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Comm,..,ouer or Agriculture.

The bin passed over the Governors veto
yesterday and now law provides for the
election Of a Commissioner Of Agriculture
by the General Assembly. DR.. Blanton's
term has expired.
The Democrats will have to be quick
about this election, or they will find that
the Coalitionists, by absenting themselves,
may make ii impossible for each house to
have quorum, so fast are members gong
home.
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Supreme Court or Appeals.

The following business was transacted
yesterday:
Blanks Us. Robinson. Writ OF error
awarded to judgment rendered by the
Corporation Court OF the town of Danvile
on the 9th day Of April, 1882.
FitzgibbOn rs. Barry. Argued by Rich
ard Wake and William II. White. Esqs..
for appellees, and Alfred p. Thorn for ap-
peiant
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s..,x.Counfy ROADS.

The following is pending in the Senate :
/" A bin to extend the police jurisdiction
~ the city Of Richmond over certain
roads. .n-Patron. Mr.. Loyenstein
4 Re n enacted by the General Assembly
NJ Viroinia. That so much OF any ordi-
nance ~ or Joint resolution heretofore or
hereafter passed by the City Council Of the
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The a1ufyersit-y.

The University bill now in the hands OF
the Governor admits to that institution
free, except to the medical and law schools.
all Virginia students who can stand the
required examination. The bill rs il
passed the House required all free students
to be eighteen years OF age" but this.
on motion OF Senator Atkinson, was
changed to sixteen years Of age"
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POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

was dragged down with debt, poverty and
suffering for years, caused by sick family and
large bills for dOctOring. | was completely dis
couraged, until one year ago. by the advice Of nv
pastor, commenced using Hop Bitters. and in one
month we were all WELL and none Of us have seen
n sick day SINCE and want TO say 10 all poor men,
you can keep your families well year with Hop
Biters for less than one DOCTORS visit will cost.
know il. \ WoRKINGMAN."
mar l-Sa.T ,Th&wlm
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HARDENED LIVER.

Five wears ago broke DOM with kidney and
liver complaint and rheumatism. since then |
have been unable to be about at all. Aiy liver be-
came hard like wood; nv limbs were puffed up
and filled with water. All the best physicians
agreed that nothing could cure me. l resolved TO
try Hop Bitters; ] have used seven bottles; the
hardness has all gone from my liver, the swelling
from my limbs, and II has worked miracle in my
case; otherwise | would have been now In my
grave. j. W. MoREY,
Buffalo, October l. 1881.
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EMINENT TESTIMONY.

New York Witness, August Is, lss0.l
IL ilnd that In addition 10 the pure splrIts con-
tanned In their composition, they contain the ex-
tracts of hops and other well-known and highly
approved medicinal roots, leaves and tlnctures in
quantities sufficient to render the article what the
makers claim II to be-to wit, medicinal prepara-
ton and not beyerage-unft and unsafe 10 be
used except as q medicine.
From careful analysis OF their formula
which was attestcd under oatb-l lnd that In every
wineRlassfull Of Hop Bltters the active medicinal
properties, aside from the distilled spirits, are
equal to a full dose for an adult, which fact, In my
opinion subjects IL to an internal-revenue tax as
medicinal bitter. GREEN u. RAUM,
"United states Commissioner internal Reyenue.r
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Three More Precincts.

Mr.. Lovenstein's bill allowing the City
Council to increase the number OF voting
precincts here long ago became law, but
the Council is slow to move. a new pre-
cinct is demanded in Clay Ward, another
in Monroe, another IN Jackson.
What is more, they are wanted before
the primary election.
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To MESsRs. J. II. CLAIB0es&.

