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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-22
BRADroRD, Pa, May 9Th, 1875.

1t has cured me of several diseases,
such as nervousness, sickness at the
stomach, monthly troubles, etc. have
not seen sick day in year, since ]
took Hop Bitters. All my neighbers use
them. Mrs. FANNIE GREEN.
5000 Losr-"A tour of Europe that
cost me "$3 900, done me less good than
one bottle of Hop Bittess; they also
cured my wife of fifteen years ssner-
vous weakness, sleeplessness and dys-
pepsia." R. NJ, Auburn, n. Y.
High Authority.
Hop Bitters is not, in any sense, an
alcoholic beverage or liquor, and could
not be sold for use except to persons
DESTROYS of obtaining medicinal bitters.
GREEN B. RAUM, U. S. Com.
Interl Rev,
So. BIooMIsGvIILE, O., May 1, 10,
SIRs-I have been suffering ten years
and I tried your Hop Bitters and it done
me more good than all the doctors.
Miss 8. s. BooNE-
Baby Saved.
We are so thankful to say that Our
nursing baby was permanently cured of
a dangerous and protracted constipa-
ton and irregularity of the bowels
by the use of Hop Bitters by
its mother, which at the same time res
tored her to perfect health and strength.
The Parents Rochester n. Y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
Delicate and Feeble LADIES'

Those languid, tiresome sensations,
causing you to feel scarcely able to be
on your feet; that constant drain that
is taking from your system aliits former
elasticity; driving the bloom from your
cheeks; that continual strain upon your
vital forces, rendering you irrltible and
fretful, can easily be removed by the use
of that marvellous remedy, Hop Bitters.
Irregularities and distractions of your
system are relieved at once, while the
special cause of periodical pain are per-
manently removed. None receive so
much benefit, and none are SO pro-
foundly grateful and show such an in
terest in recommending Hop Bitters as
women
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-22
coPPER.

New York quOtatons)
~, o,,norior .... lie. per b
other brands. 80. 1OHc' to loZe' per Id
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-22
oAtarrh Of the Bladder.

xs ssansingi irritation, Inflammation, all
SGail,SSY ana Urinary Complaints, sared
~ "bacAu-PdbG. - 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-22
Feels Young Again.

MY mother was afflicted long time
with Neuralgia and a dull, heavy, in
active condition of the whole system;
headache. nervous prostitution, and was
almost helpless No physicians ormed-
icines did her any good. Three months
ago she began to use Hop Bitters with
such good effect that she seems and feels
young again, although over 70 years
old. We think there is no other medi-
cine fit to use in the family" A lady in
Providence.
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HOME MARKETS.

NJ ra-,a>rs. Miners and General Peal
To T e aTTT,T1otstons given in this column
-: A tqacted daily from q careful IN
are eoI COZ ~ the different markets prices
gpecn99n ar 20 at wholesale rates, and retail
s Snysrs must expect to pay somewhat
higher figure:
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Eeras.

