is. Corn
Dull; high mixed &c; No. 2 spot I6c; May
T5Lc; June held at 7jc; July 74hc bid;
year held at iSc. Oats-DUll; No. 535Ic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03

ls57 Prizes amounting to................sll0,i0 100
Responsible corresponding agents wanted al
all points, to whom liberal compensation will
be paid.
For further Information, write clearly, CIV
ing full address. Send orders by express or
Registered Letter, or Money Order by mail,
addressed only To -
NJ. A. DAUPHIS,
New or cans, La.
or MA. Dauphin, l27 La Sale s., Chicago.
Ills.
or NJ. A. Dauphin, COZ Seventh street, Wash
ingtOn, ID. {.
The New York office Is removed IN Chicago.
n. B.-Orders addressed 10 New Orleans will
receive prompt attention.
The Particular attention Of the Public Il cali
ed 10 the fact that me entire number Of The
Tickets for each Monthly Dralcing is sold, and
consequently all the prizes IN each drdiging are
sold aud drd,rn aud paid.
.nF>plWSt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03
NOTARY PUBLIC.
ALEXANDER BONE, SR-

NOTARY PUBLIC, GENERAL BUsISEss
~ and Real Estate Agent. Loans NEGOTIATED
soc rs bought and sold, Merchants and Manu-
tESeteEeEs Books opened, examined and closed.
rents Collected. Houses Rented and IeaseS5
Solecuons promptly RENTED. Advances
made All business correspondence confiden.
ualy attended TO. Send for Circular and Ref.
Nv. e IS Isis Market street CrsnglsS Bleck
over City Bank, Wheeling, w, va, ianR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. May 2-The Drovers Journal
reports: HOgs-Receipts 200W head; ship
mentS 5000 head. Market gennerally,
active at 5MlOc higher; common TO good
mixed S. 75@7 IS; maiply 81 25C@' 30;
shipments - 75@6 60.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; shipments
1,5OO head. Market generally weak ana
sluggish and barely steady; exports MONT
nal at s. 25G7 -; good 10 choice shipping
81 S5(G7 IS; common to fair s. G0@6 30;
mixed butchers So 75@5 60; through grass
Texans 81 25d5 p; stockers and feeders
heavy supply and very dull at SOC lower
than a week ago at - OO@i 30.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head shipments
l.SnO head. Fair demand, but at
lower rates. declined 10000, making a
total drop OF SOC on the best since last week
inferior to fair s. SOFAS %; medium to
good 81 Com7 90; choice to extra s. 259
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03

ports Tor the week S'l,i'Ll,'''
GOVERNMENT Irregular.
Skies
Elves .....iI-
FOur-and-a-haf lo4
FOurS
Pacific Skies OF lSLl........... Lo-
RAILROAD BoNDs-MOderately active and
strong.
STNTE SECURITIE~-Dull and irregular.
SroCKs-Share speculation opened strong,
with the exception of Lake Shore, North
ern Pacific preferred, Northwestern and
Wabash, and IN these there were only
slight declines. Prices advanced 1sta = per
cent, the latter New York Central. At ii
O'Clock prices were still strong; Chicago
and Alton and Michigan Central were the
most conspicuous in the advance. In
the early part OF the afternoon prices gen
orally fell k@lA per cent, the latter Tor
Nashville and chattanooga and st. Louis,
Chicago and Alton. Ontario and Western
and Wabash preferred, however, advanced
IA = per cent. During the afternoon
prices again advanced, Missouri Pacific sell.
ing to 9O4, Kansas and Texas to 3l3s and
Wabash preferred to 53. In the late trade
prices advanced still further, Norfolk and
Western preferred, Oregon Navigation and
Wabash common being the most cOnsplcu-
Gus in the rise. The market closed strong
and L@22z per cent. higher than yester-
days closing prices, the latter for Wabash
preferred.
Transactions, $50 900 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03

Petroleum.
TrrusvILLE, PA, May 2.-Oil-Opened at
737.c; highest 1910; lowest 1876; closed
at Axe; shipment, $685. barrels; runs,
81, 500
BRADFORD. Pa, May slight improve
mcnt in the market; opened at I335c; high
est 747sc; lowest 1916, closing at 142zc.
Sales .264. 600 barrels; total shipments YES
terday 1880 barrels; charters l@,5oo bar
relS.
PIrTsBURG. May 2.-Petroleum-Quiet
United certificates steady; closed at 74tsc;
refined nc, Philadelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03
Cincinnati.

C1NcINYArI, May 2.-Hogs-Live hogs
active. firm and higher; common and light
S. CO@7 50; packing and butchers, s. 10
az 9o. Receipts GO head; shipments 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03
East Liberty.

East LIBERTY, May 2.-Cattle-Receiptts
50 head Selling slow about yesterdays
Hogs-Ecceipt, 100 head. Market fair;
Philadelphias s. Gp@7 10; Workers s. ~
Sheer - Receipts 5000 head. Market
slow, and prices &c off from yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03
SIMMONS
LIVER
REGULATOR,
The Symptoms of Ii

Are uneaSlneSS and pain IN the side, sometimes
pain In the shoulder and Is mistaken FOR rheu-
tnatlSln; the stomach Is affected with loss Of
appetite and sickness; bowels, in general, cos
I'VE, sometimes alternating with lax the head
- ltOuoted with pain, and dull, heavy SenSa-
lion Of having LEFT undOne something which
ought 70 have been. Sometimes many OF the
ABOVE symptoms attend the disease and at
, s ZINES very Few % them; but the Liver Is
SeherSLLy the organ most Involved
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03

Ipaid $50 to my doctor and was no bet
ter. then took few bottles of PERUNA
which cured me.
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FINANCE
New York.

New YnuK, May 2-MnNEY-At 2injH
ucr cent Prime mercantile papc: 5W5H
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
steady AZ 49,: demand 4S94. Produce eN-
rorts for the week S5,T9j.Onu.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

MINE DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY TEXT
N books furnished at cost; calendar ar
ranged tc suit teachers: expenses for one year
from Sis to 600; non sectarian, liberal, thor
ough. Fall term begins september Z, 1881. Al.
tendance last year from twenty EIGHT counties
Of West Virginia and from eight States and
Territories.
Number OF students larger than for ten year.
previous.
For Catalogues and other information apply
the Acting President, d. B. PUEINTON.
Morxantnwn. West Va 1ulI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03
WOOL.
Philadelphia.
Petroleum.

PurLApEr.rrIIA, May 2-WnOl = Rather
more inquiry for fine fleeces but the mar
ket steady and unchanged.