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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04

New FORK, 2.-TSmes' Washington:
At late hour tonight it was reported
that fourteen Of the eighteen Pennsylva-
MIA members had been won over to kel-
fer, and that Bayne, Campbell, God
shslk and Smith are the only members
Of the delegation who will vote for His
cock. Nine Of the ten southern republi-
cans have also agreed to support Keifer.
Hiscock's friends now claim only forty
three votes for him on the first ballot At
this hour, midnight, Keller and other
western candidates are holding confer
ence. with view of efecting combine
ten in Ohio of agreeing upon candidates
for other officers Of the HOUSE..
Washington, 2-There is q sort of
combination between Kasson and His
cock, looking to the nomination of Kss-
son to beat Keller if the latter runs ahead
of Hiscook. The latter claims sixty
votes. The Pennsylvania delegation has
sgreed to vote as a unit, but not for any
candidate yet. They will determine on
their candidate tomorrow. Randall and
Carlisle are the only democratic csndi-
dates. Green hackers are pushing Ladd
for combination with the democrats.
Seventeen ofthe eighteen Pennsylvania
delegation, this morning. agreed to vote
LOT Meier Tor speaker. Inc absentee,
Boyne, will vote for Hiscock. It was
also decided to support VIM. Brun, Phil
sdelphia, for sergeant alarms. Five
mem ers favored Mcpherson for clerk,
but it was decided that the delegation
should not try to elect any Pennsylvania
man to that Office, but to favor some New
Yorker, probably johnson. This result
is highly favorable to Keller, but other
candidates still profess the utmost conf
dence. The action of the Pennsylvania
delegation is due to Cameron.
The greenback programme has been
spoiled. They agreed to nominate j.
Hyatt Smith, of Brooklyn, independent
republican, for speaker of the House,
and by that move to keep him from vot-
ing for republican speaker, but he
we into the republican caucus. Green
b ;llprobably not nominate a
now but will leave each mem
f;sna1tyto vote as ne please.
Them will probably vote with
Ilicars. Keifer got fV o
>, pssachssetts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
Foreign Flashes.

Vienna, 1.-The agitation is increasing
amongst Krevoiscians. A large Austrian
force is collecting at Cattsrou.
Paris, 2.-Americans are moving to
raise funds for the Garfield monument.
jean Augustine Bost, French Protestant
divine, is dead.
+ Rome, 2.--At the coEsistory, to-day,
after short allocution, the Pope asked
the dignitaries assembled whether they
approved the project for the csnonization
Of the following named four: Labre,
Derossi, Laurent and Claire. Unanimous
approval was expressed.
Vienna, 3.-The skating club has ar
ranged for international contest open to
every body. from the 18th, to the 10Th of
January.
st. Petersburg. 3.-The fete of the
order OF st. George. this year. will be
held at CATCHING.
The N0voe VrenlyG Vied0RleSte, con-
denim as utterly groundless the runors of
impending changes in the higher
branches of the administration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
The ElippeE Case.

Fert Davis, Texas, 1.-THE Flipper
trial was resumed. Lucy E. Smith, who
did Flipper's washing, acted as his do
nestle, stored some Of her clothes in his
tent and carried the key to his trunk, in
which he kept some of his papers, testi.
fed that he had cautioned her repeatedly
to always lock the trunk. Once she took
two envelopes containing papers from
The trunk TO protect them from dishonest
neIp she had. She was arrested and
locked up before she had a chance to re-
turn them. She wss scared about the Or.
rest, and was still scared.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
Casualties.

St. Johns. N. F., 1.-The steamer
Bath City. spoken yesterday and dis
abled, has not yet arrived. Quite gale
is blowing.
Poughkeepsie. Am express train
locomotive broke rod and disabled the
engineer and fireman on the New York
Central.
DesMoines, 2.-Register's special from
Winterse;: The dwelling Of j. j. Fur
row, three miles southwest, was burned
4.t night at midnight, and three girls
sleeping up stairs, aged 9, u, and II
burned to death. The bodies we com
pletely chsrred. The children wakensd,
but were afraid to juInD.
Honolulu, 3.-Tne British bark For
ward Ho! from Hioga, October 10. for
Portland, Oregon. is ashore at Sardai
Bay, and will probably becoms totsl
wreck. Tho crew WAS saved.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
EEsEHrs sEPssrs PAYABLE 81 sENaEs.