8arfespnnaemz. Mrnefebille, 4. eSuli.
Mm lebten Montog ereignete 1i1 atuiz
f9en MeDersbile unb Nrnedebille Elm
f9redli6es llngliid. 9err u. WaIbed,
elm fleiBiger Garnter, mar nit 6iilfe
eines Mferifaners oaran, einen 8run=
men su graben. Nm Na9mittage bes
beiagten Sages batte er in elmer Siefe
bon So Sub Wai1er sefunoen unb mar
NIT benz Msritaner bei9dftigt, einen
2aiten ein5uiesen, als pl6bIi9 bic Sei=
tenmdnbe bes 8runnens iiber ibnen eir4
bra9en. 8eibe ipurben BON benz na1z
faaenben Sanb feit gegem einanber ge=
prebt, Der Merifaner lag nit ieinem
2opf gegen Walbeds 8ruit un6 bate
feline Mrme TIM ibn gei9lungen. Wal.
bed gelang es nod, ben einen Mrm, in
tDel9em er cine S9aufel bielt, in BE
96be gu beben unb bor fem @eii1t au
brinsen, 10 oaB ibm ber Msumb frei
blieb. Ser @anb berI9iittete ibn beiz
nabe big iiber ben &opf. Die S9redens=
na6ri9t ipurbe fofort Derbreitet un6
balb tparen bic Ha1barn aur GteQe
un6 arbeiteten NIT Ma9t, ur1 bic 0er=
i9ltteten gu befreien. So6 ba ber
Brunnen in einem iol1en 3uitanbe
mar, bab er ieben Mugenblid nod tpeiz
ter ein5uifiir5en brobte, muBte febr por=
fi9tig su Werf gsgangen tperben unb
bic Nrbeit ma9te baber tur langiame
Gorti@ritte. Weit einbre6enber Na6t
muBte bieielbe fogar cine 3eit lang einz
gefeQt tuerben, big Mnitalten getroffen
tuaren, bic Mrbeitenoen por benz Ser
i9itten 5u ii6ern. I'm 2 ubr Na9ts
tpur6e bic Mrbeit tpieber in Mngriff ges
nomn1en unb ununterbrD6en fortgez
iebt, big enbli9 INN 5 llbr Oienftags,
na9 28fiinbigem 0erI9iittetlein, es Ges
langWaloed aus ieiner Gage au beFreien.
Ser Merifaner mar f9on an1 M5enb bors
ber eritidt. Malbeds 8erlebungen iinb
berbdltniBmdBig lei9t. Gaum tpar er
tpieber aus bem 8runnen unb ifan6 i'm
8egriff, NIT oem 9erausgraben bes tobs
ten Megifaners gu beginner, aIs ber
Brunnen bon gfeuem einltiir3te unb bic
2ei6e bollitanbig beri6ittete. Wtan be-
f6loB nun, ben 8runnen gan3 3uSu=
perfen unb feline tpeiteren 8eriu1e gum
9erausgraben Der 2ei9e gu unterneb=
men, benn bic @efabr fir bic Mrbeiter
mar cine gu groBe. = 9ie Brunnengrds
ber tparen Nbolpb @eb, &arl Braun,
Safob Meiienbelber unb 9loam pros
fups. unb 6ieIen Wdnnern bat Walbed
feline &ettung gu berbanten.
u. 8. Wrnede.
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ssiiritin Bau(ine M}etteruid, bott,

