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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-21
9tr%erB0ftM08 OeS 1dlid1ers 8ratt.

Gan 6rarBi8co, Sal, 10. 0e;br.
- gtadridten ans YOtobama geben ndbere
@in5elnbeiten iiber RE 8erbaf.ung oes 6Gls
iders Cabin 8ratt, uelder ii9 Uermittelil
gefdlidter @e6ieI etpa $4,000 BON Ser bic
itgen u8acific= 8out" gu oeri6aiien muBte
unO me9en etueS abulideu &erbredenS uon
cen Seb0rOeH ju 9enuer, Sol, geiu9t pirO.
@r wurOe Oerbaftet, 10 mte er einen Sup in
YOtObuma ans gauo ieBte, unO eiHe SOens
tlf3irung fiel in 6Olge elmer BON Dem biefgen
Eoli5eidef @rOmlep geionOteu PcriouaIbez
ifreibung nlht idWer. 2tm Sage uad lei
ner Seitnabme wur0e er Dem INpauil1eH I'm
teriuduug8ridter 5um %crbDr OOr9efitbrt,
meigerte fd jebOt, ir9enO wtldJe 5rlgen III
beantmOrten, uuSgeHommau, oaB er iagte,
lem gtame iei EbjIip e. @4etmnu0, troB0em
er bie 9teiIe inter Dem 9tameH pSObH Do
ran" 9ema9t bate. 9u eiuem 6auofoffer,
meld)en er ans lligr trug, ianO man cine
gieb0iue, pelde Die Snitl0IeH IS. B." uufz
mics. Gin meitere5 SeIh0r oute am Is.
Seembsr ItnttiiuhPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-21
9NspepEe.

gr. Raswah'S Diaen Fno Elm oaumH,l fdt
6ieie5 gctoeu. Sit 9lbeH Dem WcJtu U:us EJlit
Gpmptume 6eI 1psptpie ulIihDiuoaG uH6 mis-
linen Die fJauthaiten gBirtuE3gH Iui osu Crlluisa
mus. B}au ge6ruuhe ole aygUsi uat HHudIUng
uuo bei0lse. mas 0ir In a5a,il uno G815T' E5er tss
eu5lUeIit ia3sH.
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N. N. N.
SaotOap'S SieaOu 2erief.

: SaotoaQ'S SteaOp 2sefief.
Die befe uuo biQiqRe
EGAitItelt DlCOfsitt In Der gEsyt
beIit uuO Uerhdtct
SdnupfeH, 6ufen, raubeH 6als. Sr1upu,o
@n5unoung, 8beumat5mu8, g{erBen'
Weq' SoPIqmeri, 3aBnidmerI,
&ugbriifigttit,
Vt tb embe d)uerbeu
Setlt Die idlItmmIten S6mer,rt, In sfp,r sis
SDeng9 DdHuten. Ridt cine StunOe na-b genfns
Queer an5G9e brIutt SmaNo Zhmcr, an Isine,,a
0GoQaps deaog 9}elief 1T Elm 6eilmittei
Iur leoen Sdmerj, SeritaUdungea, Duet
lhungeu, 5(iideHz, 8ruitt ODER Sic
oerltmegtn. G5 mar OuS erfe
unO 1T ba8 eiulige
SgmerJcns6Cilmittel!
g,5G3 Tdt lag529sa9..a,tb bic farsaf6Hsn s8m,r,,n
WY uho sN5un0uug uH0 Blutlnbraua Iir6Sri.
g'd0oleJ oD t IN Der tUugg, imI2aaer I'M ben Sin,
atpeoeH, oe1 NruieH O6Gr aa6cr1n CrI1nsn 0fif.
stt.sI' WtHA man e5 eInmQl uuity1idt 8et oroberts
EHrgeHent3Hu6uuq
osr iJ9eno elmer gnBHuouug Der nneren Oroor,p
oott Der SdletmbUuIt ult elmer grflltln1 S51sys
man mot louorn iegc R00u0B's gfeaon gieIfsT
oll cMem @tut 6laneu u5ar 6eu oou Blu1an6rar5
osCt SH.@lucuhG eJ3rl1entu Ibel; 0teie etuiahs,
GntunouHg Gin6olt tGuu uuo 6en IlfipTfsr Ecii.
HGo IN clng auoTnlous dlUeren 1rautbcit Uor6eI9sn'
GEsueIt @EmllpUn9en fnoet man IN unicreu .Direcs
"ystL,~ Llu Llu oshcH leoe 0llIle eiHggWjtetif.
YIN 4bcelorel 5alb bis gaHs Uo I'm efuFrr b,bhsr
Gla5 toier BELT in DsHjleu U}juuten qIimpfs.
Ute9uloAJe, Soobrcnneu, OUrtIlu, Ru6r qodE
gta2In9en uno iHnerljhe ShmcrjCu.
Jgllenoe luuteH tets cine EafHe BON Wootpoh,A
TcabD BELIEF bei itdl trIgeu. Glide Jro1frn Sa.
Uy!, lH &aitt q'tgIn beuger 0Ggn oeu Erlrfbtitsn
lHo o0Ult gerIupltgu tyotu, 6ie aus oem GJebraUdl
Ln3sO9hA,sh AuHtUS0.ts euJig5eu, Dor. g5 III
en bellGgs S.mulaug, ais yrQus6raunfpsfG oAsr
0itCel ''0''" "O''
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C206,7,9,3O1,S,4,6,U
&r. 10, SID GDarleS StraBe.
gtGabenOtid bis II llbr ofen.
,. gS. 8Ia6 & Gomp.
P. s.-g8er Observation-Disclosures pini6t,
8. @. 0l0i3 & GOntp.

