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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18
TO THE STEAMER
w. II. ARTHUR.
A GRAND GRAB GAME FOR ABAND.
ONED FREIGHT.

During the prevalence Of = heavy fog
Saturday morning, the steamer WR. Ar
thur, freighted for New Orleans, struck
. rock, about ten miles below Cape
Girardeau; and the officers, apprehend-
ing further disaster by the settling down
Of the boat conceived IL necessary to
hustle overboarda portion Of the freight.
Many tons Of -four, whisky, cabbages
In crates and dry goods in cases, were,
therefore. committed to the waters. In
due season the occurrence became noised
abroad, and by the time the fog lifted,
skis, manned by all kinds Of oarsmen,
white and black, nnsle and female, were
abroad catching the floating property.
The Captain Of The Cape Girardeau ferry
boat, hearing Of the mishap, brought his
steam fiatboat into requisition, and, for
. time, did land ONCE business. .5.
About one o'clock Sunday. morning
-four, whisky, cabbages, etc, com.
msnced floating by Cairo, and such de-
mand as was at once created for skiffs
WAS never before heard OF. Every skiff
that could be bought, borrowed or sto-
len, was brought into active use. One
gentleman hauled barrel Of flour into
his craft, and started for the shore Com.
ing In contact with another barrel, he
concluded that he would have that also.
In his efforts TO take this second barrel
on board, he sunk his skill, lost both bar
rels and his overcoat with them. II was
with considerable difficulty, indeed, he
reached the shore ut all. Another in
dividual collected several barrels Of flour
aud whisky on the Missouri SHORE, but
while he was absent q gang OF rascally
fishermen came along, gobbled the
whole lot, aud made of with 1t. A third
chap AYERS that he brought two barrels
OF whisky ashore; but that while felici.
tating himself on a good mornings work,
the bank caved In, smashed one of the
barrels, sent the other spinning out into
the river, where in the darkness OF the
morning, he lost II. Nearly every per.
son that engaged in the scramble met
with some kind Of a mishap, and IL any.
body made it pay" very handsomely
we have not heard 81 the fact. The
agent az the insurance companies will
probobly be along in n day or two, when
those who really rescuedany Of the pro.
perry, will be properly remunerated.
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CONFIDENCE GAME.
A Coontryrnan vie,in,,,sd.

Yesterday morning two well dressed
strangers stopped at the Antrim house
and registered themselves a. William
Ford and w. 5. Drumming, Of Nashville.
Ford went to bed, and Drumming loitered
about town. After short ramble Drum.
ming fell in with couple OF countrymen.
The countrynenl were bound for Iowa
singularly enough Drumming was bound
for Iowa, also. How lucky! They would
be company for one another. They visit
ed the wharfboat, Drumming and
the two country fellows, TO en-
quire about steamboat, A pile
of boxes was pointed out by Drumming ~
his; he had bought them in town and
was going to take them with him. He
owed a small balance on them. If one
Of the countrymen would watch the
goods, while he, Drumming, accompanied
10y the other countryman, returned to the
Antrim house and paid the said balance,
they would all he ready to light out on
the first boat. On the way up to the
Antrim house Drumming discovered that
he was short just forty dollars. II the
countryman would loan him that
amount until they got on the boat, it
would be favor that he would appreciate.
The countryman had q fifty dollar bill
no more, no less. This he handed to
Drumming who entered the Antrim house
to "get the receipt" The countryman
waited on the sidewalk, Drumming
passed out Of the rear door
Of the Antrim, and decamped
The duped countryman was left without q
dollar, hundreds Of miles from home and
among strangers, The scoundrel that
robbed him Is yet atlarge.
y. SIT turns out that there were three
scouudrels concerned, and that Joe
Arnold has all Of them under arrest
Further particulars tomorrow.
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Orhpsn's Donation.

On Tuesday evening, October 10th, the
management Of the Orphan Asylum pro-
pose holding Donation Party, at the
Asylum, on 18th street, for the benefit Of
theOrphans in charge OF that institution.
The good citizens OF Cairo, always so
liberal in their charities, are called upon
to aid in securing the necessary supplies
for the maintenance Of the Asylum dur
ing the coming winter. .-.l ,,,lil
All kinds Of provisions are much need
ed Articles OF clothing, money or any
thing, be 1t ever so small, will be most
gladly received. Those inw want Of trans
portation will please send their dona-
tons TO the store OF Mr.. q. ID. William.
son or Mr. ID. Hurd anytime before i've
o'clock Of Tuesday evening, October 10.
1t is expected that the ladies, will set o
supper at the Asylum. suitable to the 90.
casion.
Every one is invited 10 come and bring
his or her mite for the Orphans.
oct l5td
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18

ton Of 81. Louis and Iron Mountain
railroad giving the impetus. The
Courier, OF last Friday, speaks OF the
sale Of several town lots during the past
week and Of the common cement and
progress Of > number of new buildings
sylvania is the name Of town that
has sprung into existence In Southeast
Missouri since the completion Of the
Iron Mountain railroad. It Is located
directly on the line of the road.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18

