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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-06-21
For Rent.

40 six-room house, First East.
10. three room house, Souin Tempe
street. W.. ra,,,nla :
qS. boarding house, twenty rooms,
q rooms and shed. near Y. e. Depot
90 business shop, Third South street.
a Three-room house, Arsenal Hill
I5 Lodging house, twelve rooms lniru
10 Fiye-room new brick, Fourth south.
10 Suite Office rooms. Keyser onllding,
10. Three rooms, West Temple opposite
60 House in Taylor's Row. Third south:
10. Three rooms, Third soutn' east
Is Business shop. Third South street =. :,
SO Eight-Toom house, city water, FIFTH
oo To- Five-room h1use, Eighth East street
Three-room house, West ienpio street
q Three room brick. First ward;
20. Fiye-room house, EIeSen. u, W 1s aIo;
! Three-room house. Twentetn war1:
/ 20. Store, Third South east Aetnou's
Church. Main st-eet ove
AVS o TSrse.To s: house and barn. wen
iielh Ward
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MONEY JOANED

For any length Of time at reasonable rate
OF interest, both in large and small sums.
Ii We give every attention to the Rent
ng OF Houses, Collection of Rents, and the
transaction of all business that comes under
cur immediate head. in a business-like man
ner and it'll dispatch.
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Houses and Lots, for Sale.
- 600. A threeEoom adobe house in
Ea Fifteenth Ward, on line of U. Z. X. X.
A0' 81 o. A two-roon adobe house in
Nineteenth Ward, on line of horse car
ln s i IL Two-room :hous,. close to
"a $4,000, Close by in the Four
LEE teenth Wa d, Four-room Brick, panty,
3:ssl &c oset, hall, by drant water and lawn,
g. 1900. B-iek Cottage, Two rooms
::; on car line, First South street, choice
.isl location, lot 21zx10 rods. lS7.
~ 2,7OO. In the Twelfth Ward, de
#:::l sirable location, house and lot front.
ing east supplied TlI6 Nsuaaa mot mot
caicul ted in the price For particulars In
~ 400. Adobe four-room honse, Six
Md teenth Ward, lot 5xio rods, good garden.
- - $50. Frame cottage. three looms.
IGHl barn, lot 8 by 10 rods, eastern part OF
sg i.aoo. -Four room cottage outside
Hi cellar, good well, fine orchard, lot by2o
U.s. IS-Hei $50. Adobe House. five rooms, on
| Film: car line, good WELL lot 8 by 20. 10. q
ESia 5000. Eight-room Adobe House,
! f38',,f close to car line. fine large orchard,
kAllI nearly full lot OF land. in the health
/ kHH est and most pleasant part OF the city
IS I.s LIE - 900. 4 ne modern style Adobe
Tl31.I House OF five rooms, in the eastern
HNIII part OF the city, beautiful location
/ f;iE Jul hydrant water, lawn, shade and frul
/ trees, and near the car line. A.
I s,liL 1000 Comfortable house one
HjPrsifa block north Of the Temple, eight-roon
EtfilI adobe. cellar, water works, fountain
Mslll lawn. fruit and shade trees, corne
:. lot. grand view. close to business, very at
tractiye and healthy location. IL.
s,siA 6,OOO. Lovely reside nee in tn
I Tk3lmsI1 Twentieth Ward frame house, 81
EMiliI rooms, corner lot, by 10 rods, beau
EHllu tifuily ornamented with evergreen
and shade trees, charming neighborhood
; hydrant water 4 very desirable home. 81
A beautiful residence ON Sout
s - Temple street, Twentieth Ward
IlmlI stylish brick house Of eigh
VI tlAlAl!ls rooms, hard finished and bull
: [n[lRII lil in first class style. every moder
Hs=-2- improvement in plumbing, bat
= ROOM hot and cold waterr interior waite
: closet nice barn and carriage house, eorne
lot with iron fence, beautiful lawn an
l shrubbery. For price enquire at my ofnc'
: ~ 500. Three room house on Arseni
EGa Hill, lot 3 by rods, fine view, health
- LOO. Frame store, four room
: @i:;l adjoining Salt Lake Iron Works, Fl
sl teenth Ward, and another four TOO
house In rear; lot 6 by rods, rents Tor y
per month. 1872
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WHITE s SMITH,
REAL ESTATE, LOAN
Fire. Life Accident
INSURANCE AGENTS
No. "a E., Second S, 4th St.
20. BOX 2ol.
SPECIAL.