Il GEORGE W. WARREN, JOSEPH ".
BLAIR, W. X. QUARLEs, AND OIHino'
Gentlemen.-tn response 90 youI call of 2SGl
February, 1884. respectfully announce mT.-b
q candidate for the position of SHERIFF Of
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. subysct To Drinp-
cratic primary election. should ID be The ?ira
sure of my fellow-ciuxsns 10 elect ine 10 the D
dee, promise them ia return cooscieutt,T-
aud faithful discharge Of its duties. Fsf.!ns
deeply grateful for the confidence that you sigr
expressed in me,
fe 2a-Im CHARLrs ". GOIHI-.
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The Theatre.

Madame Janauschek gave a most de-
lightiul representation Of her famous dual
characters, Lady Dedlock and Hortense,
last night. Her acting was. as usual, SUI
perb, and the audience was enthusiastic in
the greeting extended her.
At the matinee 'HMar:e Ant0inette "
will be presented, and ut night "Ma-
riannav
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DIyIDEs DS.

OFFICE oY THE MERCHANTS AND MkCHANIls1
Insurance COMPANY or VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Msreh IA. isss. :
DIVIDEND OF 3 PER CENT. On
n the capital stock OF this company will ..
paid TO the stockholders IA liquidation on nrpr.'n-
taton OF their scrip at the Office OF ID. y. Walssv
Co.. No. 1914 Main street, on and after ~,
l5rH INSTANT.
by order of the President. R.r. BROOKE
mn 16.1t secretary
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BROKERs.
A Z A X ID +.

Having secured direct comInanlcstion by pci-
vate wire from our oaice with our Chicago CORE
Spondents, Messrs. CHARLE> COu>sELMAH
Co, we are prepared 20 nrntsh almost instsa.
Aneous quotations irom thieaf. nosso ,asa' ., issE
All interested In the GRAIN, PROVISION, cOf-
TON, or PETROLEUM MARKETS are lastt,s
10 call and examine our reports and Facilities soe
trading ON those Exchanges.
We invite the e}esest scrutiny a. 20 the stan snf
and responsibility OF our correspondents, bcta .
Chicago aad New YORK.
CRENsHAw d co. Rroker-.
Room No. !, Coluu>blza btoeS,
corner Thirteeath snd cars ssrsvs
mh ll-lSt
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81. Bairipk,s Day.

Last night the committee having in
charge the matter Of banquet for the eve
ming Of the 18th OF March met in the par
lors OF the st. Charles Hotel, and it was
decided to have grand banquet on the
night Of st. Patrick's day. A list OF toasts
has been prepared, and among the speakers
are our most distinguished citizens and
hest orn1nrs
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Ohio Man Wanted.

Upon the requisition Of the Governor of
Ohio, Governor Cameron yesterday issued
his warrant Of rendition for A. w. Finch.
who is charged in that State with embezzle-
ment OF S347.3I, and who is believed to be
in Augusta county, in this State.
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The Military.

The bill to organize the volunteer militia
Of the State has passed both houses. 1t
appropriatCs about $4,000 per annum.
There is In the appropriation bill an item Of
$1,000 for military contingent fund; also,
one Of 1900 fop salary OF Adiutant-Gene-
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INDULGENCE AND ExCEssEs.

Whether over-ea,ing or drinking ere made
harmless by using Hop Biiters freely giving eic-
giant appetite and enjoyment by using them before
and removing all dullness. pains, and distress az
forwards, leaving the head clenr, nerves steady,
and all the feelings buoyant, elastic, and more
happy than before. The pleasing effects Of
Christian or sumptuous dinner continuing days
afterwards.
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The RGAlI Auction.

1902 Nam street, next to Planters National
Bank, still receiving large supplies OF de-
sales. which must be closed out. Auction
sales every day ut II A. NJ. and and 7 Z. NJ.
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Two columns Of communications are
published In the Baltimore (Md.) Meas
from representative men allover the world
certifying to the efficacy OF 81. Jacobs OH
the pain-conqueror.
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DRIES OF $50, $2j, $40, AND 81.

