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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-07-23
"A Real Romance.

Many years ago there suddenly appeared
in Morehead City, North Carolina, pre-.
possessing young woman, calling herself
Mary Burt. She obtained work, and SION
became fav0ritc with her acquaintances.
Fifteen years after, when all the circum.
stances concerning her first appearance
had been forgotten, she received an offer OF
marriage from one of the well.to-do resi-
dents Of the place.. She refused, however,
and Immediately after her whole manner
changed. She became moody and seemed
fond Of solitude. She finally purchased q
plot OF land IN the mountains, built log
cabin, and lived there alone. The only
book she had was the Bible, which she
knew almost by heart. The story Of he,
life was published recently in the Ashe
vile Citizen. The article was copied by .
Vermont paper, and attracted the notice o.
Robert Fletcher. prominent citizen o
that State. Fletcher soon after visitet
Ashevilie, sought the editor Of the Citizen
and together. they went to Miss Burt''
house. The hermit did not recognise tn.
vermonter, but soon learned that he wal
her old lover. A mistake had kept then
apart for half q century, but when Fletchcl
left Asheville, few days later, Mary Bur
Howe, for that was the 'hermit's full name
accompanied him % his wife. When Mis-
Mary b. Howe and Fietchss were youn,
they were engaged to be married. Tn
woman fancied Fer lover was attached {,
another girl, however, and suddenly lef
her home In Maine. Going 10 Boston sh'
shtpprd ~ stewardess on ship hound fo
Liverpool. The vessel wxs wrecked o,
the South Carolina coast, and, after many
adventures vt yea IN IN open boat an,
among friendly Indians On land. Mis-
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-07-23
Cosmetics A,ld Csllns.

: Paint your faces girls but FIRST let the nm.
dertaker. haze your measure. Such at leas,
sths lesson 80 Often found IN the reports Of
our medical practitioners. We thus learn
that poison Il poison whether it reaches
the vital~ through the stomach Or the skin,
\ well known panto,nimtst who was wont
I" set the audience in a roar became paral,
xed By the paint necessarily applied to his
face and ne died In an asvlum in untimelv
'dptap& Such, Nss the tate Of the, once pop.
MatG. I. fFns and now Ms hive the case
of Fanny blanchard whose death was also
due 70 cosmetics. Her physician made a
prolonged effort to effect restoration, but |,
was too late. The poison had become fixed
in the system and the poor girl died BY
unintentional suicide.-Utica Herald. {
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Wamts Ma namvhfnp
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-07-23
Locomotive Power,

There are at present In the Old World
and the New World more than hundred
thousand railway locomotives. Their total
force Is equal to 100000 horse power
and all the othcs steam engines on the
globe are estimated at 46yoooyooo horse
power. The technical horse po~es however
is really equal to three average horses and
each horse to about seven men; the aggre.
gate power therefore Of all the engines
being vastly more than the effective force
Of all the human workers living four. fifths
Of the steam engines now at work have
been made within a quarter Of century or
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-07-23

Thcr say you can tell BY the taste Of beer
what the weather IL going to he. How
nice. When your wife is uncertain about
going out with her bonnet on. says: "Dear,
do YOU think it will rain9" You can reply:
"Ill see my love-" and 20 out and take
drink Of beer and she can't find word OF
fault. We demand monument for the
discoverer ri the theory.
, 1881-12-12