gSr nunten, ouB Se alle mad uuierer &artettz
uno SfunitsglusiteGung tommeu.
llniere gInla6ungen ba6en Die 3eitungen oeroffentz
ltdlt unb itno, DeHn aud Uen9er Tormlth, 9erooe 10
ber5lih 9emetnt,
gBtr I6Oen 6eionOers Die @eifIjten un0 Sonntogsz
ihuIzSebrer Elm.
8altmure'S Damen.
Den Surgermeiiter un6 Stn0tratb.
Den .@erein Der 9aUfleute uno iSdOrtduten,"
Die WitgIIeoer Der @etroioes uuo Web6Ore.
Die Wit9eoer Der gifetenbOrie.
Die SanfierS uuo SeniQle Bdtimoye's.
Die st. glu6reasz@ @eieuidatt."
Den uOdttpohsz6lub."
Sen pU2arpldnocr 9lub."
Den rAtbendum =@iuO,"
S0s Saltimorer Saueau..
Sie" "Hibcrnian Association
Die Wiigle6er 0es rGunigemeTbezSere
Die Witglie6er Der erp4mertanhen GhGenzSegon."
Die UitGlis0er 0eS Sr6ens Der pSoloenen Settt,"
DIE Ultteeoer bes SrOenS Der r@bren=Jtltter."
Die Nitge6er 6es Sr6cnS Der r8ntbias=6itter."
lie Y1it9Iie6er oes Sr6enS Royal Arcanum."
9ln Die Dtttsisoer Der uSobnS 6opftus' uni0eriiz
td."-g8lr I0oeH sic mad uuierem yaOeu ler5lIf eU,
beionoer5 I'M uuiere Sarteu itno 8ubItfatioueu
bu ieten Ue1e geraoe Die geitente no, Die iil Bur
Berienbung mad nusDdrtS eigHen.
2eir erI0iien uniere berSltte GtnIo0un9 al oo5
&ublItum i'm Augemeinen.
(3O2r-) =. W. 8laB & GoHtp.
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eeiet: ,.HaIiannS @aar."
Bin Sas sSubltfuu1

Wan ihide cine 9rieimarGs an Or. BsaSwah a
60. gr. SO, 2GIuenz Ctr, g!s0z9 9Jgt, fay s6a.it
uno 2Sagr."
gltt oas Sublttut1t.
U1au berl0Hge uur WnDmap's, Uno ieae NAB, o6
er gsome >, ,gaaBwan" auf oem Bdtnen fe5i.
f264-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-21
&3uteiu Sbrifinc uuo osy 5er3og non So