"When can you print me some circu-
Iars?n enquired n Cairo business man,
who, one day last week, darkened the
door Of our office for the fret time Ia his
life. 81 usually get my printing done in
Cincinnati, but wanting this job right
of, thought I'd let you do It,"
We very politely, yet very emphati-
cally, refused the job. IL every citizen
of Cairo should adopt this gentleman's
example, and buy in Cairo nothing cx-
cept that which absolute and pressing
necessity might compel him to buy.
every store, shop and mandatory
among us would close Its doors for the
want of patronage. The practice Is
simply ruinous, aud the business man
who pursues 1t, should be compelled to
look for his patrons where he beStows
his patronage. The Bulletin has labor.
ed in season and out OF season for the
advancement of Cairo enterprises and
the prosperity OF Cairos people. We
feel, therefore, that we have at least as
great claim upon the local patronage
in our line, as the merchant has upon
the local business in his line. But
whether this Is true or untrue, we want
the patronage OF no man who comes to
us on compulsion-,because il is not
possible for him to 90 elsewhere The
man who, AZ u matter Of choice, sends
his money abroad to add to the wealth
and shrift Of other communities, when
he could, with equal advantage to him.
self and much greater advantage to
the people of whom lie lives, keepit ut
home, ls not, IN all respects, good
citizen; and, when he comes 10 NJ on
com p,tision, he will please take it AS
philusophically as he can, II We fail to
''break our neck" to accommodate him,
He is pursuing u practice, which, If gen.
orally adopted, would starve Us, himself,
and everybody else, and is not, therefore,
entitled to very high consideration.
.sesf s-wrvrvrT * 1. .SNLA
Piece goods, In great variety, new aad
elegant styles at Miller and Milier's,
merchant tailoring establishment. II
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Good all linen shirt bosoms at 81 80
per dozen at Reilly's. II
Notice.
city Clerks omce,

Cairo nlt. Oct, l5ti,, lsso. !
To al uhODl IL may concern, Notice is
hereby given that hereafter no bill for
supplies furnished the City ofCairo will
be allowed by the city Council unless the
supplies forwhich the bill Is presented
shall have been purchased by the City
Comptroller, or upon his written order,
being in conformity with section IL, of
chapter2 ofthe ordinance rs follows.
Sic. IL. The City Comptroller shall be
the fiscal agent OF The city, and as such
shall make all purchases for the city
which may he necessary TO cary on the
public works, and other city Improve
ments; shall examine all accounts which
may exist against the city, before the
same are presented to the City Council,
claimants being required 10 present their
accounts for proper endorsement as TO
their correctness to him at least twenty
four hours before the meeting OF the
council at which they wish their ac-
counts allowed; shall have power to in
vestigate, and by and with consent of
council, to settle, collect and comprom-
Use all claims due or held against the
city; shall see that all fines or other mon
eys due the city from police magistrates,
collectors, harbor and market masters,
and al others having charge OF the COLI
ection of the funds of the city, are cor.
rectly accounted for and paid into the
treasury; and shall also attest the correct
ness of the monthly reports of the diff
erent city officers. -
Persons interested. take notice and
govern yourselves accordingly.
JoHN BeowN, ...
CITY CLERK.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18
A Manufacturing rss.bI,.hm.ni.

Mr.. Woolworth, Of Sandusky, Ohio,
was In the city this morning, canvsssing
the proprlcty Establishing here a large
axe, Ratchet, pick and general handle
factory. He is sufficiently pur-uaded that
the abundance and excellence Of our
hickory and oak timber, our ready means
for the distribution Of The manufactured
article, and the great market South Of
US, give Cairo advantage in that regard,
possessed by no other pointin tho Missis.
sippi Valley. Mr.. w. j. now heproprietor
Of one 81 the largest establishments ofthe
kind In the United State working some
twohunIrcd men. We hope he will re-
ceive all needful encouragement, alike
from our citizens authorities, foi IL Il,
in q great degree, TO such projects as his,
that we must look for increased vitality
in the business OF our city.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18

BY purchasing Baking Powders
which fall short Of The quantity repre-
scented in each package, from one.eighth
70 one half DooLEy's BAKING POWDER
Is put np in tin cans, which contain
actual met freight 4, 4, snd'5 pounds"as
represented, and is perfectly free from
any impure substances, We guarantee
purity, quality quantity and results
satisfactory every time DooLEY's, BAK-
ING POWDER is used. For sale by Gro
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18
Smiths Tonic Syrup has been counter.

