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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-15

A special correspondent Of the Journal
writing from SoIon under date Of August IA
gives the following account regarding work
on the northward extension Of the Somerset
Railway, which has been under progress since
last spring:-
The grading contract Of the Somerset
Railvay extension 10 nov more than half
completed and October LIST. viii undoubtedly
zee the line from Solon 70 Bingham al ready
for the rails, CoLt.actor Mills nov has .
force of $50 men scattered in crews along
the route and the work 10 being steadily
pushed. The srestest sinsle p.ece Of work
on hand 10 IN enormous side hill cut tvo
miles above Soloa from which 10000 cable
ysrds Of earth must be reDoved, the greater
part being thrown into he river, - "vaste. =
At Casrafunk Fails the abaSnents for the
new iron bridge are veil undss way and an
being pushed forward - nyidly - tbs ssp
ply Of granite will allow. Herr, TOO, In
NooseLead Pulp and Piper c.. have neasly
conpieted DE fousdafisa sf thsiF naomeea
pulp nill and their novel dan vill seea b d
resdiness for service. Ths sesne hess pse
sessed 10 certainly eaa sf pusA. sasrspsis,
and eAanGe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-15
GRANITE STATES TRIBUTES.
Comrades and Others Greetings Along
the Route.--Manchester Red Fire
and Big Procession.

MANCHESTER, n. H., Aug. Is.
The president and part, left Bath at 80
P. NJ and the train ran back to Brunswick.
The members of the old Ninth Maine Regi-
ment wer. holding reunion near by and
met the Pre- sident az comrades would meet a
comra,le. Secretary Tracy and Senator
Hale returned from this place by special
At Portland Conpre ssman Lodge and Mr..
Tucker left the train. Congressman Reed
ex Gov. Robie an other gentlemen came
on board, leaving before the train started.
General Manager Furber and Supf. ID. w.
Sanborn joined the train there. The popu
lar assembly was not very large. The
President vent to the car platform to see
the people. Shortly after seven the train
drew up in Portsmouth. A committee from
Manchester welcomed the President TO the
state of New Hampshire and rendered the
the hospitali,ies of the people of Manchester.
The committee, composed of ex-Gov. p.
c. Cheney, ex Gov. Moody Currier. ex-
Gov. Frederick Smith, ex-Goy. James A
Weston, Gen. Chas. o. Hurlburt and Paul
Lang Of Gov Goodells staff, Hon. Frank G.
Churchill of the governors council. Chas ID.
McDuffie, agent of the Manchester mills,
Hermon +. Straw, agent Of the Amoskeag
mills, s. N. Bourne, agent of the Stark
mills, VIM. f. Winsor, agent Of the Amory
mills. Col. B. c. Dean, superintendent of
the Manchester Print Works, II. z. Cham
berlaiu. superintendent Of the Concord Rail-
road, Hon. J. C. Moore of the Manchester
Union, Hon. A. p. olzendam, Hon. Chas
II. Bartlett, Gen. Simon g. Griffin, Senator
Henry W. Blair, II. NJ. Putney, chairman Of
the board Of railroad commiss oners. Walter
Holt, Andrew Bunton, T. Jefferson Coolidge
of Boston. Gen. A. +. Blunt Sc sail and
James g Blaine, Jr., left the train aftel
introductions to the Manchester committee
The President went to the rear Of the trar
began to shake hands with the people. Be.
tween Portsmouth and Manchester lunch "a,
eaten furnished by Ex-Gov. Cheney. Pres
ident Harrison went to the rear Of the trair
at Raymond AID the crowd cheered. HI
thanked them. No further stop was made
until Manchester was reached. There cam1
the biggest reception On the trip north ot
Boston. An enormous crowd filed the de-
pot where red fire was burned. Mayor Var
ney and members of the city government
met the President on the car steps ant
the May or welcomed the President, VINO ex
pressed great pleasure at being here.
The party took carriages were driven Il
. place in the procession composed Of Grans
Army. Sons of Veterans, Amoskeag veter
. s, First Regiment, First N. H. Battery
Manchester Cadets, High School Cadets, Pa
trisrcbs Militant, Tippecanoe Ciab, 81. Jesl
Baptisse Society, Knights Of Pythias, Joliie
Cub, Ancient Order of HiberniAns. Fism
beaux Clubs of Derry. Harrison and Mortol
| Cavalry, and other organizations. The car
riases in the centre ~ere HAnked by romal
| candles, eoiored fires and rockets. Severn
4 i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-15
Interesting State Itsms.