Francisco. Chissgo, st. Louis. 0mahas
London and principal Continental Cities
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
Gotham Gossip,

New York, "a new pool was formed
in Western Union.
Governments are getting scarce.
Mrs. Coleman, who shot Coles, of
Miners Theatre, was found guilty of
murder in the third degree.
Quebec, 3.-The election of members
Of the local legislature passed off quietly.
The present conservative government
was sustained by an increased majority.
all members Of government were
elected.
Montreal, 3.-The bank of Montreal
has already sold 10000 Pacifcs.
Vicksburg, 3.-Andrew Cernegas has
offered to found library with quarter
Of million If the city will give Sl5, 900
annually for Its maintenance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04

Makes Collections, Teaaitsssg PToeeead
pTossptLv.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
The Broken b"

caldwell, KS. 2.-Tbe tower
,he failure Of the bapI osided.
Dsnford's wife is now witt NJ. tbs
expected that matters will satisfac-
.orily arranged shortly.
Newark, St is reported that ar
engagements are made to relieve the cred
itors of the Mechanics National Bank by
partial payments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
Transact q General Banking
Business.
GEFehse AHerttioH Gipcn to ske Sale ~
Ores aud Bullion. We solicit Con-
st0aMeaES, Guaranteeing the
Highest Market Prices.
ceUecESons Made Nth Prompt RetssWs,
at Lowest R0ESg

EeecsSte Orders for PGrch0ss 1T Sale q
Stocks and Bonds 0t Men York
ard San francisco;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
MONETARY AND STOCKS
New York, Dec. 8, 1881.

New YORK, Dec. 81 1851.
Money!; gov'ts, higher; stocks, steady;
Western Union, $50: Quicksilver,
1917; Pacific, Al; Msriposa, 81;
Wells. Fargo, l3419: New York
Central, 1879; r. 45k; Panama,
1875; Union. Pacif~ llS2l; bonds, 1I715;
Central Pacific, ~; bonds, 116; Sutrc,
III; Mineral Greek, 5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
Michigan sufferers.

Port Huron, 2 The relief committee
suggest that gil funds on hand be for
warded at once. as Michigan sufferers
are in need Of the necessaries Of life.
, 1881-01-01

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, 1881-01-01

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LIVE sr0cK.
nGYrALo, Doe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to, no shIp.
lultR could l4 Hlnp eAst. DwiliE to lntg statfsiI. MIR
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1T, louis.
ST. lDlFIa, llco. 3l.-GATri.E-In Eqpd tonbnd, OK.
pUrrrs's f14t75; gs,O @ efocu shipping, axa!!
Mtniinm to Rt!sn! lAa1.75j butchuT4 kt1sTs, E ka
t3SkeaM; rreuIpts ~, shipments, at,.
{!!tkaA(, cIinru to Fancy, $ikki5ui fUcu!nts aUi
fl$%s%sss \! l!s'.. nt .lsoa!yI r.st!nx au!l =.
2.kIj shipments, iuM -
ALBANY.
ALBANY, Doc. 3l-EATrLE-lteceipts I.Di, agtIhss
GtIs lust w1eki demand ns,,dErMt4t nlMFkut ylTUiKs
changed. "
AllEEt AND 1.AMhs-ltecoipts. th1U. ur Loo loss
iinli Int we4k3 nMEkot *rusH Kuou ta rGlu shuap,
eA@Cs1ut outside pflcu fur a.A1s. IL psr ID,
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. O., Nec. 3t.-llaGs--Act,yp and firm,
cohIlnn, eu6ttut light. $tkat47i, HACKING, $kii&s
ttgi ouIehers, saa&h9Jl ssoe!pts. aa1 shIpuioat4,
, 1881-01-01
Terms OF Tho Tr|hune;

