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New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
The Financial chronlce gives the statistical position

Market clo+d dun hut steady Tran terrible notices.
Total saIeG balls. New York spot sllea to-
dny For consuinpf,I, ~ hl"r spot mar
KIT quiet. inidiling upllnds. Z" ID" tniding ,iuIt
rs To- which T. l-lG' lower compared with N's'rih'
prices following tho total epis ~ Cltt9i
all p1rts September. 1909: Galveston W'0"-
Drl.rns iss.so bales. Mobile" l!'NNl hal.s
SO bales. Char"ft1r 3>p,hil bales WI
nugtJn si.TGl bales. Norf'lk. 1870 bales Intn re-
u ,,i bales York g., 3 lflc1 B4s,on. $50, les,
Newport 80 iJt bales. Philadelphia, 433it il"-
West Point, Vn 2lp5lO bales Brunsvict 20 30 hil"s,
Ncasco. 1872 bales PoT Eyl C'isi lai's, total
52s2 j67 bales.
COFFEE Contracts showed frir degree q gnime, n
early prices ~ uri shade higher followed by
pressure sell. which caused lss of me early gam
leaving nual figures. rule uI hanged iiJiH tre,I-
days closing feature OF tat days business WAS the
selling orders ior account Of Btinofe con-
The foreign markets. rule. were STEADY .nt
enress. local fraters had = al Their own way FoT
exchanging sept alcr Tor May 100 points were paid
and exchanging 200 June Tor April ~ points were
paid London ~ higher for al months. which
brought March and April up 70 ins Nav and June is
r Hamburg closed steady ~ partial decline ~ = 20
1. pcnn!ng March II pfcnnngsi April 80 90 May ~ o.
TO- Iayr" closed 3. franc higher MAJ ~,
10. Apri. lo 49, May loi June. ~ -. JIly. t>'p
cleared from Unvri. strau9hip Ia E:efaHne. -'''
iags Brazil coffee. RIO qulc AMI unchanged AZ 1000
rris: exchange i-l6 lover AZ P9-id receipts. 1900
hags stock $4,000 bags Santos nrm and unclaimed AZ
90 receipts OOD tngs stock - op bags Cienei
from Ii1. Pascal. with 9ltpl bags. ana from
Santos. steamship Hogarth. with 5000 bags
Contracts cloesd steady az unchanged prices Sales were
II. 40 bags. follows:
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12

Galveston March lo-Cotton quiet mddns nc: low
rn,illlng 6c good ordinary 6ac. net ard gross re-
septs 49, bales. sales PSI bales spnners 90 bales;
stock 81 SO bales
Norfolk March iO-Cotton quiet: mddng. nc; low
middlnc 36c good ordinary SIC net and gross re.
cepts bales: coastwse 35l bales sales ="
bales stock ~ 10 bales
savannah March o.-Cotton dull. but steady middiins,
2 Ice middng q l5-i6c. good ordinary. s9-lsc;
and receipts. 2o6l bales sales 900 bales STOCK
81 IO5 bales. ~
Ncw-Orleans March Io.-Coton easy good m.ddlins.
7i,c: mdding. 1i.c low mdilinS. SC: god ordinary
Gssc. 312l bales i3so bales; saies
/ OOO bales, stock 255 }o3 bales.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12

nr;,1caT1OX OF THE CHURCH or THE UNITED
PREsByrER1ANs IN OXFORD. PENN
Oxford Penn March II (SyecieD.-rnc dedication
f tho United pregbvtarians new ciurch. In oxford,
took place today Az the morning service the Rev.
VI. G. Ky,e of Philadelphia. preached on the sam
ing Of Moses's Face" Prayer was offered by the
pastor the Rev. A. p. Hutchson, and by the Rev.
T W Anderson. OF NewYork. The church was
crowded at the afternoon service Or. !. w An
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
CASH QTOTATIO%S.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. March 10, 1874
COTTON our market closed to IL points lower tor
tc DAY. r y. ne1 AZ de ne II from - 10 points
Highest "a 1.tsc. and lowest IiJc, closing al
1fc Liverpool points lower. and SPOT cotton thce
fel N llGl price. whit sales Of 1000 bales The d.
abroad attributed 70 heavy selling
there for southern There was free selling IN oh
ialet houses with southern connections selling 60 u
deal. and there quite number ot selling orders u,
Germ for the months. evidently b'tl
reports from Texas ~ Increased acreage and carry
planting the crop before the close reports frn
Ney canc In that receipts there Mond1y
heavy and this caused further selling After
the closing OF tho rlfr,et the weak feeling was ON
phasized by that Mr.. Neil would on Nonday
reeTdte his estimate Il 1.1Oot-p bdles. and taat IN"
nos"ncn, New-Orleans would be 1000 baef AGAINST
= 80 last Clcraaces from southern p"rs indicate
receipts New York TUESDAY VIII be large
only favorable n thu general improve
In trade.
The Financial Chronicle" gives the statistical position
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12