= Tiiritin Pauline Wetterni6 bate
fiir3li6 in elmer @eieaf6aft einen ibrer
fali6en 3dbne Derloren. Sic ma6te
in ibrer getppbnten Mrt bur1aus fein
8ebeimniB oaraus; bas ganse 3immer
wur6e bur9iu6t, alein bergebli9. Nm
nd9fen Sage erblelt lie elm padet nit
einem aierli6en Billet, tporin Der
@6reiber feline Treuoe ausbriidt, baB
er oas tbeure @ut enbli9 gefunben
babe unb es ibr beiliegenb iiberienbe.
Das padet entbielt ben 3abm eines =
O9ien. Satte aud ber Mbienber feline
8alanterie unter Dem Mantel Der Nnos
npmitdt gu Derbergen seiu6t, NOR ibre
Sur9lau6t bod balb i'm &laren, nit
mem iie es all tbun bate. Sic ent=
i6loB ii6 fur5, febte li9 an ibren
S9reibtii9 unb f6rteb benz erpdbnten
9errn, tie babe bon jeber 8emeiie Ieiz
ner groBen Greunbi6aft fir iie gebabt,
oaB er oieielbe aber 10 melt treiben unb
li9 ielbit einen 3abn aussiebem laKen
tperoe, babe iie nimmermebr geslaubt.
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au elmer fleinen gea6feete in bas Sotel
be Srance 5ur S9pelter fabren tpolte.
Ser Gutf9er feumann ertpies fid)
als ni6t iein gfeumaun, lnb ber Baron
lieB iib, perlegener als bic Dame, sur
8aronin g. entfiibren, NO bie itattge<
babte Serwe9slunS algemeine Setter
feit er1egte unb ber S9tpager, Baron
g., 1i1 bereits porfanb.
ct bate BEN Gotillon gu lang ges
funben unb bie i66ne S6pdgerit1 i'm
Std selaien.
Stun la@te bieie, 6ann 1T mein
Danf an bic ri6tige Mbreile gefommen
un6 mein Sitter bat bod tpenigfens
ni6t apei Stunben fiir ni9ts unb tpies
Der ni6ts i'm Wagen geieTen!
! Gr muBte wobl au6 ionit nod anz
genebM fir feinen &itterbien1f entl6dz
bigt worben fein, benn 6er sSebruars
morgen graute ibon iiber 6er 5tabt,
als bet Baron, eine Gigarre i'm Munoe,
au SUP in iein 9oteI auriidfebrte, mo
Sud i'm forgenpoa ertpartete. Ser
gebli9 bate bic treue Geele nod Dem
Nerf6tpunoenen gefori6t unb li9 re6t
triiben 8orifelungen bingegeben, bic
ft6 nun bein Inblid bes ettpas e6auf=
firten, duberit beiteren @ebieters gu
finiterem Nrguobn iteigerten. uno
nun beite1te gar Der Naati9mdrner,
als ob er mie aabere na9tI9lafenben
Wteni6en cine Bere6tiguns barauf
bdtte, ieinen Morgenfaffee, tpollte BON
3ubettegeben ni6ts b6ren, fonbern griff
mad 6en gefern Nbenb mod eingelaufe=
men Peftia6en. Sud fdiittelte ben
grauen &opf. Gs purbe ale Gage toll
ler unb fonnte fein gutes Gnbe neb>
men! 9lls er bann nit Dem &affee
tpieoerfam, i6ien bic 9femeiis bereits ibr
Werf begonnen gu baben. @ein 9err
iab plbbli6 auffaaenb ernii9tert aus,
i6ien aud bes &affees ni6t mebr sll
beburfen, ionbern ftubirte INNER tpie=
Der BON pprne ben 8rief, tpel9er ben
Poititenpel Der 9eimat trus.
~ (Gortiebuns folst)
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- Ser farbige S6ullebrer 6enberz
ION, Der in Wnberfon @ountp bic 6rau
bes Sarbisen Greer erI6oB, 1T einge.
fangen porben. Oas Gerbre1en 6er
Gdli6ung bDn S6ulzYpu6ers l9eint
er inbeb ni6t begangeu gu baben.
= Ser Store bon s. s. Weioen,ann
in 8opce, gais Goufitp, in benz fi6 bie
poifoffice befanb, 1T absebrannt.
= Sn Dallas traf bic Na1ri6t Elm,
baB auf Der Stand bon S. Slaughter
bel Colorado @itD Elm &an,pf 5tpii9en
Snbianern unb gombops Hattgefunben
babe. Gs fellen in oemfelben 60 synbia,
ner unb 16 @oipbops gefalen fein.
@abri6einli6 f6rumpfen bic 3ablen
mod beoeutenb 5uiammen.
Gin 8eriu6 tpurbe lit 9eibenbeiz
mer gema6t, Die oortige poitoffiee, bic
li6 I'M Store BON Sennis 2pn6 befin=
ben nieber5ubrennen. Do9 entbedte man
bas angeleste 6euer nod friib3eitig ge=
mug, um es l0f6en gu f6nnen. Mln ttd9s
iten Morgen fano man am @ilenbabn=
DEPOT elm plaeat angeidlagen, auf oem
bic bsrborragenben Biirger bes Stdbt,
6ens als 2iigner unb 9iebe besei6net
tpurben. @'e Hs
= Gin BON elmer plantage BEL 6ear>
ne entlprungener 3u6tbaus=S =StrdHing
gtamens 8rotDn 8oslep 1T in Der Mdbe
bon Sallas eingefangen tporoen.
= Sn &aufman ent6edte ttan fiir8z
lid Geuer am Gourtbauie. Na9bem
6a1el6e gel6i6t mar, ergab bic Inter
iu6ung, oab Die bei6en na6 benz atpei=
ten Stoftperf fiibrenben Sreppeit nit
&oblen6l getrdnft uno bann ansesiins
bet tpurben.
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1leber Die aud per 3abel aemel=