Franklin alaoFcagh s. Co. began suit for
S5,tD1 Saturday against Charles W. Baker. ". II.
dudley, II. II. Taylor, and William J. 1ilghman.
Grorsu +. Wcstovur commenced n sult liz
c1ertnicnt nyainst Churles Leonard and NarIou
Munger to recover possession Of tho 8. !: Of tho
y, v. Ii Of itock ~ in kinz,o's Addition 10 Chi
caEu.
81. Il. Mcdowell and others began m attach
mont hllst naaaast 4. II. NlulnRer s. Co. to ~.
cover 81. Illus.
{. A.: MncDonald brought suit for s., ,oC0 ugaluBs
Jnne 1Io!Init.
$l.UU.
. Thu Chicago Carpet Company allni out dis
trts5. .wsrraMt ngatistMarKlrct A.. Theodore liz,
Antl EtnInn MlnGhart n1 Glutnl fer $sH buck-
rcnt of tho fourth floor Of Nos 1h2 and l5t VIII
bush avenue.
.Aucrbach, Fiuch &; Van slyck commenced an
nttaettnent nKntnst a. Ramsey Nlningcr l. Co.
~ recover $I.AU.Hi.
john l'rotor and pthess hogan suit III trcs-
rnss agninst llaratto Pr.tt, fnto ltccptvoI Of tho
GOD.
* bill wos i}tctl in tho Circuit Court by tho
heirs Of tho late Edward Mickey, pf .tancavfIlo,
HEntnat ltichArd 81. Mcliey and nthors 10 purtl.
1ion up tho Mickey estate, which coslsfsks uf II
rcry larKe amount OF valuable property In and
around Ehtcago.
, 1881-12-12

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 10.-FluuIs-uuIl, but pr1cca
tisu, and unchanged. ltys Nour steady; s3uR5.lN.
GHA1S-Whsat Al,auB better; No. 2rcd. Iecpnbar,
tl.+ldl4! Jnnuary, $&psal. .+i ,February, H. $40
LTD, Torn In XooI daIund; 0ld pntI mlxad track,
s2cs steamer. 7lc; No. Il i0Ses rail m1xed Deceubar,
ls94a'vo' january. 1lhS7i1c: February. i3383'Jxc.
unts fairly nct!ys M. wtlte sse, No. Hhi,s G0,
InnvtxIi'Ss :QHlat aud unchanged
ENFTE1t.-NnlHtt creamery, ;GtHSlc; New York Etat9
4tk1. -' "'''
ENGE-HtenA4.
lstEEaE-QhIat md UnotnpVel
l.ETetuLKtM-NuMt uncIinngat.
WHf4Kf-HtAnuy ntd unchanged.
ltEfkli'ra-ftaur I.A1 bris; wheat, 900 but corn,
II ttD but NntH, 1i%U I'm, |'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
, 1881-12-12
An Authoritative CohtsnAlctlon-7Iark
IWitIn InfOrtus ,.u lnsl,Ilrllt* friend
iii south Australia that lle IL Not

An Authoritative Contsn<llctlon-7Iark
TtNMIn InlOrtus an lEal,Ilrllt. friend
In south Allstrnlin that lle IL Not
Dcnd.
der thu Impression lhat siar& Twaii, lad os,co
visited that far.awny rexloil, and when thoro
hnd nutunlty lodged under tho yan,o so0r With
nos l,imorst WI was d ,cnd. liz iiy was 50 .9s maef'
ei1eet.hi 1y thu npws thnt no Ut onou wrote to
et Mr CLEMENS ri to asses.an 4 i vas tr',e; tho
oistrper of OF. Is md II as fallows: ~ 4'9s'"
iluFiiss tho prescl,t ycAr tlnve received lot.
a past times known pcoplo who bud known ,lt, llo
IN htstt1sitn'; but havo nuycr boon in my
Rnrt o. A.ssrala u ny !lte l,y tboso letters
hNuw lnc tnsInlatoly-uot fur d day, hut for
weeks aila oven iaoaihs. And uppMroi,tly ] WAX
not eontlned Il ono psace. but waa acutiurcd iii
arouid over tho country. Also, apparently,
Was y.,rY rnspecablo; ut lcast supposu so, from
tIe sns,1sr of nc soinany so:n e hayo
uon, Ga!tHfa Of newspapers, aic.
=. ~ y yery ph.l, thon. that sumo ono has ueon
nit aud ui himself by NY uat'o. E6w. II thls
u1ln pnid hls debts md conducted hi,ltsuf in III,
orderly And respectable way, suppose hRvo
an! yct AMI mt able to Believe thal u man cMn
tx4seIy assA!ne 4nhthar H,an's uallu, mud ut tho
wShy psps"u. sasp.ot S1 aSsent 81 tSa a
strl1lgtr seems to hasu bpet, ho wins at p0ttR,n
tn rascal aud q pretty shabby sort Of rasoaI Ut
"l'hat u all wished to say about tho sna.-
ter; There ,.rs signs that i havu .an
Msnt ase aaGox xo JSoa q Atss
!ho,vht, @outa T spoaG % Hp. nnu uvtssofa ~ ti,at
4 that ntsyenturer was Eujity u a,iy misconduct
~stt'tl fbr niul. aud not IvVeled At ulu, sinuo
nm not to hIuMe.
ny fsy sua s u. nsnEr III us sttis f. s s'ss = t, Ct
which tle writer i shocked Il isar q us aud:
, 1881-12-12
BUSINESS.
Tho Prodnce Markets 0enorn1ly Wcak,
bnt without n Severe Decline,
Except 1larfey.
Lard Moderately Aotive-other Prod.
uco Dull, with Very Few Out
side Orders,


