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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24
TO-DAY,S ADvERTISEMENTs.

NAVY BOATS roR SALE.-Conmandant Naval Station,
Mound City.
LIST OF LkrrEns.-Cxiro Postofice, j. c. Sloo, P. NJ.
Foa RExr.-A two story frame house by j. O. Harmon.
NorcE.-Caro City Cemetery
MnLNERY.-Fan opening Of goods Mrs. f. Oswald
/ Co.
Notwithstanding, Dry Goods, etc, by f. G.
Chapman.
BAKERY.-Carter Co., Commercial Avenne and 18th
street.
Mephsm, E. Woods, Master. -.
For LITTLE Rock ErC.-Steamer Rodolph, Bernard
Bsgley, Master.
FoR PApuCAu AND TENNESSEE RIvER.-Steamer Ten
nessee, B. c. Nye, Master.
STEAMER HuNTssss RAIsEp.--Sotice to owners Of
cargo, etc. r..- .r.
PIANO TUNING.-Mr. c. Robius Qocal)
NOTICE TO SHIP CARPESrKRs.-See local column.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

SALE OF FURNITURE.-At 10 o'clock to-day
Sol. A. Silver will commence selling at auction
Golconda House Oh goth street. between Com
mercial and Washington Avenues. The list EN-
braces almost every article of furniture in use.
A new milch cow will also be sold.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

SILVER BRos.-Silver Bros, of the ST.
Charles Hotel Periodical Depot, are in receipt
of Harper for November and also large in
voices of meerschaGm pipes, portmonies and
notions of all kinds. -
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

ATTENTION LADIEs-Mrs. Oswald announces
in to-day's TIMES that on Thursday next she
will open her fall stock of millinery goods,
which she says is the largest and best stock
ever brought to this market.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24
John W. Trover -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
P. A. Nicholson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

On motion Of Alderman Morris, Messrs. Red
man, Baker, Devine anG Trover were declared
elected, after which the Council adjourned.
1t was informally announced by the COM
mittee appointed to procure new Council
Chamber, that they had made arrangements
for the holding of Council meetings in the
Office of Squire Bross. The next meeting of
that body will therefore be at the place indi-
cate6
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

THE TENNEssEE-This new and favorite
Cairo packet reached her landing here late last
night with large trip of passengers and heavy
freight list. She leaves for Eastport again this
evening.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

FINE OYsTERs.-If you like fresh oysters we'll
served up with celery and all the concomi.
tants, 60 to the Delmonico Restaurant, corner
Of Commercial Avenue and It'll street.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24
Liverpool Market.

LIVERPOOL Oct. b.
COTTOS-sales for the week 112, 900 bales; opened
upward but became fat closed with advance of half
penny on Amsrcan; Orleans midd din 22le Friday
market closed upward; sales OF ~, ooo baies
BREADSTUFFS-Quet
cONsULs-ssI; 5-2Vs 6sa669c; Erie 500; l. c. So
@S3:c.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

SHIP CARPENTERS, TAKE NoTICE.-The ship
carpenters of Cairo warn all carpenters against
q man by the name of Joseph Martin, who has
broken bis obligations to the Cairo Ship Car
pen.ers' and Caulkers' Association, as a man
unworthy to be trusted or to be taken into fell
lowship by his brother craftsmen, and ask all
ship carpenters to look out for him.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24
NOTICE..
SOL. A. SILVER

Having gone trip East to be absent some six weeks
this is notify all his friends that any desiring his
services Auctoneer during his absenc can leave
their orders the periodical stand of Sol A. Silver
Bro. St. Charles Hotel, which orders will be prompsv
AID satisfactorily responded to. BENZ. SILVER.
Care, Oct. O. 1s66M
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

CAIRO CITY CEMETERY.-AlI persons who
own lots in the Cairo City Cemetery at Villa
Ridge, are especially invited to attend a meet
ing at the Office of Daniel After, on Thursday
evening, at I clock. See advertisement.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