DRIES OF $50, So, $40, AND 81.
The person who furnishes tbs largest number Of
English words that are composed entirely of let
tiers found in the word ACCIDENT" viii re-
ceive $50.
The three persons who furnish respectively the
next lIrgest number of words will receive S25,
$40, and S5 each.
For full printed particulars address, incIosiug
stamp, -.
THE UNITED STATES
MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION,
32O AND 322 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK CITY.
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST MUTUAL AC-
CIDENT COMPANY IN THE WORLD.
CHARLES Il. PEET. (of Rogers Peet & Co.,l
President. JAMES r. PITCHER.
NH l5-lt Secretary.
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fCOCUApIF> ". GODDIN ESQ. 4

L undersigned, voter, II the city, appref! 40 -
yOur honest aud strict attention T. bushes, tnd
believing you would w suitable person 20 ~ i'
vacancy caused bv the death Of the Late JOla
Wright. respectfully request hat you annD- . .
yourself Il indidtlc Tor Sheriff, T. be Noisl ' ~
,he approaching May election.
J n. Claiborne. Joseph VI. Blalr,
George ". Warren, " l.. Quare-,
q. Geunet j. W Crngsn.
Jesse Child. ~. SwinefO-d.
John &. Williams, }. /. Appersou,
". Taintn. u. 4. Iinsley,
Momntcasile * Coier, George L. stacy.
j, n. kohler, 4. J.. ElleIt, ir.,
A. Judson watkins. clay Drewrt,
W. 4. Smith. 1. J.. Todd.
W. q. stokes, y, Addison,
ID. q. DAVIS, John Addison,
samuel :. COttreli, WlllGm ~. Aiissa
ID. =. Mccarthy, Robert h. william.
J. Haryie Blair, fraDklia Stearn,.
Clemt X. Barksdale. Is. e. Gray.
We. simmons,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-15

Dry and well-screened stove. nut, and
egg anthracite Mt lowest cash prices at G.
II. Pages, 1905 Cary street. Telephone
No. l65
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Tripie-Plated SiIyer-Warc-Fine Ia
ble-Cutlery and Clocks.

Positively last sales to-day at 1Ot A. VI.
and a O'Clock p. NJ. A large and valua-
bic stock still OH hand.
JNO. +. LAUGHTON, Jr.. AuctiOneer,
1924 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-15

order your sundays dessert from PIlZiNTS.
For COUGHS AND THROAT DISORDERS use
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHES. "IIave never
changed my mind respecting them, except !
think better of that which began thinking well
oG"-Rer. Henry Ward Beecher. Sold only I'm
boxes.
Pistasche, MaccaroOn, Bisque, Plomben, and
PURE ICE-CREAMs
of all hayors at
PIZZTSI's.
ACIDULATED LINE AND LEMON DROPS.
PIzZISI Is making Lime Drops from the juice OF
fresh imported lines and Messina lemons. They
are delicious
To make salad that Is certain TO please all
tastes you need only use DURKEE's SALAD
DRESSING. Nothing equal TO II was ever offered,
aud none 80 popular. II Is superb taole-sauce.
Malaga Grapes In large bunehes,
Charlotte Russo,
Wine Jelly. and Pastry, at
PIZZINrS.
SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE. Good work,
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed
Cream Pufrs. Fancy Cakes, at PIzzISis.
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THE BEST Is ALWAYS CHEAPEST.
PizZini has only the best, and at lowest figures
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICIIMOND THEATRE.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
MARCH nth AND 18TH,
SHOOK x COLLIER'S
LIGHTS o. LONDON COMBINATION,
under the auspices Of shook & Collier. prOpretOrs
UniOn-SQuare Theatre. New York, in George X.
Sims's powerful spectacular melO. .drama-the
Unions square Theatres greatest Success-the
LIGHTS o. LONDON,
presented with all the magnificent scenery, prop
critics, and mechanical effects used at that theatre.
painted by The world renowned Richard MarstOn;
mechanical effects 10y g. B. Winnie.
WANTED, loo SUPERNUMERARIES In
oure tor stage manager at Theatre MONDAY,
arch 9TH. at % =. NJ.
Prices Of admission as usual NH 14-St&
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,ECTFULLY ANNOUNCE W..