f}ank elearlnHs In ChtcnRo last vcnk wore $l0,.
.6oa,lTt nRntnst $4ItM9,g71 In tho corresponding
week 0f Inst year. Whlto bank ccarlnys In Nov
York City are decreasing. these Of Chlcago antl
ottrr n0n-spccu1nt1ro centres aro increasing,
business of NIL kinds Is developing 40
rapidly In tho country at lnrgo that Krcnt
amounts of money are hoing taken from New
York. which have been ,lse.l I'LL now for apcctl-
lnttop, and nrn balng applied TO tnusc profitable
i,tslnstrtcs. The country hns hccn drawing free-
" an Chicago all tie wcek for currency. Our
hunks lavo Ind brisk demand for mUncy Mt q
a. per cont, mud s.nnll borrowers havo patl j
per cent.
lsnllroad bonds and local securities hnyu been
III bottcr demand. Operations In New York
stocks haya bean roariy nt Il standsilk
RaIlrond earnings for tho month Of November
are reported as follows by tho Elnattciat Chron.
fcic:
, 1881-12-12
pRQYIAI1NS.

HON. arNuDuCr1-W0re dull, except tlut lard was
tAxen rather freely nnlar frse 0nuruRs ,ud xrset,
halAH wuro ln Roust anmanu. The latter rsro rpll-
lively htni having tc0n oT compared with other
ptottact While they hr0 about tlis onIy ahlnR tor
which theru sany 1y1 demand. I4vurr4tol reported
iafd VI lower. sud tho arrivals OF hugs at tho npck
fasas weFo sala to es exceont III quality. though
stroHR because ut amnlus racolpta uodors rtpurted
very little leinna for export cuts. unu thuEa
fs't fSr cfosa r. fer r s'S .esaatyo ae The packing
s%SS %Sasesi sss'stS ana " s
o.' 4; ed sss M t ts ut
VA
ssiiss 5ss sssS Il ,! is;SS %a; $ n!
hd ST. iSt ts re a Ss!y 9aSs: sy.
ssss:; @s: s,is:: :;tS f. ,E; $:$s: ,u ,;S
III: EH::S Ss;; :&| Hs1
u. nne r. ~ sYow !, q. is19st P!!cea of aay Nsw
;ssS 'S' ss$ ;Ss
s. *. 4; i: !s s;s$s {$
s::4ss,. s::s | '%sf; FL; sf:Sa
EEsss$;sssss'k;::.:: s;s;; $ l. 2 $ 4: S
sSfa l,oc;s asoat 10 IT, IT, lS s IL, ~ Win W 'asrs
a. at, II q !, ;ss ] ]1ss,; " e ,s5.s s. @ @ % n;
:a4 !. dss His. ?sts 81 ~
a s:s \ @ i :;:1 s$sS
@ e r essas s: ss:s l. 2s
, 1881-12-12
I FTNltNC[xfL,
So, 900, 900 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE DULUTH And WINNIPEG
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Funserrtlons VII be received on md ettov Monday.
pest nf thr ntn.n m mcntl"nca M , inns1s. ,..o,
nun; casIy interest ii inc Fnte Of MI cent cf M
nun, payable l,annu9lty upon ld lat days II say
interest 1ayal1n II tnltod staes guId cq! nf tic
lfc.nnt rtunonr. uf vnlnu nnd ,un1nceh. They nro
is.uGd y. t,s rntc ot stsn9! mi mile provide means
fur the cns trtt1n md equipment OF lilo cDFnpAnF's
raroS;s hnti nsc secured * sst mprtEago up1n Tbs
cninnany tngnd!na very va!nnb1c hHd grant Of aRu
rim hond* nfc oncrfi at ~ pcr cont premium md
rcruch Interest," Ur Hi f0f ench trnl albscstLtl fnr
sn.l hTftlct tntGrpat th0tron payment of which
viii nttlo ti!c tnt.crber % nsHt nort4reo 6anI
fur fftM nnh naH u amount ntt tho secnn mort
Issc inccmS bonds or tho sGnany Issued ,l.e catc
frnno!scs +, ,rail!ne.: nna n[orerty c9mni to rar
bond. and IL l!ke lropnTter for )nruur amounts:
sub*er,crk inny par Tor and rerciFG their bonds
Et c TIME f rht,scFlttun n thN!r nptkn may rny
1u ror Gnt OF tho at lime Hf subscription
and u rer cont monthly thereafter TIL tho whoiu
shall he Pai,L
lion sSnt IN request: boUnv. sltiEi.i.xN CO.
nov York Dtc. h. ISL.
SnhstffHtlOn< trny b1 nls0 nnhE through ItoOnft
EAITUSHrAi4L X tiI., IN Lnxnlle.yt, Chicago, wla0
Will KirG tusl pnrtlcu1hro.
, 1881-12-12