PIANO TUNING.-Mr. C. Robbins of Chicago
is in town for few days. Those wishing pi-
amos tuned repaired. or repolished, good as
when new, can leave their orders with Halli-
day Bros, or address him through the Post
Office. Pianos for sale also
Cairo, Oct "a, '65, 1t.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

SMALL DoATs-On the 18th proximo there
will be sale of l25 boats Of all sizes, from Is
feet inches to 80 feet inches, and pulling
from to l6 oars These small boats will be
sold at auction by or through the Commandment
at the Naval Station, Mound City.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

PERsoNAL.-General Lawler, the original
Colonel of the old 18th Illinois and who fought
with such distinguished bravery at Fort Don
aldson, was in the city last evening en- route
for Baton Rouge, La
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

eY Men Of the highest attainments in medi-
cal science are now using and recommending
the reliable vegetable tonie-IPed JACKET Ritters
as a restorative after fevers, and the very
best strengthening medicine for feeble conva-
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24
DIED..

At Cairo, Il s. October 23d, 1865, Mrs A. +. Angell
wife of e. A Angel, Principal Of the Free Schools.
Funeral services at 100 A. NJ to-day, at her lat
residence of 9th and Walnut streets The friends
of the family are invited to attend.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

The WEATHER.-We are now enjoying a
spell of the most delightful weather. The
days are warm and pleasant and the nights
clear and soul-inspiring, having the effect OF
lifting ones thoughts upward and filling the
heart with praise to Him who ''doeth all things
well.h Our Streets too, are in excellent con-
dition, inviting those fortunate in the posses
sion of horses to exercise them. The evening
hours are especially adapted for love making,
and are taken full advantage of. On Sunday
evening we saw a gentleman parting with a
lady at tie gate of her parents residence, and
leaving upon Der lips either one long soul.in.
spring kiss or several short Lnes There was
no report accompanying the ecstatic operation
the lips were too closely pressed and the fire
upon them too arm for that
I'VE turned and left that spot
All do not deem us weak"
but we couldn't stand it.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

NIGHT WORK.-Fox, Howard & Co. have
commenced running their dirt cars at night
hours. Last night they made trips every half
hour as in tho day time. BY Saturday night
they expect to have Commercial Avcnnc filled
from Sth to l4th street.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

BoRING FOR FISH OLIVE learn that F. 6.
Chapman is now engaged in organizing com
pxny to bore tor fish oil with fine prospects Of
success.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

esterday morning an
Irishman, crazed with liquor, used strenuous
efforts to raise disturbance at the St. Charles
HOTEL and in pursuance with his intentions,
tested his lungs and voice to their fullest ca
pacity and threw bricks through the house.
One or more policemen stood as spectators Of
the scene, but did not attempt to interfere
Had it been /. drunken woman instead Of an
able bodied man we doubt not Squire Bross
would have had an introduction to her. Dis
erection enters too much into the valor Of some
our policemen.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24
THE CITY.

No. News DEpor.-H l.. Goodall, the pub
Usher Of this paper, having purchased the
Post Once News Depot viii hereafter keep hand and
for sale all the latest New York. ST. Louis aad Chicago
papers, the Cairo TINES and other papers of interest,"
also the Union, ITEM and Democrat. -
Mr.. p. Chapman, agent of the TINES, will make the
Depot his headquarters and all orders for job work. adj
versing subscriptions may be left with him, and Will
receive prompt attention
To ApvERrrsERs.-For0 one dollar you can advertise
square In the DAILY TIMES for three days.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

New BAKERY.-Carter & Nixon have CON-
pleted their new bakery and now fully
prepared to fill all orders made on them by
furnishing pastries of any kind. Location on
Commercial Avenue, near 18th street.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

