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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-20
Grain nud Proyisiona.


CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov. 10-Tmding in wheat
was somewhat larger today principally
local though there was fair sprinkling Of
outside orders. Feeling unsettled, and
prices averaged considerably lower. The
opening was heavy, being a continuation OF
the weakness existing at the close OF last
week. Early sales were made at lGlHc be-
low closing figures Of Saturday and sold
OIL &c more. Then, with some irregular
ity advanced l9sc, under good buying
again declined and the closing was nc
was assisted some by the weak feeling
abrond, public adyices quoting dull and
easier markets. and late private cables Id
decline. Home markets were all lower, and
there was considerable pressure TO
sell. While the market was at its
| lowest point, however adyiCcs were
received from New York reporting
the taking Of some twenty-siN boat loads for
Lisbon one cargo to be shipped this month
and the balance early next month. This
suddenly developed better feeling and
was accountable for the subsequent advance.
Parties who had sold freely during the
morning commenced 10 cover and there was
some heavy buying by one or two houses
which for the past few days had been re-
ported rs large sellers. Aside from the COW
ering of shorts there was not much doing
and when the most urgent call from this
source was filled the market again settled
back.
Corn was moderately active though at
times comparatively quiet Trading, how.
ever, was not concentrated 20 much. ~ II has
been Of late, 10 certain operators, there be.
ing more Of u miscellaneous business trans
acted. The feeling was quoiably steady
earl Az The session, but toward the close
developed some weakness Opening sales
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

New York and Eastern demand, g dis
count buying; sight 50 discount buying, par
selling New orleans, sc discount buying,
par selling Cincinnati, 81. Louis and Louis
VILE, demand % buying par selling.
The Secretary OF the Treasury this after
noon accepted the following AZ per cent.
registered, 100000 at lOsA; per cents.
coupon, 81, 2O) at l2j.
Memphis bank clcarngs today were the
largest in the history OF the clearinghouse
for any one day. $SOS, 555.2l, being in excess
of the next largest clearings ON record,
November G, by Sl63i40O.
The local cotton market today closed firm
at an advance OF Lice on middling and &c
on all other grades Sales, 500 lalcs, Of
which 3l00 TO exporters and 1000 to spin
ners. Todays receipts, li,S7l bales, were
larger than the receipts at any other point
In the United States.
New Orleans spots closed firm, with
futures steady at an advance Of ? points.
Liverpool closed quiet and steady, near
months unchanged and distant months
upic.
New York spots closed firm at an advance
Of lice Sales last week, not heretofore re.
ported, 1855 bales to exporters and 4a3 10
spinncrs. Futures steady, at an advance Of
4 90 6points.
Hubbard, Price & Co say: Liverpool adj
vices this morning failed to affect our market
today and prices have advanced under the
influence OF continued reports from the
South Of rain and colder weather. Today
the market has not broadcncl and business
has been confined more or less To local chan
nels The shorts are extremely sensitive aud
cover quicl ly on the first ltmation Of an
advance. Receipts showan improvement in
the interior towns, aut the port receipts have
not yet reached those Of last season"
The Commercial bulletin OF Saturday states
that "a canvass of the room seems 90 show
that all hands continue ircttul aud per.
picked, and without new feature that they
think of sufficient character 10 warrant tho
making Of any decided move yet on tho
whole the principal favor Is given the long
eide, and that is the way Of large per.
oentngc Of the present interest desires tho
market 10 go at least At the outset this
morning the tone was a little shnky aud u
couple OF points lost, owing probable to
tamcncss In the tenor Of cable adyices, nut
Liverpool aftcrward improved slightly, and
with thc very small port aud interior move
mcni there was reaction that closed rates
at lac points above last evening and ap-
rhrcntly well sustained II there vas any
feature at all commanding a special in
nucncc Cor the day, Il could probably he
fDund In the paht rfop movement, which,
failing 90 assume the m rcnsing tendency
expected at this season, unIucstionably
creates nervousness, anu gives a better
standing "a those who nrc inclined a. favor
IN estimate under :, 0|nUj0 bales. aud unless
change comes soon may net as quite a
positive stimulanL"
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Urensistun.,