4 RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE w
i SELF A CANDIDATE FOR TiIE OFYICs
OF sHEKIFF, SUBJECT 20 the Democratic DoniI1s.
tiOn. Having been Deputy sheriff for sisDsss
thirteen years. and now carrying ON the Jshce
Ia tbe name OF John W. Hright, sheriff | D.
satisfactorily, aud II elected pledge my ,sr
efforts 10 that end. ..
NH Z-lm LEWIS r. NiNs1o'.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A
DICHMoND THEATRE.

JANAUSCtrK,
supported by Me .srs. GRoRGR ~. CHAPLIN. AIpx
II. STU ART JAMES ". TAYLOR, and company OF
iadiSputab!e worth and ability
MATINEE, $50 p. NJ,
the great hiStronic play, from the Italian Of ct,
c0me.li. in prologue and tour acts,
MARIE ANTolNEI-rE, QUEEN OF FRANCE.
IN THE EVENING AT g,
the vivid meo6 rama. In prologue and I'VE acis rc-
man versions, MARlANNA.
SCALE of PRicRs: Admission. Use; reserved
seats, 81; family circle, b0c.; gallery. 25c.
BOx-sheet az Theatre. NH i5-ltA
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TinSicy,s Tomatoes :

are the best, and can be bought OF
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer,
Pace Block.
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Boston Butter Chips,

Assorted Eut-Candy
Brandied-Dipped Cream Cherries,
Vanilla Dipped Cream Wanuts,
Maple lIorehound Drops,
the best and purest remedy for coughs and colds at
PIzZISTS.
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WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE

WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE
AYERS Sarsaparills is q medicine that. dD lx
nearly forty years In al parts of the vord,
has proved It's efficacy ~ the best blood s'r'cs-
1--WE known to medical science.
sARsAPARILIA (extracted from the ro@ ~
the genuine Honduras sarssparillsl Is its haze
and Its powers are enhanced by the extracts ~
Yellow Dock and siilllneia, the Iosiides ~
Potassium and Iron, and other potent .asrs-
dients.
Is your blood titlated by aerangrlnent Of IN, III
gestive and ssslmliat0ry fanc,ionsy IA IL
tainted ny sCROFULAl or does u esntsis
the poison Of Mercury or Contagious Di~as.s
THE leading physicians OF the United stats.
rARILLA. say that nothing else 80 good flr the
publication Of the blood Is within fhe rsus. ~
pharmacy.
ONLY by the use OF this remedy IL Il pcs-ibl. I've
person who has corrupted blood 20 attnn
sound health aud prevent transmission " ,ae
destructive taint 10 pos.erity.
THOROUGHLY elective renovation OF the .t,-
tenn must include not only the removal of en-
ruption from tho blood. but It's enrfchaeat ,as
the strengthening OF the vital organs
RELIABLE witnesses all over tie world testify
that this work - better accomplished bv
AYER's sARsAPARiLLi Than hy any odhT
remedy.
BLOOD that IL corrupted through disease u Bsar
pure. and blood weakened through dimDutiOu
OF the red c0rpuscleS Is made strong by AYgs-
SARSAPARILLA.
PURIFYING the blood and building up the ,y,-
TEN require time IN serious cases, bat b.neas
will he rived from the use of AYERS SARsA-
PARILLA more speedily Than from anyth.ns
else.
MEDICINE for which like effects are fsl-ai,
claimed Is abundant IN the market under
many names, but the only preparation that ais
stood the test Of tiIae and proved wsr'is Df
the worlds confidence IS
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
Prepared by
DR.. G. AVER 4 CO.. LOWELL, MA+s
sold by ali druggists Price 81 six botti-a '"r
50. mh1S-!,
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I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE ny
4 SELF A CANDIDATE FOR THE Oftl'G
or CITY SERGEANT, subject lo the decision "
the Democratic primary. should II De ule pi"s,nf-
Of nv fellOw-cit,zrn, 20 elect ne - tie orh~
promise In return faithful di ~charSeoi lt, f1 ~
Respectfully yours,
NH Him JAMbS q, SMITH
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BANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK, AT
RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, Al
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH Z, 1854:
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order your Sundays dessert from PrzzNrs.
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MOZART HALL.

