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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-21
WHITE HoUSE..EoTEL.

mHE PRoPRIEToRS TAKR PLEASURE
i in announcing to the public that they
have remoddled and reftted the Hotel.
The Dining Rooms are spacious and the best
Of Meals will be served night and day.
Single Meals, :. SOC.
Hot LuncheR (ss per card,) use.
Rooms and Board, $1,59 to 81 per day, $40 to
So per week.
Board, ~ per week.
The Bar has been removed to the north OF
he Hotel and four Billiard Tables added for
lie accommodation of guests, and Is now
pen. A. PODLECH & co.
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BIG REDUCTION
In the price Of
PLEASANT VALLEY COAL

On and after MONDAY, JAN.
18th, 1888, Pleasant Valley Coal will
be sold at following prices mine
weight,
By Car Load at Ysrd................S5,25 per ton
Delivered. ........S6.50
per ton at Yard, screened. $500
unaereened. $3.50
In quantity of three tons and less than Car
Loads, Sc per ton, delivered.
In Quantity less than three tons, $3.50 per
ton delivered,
Plenty of Coal. Orders Promptly
Filled.
e%e
Try PLEASANT VALLEY Coal,
and goa a0ilE use no other
A. L. WILLIAMS,
Office: SECOND SOUTH, one door
east of Main street.
Yard: Opposite D. s. R. G. Passen-
ger DepOt.'
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Makes Collections, Remitting Pro
ceeds Promptly.
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Certificates Of Deposit Issued Payable on r.
mand.
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Denver & Rio Grant Raj way
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

NUIICE To ooENGEho.
On and after Wedne,day, December 6,
1882, trains will leave end srIive at Salt
Lake from temper ~ Station, corner
Second South and ruth West Streets,
daily, as follows: LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Salt Lake and 7.1OAm. $50 pm.
Pleasant Valley.
Bingham Branch....7.4O am. 500 pm.
For Sandy, Gran
tie and Wssatch,
Tuesdays Thurs f7.4o am. 600 pm
days and Sstur-
days only..........
D. @. DODGE, General Manager.
HENRY WOOD.
jy23 General Superintendent.
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wool. HIDES AND PELrRIEs.

In Boston the hide trade is dull, with
sole-leatber offerings small; foreign hides
are on the way In large quantity; market
dull for slaughter hides. but prices are I'M
chanCed.
TIE market for wool in that city remains
unchanged. The sales for the week have
been 2. 435 300 pounds Of all kinds. The de-
mnnd has been moderate from menufsc
turers. as they are nov very generally well
supplied, h wing been fee buyers for some
months. Prices remsin the same, and We
Dc not look tor any material change. The
business 10 foreign wool hes been lIght and
no sales Of any importance. In Philaoei-
phia the demand has been slow and trans
actions smaller in the aggrrgsie than for
some weeks past. Stocks are light, how
ever. aud bolders resist all attempts 20 de-
press values.
srozarTass TO-DAY.
WOOr-Nerica1. IRE Of burn, lial1c HeE-
lrnr frnrrcref i4alTc. cuarse, le11se cqarse
refinrl. fsalae- MEDIUM 1aBc- fne medium
1ueZlc fug wool ancorfina - din sDd cor
diron, - s21e burry. 1Ssc per pound les.
HIDEs-Hslvy hi8es. 81 pounds ans ~,
nounf. lec- hrti hldes un1er n puuuds free ~
frnfs. 10; nF.f bides fsmsred o. one Eruh o.
el I'd re- saitsd. - Freer hifes. g.
- n fssfirs 80 - stsep relia. 81 per vooL
E@tl srhrarlinFa fl~1tr
"a ,JH-f-1rne tsipv. - tsnyu Tressa. -
3 =. So yeilgw - trurr- 49,
tsf FfI-frins ysl1r. ~ dart sn1 ncul-
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sfeat mixers. The friends NJ these Shaggy
hardy Scots ciain they afe gradually ahn
snfei, makina thelf mark a. beef prndus
GERS and pfoVlug their adaptablllty 10 tho
plains. they predict thal " will not be long
until the blacks viii elgor the cattle range
Of the vest. deiyiug 'he storms Of winter
snd houfishing ~ dii the buffalo. IL ~
suggested that they have heun developed
TO take the p,ra OF the bui.lo IN oonsn.
tuition and ygur. end thcY have evident y
come tossy. rne question IA often asktu,
how do the GEllOwnyb cross with range
cattle pnc how does The. progeny grazo ana
fsttenY A Denver gentleman shipped 10
CHICAGO last week 5.year old hali-breed
GalloWuy atee out ot 4 range COW ny
thor M giiprsd Galloway butt. fhb steer
Was rsised and iausued ont'rsly on grass
and Weighed In Chicago l $50 pounds. II
was remarked by many judges that no wal
the beat grsss steer that had Oeen IN thS
msfkct his year.
vrOTATIOES TODAY.
IRep1r,ed b. VIII N wallis, provers' ave
gat srs s'ocg Yard, North slde Ella st.l
! BEENES--Co'n bNN.ps, none, FAR 10 COCO
! gre u bsaye' 2 G0a9hc pGr pound; Vacuum stas
beeyes, 2As,Jc per polStd,
! OOWS--B Grres cows, rs 0Oy27 69 Nilch COWS
in7, IS 40 HIu 90. Stock cattlo a'sud, Is o0&2e 90
| BULLS AND sTAGS-F or sausage mana
1 fartNreG bRlls t2hG stses, az ,2Sc
I gA.VE---Venl calves, 6 o. 10 90 yeGrEnSs
W3sic %. wo-year-olds, l2rlS.
~HEEP- Goud mutton, 2%@6o per pound
rncdinn wnIou, 1&So2Ec per poupd; spci
gheep, 20oep8 10,
GoiTs-.2 OO6a2 rs per head.
HOGS-Corn fed, 1HTbc: medium. 4as4%c
stock nogs, 4kc: steoSvrs and feeders, 4@1t@c'
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SADDLKRY AND LEATHER.