%SpS| usS uuty peI SeWuet SSAlel>
bette, angebli6 {ebr gefdbrli6e @rfrans
flung beg 9idters 8ictor b. S9ehel
i6rieb man ber rStraBb. g." aug
&arlsrube: uMam fennte aa6 einis
gen 3eitungsberi6ten glauben, Der
9i@ter beg ugtfebarb" unb bes rSroms
peter bon Sdffinget", Iietor pDn S9ef>
fel, iei tobtfranf aus Der Ndbe bes
Mummeliees, oem fd6nselegenen Gaft=
baus u3um Wolfsbrunn", untpeit
M6ern, nad Sauie gebra9t tporben.
Sem 1T gliidli6erpeife ni9t aliol
l1nler beriibnter 2anosmtanm Iiebt es,
feinem proiaii9en rNdn3lein" bur9
f9arfe Bergtpanoerungen gu 2eibe gu
geben unb bot fi6 Bel einer iol6en al
ler6ings beoeutenb erfdltet. @s entz
midelte 9id cine Gefi9tsroie, bic aber
f9on i'm Stadium bes &iifganges ans
gelangt 1T. Man barf ii6 alio Der
Sorge enti9lagem."
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Sn Nr. 2l ber rIeuen 3eitf6rift
ftir Wtultf" finbet ii6 Elm Gonertberi6t
aug gSlen, benz mir folgenbe Stelle ent-
nebmen:
rSn nod bel Weiten, minberen @raoe
ipri6t eine iol6e Wabl bas @ort Dem
@rmehenf6nnen Der fol9er 8eitalt nr=
ganlllrten &iinltlern BON Mtutter 9fatur
ei1gelebten,. unb 6ur6 bic genoI1ene
S6ule pobl gu erbebli6em Sur9bil=
6ungsgrabe na6 Seite feinlter Mrt Der
Nusprdgung, aber our@aus ni6t na9
benz 9lnbltde auf Dabre, fernige Giile
enttptdelten Songebumgsfraft." Ia.
Sas 1T bod boffentli6 Seoem unierer
2eier flar getporoen? 55q
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Gin riidfi6tsbo1ler Sobn.
:. 8ater: rWas, 8runo, Du baff
na9fibem miiifen tpegen Mtangel zines
gnti9uloigungsi6eins fiir Die geftrige
S@uloerfdumnib? Sd babe Sir bod
einen fol6en gei6rieben unb 1nitgegez
benl"-S obn: rSa, BET mar aber 70
noil ortbograpbil9er S6niber, oaB i9
mid tptrtli6 geniren mubte, i'm abollz
geben!" x
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: Gin armes Mdb6en tpiini6t ibr
&inb an timber pfe @ltern gu ber=
i6enfen. gu erfragen &C." CIR. 14O
oer &6nigsberger 3tg.) Seine &inber
baben uno bod gltern fem, 1T i6per.
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0r. &pianfp.

y Dieler Same 1T 70 befaunt innerbalb ben
Ser. Staatem. bab es taum n0tbis ift su iasen,
bab ct Der @rfinber oes beriibn,ten Sr. 8ofanto
9uiten. uno 2unsen Sbrup 1T, bas beliebte
8olfsbeilmittel, mo immer es befannt 1T, fur
Sufen, @rfGltunsen, S9pinbfu9t unb alle
aranfbeiten bes Salies unb ber aunsen. &reis
so @ents unO $l.oo. gertauft Bel s. Salt
cher &: Spn. - 5.
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= Cine 9lnseige i'm Nldrf. @tabtz
unb Sanofreun0 gtr. SO lautet: v8om
Sominium Glein=Mantel piro gum foz
fortisen Intritt Elm &ubbirt ge1u6t.
Serielbe bat bic gerpfli6tung, einen
9ofeganger gu fellen unb muB bie
Trau NIT mil6en." S9euBli9.
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= 9ur6 rbeuntatii6e S6mersen,
on benen i'd iiber amei Sabre gelitten
bate, boQfdnbig an @eiit unb &6rper
gebro6en, uurbe i'd beranlaBt ct. Sa=
fobs Del an5utuen5en. Ser grfolg
tuar iiberrai6enb. .-Marie @inaris,
9ouispille, 3p. Siinfsig @ents bic
Glaf9e.
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@eaeniiber benz Qnoranqe Der Be-

