davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-01

0Is NhVhIIO IGouTlkO1
Dice Ell Impartial que ell ministro
de UltramAr, Sr. Balsguer, &c mostr6
ofendido por los staques que le d.
rigi6 IN diputsdo fasiouista en- 10 Sc
sion de hoy del Congreso, con motive
de las msnlfestsciones hechss en- Ma
Mia en- favor del goberDsdor general de
aquel archipelago, general Trrreros.
Ell Presidente del Consejo de Minis
tros insiste en- oponerse & Ia crisis par.
cial.
Sc msnifestsn excisiones y msrcados
conatos de indisciplina en- en- seno de
10 mayoiis.
Ell comsndsnte de un buq7e de que
rra mort e-smericane, surto en- la rsds
de Tanger, hs euviado IN ultimstum al
Emperador de Marruecos, sehslando IN
plazo de doce dias para Que sea puesto
en- hbertad ell individuo acogido bsjo
Ia protection del gobierno de los Es-
tados- Unidos y que se eucuentrA de-
tenido por las autoridsdes msrroqufss.
| 81 estas no satisf.cen las reclamaciones
del gobierno norte-smericano, sc exi'
IgirAn al gobierno marroquf los gastos
| de ls psrmanencia en- squellss sguas de
dicho buque ) de los demas que pueds
enyiar el gobierno americana.
Madrid, l6.-En ell Conssjo de Mi.
niatros ceiebrado syer, bsjo 10 presiden.
cia de 8. N. 10 R=ins, qusd6 firmado e
nombrsmieDto del general Weyier pars
el gobierno general de las lslas Fl
I;nss.
La session de syer del Sensdo no h,
terido interes Alguno levantAndos'
POGO despues de alberta por Lo hsbe
. asuntos de que tratsr. Para 10 pri
: mera session re svisarS 4 domicilio.
En- 10 del Oopgreso pronnnci6 IN dis
curse el St. Romero Robledo sobss /
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-11-03
SOMETIME.

Sometime when all lfe's lessons have been learned,
And and stars forevermore have set,
The things which weak judgments here have spurned
The things DER which we grieved with lashes wet
Will flash before u.s. out of lfe's dark night,
As stars shine most in deeper tnts of blue;
And we shall see how all Gods plans right,
And how what seemed reproof was love most true.
And we shall see how, while we frown and sigh,
Gods plans go as best for you and me;
How, when we called, He needed not our cry,
Because his wisdom to the end could see
And even us prudent parents disallow
TO much of sweet to craving babyhood
So God, perhaps, is keeping from now
LIES sweetest things because it seemcth good.
And it, sometimes commngled with fe's wine,
We find the NORWOOD, and rebel and shrink,
Be sure wiser hand than yoS.s ranine
Pours out this portion for our lips to drink.
And If some friend we love is lying low,
Where human kisses can not reach his face
Oh, do not blame the loving Father so,
But wear your sorrow with obedent grace!
And you shall shortly know that heightened breath
Is not the sweetest gift God sends his friend,
And that, sometimes, the sable pail of death
Conceals the fairest boon His love can send
If we could push aiar the gates of life,
And stand within, and all Gods workings see,
We could interpret all this doubt and strife,
And for each mystery could find key
But not today. Then be content, poor heartl
Gods plans, ike lillies pure and white unfold
We must not tear the close shut leaves apart
Time will reveal the calyxes of gold
And it, through patient toll, we reach the land
Where tired feet, with sandals loose may rest,
When we shall clearly know and understand
think that we will say, "God knew the bestr
-[Selected.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-11-03