FtnuE-frpm store, common, f350Ci3 o.
family. si2u1iJ1. cho.cc, si.,DDgi GO. fancy,
u. aittAvo extra fancy sjiOlta5D patent,
e. 1ibtGub quiet
CoEs MEil-rcarl, $3.50, roller, $500.
quiet.
Br,Ss AND PE,s-,Navy beans, s225. me.
dium, S2OO.
O,rNr,L-ln halfbrlN $3.50 from store
CHACkERs-SJla, extra, o., treble extra,
G4c. ginger snaps, S'sNtD'sc, assorted Jun.
blcs iOri,, Crram cracker, SisGbinc.
CHAcRrD WHE,r-ln half brls, $3.50 from
siofr.
iluHiNy Ann Gam From store, s3.25.
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MEMPHIS DAILY A7pEA1s TUESDAY NOVEMBER 90 1855.

ribs, $7.5o@1.7b, short clear, $7.s7,s@s 90;
PaeQpy-sh2uIdeys, $3.50; longs and ribs,
1872 1850; short clear, $s.s71E@o.Oo.
Receipts-Flonr, 1000 brls; wheat, %, 900
bu corn, $1,000 bu oats, $1,000 blu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, p, 600 bu.
Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls wheat 49,
600 bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats "a, 900 Blu; rye
5000 bu; barley, 1000 bu
KANSAS Cry Mo-, Nov. 10. Wheat -
Steady; No. red, cash, 92c Asked Deem
Der sales at 02c; May sales at 0sHc. No. 2
soft cash, s7c asked; May, $l.04 bid, $l.06H
asked.
Corn--Steady No. 2, cash, 2sHc bid; De-
cember, 2SHc bid, 29lSc asked year sales at
2sAo; January, 2SAc bid, 29c asked; May,
Bic asked
0ats-No. 2, cash, 2OISc asked; December
2l9sc asked; May 241Sc bid, 2i5sc asked.
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ConS-From store white 1ac, mixed SOC
sacks, co. mixed, In bulk. &c. In sacks
Asc.
BR,S-From store, Sc; from lcycc or dc.
pot, siGOl
lAN=thuicc from store "a. car lead,
from lcycr or depot ib.IjdlnOl prime
frum store. suttS,c, ear load from lcycc or
De- o. qiiIO prairie. irIm store. a5ttdnC.
tar load. irDm lc,,c OF depot so 5O0li ~.
O,u- From store. white, BE. mixed. IiC.
fr1u lc,oc ur depot, white, ~ bulk 81. iu
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ENCnAN0E QUOTATION.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