ElIRl8 rOpy per ypag go
Eur cIubs nt E1vu fl lu eAcll...,.....,....... H.1
fuF clubs ut TwuIty tatd 0Aa fEpe ctpy}... 70. 0s
Fur rAu DULY Tribune par t'1tt.,s........ Loo
Fur Saturday, lapase Iitsrary Edian nar y1as 400
For Sunday. ~ pxya4 tl}oubv slvu. per taaE. a.0O
Sp9cuen cUpIes sVht tEue,
Giyu Fast.Osncu a4dress In full Including County
and 5au10.
HUAlttanees aay be tuadv etthuF bY draft sxprs4s.
Ost01!co uEdvs. In geais&aruA 4iteFs vt tisk.
THE 'TMSMVNE COMPANY,
Cor, Madison aud psa1born.sts.. Chicago, III.
, 1881-01-01
N1:1y N'f11tf<.

NE" YORK;
NEW Yu1tK. Dec 31CnTroH -Sloudy at II 1S-lHs
t11-tac. -.
FtnGn-Nteona, retrlpsa ttHu hr1a. exports. N,0n
hFts; suiar State And Western. 2f Isai cf'fnbn 10
ptIt,d r1tr AAE4 It's; Rhu 10 clloIcp. xtrn
white, a4Oaduu; nxtta uho. tit ~ louls We
GfH;M
uMAtS-Wl.cat ntrnnK, rnccIpls. tl.oU bui ship
ments lW0 hui rejected srrn9, tlUQ. unFradch ret
fLlyat .1N4, Sn.1 t, tikEet.liofs' No. 3d. sjlMs
lIs,S; MI da. &i..a4*ts'; MIXED wInlot. st1d; MI.
nr.dcd uhtc siiia LII; M 2dn, i.129fesi15A No.
t. tltl Ut. Mt *t.EsiIG. M. ! ret January. 1ea6n
tu Mt tLl7HnllVl; February. nlAtln h,t ut fl13,sa
LAX, March, 3tto3 bn ~ s,.s2aLsk torn ttt"nxf
trcalnts 1!till l: Hxss.a Ki!p! tttt un1nc.i. kIh
b1Hc: NJ. H. kts-aSei ttnan!et. ata5i4t! nd S.1
tts!tc: &" 1",.e ;,, nss ;45 n ts: ~, X 1Hnnaty
f.s t,ai* 2iirf: receipts. iUU 0ui nixul We,serit
+ss liz: mhltH Westtr!t. }lGai3A
jlAY-tl lfs l.hl.
Hurry Au.lGrhtG demand,
URt,rEttl Ea-Cntfeu nrn, 1i1u c1rroG*. tlil@lnfct
III! 1ntS y! fdlItc; sGanI, unchanged h"IH.ses--
i'rrItttLE!M--nn!i md nominal: United AyEci
rTyie. tst%i:jG: Esitte'!. Nfe mHk"d.
Il!nrExTtS:-F1fItin IT 43!4t.
Etlsis-AtsnnI At 2@t:fts. .. .......
l'lu,visluSA-l'nfk Eien,!yt 1it n,cae fur expnrt,
f11.tFelauL ttrof 4nfHt nd nirhnnla,l. INT teMts
quiet but !r,t ,tiH rltnr mJAhs, t5.! al,rt cen
$i.A lant- esDani tel. prIty ktGaln, fAuktNu!G
HtTrEM-11nl1 ntd ttliNnhL
CitEEsE-slhlet md ittrt ut lttel2l4e.
, 1881-01-01
PORT OF CHICAGO.
Official Statement Of Business
Done During the Past Year.
Colleotions-0ur Lake Marine-Vessels
Lost-1mports and Exports.