MOZART HALL.
CAED MILE FAILTHE,
an entertainment for
ST. PATRlCk'S NIGHT,
under the auspices OF the
KNIGHTS OF ST. JOSEPH.
TO commence with GRAND CONCERT.
TO conclude with the side-spltting farce,
O'CALLAHAN ON HIS LAST LEGS.
Admission. SOC; gallery, 25c. Reserved seats
at the Catholic Tisitor's Office for 25c. extra.
m IS-Ot
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

FOUR NIGHTS.
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18TH
MATINEE SATURDAY.
Special engagement Of the Distingui she'd French
Society star,
MILE RHEA.
supported by Nc. WILLIAM HARRIS and Se-
tect Company, under the management OF
ARTHUR R.CHASE,
In the following repertoire.
WEDNESDAY-ADRIEN GECOUNREUR.
URSDAN-FROU-FR0u
FRIDAY-SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
SATURDAY MATTNEE-CAMILLE.
SATURDAY NlGHr-MUCH ADO ABOUT
NOTHING.
SCALE or PRICEs-First floor. 81: reserved
seats, Sl.j0. Dress circle, 75c.: reserved seats
ell. Family-circle. 60c.; gallery, 25.
The sale Of seals begins MONDAY az A. NJ. at
the box-Office of the Theatre. NH l5-4tk
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CANDIDATES FO4 OFFICE.
l. T. l.
FOR
CITY SERGEANT.

/ respectfully announce myself candidsts ?,
reelection to the office OfCi1I SERGEANT, 81
Ject to nomination Of Democratic party.
Respectfully. y. NJ Lfl..
NIB iE-Inf
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tic New York stock Market.

Nv YoRK. November H.-Wan
erect The announcement that Trunk
I;ne presidents had decided 10 restore
freirht rates on Monday next had
favorable effect on stocks this morning
Prices advanced = to IL NOrthwe stern,
1ake Shore and Union Pacific being
nrominentin the rise. Shortly before the
fSrSt call the market weakened, but later
on = strong feeling prevailed. At II
o'clock a fractional reaction TOOK place.
Nrw YORK. November 14.-StockS
made q further advance this aICeTh' f''.
A large amount OF prominent snaIes 49,
token for both accounts. New , ". =.
Central advanced TO 891k. Lake Shore 10
6SL, 81. Paul 75A, and Texas Paclnc u
II. About O'Clock prices ran on % u
q on realizatiOns, but at the close Ihe
market was strong and higher.
New YORK. November IA = GoVerh'
roents lower; railways firm; stocks buoy
ant. The prospective speedy adjustment
Of the freight trouble was apparently
the most important factor III the sltua
ton. There were several sllght tenn
DOrarv. reactions under sales I'd reaIlZe
hut the best figures of the dav generally
current were close. Compared with las
night, the closing prices were 4 10 ~
Fl was announced, after the close O
business, that the Texas PACING com
pauv had effected a settlement Wltn IN
bondholdeTs' committee, ana Will It
sumo D iyment In fuif-Of the interest o.
the consolidated bonds on Decemoe
LIST. the bOndhOlder committee ha
been given a representation IN the Ooarc
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~ do moi like thee. DE-. zen,