impoiis-N &CRR. aoio. NGTRE.i56lL6
fRh III M6LERM. 90 Co&s RK, 40
LNo&rRh 2is6 KCENMRR - KCM&
u H. 81. " u 80 TN. ~. steamer, g.G,i.
wagons 100. Total. tlsii biies
ESpofis-M cRhLCa A&TRR. sti.L&
MR. So c,o&swRR ca L,NoGrRA
zlo9 N. vs. stcaincn north. co.. Totsi 7gi
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NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 0.-Cofiee-Quiet
and weak; Rio, common to prime, sl3,5O@
100. Rice In good demand; ordinary to prime,
35s@5Lc.
Sugars-Firm; open kettle, choice, BIC,
prime TO strictly prime 5615 1-l6c; fully
fair, 4M094Hc; common TO good fair 800
4}sc; centrifugal, plantation, granulated
l3-l0@GJsc; choice white, 6h@626c; OH
white, 6Hg6 3-l0c; gray white, 6@GHc
choice yellow, clarified, GAG Lice; prime
yellow, clarified, 1905 l6-l6c; off yellow
clarified, l3-l6157sc; seconds, 4T@51 Nc
Molasses-Firm; open kettle fancy, 43c;
choice, 4l@42c; strictly prime, 3SG40c; good
prime, 35@37c; prime, 3l@33c; good fair, q
62Sc; fair, 25@2Gc; good common, 23@2lc;
common, 20G22c; centrifugal, strictly
prime, 24@25c good fair lSdl9c fair, 100
l6c; good common, l4c; common, 10@llc.
NEW York, Nov. 10. Coffee Options
opened firm and closed barely steady. Sales,
4,750 bags, including November, $13 900
H.0O; December, si37O@l3.s5; January,
sl3G0@l3S5; February, Sl36o@l3so March,
Sl3Go@l3.75 April, Sl3,65@l3,75; May,
Sl335@l3.75; July, August and September,
goes, 5000 bid, $3.50 asked.
Sugar-Iiaw, firm and quiet; refined, quiet
and steady. Rice-Strong and in fair de-
mand.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. .-Whisky-Active
and firm. Sales, l,025 barrels finished goods
on a basis Of Sl.H Butter-Strong. Fancy
creamery, 30@3lc; choice dairy, roll, ia
1Sc. Sugar-Steady. Hard refined, 7I9g
shci New Orleans, bH@5Ac. Eggs--steady,
ut zoe. Cheese-Quiet and firm. Choice
mild Ohio Hat, l0hC9llc.
RIO DE JANEIRo, Nov. 0-Conee-Rcgu.
lar iirsts 300 rcis per 10 kilos; good sec
onds, 1850 reis. Receipts during the week,
$4,000 bags; purchases for the United
States, 1900 bags; clearances for the United
States, 22,OoO bags; stock, $4,000 bags.
SANTOS, Nov. .-CoGee-Good average
o, 100 reis per 10 kilos. Receipts during the
week, GG,OOC bags purchases for the United
States, 1900 bags; clcarances for the United
States, Oj,O00 bags; stock, 10000 bags.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. i0-On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was firm
and unchanged. Eggs-Firm at 2lg &c.
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FISH Mackcwl, half brs 80. I. $500
40. Nu 2 tNult,N5t Nu. D. $50. lob
MI, So !, tl3i, No. ., Si.2i, No. o ti,i0.
hyfduF halt brl sO75 White h8h. half
br s1In.
LGp r,s. Sc. half hfls $50. kcgas1.c.
choice kCiic p',f,lp' ,o. strong
iry fru bHs, spul hIil bIls 500,
krss. tiat
Hoo lrnnucts Strong aud advancing.
pork tiH.tiDtibul. suWrcuri hams, ~ n
t.i2 e, breakfast BACON, ilai2isc. clear
nib s..lcs. bacon. u'so. shoulders. $40 bulk
puth, plcaf sides, SIC, clear ub sides, Si.c.
long titnr d H.. shoulder. Sc
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Nw YoRK. Nov. l9.-Aside from an order
demand Of very fair proportions, also mod
crate personal selections, which returned a
good volume Of sales when taken In con-
ncction with deliveries on engagements
In process, large business was done In
shirting prints. Tho tone Of the market for
cottons was stronger and under the influence
Of Wamsutta "a blcachcd advanced 20 10 NC
Agents have made the price Of Mcrrimac
shirtings 59Ic AMI Anchor shirtings SIC.
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. lo.-Tl Drorers' Journal
reports: Cattle-Receipts, 10000 head; ship
men,s, 400 head. Market l0a2Oc lower;
choice bceves, $5.O0@g5.35 steer, 5000
400, stockcrs and feeders, si.OO@3.O0; cows,
bulls aud mixed, si.4O@3.OO; Texas cattle,
$i.0Jg3OO; Western rangers. S2.756t3.00.
llogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
GOO head. Market strong and 5Cg lOc
higher; mixed, S5.25d550, heavy, $3.50
600, light. S5.3oCt5.55; skips, s3.OOCd4.OO.
Sheep-Reccipts, 6OOO head; shipments,
1900 head. Market stronger natives, S275
@L50, Western, S3.ODCyiOO; Texans, $500
800; lambs, sI0OG6.OO.
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factory, 9K@lOc full cream, l2@i2Hc;
Young America l2ISgl3c.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana, prime, choice, 500
52c; fancy, 43@l5e; centrifugals common 70
fair 2O@y DC; prime TO choice 3O035ci syrup,
2OG.I5C; firm.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