WFFJEI.EIs STkI FHTsAIt
Tho following N tho official statement nf
tho business transacted Mt the United Stntes
Cussou!-tIo1se iii tLls city during the rear
1881:
DUTIES COtt.ECTE1,.
Statement showing tic amount Of dulles
collected ut thu CnienRU C1stnnI-l1n,sc u,
fUrclgn lmportatin,ls during tho last three
, 1881-01-01
E..,ddN
4.SsI5s9
3.2j4
IC5al.l5
2.At13.D
2.Gl1:t;li
1.751G3.m


lllGa1Ihe '!lnrket wns ny hctlvH m tile hsHa1 sup
llY Wuni aun!!t " nl priceA wero ttta,iKHr aver.
H,.srS M WV n9W!.srs Msnr snouE! hoEs y ~ arnana
Pour u oxtra lIat weights h0d at Il { Isl Thu uli-
s!ti1 f9t airE9rs Hi.d h'ir ~ extrn hnnvy HIh at
ti!s nlE q tug M %tTerE* c:,stiE q A.,t ws.
nadn .Mbest @ thraknso ot W lbn for p|gKy s0wa
, 1881-01-01

ET. I.OCfa lee. T.-FtUt;N-SuthlHE doing.
t3isAtS-NiIent t!lHrtly atvnnced NJ. red. e100
cash, Grt fnfuary; t1G'ldtlut1aa t.{ Feb.
runry: skVIAGai.u5t1 luE March. Curu higher: :2kc
cash; :s1Ga:Ee4r lanuaryi Qt:s3kc February agtat
41Ho March, lu5{@tlc April, 4.t4tiasc May. that's
Il!1slst, Mt aJtsc cAsfts 3i4c January. Eye nIl.
ehnngcA
I.kAn-tlnll ut F{c.
liuTTEis,-1JHghhn1ca.
EutiS-tfMG4ihnErr
WtlNKS-ttGMAy III 41.1t. ...
FRuf1AIuNY-i:ttrNtft mammal; nothing dHlnH III
MI article. ....-
NErEIt'TR-Flour. 4lU trlst wjIrnt. lJU lu. corn.
h34sH Ill: tIh1s, ttttU tItij harley. G,lAu bu.
SlItrMES1 .t!Dur. 1An tr~: wheat. t,u but cur1l+
2,uU bu; oRts, s,uu bu: barlvyt ltsu bu.
, 1881-01-01

Mt1wAukEr. nec. 1l.-FIuHm-l,ull and weak.
tiNAtS-Whent IEin. opened 3tc higher, ciuHel OK
cited a,ld u,lsuttlrtl; No. Miwaukuc, sl.u: M.
milwaukee,, .3tct jat,unry. !9lct February kc, No.
t. M,c No. l. stcs rsIectcu nun!Nul. C4rn stronger.
NJ :.:Ec: Units xituxer: NJ. isSic ~. ttru,asf,
lnuyts!uSs-Me.r turk. at?I! 1 t,,s.!i sl2ss Anrch.
lluGS.-Isnsieri A14tks+soI dressed atend5 Mt N259
itEcEtt1H-Elour. :0p brls; wheat. a,oOo bn, oats,
6.5lu BIZ. ..-.
NHlTMENrs-Whcat GoD hu; corn. J,.u bu, oats.
A5lu hIt. ".-
, 1881-01-01

WAra,-Wln:sr. IL iaIm1s nj: spring. y a!f":H ~:
H.. l&r IL. i"cr,s mi thraa ,in.t. itiJ ecu.
tuia, q wl,Ith 1'ihs1I s.ttnIa melg Amsrt"Mr r.,
l.A1 Rtt. t:ai b. Weatler rnlH hnu CAMP rnaH-
stuiys ateady corn. Is 44t. PORK, Els. Lard. Is H.
, 1881-01-01

ToI,Ern, g.. Dec. JI-GRAlS-Whnnt dul!t No. !
rct Wubash. xlal nNd january. &'.U!1; February,
Fs.G7{, Mnrc, ft0az; April, ftIy{ May. tt1t}. Cora
dull; No. =. May. 45fc. Oats dull ind unchanged.
e C1DvKN HEEN-lInll; pyino mammoth, SAus.
ljHEAAE1l IitiilA-kh.1T4 !i:Ea
February. sIlGi{t AiMrci st6, APRIL fiiU; Sly H. H.
hEcEI'fs-Whoat 3Mn tu. cnr's. .,uu bni 0atn
nlIipIlESrs-W hcnt, as, CO but corn, noU bur cats,
mono,
, 1881-01-01
Extraordinary Chsapness.