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can 5 9ss o Ss Eo4 iHndio;FHR s
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Office under McCornick's Bank,
I52 East Temple Street. sa

SPECIAL NOTICE. have many pro
For full information call at my office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19
PALESTINE.
A Copious Rain in Season Cotton
and Gin Mill Factory.


PALESTINE, TEX, May lS,-Though
crops were not actually suffering for
rain, the soil was getting rather dry
and the cotton and corn held back be-
cause Of the unusual GOODNESS OF the
nights during the past two months
Saturday night this city had glo.
rious rain, and il IL believed the
copious fail Was general over the
county. Tue prospects, for good crops
in Anderson county are much better
than for three years past.
Oar citizens are hopeful that the
Gould hospital may be located NJ this
place, Palestine being the most central
point Of the Gould system.
The foundations are now being laid
for the new couri-house and the con-
tractor, Col. Geo. A. Wright, viii
push the work OF building through
rapidly. There will be commodioue
apartments for all the county officers.
Considerable excitement was caused
Saturday by the disappearance of AS.
sistsnt Train Dispatcher Speers' little
elght-year-old con. He left home at | |
o'clock tospend the day at a neighbor's
house, and, on failing To appear at sup.
per, runners were sent out all over the
city, and the family and friends were
much alarmed for his safety. About
9 O'Clock at night he was found asleep
in the cow-shed.
The cotton gin and mill factory es'
tablished here last June is in most
fl0urishing condition. The additional
funds required have just been sub
scribed and the success Of the enter
prise is assured The company will
inside OF sixty days have thirty fine
gins and twenty corn mills completed
and orders are eth coming in. They
also expect big trade In repairing
gins and other machinery. They have
excellent buildings aud the machinery
IL the best manufactured IN the United
| States,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19
WACO.
Another Jail Delivery - An Arrest
for Breaking the Sunday Law.

special.
WACO, TEX, May Is Sheriff Helm
of New Braunfels, Comal county, or
rived here this morning. He had u
warrant for the arrest Of Andrew
Roemer, who came here Saturday
evening, in company with Mrs.
Schoerner, also of New Braunfels.
The couple were arrested as soon as
they arrived here by Van Hall OF
Halls Detective agency. The warrant
brought by the New Brauufels sheriff
charges Roemer with abducting Mrs.
Schooner. The sheriff bore nea-
sage TO the woman from her husband
in New Braunfels, inviting her to re-
turn home il she 90 desired. She
stated she would die before she would
go back, SO the sheriff left her alone
and che took her little girl and walked
away, leaving Roemer in the hands OF
the sheriff. she employed her liberty
TO good purpose, for about noon writ
of habeas corpus was served on Sheriff
Helm, ordering him TO produce
Roemer before Judge Evans at 4
o'clock this afternoon, ana show cause
why the prisoner should not
be released. The, woman had
employed counsel for Roemer
and the New Braunfels
sheriff was greatly nonplussed.
Judge Evans heard the argument and
remaDded Roemer to the custody of the
sheriff OF Comsl county. The latter is
now waiting for the south-bound train,
which is delayed. Roemer's lawyers
are hunting for District Judge Rimes
TO get him to issue another writ Of
habeas corpus. The chances are the
sheriff will leave with the prisoner to.
night.
One arrest was made to-day for
violation Of the Sunday law. Dave
Hudson, saloon-keeper, at | O'Clock
Saturday night, put two bottles Of
whisky in his pocket, took glass and
went around giving away drinks OF
whisky, The city attorney said this
was a violation If the law, and Hud-
son was arrested. He refused TO give
bond TO appear for trial Ia the police
court tomorrow morning and was
! locked up. IL - understood that he
will fight the case tomorrow.
| Last night the notorious Tim Luns-
ford, local rough, and four other
white men confined in the city lookup,
cut their way out and escaped. This
Is the second general delivery within
ten days from this institution.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19
Affairs OF The Vulcan Iron Works.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, May lS.--Owing to
the confused state of affairs OF the con-
solidated companies which absorbed
the Vulcan Iron works OF this city,
the Grand Tower Living Company Of
Illinois and the Pilot Knob Company
of Southeast Missouri, scheme Is on
foot TO call in all the outstanding
bonds of these three concerns, which
aggregate $1,000 600. and to issue in
their stead 800, 900 of new bonds COW
ering the combined assets OF the com
paniea.
a committee composed Of John w.
Noble, G. G. Mofiett and Pierre Cho-
teau has been appointed by the Vul-
can bondholders to go to New York
and endeavor TO make arrangements
with other companies for carrying this
| scheme into effect.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19
FETAL POISON.