9}o6ri6. 20. DJiember.-0tr 0erog
Ucu Sepiua, weIter 0te &6uigiu G5ufire,
ais i'm citielbe am lebten 6reita9e GtHs 4uz
cleu5 Uermcigerte, 0HcHtltd iamdbte uuO
tbrc tOicj9c &erOran9ung al5 8egentiu Ourd
Gle Gr=SOujgiu Siabella prOpbe3Gitc, lit per-
baitet mOrJeu. 0leie prOmpte NiaBHabme
Der 9IegicluOg b0t betratuiac8 Iuiebeu IN
militauid)eH mo auoeren &rejieH Ulhgeru=
ieH unb ZEN Giu0rud gemad)t, ONB Die jtatbs
geber Der S0Htgin, trObOem fe Die yieigung
an ben Gag legen, fribereu pollriAeu Ser
geben 9egeuuber Oitloe Obwalteu iu laieu,
teiRe 9eIeioigung Der S0nigin OuIoen werz
ben
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Gonbou, 10. 3esember. - Die Qibeqz
Slage, welfe QB. 6. s. giibOp, Der ameris
faRiide p@eOautenIeier," Dor eiHiger 3eit
gsgen pm. 6snrp gabouaere, ben 6erlu5s
gebsr Der ,9rutb," nnftreugts, fam beute
ium 4ustrua. 6r. 8tihop bate pm. 2az
bOuhere Uerflugt, neil ibu Der 2setere ala
SdDinoler binfeute, unO fir oteie GbreHs
training Die 9lsini9teit ben $15O,OOO Uers
l0ngt. 6eute murOe Der &rojeB 81 9unten
6es &ertiagten entidieOeu.
Ser GaroIinsu' gcrtras.
youoou, 10. December. - 3a5 Suroli=
uen= BrototOl ieet ais @reu3eu Der Balaus
uno Der &arOIinen Suielgruppe ben Gequa=
tor i'll SIoeH, ben II. 8relteHgra6 I'M 9tOr=
oeu uno ben l33., reip. 164. S0u9en9rao I'M
SfteH uuo 3eiteH fsIt.
gSeitere Sbtifeu grmor0unsen in elHnanI.
8aris, 10. 9eSamber. - gtatri4teu
ben 2lnuam beingen, oaB bic III anoinh Ia
geruben Gbrifeu ;ablreibe 2lHgrifie Der Gin
9eboreEsH abmehrteH uH0 l4lieBlla BET et=
nem &uSiau bic 9HuamtteH uertriebeu.
3reibunoert Gonuerhteu fn6 in bem Sampf
9efauen. @brilteu GrmOroHu9en Telen in
BEN 96rfern nm 2lnbiub Dor.
Sbglei6 cine llnmenge 0on dbnlden Res
bitamenteH ulittelf uufdQiger aujeissu in
ben YIortt georau9t tueroeH, gebt Or. Sull's
s6ufen-S Shrup" bod itets alien a'tOeren borz
an, uao Der GbiGs befelbsa iit gs6Ber, ais
ie juuor. Preis25 Gents bic 6lai1e.
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&terIn9
Bishop, BTdNan, Baltimore, Nd
SNS ld6 Fh itt Gbgab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-21
Gon8reSsUtr6nuSGtin8ea
Die aauS.Gomits'm.-g9tne gorloaea.

gSu ibingtOu, 10. 0ejember. - Der
? Il a I mar beute Hid)t IN Situug.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-26
The Camp of the West.

Aspen, Colorado, is the great camp
of the west to-day, and is not only
attracting great attention, but is Great
ing almost an old time boom. A few of
its mines, the Aspen, Vallejo, Spar Con-
solidation. Emma, and ]. c. Johnson,
have produced III the first fourteen
months nearly two million ounces of
silver from an ore that has averaged
about 100 ounces. and occasionally runs
up in quantity to thousand ounces.
During the, months of January and
February of this year, the output of the
camp has been about 800, 900 ounces of
silver. These figures are sufficiently
startling to attract attention. The ores
occur as a contact deposit between
dolomite for foot-wal and blue lime
for hanging-wall. The prophyry over
lies the lime. The vein or deposit is
irregular, but on an average very thick,
and the ore is mixture of about-per
cent. of lead, 6 to 10 per cent. zinc, in a
gangue of heayy-spar, quartz, and calc-
spar.
We shall revert to this interesting
subject and give some notes concerning
the highly successful smelling OF these
difficult ores.-Engineering and Mining
Journal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-26
Flagstaff.