while tslG uFtco OF snalu subscriptions will rca,1ln
Rt tl.M ysar, ftrt rUplea VI FlE WEEKLY FltluuNe
vii, 10 mallsd one yenr fur FiN Dhsrs p0sa9a pEp-
paid. nnd aay cnn niaku up Club u Ayu cup.
los. 1t sc1uccs tho pFea u ONE nO1.1..tM u
YEAH. Far 'rwenty tlulars Twenty Cul,lsH Will ba
aunt onS year aud fEea rops to tho sstss.up VI sas
Elu1.
, 1881-01-01
1tf1Efts0E.

1snsTnN, Itac 1t.-Ftutlt- Unchanged.
GHAfS-EHFn dull; nov. bjllcs 9lI ls7Glo. Cats
s.oatyi NJ. and uxtra whltc Ehs54,So; Nh, white,
lsxit tsc No. nli1ed, 4Get47c liYa nunlnalIY IN.
c!IanKud,
nl'TTKis.Nnn.!nally unchanged.
Etltlk-:KGij7c,
hEcEllTs-Fl04T. DQG hrls. 1000 sacks; corn, k2oQ
but witeHt. 3tttkt hi, ~ '
HulNAk&Ta-WAGnt,5 5i00 bu.
, 1881-01-01
The Merits Of The Weekly Tribune

A. Nfiapalssr arc upparunt TO al!. We paovo that
It orCels In tho nnluunt, quality, md Thraty Ut tEu
It pr0vfdos oyory ushuE publlca
tiannf thu klId III thls country, Thu ApuoO klotut
i advertlsars II puel'*u7 kspt down IN narrow 'A-
its. Moro thin tp columns 0 clear, ita.hs tyne ass
rsd zach tt<G ,pth ts latest ssaps, editorial dtscua.
Etohs, Bihrles, ahsays, poos. hunsnruas paragraphs
speclAt nrttus Ut ntuEpsl 10 furMgEs. and tho ato4s
suarket rupUsts.
lis markut reports unsurpassed. embracing Ill
thu inffstiun which fAEurS raqurs Tor tiIu intulll.
runt transaction Ut buxlesA bolh sutlsss and buy.
prs.
Facts about railroad combinations und Entas nra
always nuttcaa In TIIE WEtkLf,
improvements OF agricultural machinery nnd new
muluda Ut utilizing faFra ys0aurn afs described IA
TjlE WEEKLr.
"i,aral J1." wrtes on "Tha Farm and Carbon"
no. |. H." on "lt0Et!cuttura,n aud Veterinarian
M "'rhe Fluid and stabs," In cach is.uu Ut TMK
WEEKLY.
rho iloma Department. gossip nbput tho fashlons,
short storas. ail poslis I!lUrnry A9ectlaux, 0tc.
nnku THE WEEKLY nttfaetiye tu tic udlus aud Ito
younger mguIbaTs Ut tho faulty.
, 1881-01-01
PEORIA,

rEoiltA. ILL.,. ncc. al.-ul!AiS--cnrn acnrcs and
h1shcr,: hai, tHlxrtl aud Mixed ;}<9114c Oats
tlEm anl hlaori No. whlau, IEkSNc. Iss0 rm At Uo
fDr Su.3
itinitMiNKs1.;uneha :; Al I'LL;
bfI FYu, nulip, 1Arluy, lrkAj 'M. -
siIiIalES1s- !Ieht. nune, corn. 5000 bu, oats,
11.aU hut rye. SN bn; bnrDy. Hn b1.
, 1881-01-01