b a coppersmith by trade, and during
Of years my arms (boing bare when Mt
have absorbed n wonderful amount of
poison, Having scrofulous tenden'
pm my youth, the small particles OF cop
% brass would get into the sores, and
~ process the poison was conveyed IN
blood I'LL my whoe syAtem became
1ed | was treated with the old RENE
4imetcury ana iodide potassium. Salt
n followed my teeth are all loose In my
my digestive organs deranged, and !
been helpless in bed for over a year with
3nIla Rheumatism. Ny joints were all
~, and lost the use of my arms and
snd became helpless 4 an Infant.
4 Sntierings became SO intense that IL was
&sSlbe for me to rest. The doctors I'D
NE Togo TO the city hospital for treat
"A This | could not bear. A friend, who
Proved q friend indeed urged me TO try
"A sspecltlc, believing 1t would cure me.
Hiekcouraged mo, but ! secured q few
u and have now taken two dozen bot
7 The first effect of the medicine was TO
he poison 10 the surf ace, and 1 broke
over In running tores, They soon
Pared and my skin cleared OF. MY
which had become twice their natural
We resumed their u sual 81 re, and are
~ OF yore. My arms and hands are all
lpin, and can use them without pain.
lllfe disease has LETT all parts of the
NvetNo ulcers on my wrists, which
ailngrapldly. | am weak from long
unenii but | have the use of all my
ms medicine Is br ngtng me out oil
essa trial OF my life, and l cannot
vsissufhclent to exp ess my apprecla,
M virtues, aud the gratitude l feel
M EVER heard of II,
r uary 8, 1875.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19
xorrow Escape.

.srvp. June /, 1882. Ten
ROCHE Tracked with the most
II sgo wv SsssthIy pains in my back and
\ .aing TO the end OF my toes
Ss NJ made me delirious!
fcn lt ss ,hIee men to hold me on
III st times! o;, 20 roi;ava
y doctors tried in vain 10 reiieVe
A nj 10 no purpose. 49,,
+ s - ~ two months 1 was given up
&rll =,
4. Ben . snmsIphbor tell what Hop Bitters
' ~ IN her, she at once got and
Il,S some. The first dose eased
LIN and seemed TO 20 hunting
y, .s,I nv system for the pain.
dose eased me SO much that |
sscVhs n,,rs. something had not done
svnrihs' Before had used nve bot
W NY we'll and at work as hard as. any
w w ar over three weeks; but j worked
y ~ nv strength, and taking n hard
aastaken with the most acute and
,,,Ssnmatism all through my system
w sIt the doctors again, and after sever
ss shev left me cripple on crutches
s,,hsy said met n friend and told
~. and he raid Hop Bitters had
H.. and would cure me. / poohed at
INA IN was so earnest that l was In
use them again.
,Sen four weeks threw away my
:. "a went TO work lightly and kept
me bitters for five weeks, until
.,.Tell as any man living, and have
ffsix years since.
!. also cured my wife, who had
M for years; and has kept heI
Inv children well and healthy
tam two to three bottles pei
& There is no need to be sick al
K these bitters are used.
]. BERK, Ex-Supervisor
hist poor, invalid wife, sister
er,
dsughter!!!!
I'M be made the picture Of health
5tlth few bottles of Hop Bitters
None genuine without q bunch OF greer
I'M me white label. Shun all the vile
Z hons stuff with "Hop" or Hops" II
&'name,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19
Tuud ior ReOpening the Exposition.

CHICAGO, ILL, May ls.-George d.
Pullman was last night In receipt OF a
telegram from Superintendent jeffrey
OF the Illinois Central, dated New Or
leans. II stated that the different
roads and companies reaching New
ORLEANS who are interested In tho 70
opening Of the New Orleans exposi'
ton next year are TO subscribe Sloo.,
600 10 further that object, and he ASKED
for an Immediate response from hI.
pullman, SO that they might kno"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19
BOWIE
Throo more Jail Binds Break tho Bars

Bowie, TEX, May 1s.--The
prisoners confined in our county
jail, three in number, sue.
ceeded in eflecting their escape
Saturday night. The facts are, briefly,
that about dark Frank Clark, brother
to Bill Clark, lately convicted Of
burning our courthouse, succeeded In
getting out Of his cell, and with the
aid of the other two prisoners-who IL
seems he let out Of their cell---oveIcame
the jailer, and, after locking him up
In the cage, they made their escape.
The officers are In pursuit, but so iar
as heard none OF the prisoners have
yet been captured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19
Locusts Coming Ont Of lhe rarlh.