In Boston quiet prevails as regards fin.
ished and sole leather. with light goods 9
trIfle active; finished calf skins are MOVING
moderately at 80 to s5c for tannery and O.
TO c6c for rough finished. Hemlock rough
has improved and prices have stiffened
although there has been no quotabls ad.
vance, Rough calf skins are scarce, and
full prices are easily obtained.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
SOLE LEATHkR-Louisville heavy inc
brands) ~ do heavy, ~ do x medium Sns
brnnds) 49, do nediu1. 81; Baltimore ans Gin
cinnsn, 80: Banalo slaughter prime, 81; good
29 MatamoraA o.
HARNESS LRATHHR-Oak No. !, IS; No, g
extra, SO; No. 2 So; No. !, hemlock, SO; No.
fRENcH cALRsKIN-l 1901 IS, aooordin.
"PSaaiL2DELpHIA oALFsKIN-Ne. /. log
%: do No. 2, &@95c,
PHILADELPHIA KIPS-No. !. s5c@1 %
No sS s,ase collars - o.. inch cotton
back bands, 1 is. 3H inch cotton back
bands, / 40 Duck collars. 4 %. inch cotton
back bands, / 65. sk-S-2 tracs ohainh 40
6H-o-8 trace chains, 4oc, 6k-s-2 trace chains,
$50 7-8-2 trace chains, $50. No. ], hook
hands, ]. o. T., 4 25 No. 2 4 90. No. ], web
halters. rope tie, 2 IS. No. 2 web hslters rope,
Tia Is,
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LUMBER AND BUILDING mArERIA