EpfetaE Di.rateh 10 7hs Chicago Tribune.
KANRAa CITY, No., l]go. 3t.-Tho Ffftd Current
rppErts:
Observation-Disclosures. l2.924 bu, shpmena, II 143
but market Hrm Nh 4 init wenk for No. and No. |,
Jnnunry ar, Nh, cash. .1}zc. Inrn-lecets. H. iH1
unfy, u. -"
, 1881-01-01
.AssM:ss+':
D1s'TUOIIs,

nETH11T. i,Ha al.--FL0ua-,}a.l
EuAlS--Sh9At ttM1r and nlnes inqulsyi extra
n1nllnal, No. whtc, tl.US1 Januasy,tl,Us{, Febru-
ary, tl.xs March. 3l. April tl So.3 whts. MSe,
No. rad, nominal.
HEfEtITk-Whtht% 1AnQ bu.
Bu1pAENTs-WAeAt,a aulU bu.
, 1881-01-01

Free.
foREInS GOODS wAREfiorsED.
Statement shaving thu yAlnr nf p,l1 duty
OIL torelg1i Koods wArellnltSeh enefl ,nt1ltll
tlnrlng tic year tasD, tlia value Ut and duty
or, goo'ls Withdrawn cuctl month, mil the
warehouse Ucc. 1t, 1880:
, 1881-01-01
RA1LltoAD TIs1E-TAnLr,
ARRIVAL AND DEf'ARTljRE or TI.AiY&.

ExrLAvAt1oH nr t1rvsR.ycE MAnEa--}sa,nr6,y
ee11eGRted SUNDAY excepted. 4afondAy excepted
, 1881-01-01

ch'rnz": - T"rthw estern Hallway.
For Mars 'rtms.farts gleeplnr-t. n,ton.
knply ~ y CAtk-st- Grand FBcnn, Drinks Exprtss
os'>co rAIfhae 1iOuAa IL Cknntsst, Aha Tho dgu.1t
, 1881-01-01

AuEpALa. N. T.. tIoc. N.-tiNAtS-Buttnsaa ut 4
slandstHl IN consequence of bl1eku!u II ruileosus
nnt uncertainty n,ut tho future OF prices. Quuta-
Au1as untEGy ti0m1innl+
, 1881-01-01

NEW a'oHN, I1uc. 5t-The Hniisff,, says, In dry
Roods, ~ EunetniiY 01pscted buslness wa4 yery
guilt With pacnye-houses tu.day. jubhsrz hayo eun
too buslly ompioyod In taking THUR aonlt-aHnunl
nv0Mt0Eta4 aud closIiM up tho tfansAcl!ona Ut tho
yenr tn MHrutp much Rttsntl0m 10 thu nulgctun Ut
% %sfcstan,a,.a I. Tlioro \: h"xYvsr, very cl,ssfs4l
pars u tlv South und Southwest arc beginning IL
asstvo n thS st1y. II T. nlYrg than r1b!lbo that
distant f4lure Alua!It,no, pFues Ars llkoly Il, 10
" MY tAnlRta'ned, stsks buinx. su!et IN xaty
Cptt"n xooda aulet n both asst snd second hands.
md nl lHM gtnt4Eea Ut ttrttst WeEG devuIDiDI hi
.a n.atkott Such sunkes Ut plain MID e,I0ftd GosIs
~ EntGtn tho nars1t are aGsty tHlu Htlea1 OF pE-
autti1n Hhd prices runain hrtu Ut unchanged qHuta-
uNHx. '
Flint edtha ~1tu active, and pFcea t1Fiu, With an
upward tendency. ThsEu hus bSpn steaiy demand
ufkhFt!na pt!tla ht tFst handa md further bsfu!
orders t!0r tuufg SltYpeyb MUrQ r1csed W 1xHillx
@ @tAnss prints G sxLsa tFtoaaar fsqaY;s. bIt ~
rtsrs wns q stealI Inquiry fur tE1aa gl.HtAnls F0.
t4t4l!x ~ satisfactorily business tlor future dutlfHry
luYtk1, " -
, 1881-01-01

ENIOIETa To C.sSAIlA.
Statement showing tho quantities. md
ynlleH of l0.l,pstic produce exported fr0tl
Chicago to CanAda by lake during the year
, 1881-01-01