= @egeniiber benz Inorange Der be-
motratii9en Iemteridget su poitmeis
itersStelen errest es Iufieben, baB
Serr pauI Gurlt in Dallas elm ioldes
@mt abtpeift. Ser bortige pofmeiiter
ernannte ibn gu ieinem aifiitenten, Gurit
nabm iebod Die grnennung ni9t an.
- 9err Walter Sips I'M 8erein NIT
16 an6ern Muftiner @efddftsleuten boz
ben fi6 erboten, benz @ountp 3rauis
$4,000 ainienfrei gu leiben, tpenn bic
6ommiiiioners bas @elb sur 8erbeiez
runs Der 2anbfraBen beriuenben iuoaen.
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= Weilnar. grofeRor Grid 5dmi6t
1T nit Der 9erausgabe ber 1T bic 6dnbe
BET 8oetbe s8eieql6aft gelangten ua6=
gelaiiener Papiere @oetbe's, beionbers
bes Sagebud)s oes 9t6ters, betraut
por6en. Sas 2ebtere bat lib als elm
Gunb bom gr0BtemWertb ertpieIen, 6enn
es entbdlt neben ben tdgliGen Mufaei1z
Hungen pabrero zines 3eitraumes bpn
60 Sabren, lDriid)e @ebi9te, @pigrantz
me unb SatDren @oetbe's, bon benen
btsber ni6ts befannt mar, umb cine
reibe Gorreiponben5 nit faft allen Be=
rlibmtbeiten Der 3eit bon 1880 big 1880.
Die ungeouIo, nit tpel6er Der 8er6fz
fentli6ung oieier gan5en neuen 2iteraz
tnr bon ben literarii6en &reiien sans
@uropa's entgegengeieben mirb, ,iit faum
gu bei6reiben.
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p9as 3ertreten bes @rafes unb
bas 8aben in l1etner Wiefe
i'm ytisaatbal pirb hermit unter1agt.
Grau s. paas, &ommel." (Oer 3ei<
tungsbOte 9tr. ~. 9as 1T alfo bas
pabre Wies 8aben.
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s'Feiles Sarsaparilla' fit
alle Slut. unb Sautfranfbeiten sfurirt bic
fdlintmfen Sale bon 8Iutberqiftuna bis sur
setpobnli9en Ginne. Gebrau1sannei1una auf
ber Etitette. Gabrisirt bon ber 4lamo Wtffa
Company uab gum 8erlauf an @ieberberfanfer
uno on @rioatperionen bel u. 9reib, San
Mntonio
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g8i9tis fir Nuswanoerer.
@rObe Breisermdsisun in ber lleberfabrt,

@rObe greisermdsisun IN Der lleterfabrt.
Der 1luteraei1nete If ertnahtist 9ai1ase.
fdeine, freie Bet6fisuns einsefd fdloEen, BON Bre.
men iber 4atre sunb Antperpen nod San I'm.
onto fir SAILS dusaufellem.
Der Yreis fiir bic Meile bon Gan Mntonio
mod oben seaannten Sdfen, incl. 8ef0itisuns,
$52.Ss. 4 So
Gerner rebusirte giienbabnraten nod allen
Orten in Deuti9lano, Sdpeis, Sanemart unb
Sranfreid.
Ndberes su erfabren bel
s. @riefenbed,
22,f ,tuip Yafases Gsent, San Nntonto.
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G0lI's sesetsbiliides
eteitianii@er
Saats@ s@rlte,lerc1..