There are several factories in Paris,
France, which manufacture handsome
furniture from yellow or pitch zine. which
IL almost exclusively used. The skilled
French mechanics turn the elegant curled
variety 10 good account. and high prices
are paid for the fancy furniture. The for
eign popularity of southern pine IS increas-
ing, which is q good argumsnt Tor the future
exports.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
BRICK-At the Eilns 70 10 % KILN run.
sTOHF-At the Dallas quarries, Sc per cubic
foot lie for Foundations Ice for wall, and 90 foi
LuNBER-Yellow Pine. rouKh. z 90 per loc
feet over "A feet in leneth, Is: hstcheo sns
dressed flooring ond finishing. 2 75 ceiling
90 = ceiling. So yellow zine nolne, "
uhie pine celtns. 90 second con- mon ~
sHise pine sidlnR. nrsi ccrrrnon- 2 q; second
common. So poplar siding y, clear. Is o. POP.
lar oeflinR, "a 90 ash and walnut noor1ng, 30
per ]. 90 p0pla-, dressed both sioes- oOV0 roneh
raln,It iE OOai5O %. Common doors Zoe
60 s.sh. q5@5 90 ~ 70 nze 40. 90. -.
pine. bOe5 %. oypress No l. B 90 NO. z
ccEEEHfeEossDdsis. So JOvisvne 8 %
rFMFxT FIr-Fs-s incl.. IKE iuah, con
,ueh ce1iinr foSnt 90 fnsi czp 81 J inca
szfIfne ioirt IS inch cap 40. 5oc.
DRlTS PIPR-s mn. Ice ps1 lcOt flnch, 10
fnsh. s7ke inch. t0c n n, SO
MIXED PAiETs-Res y for use and A. col
on. 1 osai 50 per rnl Al NE ussied sps stAi
dsrf nah AZ on sale " Ds1sf ds.ls-f
WHIT IFAD-errir1y pure . "a %.
IINF-0oepersd ns.in. % PEI nsr ~ or
81 Dsu.g1 cu lgss sc gsr esrra- ] y
Bales; IN loss. 7oc ~ s5essiz "a
POsTs-1edar. u 80 Bois farc 15ii
LATH- % per LOO.
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DRY GOODS.