Smiths Tonic syrup has been counter.
feited, and the couuterfeiter, brought to
grief. SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
The genuine article must have DR..
JOHN Bulls private stamp on each bot.
tie. DR.. JOHN BULL only has the right
to manufacture and sell the original
JOHN J. SMITHS. TONIC SYRUP, OF
Louisville, Ky. Examine well the label
on each bottle. Tiny private stamp Is
not on the bottle, do not'purchase, or you
will be deceived. Seemy column adver.
tisement, and my show card. Twill pros.
ecuie any one infringing on my right.
The gsnuinc SMITHS ToNIC SYRUP can
My DC prepared by myself. ,ii-i
The public servent. ...s..
DR. JoHN BULL,
Louisville, KY, Oct. %. 1865.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18
Tn. A,h.reum. Thur.aa, ana rr,a,,

On Thursday and Friday next the
beautiful cantats, in two parts, entitled
the "Flower Queen will berchdered on
the boards of the Atheneum, by class
ofyoung ladies--thigiy or forty in mum.
ber-under the direction Of Prof. j.. q.
Blaisdell. From our knowledge Of the
parties we do not hesitate 10 say that the
entertainment will be decidedly recherche
-creditaGle alike to the Professor and bis
pupils.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18
An,,Ina.penacn,- C.ndiaa,e.

Severe Marchildon, OF Thebes, has an
nounced himself as an Independent cam
didate for the Office OF associate justice.
His platform is good country roads, and
economy in the expenditure Of the paup-
er tax. Ever since Alexander county
has been county, the country precincts
have controlled the county court; yet
worse roads cannot be found In any coun.
~ in the state. Mr.. Howley, whose de
feat Marchidon would effect, has been
the staunchest friend Of country roads
that ever sat in the county court, and
has everywhere and at all times urged
the building Of good roads. SO that
"gagn Of Mr.. Marchildon's will scarcely
win. But, aside from all this, II the de.
mocracy Of Alexander county had
wanted Mr.. Narchildon as an associate
justice, he would have been notified
through the county convention. Messrs.
Howley and McCrite seemed TO be in re-
quest about that time, and the indivii-
ual who now thinks he can beat either
one OF them, will find himself wonder
fully mistaken, when in November next,
he makes the effort.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18
HreAch OF Irnal.

A lad, for sometime connected with an
uptown bakery, awaited himself OF an
opportunity furnished by the absence Of
his employer, yesterday, to appropriate
finy-fve dollars belonging TO the con.
Germ, and to decamp. Whittier he has
gone no one knows. Where he Will ulti-
mately land, 1t requires no great amount
OF forecast TO determine.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18

1fMothers would give Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup to their children when sick, NOR.
tality would be less among them. 1t costs
only 25 cents.
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The Acads my OF Science.

A special meeting Of the Cairo Acade-
my ofScience will be held this evening,
at the rooms Of the society over the post
Office at u O'Clock precisely. All mem.
bers are requested TO attend
Oct. 18th 1869. ~
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Alexander county Teachers Institute.

Alexander county Teachers Institute.
A session of the above named institute
will be held at Thebes, commencing
Thursday, October, 2lst, 1869, at one
o'clock p. M, and continuing two days,
until Saturday noon, October 23i.
The programme will embrace exercises
Ia all the branches required 10y law 10 be
biography, English reading, pennman-
ship, arithmethic, English grammar,
modern geography, and the history Of
the United States; with music and es-
says, discussions and addresses on edu-
cational subjects, interpreted. IIF
Teachers and school directors will take
notice that mo reduction Of pay or loss
Of time will be incurred by the teachers
attending" this institute; and the
teachers from every school district in the
county, outside OF Cairo. (Which excep-
ton is made because an institute will be
held there sometime during the Fail or
Winter are expected to be present and
take part In the exercises. The school
directors of every district should require
their teachers TO attend, since 1t Is TO their
interest to have competent teachers; and
no better opportunity for testing their
competence will be afforded than the
exercises OF this institute; and the coun-
ty superintendent pledges himself 10 re
woke the certificate Of any teacher whose
incompetency is made apparent.
Not knowing who at present compose
the executive committee Of the Alexan-
der county Teachers Institute, the coun-
ty superintendent has taken this method
of complying with the school law which
makes it his dutyto encourage the for
nation OF teachers Institutes.
All friends of education are cordially
invited, L.. Il. BUTLER,
County Superintendent of Schools.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18