BRIDGEPORT, ILL, May lS.-The
seventeen-year locusts, which Prof,
Riley predicted, ne mentioned in the
recent Washington dispatches, seem
to have made their appearance. They
have been found in large numbers close
to the surface Of the ground. They are
moving upward. The indications are
strong that nm unusually large swarm
will appear in short time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19
A CITY TREASURER SHORT.
The Treasurer of Springfield, Ill, a
Defaulter.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, May lS.-Con.
siderable excitement was occasloned
here by the circulation OF the report
that City Treasurer Wright was de-
faulter. Wright has held the Office of
city treasurer for the past five years
continuously, At the last election he
was not q candidate, and Geo. CASTOR,
the Democratic candidate, was elected.
1t was claimed that CASTOR was
ineligible, as he had not lived
In the city year, and Wright
refused to turn over the books and
funds. The council decided
that CASTOR was eligible and ordered
Wright TO turn over the Office and APP
purtenances. Five different days were
designated byWright for the purpose,
but he always failed to materialize.
This delay gave rise to the suspicion
that he WAS short. On investigation
the comptroller's bank account was
| was found to he about $4,000
short. His bondsmen, ex.Gov
Palmer, Gen. j. G. McClen.
nard and Gen. G. G. Lamb were
notified and Wright was notified to
meet them yesterday. This he agreed
to do, but he has not been seen by
them or their attorneys, who wer,
hunting for him all the afternoon
Wright, who has always been popular
was war Democrat, and was ap
pointed to the Springfield postofiice b!
President Lincoln. 1t was ALLEGED
when he left the office that he was
defaulter to the amount of about al,
thousand dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19

whatto depend on from the Pullman
company. Mr.. Pullman says that his
company will do its full share toward
the continuation Of the exposition, that
the enterprise is Of great service in
many ways and that ii will be shame
not 70 reopen again. now that the
buildings and every thipg lie in good
shape, and the expense in future years
VIII be but fraction Of the expense OF
the first year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19
PLANO.
The Temperance Demonstration Post
poned.

pOneu.
special.
PLANO, TEX, May lS.-Last Saiur-
day evening violent rain storm swept
over our town and continued without
ceasing until almost dark. II pre-
vented the temperance demonstration
which was TO have taken place on that
night, and the Council Of the United
Friends OF Temperance was compelled
10 postpone its entertainment untll
saturday night Of the present week.
The prohibition sentiment is every
day Increasing in strength ana
volume, and it Is reasonable TO suppose
and safe to predict that IN the fall OF
next year IL will sweep the state ike
an avalanche.
The stock of goods recently assigned
by Messrs. Kendrick s. Sons has been
purchased by Blake d Burnstein.
The goods will be removed, and Mr.,
KendricK, ST., hiss been appointed To
take charge OF and to cell them.
The weather has again cleared up
and everything is looking fresh, green
and beautiful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19
Another Case Of wife. Beating.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 49,
About o o'clock this morning the
dead body OF Mary johnson was found
in an alley in the lower part OF the
city. 1t was supposed that she had
committed suicide, but on inyestiga.
ton It was found that she had been
beaten TO death. Her husband wac
seen whipping her last night, aud has
been arrested for the murder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19

Rupture, pile tumor, hslule and all
dieeases OF the lower bowel Except
cancer, radically cured; Send ten
cents IA stamps for book. Address
Worlds Dispensary Medical Assoeia-
ton 6g9 Main street, Buffalo, n. 4.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19

ISAsyoh's Cure will Immediately re-
lieve Group, whooping cough aud
bronchitis. Sold by II. w. Williams
q 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19
|alarial Poison.

afGrgth In Southwest Georgia last
urea up the wells, m 4 we were com"
~ use water from the creek on the
uon, The result was that all were
~ Win ehills and fever. / carried
yong as took II had perfect health.
erased taking H.. I, like the rest,
-Tltd with chills. When ! resumed
4 was al right again. We have used
4 Ahlly as an anlidote for malaria
Is u, lWO or three years, ana have never
'"O iali IN a single instance.
H.. W C. FURLoW.
p,sI Co, Ga, Sept. n, 1884
Vu Blood and skin Diseases mailed
hWIH'r SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19

That will not curdle in hard water q
Wells drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19
WaIer.Coolers

And bird cages At w. P. Lewis 4
Bros.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19
America Ahead Once More.
NEW ORLEANS WORLDS EXPOSITION.