Mail adyices from New York state that
the market is unchanged; buyers supply
ing wants as called for; very moderate de-
mand at iobbing hands and very light TRADE
is doing: values chow much steadiness. as
prices are so low that no disposition Is ex
hibited to press goods to sale.
In Boston the past has been dun week,
owing in great part to the political excite
ment, but the tone Of the market has not
heen affected. There are DO changes In
prices. but liberal concessions are TO be ob'
tanned on lob lots OF prints.
A exchange says the determination OF
dry goods dealers in the east to get rid OF
their stocks whether they make any money
on them or not, has reduced the supply o.
many classes materially, and New York
reports less on hand than usual at this time
of the year. Meanwhile the raw material
| has advanced, the manufacturers are some
what alarmed at recent overproductlon,
and there is hope of better prices. Yet
| there Is no branch OF trade to which dating
ahesd and other abuses OF credit have done
more injury, and 1t is not easy 10 deter
mine the exact status OF the trade. Inc
stocks Of printing cloths at eastern centers
are down to 577 600 pieces, against l'lol,oO
in 1852 and .033 600 in 1881.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
PRINTS-Freemans,4 Az: Lodi 5; Ciloucestet,5ti
Harmony, 5; Cocheco 5N; Aerrimac, =, dfeen
wich, 5H; Allen. Albion sona, Sm; sd re hiscE
AZ, Simpson mourning. eH Gloucester mourn
Ing, G. American. G: Barley pink and purple
(. Arnold 6, OIL red, 9; oil blue and green, IL.
HEAVY BROWN D0MESTlCS-Augusta, -
7. Indian Head, 7; swift Creek, "a, 5h htns
10 s. Edgeheld, - *; Cabot 20 5s
Derby, 81, ~; Glendale, 81, 81; NAtche= -
& Charter OAK. a. 4 Lake George, - 6s
| C;reat western - s; International - bk
Atlantic A,7h. Bennington.7A; katchez' H'ohi
YIN ZINE BROWN DoMEsTIcs-Lshe George
az: HaryestTk; Pocshontas: X; Great FANS z
/ pesrleas ga 81 plurn Island. n Atlanta 7k
areenhr'er, *: Allendale, TX; Dwight TX; Be
'eJ al r ScHFp poMEsTICs-socisl. s1l: Sunny
side. q Holmesville. ~; Forest s Big BONANZA
| " & Auburn, sX; Jonsdsle *; Lonsdale, cam
| br,o l2H: Wefnsutts, ~ New YORK mills, TX
Diamond Hill, cambria, p Knights cambria
s Hero =. Hero Bsi LARD, =. ~ ian osT
e.: Gem Of the spindle,sk: Barker, 81; Glen;
| DUCKs-ArkwrighL 16; Eurick, s-oE, lOa
atsrk dos. NJ. etsrk, iO-oE. l6 SAVAGE SOC, ilh
Haupden' brown and drab, 90, 10 hamPde
Xxx. DO u Boston 10 leSs prV NJ mem mo o ~ III
4 Sa incn.. SIX: Gold Medal Blua 12N lioi
brown and drEb. II; Chariot striped, l2x; sa'
/ age Striped, 12k. - -. =,
| TTCKING-Amoskeag AGA, ~ Hsmilon, y
az. oneVs fe1<; Continental Fancy, 10 stan
dsrf Fancy ~: Harrisburg, l9
| UICEORY-Rook River, Sc Blue ano bronn
/ o. India 1Okc Arl'NRt0n. SIC Ihornois ~
u H.ruilton II Amer5cs2. 70 LoweI w, y,
oz. SSssswa *; Michigan. ~: Bale, * Wood
iswE.7K: cstsEbasK. Arlington. Aueuss
| 4 Louisiana ~. -.
JFINs-Roxb0ourh.1 Is Pacific, r. "a
I f-c,.is. Srls I,oriFvflie 81: Kentucky, S4s
I f-,f,..f afsies anX Gcir Medal. n.
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Thirtv-one carloa1s Of cattle arrived
istsiv ~ the CrUs Indian Aesncy, Mon
tsus Territory, from Sioux Cn5. Iney
s-s dsetiped ior distribution amOng the
Crrsrs and are expected 20 form the M
cleus Of herds upon which the lnoians VIII
derend for support 10 later yesrs-
Ctissgo parties have built lsrge slauen
fsrirr estsblishDent ct HOultOn- Aroos-
took cornfy, Maine. and hsve also puf-
~hsuad IN Aroostook aud PenOoscot coun-
tie er,d fhs provinces ~ y th0usard sheep
49, AZ 10 Be slaughtered and sent 70
Ro.tor this fsu aDd winter. Ibey VII %
ryrur-apd m 70 irigsrstor cars, escn car 70
~s~-r forr turd red carcasses,
TIE Gaflouav. o1e q the TO potfo
tferr-r.rIIsf o. b rnless nreeds o. scotlsDc
~~rre. from the o,uDiy q The name N
s-rst urerfs-u scorle.1d. auo hns hign rsnE
- ! 80 b-red. The cstfle are ~ roc
- sswsr black IN c1i1r, VII rs,1ef lelE
t1rrt fair. 1'hs sssenc. - borns Evss
ftrrr . r,.r1iiar nDcesrancs - ~ -
I~rrs Tts torn q Eooc-oeep-
49,. sfr-t-lserrd- Thf cstte %
~ r-.rfu-t - early - sorns ofbef Dietos.
81 n-s harfr. ro1d fse1e-s. sp1 ne 49,
i ven r05d. UsusilT ne CTS Hs no
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RTGGIES

m ,nths ending July l. 81 %, six months
ending December /, Sll4. ,o..,.,.,..
The crop in 1877 WAS 800 le,' oen nH nSn na5
1875 100000 bushels; 1879, 4l9VOOuvo
hnsbeIs; 1880 4gS coo 600 bushels; 1851 :,
$50, O00 COO bushels, ana in 1882, 500 Voo,, w
bushels. The largest visible supply ~ es non
wear was; Deoenlhgr 80, isS2, a.. 2l'o4s eVV
bushels; January ISL Is oos ,voo; ' asys
"a IoE Oan. Decemner %. 1878, Is .2Sl ,OUo;
November q. 1917. IL Si3 eco.
Thsy say ''the present price is below the
average, but above last October. when
crop homo and abroad %at laiEess oeu,
raised. August seems 10 be the low month
and May he highest, prices generally I'D.
vancing in the meantime. On our last sh nor,
CROP October was the high month. In 1871
war between Russia ana Turkey was chiet
cause OF high prices. Some regard present
prjcs 9 as reasonable. but while stocks Ia
crease so rapidly we think slight decline
is moro probable than an advance"
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Having passed several nights, disturbed
by the agonies and cries ola suffering child.
and becoming convinced that Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup was just the article
needed, procured o supply tor the child,
On reaching home and ncquainting his
wife with what he had done, she refused to
have it administered to the child as she
was strongly in favor Of Homeopathy. That
night the child passed in suffering, and the
parents without sleep. Returning home the
day following, the father found the baby
still worse; and while contemplating an
other sleepless night, the mother stepped
from the room to attend to some domestic
duties, and left the f.ther with the cnild.
During her absence he administered por-
tion Of the Soothing Syrup to the baby and
said nothing. That night all hands slept
we'll, and the little fellow awoke in the
morning bright and happy. The mother
was delighted with the sudden and wonder
full change, and although at first offended
at the deception pracIioed upon her, has
continued to use the Syrup, and suffering
crying babies and restless nights have dis.
appeared. A single trial of the Syrup
never yet failed 10 relieve the baby, and
overcome the prejudice of the mother
Sold by all druggists. rs cents bottle.
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HAEDwAEE AND zErAIs