AN interesting feature of the closing day of the
W. G. T. U. Convention in New York City was the
address by Mrs. Angie Newman, who is working
among the Mormon women. Her description of
the shocking condition of many of the Mormon
women in Utah elected tears and EXPLANATIONS of
sympathy from among the audience in all parts of
the house.
One Of the recent marriages. where the contract
ing parties was pauper nobility on one side and
beauty and American dollars on the other, was
that of Miss Helena Verrier, of Philadelphia and
Hans Biorn Graesse, of DRESDEN son of the cham
berain to King Frederick of Saxony. Instead of
marrying to settle down, he doubtless married to
settle up for when he went on his wedding trip he
forgot to take his bride along and left large
number of financial affairs for herpapa to attend to.
AN embarrassing fact concerning the veteran
war eagle, sOd Abe, has been brought to light.
In speaking of this famous bird, the Woman's
Tribune says: GAS a matter of fact, 'Old Abe
was a female Bird and sye indubtable evidence of
tby laying egg during the period of his honorary
captivity. The incident was kept quiet so that the
honors of war would not have to be conferred upon
the female of his species, but it was known by par
ties employed around the capitol and proof could
be furnished to support the statement if it were
needed" The Tribune is sorry to thus ruthessly
pluck the plumage from the male sex, yet desires
that justice be done even to female eagle, though
the male bird lose thereby his last pn-feather
The Chicago Herald of October 28th has a very
interesting article on woman voting. The question
it seeks to decide is not, can they vote, but would
they vote if they could. 1t forthwith communicates
with 80 representative women in different walks in
life and publishes Their answers to the query. The
Herald is not a suffrage paper by any means, and
is to be accorded due credit for the generous man
ner in which it sets forth their ideas.
If the opinions of the correspondents are to de-
doubt as to what they would do, as the majority
is by far on the strong minded side. The women
whose letters are published are-Grace Greenwood,
Susan f. Wallace (wife of Lew Wallace) Mrs.
Henry Ward Beecher, Anna Katharine Green, Ma
rion Harland, Edith NJ Thomas, Lucy Larcom,
Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Jenny June, Adeline D. 7.
Whitney, Mary Putnam Jacob, NJ d., Rose Terry
Cooke, Sarah Orne Jewett, Mary Mapes Dodge,
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Augusta j. Evans Wilson,
Mary L. Booth, Lucy Stone, Kate Sanborn Chris
tine Terhune Herrck, Frances E. Willard, Eliza
beth P Peabody, Louise Chandler Moulton, Olive
Thorne Miller, Elizabeth Akers, Celia Thaxter Ju-
liza G. R. Dorr, Emma D. Z. n Southworth, Mrs.
Winfield S. Hancock, Mrs. James T. Fields, Mary
A. Livermore, Lille Deyereux Blake, Laura G.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-11-03

The Womans Press Club of Cincinnati Ohio,
numbers thirteen members
The women of Birmingham, England have pre-
sented Mrs Gladstone with handsome cameo por-
trait of her husband.
ELIZABETH CADY STANTON thinks the chief OBJ
sacle in the way of woman suffrage is the apathy
of women themselves
The Woman's Journal reports Miss Wizards
address to the Woman's Christian Temperance
Convention, as being characterized by "breadth,
brilliancy and impressiyeness,
SUFFRAGE associations are daily becoming less
an exception. and more the rule 1t is safe to pre-
dict that within very few years every town OF any
dimensions will boast of band of earnest women
pledged to labor in the cause of equal rights
MONDAY October 22d, suffrage club was Or
ganized at Covington, Ky, with Mrs H. G. Farm
err president, and Miss Fannie Thurston, secretary
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-11-03

and The meeting well attended Holloway Isabella B@hT Hooker terof Hen
Bee)
earnestly Della S. Parn and Clara Barton
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-11-03

THE Woman's Press Club of Cincinnati, Ohio
numbers thirteen members.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-11-03
W0MAN'S CHRONICLE.
Weekly Journal, published every Saturday, devoted
to the Interests OF Women.

Specimen copies sent application. Or the paper will be
sent one month for ten cents.
All remittances should be by money posoce ORDER
addressed always to
WOMAN'S CHRONICLE
Cor Second and Louisiana Sts., Little Rock, Ark
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-11-03

Persons receiving WoMAN's CHRONICLE unsolicited need
have no fear In taking from the post office have
desire to collect from those who do wish to subscribe for
our paper Names are given us by regular subscribers and
we send the paper for month trial. at the end of which
time it will be discontinued unless subscribed for.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-04