NEW ORLEANS WORLDS EXPOSITION,
The wlnImantic Thread Company awarded three
medals Of the first class AZ The New Orleans
Worlds Exposition, Tor ,he best quality Of Six.
Cord Spool Cotton, for best qualify and most
oomprehenSyie display Of manufacturing Sh 'Cord
Spool Cotton. and for best display Of manuuIac.
tured Spool Cotton In black, white and eoIots.
At he New Orleans Worlds Exposition,
the Willimantlo Thrend ". ~ Hartford,
Conn, a distinctivoly American institution,
again carried Off all the honors, and the only
med tia awarded for spool cotton. The con-
petenees Of this latest Millmnntlc victory
can De better appreciated ny fehdlnB inc Iol'
lowing copy OF the reports OF the Judges
BEST QUALIFY Of slN.CoKn sPooL
COT ION In all numbers for SEW ING MA.
CHINE and homework
AWARD Mcddf OfihC HrSt class.
"Beet quslity and most comprehensive
displRy OF manufacturing siN-oofd spool
cotton, from the bale OF cotton 10 THO mn
iahed thread on spool"
AWARD Medal nj The Hrsf ctdss.
BEST displny of manufactured Fpool cot
ton ready Tor use, In black, whito and
AWARD nedai N he Iira class.
10 emphasize this report OF the Jurors, the
committee on awards I'M made SPECIAL
report of which the following l. acopy:
ain confirming this report, the commit
tee On awards take occasion 10 tNpfesa
IN II appreciation Of the superior and
complete exhibit "Fde by The Willimnntic
RIORirY OF THEIR PRODUCT, ~ result
ing from practical operations OF tho Expo
Bltlon, and hereby grant the highest
awards permissible unoer the rnias.1
signed, GUS A. BREAU&, Chairman OF
Committee on awalds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19
The Mirror

is no natterer Would you
make it tell a swecter tale1
Magnolia Balm is the charm
err that almost cheats the
looking-glass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-19

,.ryrsrFR. June ], lss2; Ien
Roch ~, attacked with the most
[nse and deH'ni' Kidneys.
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New York stook NIarket.

NEW YORK, July wall Street
Stocks irregular at opening. there being
an advance of - in Northwestern and "A
to i in other active stocks except Pa
cific Mail, Lake Shore. st Paul and
Louisville s. Nashville which were "A to
Il. Considerable strength was developed
in the early dealings, during which
prices rose from % to q led by Lacka-
wanna and Lake Shore, the exception
was slight decline soon in New York
and st. Paul latter 10: 80 the market was
again heavy and 70 to % of the advance
was lest. At IL O'Clock the market was
dull and firm at slight decline from
the highest prices.
New YORK, July .-Noon.-Stocks
continued dull and heavy resulting in a
further decline especially in Pacific and
Union Pacific the former u and the
latter below opening. There has been
quite an unusual activity in Michigan
Central with an advance of Is. The
market at noon was dull and heavy but
the prices was still shade above open
ing.
New YORK. July 7.-Governments
are little more active, and strong, at a
general advance of 1S.
This has been I; very dull day at the
STOCK exchange ana the rev tranSac-
lions made have been limited almost
entirely to half dozen stocks, never
theless, the general market exhibits a
strong undertone. There was some
weakness in the morning in Union Pa
cific, following the publication of what
was regarded as a rather unfavorable
statement for the month of May, and
Pacific Mail also declined during the
first two hours and after midday there
was a general weakening in the whole
list. which carried the prices below the
early quotations, y to 12s percent for
the most active stocks. In the last hour
Il portion OF this loss was recovered, the
final sales showing only small changes
as compared with last evening, but for
most STOCKS there is a decline of "A to Il
per cent. Pacific Mail is down q, how
ever, and Union Pacific q,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-08

Can be consulted daily from O'Clock TO
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Sundays from 10 an. to pm He has hsd
twenty-five years experience IN the special
reatment of all Venereal, Sexual and
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Affections of the Tn p Skin OF Bones,
NERVOUS DEBILITY Iupotency and Los
Manhood, exhausted Vitality, Semina
Weakness, Spermatorrhea. Paralysis. and al
the terrible effects of Self-AbUse, youthful
follies and excuses in maturer years,
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inmate fatally. The presence of the disease
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vigor, defective memory, heart affections,
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Disease.
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Chicago Grain Trade.

CHICAGO, July Z.
Wheat Heavy selling prevailed early
in the session and the market dropped
off q from closing yesterday, but re-
acted from the lowest point fully1H and
closed firm Il higher than yesterday /;
S6N cash 8S1S August. 90A September
Corn-firmer; 475s cash-July; AZ
August 467s September.
Oats-F lrmer; 3114 cash-July; 265s
August
Whisky-1.15.