Wcfo a0Mc fnrblGn inquiries, but Tho rrlcGa named
a 6rts winters 20 s1s springs, no hnRs do, II, brs
hteknhcne Hour, nnd 10 iris r5n do. all IN private
tdrm*. totnl c1nna u mo brlss Winter f'onrs weEs
taD. and cholco bacswheat he'll At about tAtl
oritEm Miht+srtrfH-Wers In good demand. ano
gcnnrnlly f,rn,, except 10. lots IN tho Milwaukee Il
IT. fnnt track. anteA noted Of 1t cnra brnn nj
ah ~, carr mtdlnRs nt ts 00A71. car ahorts
a. ssM. car whsat - mscsce,.lt'ss at tIto and rar
e'sf' sss III aa e. fra: s.ea with
sc ees sSnfsf f a a "fsss ag.ea sEsss" n s %
!rs srsss: a. w"ss ssntt rn; r. nnd Ssw yosh
s;sss s;S Z 4!
ass1 raa ~ :;
w" ss' s' It E,Sns # e. ~ % Ssx Ssss @
!" Ss Wsss III Ill., asaf sa III. s w.
ss,ssf !? s,r's r. !S'!fxsG .f!s;
Z eeis wa. osia sSsfs e :sss s 4 ae. ss
IL 5 d 9., 81 |a +. ssi f f H. IL %:sy = 's II;
! @ ss'ss sHi''sa!E s,sS md s 1t d i
~ :s :s S$: s :s L 4: S; <
gss:3 \: 3,;sss;s :sss;s. t';ts5 s!$s3y 4; ",ss' ri
s%s! s%s: .S!:;lss:::::: ss lf$:! ll
ss s's:s III; ' H.;
.a 4.
vi nsatiy ri: Tss :pss;atiss Selssnons IL: n.s
NY aass sfRt
IT. i psns a. III a!sH5 Il &c r. Te
Cl!:t ~ 9,a Af far reasns wi;h o for Feisc!sd nnd
;ss 5 ss ;s, H.,
ss;s s $; II fs;s
$ sss I'll Il i $s G ss:s
i ss; u III 's:ss$
Az 'S;i'' ;;S; ;;Ss;;|;; Ss:$|; /; tsf;; IL;
ss: :s|s: Observation-Disclosures s
ssi S is:: ss.c is on t % a9 %revioMn:! M
s s;ts Scss ~! :! $ss tss' 81 81
es II S'isf; M sfntsx H., % u.. !s!fs s Sp !. tc @
;s Spsy . !5%x r.; II twsF
s.'s " q Il @ y: aas ss ssn f sst so s~ 70 ' s sas
les "gte 4Mot. Ea*, mics we're 'nde ct cars r.
g; - '5S r.
40 nr rcIeclei thIt1t fur Nh THU former
nt country poiotl. uu!i fnr good to c!9Iea NJ.
IMn1te fsse % or oa, a. eann u. " n aGoM ,o "
Ectl,er with thu fun+u, SATURDAY.
ho.ee4''s. T. t,ti1p.bfi &t;Hniap. d. bi!.,
si|st sist ;ssSsI; ri sSl: NJ
ssIis: SSsss4as2;::.:$ II s:; e.
YE%Masi iii, i;sventtu MI sp,t ae,iinx
~ w 4 q s ,'a Ia..sry
g f e1rs Il q a!1r NJ sin slts; rats " sa!po q
inch: ours ttI.tk!Mt iot Nj. I freq oaard III.
inI nqMn q a!n,nt WbHJ nj
Prices " Tho tay prevLiak Nba lIeg nlnat stt%cet
Bio, d ctoru.ll6 hounthH lnteat tK.trta 1T Friday.
NJ tTss1 VIVA gMnlabo 1,aul,uny nj tl with sellAt
january Attf tll1'nbAilt !XmI0. No. sUfl
Ss5 and s.as iSf.t asasry, siosias t!e
WthS nt tlu tle!tlttAc hlfupiuh anA Rlnwly with
Ets,. slhre rt,tAe r1ratps n.1Hv ints store. Cash
mud F!c' ID for NJ. ~ tsneks 3cnrs Ut ssa:o for
Mn tren 81! buzril G1btnt Gqual IL ntisIt AlEkI f
SEFsiSTtlninttyt wss' sttts.ly nt fa1tsa!.6!H fur
Gr!nM F'axsnlxl Mte 4unt ami steaGy at Hit, anu
!Ae5 -: Satas Hern 1uaHe nf ~ bags cllyar seed 1T
&.U:!4sf5: :ti rnrs utd Vt bakn tlmtiy tee 1t $JI1
g. cns,l, e.! t,r JMnuhty nnd tltS for FcIf,luryt
!? ga!* tMxstd ut H. I'D III fur tans 10 good viii
seaS e5 ee!' f y % F fs~ I'D fos 'ds3
rI.antGd nav fentnrd NJ elther nterprt Or III.
hrtnflee, Amss!enu tHd uver seed Tin tniiil-
e1eh NJ chneanahfnbtltnfnnGn nprGnrn this Wesk to
hnyg somewhat haniohHa n vaInn; but. ,hero tho
eearce.'
, 1881-12-12