I-t,cpot chrner nt Wells and KInsIc.s,s.
"'-hep't eofhOr OF CAnai md ktn1I1-sts
chae"R". isurllnston 4: Quincy Ifnttroad.
t!"n. nrtly nt 70 t:fnrk.at i;rnnd l:ncinn If"snt
t!s!nkn Exnrets tllace. fnot or 1ntIann.nY tjfxn1
House. md - t:htln-st, "N'f "'A''
, 1881-01-01

CLEVELAND. o., 1}eo. Sl.-rxrhoLEuM-stronR
Htandntd whItes llUt test, Il5fc.
ttTTHHtiltu. Ilec. Observation-Disclosures cFuds
United estthcatss unsultied Ut H63tet rsnaod, xfe
thllAaalpha delivery.
, 1881-01-01

0aFETo, nec, s1.-GNAlS-WhoAt ateady. Corr
III fair dotaand, h!Rh mixed. s1ci No. I, BIO.
, 1881-01-01
GENERAL MARKETS.


DUTTEn-Nemr.ncd dn nnd ttlo prices current
casilrr In tho weet: wero only iuhfNrrcntly Mis-
tatnel, Shppcrs wer0 not dining ,n4leh. nnd tho
purchases Of tho lucal trtG did nut extend beynsd
such quantities ua nro needed for current usG. Wo
pmUtc: ~ 5
baity, ctoiSc.: az i!oll 6niisr.......ii et1
Uatry,fair IL Root.s! tt?. tircaso.....++,.... 9W
lnul9-ltucked. ...,..1s 42t |
NAuutNu-fn thts market these wero M c1InnEcs.
TTnda itoiesh ind prices nre largely f1onal VIC
ftiH quotu as follows:
Elark., 1I'nraps4 IS tu..i3 @i!h
Otter EcceGk............ |tiunh!ea, t!ilgle -EHfMA
1mof!cM.i. ..............a vn0i sack*.......B Iu
CltEEsE--in this market worry little WIS doing.
There ltuited lacal Inquiry, md thas Was abort
nti. {rcss fanIeA rs before: -
Full rrrnnt, StHtetifar altd October. .....G Ri!H
Fnl! cfEnitl, IhhGIot....ss v ~
Phrt skin:.
COAi,-cuntlntGd nctlYe amt HtNl. ORDERS wcso
nlled ut tho quotations R!vcn below. thaualt an nd
vance on Mursdny next tston1d tho weather continue
Cold wlil probably tv n.nua:
Aathsac!It'9. !t'a. iii; ns9ssyprz taW OK
1,:n!noIe oao ,!;iIaIM laek'.. Mr. Mr.
EUurEltAIE-fnckDrn KU0ilx hl,,w ut akt5!!ssIC
f0s JOrk errels Mnd I! :t1e4 tyr IAns tIgEces ~,
t9E Eo9d E I2!s Will M iis.no n,l sate.
EGG9-Hrre lrti. ef.c rHt!lts being ltAtt, nnh few
md fsr picked NJ u sic.
Flslii'Meit,ess re,ln* ln stngannt consitilon. ns
IL n - ,
, 1881-01-01

C1icnzD. Heck ftftnts * Pacific Railroad.
u.ces 1t clnrx.sL hhcrI4an House. falner ttousA
ilAliu tugu l4Ol11. ht,l fJ CnHKl corilGF Madison,
, 1881-01-01

aItrll1Enn Central fInitronh.
Itpos foot ut take-sk. hnu $u0tnr
1ckpt tlleG. u Clark -sL Auutheast Ut liam
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-02
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A Turin paper announces the

A Turin paper announces the
discovery, through the arrest Of
some fOrgers at Milan, of an exten-
sive international forging ass0cia-
tion, composed of Frenohmen,
Englishmsn, Americana aud Ital-
isns, whose operations have been
carried on on an enormous scale.
Their efforts are principally de.
voted to the manufacture Of spuri.
ous government bonds, which they
offer for sale in foreign countries,
and to the placing Of stolen scrip.
1t is supposed that property ab.
stracted In some Of the large rob-
berries in England has been dis
posed of through this association,
whose agents are said to be located
In all the principal towns Of Eu.
rope.