Bunkef's Island was opened Tuesday
evening with music by the wsserviIIe band
dancing and fireworks. Everything has
been done to make the ground pleasure
ground and a. such IL viii be well pstronized.
It 10 thought the potato business will start
up at Houlson about the 20th Of this month,
the crop beiEg 10 -four shing condition.
Il 10 reported that Heber Lane. tine nfty
mile runner. formerly Of Dexter, nov Of
Bangor, will run hse mile race with Geo.
Mitchell Of OidtowD for . purse Of e25 u
the Eastern Maine fair this fall.
Il has been decided to hold the l5th
Maine reunion ss Presqse Isle, Wednesday
Geps 35th. The Maine Central pfomissG
very low rssss for the exeursioa.
The beginning Of the fall term Of fhs
Eastern State Normal School q Cassise ha4
been postponed one week % accosns Of ~
peovsments being made % fhe bsiIdisg.
Ths seoas vosh Of ~ PeppereIl pssh
Sssesvoif II 6aee y asasiy os0passea. II
! ~ = ~ ohsssyafssy, uhieh y = - -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-15

New York Produce Aaarsst,

Nww TORR. Aug. u.
FLOUR Receipts, h,iaa yaekascs; sxposta, s,as
barrels, sales. 0.ti Repeat quotations tncludlaa
city mill extra, % raaes Il; patent, o. IA
% %; .aPerane. " saass 90, extra No. !,
~ soaes e, winter wheat low grade. o. assts IS:
Minne.o,. extra. ~ iSses 10; southern seAi
:. wmSAr-Eeeeipts, easao. exports. A.ss; sAlss
tc.M. weaker. No sprtnx noMiaal, -;
No rcd, st, No. red s'iass elevator ssasSl fob
hisssi delivered, No. red, nomiaai. wlAvsS, No
white nominal. sasssl.
kVk--hrm.
BAN ny :. nominal.
cosS kccripss isi doo eapors. i,s. .ssp saies. ~,
coo, weaker, steamer, slsu Nc. Z, tlA00
storr aud elevator. ,+la$ti delivered.
OATS. Receipts. H0o. exports. gaiev, sales, VI.
900. weak. No D. y do shlts eslassl, No s2;la.s;
DO white. ooaS2. No. |, ~. do white, ~;
Mixed Western, 2aa.y, whit. do, tsaao.
CotfKK-.. fair. Rio. fair, .sa
>u"AH-Raw dull. rrnned steady; demand -
lower, crushed 6fa6l. extra crushed, a}as; white
extra crushed. sla!s. cut Loaf ~; sranulAtcd, 81
-f1rsottrx. nri, quiet, p5l
tuH ~ steady,
BtEts qu e.
LAan~ weaker. western steam % ,ataea w;
Closing ed 20, city steam. ~ W, rsnned fair:
eontiaenI ." eoa7 90. y. A. " 70
III finn quiet easy, western dairy Ion
~ do creamery. i2ai..
CBKxst.., nTm freishts 10 LivePnoo1
firm.
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0vss-6 Supply Of Butter.

1t is said that the present accumulation OF
butter in New York City is without pre-
cedent. It 10 estimated that about Is 900, 900
pounds Of this article are nov stored in the
city and immediate vicinity, snd the supply
10 increasing at the rate Of about $3.50, 900
pounds week. The end 10 not yet, for from
all parts Of the country come the reports that
water and eucculent grass are plentiful, that
the cows have good appetites, and continue
to make milk - frost ~ they can. The sup
ply from New York State 10 large, but the
great bulk Of the supply Of butter comes
from the Western States. Moot of the hne
fine table butter remains in this country, and
inferior grades and butter whose favor has
been affected are shipped to Europe. where
they are skilifully docsored aud improved.
The average quantity exported from New
York each week has ordinarily been about
500, coo pounds as this season Of the
year. During the last six days $50. 900
pounds we're exported The amount Of but
ter consumed in New York city and vicinity
per week 10 about !, 500. 600 pounds A. will
oe seen by the figures. the quantity thai
comes in every week greatly exceeds that
consumed. Most Of the produce merchants
are refusing 70 buy any more butter on theis
own account, and will only agree 70 hold and
sell iton account Of the shippers.
Datyy1as.
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1. o. o. F.
The Meeting at Portland Adjourns to
Meet Ia Lewiston Next Year