MILWAUKEE. Leo. 10,-FLOuA-Duhl and mn
chargud3 falr llon,and.
tinAIN-Wheat Htrongs No. 9Stl!wnukae hard, nom.
tnati Nc. 4 Milwaukee. t1iilN; uscstnber, ttJt9f;
January, t:1s F1brnnry, sl5e4i March, Slal; April.
&talAi slay, Habit No. Milwaukee. tt.l2i No.
md rsTecssd npunnl. Corn qules aud unchanged;
i!AGlHn t3ata qMets No, =, AJc. ltya weak, Nh. I,
WS l!a1isy dill! aad lover! NJ spt,ng. cas1 Vl9i
rNoStHloNs..St.nay. Mcs* pork, &HJht cash MD
cash nnd ll1sGoaeer; M s'll1A IaIars: ..
15j4u 8l,. ''
corn, iuN bu.
, 1881-12-12
JUDGEMENTS. j

BurEn1oN CouMT-JupuE HAnr-Firat NM
t4onai Nh;lk OF Mauttowoe w. 1olln ". Stevens
aud oscar ller4er, Ej,l7l,47.
JUNE SMITlI-E. l.. Waters ~. Itol,ert r. Mar.
tiI $l.@@tss,-TsuGcIa lofty vs. Chicago & Nor,h-
Western hallway Cb.npntiy; verdict, 35UJ.
C1nCUir Ct -COSFkssIUNS-1. II. A1lou Va.
ElA 9hutt1rly und john j. SluttcrIy, $GS7,
, 1881-12-12
COMM ERCIAT.

