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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-15

Emlhsions, AVerslon 10 Society, Dlmness OF
Vision, Noises In the Head; the vital fluid
passing unobserved in the urine, and man!
death.
THE ESeLIsH MEDICAL INSTITUTE win
agree TO forfeit i've hundred dollars for a case
OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatment)
will not cure. or for anything impure or in
furious found In II. THE ESGLIsH MEDICAL
IssIIruTE treats all private diseases sue
eessfully without mercury. Consultation
Free. Thorough examination and advice,
including analysis Of urine, s5. Price of VI
tai RESTORATIVE.. IS a bottle. or four
times the quantity, sl0, sent TO any address
ID, sent without o. 90 with order as q guaran-
teel secure from observation, and in private
name II desired by
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-15
The Great English Remedy.

Is a never failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal Weakness,
|Spermatorrhoea, LOST
MANHOOD, ,Impotency
Paraly sis and all the
terri Bile effects of Sell
Abuse, youthful fol-
lies. and excesses in
mature years-such as
loss of memory, Las.
Is tn d e, Nocturnal
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-15

His torica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Yys !.
, 1881-04-03

FLOuR-Wns quiet nnd unchanged The feeling
was firm. however, some lots were held on the
market for higher prices, the miIlers anticipated
less competition owing to the reported falling OF ia
winter wheat Sales were reported Of $50 hrs and
2GU Sacks ut $3.50 for spring patents, sac9400 TO,
spring EXTRAS md $50 for gade. Also 50 brs rye
nour ut $55- Total cqunl TO .,:.u brls Export four
were quoted ut $f159i50 for good to choice and II
Hour ut A.65457j.
OTHER N1LLsTUrFs-Were in good demand, and
quoied drmer SAes were reported OF IL Of bran
ut $lasll30;t cur wheat screenings at slaG1 cars
m!ddngs ut s200@1a00: and shorts at sl2 O0 per
sRh1NG So WIIEATmas Isss aetiys aad rathe
sg@ e;a wss
ported strong. With an advance Of ID per GENITAL On
led sfsqs Il &c a
the s sS Gss Gaad 4nd the
Or n tooS she % Soie fe i scc
Their exnnp'c followed 1y sinner ones, and ths
from, iSurops for quotations On our 80 !. ana FOOD
@ for Il for eosss feeep's
SRSt s. % Pessis- st st
% ~ o Su Sg ! S,tseEed " s: s sesslps at
ana H'ao n 81 /, Y ts%pe q s;e Ios1 :too 81:
s2 sasa y SssF Say {ysss;sa ia es5y e sa S ;s
ssst sIS 5sas .. 81 R?S,a a"a 5aiy EHS
WtSTEi wuEAr--salss we're limited to 5.ooy ou No.
snd I'D ba e's e S, Te!a Is 81 b' bSs
Esfsi ssa IL % e taf
ars: s ad sn seay The
dai! aad sas aeess r xheat here aso sended q de
'ss 81 eees ns ne sa%s Sy
e selune ,ass af there
tn b" tSk sGsk1 M hsr
s haynE bse1 aetse S9me of them hsa "a
s ersnRx e waer @ Ssa
aatea lass SPOT sass We're re5efted M Of p:s
Six:d M ra s S q 90 e 4;d m g & yS X e.
Or trnek; $500 ba % a s58@sec rec boafe e1!s:
~ ~ 5 s aG @ Ha as:'si
s$:s5 s;?;|sh q ss's: ssss
'Sste lower than the e!os,s prizes q fday On he
.fmsts lptuEss Resasr VIZ sable n sss ana
ss:sS
1ss Me5e m nude g s 6n !cash Of seller ApE!I
sna foF Fssiea ssas5Ss se fs4 81
elected Ehise. s51ee3so II So: white &c for
sss wbs Wits 81 sk faf H. e Hs os SS fs
SM*f ~ @ 1os eo!ce ~ Ehite - for baF'ey-oats. and
WIZ acF 70 @ss sht 09 9rer,nss und few
on h the ngfse seus M,x WI. taabs
s BID 0 far y June, *e and hay Sc 'ssas bla fas
wele %ade s:af aq 81 9f u se1'ns n Sc al So
= ~ ., By 3 ny ~ sample at s tor Iejects 2" r.; +t
1sss asis ,r
'eth'ns doing either 81 Sash rn,aEe deTe;:
xa asi9e
aie; Ts5s rs a.ss 4 i&$ -
in bags) free on board. Total, 500 bu.
, 1881-04-03
VERIFIED FdCTS.
AN IMPORTANT STATEMENT,