Meetings of the creditors and share
holders of this company, now in iqui-
dation, were recently held in London'
at which the agreement for..transferring
the property and assets of the company
to a new company was approved. The
new company is to have share capital
of f160, 600, in FL shares, credited with
lis. Sd. paid new 5 per cent. debentures
are to be issued for the debentures and
arrears of interest thereon in the old
company, and second mortgage
debentures are to be issued to those cred
itors who were entitled to them in the
old company Thedebts of the concern
amount to about e14,O00 or f150O0, in
Guiding the debentures. Professor, Vim
cent says there are 10000 tons of low
grade ore ready to be raised when there
is market for it.-Eagi,aeeri1,g and Mn
ing Journal.
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suit Against the C. p.

SAS FsAEcIsco, April 25--The suit of
Man d Winchester ct al. against the
Central Pacific railroad, Stanford, ct al,
has again been brought before the Su-
perior Court on motion to compel
defendants to submit the books and
documents of the Central Pacific and
California Pacific railroads for The ex-
ANIMATION of the plaintiffs accountant.
The complaint, filed ia November, 1880,
declares that the California Pacific, was
sold i'll 1871 by Milton s., Latham. who
was then The president, and a majority
OF the stockholders. to the Central
Pacific, below the actual value, thus
depreciating the value of plaintiffs
stock. the action is brought to obtain
a Judgment declaring that the stock
purchased by Stanford ct al is held by
the latter as trustees, and decreeing an
accounting of the California Pacific
earnings. Ate the plaintiffs attor-
ueSs a. suu4eue, the case will be con-
tinued until May LIST.
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FROM MewfounGiss<l.

n. w. Parker, who has returned froRa
the new district, says there are about
forty men in the country at present The
nearest railroad town is Terrace. and
Newfoundland lies forty miles west
across the desert, and over road which
simply terrific. There are some good
locations already made and Ounce
Knowlton is said to have property OF
extremely good promise. Assays show
the ore to be of high grade, running
from so to 300 ouGces in silyera 80 to
10 Per cent. lead
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eyes. The Crescent would experience
q great advantage by rise in lead"
"What do you think of the chances
for an adxance?"
Lead Will be sure to go up if there
as war in Europe, and every other
interest in this country would be bene-
Eted. In business circles east. as far as
I could learn, there is a very hopeful
feeling as to the outlook. Egen should
there be no war, the eastern people feel
that all the margin now is on the side
,of improvement
Mr.. Ferry states that his brother,
Senator Ferry, expects to return FROM
Europe some tirae this year
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NJ (. P. Ferry, president of the
resent, was seen at the Continental
W lie" minutes last evening by a re-
F'''ef OF THE HERALD, and the last
n.y. sSss from celebrated property OBJ
mp lel; Shipments had been inter
co apSSee' as stated previously, by the
int;u.uon OF the roads, but Mr.. Ferry
io,. u that i: would not be long be-
T TIney We're resumed.
Of W, %,naI do you know about the talked
ho rTie across the water?" the reporter
som II vas all news to me,p was the
Of TSnaa surprising response. Most
pspsr -oi y Know of it, l gained from the
hat Oo,wer were not ignorant of the fact
q Tegouahons were going on?"
a6 t aueW Of nothing definite. l have
iofS oOo property could be purchased
i tbat UUoU. l suppose it could, and
' au might 60" ''-~''' ''O-
Toe %Ould It be sale of the total or of
IT wsyllIiing interest merely?"
vi all H. "OI Oe apt 10 De the tOtdt,
SOne sn le stock could not be furnished.
% hoId o shareholder would be sure
a ittloo uI on the chance OF obtaining
Course ing more" hold the control, OF
9@sOld nm C' tne property entire could
holders t"o-thirds vote of the stock
Vetained y ''u suppose that could be
nat threpp U ne,r ventured the opinion
the stocLh illions would be a windfall
o the b N would be good Investment
barde emphasis ie aThn G MI, rei has
set R PSegan to show its CAPABILITIES as
only s T9at we have taken out SO far is
sebsnefttsoSq be one of the earliest to
's'9" oy a rise in lead, would you
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-26
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. April 3.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO. April %.
Cattle-Receipts 1900; heavy grades
weak. light stronger; 1,050 to 1.35O
pounds, 4.50@5.15; extra dull, SIS a
5.50;istockers and feeders, $50 q 4.75.
Hogs Receipts, 10000; active and
stronger; rough packing, 4.25 @ AS;
packing and Shipping, 4.45@4.7O; hight,
4.30@4.65.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; slow;
steady; $50 q 4.75; bulk, 400 q 4.25.'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-26
mTANCE AND MINING IN NC
,,,,ements in Business Circles
~ for the Week. / 4
AND BULLION OUTPUT.
.u-ities-Chat with President
Lcca- Ferry-BanIs Receipts-
From the Mines.