Peceinfs on hoatFu1s m NnFoI Tor yITs ~, hnsh ,s
last tbrcs cinhers OOJl omitted. horr bbs gram o' "
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
UR. BLANCIIIRD's t,sTIMATE.

Next came the Rev. DIR. Joseph n. Blanchard
rector Of St. Jamess Protestant Episcopal Church.
Philadelphia who spoke on THE Power OF a Life"
giving many personal "reminiscences Of Mr.. Childs
which person who had not an intimate personal
acquaintance and almost daily association with
him for could have done. What was the
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civ subscribers viii tudly notify ). z pgu.
lar fcrculatorI Of any iucgulanI pa we u-
hycry Of their papers.
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couuo Of Brigham Young and the
brave band that followed rim was
marked out and guide. by COZ
A mighty. The question OF succession
100 an 0nicp like that OF Joseph smith
does not rest with any one mau, MI
even with the Incumbent himself, at
the Missouri judge seems 20 think. 10
enc nrst instance ~ rests with God. Hr
alone can call aud inspire nni difo'i
men and quality them i1f
That hish ,lico. al scrip
ure, both ancient aud mJjefn'
Prove this. AMI in tho suo5ui place,
tho acceptance OF such mon, when
called OF GOD, rosls with the people
TIE Church OF God D. not ihgoerauo
but thoo.Jrm0cratic. On 10th these
principles Brigham Young was th'
true sIoccujr OF Joseph tho Prophet
lie WAS called " GId, thou yh Joieph
himself, bsiag the PRECEDENT Of the
rwelvo anu sustained by th8 Almighty
throughout a most remarkable cIrog'.
The power ifsm o. high fesl'.
/ on him IN all hii work, 90
10 hal rested on joseph. Trio
mantle Of tho nui Prophet icll upll
him "a surely az tic mantle Of Elijah
onwfappad hls faitnful servant E.ishai
AMI hu was accepted by the goat ma
j ilfliy % tne psyple, WHO hai a tcill'
mony Ia their hearts that hs was @
Pfopnotot Col.
In the face oi these facts, the state.
ment that JIicph had appointed a sue
cgsioh uusuown 10 tho polp.c, plt'
takes OF lhs clsmslt OF ab,Isiily. No
ono know. better than Joseph that
any appointment % ONCE iU
tho Cnurcl o. GJI s 70 DO
accepted by tho people. Be'ilci. tho
claim itself was not put forth until
some nncol orslx.con yo1rs alter the
mahyrdom. How w5ul Judge Phillips
explain tue hialuB7
Tho Saints lu Uhh regard lfs
Temple lot no Independence, a. they
regard in certain sonsO "lhe earth aud
tho flllnu.s thereof" a. tho Lords,
to be di.plsei Of a, lie 10 HIS Prov.
dcncs secs a. Certain promises apply
particularly 10 that sacred spot, aud
they viii all be- fulfilled In tho Lori's
own duo tlmc, for HIS plane
aud purposes are never known g.
have failed. There Is mo- lito.
nhgoi tina. the Cautth VIi'
outlr Toto any legal controversy on The
subject with tho "Joiephito" or aay
one else. Gthas kcp, 0ul o! 10 thus 'aE
and probably will coa,ini' TO DO 90.
But when tho TINS comga Ter the
building VI Zion sni the Temple DO
Jackson Couuty, the Latter tny Salut
will be ready to perform the glodlul
work aud the Lord vii. open The wey
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A NEW BROOM TliTORY.
That is What is Nov Being SERIOUSLY
Talked Of.