Nost of the readers OF this paper will rcmer,-
ber an article published In our columns some
time since regarding the remarkable 60 Of Mr..
H. F. Larrabce, OF the New York i h~s,ou Dis
pntch Express Company. 3ir. Ia-rabee had
been given up to die BY number c- = best
physicians, hts trouble being Br1ghts d -. % OF
the kidneys in its most aggravated fo..c TO-
day he is us well and healthy appearing a man
us can be found upon our streets. and a goodiy
portion OF his time il spent In answering letters
and Inquiries regarding bis case. ana in telling
Of the wonderful power which saved bis life. re-
stored his health, and has kept him well ever
since. These are facts which any one can readily
verify by communicating with Mr. Larrabee.
IN this connection there IS an important fact
which we specially desire to state. When we
published the account OF Dir. Lurrabee's re-
markab!e recovery many people said: "Oh,
that Is paid for" People seem willing to read
column after column about the suiFerlngs Of h,,-
n'an'ty aud the horrors Of disease, but as soon
MS newspaper in the interests Of It's readers and
humanity. points out pure and valuable remedy
for alertatlnR these suferings OF OF curing
these diseases, they say: "Oh, that IS paid for"
This is all wrong. We know whereof we affirm
regarding Dir. Larrabec's cusc, and knew 1t at
the time We published it, and the present case OF
DR.. Whitney, which follows, Is OF precisely the
same nature. We have friends who haye been
cured. and from personal knowledge we affirm
ns We do The newspaper is the servant Of tho
public. and as such should study the public
needs Bright's disease has ever been consld-
cred an absolutely fatal complaint, but from
the remarkable cases which have come under
our observation we do not hesitate to pronounce
it durable. even in its f1nai stages. These arc
facts which the public are entitled to know, and
rs such we publish them. The following edito-
rial, copied from the Marlboro tNass.) Times, We
give entire for the benefit at our readers:
DR.. Aston ". Whitney OF West Newton, who.
was recently in the Massachusetts General Hos
pital to be treutcd for Brights disease, IL nav at
home, md what is ruther remarkable for tegu-
lar old school physician is ductoring himself
with patent medcine-to-wft: Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. And it ia doing him
guod, TOO, and strong hupes are felt BY all his In
innate friends that he will soon be almost rs
good us new. We don't advertise the Safe
Remedy, and SO what we say Ut tt is not u paid
for pun. but we cannot forbear saying that we
consider 1t q most remarkable medicine for tho
relief Of ull urinary. kidney, and liver troubles
and VIC have known Of its huvine wonderful and
most astonishing remedinl effects in some
chronic cases Of <dcrungement where all other
specifics had failed. We have bad occasion to
recommend its use In several cases, and have
never known unybody to use 1t that was not I'm
1nedidtcly and permanently benefited
, 1881-04-03