9. Mn9aaenbe SeQesuuberpisntn=
gen peo Nusburs Seminariums tbeoz
losiife Nfbeling os Nnttmtslourierz
neg &reiteitole, operlaoes bet til 9iz
refttonen, at fatte be npbpenbise 6orz
bolbsresler efterat Se0esmpbet er
afbolbt.
@fterat bisie inbfiueoe Sorilas pa=
re peotasne af Narsmpoet git man
ooer til bet nelte paa 9assorbenen.
Snbberetnin9stomite 9to. 2 rap
porterebe, bpilte &apport bleo mob>
taset Tor at sjennemsaaes.
Mf be al benne &omite .fremiatte
6orlas blep fpl9enbe 8ellutninser
pebta9ne:
l. Gorlgmmer nosen Breft inoen
15oe Marts, at inolenbe fin &aro>
@ia(rapport bar &onferentiens @ef>
reter, at tilitripe 5efreteren for be
af peofommenoe Brei betiente Me>
ni9beber meo Inmoonin9 ON, at bisie
paaminber fin 8reit, ON at efterfomz
me benne bans 8li9t.
2. Samfunoets &reiter opforores
til, iaaoiots bet laoer Jig 9ipre, at lpr>
9e for os opmuntre Menigbeosfolfet
til at iamles pm Cubs Orb til Spz
bDgselie oslaa ba naar 8relten lite
fan pore tifitebe.
3. &onferentlen nebletter en- &oz
.aite al 3 Meblemmer til at uoarbetz
be en- liben Bos til &eileoning for
@pubassitolerne os 1aainart &omiz
teen er fer6ig meo bette Irbeioe
onerienbes bet til Samfunbets 6orz
manb os @efretar til @iennemipn,
bporefter 6isle beiprser ben trDft.
4. Observation-Disclosures og anore
@enner af Bgrnenes frilteli9e OPP
ora9elie tilfpnbes at fomme 1ammen
til fprre MDber, boor iaaoel Spn>
oaasltolen, iom @oeroassfolens, pisz
ti9e Wnlissenoer orpftes.
5. 9a &af. Gburumen fun ct OF
btneret af bort @amfuno, men lite
bar ipst om 0ptaselie / famine, rrpz
ses bans 9eapn al 5ortesnelien ouer
Samfunoets &reiter.
(Sortlettes.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-04
Minnefpt6.

@n uus Manb, umfrins Is 9lar,
blep arreiteret / SEEM 11lm forleben,
forbi ban roabte os ifres paa @aoen.
San par ifgrt Blot l1nberfleoer, os
bapbe intet paa 8enene. Set pife
fig, at Manben bar sal, men insen
uibite, buem ban bar.
= Sobn See, ber forleben mDrbe>
be @barleD @baline / Brandon, os
Martin Moe, ber par mebbelastis i
Morbet, ct blepen forbprt % berpaa
iat / 5en9iel forat afoente @rano>
SurDeus 9om.
- @n, fire Iar sommel @ut, @pn
af q. $. 8ea9 i @ait &o9eier, fit
forlepea benoeliesnis fat / en- liben
&atte Mrienit % ipiite en- liben Sci
beraf. 2ese blep bentet, men Gut
ten bpoe eanite itrar efter.
= Gn ptte Iar sammel Gut, Tbe>
obpr, en- @leetning al Mrs. Sacob
@beifer, brutnebe / &uibforo @enz
bassaften.
- &nute Nelion par en- Sur biem
fra @albinston forleoen, og v@t.
Saul @lpbe" fortGller, at ban forat
unbsaa 8olititeres Dperbens eQer
forat unbsaa at blipe bemerfet reiite
/ en- r8ors@ar". Globe 1pnes forre<
iten at legse megen politiit 8etDbz
ming / bans geiie bioop paa oenne
Eib, ba ban bapbe bet laa traplt, at
ban lite ensan9 funoe ie inbom til
geationalz@ z@onpentionen @bicaso.
- Misbruste Breitens 3illib. =
@n Manb peb 9fapn 6. 6. Ebomp=
ion fom forleben til Sanespille. 9an
ubsap fig forat bore Metbobitpreit
os iasbe, ban bar fra spben. 8an
foresap, at ban eiebe 600 Ncres 2ano
i Marbeben al @lebelanb, en- lioen
BD nosle Mil / 9eoro for Sanespille.
@an bapbe fipbt 2anbet for tre Nar
fiben, os nu par bet iteaet 1aaleoes i
&ris, at ban Tom up forat iette@ierz
Der omtrins bet os bpsse Sus. 9an
reifte MI os ba til 8inona for, iom
ban insbe, at figbe BDssematerial til
&uiet. 6an preoifebe osiaa nosle
@anee / Metbobiittirfen / Sanespil<
lie, og ba ban bar en- soo Ealer og
1pntes at pere me9et 9uofrD9ti9 panot
ban baabe &raiten og mango andre
of Menigbeben for fig. &irfens
g@lbite panbt ban liselebes. 6or
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-04