PORTLAND, Aug. IA.
The annual meeting of the Grand En-
cxmpment of odd Fellows was held here
today. Grand Patriarch elliott reported n
nourisbins state of eneampments in the State.
Grand Scribe Stone reported forty five en-
campms nts and 4.l26 members. an increase
of 1928. The follewing officers were elected :
G.P., r. NJ. Mason, Auburn; G. II. r.,
Geo. f. kenworth, Jr., Portland: G. s. W
w. II. Austin. North Berwick; G. s, b.
G. Stone, Portland; G. T., Albro f. Chase
Portissui; G. J. W, VIM. 4. Plummer
Portland. G. r., J. S. Gillott, Portland ;
Grand Marshal, Ernest L. Lee. Calais
Grand Sentinel, David NJ Parks. H'tsfield ;
ID. q, s., J. Goddard. Auburn. Adjourned
TO meet in Lewiston in 1890.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-15
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Schooner Marion Mansen from Bath, Me-.
reports at Baltimore that during . severe
gale on August 9Th, two Of her crew, John
Henderson and Bernard McKinnon, were
swept overheard and drowned.
A southesster. accompanied by gale,
visited Bar Harbor Wednesday evening.
The executive committee of Bates Col.
lege have chosen w. H. Hartshorn Of 1886,
instructor in physics and geology, the de
partment Of the late Prof Stanley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-15
TERRIFIC CLOUD BURST.


fArKRsox, N, j., Aug. IL.
A terrific cloud burst occurred here THE
morning. Streets we're washed out, cellArs
flooded and sewers ehoked 20 that the water
sparted out the manholes t. the height Of ten
feet. On Hamburg avenue the sidewalks
were washed away, and = woman was swept
several blocks TOW ard the river hvi ,rc che
was rescued by three men. In some places
the water IN the streets vas four feet deep.
fAssa City had similar experience.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-15
Pensions Granted Maine People.

WAsHIxGros, Aug. II.
p.n.;,ns have been granted to the follow
ing residents of Maine; Original John y
cou,d. Alonxo Marble, Stephen Young
Ii.vellyn Ciough, Cyrus B Hall. oive'
=. Dudley. Simon IL. Boyd. Joseph L Bean
A a,lres II. Nickerson, increase, Robert d
s.nderson, John z. A. Libby, Andres
CIar,,enpjn, Josiah I. Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-15

WASHINGTON. Aug. IA.
tn. folloxins Maine postmasters have
been appointed: Alder Butler ha.aofoot'
x;.. A Bunker; A. Z Guptili. Gouids'
80 vice Ir. shaw: Edward Higg'ns'
Ismo;ne. vice Lewis King; c. W. sernAid
Sou,h I,syapt, xice Il. W. Wilsoe Z. Z
Simpson, West Levant, vice NJ. A. bFo'n'
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National League Standing


In Kansas City-BrOoklyn 3. Kansas City
2.
At Louisville Baltimore 8, Louisville g.
At St. Louis-St. Louis 0. Columbus l3.
At Cincinnati.-Cincinnatis !. Athletics 3.
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6alutipg the President.

The association marched to the depot in
the pouring rain and saluted President Hsr-
rison, who passed through on special. He
appeared on the platform and for fve min
utes grasped the outstretched hands OF the
eager veterans. This evening collation.
Was rendered to iEe association in the town
hall By the citizens. There were speeches
by pfofl.lnent lDem embers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-15
Kni, d by a Cavins Bank.