A few days ago VIZ aid through the
NEws that We could put some enter.
priiing citizen n communication
with an experienced broom manu-.
iaoturof. The article has brourh,
several Inquiries on tho subject, ana
aa Toiult, 1t 10 gratifying 10 ", and
will doubtless be- 90 TO the pablo, 10
learn that negotiations are now under
way with every prospect OF resulting
Ia the building Of a factory and sup.
flying iarmefB with seed and giving
them Instructions during tho enlile
SUMMER a. to the care Of the crop. II
ia said tha. with carly planting aud
proper care two oTols OF brush eau he
taken from tho came STALK. Ou'
agents throughout tho Territory are
reporting some better feelings hunn.
cia,Iyaud orders aro coming la freely.
But tho Increase in orders Is largely
due to the extremely low price OF our
goods 10 proportion to tho quality
olsIoI. We give cur cust1mors the
largest variety Of goods ever oiiofoi
pe9Ilo here, Our prices are l0west
ngliug perfect, styles latest, workman.
ship best, witch OF itaolf musl neoet.
sarlly Increase trade.
Youis Respectfully,
PLYMOUTH ROCK PANTS co.
l72 South state Stroot,
SALT LAKE Cill, UTAH.
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The re.en. position has always been
the goal OF bite ambition
What Glaislon, siiIl has 70 say to
the ilbsni party win be listened to
with keen interest A party council
will probably be- summouel before
long. and the voice Of tho "grand old
NAM will once more be- heard, indi.
eating the c.ure 10 follow. Then II
VIII probably be made more clear what
part tho retiring premier proposes to
take IN the HTussls that is siill
Teudug.
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EXIT GLADSTONE, LNIiR LOSE.
BERRY.