LIVERPOOL.
AT noon: Spots-Stcady, demand fair.
Sales, 10000 balos, Of which American $500
bales. Receipts, 10000 bales, Of which
American O7OO bales. Closing quotations
were rs follows Middling, li.l6d
Futures opened quiet aud steady, aud
closed steady.
These prices are given In pence aud 0lths,
thus: G.63 means G.Gj.Gld and 6.Ol means
5.i.Gld.l
tIpm November 58i sellers; Novcm-
bcr-Dcccmbor. . 20 SELLER, D1cemher-Janu-
nry 5.2S buyers January February, 52S
buyers February March, o ~ sellers, March
April, $50 sellers; April.Mny, 5.3l sellers
May.Juuo, 63J sellers; June-JulY, 5.3j
scll.ts.
nAyRE.
Spots quiet aud steady.
Tres Ordinniro, zoe December futures,
Gi9,f
Above spot quotations represent 70f for
80 kilos Of low middling cotton; lIayrc
terms, ~ % kilos equal 10 100 lbs, aud 5.2jf,
equal 10 800.
Buy aud sell stocks aud bonds through +.
NJ. Galbrcath. No. 10 Madison street
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Live Ntocl,
,n,,nn ned rrn,Inci..

PRfNE CRuDE OIL-ioc; prime summer ycl-
low, 50ci summer white, 53c choice cook
ing summer yellow, Doc; cotton seed meal,
80, less than car load 5000.
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The rir., s,mp,oms of Death.

Tired feeling, duh headache. pains In various
parts " the body, sinking nj the pit Of the stomach
loss o appetite, fcycrishncss pimplcs or sorcs,
all positive evidence 81 poisoned blood. No mat
Ter how Il became poisoned II must H. purified o.
avoid death. Ackcfs English Hood Elixer has
ncyaf failed ~ remove sCfOfulous or syphilitlc
Poisons. sold under positive guarantee H. J..
Hester. druggist
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Wool.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. io,-Wool-In good
demand and firm, but quiet.
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened steady
and closed iirm, middl.uF lag Sales. 2. 100
bales. including sOJ balr, la,t evening II
which 8 100 bales TO eXp1.tsu aud 700
bales TO ,pinncn.
rxcnAS0E quotations.
Ordinary, nominal good ordinary uomi.
nal, low middling, o7ioc, midd.ns g.c.
good middling, ioHc mildlng iair 10 5.lCc,
fair, nominal
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

CUREs FOOT ROT, sHoULDElIRoT,
bCREW.woRM AND scAD IN sIlEEpi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-20
Miscellaneous.