GhKAr OAKS FROM LITTLE AcoENs GHow."-The
worst diseases to the human race spring from
umes of sctifc lore that fill the tables and shelves Of
the medical fraternity only go to prove and elaborate
These facts m
pnpe is the telI-ale and indicator dis
cas- may fade and die away from the surface of the
death h. ~ W" 4 and final close Mag gels Bilious
Dyse and Diarrhea Pills cure where all others fail
While sealds chl1lani i, 6%51 and al "hras
Maggiel a. Fnlton street. York. and all Druggists
at % cent ,,ar hox oct2l-d&w1y
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

MOBILE OYsTERs-We believe it is not gen.
orally known that shell oysters can be procured
fresh from their beds in Mobile Bay. As they
can be obtained here in fifty hours from Mo-
bile it does not require argument to demon
strate that oysters from Mobile can be procured
in this market in less time than from Baltimore,
and consequently fresher and nicer. The Mo-
bile oyster will also compare favorably with
the Baltimore bivalve in size and flavor
Messrs. File & Osborne are the agents at
Mobile, who will ill all orders sent them.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Having been entrusted by Mr.. GooDALL with the re-
sponsbe position of Agent for the city circulation of the
TMEs have already to extend my warm appreciation
of the kindness have met At every step friends have
sprung forth where but expected strangers and the
right hand Of fellowship has been extended, where neg
lect Goodness only was anticipated for this am truly
grateful and nroud to make Cairo my home. Where
have sacrificed 80 much there do expect to make MORE
and bend nv energies her advancement to the end of
her becomin the second if not the FIRST city Of the Uni
ted States.
Your generous subscription to the TINES showing your
literary tastes and just appreciation CT the efforts put
forth by the to make first class paper worthy Of
your confidence and support gratifying in the
Its uturp ia nd-ed bright while your su ponS pour
IN rapidly To swell tide Of circulation The price
hereatey viii be only % cents per week III per month,
or slU per mum ,
Subscribers can rely upon having the TIMES left at
their h0s , matter where situated-in the city lin
is, befor- o,nIock e ach mornng-hondays excepted
Having noticed the difficulties the newsboys have, to
End pronr n.ce to leave the paper, that the sub
scrber NAV or, get it clean and bright, to read by
heir Lice s,n coffee and ruddy, well buttered toast II
respecflv suggested that place be provided, box
otlerwis rain to leave il and finally, the snbscfip
tOn bepo oilcted weekly it could only stimulate any
collectors latitude to find the money ready for him.
Ne calls on saturday or Monday of each week.
Hoping to meet like reception from our ctizens OF the
uncanvassed districts that 50 fatternyiy extended
by the Fourth Ward hopefully and respectfully con.
clude roc,,cat1 PENROsE CHAPMAN
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

HOUSE FOR RENT.-A two story frame resi-
dence favorably situated is advertised in to-
days TINES for rent.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24
Putes of Erchunge Reporte Daity, by 1oA~ v
Trone1 Itesident First AutiO1l0t BC.nk.
hs..... - per cSf:L III
Kentucky ONO and Indiana. ...... 2 ..

Receipts per Ia. Central ItaiIrOad.
[Since last report
10 tons ice % tons COAL 675 bbs -four, IL 567 bust
oats AS lbs butter Ii live hogs. Al caCle 10 cords
wood r. Uo0 feet lumber. bbs and 0 lbs eggs, 30
bush potatoes = pkss mdse 500 lbs fruit, 500 lbs poul
try, ,1oJ lbs fish
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24
Police Court.


Yesterday was another brisk day for Squire
Bross.
Jno. Nugenth got drunk and was arrested by
Brown and Wittig. He plead guilty and was
fined 81 and costs.
G. Walters, for carry ing concealed weapons,
was arrested by Garlic, plead guilty and was
fined 50 and costs.
Emma Gaber, a colored damsel, was char
ged with using abusive and obscene language,
in which she spoke of things not fit to cat nor
pleasant to look upon. Seals arrested her and
she was fined SIS and costs.
Augustus Laronette assaulted and struck
Isaac Mooney and paid therefore $40 and costs.
Augustus was then charged with using
threats against Isaac Mooney and his property
and was bound over to keep the peace in the
sum of 500. Curran arrested him.
Joseph Manning was arrested by Seals, and
charged with selling liquor on the Sabbath.
Fined SIS and costs.
Henry Young, under the same charge, was
fined S15 and costs.
to labor the streets after being notified
by the Street Supervisor, and made to pay
over the sum of So due as street tax, together
with IS and odd cents az costs.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24
LOST.
l7IlSGELEANEOUS.