rho week has witnessed slight move
NV local securities. Sixteen shares
re- NJ. I. stock was sold atsSi; this
q o5 Of 50 much lower than the
~ ,ocorded, affords an instance of the
", ,..itv of investors; twenty shares Of
s S'. stock sold at $65; twenty-seven
70 p,,os of Street railroad brought s25
So 81 lower than the quotation last fall.
~ roeaI holders of Horn Silver seac al
T5 during the week
VI. s. P. Teasdd states that not
:,bstanding the general depression his
tnsiness keeps up remarkably well, and
sso4otals of sales during the months Of
his year compared with the same IL
'oe4 Kill make favorable showing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-26
C~escent Prosnaets.

Total shipments for week. 1922. 2s7. IS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-26
Northern Grief.

THIS mine and mill, the property of a
New York company, and one which has
seen good many dark days, are now
entirely clear from debt, and the pros
poets are that both will be started
this spfng under new management: An
agent of the company is expected to
reach here some time shortly to look
over the ground.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-26
Chicago Grain Trade.

CHICAGO, April 25.-Wheat. ruled
strong, closed at about best figures
sS5s cash, S95sMay, 919l q 91T June, "a
Corn-Higher; Az cash, 4s May,
4SH June, 4S7s July.
Oats-Higher $50 May, 35I June.
WhiSkY-l5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-26
In Alta.

Mr.. Charles Read states that the sur
face water is now giving the miner the
usual spring trouble The Joab Law
renee, except for short period at the
time of the casualty. has not diseon-
tinued operations, and heavy amount
of ore is now awaiting shipment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-26
New York Mining Market.

New YORK, April 25.-The Mail ard
Erpsass says: The dealings in mining
shares were Insignificant; the holders
show no disposition to sell, and buyers
are willing to await events.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-26
StornOnt.

Four hundred shares were sold at 12c.
and 10c. last week. Official reports
state that the sixth level has given some
encouraging assays during the past few
weeks, but not sufficient to warrant any
definite estimates as to future output.
The last monthly production shows an
increase over the preceding few months.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-26
The Germania.

During the past week the Germrnia
shipped to Denver carload of lead
pipe, which is not bad for Salt Lake, in
dustry. Not long ago the same COM
pany sent thdCutting Packing Company
a carload of lead for purposes OF sealing
fruit cans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-26
Bank Statement.

New York, April 25.-The weekly
bank statement shows a reserve IN
crease of $2,749,000. Banks now hold
$53, 142, 900 in excess of the legal re-
quirements.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-26

Between April 18th and 18th $500
shares changed hands in New York.
The highest quotation was $3.50, the
lowest go
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-26
Western Stocks.
SAN Francisco. April Is
Foreign Markets.

LONDON. April 25, 1890 p.m.-Consols
opened 951s for both money and ac-
count, but at noon fell to947s, and is
now 81 1915 Russian securities, Sc.
LONDON, April %, 1:30 p.m.-Consols
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-26
Business Notes.

