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New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 2 (SpecidD -" Wheat. said
John Cudahy this morning. rs good for Substantial
advance" There a suspicion that Cuiahy and
Armour are alIes any closer perhaps than t'fey
really we're secretly the bear .Ge but just as cose
The visible supply figures this week show decrease in
wheat OF 3 925. GAS bushels but II did not connI
push was made By sellers TO reach the putting
price OF last night and for instsn, July d1 get TO
74ss cents inst ls OF from last nighrs pu' price,
After tho first hours trading the spirit IN 10 wheat p.
con petely changed. Tue last n.gat sellers ~ pats
bought enough wheat save themselves ani 10 cha e
the movement. From ~ = th-re was I = cent al
vance. call price passed before noon ans men
IL became a scramble To Dny wheat. ttiAhy va AZ thi
while surrounded by brokers, ana was buying lsrgeF
for g. pt-niber. BY the market r-ccgf ue" m
petu. Wheat advanced by quarters ana tal''' ihui
rs cents had been passed A o'clock Jy vlrsl ,.o'ei
at 7G5s1763 cents just tgD cents uushe ahe tn OF
the opening price. On the turn there ~ss a p-f4rcS
furore to buy wheat, and on tho short Oosrl t' r'-
tiuued July selling up 717a'. The close AZ 80
n ~. was June wheat. 7J7s ceLtsi July ~Ae1'' q
cents June corn, 34i2 z34's cents; Juy r9il. 80
June ost-. 26+s cents. July os,-. @b.s con.-'
June pork. - 37l2 July pork. - -. me ss~
IS 30; jay Lard. - 972 Jane ribs, - 80; ~ -
- b. Put. tonight jay wheat sold Al Fo'3 cens'
,.Ifs .t tcans
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

Net silver ... s7454l1I5 ss775l.5o3 sYLOl5,G75
The exports Of wheat and -four reduced to bushels,
Atlantic ports to Europe alone for the week
ended last Saturday amounted to 3l05,SOO bushels.
making total for the four weeks OF sl55974 bushels
From California and Oregon the exports for the
four weeks Europe amounted to 100000 bushels,
giving total Of 100000 bushels for the four
duction OF our prices figures which compete with
those Of other producing countries To-day the outward
movement is checked BY new speculation which has
advanced the price some 2la centa This Is to be re-
greted because for commercial and financial Il
ia desirable that the old crop should be well OF the
way OF the new crop the harvesting OF which already
mas begun in some sections
Between closing OF the Stock market last evening
and opening this morning there turn In the
kaleidoscope OF speculation ro-days business began
under the depressing influences Of reports Of rail-
way wars West and predictions that before the
of week passenger fares between Chlcago and
St. Paul would be down to so cents Added to that were
reports the Chicago contingent had sold out and
tired with some half million OF Doodle taken from
New-York "freshes' And added to that were reports
that London large seller OF tho Vanderbit- ana
grangers II London seller OF stocks In TINS market
there s little value to be put on the quotations OF
American securities in London reported daily
the Street because everything was quoted h!gher IN
London all day than our opening ngures. These were
the causes OF the markets. opening weak ana at cohce
OF Z per cent from yesterdays closing ngures
of the further declines which followed After mid
day prices began to harden aud before the end were al
most buOyant at nearly iull recOverleA me Omana
The days transactions amounted only to 2s3sO2 which
with extent OF the early decline and OF the later ad
speaks volumes or the true character Oh the early
selling The market closed strong.
Government bonds were dull and hardly steady BIDS
4i2 of Is per cent Some one is trying to
"bui the Is through the news agencies by attempting
10 create impression that the Treasury Will stop
the interest" ,on all the outstanding per cents
Csl5O.OoO,o00 on August l. Annexed are the closing
0uOtatOnsi
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