Set mebbeles fra Berlin 30te Su=
nj, at BET er ta9et ertraoroinare Tor>
.bolbsresler forat beifptte ben nDe
&eiier mob Morbforigg fra Nnar>
differ.
2iselebes beoer bet, at ben Trp9t,
man nereoe for, at &ei1eren bar itemt
for &rig, er MI forluunbet. Man
tror, at Greben pil blioe beoaret, os
at &eileren FUN pniter Jreo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-04

Set beber. at Sap @oulb ifa1 babe
iast fgr Den republitanite geationalz
Contention, at ban pilbe otre en- Milz
lion Dollars iorat 1aa @resbam.
9pis bette ct ianot, ct Der bel neppe
nogen Epipl pm, at Gresham bar ben,
iom belf buroe bapt Nominationen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-04

@n @apport fra Mintiteriet, be-
1luttet at ben mootases for at sjenz
nem9aaes. Man be1luttebe enbpioe<
er ifplse Miniiteriets Snotillins, at
orbinere f6l9enbe &anbioater: q. S.
2bselano, $. 6. Sue. Eb. @auitab,
@br. Dttrebus, M. $. @ueen, $.
Oberitab, 8. 8. 5ramnes.
@nbpibere blep bet be1uttet, at
Ronferentien ifglse 8ait. g. so.
&rosneis esen 8esierins1ub1e
meb bans Dptaselie / &onferentien
inbti( pibere.
Snoberetningstomite SEQ. 5 rap>
porterebe, builten &apport blep mooz
taeet for at sjennemeaaes.
syfglge be oenne &apport inoitille=
be Torilas blep fpIsenbe Beilutninser
anta9ne:
/. Set er meb itor @labe % bier>
telig Eat til Cub, at &onferentiet1
9iehnem Nussburss Seminariums
8eitprers Snbberetnins erfarer, at
Stolen uben Mfbrpbelie,os meo me-
gen weliisnelie timelis os aanbelis
@enieenbe bar funnel fortirtte fin
title @iernirs o9iaa bet forlgbne
@fo(eaar.
Q. &onferentIen ubtaler fin 6Dbe
Mebfplelle meb 8rof. @perbrup BET
&ors os ben Sors, 1om peo 9errels
uranlaselise &isbom er bleuen bam
til Sci peo bans Gamilies large
@psbom us 9uitrus os @pns 9bo,
% beber Sub itDrte bam til 2egeme
os @tiel bans Jorlaotbeb.
3. Meb @lebe erfares, at Hrot.
Dfteoal ben bam tilitaaeoe Gjeneite<
fribeb bar iaapas ejenouubet fin 9el>
breb, at ban peo CUBS 9ielp tan
fort1ette fit Nrbeioe oeo Sfolen. os
bat berfor @amfunbets Eatfor ben
8ielp ban allerebe bette Mar bar poet
fin &olesa 8rof. Sperbrup.
4. Sen anben Saqesftasie, iom
paa forriee Sarsmpbe beFuttebes OPP
rettet peb Nussburs 5emtnarium,
beapnber iin 8irfiombeb peb nei=
fommenbe @toleaars BeepnbelIe.
5. 81. M. 6ope aniettes iom Col
1eee 8rofesior" meo en- aarlis. 2gn af
100000 iamt fri 8olis.
6. @. 8etterion aniettes ION Qe<
rer for ct Mar meb en- 2pn af$6OO.OO.
Z. &ol1eeeprofesforernes fremtibi~
se 2bn 1al pare, ioruben fri Bolis
pg 100000 pr. Mar for be 2 lfgrfe
Eienefeaar; $4,000 for 3 os 4
Mar; $4,000 for 5 os 6 slar; 9oo.<
90 for Z os s aar % 100000 for ie>
nele Eienefteaar.
8. S @eubo1b til be ruparenbe
@oQeseprofesiorers fremtibise 2pn>
ninser fal beres forrige Eieneitetib,
fom &olleeeprofes1erer mebresnes eff
ter opentaaenoe &e9ulatip.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-04