,a nacfe was d:oll sceue In yicnncse Justices
tssso 1ew cay's ago. where HI old professor of
f:asc ia named Friedrich Schmtt was accused by
~ AZ. anna M burger, oae of his pupils, nIit 10, Of
ner bodily harrn. Prof. Schulltr denied
e.ae " as cad boxed the young lud,'s ears, us she
= ssus e.ld proceeded to justify his conduct in
.,,,'a'atn ,a,o'iloEing way: Il am surprisingly cou-
;1noo.,. said be, - ard when pupils come. to
:. IN very particular About seeing to it TINT
am arn something. Ny zeal is great. and It Is
10y true that sometimes jaw and scold Il
,@al. nut no. till nfter some time, for first
.snrs uu! errcrs, and # this dues NO good, then
uur ~ few half-sco!d.ng wards under my
-. .a1 ana then. il this has no effect, | give q
.,n1ta tvuna scuiding. When half scold call
.Taptls geese beasts dur,b- hc;tds,' and
.a9 sgaas ths !ades do not object ru this, for they
arm. s!r olI Professor doesn't mean them any
Id NoW Miss burgers fault IVES thut she
stie enaaibe horrible way or not opening hcr mouth
ot bre and all that did was TO catch boldly
p.onsr! !sws AVE and Try to bring tEc tone out III
nrn1,i,ssaS Miss Burger laid her damages at
nstinp r., Ut which the judge, properly estt-
hGinssdt tae Sainc to society OF young ludy dis
taalr4uu.t u open her mouth, allowed ls. besides
sudeass ms irascibie Professor Iu a Gnc OF ID
, 1881-04-03

!
ttssu,eq t ~ several meetings. at one OF wntca
nSatu Gsats,, nary M I: weeks say: go o.; can
eSs'te e soe administration against het mo
scsnIao ot WANT snese meetings. was that Mortlmer
ocailiall Went 70 work 70 organize large COM
RMahy, RMhsy, OF "hch Weeks was to be a partner
T1.s ueo ,n. sua pat tles Wno were 70 maze up tue
uaai, uaai :a'1e ensetner. SICKNESS ~ Morumee
Ss.t'ru i,,a ILL.,, Lat!} prevented MIN from oe-
~ luS ~ p.ssct. ~ ~ me preliminary meet1ngs,
~. ~ "ncm ~ ptaceu MS aaterest II tue
1vt ~ -. @ raast y =. neehs IN truSt hs a1rlenu:
.L ~ ~ " ~ au,c ~ tetuen 70 WorR ne 1ouua
sT IS enaIaCees VI weeks was Snat Harrison Will
LUZ hnt o.tt - Wy " sAese daya-that ne picks tho
oohes " a!s irlfuus pare ana then closes the ac-
inolant ne laa learned all Mortimer Sclnfan
anew: anu nad organized tue drm and left him
tAerumer Scanlan) out which resulted in suit
ogioEg Tue courts;
Ut. weeks thlnk ing tnat nc nau my appoint
meat 10 seat Mortimer Scunlnns mouth or the
seerets tGat passed between them. presenter the
following affidavit for his signature;
(copy.l
Stdtc o. ittnots Cook C'"ntK S.: Mortimer Scan1an
1sn Vanf VI "a auj sMusn "a oatn s3ya taaI anrse5 T.
nes n.nutn ~ ~ ~ ~ 5 ~ ,re h @ ssy or n aS uaa-
nny nerson ar persSns NJ GAMING frnm III WeeHs thG
for any consideration. larse or sulnli, the Union
Rendering Company, or any tther company per-
shS coan contfoi Lne boaru OF Health or the City
y; sh.ano stu, ,,n s.o,, n hofors ,,.. ,.,v
NAV 4. b. ISL " oS-oAo 'Ae 'A' ~
Mortimer scan}np asked Mr. wecks Ie In
th,,1pht he fScnula NJ ,yns n fot,t Mr. Wceka mn
gwcrei nnt, sni. - Nn: hit II INN f,n mn aim,
ana xrrnr to fiut nA7torn ur,r ,v1vhrr d,J,, rnu
MT uef III 1n,siiin,. If S1n.gintrn,c,t nf Streets
Mrrtin,nr co.,ln,, tCot rle nnnn. nr-l 49,
, 1881-04-03