The following wcrc the receipts and ahpmonts
OF leading ARTICLES OF protlucc IN tho city during
the twenty four honr* ending at O'clock
Saturday morning. and for tho corresponding
time yeAr NKo.
, 1881-12-12

I.ouIAvy1LE. Dec 1o.-Eorr0N-Htcady at ll3<c
FLoun-nulii oxtra. &a.u@t.5o, oxtrA famtly, $3.50
G6.ooi No. ]. 10 0asG 10, cholca fancy, t1M4S.M
0hA1S--Wh0at dull ut tish Corn Qul0tt No. 2
white. to1fot. do lnl1ed G,fo. Oats nrm, No. :
Wh,ee. .f'Hst 49 m4ed. $50, Nyo atendyi unchangedi
IAoyts1ON.-rork ana lard nominal. lnk.nr
S4lett s.oAldoEa 9Hns clear FlI 10; clear Sides yr
lu0H-$GaEttGa Ntcsipts, tf5,
, 1881-12-12


Tho leading produce nlntkets wero tame Sat-
t,r1ay, with little business on outside account.
Several Of thotn wcro abatlc higher enry In tho
day, but thoy casch OF later III tho absence Of
demand. Tho good quality OF the hog arrivals,
and thu rnpi plllng up OF stocks Of pork prod-
net, castscll rathor woak feeling in provisions,
which l0okel MS II It world tinro 1ctI to much
lever prices but for tho relative stca,1Iness In
Rrain. ditto 70 small receipts OF ccrcnls. Hut
cvon thoy foil hack. with bentishucss at tho sea.
board md flna weather nt tho WeNt-the latter
feature being supposed tn favor larger receipts.
There Is, hDwoyer, no certainty TINT receipts
here will incrcase. Tho character Of ui,r
inspection scarcely tends to draw hlthor
largo quantities of grain. Mesa tork
seller closed isfa lower. Mt sl0.o0Gol n.i for
Janary and $l7lsli@l7.1i for February.
Lard closed t0c lower. ut st0.aIDl0.D for new
seller neccnber and *l1.lGDll.tsM for .lntllary.
Short ribs cf,sct 10 Iuwer, ut IT,; scller
February. Wheat closed No lower, ut tl.a1.iD
f.:7f for Docrinbor and Sl..s3sGD1.asE for Jan.
nary. Corn closed 4fbasu lower, Mt GJA@g9To
for December and tA!lGao8::e Tor Nny. Oats
closed !1G1Ao lover. at &dAo for December, 4iAc
fur January, and 40!ic far May. l1yc closed uu.
changed, Mt .sc for December and INC for Jan-
unry. Harley closed weak, especially 0n No. y,
nj SIC for December hnd Sic for Jnultnry, with
No. cash nomlnalty at $l.Gii.
The markct report Of the Toledo Produce I:1-
chHuHo says:
Tho strong feature In tho tnble ut wheat In
sight II tllAt WG hNrG TN pnesnHe for tho UiIitCd
kingou aud the Conttnunt F,tt5DOUG III 1tlpru
wheAt than ut corresponding date lust year. TT
courte Nll thA wheat I'll pHSsuHU Ia eOl1 unl a1ls-
posed Of. md lenyrs us 1H,biDUU visible supply,
aRtlst 3i,N ,00O same unto lust ycnr.
Homer nnst surely hRvp been no,t.llnK witito
tho abnvn was being written. Tho Nri,Ish re-
ports rrom week 10 week. certulnIy do not wnr-
ra,1t tho bciinf TINT nl tho wheat on passage II
nirealy soil to British buyers. II tho writer
meant that 1t has been sold by tho farmers si,o
raised It ho wol,ll hnve stated tho cuse carrcet-
ly; but anch statement scarcely tells the tru.lB
anything not a'rcldy known. Tho las9e q,lun.
thy OH rassaEe from 0tlor ports tilAu those On
Cur Atlnutic slope tltFs illtllcato that wa llayc
untle n market in England for 0th0r people to
sell in. aild that they arc vigorously embracing
tho opportunity.
The Now York Produce Erchanae U'eellu snys:
Tho Washington report Of tho 1tIltolH corn
crop ~ 1881 Ia btl. ". no ~, ,H!N1 hi, In
lsN. u does not Aeeu prchable or possible thnt
thc Illinois curn crop Of lsSf, With nil tho tIAul-
aye hy dF0uth md insect rnvnEes reported,
should have larger crpp In 1H8l thnn In teS0.
Tho people In Southern ftaud Ccntrull Illinois,
who nro paying blg prcns far cnrn lsow aEanst
tho fact Of bIx surplits last year, ccrtainly do
not beIIavo any such thing.
Tho following wcro tho shipments of proys.
ions from CnlcnRo for tho period stated. Tho
wofghts arc gross:
, 1881-12-12
791VI:Gn