7llSCEE-EANEOUS.
CTOLEE-From the house of Mrs. ConnOr, Ohio
~ Levee, carpet sack containing clothes, books and
valuable papers. The papers of value to hpt
myself and if they returned to left at
r lace directed to me, it will confer great favor
OWEN WYNNE.
YTTANTED--$J5 Month.-.Agents wanted that can
w earn from S5S to 800 month and all expenses
paid. For full particulars address, with stamp, f. Z.
LOCKWOOD, Detroit, Michigan.
NJ ANTED-$75 per month and all expenses paid to
w Sewing Machine Agents. Address ID. Il. HER
RINGTON Co, Detroit.
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Shipments per railroad.
Since last report
1GS pkgs mdse tbl -four, 1Oi bbls dried peaches,
Dbl syrup, IS bales cotton, 1,12O lbs sugar.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24
ANNOUNCEM ENTS.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.

EDITOR TINES You will please announce the name
of D. G. Gordon Independent candidate for Asso-
ciate Justice at the ensuing November election. oct22
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

The public rely upon the boat leaving punctua1y
advertised. BY this arrangement parties esn l.zv-
Mound City on the pm. trip, spend the eve,inz ~
Cairo and return ut nj hour 10 suit their
convenience.
By prompt attention to business hope merit sri
receive liberal share Of patronage.
For information apply TO
W. @. PRIEST Agent.
sept23-dtf NOD City Bank BuiIdiBs
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..d sn 90 for ezsra mss In usros bssf there has
bean Considerable doing Asr'ss &c pas. sAes eays
iisrces, chiefly for export = es4 q e1 pams
~: y: : s :,s s ssa. g S 6
hogs were rather frmer al 1910 1870 for Western
Cut meats decidedly more active and hrmer; sales
$50 packages ut Ito 1870. for shoulders and leHc
2So for hams In bacon fhere was rather moro dong
than and slight advance was established; sales
2,OOo boxes = 2okS ALE .s tsr cSIssfesd cYs q ks
ao o o iirSs short ceai The lara market wss more
active and drmer; sales Of 5000 bbls a loxc 2skc
kettle rendered and 90 for extra also 800 bbs dev
cradle in Maroh, ssllcrs opsioa, q 23Xcs rg.. F "A
RIoE.-A sale q 200 bags was made to-day, On terms
BAIT-There has been but very little inquiry for this
article since our last but holders nssted previous
prices the market being firm for all kinds with only
"sssss: oss a.. repess ~ dsnssl has sssa
limited and very little has been done Holders how
ssrsa sr soSds
have been s7o bags pepper a 10 so Il Bond 800 bags
do a. no, gold, loo bales wid cinnamon q 600 |.
Gloves At sekc a 900.
Sv0AA-3hs market for ran uas esnes, tn0sgh psioes
were without quosb!e ohanso ns demand Va csnss
i:s :sa sss: =. = 49, : ~, =. q
e ,s s. sss d1 :. a. sssiss =; 49,
Cor soft whites and asxc fcr pcwdeged ssaassa 80
y SrnlrsS Was dull, end rates wholly noninAL Is.
SKINS -FAE goat thsre oonsin.es = podegase dsses4a
from the t&de at previous rat&k In d6ee ther0 vae
rather more doing. sales having (pen made Of bales
Fars q o0cS cash, end s0hales central American =
about the saile price. We quote go
ssc. ss7Kos; lnenos Ayres, pc 10. fayta, 7oc. :
g5c; curact6 5ce 1so Cars 1oc, &c. DeercHon;;
American, o25Se ao5c San Juan, eOc. o2kc. Ssal,
300. 900 !; Ansostusa soc 7so pFra s7Kc'Ss "
oil cash. ~ IL -. ",
slight advancewas eabiahed Sales Of 200 900 bs a.
1870. ike. The latter price for cAcips eiey ana
IS, 900 lbs, grease at II 10.
acted Sales Of 200 pigs private terms The NOM.
pal price Soc Of English We notice sales OF ~ TONS .,
20Kc gold and SIC currency. Plates were very quiet
and nolrinsl at IS 76gold for l. G. Charcoal @. So
WJIsKEY -Receipts 6S bbs, The market WAS less
active scarcely rm Salcsof TOO bills az ~ ~
So 30X for Western. = B~D@&
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PACIFIC COAST
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
NBw YORK.