In State bonds Louisiana cODsos were firm at 7S.
Tennessee promises sold al s. e67& aud North Caro-
lima conso As at 9Jas and 6s 1919, at llS4. or city
bank stocks Metropolitan sold 80 at 5l.
Veli-d stributed but generally small business was
done railway bonds Prices Tor nearly aI the secu-
lative kinds easier 10 sympathy with the depres
OF the share market Erie second consos declined
from 93 and closed at 92 Chesapeake and Ohios,
.eries T. l per cent lower At 69 Rome WATERFOWL
and Ogdensburg cousol So were easier al 9sA19s1S
Missouri Kansas and Tex general IS were steady AZ
q2 Sc 773l 975 Canada southern nrsts were
b lower rs. and seconds were OF d at So West
Jeed As nrm at lO3GlO34 Baltimore
and OHIO 5s sold at 1l2 New-YOrk. Chicago and ST.
Louis Gs of cent at 93. Columbus. HOOK ing
Indiana Decatur and springfield Incomes sold At 3Oo3
Richmond and Danville frsts sold up TO lls4 In
diana. Bloomington and Western Incomes declined y
TO 344. Louisville ana Nashville general 6s were on
y at lO4 and hrsts New-Orlesbs Mobile we're =
higher at l0Z. Minneapolis and St Louis Equipments
active at % G9o7s Denver and Rio Grsnde nrsts
cent at IOoa Psein9 consos is easier at
lO3ls. Texas and Pacific Incomes were Il higher at
37l2 and frsts, Rio Granda DIVISION rose Ia 10 80
Northern Pacific seconds were = lower At Do oL Louis
and San Franc general q. a los lO74
The b-lreasury to-day lost on balance S5oO,0e9,
made up by aOss of S.2l405l currency eIs gain OF
s263 962 Tho days operations covered Keccipus
S2,Oos, 1888 payments, S3,O3s.4Z- resulting In Da
nces OF Yl3Ol0 275 currency and $3.50. 1880 coin.
Money al a usual at 2GZ4a per cont with ex
ceptonal loans ~ per cent and closed quoted 292l2
The Clearing Bonse statement to-day was az follows:
Exchanges 81 i25. .729 0l5 balances. s6.094,S64.
The Cnlted States Treasury At Washington received
S264, 600 Eatiosai bank notes for redemption.
The custotDs receipts we're toOooV5 ana the hIerna
revenue receipts sZ3O.oo5 -. -
Tho fOrsign exchanges we're dull and steady az quo
tafions for business as iohovsi bankcfs pilis'
"a sT and 81 s9I, and short sterling respec
lively IN and l4is for france 85ss and soe Tor
reichmarks; 4Ol4 aud sOi2 for guilders -, l.. a, =
In Loudon BRUSH cOEsois were woaA propsoiy IN VIZ
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL June 2-l2;3D p. m-Cotton = steady with
demand Mddns UpaDds. cd do. Midding Orleans
Sles-lOOOO bales incluinr 1000 bales Tor spec
ulaon and receipts $1,000 bales inciriing 5000
bales American. Future. quiet; Cpands Low AEdllhg
clause June delivery, 46<d do June ana July deFery
3-t,id August and september delivery. sod do
september amt October delivery esd DO OctoDer ana
delivery, G2.64d; sep tember delivery. 6-6sd
Tenders deliveries 1T todays cleArings 600 bales
docket and 500 bales Old
D. The sales OF the daY nciude 1900 bales Amer
can. - ,,.,.
clause June 304d buyers do Juus aud July
delivery. so4d BUYERS; do July and August delivery
Aid value 90. August AMI september delivery o-o!d
value do. september and october delivery. 2etd
aeisrs, do Octobsr and November delivery. 62-o4d.
seller. do November and December delivery. VI SD
buyers; December and January delivery. u sid
ouysrs, do September delivery. o-6sd sellers
A m.-Couon-kururss m. closed steady. UplAnds Low Mid
delivery 464d sellers do June and
MY delivery. ao4d. sellers July and August
C6id sellers do. September Oeto Der delivery, 5
24d sellers October and Sovember delivery, % Odd
buyers do. November and December delivery 9- 04d.
sellers do December and January delivery. b@o4d.
sellers; do september delivery. 6-64d value -
GALFEsTOx z.CoSJUD dull Aldlllns, lS-lb; Low
Mladng O-l6. Good Ordinary 7 > mol and gross 10
ceipts 4sf bales sales lss bales stock. lsosa bales
sAvAssAA. June 2-Coton quiet Aaa steaiy AiedIins.
Il.i0 Low Middlng $40 Good ordinary. ll-l6
bales sales 200 bales stock - 1853 Dales.
NEwoRLKAss June ..--Cotton gulat. Addlng s's Low
Mlddhny ss; 5ood Ordinary. 77s. net rocepts eo2
bales gross 702 bales exports 10 Great Britain 40
bales coastwis~ SgI7 bales. saiea l00o bales steek
80 SAT bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