WHISKY - NtfniHht kentucky bourbon,
A. 100000; Robinson aud Lincoln counties
Tenn. firm at u. % to $500; sharp advance
on October Eastern rycs, 81. $4,000, ac-
curiing 10 the age and make; common
whisky SLO1tgl.3J, according TO proof; moth
ing under 70 per cent quoted.
BAGGISG-ll la6gl3c.
TIm-sl lO6il.l5
snor-Drop, $780, buck, 500
IEAD-6C,
TALLow-3Cgic
Tomcco-Common, 25@35c other grades,
G06gsjc.
sNurr-Garrctts, S10.75; Ralph's, Si02 20;
Railroad, 81 %; Gail Il AXIS, 500.
PuwDrR-kcgs, 800, hal kegs, 1915;
quarter kegs, Si.75
Coal Om-Prime white. Wholesale lot Toe
per gal.
WooL-Blrry, grease wool, unwashcd, 10
6gl3c; clear grease wool, 2O@2jc; bury,
washed, 20G31c; tub washed 3OGgjic.
BEHwAX--lsM2Oc.
NAus-lron, 81 BOO .05; steel, s. O5@ 2 10.
llIpEs-Dry hint No. /, lie, No. 2, &C., dry
sailed, Sc. No. ., De-; green sailed, No. |, SIC,
No. 2, ilsci green, ICg5c; docrskins, 30@Gjc;
shcopskins, l6c@$l.OO; firm.
Live siocn.
LAMns-Choice, DC, common 10 good, per
head, ~. 5OCI3.OO.
lloGs-Choicc light, 5Jl@Oc; good, 5@5y.c;
common, liS61iAc.
CArrLE--Choicc, grass. 3itGt3iic; good, ~
6i3c scallawngs lAm2l.c choice feeders,
2lfGjc, feeders, l4m2lsc.
SuElr-Choico, &c, medium, 1908 &c; com
mon, sl0OcJljO
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LONDON, Nov. 10, 4 p.m.-Ihe amount Of
bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
lank on balance today is Gl2,OJO Bar silver,
1874 per ounce.
BERLIN, Nov. l0-Thc statement OF the
Imperial Bank Of Germany shows an in
crease in specie of 1900, 900 marks,
PARIS, Nov. l0.-Threo per cent rentcs;
S3l 2Oc for the account
BANK CLEARINGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 19-Bank clearlngs,
So, $4,000.
NEW ORLEANs, La, Nov. l0.-Clcarings OF
the banks, ", 702s70.
New YoRK, Nov i0,-Cloarings, SS3, S0l,-
0SS; balances, Si,3l0,956
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 19.-Clearings,
81 CAB balances, S222, 322
ST.. Louis Mo-, Nov, l9.--Bank clearings,
IS, 1876, G2G balances S4sS,sis.
BosToN, Mas. Nov. No. - Clearings,
SlG,G73, 522; balances, 81, s0i, 53s.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. l0-Clearings TO.
day, Sl2, i23, go; balances, 81, 223, j9J
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton steady--Middiing Cotton, o 34c
Sales Today, 800 Bales - The
General Market is Steady - Meats
Strong.
APPEAL OFFICE,
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 10, II

MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 10, lSsS
Quite demand for Accommodations has
sprung up in the past few days occasioned
by the heavy maturities on the 18th inst,
and also the bacswardness Of the season.
Rates are firm at per cent, but the banks
are fully enabled to meet all good demand.
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New YORK Dry Goods Market

wnNSoroS, N. c., Nov. lo.-rurpcntin
firm nj 40
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OIL NERAL TRADE.

Buy aud sell stocks aud bonds through +
NJ. Galbrcnih. No. ~ Mndison airceL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-30
Personals.

j. A. SMITH, of Coalville, is registered
at the Broom.
4. MARSH, from Utah's capital, is lust
now amongst us.
j. II. Turner, United States Coast
Surveyor, honors US.
W. f. MORRIS, Lincoln, Nebraska.
fancits the Junction City.
JESSIE HUMEs. of Fort Collins.
Colorado, is Waiting about just now.
W. A. JACKSON, of Chicago, fiatters
US by his presence in our beautiful civ
From Kansas City, Missouri, we have
Mr.. A. Z. Sunderland and his zoe
wife. so'
n. NJ. NEFF, from Denver. exhibited
ms department yesterday ON Fifth
Street. IL
WILLIAM A. EsKERLEY, Montrosa
Colorado, has registered at the Broom
Hotel.
B.J. O'BBIEN. from Louisville. Ken
tucky, is enamored with the Junction
City's lookout.
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THURSDAY August 30, 1855
Briefs.
KEEP cool, if you can!