SkowHEGAx, Aug. II.
Alfred Rodichaud. a laborer on the SOM
er,es road, was killed by the cavins in OF
hank near Solon. His age Vas seventeen
xe.r, and he belonged in New bfunsvick'
Tas ankle Of another man vas broken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-15
over the reservoir, viii be nearly sixty fsss
from the base.

over the reservoir, win be nearly sixty fess
from the base.
The Cummines' shop a South Berwick h
going again fuii blast Non-union varkmsa q
have been found to take the placss Of sAe
striking lasters Who went out week go
last Saturday. after submissins new price
list that vas not recognized by sAe mann-
facturers. The strik,ng lasfers have nearly
all left for work wherever they can get IT,
Messrs Fay 4 Scott. De1ter's famed arm
OF machinisss and founders. did q big days
work in their establishment Wednesday.
There we're poured into moulds $500 pouads
Of 'ron, and when il 10 considered what an
amount Of valuable machinery will rome
out Of that vast weight Of metal some idea
Of the business this arm 10 doing can be had.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-15
Brighton and Watsrtown Live otooD
Market.

Reported Tor ksoB.bec journal for weeA snaloo
Aug R,i
AMOUNT ~ LIVE SToCk AT MARKnT.
Cattle. Sheep and Lambs. Swine. v.sls. Moses
1910 iJ.6j i7.SIg ssii ~
NUMBER YnoM Tng SEVERAL STATES.
Cattle. sheep and Lambs. Calv's. nor,ss. ksms .
LH tU1 iU ~
PRICEs ov MAaExT BkEv.
a ftv choice ~ t6Oo.a6,i0 extra. tS.A0aos.7b;
ir-t qualify. b.00a f6.x6 s-oosd quality, e4h0~t.7b
third lDaliiy, ttTast25.
PRi,s.s ov SuNyP AND LAMsa.
Ia iJts. .goD 400 s3bo. zach extra. ts0eaes.zs;
II from 2to 81 cens par pound spring lambs, 6aSic;
gea! calves. 2aj cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-15

Tbe president Of the sevall Car Hssting
company 10 reported 70 have aid that be
does not believe there u any tTsth in ths
statement thas - rev company u - -
formed BY Boseoa snd Posfisnd capianlis1s
y compete vish the Ia1ely fasmsd sesa0 css
hester tfuse q Albasy.-
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supply from Maine gradually the lncfease.
The Increase IL made up with cattle for beef takes
out Of Maine pastures. Some u these esttte prove
70 BE- in line condition for beef and Iook II they
had daily r1tioBs of corn 10 keep them ripe for
market. Amongst the best were those offered by
W. W. Had h Son, 4 oxen Estimated 10 dfess ti0D
ihs. At 6tc, . fancy price, sIso very fat bull st
about t7s, VI 100 lbs. at r., steers nce
lbs. at 5lc b. W. n a. Traftop sold steer u iiz0
g. L. e Lib,,y 4 sou oxen rsssssrisE ct. saa. 81
5tc T.. ~. r W. Thompson 4 Son sold steers ~.
iD9 bs. st $50 ia w.. steers av. 80 lbs 81 3ie.
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SEASONS SPORTS.


Al Indianapolis.
l2345
Washingto0, 500 0 o 0 0 8 ID
Indianapolis. l2l 5000 Al
| Hits, Washington 10. indianapolis 8. Er.
rors, Washington II. lodianapolis 10. Bat
teries. Thornton and Mack. Gesxein and
Somers.
At Cleveland.
1884 56789
New York. 500 90 IA
Cleveland. 200 0 o o @ O-2
Hits, New York ., Cleveland 3. Errors
New York o. Cleveland S. Batteries, Welch
and Ewing. O'Brien aud thinner.
At Chicago.
l234 789
Chicago, 4lO2Ol l0x-l9
Philadelphia, O2Oll 2-7
Hits, Philadelphia l5. Chicago II. Er
r0rs, Philadelphia, Is. Chicago IL. Batteries.
Sanders, Gleason and Clements. Gumbert
and Farrell.
At Pittsburg.
l2345 6 769
Boston. 03 90 04Ol x-9
Pittsburg, 5000 1905
Hits. Boston II. Pittsburg 10. Errors, BOs-
ton q, Pittsburg II. Batteries. ClarksOn and
Bennett, Sowders snd Miller.
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Nes York Money Market.