LONDON. Juno 2 1880 7. n Consols. 100 ZIG Tor
money and loo lle for the account unted states per
cent binds l2s do lis iln7s Atlantic and GrrAt
western FIRST MORTGAGE Trustees CeracAtes ~ 90 Sc
second con.os si a. Mexican "S orSnsrT 27L ST. Paul
Common .4a. New-York Central. l0o PennTfvAN@
54is Reading. Il u
90 80 p Parls advices quote Three Per Cent Rante "
~ francs 81 . centimes for the account
LosDoN. June "A p m-Consols 1901 for money ana
100 Ill Tor the account interest Atlantic ana Hr cut
western First Mortgage Trustees CerfhcafH& ~ 40.
Second Mortgage, lla Canadian Pacific G9t2 Enc - o..
do second COnsOls 944 Mexican Ordinary, y 4 - Fsl
Common 942 NewYork Central l0s VI Pennsylvania
"a
Hudson Bav COMPANY 22ls
The amount banion gone the Bank Of England on
balance to-day is 2Z2.00O. -. ,-
p. m-Pars acvices quote exchange on London III 40
francs 20 q Confines FOR checks
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per- Worth Rissr. vsss.is ant r Rruroris
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT

COFFEEFor Brazil the is quiet and steafv
put from the basis ofs' for fair specu
on moderately active Prices opeued 10 points iuwer and
closed nrm at reaction of points late months as follows
snne, sLo L,Foe 30, July Ts5dIso August I:5o IsO;
sept mber. IS al 90 October. 7.S5 a1.YO, November
!.,s5a7.s0 December 7.s5sT 30. sales. Ii,5Oo bags
MILD grades firm sales l.0l5 bags Laguayra i4Sl bags
CsntTaI America s2oJ bags Nsraca bo. 30 bags coro
CoTION-For spot Cotton the market is quiet anc IN
changed sales 63 bales 10 last evening", Including 300
io export and 5S ior consumption Port receipts since
senember 6l7Te55 bales, against 4,6774si bales the
corresponding period last year
LIMITATIONS vasrd STANDARD Of classnca
IN an IL
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

prospect or uoysrumvn, oereas on the irisn
and declined sic 10Oa for money and LILO 70
100 lilo for account United States bonds were e
higher the 4s ut 1884, and 4iqs at 1l37s Amer. %
can railways opened lower Jet fully equal aud In some
instances higher than the equivalent OF yester9ays
nome cloung figures advanced after midday ana ster
reacted on receipt of IL o'clock quotations. lne
BANK or England GAINED E22.O00 bullion on oslance
AZ Paris French per from S2.67is to ~ .
Inc Following securities to-day were sold al the t,eai
Estate Exchange and Auction Room by Adrian H. Mu-
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

PHILADELPHIA June 2-sOurThe market continued very very
dun aud prices and unsettled estcIn anu
PennsvvanIa super. 81 6OSs3 rs do. Extra - OOS
s. so: PensYIyania Family. a. IS ssi 90: PeDnsysAHa
Roller Process 1919 40 Delaware Family. - -
81 81 Winter Wheat Patent "a 7jGso ~ whsa-hAtkes
strong closed higher lots dull export oeInans
hight No Delaware Red 10 export elevator C.; 10
Psunsvyania Red use No Red June 80 as 80 Jui
81 30 &c August Gss Sept "a e-5c Coin-SPo@
lots 6rmer EXPORT light No Mixed TAc. Soc
No yellow IN gram 10 10 hItol
4sO. 10 graiu depot Al gcs NO ieiioS Nv ~
sx por 47sc, No MIxso June. a. 9i4-c Ju.s
x5144sc. August Oats-sp0i ots lower re
lrctsd Sic. mite 49, M "nits 5s-f-
June 81 GS7 SEC JGa GJ7 August 80 29sso buS
-PenD-ylvania creamery Extra loc br.di9l soth
~ and New I56loc; Western DAIRY E1tra -
al6c: Western 10 Choice. u &c Eggs-fennsyd
y.nia 900 bDlsi wheat 10
suan: llOUO busn- ohipn chtss-
Uaesx zoo DasR. Corn Z w bush, OskA S.Svv b9Sn
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
Peana NArrow,
BUTTER.