INDIANAPOLIS, Dee. 1J.-filtAfs-Whc,t c,.,,
S3d}a3t1 Corn arn, U.4ttG1!zc. Uats rrm. r.,oa;
, 1881-12-12

N1IFFAtO, n. Y. Ire. lJ.--tinAtS-stc,t,,
aus IN 80. haE Dnfsth Mt tl.+ t.nr,, ,nc, ss.eA
IQsI lm No. lnlxod Western at Ca}{c, Uho, ."'cs a
, 1881-12-12

Ff}WEIf1N.
1.oSth0N. Dec. 11-i D. m.-Amnricnn securities
-Foiira, !"l}t: New York Central, l43: Eric, II;
do seconds, iUa. ~
pAhis, Dec. l0.-1icuius, Sit 25c.
, 1881-12-12
1lTr'ritotT,

nErttot7. Mlcti. Dec. 10,-Ftort.-s1t6an,;.
HnAtS-Qntet hut nelni No. whIlc. rnsh ,..
cen'l'or. tl.T, JnInnsy, ti;N,{, FcLrnn,t 'u w.
HErEitTa-W hint hNN till, s''
HtIt1MENTh-Wieat, hIUaL
, 1881-12-12

furnishes statement OF tho receipts nnd ship
tr6ists Ut coal from May tp Dcc. i, 1881, com.
pnrcl with the corresponding period OF ,spI. 1t
Shows an increase In tho receipts OF nnthr,lelo
OF "0lNi0 tens. md Of bttlnnous OF 3080l3 tons,
or totAl Increase Ut G8U,0lI tons. Tho total
slipmcnts show an Inereaao Of 4A.a1 tons.
, 1881-12-12

5pseiaI Dispateh to IAs Chfsaao Tribune.
KANsAs Clrf, Dec n.-anAIa-1hs Fftes Current
reports, whcat-Nocstpts, &0l9 bu, shipments, 10.
aN; market hrspE No. I, caah. eas1et January, SO
No. T. cash. Ie; January, Fl0Ii{t Nh. cash. s1.la
tt1fn-1loc0snt4, A4N hui ShlpMEpN, In hu; ufnl;
No. X cash. GlHoj January, Gi4at
, 1881-12-12
NEW (11eLEAN.


NEW ORLEANS. tiet. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
0thGrS unchanged.
, 1881-12-12

FOItr:ttiS.
Spfttdt Dttedteh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
l.oSuUS. Dsc. l1--Su0 0AM-M,lfcovalo a7ont, ~ d
494.
IErttatEHM-fsehuad.k ka{taGt.
IhSKEEn ult.--1js.
ANTWERP. Dec. l1-1'ETHOLElfM-tsf.
t.vE1ttuUtr Ice. 1U-tlW Il. n,.-FtOUn- 4 merlcan,
lDs ia!Q1:A.
umAts-Wheat-Wlnter, 1g* tialIs: whlto. 10a ida
I'M lid. spring. h iodalos ID. club los iid4ils H.
Eafn, g. It'd.
rlloslaIuSs-pofk, lis. Lard. fis III. :.
ILrEtitni~ lee. 1G-t'Nbvls1oxa-naco -Htior.
rlbs stcny nt k@ long clear steay ~; short clear
lrncr nt Ill., Lard-PrlmG Western dull ut Ill.
sHEEsE-AtnerIcnn cEoea steady nt SiA.
TtmrGSTlNE-Sprlta Anti at tla td6t42..
Tlte following were received by tho t:hlcnTo tIonrd
Of7rAde: \
J.uSDux. bro 0.-fiyEnrnot-Whcat quIct. bi.t
steady: cIrE firmly hold. MARX LAHEiafRt,Ba Oir
urn isfi!af. CnFXutA on pnssax9-Nheat Hr1nt curt,
lMTERmo95s II. ilcc lowWeat quiet 9us stoady. 5sd
Gsn Sn,; Entn9r T. I'll @ h,s in H. Ca..aoa eoast
rn, @ 7" E ass!xsSMt'eat y, amd corn nrn Iork ;ass
tallon. ks 1d' chceso. Sts !hs beal, Ills III.
, 1881-12-12