The reasOn Why, cannOL ItII.
It has often been wondered at, the
badsodOr this oft-quOted doctor was III:
was probably because he, being one OF
the old-School doctors, made up pills as
Iafge as bullets, which nothing but an
os1ich cou.d bolt without nausea.
Hence he dislike. DIR. r. V. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets" are sugar
coated and no larger that bird-shot' ana
are quick to do their work. For all
arrangements of the liver, bowels and
stomach they are specific.
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Sale of Mining Stock

xrrHERFAs, OSCAR J. AVEREIL, BY
w his certsin contract with I : under
signed dated october 10Th, 1888. dtd place III
the hands OF T. r. Jones Certltci!e NO. i,Soo
for 900 shares, and Certificate NO. l,9oS LOT
600 shares of the capital sto 4 o. the Belle
y-ue Idaho Mining Company II O security LOT
the payment of a certain 10 oateo Octooer
5th. 1883, for So, 900, given bv said Averell 70
the undersigned, payable S; rder o, the IN
dersigned six months ate, 5aid otL uay OF
October, with interest froE- d4fe AZ tIe rate
of 10 per cent. per annun. me sock 10 re,
main with said Jones untl ssid note zen
due. and If the note should not be palo Wnen
due said undersigned should advertise shc
sell said stock and with the proceeds pay
said note, first giving sad AYereI tnlrt5
DAYS notice IN writing
Ard. whereas, said unders-g -led ala, on
the 18th day Of September, -, notify sal9
AverplI in writing thst il sue ace remained
unpaid Tor thirty dsys theres' e said under,
! signed would proceed TO a 'ertise ana sell
said stock at public auce.on, 20 the nlgn-
! est bidder for cash, at the front door OF 4; X.
| tones & Cos Bank in : 1t Like City, Utah.
Now. therefore. in consider ltion that salo
note Is due and unpaid, ann OF the pre-
/ -aises- notice is hereby given that the under
eiDned will, On the TIA day OF November
! ia at II O'Clock 3. m, sell at pubic aQctloI
! sSid shares of stock, OF so much tnereoi a.
will he necessary to pay said note, 10 tn'
/ highest bidder for cash. ST the IRON. Go9f q
| T. R. Jones & Cos Bank, in Salt Lake CITY
Utah. .,,, curry
Dated October 18th, ln64.
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Cbicaro Cattle Market.

CH1ctGo, November Il. = Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $4,000; firm; 5 q 10, higher
heavy 4.55 to 40; mixed packing 40 q
$50; light, AS q 4.65.
Cattle - Receipts, 10000; active
weak; poor to fancy shipping AS q
e.25, mainly SIS @ 5.75: StockerS and
feeders, go 90 40. Sales: 50 Montana
1911 pounds. $50; 279 Montana, 20
pounds, 40.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; dull, very
weak; I.80 a 800.
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NOTICE.

ITO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
Motto. is hereby given, that the aOo ,t
and foregoing sale is postponed h anu ,e ~
jOurned to, and viii take place on, inc i9.i y.
day Of November, 1854, 1T II O'CLOCK y. m, a.
he sqme place and upon the same ter .lls
mentioned In the original and FOREGOING
notice. 49, MAIEdkH \OA~ ~
Dated November Tth- 1884 NJ
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Chicago Grain Trade.

CHICAGO. November Il. - Wheat -
Strong, higher; 721z cash November;
f41I to AZ December; 70 January; o.
Corn-Steady; Az cash November;
% Decent Der; 3}55 year. 1871 May.
Oats-Shade eIsier; 25& November.
25H December and year; - May.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-15
AFTERNOON.
Whest-steady, unchanged.

Wheat-Steady, unchanged.
Corn-Easier; 1914 November S8'S
Oats-Quiet; Nay declined q.
Rye-Quiet; 5OH:.
Bsrley-Steady, frmer, 60.
Pork-Quiet; l1.35 year.
Lard-Quiet; 6.95 November:
Bulk Meats-Fair demand; shoulders,
500 a SIS; short ribs. COO @ 6.25; short
clear, $50 "a 6.55.
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