Ebompion funbe anbrinse en &erel,
ban baobe paa en- 8anf Seem Sort
for $4,000. 9a Mantatoprefen
fjenote bam, fit Ebomplon fig ubbe=
talt $4,000 &ontant iamt en- @bed for
$6000.. Siben bar man intet bprt
ira Ebompion, os peo at unberipse
fanbt man, at &erelen par falF.
Man bar osiaa funbet, at Gore9ipen=
bet ON 2anb par opoistet, og at ban
intet 2ano eie6e nosetiebs / Merbe=
ben. Tppen bill blioe efteripst. -
@enere erfarer Ri, at ben nepnte
8anf beaeeter San6beoen al oenne
Mebbelelie foriaaoibt ben an9aar
8anfen.
- Sra Maribau, 2pon County,
meobeles, at en Mano peb 9eapn
Mulen bat bra9t en- tDlf, fremmeb
8i9e meo fig bib % berpaa forlabt
benbe efter at babe narret al benbe
$500. SUN befinber fig alene blanot
frenmeoe uben en Gent 2ommen.
- 2Dnet i1os neo &as1a9er=9ez
potet peb @sii9 @tatipn &l. 4 @pnz
oassmorsen oa foraarlaqeoe, at bet
blep totalt poelast, meobeles ber fra
Sleepp @pe.
- Stor Slbebrano / 8rainerb.
Eiolis 9proassaften uptoo oer SSlbe<
brano 8acon=Tabrifen &rainerb.
&aa femte @aoe bren6te iDp &Dgz
nin9er, nemlis tire Schooner, to 93e>
taurationer os to Qoteuer. Saaz
oibt ri foritaar tilbprte fire al bis1e
8Dgninger Suitin @raD, og to till
bbrte 8. g. @bite. 9ppleriet, bpor
Sloen fprit upitoo, neobrenote 9an>
tie. @fterretninsen berfra ct lite
me9et tDoelia for ben, lom life er
tjenot paa @teoet, men bet ier uo,
iom BET ialt maa oere brenbt 16-
Is 8p9nin9er. @inben oar me9et
iterf, % man bapbe Be}per meo
&anbperfet paasrunb af bpi &anb=
tanb @lpen. ~9ailp Stems" bar
blanbt be branbliote, men man baa=
bebe at rebbe 8psniusen belpis. Den
breuote 8poel ubeipr bet bebite af be
to &partaler 8bens screenings
centrum.
= @n oolbiom Toroenform git
oper Minneapolis paa Morseniiben
Scat til @pnboss, Eoroen os 2pn
Tom altiammen lom / en- 8unbt, %
5aesnet fprtebe ne6. Hoa Eelesraf>
traaoene funbe man ie lieeiomS Slotue<
Ter. ber rullebe benao 2eonin9erne %
oerpaa erploberebe meb ct &nalo iom
af ensRiitol. Haa tire @teoer opfob
Slbebranb paa9runb af 2pnneo flag,
iaalebes / bet 9amle ct. &aul 4 SUI
lutbz9epot / Noro=Minneapolis, men
8ranbmanbitabet Tom burti9 tiliteoe
os fit 1luttet oueralt, fpr Der febe
no9en flor Sfabe.
- @n Manb / Minneapolis peb
Gapn &obinion fipo os orebte fin
9uitru, ibet BUN Tom gaaenbe paa
@aoen Iammen meo en- fremmeb
Manosperiou forrise Eirsbassaften.
9an fjpo 1iseiaa paa ben iremmeoe,
bois geabn er 8ei1s, men benne bpoe
lite. 9erpaa itibo ban Jig ielu, men
life betfer bette lptteoes eanite. 6ans
aone bar life paa lensere Eib boet
hos BAN. Sun ltulbe bore ct fitte=
li9t MenneFe, mebens &obin1on omz
tales lom ct lloltub.
- @n 10 Nar sammel 9atter af
en- 5armer peb Mapn S. s. Sobnion
/ Merbeoen al @lpnbon blep Scat til
Manbas orabt af 2pnet, mems bun laa
/ fin Sen9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-04