Receipts for 47.eT7 pkgs Exports for week 327l
NO material change the u the market OF "a
pce Receipts very heavy but receivers DO not hnk
that further wOnd better the cond Ion o tue
and they not Inclined to give way any mere Stock
begins TO accumulate quite rapidly and II any attempt we're
made wouln break prices Exporters have
little interest bu IL more rom desire TO do
business than from received o ABROAD
Not unit he fush Of the Engnsh make past can We no1e
for mnch from there and then only on an exceed
low the close the feeling is about steady on
positively fine goods with tendency TO weakness on under
qualities state pss are hard 10 ,oO az - Sc
who esae buyers oct them, finding better value IN
desirable packages Fae state tn Os - commanding
lCai7c- Extra Western sels generally at I6e some
fraction for avorite brands 10
raguar d., but be d0ue on the open mar
ket above quotation Frsts sta range from to
l5c decidedly faulty ots at a &c state dany
IN much lighter supply but 20 much OF the trade now USING
creamery tie demand for dauy limited most saes AZ
Is Sc for finest quality half tubs, few selected Della
reaching ~ &c Ordinary "a good quality Is slow At
l4c Western DAIRY are plenty and
barely steady Factory rather Gull a1d must DO very choice
10 ri Oc
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

polarnns $50 Ia % o. for oupa Mascovsds faf
refnng anosti Australian rLlow-Becf 23l Oh ojf2
o., Mutson 9ss 80; l7s, o. ooss,, Mas o'i-csyl0n
ANTWERP. Juno 2-Petroleuui--Ftne pale American 10
BaEnrs Jane 2-Potroieam ! marks 30 pfenniga
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

dnTfnu H. 5Cl- -EJl I'D y
Ay Der Eell...... III l3 l3 lSf - oSo
Contrastel with NJ ~ OF previous years the new poo
ductIOn last month showed Al Increase Ok %.
663S barrels from 1855. 597l from lS-t
ana 7.s43 Is from 1883. The average
Yield per well largest Tue tst foGr years IN
cludig we drilling AMI rgs up aud IN dung th' 10
yelopnent 2O9 IN excess o. 1855, lo3 IA ex-
cess OF and 1913 IN OF 1873 he reports Tor
May last four years arc compared III tAe Al
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
spirits OF rURPENTINR

CHARIRsroS. June 2.-TurDentinc daIl ~ 20 lsc-
SAVANNAH. June 2.-TurDentlns steady - ~ -
WILMINGTON. uas f. IurpanLne nkm - 3va
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Icrthe week ending Tuesday June ]. 1884
BRAss AND PEAA

Receipts for week-Beans l7i9 pkgsi Peas 5sOC ousn
Exports Beans 44l pkgs PeaA 1874 bush Under con-
tnued light prces choice dry STOCK show tte a
change bat trade and market could not STAND
Increased shipments Home trade light as usual during
the months unc0mmonly SLOW export
demand The position OF grades soft damp beans 10 AZ
demOr allied and there probability OF any in
prOyemeat As hot weather are is civ 70
which VIII render them worthless except for feed
Green have declined and close dull
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
CHEESE.