NEW YORK, April a-Governments steady for
Is, and 1a63as lower for other issues.
Railroad bonds generally strong and higher
State securities dull except for tennessee.
which were active
The stock market opened generally nfn+ DUE
somcuha. irregular in early dealings. Specu-
lat1on soon became strong and an advance was
recorded ranging from 4 to III. the latter
Northern Pacific common, the preferred selling
up cst. These shares, however, subsequently
, 1881-04-03

Detroit FREE Prfss.
Yesterday Woodward avenue grocer select
GO = roll of tbs choicest butter in the mnrket
anu placed 1t ut his door with the sign, "Ple1se
11s1t Along cufne citizen iu about two min
les, md after carefully examining the roll, he
at Il UT Of It in his mouth, spat 1t out in great
cist-ess, md said:
u Gun glsc you my opinion Of that miserable
M e1uu IL icrk second! You may fool some
1olks % olcoRarsarinc, but can tell it block
swav.'
Then you DON'T like 1t?'
nan."
The second man lifted up the roll. Euelled all
Ssound 1t, and finally put q crumb into his
Mouth
Pretty fair article isn't it:'' quered the gro
,.22teell, yes. though there's trine too much
eStI .sStI Not going to keep the STUFF for sale,
-0hn"
,,sis sos no dn't either: Faugh! How that lardy
IN "a ths d tarse of an hour seven worthy citi-
~ ,,as Of lowledged taste sampled the butter
~ w taraA rum It with disgust at one time
~ ~ tea Apst came TO blows because one
saeo aaeo ba,,a &tfine. ard the other knew it was
ssaeoas'ssnnB f. When the fun began to grow
~ tl;aoaooa1e, hthe sign vas changed 10 New ar
10y 10y ot tIiJ-edEed," aud the first man who
y sseo osds @red ten pounds to be sent hume right
, 1881-04-03

81; lowest, NJ: closing. SVN >'' '''e'"
Tex sem.-annual dividend 81 per cent payable
Government bonds were steady IN Chicago,
the District of Columbia 3.65s were 1o3 bid and
104 asked; the is were 113si bid and III e1-inter-
est; AIS, 112t: and 113: 5s, 1o11s and 1Gsa; and
the Is, 1H and 102H. at the close the Is were
l131z and 113ai.
Foreign exchange closed stronger in sterling,
posted rites being 43113@7s4. For sixty-day
commercial bills for prompt delivery, 476G478h.
For three weeks delivery, 43s,5 G4794. Conti-
mental exchange WIS weaker in the afternoon.
Sixty~day commercial bills, prompt delivery on
Havrc, 5GH@53la4; Bordeaux, 53iTGIa53lA. Six
ty-day Commercial bills on Antwerp, delfyera-
bic prompt were 533,s1,3l1s. Bunkers bills on
Germany were OF for sixty days and 94tz for de-
mand; ninety-day prompt commercial bills, B2,ii
No3. Sixty-day commercial. On bankers, dcly-
cred prompt, 93isGt93ss; same. delivered In three
weeks, HR. Commercial drawn on commercial
parties were 93Ga3,s. Bankers gui1ders on Hol-
land wsre 93s for sixty days and 39h for de-
mand; si1ty-dav commercial was 39as@39 3 16.
Shippers exchauge on New York was $L00 dis
count, closing weak.
At the Chicago banks business Was quiet
New York exchange was sold between banks at
s5c per $1,000 discount Loans weresn moderate
dem and ut 6G7 per cent. Country orders from
the country for currency we're light.
The following are the cie8rt1lxS of the Chicago
, 1881-04-03