0'''' nl1 sSsa into shares. d che par vain.
~s y II. c.
ERwhS Ssa aSsa s ssss:sI;1
Hon IL. , ,: ;:..
Ssss WIZ ~: ss.u. rua. leather Dealers n.
Rohsrd she q Rich, sherman Co.. bankers Ma
Lewis benton, counsellor Law. No. liz Broadway nsv
william 2 Han Of xersArup. Hail o., No liz Bread
rSomss Scott vice prssiden. Of the psnn.yiv.na O.
1si Rsilro.d Conpany, rhnsdeiphia, Psnnsyiysnla,
Hss's s:
.. ::s ss [ % Is !. %.s. :. 81.
.ss. iss'S 70 ~'ddsss
;.ss; |. & &. s Ss :.: COUNT. ssss 40
Gso,., lying q end ce.r 'hs Fsas 6Ossa being a -
liz H. ~ ss:s 49, s..,.,..ss
S.sss S Seass 1sss ssssas ssr
TIE s sss Corral 5.sa ssnss,"s .e
The uds. q ties: ays trass have been .lcroushy o.
p IN S
::.sss.is VIA ss;:;:s$ is:s ~. .s; - -.
s ios. yps. L X g.. 81. ns v'''' ~ '''
company: .nis s.isna for miles San Lsls
!. :: sS;. T. ss: - iisassss sssk
The gentle slope 70 San Luis Bay, and hsrs
fun ASSURANCE Of The prsccsby of OIL q
mSdsfd1 Mtkase, through pipes fnm the wells 20 ress
the markets. Of the world ehern its crude
rchned according 70 the demand.
r.: 90, Of sSPv T not saYsss e cents per
duced rates.
Il designed V develop fully and practically means
and weaith Of this property at the earliest practicable
mept
The varied details giving all the informason that can b
required with general description Of the character dvs
ses and prospects Of The oompanys property are fully snA
plainly set forth In tho prvspeuus
Tho PACIFIC C0Asf PETROLEUM COMPANY Of Nsv
York have been duly organised under the Laws Of this sA
with sufficient capital render svnilabe 10 capab titles
and resources 10 what s believed be an unlimited supply
81 Petroleum NOT surpassed In quality.
subscriptions for Che Stock % fhs company have osss
JANIS WADs Worth 90 No 81 Cedar street N. r.
RICH SHERMAN co., No. % Pine street, New York
NORrHRUP, HAIL co, NO. III broadwy,
whore the prospectus be obtained. .......
SUBSCRIPTIONS payable above when the sum Of S2oo
subscribed.
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Pore 81 New YORK, FeRraary 2, 1895.
CLEARED.