Nav NoRs. Aug. ~
aou y call easy, ranging fvon, to a.
friias paper AZ " to6i
Exchange, duli and steady
Government bonds. duii aud steady.
Railroad bonds, quiet. generally strong.
The following are the closing iuotaiioos Of -
,urit les
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1nd1oscoesin Valley @. 4. q. Asso-
ciation

citation.
fSpse;al 10 the Kennebec Journal.
LrEhnoRE FALLS. Aug. 10.
The annual meeting of the Androscoggif
Valley Association will be held at the East
Iivermore camp ground. Friday Aug 23d
~i,h the foilowing program Parade ~
10 A. NJ: Report of Posts at ! A. M Al
.,,es. by l.. J.. Carleton, commander OF Il
u rro., Post of Winthrop; Dress Parade
C.mu Fire. Music tor the occasion FUR
,,;,Iad nv the Iivermore Falls Band and the
Coutiuertsi Drum Corrs.
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CHICAGO, Aug. ~.
FLOUR. psioes quiet.
WHkAr' weaker, No. Z spring, ss.7sl1
Vo. = red. 7sia0o.
CosS-.-N0 Z, ~
OATs--No. ? ipIsp0
RyE--quiet at t2stti.
bARLkv. v.~ nominal. .t
funx, al % iOa.o 10.
LARD-.at va 8 10
Hrs ~wsv Shoulders, 4 IA: short ysbs 05a
hort clear . ~
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When in Boston recently I had = very
severe attack Of cholera moSbus in the night
which caused me terrible distress. Fortu-
nstsly had bottle Of Browns Instant Re-
lief" ~ never 1avel without IL. Friends
prepared some for me which relieved the pain
and three doses 30 far cured me that came
home on the morning train.
r.. N. THAvER.
South Paris, Oct. 1887.
YoaS nsss.y refunded II 70 falls H. tessHt yos
when ased strictly directed on iasad- wrapper
20 you take no r.sk IL ,rysng ".
ADrs0d BY ali dsaiers dseSdtmtotcoilp
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just a fslf demand and Improvement f0f
mich cows. The supply was fully mp TO the re-
iairemeDss. The best sold with fair readiness.
40 three pair of WORKING sxsn are NJ the yards
but W. heard NJ none being sDd. L. &. Libby 4
son. covs, go each, good cows, ~ escb;
ssaso % each, ). Mellow / s"n, Z mitch e"ws, ~:
each. nice cows, 80 each, -pslbgers, tss each; /;
}. ;. Henry. 2 nice cows. ess each, good eows,
$f5 each; COW. 80, . do t3s, ". seDiiaas, 3
.pfipsers s3o each milcli cows. ~ each. do.
fts, do. SO ea.eh. W. W. Hall Son. a1iich
COW, tF. N. ". JrnftoB, nice COW, " ! good
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By TELEGRAPH.


wssthss Jn6icsttona sns ths nsxt ~
0ouxA
WAk DsrARrnssT,
Once Of the Chief signal SrneeY. \
wAsaIsoror. Aug. Is "a. n.
For Maine Threatening weather. rain
slight changes in temperature essterly wind.
becoming variable.
Meteorological Report.
lAus. u. ises. s.oo r. n.
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dent Harrison stepped 10 the main entrance
and the crowd chsered Justify. Hats, amsrel.
las, handkerchiefs, anything. vss waved alof,
regsrdless OF do~nPcur'ng torrents. For .
short time he stood With uncovered bead.
boving to the assembled throng before him.
Then ~ he made . step forward a. though
be would speak the crowd became silent
His address vas brief bar warmly sympA-
thetie.
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ifucH Cows AND sYEISekRs.
No, mnrh stir In III. lin. Of iDilcb cows: quality
fJn az ~ IA" %rsge fw vf the xii, edge kiad
.atn 'nncy and good M abr, raei ~ not srH
at over 80 to go. L. q. libby sold springers NJ
| 10 each. nlss iailcb cows at "a earh. COW at
&g, y. a. Libby Old sprihgefs at tb each. q
tsilc co u -; each l.. sold Iniirh COW
| q s!i, N.A fFafisb ! mich Goa nt so
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23
shilnh,s consnmnt,on Cure.

No. /. This is beyond question the most
successful Cough Medicine we have ever
sold. few doses invariably cure the worst
cases of Cough, Group, and Bronchitis,
while it's wonderful success in the cure of
Consumption is without q parallel in the
history of medicine Since it's first dis
covery it has been sold on guarantee, a
test which no other medicine can stand. If
you have Cough we earnestly ask you 10
try it. Price 10 cents, 80 cents, and 81. If
your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by A. G.
Smith & Co
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23
New YORK General Market.