ssssea ssutnnt Elm SeiImittsI 70 snt,3i.b.u.s
rertraaeu beam qurIihm mic Saa's osssss,..r.
eses. DE 6aae. tn benen CT eine psusanbia, sa;s.
eerseriseu'ms Der Sarbe bee Saarss mn .,rsr
seiuneeH Snitanb Der aopibaut Bsruorssus,,u. sins
unsdbIis. aIte aests Iobsn I'm uu, ieter ,nssr. ,
barea araft uiaen ibren wsssnerbens.u aOdsn
eeren nriprRnsIi@e Sarbe anb s90nbeit wieber,u.
ssssH. Sssfe In mitsIsrsn Sabren ssbrau9ea I'm
GENE. ueiI er bic aaBIbeit perbtet, e9upper .nt.
fsrnt bdtt uns benz 6aare Elm trnftises Ba9stbum
srtbeiIt. Sunse Damen finb ibm um s5res 7oiIsste
,utaen seuosen, neil er BEN Saare einsn fSSnsn
wsi4en SLAMS srtbeiIt unb es ibnen niSsIi@ moot,
ibr 4drr tn ieber bsliebisen Sorm susuri&ten. 90
IN &c tsi allen beIiebt, nnb ,rpar einfa@ aus BEN
eranse, nsu er fsets itren erwartunssn entipri@t.
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= Sur6 eas 2anbesbuter &reisblatt
gtr. A tpirb elm tii6tiger Sasearbeiter
gefu6t, nb er u9 bauen fann."
So6 boffentli9 in Siebe unb Site.
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Su bermietbeu.

SIN Stueiten Stodtpert Der ,SSreie
prene" finb mebrere 3immer su bers
mietben.
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y ssasr Der pidtisfen anb beliebteRen zO:letsen.
srfwsI tss GERM seworben. aer einen srauen
oast 0el'at, ossr sinen. beasx natiirli&e Jarbe
a'ansenssm ", BEN miro 8adinst a MS 4art
seize bsIfea.
3abneitet bon
". y. 1aI 3 &c., aaibma, r. 8.
Ss allen apossssen sa bessn.
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Die
wo6entiiebe Treie Nreife
erideint
leoen DDnnerfas
uno fpifet
$3.50 bas Sabr ober $1.25 fir 6
Wcnate in gcrausbeSubluns.
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MDer's
Q9ue;. Cure

entbalt Elm Geesngift esUca alle bon sumbRut bers
riibrtnhe nebel. bas, 70 pieI weis, In feinet
anbern ar3nci entbaIten lit. Gs entbdIt tein Gbis
min, and feine metauii6en ober anbern iddbH9en
Seitanbtbeile unb bat baber teinen na9tbeiIisen
Ginflab auf bic Contribution, fOnberu last ben aBrs
per 10 seiunb ipie uor Der arantbeit.
mir saranftren, baB slssr's asue.Gure aue
Sdge Don faItem remittirenbem, itilIem, @e6ieIs
unb gaIIenfteber, 70 pie uon 2eberIeiben, bic
bur9 Suntpfluft berbeisefibrt ftnb, beiIt. SoHte
es mad ri9tiger Mnwemouns su beiIen perfebIen, 70
finb bic gambler burd anier GirfiIar pom 1. SuIi
1882 erma9tigt. has @elb 3urhf3u,ableR.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at Philadelphia, Sc. Louis, Balti-
more, Cincinnati, and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS, May 9--Four strong and higher;
family, 81 o42o: choice s4;5o@4.s 50; fancy. 81. SIS
and higher under bad crop reports cold weather and
foreign rumors but closed weak and below top prices
ST. May 1S9Ss Syssssrssi No ssd css
at S107le; July, ST. .065s01 OS4 closing at
SI.o7st bid; August, $!.o740 1904 closing at
easy No. 2 MIXED, cash, 47047l4c; June, 1880
sc closing at as 7sc July Ala d475sc. closing at
A7lsc: a all the Ely, yeas Ass Oats dull: No mixed
at 66G67c. Barley no market. Lead dull and easy
at 342laS3. 800, Butter unchanged Ia . Eggs un-
Is s66c at mill Hay unchanged. Corn-meal steady
at 3d. CO. Whisky steady at $1.14. Wool firm and
unchanged Provisions firm with fair iobbing trade
meats-For car lots, f. O. b. long clear 57oe, short
ribs $500; short clear, &c. Bacon-Long clear,
625c short ribs, 637ioc; short clear, 6.5006 60c.
$4,000 bu oats. $4,000 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley,
1000 bu. Shipments Flour, 600 brls; wheat.
5000 bu corn, $4,000 bu oats, 5000 bus rye 1000
bu; barley, none.
advanced ! loc and closed firm; No. 2 red, May,
81. 01is0 OF; June ST .O2 lao O2a4 July ST. Oh
quiet; No. mixed and yellow, 56iac, steamer. No.
2 mixed and yellow, $40; No. mixed. May. SEQ
56lac: june; 56056lac; July, 56s4 o57ci August.
lures quiet but steady No. 2 white May, 43 44c;
June. 43043lac July, 43l4043ac; August, 37a1
4oc. Provisions quiet and barely stetdy. Butter
firm scarcity of high grades creamery extras 25c;
frsts, 20023e; Western dairy, good to choice, 120
15c. Eggs steady. but quiet; extras, 14014lac.
Other articles unchanged Receipts-Florr, 5000
brls; wheat. 1000 bu; corn, 25, 600 blu; oats l.
600 bu. Shipments-Wheat, Is, 900 bu; corn, 600
bu; oats. 1900 bu.
MILWAUKEE, May 9.-Flour quiet and firm
Wheat easy Milwaukee, No. 2, 890s95sc; June,
81 lsc July 933sc. Corn quiet and firm; No. 2 % l2c
Oats little easier; No. 2, 34l4s Rye firm and adj
vancing No. 1, 73lac. Barley firmer; No. 2, Gle.
Provisions higher; pork, for cash May,
81 / 3:): June xl1.35 Lard--prime steam for cash
or May 6. 90c; June SOS. Butter unchanged; dairy.
10000 Cheese very quiet at10011c Eggs steady
at 10 al 1lac. Receipts-Flour, 10 70 bris wheat.
008 brls; wheat, Ia, 507 bu; barley, ,S75 bu.
CINCINNATI May 9.-Cotton Middling quiet
at 1oaic. Flour was stronger; family, $4.400
4.75i fancy. $4s505.25. Wheat - mar market was
ceipta, IL 900 bu; shipments 800 bu Corn 6rm:
No. mixed, 53la054c- Oats in fair demand and
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Southern Crop Reports.