One Of the new features Of our export
trade il that Of copper. For the yeas end
ing June -, erports we're rep0rted 81 ore
,rd pigs Of over 5000 90. the gresiesi
amount Of which vas exported during The
Issf three months of the yesr-
some lsrrs orders Tor steel rails ere -
ported piacsd r. TIE lohnsfoyn nc rus
S-,-v r-,Iis ~ sb1ut s15 snd $3.50 Quota
fiors continue about t57 50 and t3s p-r ton
Al mill for small lort. ard 81 ior winter
order. The dena1d Tor Cd rails = more
er1iVp and ssIs. ~ irnn rHls ere repcrte1
al 40 Is 20 "a > Per fo1 IN Prla1elphls
f,r 49, and 60 fo- brinEe mis-.
TIE Amerirnn Iron and 5-e-- $500. sii0n
rs rscrfred slstlslicI EhorInr c11sl1ers-
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bic falling OF in the imports Of iron and
steel from Great Britain. The imports OF
thee products last month footed up So, IA
aope, pgainst &C 63a tons for August. The
toiei imports for nina months of this year
amounted TO 5f0O7s tons, against $50 905
tons last year. The secretary OF the asso-
citation thinks that this decline in importa-
ton, cou pied with tle blowing out OF sew
eral blast furn aces. should have an imme'
date wholesome effect upon prices.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
AXES-Collins, per dozen, 50; Gold Dollar,
per dozen 8 80 Diamond Edge, por dozen, . 90
Double Bit, 10 90.
Skill, Efs AND LIDs-4'fc per pound; sugar
SCALES--Fairbanks discount % per cent;
Howe, discount Is percent:
TIN PLATE-I. @. lO114, per box, 8 co. ]. 9.
TfNWARE-Pieced, discount so per cent;
stamped, discount 60per cent
SOLDERING i, 15c; No. l-2 and IL, lie per
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs-No IA as per dozen
HAMRS-two loop, rs per pozen; three soop
TACKsNfn boxes, 100 papers 2 50 per box.
GRUB HOE3-Per dozen, s o.; railroad p icks,
MATTOCKS-Per dozen, 30:
/ PLASTER PARGS-Per barrel, A 0e14 so.
RUBBER BELTING-DisOount per cent.
SHEET IRoN-27 B. &C; galvanized, discount
SHOVELS AND sPADEs-Rowlsnd's, dis
count 40 per cent Ames list steel goods, dis
count 40 and 10 per cent.
poles, IS so. Singletrees wagons, select, u.s..
buggy 25: express. So Wagon tongues
10 g.. Hickory axles, 10 90. holsters. IS
Compiling poles, 4 rs. spokes, xxx, select Q rs
Xxx, Z 50. Sawed feiloes, IN, / rs; 2, 2 90.
Bowden fss. 'O0 Northwestern horse nails,
No, 60 il;:fa; 8, 8 o. Bar iron, &c rate.
Plow stel lSe, spring steel, Sc; cast steel ISc:
100 90: d q open, 70 0OaS0 90; do side springs
TOP, 100 q elS5 90: do side bar, 100 0O@l30 co. do
phatons, s25 ooo15o 90. grade side spring,
seat bugsies, 175 0oa25O co. platform springs,
ito 0oIai20 90: three spring wagons. 30 0O@l16.
WIRE-Smooth wire NJ. 9. Sc Nos 10 an
IL, 51c; lapanned, bsrbed wire, &c; galvanized
barbcd, &c.
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PHILADELPHIA, August q, 1878. Carter Medicine