NbEf COOl, II you can
The city was "all alive" yesterday.
The Second Ward Dramatic Associs-
clatlon IS again hard at work getting III
comedy that has to eclipse ali prey1-
Gus efforts. Good.
Our old friend, Alfred Mitigate. OF
literary tame, had drive out on Tues
day. His health is now on the i'm
prove. Keep II up, Alt; we cannot
afford to lose you yet.
The opposition to the street steam
tramway IS the theme of severe com
ment on the streets. Perhaps 1t is as
well that some Of the 'opposilionists'
do not hear the remarks-often more
expressive than polite.
PEERY & MAcK's mil, was burglarized
on Tuesday night. The parties most
interested, how ever, seem to be very
retlcent on the matter. Tramps, bur
glars and other desired (?) scoundrels
are more numerous than welcome,
The we'll known and highly respected
Ogcen resident, Brother Moroni Brown
has built new ore near his residence
on Maln Street, south of Eighth. 1t
VIII no doubt prove of advantage 10 the
residents at that end of the city.
HE clty's new engine has been trans
ferIed from the U. P car On which it was
brought here, to Utah Northern car,
on which it will be conveyed to First
Street, the remaining distance up First
TO Main will be made on a tramway
constructed for the purpose. The d. &
Il. q. Company should learn the follow
ing truth: He that thinks he can do
without others Is mistaken; but he that
thinks others cannot do without him is
still more mistaken"
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Personals.

JOHN DULL came up from the metro
polis Yesterday.
J. B Lone, of Beatrice, Neb., was IL
town yesterday.
E STEPHENSON, of Sacramento, Cal.
came in yesterday.
LORENZO FAIR went to Evanston yes
terday, on business bent.
Mrs. LAMBERT, of Pueblo, Col, is q
guest at the Broom Hotel.
FRED. TURNER is again seen on the
street; he has just returned from Salt
Lac.
PETER Cox came down FROM Butte
Montana, and is stopping at the juno
tion City.
J. II. hickey, Of Kansas City, S opped
OFT here Yesterday on his regular trip
through Utah.
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anu was cured by DR.. Kennedy's Fayori.e
Remedy" Mrs. s. c. Dougherty, MflviIla, N.
j., says-"I had been sufferer from DvsDansia
since was sixteen years cid. [ cOUld ind no
reIlef. and had almost given up in despair when
Or. kennedy's FayOrite Remedy was recon-
Il ll Gnu Whlcn tried and am now cured It
Is the pest medicine know Of
DIR. ID. kennedy's FavOrife Remedy
Rondout. n. Y. All druggists. 81; 6 for S.
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Funeral.

Jonathan Hiram Levin, son of Martin
LEVIN, of Lynn, age l year, 7 months
ana . days, died last Monday. Funeral
'ervlces were conducted by the bishop
and counselors of that ward, and he
Fas buried in the city cemetery vester-
Iay.
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Briefs.

bfleIS.
INDIANS and tramps are in the ascep
daat.
PARAsoLs and busters stiH the fashion
rot Yet changed fer oyercoats ard
| wraps.
The work on the foundation of the
new bridge at Uintah has been com
| menced.
WATcH closely for The new time card
on the q. 2. 1t takes effect next sun.
day morning.
TRE town is literally sined for She
forthcoming regatta on the waters of
the Great Salt Lake.
A FALL building boom has struck this
city, and WILL no doubt continue I'LL the
season is well advanced.
BREWER & Williams shioped a car
load Of Utah fruit yesterday (princl-
pally water melons) to Colorado points.
WHEN is this hot weather going to
sto6?' or, When is it going to cool
ott?' is the question that is being asked
by everyone.
Ice cream and summer drinks are
still In great demand and the ice and
lemonade men smile, while coal men
ulOp tnelr HpS.
Mr.. PETERSON, the contractor who
has secured the building OF the poos-
house on the county farm, has already
commenced operations with q large
force of men.
WHEN are We going to hear from tie
Willard baseball nine? Are they AFRAID
to meet our amateurs on the d.
amond? If not" as the late Artemus
"ard would have said, why rct
and when and wherefore ?"
A LARGE crowd went down yesterday
to Ogden : popular bathlng re OFT. oy-
racuse. The attraction was the excur-
sion given BIZ sandwich Island natives
aid the wonderful feats they were tx
pected TO perform in the water. their
fame FOR acquanc achievements being
known tar and near.
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z. C: NJ. I. Drug Department, Agents, Sal
Lake City