MEMPHIS Tenn, May 9-The cotton crop
report for the Memphis district which embraces
West Tennessee, North Arkansas, North Miss
issippi and North Alabama, to be issued to-mor-
row by Messrs. Hill, Fontaine & Co., will say:
AS will be seen from the responses to 296 letters
of inquiry sent out April II, there will be an
increased acreage planted I'M cotton in this
district of Al per cent. as compared with last
year. The acreage planted in corn also shows
an increase of Il per cent. The weather has in
the main been favorable for planting purposes
Arkansas is the only section where too much wet
weather is complained of. The spring has been
somewhat backward, but farmers have had their
lands in good condition, and planting throughout
the district is nearly completed. The opens
with most favorable prospects Labor is plenti-
full and is reported as working well. Under these
conditions, with favorable seasons, the outlook is
quite promising to the planter. OF aggregate Of
two hundred and nintysix responses as to acre
age, 168 report an increased acreage planted in
cotton, as compared with last year, twenty two
report decrease and log about the same;
average increase, Al per cent; as to weather,
208 report thes weather during April more favor
able than last year, sixty two less favorable and
twenty-six about the same. Two hundred and
six report labor as plentiful and working well.
Twenty report scarcity as compared with last
year. One hundred report an increased acreage
Of corn planted, as compared with last year;
thirty-six decrease and 100 about the same
average increase 49, per cent
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Pool Adjustment.

CHICAGO, May a--After four hours session
to-day the general managers of the Western and
Northwestern roads decided upon basis for the
settlement of all existing differences. The plan
proposed by Vice president Potter, of the Bur-
ington road, mentioned in these dispatches yes
terday, for series of pools east of the Missouri
river including pool covering business from
junction points in Nebraska and the Wyoming
this plan the triparsite pool composed at pres
ent Of the Milwaukee 81 ST. Paul, Rock Island.
Wabash and Union Pacific companies, is to be
recognized in all the pooling arrangements as
one line The differences between the North
western roads were adjusted by the decision to
pool the milling in transit wheat This leaves
all the matters in dispute settled, and the only
additional action now required is the appoint.
ment of arbitrators to settle the question of per-
centages and appoint a commissioner An i'm
mediate restoration of rates has been ordered.