intfod. ta4@silfc' nxe,I. .:tt1GaG.c uats nrr, =.
l!IGHwtSEt-un -unchnnRrti,
RECxllrrH-WhNnt, Ailbit; corn Il Mn hr.
but ryr. 2fN hM! barley, ?lN lii, '"' nats. 1lin
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, NuEn, corn, n I'm &c.,
th7oo bul rye, 2,ati barley, fIunu. ''''" oo' nas
, 1881-12-12
E.0T"f'1N.

t'swEun. Der. lo.-onAtS-wheat dull. Corn no,,.
lnatly unchanged. ''a''
, 1881-12-12
4f,1tfs.
DY TELEGteAru.

NEW YOilK.
New YoNK, Dec. l0.-.Oovernmcnts RANGED
steady md ganorNEly hYheE.
Tho ra}lroal bonds wurc Irregular and unsot-
tied.
State securities dull.
Money :t10 psr cent, closing at 4. Primo tuer.
canti'e paper, Ga7. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills, etoaty " 4a0i<, demand, ISL.
luYEItNuEXTN.
, 1881-12-12

IIorsford's Acid Phosphate in Loss OF
Appetite.
Iaorsfor1ls Acid Phosphate Is used wjshse,cat
success In lat'Yuor, loss OF appetite, and .hypo-
, 1881-12-12

aAny IN lntrfcatlng 1ttlo chflst bHe been saycd
" having Dr. uutls Cough Syrup couvcnisnt.
, 1881-12-12

NEW fo'sK. Dec. o.-AKonts aro milking stcndy de-
ilveFlea Of cotton ud wpOten Eous, shirts nrd d.nx
ess ntc u Hxecnlon OF bnck nrdnrs but the current
uginnna h Light. tlttOn KGtlds 4nat ind stendy'
and btendy. ~s ts's1
, 1881-12-12

An erroneous impression preraiaa In financial
circles that tho prps6nt ,tseful striu9oucy In
tito money market, which checks Wild, reckless
dangerous speculation, is chargcabe to the ni,-
sotpslon Of currency by tho National Treasury.
The impression rests etltIrety ilpon Rupprnclni
ylow Of tho actoh md condition Of tho depart
rnent. Nonu the less tho 1ntscouccptson Is prev
nlcnt and persistent. What is worse, 1t bids
fair to incfte Congress to misguided uite1npts ut
rcdrcssve legislation. Wo Will compare tho
Treasury statement Issued TN thu lst Inst. With
tho report fur Dec. l. 1880. It will 10 seen that
for tito twelve months period. rs Ii, tho two
h,onths period. tho department IL quito lano-
cent OF my absorption Ut tho currency tn the
detrItncnt Ut business interests. Hers Is tho
cl,f,, m RI
, 1881-12-12

Tu71sENTINE.
WILMINGTON. N. T., Dec. 1n-HriHtTs or Tunpry.
TlNE-uuIl ut 6lc.
, 1881-12-12

TOLEDO, O.. I,ec. lQ-0RAIS-Wheat quiet. No. .
.rea, sput, he,d ~ BlIb. January tIt'i February,
tls3f; March. sL4x4. tora Quett No. T. Iece,pbes.
year, February. U1<c AaY hed at U}sc. Oals dull
UinVEM-i'fnls, auli No. T. t4D
tEcEliTs-WhSat, l9oW bui corn. 5000 bur cats,
KHiraENTs-WhsAt, 4,too tui oosn, asro bu, eats
, 1881-12-12

I'EoRlA. Ill, Dec TO- -0RAIa-Eorn nsus high