Gentlemen-This ia to certify, that hav-
ing been afflicted for the last thirty years
with the sick headache, at least thres times
a week. was Induced to try bottle Of
Carter's Little Liver Pills.. which pur-
chased from Messrs Potts & Co., druggists,
OF this city. | found one bottle 10 effect
speedy cure. now feel as we'll as | ever
did in my life, and can cheerfully rec
ommend them to any one suffering from
the same cause. Respectfully,
MRS. K. ROCK,
1882 Parrish Street.
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THE BELT OF LIFE (.
1aTrsr testimony

orics Of the Msrhastsn Printing Company. q
Union square. New \ Ork. September ID, III.
Ny Dear NJ. saker -.
reu Al a loss how % c1nvey 10 you my hanks
a. fhe rreef relief and benefit derived from the
nee ~ me l.if uurf heasl from ron last vel
Onlv mos Who have gu1e Cd rum the terrible
main II fsflammatory rneum 4fism nn1 ltnrhl-
"a can arprFciais the imme1iaie ben NJ 81
werrinr vour n ciric Belts and arrllanccs
i a. GA aud true adare that'-seeing u btrer-
ire" II you ana any skEpflcs you re 81 1ter
- \, ana rl,eru roII,f ~ e nus Who has tried
he , y ~ Lifr and fn0rs IL E-tat ralnt- Win
rrnrr t1a1ks fur he sufresron - ~ ~ y re-
rneir respectfully, HAEhf 81. OktOtD
F-r1ss.or nskrf lFeI10w - he .rcletT Of 80
rrrea an Letter. 81 Al. Lrn1oul NE ConEuiS
Ire EIrcfricisn II the Aeso is-I1n. maj - cnl
rrIrrf daily from ~ q free ~ charge o. ~ -
- senc f1r ~ rste nfrlee lrcn PCT ire
q ! re irf ii F1sf0ftce MoueT Order. Drar q
cr-r--nrr ~ fe wi.h 1scrs. odd ~ ractlnI
80 rsrfsfrnfior. raT1bls . O. bafer. 80
rr-i~r DI-rc.rIr. Ihs ElerlrlpIt1Ic Aa-Qcl1II0n.
II lrIifa1 b. Faai FcuTfeerIh slferltew On -
r-ffrr rIft rurraursnIfuf D. rn1 ualsl- n dtral II
1ir-lIIrr - ~fIl foru1r1 r-st frte. - ~ p1rt
rrlff frlt~f sac 1HE III - LIZ -
$1,000 nturr 81 e.fle- Icy - eer1t-
"a R.fs~ r-rs - - r1.rir-l q rur c11k
rs E-s-s E.C~r B-r- a c. " sirr.l- ~
- ~ r.1Ir frrr.sIaI rrsilIrr 80 80 1l1IlItl-
60. - &c. sr'sIIIsF ssfIFGTFEE. %
ms Al On fEEsLETIEo HEtLTH." roEt
frs. - nprlicH.i.r zee ~ 'rrsr
EletfIcr7kis Is oclsiI1r. r1rrr.D.
M IfA s1EEEI EEr YORK
~.-~- nrOr~ Il .1rr. = HrIt1rr Nln1ul
Pas. Z - b1rlsTEt enrauGn1-
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COTTON.


The receipts of cotton in this city to-day
were SEA, bales of which the compress got
Lie; Planters yard lis, California yard 81
and Forces yard 70, of these only ~ c'me
by rail. from Seagoville, for I. X; Seago,.
Co., over the Texas 4 Pacific and SO bales
for Crapon & Co., over the. Houston &
Texas Central. The markets of the country
are generally weak and declining. The sx-
change in New York was closed to-day and
no reports were received from there. In
New Orleans prices declined sixteenth.
In Liverpool prices also fell off sixteenth
and the tone of the market was dull. In
Manchester yarns and fabricswere reported
duh and the tendancy was downward. The
receipts at all the ports are in excess OF last
year and the stocks are gradually incrcas-
ing. I'm this city prices are weak, but quota
lions are unchanged. The prospects now
are for lower market.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
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Corning, Adams Co., Iowa. Aug. %. 1879. Car