Receipts s5 Exports p 967 pkgs
Prices declined fully cent durng the week ana tile
dull and unsettled Foreign afyices have con
ttnue dull and unavcraoe and shippers have pressed hsr
rates. The trade reported a but aiter an
IL not an fac;or Fancy white sold TO-DAY az
7a7 and fancy whit. At &c some were
made sales Under grades we're strongly
buyers favor Good night SKINS have little call
but lots not quOtaDle to-day above &c. ne country
all decidedly lower but II does NOT ook as though
be much the stock to ii- week
% boxes sOd at 6l20 &c. mostly AT hn
csc; al Little boxes sold SAFE. nsY az 69G
G3c Nsrshded Coverned Saudnskr combinations
sold sac and the Sprngve at 62o Other markets are
bidding higher OHIO fats than be realized here ami
SPEAK would not bring over &c Tor
fine Pennsy vania SKINS dropping ogt Dut ie" received
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
TJyP PpTPOIEVV NaREET

The revised figures Of the operations IN
May in the regions posted By the Consolidated Tx
change naturally are bearish in OF the bis wells
opened In the Wishngton field. New pr0iucton
reached highest point OF the year and SHOWS gain
in the daily average January of s362 barrels ant
the Weld per well averages 81 barrels against less
than , barrels January. The reports Tor tue Lss
nr.n Ia. VI l. fl-LnNs.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

rh- from the West Yesterday vas or no nirtcu-
ar lmportance and IN the absence of new wells tners
NAV be falling of IN tue Washington produ I"n. Az
the close however, it announcer thAt "etts NO.
) would with ntro-Zycernc To day lie spec.
uaton feyerlsh nervous and excited. thouSh tuo
business generally accomplished % niZhet Dssis
than yesterday. sharp rad made on prices Az INC
opening and the fell TO Gals against O)le celts
Tuesday night the bears demoraLsd and Aquck
a gam OF y cents from last weeks lowest poh. Iue
the day fluctuations were quick aud nervous.
wing senstiveness every run0r or oayng orier
The final back tue opening, ana thc
tone must be called and unsettled Doubtless
short interest has been eliminated from
the market the low OF values few con-rrVs
atys brokers will counsel selling short The runs Tor
Nav OF the National Transit and the 1ifewater INES
auouned to l93O,5s3 barrels or average OF O--sI
barrels day. .s-3 6Ol barrels OF deliveries or
an Of 90 76l barrels day average excess OF
runs OF l.5l6 barrels. -
solidxted Exchange we're AZ ioA0Ss'
Opeuing ........ s. ls Iowe.t..........-... Cil3
Hghest.............. 67A Final. .........-. O''4
sales. barrels A'''''''S'
Refined oil without change al cents per g"liou
BRADFORD. Penn. June 2. Crude Oh - NaIlonh
Transit Certificates opened a. "a 3 aud closed al % 9,
highest 81 IA lowest GA; clesrances, 22i2.OOO bar
rels.
OIL CITY, Penn June o.-Cruie Oil-Sationsl Transit
Certificates opened at 65 and closed at 90 - highest.
67ls lowest G4; sales 100000 barrels; cearances.
900 barrels charters 80 sos barrels; shipments,
65,o75 barrels; runs not reported.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

Do FLORIDA crate L 900 so Do. Chm and saw 3 W 800
sUSDRIEs
NtTs-peanuts in fair demand and fru fancy hano
picxcd quoted 6.d6c. farmers cleaned 6a9 nc farm
Era nuc eaned Al &c sheed 2 ~ "a yc Pecans dan.
RKFsWAx-Guie % g24c, small lots OF selected Fancy
reaching "A 2125c,
The daily receipts o, milk and cream at the different
railroad distributing points in and the clty for tho
weeA have follows; 3.152 OF MILK 30
milk and lU2 cans Of suequehann2 $40
cans OF milk and SO York CITY and North
ern l375 OF milk Harlem 2,523 cans OF milk
condensed milk and SO OF cream New
and Hartford 2To OF milk and West shore
2O3O OF milk l3l cans OF condensed milk ana p cans
OF cream: NewJersey Central 525 O milk and IL cans
abort routes 335 cans Of milk
and The total daly supply has been
OF milk and A OF
cream price paid for the surplus ha. gone up ~ tie
ana sales ruled ri about 81 lo a can OF 40 quarts
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