Y,on BradstreetS'
Y,,,reRArION IN MARCH-The imlRi-
ITS IN the United States during the
Ela ntb of March numbered $50 per-
t niU,,' seainst IS, 597 ARRIVING in the same
s nth of last wear. The total immi-
n.otion for the nine months ending
Iarcb slst was POI 800, IS against 304,-
coz CO.. arriving in the corresponding period
- I8S4 OF the number arriving in
" go+cb 407 came from Germany, 5,536
r cav, from the United Kingdom, and
SG0 froaa the Dominion OF Canada.
ASSIGNMENT FOR CREDIDe Rs-FRAUD.-
Tho fact that a deed of assignment for
The benefit of creditors recites that some
If the creditors are pressing the debtor
and will SO sacrifice his property as to
make it impossible to pay all his credit
ara does not manifest fraudulent IL
,ention 20 hinder and delay creditors,
ornording to the decision of the Ken
rncky Superior Court in the case of
Sachs ct al, VS. Hesse ct al. decided on
the 18TH ult. The court also held, in
tbe same case, that the fact that an as
signee for the benefit of creditors,
where stock OF goods was assigned,
kept the debtors employed in the store
IS statesmen, was nOta badge of fraud.
SPRING rRADE-Special kilograms to
8sddstresfs from principal distribu-
ting centres report that de-
malds from country merchants
have thus far been disappointing
Spring trade is declared to be fort
night late even where the demand is.
most active The dry goods trade is
moderately active from jebbers' hands,
butmanufacturers' agents report it dull.
Boston adViceS report prices in some
lines of cotton goods as low as ever be-
fore, anG the outlook for an improve
ment is uncertain. Seasonable fabrics
are in best demand. The four weeks
stOppage of production of Fall River
print-cloth mills prior to July 1st covers
ihirty-four factories and effects 1925
employees, earnings 1867 800 weekly.
The weekly production of these mills is
1850 peices, Stock will thus be
reduced about $4,000 peices. Some
Rhode Island mills will stop also.
In the Pacific States and Territories
for the week ending April 18th there
we're 10 failures; 20 the week previous;
IS, 10. and IL, for the corresponding
weeks in 1884, 1888 and 1882.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-26
liverpool Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL. April 25.- Steady.
The demand was poor, holders offered
freely. 4 a5fl
=. Corn-Quiee, with poor demands new
mixed western. 5s. 0d. -f
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-26
Typhoid Fever.

WIISEsBARRE, April 25.-An epidemic
resembling typhoid fever is raging in
Plymouth, three miles from here.
There are upwards of 600 cases and
fifteen deaths occurred to-day; thirteen
yesterday. H 80
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FLY DOORS.

HEEP THE RAsCALs OUT OF YOUR
N houses, and order your Fly Doors and
Windows at John C. Sandberg's Furniture
Factory, los w, South Temple Street, oppo-
site Valley House.
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Billiards.

New York, April 25.-The sixth game
of the billiard tournament was won to-
night by Slosson, who beat Daily, 800 to
122. 1.ga'
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AFTERNOON

Rye-Firm; 81.
Barley-Nominal.
Pork.Fair demand, ruling higher;
11.771I May.
Lard-Quiet, trade frmer; $50 q
6.921l May.
Boxed meats firm; dry sailed should
ers, 4.35@4.40; short ribs, 5.90@5.921l ;
short clear 6.25@6.30.
Whisky-Firm; 10. hfa-
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FOR SALE.

"A chine, Self-Binder, Tor sale, cheap.
Inquire of
JOHN c. SANDBERG,
los w. South Temple Street, opposite Val
ley House.
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DIED.

DIED.
CRrsMoN-In Sugar House Ward, April %,
1885, George L., son of George Crismon,
aged "a years.
Funeral to-day, at O'Clock, from resi-
dence, Sugar House Ward.
MoRRIs-In the Nineteenth Ward, this city,
April %, 1885, of diphtheria, Layinia
Vaughen. daughter of the late r. V. and
Lsvinia Morris; born September 2, 1877.
Funeral from residence at 4p.m. to-day,
Sunday.
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FISH MARKET.

RIHOLESALE AND RETAIL FISH MAR
w ket, ST E. Second South street, John
II. Freeman importer daily OF salt and fresh
water fish. Orders solicited from the trade
Hotels and families supplied at lowest rates.
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FURNITURE.

MY FURNITURE BUSINESS GOES ON
M as usual at my old stand, where shall
be glad to meet both old and new customers.
JOHN C. SANDBERG,
los w, South Temple Street, opposite Val
ley House.
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New York Wool.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Wool-Quiet,
unchanged.
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REAL ESTATE.

CHARLES E. POMERoY, REAL ESTATE
y and Loan Agent, Money to Loan on
Real Estate, in sums to suit. Houses
to Rent. Rents Collected. Houses
and Lots For Sale. Careful attention
given to Drawing up Deeds, Mortgages. Wills,
Agreements, Contracts, Powers of Attorney,
Partnership Agreements, etc., etc. Titles
examined. Territorial Scrip bought and
sold. Notary Public. Office under Nc
Cornicks Bank. fl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE.

THE wELL-KNowN 8 c. SNYDER
u Farm. on the west bank of Jordan
River, about two and half miles south of
the Sixth Ward Bridge, containing about
800 acres, all fenced and frstclass improve
ments. Enquire of
BOCKHOLT & SMITH,
HERALD Block.