Corning. Adams Co., Iowa, Aug. %. 1872 Car
ter Medicine Co.
Gentlemen-I herewith send you draft
on Chicago tor one dollar, for which please
send me Little Liver Pills IS before, as 1
am nearly out and do not wish to'try to do
without them, as they have benefited me
more than any and all other medicines
have ever taken Although do not ex-
poet to be entirely cured Of Sick Headache,
as with me it is hereditary, yet have been
successful in preventing any severe attack
since last March, by watching preuaonitory
symptoms and taking the Little Pills ss d.
rected. Gratefully yonrs. DO.
s. e. NORTON.
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GRAM AND pREApsruErs.


The receipts oi gram by wagon to-daY
were better than they have been on any
other day for two weeks past, AT least
300 bushels Of Jrn came 10. 4Oo bushels OF
oats and go bushels OF wheat. by 'Ail
fhe arrivals reached five cars Of corn aud
one of otts. The shipments were seven
cars Of corn one ~ -four aud tSo mixed cars
of eorn meal and bran. a car Of oats was
also Forwarded 20 The western iofts- Prices
are steady 60 this city and the msrsetVery
firm TO- al kinds Of gram.
WpEAr-Cboioe. 1 60. medium. low grace voc
40. Nioaragla 81 5ie
RYF-Noininal Al CO.. rorthern Sc.
ooRS New. in shucL, 4Oc; shelIod and
ssmetaTsocbo,cs. So. sacked. p sipher.
FLoUR-PatenL IS % so cary breskias',
&c er SsI. soq p.,sn 20 90 fnon 81 Prairie
Flower %, star. Chain, ~.
BRAN-Af mlis 75c IN store. pc.
CoREMEAL-Fine boised per 100 pounds
Tyrn-cAopr.a oosn ter 100 pounds 90
cho psd ocrn and oats Ier 100 pounds. La
sSRtHhn TIoUE-feT 100 pouods. $50.
HAY-Dark. uOds o. brEnt ~ ron
slores. prairie bsled. Cara. 9 oo97 90 bright
10 90 blight free on hoard car BW
uIi,LFT sFFD-ssc German ruflsi 75c
The condition Of the corn crop IN northern
loks q less favorable than i was one mon b
s-teBccess We rains during he mouth
hsvsfept the ears from dying. ana m
msnv of the feids mould nas gathered IN
Der me husks, lsaying the keruei unit for
uss. The early fr0Ets OF September ruled
fuIlv oue.haif TIE crop ~ northern Iowa,
and probstIy more In vnoie crunt,es not
A fed go ZEN urfoucned. an1 pons OF the
crop raised uili be markeisbie. IN most
80 II IL beng rapidly ted - stocE. Hogs
,r.ks 80 lIffle NJ rrre.s wien I'D uprn it,
erd On this aoc0unf there h. = general move
rneut euonR tsurners a. turn Their bngs into
go. A. result q greet many cars o.
Iight-reigft pOk are beng ~. OF 81
Iora bos ~ beng saurhter-d ~ ne lOva
wi11er N - fbeT I'D inisn1ed 20, eno
fhs md ssfious zee thst the lows boz
,--op - YER vi ~ decided y short.
T~rs-, &. A Eirg a Co. ~ Ioiedo. rsvs
meSs n rornf ari-on ~ t1e prices 81 No. 2
~ rinisr sbeai IN thEf Darket - Fnid
.bnsls durine il-s lasi ~ rt,f.. ~ -
-. Al - In InDs. io~ref 81 is7s. q
&c., fs~tr~r. a. - IN April.
~ ~ cerfs ir fnnus-r. riatest.
- -. Irusst ri 10, 81 csnfs
l.,hse. 81 - b. gsrusry;
IN tnunsrss tig1est.
- n 10 A. c.rls m
- IAruarg- TIE
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A Gard,

a Onr0.
To ali who are suffering from the errors
and indiscrstions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay. loss of manhood, etc., L
will send q recipe that will cure you, free OF
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Sens
q self-addrsssed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph T. Inmsn, station D, New York
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