Short ribs, seller May closed ut <1su417as. Long
clears CUNT ed $i.U l0Osa ind boxed Lumber-
lands s9s.te boxed: long cut hams ssfc sweet
green h1tl5. average. h;955xc.
bacon quoted Mt 5ta@i5lc for shoulder, 5@S1@c for
short r1[s. s3t4c for short clears, lK 1c for ams
I'LL canvased und packed.
DEEf-Wns quiet Mt Sl1UQE1n.25 for mess, $lQ.75D
llu for extra mess, and E5I0js3uSl for hams
, 1881-04-03

LONDON, april lla-rALLow-Fine American, a9s I'd.
fEritoLECM-liehned, 6k9GHd.
ANTWERP, April rila-PETnoLEu,I-E95E
LIVERPOOL, april 2-Co1roS-Hardening, ga
American, $50.
IAKD-Amerlcan, SIS Cd
BAcoN-1onR clear, &0s.
Of Trade:
Ags g g. 4 fa M m9ss
SSt's5 a9d aa'i md d des; ioxs1 sa s?sa
81 g. eon Gieese G. s 1f.sf ces M 8 c. lis I'd talo~
td;na msxnoS ssb hpi j, strong
sMssdief ) g. co1a red n s!9teF : 1
rivals Cd foF none nsa8 nrneF
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK. April 2-CorroS-Ou.et INT .teadv.
10 lf-l6@lo l5-lGc; futures wea2: April, w5oc May
luGc; June, 107lc July, l00sc; August lns5c; Sep
tefnbeF, la51c; October G21c; November lll3c; De-
cember, 1DI}c
FLoUR-Firm; receipts, a1,0oo brls: exports. 1aoo
bFls; supesane State and Western, Sl753 L25 cou,-
mon to good ezra, 81 350l!0; eooa to chotce s5Na
us: white wheat extra, saUla601 extra Ohio, Asaa
90; " Louis, $isosd15: Minnesota patent process,
$l50ss.ol
GRA1N-Whentiu In fair demand; receipts ii, ,OOQ bu:
exports 16,0o0 bu: ungraded spring, sl1O; ungrnded
red. <L108l29; No. d1, $L.t@laf14; Nu. do, $aHea
129: cannf. L2; rallroud No. red SLIDE mixed
wtntsr. sl.I4@l2iH: ungrnded white. tL7Gt 70: No.
2d0 sl2sgL26: No. lido. .,a12 2.G No. red April,
Msh9l. ~; a1ay; sl.:t3s@l.:f June: tl.aAe<1.l,s.
ee5ts ~ y! x; SnF;2dsd
551s. Tts Isl sf: 6 66ss;' SS:SS ;xSs ,.s %sy - @
SEs ae:sfse se ao 'sssa9s l'" Do Western Mixed
1iAr-Efrm: moderate demund at M@aic.
ssssas !sfyE'a9 9ss ka's
, 1881-04-03

LONDON, April 2-11:N Il. m.-Consols un-
changed.
PARIS, April &2:30 p. m.-trench reutes, SIT
so continues.
PARIS. April 2-4p. m-French rentes s4f Is
confines.
LONDON, April 2-Cousols, 100 3-16.
Amcrcun securities-New IS, 10514; AIS, 1lG1<;
IS, l]715.
Railroad securties-Illinois Central, 41A:
Pennsylvania Central, 60: New York Central
l5A; Erie, 1875; do seconds, 1857; Reading, ;53.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, April .-Sight exchange on
New York. per cent per $l,000 premium;
sterling, 46lx.
, 1881-04-03

Money market easy at 4@8. Prime mercantile
paper 5I8.
mand, 1851.
The following is the weekly bank statement:
LOau5, decrease $685. ,o00; specie, decrease, $751;,
decrease, SOL, l0o; circulation, increase. $83G00;
reserve. decrease, $685. l25. The bnnks now hold
Sl,4a7,65O IN excess OF their legal requirements.
, 1881-04-03
MINING NEWS.
SAS FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, April 2.-Folowing arc
the ctnsfnu nuntn tiota Of stnl.Es.
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
of the leaf'lng articles OF produce In this city
during the tsYenty-fonr hours ending ut o'clock
Saturday morning and for the corresponding
time d wear urp:
, 1881-04-03

aat sefIs sefIs - say there Is no proprietary article
oefter than Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
, 1881-04-03
Co.operntive Stores for Workingmcn.
To the Editor Of TIE Chicago Tribune.