Marsmpoet at beige l &rofeslor 3
&reiter % 3 2e9mGno paa Z Manos
&omiteen 5oreninasiasen. @noot~
bere bleo bet ba be i1uttet at benitille
til Mursmpbet at tnbpelge Brof.
6perbrup, @af. 8. @opme, 8. Ofs
tebal o9 So. 9ab1 os 9'9rr. 8.
@uenion, Minneapolis, Sans 9eil=
len. Sersus Sails, Die Ianitab, @au
Claire.
9a 9ioen par lan9t fremfreoen
blen bet bel iluttet at Sefret9ren raz
porterer til Marsmpbet ue oerpaa blep
Mpbet bepet meb 8pn af &rofesior
8us9e.
2prba9 @ftermioas.
Mpbet aabneoes meb Sang p9
Bpn al &ait. s. 6. Norb. 9erefz
ter blep Sreba9s 8rototolen oplait
af @efreteren pg meb nosle faa &et=
teller blep ben 9ubtfienot o9 antaz
get.
Tulomaatsfomiteen rapporterebe
o9 Sountaln Ment9beb, Suneau Co.,
@is., blep pptasen / &onferentien.
@esuben blep en- Sci &eip9enoe OPP
tasne lom raabeiuenbe Meolemmer.
@n &apport fra 2esoeltgationens
Mpoe 2proas Sormiooas blep opleit
o9 bet blep be iluttet, at &apporten
mobta9es o9 peofpies HrototoQen.
9erefter blep ifplae toruofattet Bez
ilutnins, &als paa Meblemmer at Z
Manos &omiteen foreta9et o9 bet
meb fplgenbe &eIultat:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-03
Money mnrket.

New YORK, August 1 Money, TX.
LATER.
Money on call, easy, % IA
Prime mercantile paper, t@ 6:
Sterling exchange-Fairly active, steady
SIS for sixty-day bills; 4 STi4 for demand
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-03
California Fruit Sales

CHICAGO, august %.-Five carloe ads OF
California fruit were sold at the Union
auction here Today. Pears were in all va
rieties and degree of ripeness, a great
many being very ripe Peaches were in
fine condi Elon sud sold at handsome prices
PIums AMI prgnes suffered somewhat
from the large offerings OF yesterday. The
bartlett, $50 g l5 Bartlett, $50 90
seckel. 8 60 "a s s.: b, Clairgean, Go 90 i IS;
Prun.s--GrosS, Go &c 90 peaches--Late
Crawford, i.S5 q 90: Clingstone. /. ee@1 95
Susqu ehauna, L % 61 / 90: Foster, $50
Plums Yellow Egg, 80 "a 10; Mag BonuC,
60 "a SIS: Colombia so "a o.
The Earl Fruit Company aUctioEed two
cars, 354 boxes OF Bartlett, ) 10 @ $40: Il
BIKES of Bartlett, bad order, 20 Buerre
Hardy pears, 2.e5 "a . 30; Mascat grapes
half crates, l go gross prunts. 95 "a Leo
Bartlett pears, half boxes, 100 69 l.S5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-03
French Agriculture.