CLEARED g.4 81 = 7
0teamshlp Cuba (Br) Stone, Liverpool via Qucensown-k
CunAFd. --....',.-.r, r...-,oo.- w,u,.,,. =
Steamship VhGlnn (Brt, LOWE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bb6amshp 1ea Osl Walden. BaitmSreTE synner frag,
Bark Iets (Dr,, Haftsr, Sydney NsW..k Cemefon.
Bark C0nstsntno (Aust) 6acovich, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bnl0Aen " ~ = 1'st' ~ +.
Hsrk Zulms (Brl HswitA Port Gpaln-ycnes LOuoh lt
Brig EIoan0rA (Brls PlummcE bAha--9 Cox :. -.
Brig Mthss f1r Messenger Psrnambuoo. bahaA ana no
Saneire- ninc3sn w.A w.,.,.oros = Alexaa
--~-- >'Ss -'T n I'LL IlnHlN4
- m, NnKar.xa Makansas Tru illo Vining
1uk 1872 v3SSzs.. EsifiSsorss II HcdeIi
- I..siS ~ percs PED Frowbs1dso rr IN ss1s
S 6unr S pSsh. IHrl a1orroT Havens rae
0cSr Hippie (Bfj, Walsh Hnlifsx-d Wheeewright
aser sns. Smith
6chr 0raoe urolsF VArHs S.''''' "
Co ..-- -, 49,. go ...so--n.s.r = p~vton.
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rTREAsURy DEPARTMENT, OYYICB OF CONTROL
i Ter Of tho Currency, washington, jan -. 1870
signed has been made 70 appear that The American "a
county OF New York and state III New YORK. has been duly
organized under and scccrdng the requirements o. the
rency, By pledge United states bonds and u
provide for tho circulation redemption thereof
proved June 1884 and complied with all the provisions
cf sad not required 10 be- complied With before commencing
the business OF banning under Maid act; .
Now therefore, T. Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller cf the
Currency DO hereby certify hat The American National
apk ofNew York" In the city OF New York In the county
OF New York and State of New York authorized % com
sence the business OF banking under the act aforesaid
In Testimony whereof wness my hand and seal of oioe
this twenty nth day Of January 1865. -
[Seal1 Comptroller Of the Cuneacy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08

Tho short INTEREST ID IhcTeashg ara, I'd vIsW OF INC
small supply Of cash gold in the market no material de-
preston take place without corresponding reaction
Money Is easy per cent on call but In the dis
line It continues sluggish The dizziness OF trade
and the unsettled state OF prices make lenders critical
Of Dry goods paper Is particularly scrutinzed,
owing TO the depression In and manufactured cotton
which has 10 contend against the receipts Of material
from the South As well the Of gold
influenced by every passing event Commercial paper
or tho rst grade rates 10 per cent but 10 IL per
cent paid freely that entitled - rank
nrst class signatures
Foreign exchange Is In light demand for tomorrow's
steamer Bankers sterling has sold ct 100 n sixty
aays, and I0sY 1lok at three days.
The total subscriptions 70 the thirty loan yeser
day were S3Oss, 200 Fisk Hatch subscribed 70 day
$4,000
The business Al the Sub Treasury to-day was a fol-
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Propeyty for over to wells Several wll % SUNK INNS
PROPERTY NO 800 ACRES N WEST v,serMA
The Of
all tho oil The property the noted Burning spnnes
weL uphcava range which mas Always oooo
found oil large Qualities Wes VIII Do SUNK
Immediately ,Htnola
Of 200 Of first class oil bearing lands Also "a
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yalse sssns same bstnT fs pssSS
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down their names s:sac En- ore
The working operations Of the eomPsny have ben
TtuSviilc Mr. FrOst s pioneer In the on deveoS1ent
lhe largest and most oxgerence0
oil operators country All the wells viii DO SUM-
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BARTLETT On Monday February O. after lingering
illncss wAsmsros BAEriErr, nths 4sth year " his
age.
Notice OF tho funeral will be given hereafter
BaApr.--0n Tuesday February T. In the 5sth year OF
his age, yosS BRADY, native OF parish Of Lurigsn,
county Cavan, ireland.
10 attend the funeral Thursday ri two O'clock from
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