Cooperative Stores for Workinrmen.
To the Editor Of TIE Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, April 2--No system yer devised
solves to as great extent many OF the gravest
social problems AS does industrial cooperation
In this are agreed many Of the wisest thinkers,
statesmen, and philanrhropists, both in Europe
and Ancrica, such as John Stuart 21lll, tho Hon.
W. E. Gladstone, Richard Cobden, Thomas
Hughes, Q. C., the Lord Bishop Of Durham, the
Hou- Josiah Quincy. the Rev. Robert Colyer,
Wendell Phillips, and many others.
The writer, wishing simply TO call public at
tention to this most potent system and Invite
discussion, will only notice briefly few points
Of interest:
''Tho frcest Governments says Webster,
"cannot long endure whero the tendency OF the
laws is to create a rapid accumulation Of prop
erty IN the hands Of few, and to render the
masses OF the paarle poor and dependent"
Permanent security, prosperity, and civil peace
cannot long continue whom the sub bstance of the
peuple Is prccarious. and where they live from
hand to mouth, without any reserved resources.
Under existing. financial and industrial ar
ranHementS, sudden depression OF trade or pnnEc
mny at any time arrive 1nd tind the :rea1 ma
jority with no savings Id hand. From various
causes the masses do not or cannot accumulate
n1 Ike results OF tic practice Of co5peratios, has
been to produce murked change iu the habits
aud characteristics Of the industrial casses,-
ance, Il clearer conception Of the true relations
between labor and capital, and q zeal for social
progress. self-help and independence.
TIE results already attained By cooperation in
England should make every statesman and
phanrhrupist In our country earnestly desire
TO promote its growth here Those who have
studied thu subject most anticipate yet greater
results; They believe that q plan will soon be
devised Of applying the accumulated savings
they may haye capital in productive industry,
receive share 0t its profits rs we'll as wages.
become possessed Of land and dwellings and
hare uccess TO many Of the higher blessings OF
ciriItzation,. from which the misses nre now
shut out =
Such change would place society on more
secure foundation, introduce harmony between
capitalists and iuborers, dltfuse welbelng, COM
potency, and content among the population at
large
1t would be we'll worth many efforts and great
sacrifices to bring about such results. To ac-
complish this, the aim and lunFFt Of c1-ope dEton
must Be made more tcde!y kHolDH thdn at present.
Cooperation progresses slowly among the tg-
, 1881-04-03
BUSINESS.
Stocks Strong and the Bears
Covering Eagerly. ~
Western Union Advances on a. Com.
promise with Hatch.
Chicago Finances Quiet-The Cur
rency Movement.
Tbs Produce Markets Generally Slow and
Neutrality-suspicious. Dull.
Breadstufs Weakened BY the Fact Of MlIder
s9eather-Wheat Weak.
FINANCIAL.