Exports bOIs -.-----l5o'1
SuGAR-Ray stock dull ami nominal at l3l6c for
EAR LOG FOR sso teat. and sGssc for Aolasses
ennei iu and easy Cutloaf &c, Crushed 67g, Cubes
- I, a &C Powdered TO- Oranul4Led IL 10 &c.
Mould A &c. ContecuoEsrs' Csc. 1oaee STANDARD
3Ibc Coffee on 5hsc, White Extra Z D tsc- Extra
q Isnbssc. U .d5c.. Yellow -ad.'sc
sT'tAkTN Unchanged price, and quiet City quoted
7Lr -aes 90 tea Western. 7sc OleomaTgarine quoted
0ac ... ,. ,.
prime City quoted &C. sales. Il, ,0O0l0s. IL 70
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

s1LEs TIE COysOLIDA TED STOCK AND PEZRo
LEUN EXCHANGE
STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

Receipts for week 363G3 pkgs The market has remained
steadily last rcpOrt under free receipts
Gull trade and accum atng stocks the clos" best
estern very slowly at llcoss on and ana2n
though generally held above selling value cannot be placed
above Tie There large accumulation II store a-d Tie
outlook is not favorable.
state pcr doz. 6l2 Canadian per doz. IL Va.
esfern per OZ l053dll iIuck dOZ IL Nl2
southn en- per 10 alOI2 per doz Is 0@S
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Jups z, 1856.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

strict Good Ordinary. 7ts Niding. SIS
Options opened points decline closing steady at
points decline for June and advance of point Iuy
points August and september tO points on later
months. saes. "A. 600 baes
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

Receipts poultry exceeded the demand and the
ruled dun and lower This IL e@peciay true or
spring and fowls but al kinds have shared III the
decline.
Western dressed fowls have been in liberal supply dnl
and agong buyers best freely offered
and some lots opening tte stale have 70 De SHADED
further. a-o pcntler anu lower
especially small which greatly neglect squads
dull and
MOS a fair
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
fpuIrs ANp BgRaLEs-FAAsn.

Apples in light receipt quiet aud UNCHANGED stTaw
t the close. shipments OelnZ
verv vland Delaware AMI south Jersey Best
Mar land Delaware wilson sold to-day at c. some
poor and large varieties draSs d at
ic south Jers,y and Few Freehold and port berries
SOL at 1lOc Cherries widely in price as 10 sNe coOr
condition gng om SC. to 2Oc per b. Green goose
berries steady.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

Receipts for the week 945 bales Exports lsl bales
Demand unmDr0ved the market continues In feiess
condition Brewers and dealers are ss ~e
supplied rarely willing TO look al samples one OF
exportPy- getting sma FOR choice hops ana
pd prices them. but that outlet Is 700
limited 10 have an nd uence Oh the general market
state 1885. choice. 8 GtO state S5+ a3
DO. good to prime q Eastern, 1883 ;:- g
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

Domestic new potatoes good quality are in fair demand
AND r generally at 50 per barrel an occasional
mark OF very stock reaching % seconds snh c
low and irregular Bermuda new are plenty uu
and IN BUYERS potatoes Oi good qua " are 10
supply steady continue plenty and u
huvrrs favor Choice beans In lgt supply
demand and firm Green peas very scarce aHd hs az
cannot De
frer to-day Cucum declining Choice Florida tomatoes
good demand green wanted Bermuda lots geo
ersy poor and cabbages continue very plenty
and sell other vegetables In far demand az quotations
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-10-30

Pittsburgh glass manufacturers
now use prairie hay instead of straw
for packing purposes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-10-30

beer did not make drunkards fast
enough. 1t took TOO long a time to fix
the habit so as to make the victim
profitable. Hence they threw in glucose
to make more alcohol, and all sorts of
cheap drugs of the maddening kind,
that the drinker might be bound hand
and foot, and put into their possession
in an absolutely helpless condition as
soon as possible. 1t was not enough to
make beer-drinker of him-to get
the largest profit it became neces-.
sary to make drunkard of him.
The business is, in and of it.
self, an organized hunt after weak men
and children. If a druggist should en-
tice boys into the store and feed them
with opium, that, after the habit was.
fixed, he might make money by selling
them the drug. there would be no cues
ton as to what the community would
do with him. Wherein is the differ.
ence? The beer-shop keeper makes,
it his business to entice boys and weak
men into his place and lures them on
to an appetite more destructive than
opium. He uses every artifice that his.
ingenuity can devise to fix the alcohol
habit upon them to their destruction
and his profit. Mr.. Locke (Nasby), IN
N. Il. ReUieeO.