NEW Work. Nov. 22-Coffee-Optons steady,
Sales, 4 so bags, including November, 1880
15.S5; December, 15.70015.S5; January and
February, Io.oDo i59J; spot Rio, about steady.
Sug lr-Raw CHER, firm; refining 3; centri-
Fggals, &C. test So; cargo Of English Islands to
Arri re sOId al ., Tor o. Test; refined in demand
urn.
Copper-Dull. strong lake. November H.
Ilead-Duil, easier; domestic, 3 30.
Tin--Quiet, firmer; straits 2l40.
Wool-Frmer; domestic, 33Q3J.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23
New York Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK Nov. 22-The c was renewed in
1erest in rus to- lay and tie stock market was
less active the regular list, but the unlisted
A apartment shows an increase in the amJunt OF
q Isiness done. The alliance between the Rock
Island and AtchiSOn did not seem to have much
effect upon Rock Island, but AtchisOn was
strong, especially in the afternoon, and scored
material increase. Gains and losses tonight
are about evenly divided. Wheeling & Lake
Erie preferred. was the only important decline,
Eesing 2ap, while Cotton oil advanced Is, Sugar
IsS, and Chicago gas e.
Governments dull; steady.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23
A Great Liver Medicine.

DR.. Gums Improved Liver Pills are a
sure cure for sick headache, bilious COM
plants, dyspepsia, Indigestion, costiveness,
torpid liver, etc. These pills insure per
feet digestion, correct the liver ana stom
ach, regulate the bowels, purify and enrich
the blood and make the skin clear. They
also produce good appetite, and invigorate
and strengthen the entire system by their
tonic action. Sold at 25 cents a box by Z.
c. M l. drug store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23

We want mothers to know that Group
can be prevented. There is no question
about this, as it has been done in thousands
Of cases, and you may depend upon it that
.Fhen child takes the Group, it is wholly
owing to the negligence of its parents.
True Group never appears without due and
timely warning; few hours, or day or
tv.c before the alta *, the child becomes
l1oarse. This hoarsen ess is the first indica
sion of Group, and is a sure sign that Group
Is to follow, unless promptly and properly
treated. The free use of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy as directed with each
bottle, under the heading, "To prevent
group" will dispel all symptoms of the
disease. For sale by the T. c. NJ l. Drug
Department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23
Petroleum.

NEW YORK, Nov 29.-PetroIeum opened
is,eady i0Sai, and after the first sales became
strong and advar ced to 10J1s. A slight reaction
followed, but the tone remained and it closed at
i-095s.
Stock exchange opening, t.OsA highest, l.09h ;
'ONeSt, LOSE closing at l.09$.
Cons )lidated exchange opened at Loss high
est IC9G; lowest l.O97l; closing at l.US5s.
TOTAL sales, 81 900 barrels.
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Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK, Nov. Ginning quotations.
Alice, Sl.O5; Aspen, 500; Caledonia, b. h,
SL50; Consolidated California s. Virginia, S6.121s ;
DeadwOOd Ty., Sl.75; Eureka Consolidated
SL00 lsl Cristo, Si.20; Gould s Curry, Sl.70; Hale
yer, 500; Iron Silver, 500; Mexican Consoli-
dated, $3.50; Mount Diablo, 500; North Belle
Isle 81 10; Ontario $34 30; Ophir - p: Plymouth
$780, Savage, Sl.40 Sierra Nevada, g. 80; Union
Consolidated, 1920.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-Cattle - Receipts. $780,
strong; 10 higher; beeves 5.00d5 40; steers
2-sSG4.SO; stOckerS and feeders, l.Sed29O Texas
cattle, l.40lQ2.S5 western rangers, 2T5g36O.
HOgs-Receipts, $500. easier; mixed $3.50
4.95; heavy, 3.60l54 %; light 3.65G4q5.
Sheep-Receipts 800; strong; natives, go
Ts-LO9; western, 3.5O04.2j; Texas 400.
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Liverpool Grain,

LIVERPOOL Nov %. - Wheat - Firm: de
zs,sEd improving; California No 1, rs. 2IzdGs7s
BSG.
Corn-Frm; demand fair; new mixed west
,z=-n Is. I'D. per GENITAL.