with the resignation Of Mr. ilat.
stone us tic premier OF tue British
government, one OF the most remark.
able mou OF this age porcB 70 the back
OF the political stage Of Europe. As his
decision Ia more calmly considered, It
becomes evldon, that there were
reasons for II not yet known 70 the
public. His last speech Ia tho com.
mons, In which he 10 vigorously de.
linealed the policy Of the gov.
ogumUnt that even tho ministers
were amazed and trcmblod, gave
no evidence Of that growing innrmity,
bodily or mental, which was supposed
90 be- the real cause. Rather, tho old
WARRIOR IN shuA,hiug his sword did IL
Ga such manner ~ plainly TO indicate
that ho was still IN thu ilght and that n
change OF tactics was necessary ior the
Insurance %. a more speedy Victory.
HIS farewell was q call % his party TO
rally aud " dlreo, q tremendous al,seE
against the house OF lords,
Archibald philp Phmroso, cprl
OF R1s0berry tho successor Of
Mr. Gladstone, although hut 90
years old, has already had
twruly.oue years. experience 10
public lito. Ho was born Ia 1917 aud
succccodod to the llilo anu estates Of
the iilIh earl OF Rlie6grry la 1865.
Since 1871 he has been be.oTe tho pub
lie constantly. La 1856 wiih Glad.
siouo'a return to power he becAn1o chief
Of the foreign oflso aud during, tho
last torn o. GaIstone's pgemlrrship 30
was minister Of foreign affairs. III
ISIS no married daughter Of Baron
RllhsohilI, an event that brought him
much wealth aud some unpopularity,
bu, ON the whole no has sue.
cegded In retaining tho esteem OF
hisown class aud tue condolences Of tue
laboJing classes, fact which makes
him une Of the most Influential men IN
the kingdom,
The new premier 10 said to p9ss,ls
remarkable capacity Tor hard work.
40 amount Of drudgiug appalls him, /,
thereby he eau augment his stock OF
knowledge OF public aaaigs. While
pr.siJIus over The Lluisn council for
twelve month. no algouIrl forly.lour
public -iluDgs, $50 regular meetings Of
committees aud as many Informal
ones, ur nearly two muounga every
day, All he Brought tue municipal at.
nlrs tUu high degree of perfection. As a
dyuatoT Ay IL considered formidable
opponent Tao following % quoted
from % dispatch 10 the san Fmacsco
g'r.Ulc.C, Illustrating his seuse Of
uuugr unl fk.li ag rUpar,vG
u recent campaign no said OF Mr..
Chamberlain. "lt you could only kD.p
Ms u.tt straight hu would Boo tho horse
iHl wr mlUHyn When gnn,aryuliya Boa
t." lost gasp ui bis party pleaded that Juo
Straits HHNlHmyuts Wrrt uuuulmuu. ly
determined lun salisbury must Boo kuut
'uualou au replied; Gas tuO straits -ut.I U-
muus $500 populated hy Alulays Tory
EHNnulr-gu UgUu supported 3D. BRITISH
murNns, choir unuulmity ou ,hll pu.nl
la tl tuu moro r0mlraablun
A,r GaIsl0ns has offered hla succss.
cor an tae AID hu may ses d. to aas,
but 1t Is more than likely that
the new premier has altuI,
laid out lice OF policy OF his own,
aud that bis prsmisrsn.p marks an
epoch Ia tho history Of the nation.
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John G. cutler g. Fro. 80
Main street have added a
line Of Tailor Trimmings to
Their stost which they will
soil wholesale or r-t1il Thoy
have aIsl had q lot Of homo
mado clo.n made INTO ready
ma DO sul. which they offor
at Sl5 TO SIS "a SUIT,
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fuh.efibert changing thsir pin'e N rchidenee
should always giye former a. WgN o. pieN'N'
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The yrws soma eatttc PRINCIPAL u1ia 2.
News Stands and on al passenger uAha Cav
ina the civ After ON daily
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Omnha. suu. city OF 81 Jnsoph
ana only $500 round trip. ~ Louis
one why s-1lN, CHICAGO $500 All
rates win RIO CuuIu Western Railway.
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hTALt %
Central Meat Markoa
D. hilton, r. fHrnrs, o. ,a.l.
we'll, Jr ~ Hilton 4 90, Prop
rci1u, Family Trade toN'
tgd
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u eir report, which was TO remonstra,e
against tie passage OF ell the bii's
named. The following are a few Of
tho reasons given Tor 40 doing; They
are too unwleldly and expensive for
the amount OF good ncoomplishrdj tue
workings ATE unjust and tyfaunical
and would rteuli In great hardship.
Their report was followed ~ a
memorial 20 the Legislature 20 leave
the matter with the city councils and
town boards 10 regulate, rs the lest
way 70 accomplish the same ends.
Today muse meeting was called Di
the ladlcs OF Springville 30 remonstra,c
against the passage OF tho educational
bill now bO'ore the House, and a'ai 10
back the remembrance OF tho men
against The horticultural billa, agairei
which there's m immoih petition br.
Ing signed 10 through Utah county.
We all believe that sJmtthlug mntt O. o.
done 10 stop tho rtvRgu1 Of tie
c1dling moth ami other iuii uosis,
but We thiui, Is can be- done without 30
much gxpunfu 90 the billa provide.
Yours truly,
j.. ~. WTuwOpb.
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the West,--

Aner stay Of several years at wash
inglon, O., during which hehas become
familiar with tho workings Of Congress
and tho departments, Judge Cha. W.
s'aynor, an Attorney and Counselor Of
tho supreme Court OF tho United States,
ispTopared to promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committees aud
informing influential Congressmon ~ to
tho needs OF clients and communities
represented by him.
lio also continues his practice In the
Gouoml Land Onloo. prepares appeals,
makes Nnswora and arguments before the
Commissioner and Secretary, analyses
and reports on cases 70 attorneys At
distance, aud attends to general land
business. Terms removable. Services
prompt and reliable. Pc. Address, Box
tif Wellington ID, O.
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Protests Against Pending Bills.
srMNGvILLE, Utah,
100
LdIior Desorel Macs

Ed,lOr DosSrsi NeUG
A few days ago mass meeting was
called Of the citizens Of this place TO
consider the bills now before the Lggis.
lature concerning the establishment Of
o Territorial board Of horticulture, II.
q. Noe, 90, 90 and 20, and q. AZ. No,
ID, After reading the bills they WeGo
referred 10 "a committee OF five mem.
beers, who after considering them few
days, again oal.ei tho truit growers
and tax payeTa together auu made
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wIiord woodruff. Geo. ". Cannon,
prosidon. tlIhloi.
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RTATl0NAL BANK
REPUBLIC
Frank Knox, President.
y. q. Knrriclt, Ntec-tsreaidcnt.
j. A. EHris, cashier.

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