Stocks we're strong and more active. Western
Union Was noticeable for gain OF 81, to 1lT1s,
the new stock selling down from 79s to tn. and
closing at 60ai. This was caused By the an
nounccment OF a compromise Of the Hutch
suits, upon which the bears bought freely to
cover their short sales. Purchases by the bears
werc also the reported cause of tho advance in
St. Paul, Northwestern, Lake Shore and North
ern Pacitlc. In the last there was rise from
423s to IGN for the common, and from tx to 75,.
for the preferred, with subsequent reaction to
NJ and 73S- Mr.. Keeue was reported to be a
large buyer Of stocks and Gould, whose appetite
seems as inexhaustiblc az that Of the Chinese
piant, was buyer OF Wabash and the Southwest
crn stocks. The market closed very near the
highest prices Of the day with easy mohey iu
prospect, and everything on the surface point
ing to higher prices.
The gains Ia the active stocks we're as follows:
iii1Sis fsadephlnu ] uSnda Head.
& sr YAK Mnnaats;n Innn san,ds dE.evated..
Michigan Centra Iron Mountuin ........l1s
Lake Shore. 1e!West- Union Tel. Co.. AK
Ero second mor,ease Gai: St. st. +: s. M on,pid mi; /
Ghsaso Ghsao Ill g. II 9nt
MaS T. Fac &c pId caaads s5athefh. paG1ef pla:
ftnnni1al HMH 81 joe. ToSi,s t6;o:
IIunn,,,al St Joe p 'tIl,3 ;Chesapeaks / Uiio. L
Missonrt k1nsns i Tex 4yI,enver { RIO urande. ..1
Delaware. Lack. Il sYestltil -
The official report OF the Eric shows n ln-
crease in earnings for first three weeks in March
OF slt,0o0; from Oct i to March l, sl,O0e 900.
Thu following shows tho fluctuations Of the
active sto.k:
, 1881-04-03

ket malntaius e firm and stoady ton6,t Boots
and shoes; hats, caps. and clothing we're re-
ported in increased request. with prices steadily
held. No specially new features were developed
In the grocery market. Trdde is fair and i'm.
proving, and the market has firm and healthy
tone. Dried fruits remain flffn- Holders of do
mestics are very confident, in expectation Of a
light crop. In the fish market there was fair
activity at steady rates. Butter was aDctaukrd.
good to choice grades remaining very firm, while
: the poorer sort continued dull and weak There
were no noteworthy changes In oils coal, pig
iron, and leather. :.
The Kinzie street markets were Without nota-
Bile change, dull feeling prevailing In hides wool
grease, and taiow, and broom corn being In active
demand for all grades. The trndein building ma
terlals has increased somewhat. but no material
change Is made In quotations. Furs, undressed
arc in better demand ut the prices fixed By the
London sales. Hay was firm, with a good local
and shipping trade. In hops dealers report a
demand for lumber continues steady at our yard
quotations Potatoes were little easier in con-
sequence OF the heavy receipts. There was q
better feeling In the seed market, Timothy ud-
yancing 55t5c, and clover holding its own we'll
Cooperage was dull and unchanged.
A trader in provisions was yesterday cumming
up the situation about as follows, as 1t appeared
to him: We are 0,000 hogs short of last year,
in the u,htter Of weight alone: we have exported
the product OF 400, 900 hogs more this year than
last, and consumed that OF 200, more {cxtra)
at home; also the packing Of March has run be-
hind good deal. Putting dill these things to-
eether, we are short something like 1,000,0W
head of hogs now, as compared with the situa-
ton twelve months ago.
A copy IF the order, which is NOW posted, by
authority, In every town In the Uui+ ID King
dom In reference to trichine, will he On Change
Monday.
The first sale OF August outs for this season
Was made Friday, the price being &c. i sale at
the same figure was made Saturday,
The reported imports by the continent OF Eu-
ropo from jan. to Feb. 10, included the follow
iyir-
, 1881-04-03

Aprt{ I, fEHf, .4ur{( /. 1854

Thefollowing were the reported stocks In Lon
don:
AprstL 1851 April I. fs91. April 1. 1s7y
Flour, br1s. NOT reported 34uuU@ 3U0m not reported
Nheatqrs- lAl011xsl3lUA 2;0,tOu9SluO 2IOGk9saOt1D
Coru. qrs less than 5UUU less than iAUU llQU
, 1881-04-03

Tho Operation Performed by John r.
Scanlan In the Host Approved Fashion
-Hlr. Scanian Writes a Mighty Inter-
estlng History OF His Connection with
Carter. aud Tells Some Important
Things About Harvey Weeks and tic