French Agriculture.
PARIS, August 2-Viette, French min
lister of agriculture, in an address to
growers of Herault, has given formal
assurance that q treaty of commerce
with Italy would not be signed, and
that the duties on rasins imported into
France would be increased.
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Nxw YORK, August. -Hops-Quiet,
unchanged Sugat-Quiet; English Island,
oS test, So; fair refining quoted at 53-l6:
sei;nei. steoGy; &c" u s GG94: extra 80, /"
633s06}9; white ettJa C. 63s; yellow. 8:
of A. eM: mould ~ 75s; standard
"A, z; confectioners' "h"7 IA cut LOAF and
lated, ~ "a rs; cubes, ~ 97;s Copper
Quiet; lske, 10 50. Lead-Eesier; do
u,esric, AS. Tin Irregular: straits,
1885 Cofee-spot, fair; Rio. Il; options,
irregular; c,osing steady Shes, 2i,W0
bag: August, 10 %F@I 10. 10; September,
S5G9 90: uc;obe ,9.5 = %.
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New York STOCK Exchaugs

NEW YORK. Augusi Stocks were
dull with heavy tone throughout the day.
Oregon improvement was proininenJ, show
Ing Il sharp gam. but reacted toward the
close There was free realizing III Union
Pacific and Western Union. The market
closed about steady Gaius i'll the active
lit being generally n fayor Of lower prices
Governments duh and steady.
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Carload Of Native White
NIanaGege
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I'll, nR t1rrsn

closed as folio s: mador. 81; Cal Con
81 rs; Con Ca ON * Virginia, 50 0G;
Deadyood 81 75: b. - So 81: Home stake.
slo.50; North Belle Isle. SO plymouth, 81 IS;
Standard, los: silver King, 81
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Rnnroad stnnKk

DhRcagu Produce Market.
CHICAGO, August ..
Wheat-Lawsr; cash, S3l4; August, IS
Septem Der, S37.s.
Oorn-Lower; oash, 4G; September, 1875
October. 45lZ.
Oats-EeSy; cash. 2412; September, 81;
October, 24Iz
Barley-Nothfn- doing
Whisky. ]. &c
Pork-SfeaSy: cssh. 1915; September,
14.3715; OctoseF. 1870
Lard-Easy; cash, s.T12; September, $50;
October, 8 773z..
AFTERNOON.
Rye-Firn, II.
Barley-QUiat; 62
Wniskey. 20.
Dry sailed meals in poor request, and
prices easier; short ribs, 8 3714 Oslo
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Max temp. So min. temp. CO.
Mean temp, S0'; for II years, 7S'; ex-
cess, 2.
Excess of temp. since January 1, 1883,
26S'; excess of temp. since August l, 1883,
PC.
Rainfall, .D0.2 inches; mean daily for Is
years, 0.03 inches; deficiency, 0.Ol inches
Deficiency of rainfall since January /,
1885, SG5 inches; deficiency of rainfall
since August l, 1883, 0.04 inches
WIN. A. KORTS, Sergeant,
Signal Corps.
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Cu1c~xo ihvs sLoe&
GRIcAGo, Augusta
Gattle-ReoaiP:s, 10000; market steady.
beeves, -6.1G:G0 630; steer. $50 q 5. IS;
stockeTs ant Feeders 2,25 "a $50: Texas
cattle, Lis CO : so.
Eogs-Receipts, II GEO; steady for good.
others lower; mixed. 5.96 "a 6.GG; heavy,
Is 05 % 6 65;light, 9 20 at CO.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; steady: natives,
300 "a 4 20; Western, $50 a AIS; Texans,
rs 90 "a 800
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PEOPLES Forwarding Co.'S Price G GllHg
GRAIN AND FEED.

Prices Flour Grain. onc
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COMMERCIAL.
Bullion

Bullion.
NEW YosK, August 2.-Bar silver. 9l7s
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WEATHER. REPORT.

Reports received at Salt Lake City, Utah
on August 2, 1883, Thursday, at a. M local
time, or a. IN. 10Th meridian time.
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Petroleum.
raw York Generai' Markets

New YORK. August = Petroleum closed
strung at So
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liverpool Grain.
LIVERPOOL, Augusta
Nheat-Quist, holders offer moderately.
Coin Quiet.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
twRoLEsALE.)

SALT LAKE CITY. August 1885
Corrected DaSIy by Sears d Lsadle.l