Opening OF millinery ana Fancy osods.
Mrs. J. Cummings will open, and have
on exhibition, Oh Friday and Saturday
18th and 10th inst, a splendid stock Of
millinery and fancy goods of the latest
style. Remember the place, "a Eighth
street, between Commercial and Wash
ington avenues. ..plf l4th3t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18

a A special communication Of Cairo
~\Lodge No 2S7, A + "a NJ, will be
held this Monday evening. Oct sth, A
L5s6s for work in the + c degree. Visitory
fraternally Invited. BY order w VI.
CHAs EoKREST Sncriy
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18

The best assortment Of strictly fashion.
able hats ever opened in Cairo. have
just been received by Miller. 4, Miller. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18

The most elegant fashionable and
best made clothing in the city, Is to he
found at Miller and Millers. Nobody
pretends that he undersells them. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18

Particular attention Is directed to the
advertisement Of book for the million
Marriage Guide In another column. II
should be read by all. ' JtIIt'
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18

Cotton cards IS cents per pair, at
ReiIly's II
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Don't Shake! use Affords Xxx Ague
Remedy. ---.
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Rn.In ~-. House for Reas., /,

That eligibly situated business house
No. s Thorpton's block, Tenth street, Is
for rent. Apply on the premises.
Oct6tf I'D t'J 'rit "Hat ilf o..
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18

First class day board at Walker d Sis.
on's restaurant, at S. per week. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18

Ender's Stomach Bitters 1.-THE best
in use."
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For new suit, complete, or for any
part OF suit, for gentlemen's furnishing
goods generally go to Miller and Miller's.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18

Good towels,a II linen, % cents, each,
at Reilly's II
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MONDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1859.

Use Ender's Chill Cure.-'It never
fpils.n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18

For through tickets and information, apply a. Ils
Illinois Central Railroad Depot.
W, 2. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
NJ, HuGlilTT, General superintendent
JAMES JOHNSON, Agent, Cairo. Ia. s3dt'
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18
So,ice of Election.

An election for twelve trustees Of tho
Orphan Asylum of Southern Illinois, ut
Cairo, will be held at the Asylum build
Ing on I'D street, Cairo, Ills, on Tuesday
evening October, 10th 1862, at half past
eight o'clock.
mae. III. II. CANDEE,
oct. 10 I'd Secretary.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18

Miller and Miller, the principal cloth
iers Of the city, have an entire new stock
no old goods in the house. n
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CITY TAXEs. ,
D.
THE LAST WARMING.

.N 4 ST. 90
AS the time fixed for the holding OF the
next term. OF the Comfy Court permits
it. andas number Of tax payers will be
greatly accommodated thereby, have
concluded to defer the preparation Of my
list Of delinquent town lots until satur-
day Esd instant Beyond that time. no
man need urge me to postpone ID. Every
person, without reference to Size, age,
standing or color, who Is delinquent on
and after that date, viii be 50 published,
and subjected TO the usual costs. Coae
forward then, pay your taxes, and avoid
the penalty. .INN saE;EgCAsssA
JOIN. INLAND,
oct I'd ' City Treasurer.
- Gentlemen's eOllars--tlseA hssy1,nke
'-uhexcelled in style and aAhixS v &stN&
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For really fashionable clothing go to
Miller and Miller's. If
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Best 8 quarter pillow clip muslin "a
cents per yard, at Reiliy's. II
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Fresh arrival OF elk hats at Miller 4
Miller's. n
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Linen sheetlng II quarters wide, 81 20
cents per yard, nj Reilly's. n
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Union linen - cents per yard, at
Reilly's. II.
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All POINTS EASTAND WORTH
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Sc. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Chlcago,
New York, Hoston.
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MNi1l Lime.

A. Paaa, Decatur, Bloomington, ~ Paso, Ia -
Mendoza, FreePort, naena, Dubuque,
and all points la
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18

The Alpha connects closely at panyirc with trains
FOR ClarksNille, bowling Green aud Louisville, and
ut JohnsonYillc with trains for Nashville
Returning she connects at Cairo with steamers and
trains for all points. auipu
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STEAMER 4. BAKER.

Leaves Cairo every MONDAY EVENING, maxim,
close connection with trains at Danyile for Carks-
yie. and At Johnsou,illc, with trains for Nashyil.
Particular attention psid 70 way business.
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Mail

Both trans e.nueot AT Centrala With train, op tie
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STEAMBOATS,.
EOR EAsTPoRT AND WATERLOO
REGULAR THURSDAY PACKET.

The Light droualt steamer Alpha,
y-rsssl.--1s T. g. KYMAN, Master, W. y. BYERS,
Clerk, viii leave fur the above md OIL iutcrmcdia'"
points on
TENNEssE RIVER EVERY THURSDAY EVEN.
ING.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Quickest Route from the South
10
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STEAMBOATS,.

The light draught passenger steamer
EasLIN WIN. WHITE,
u. Y. NORTHERN............ MASTER
J. VI. BEVERLY.
VIII make rcguler DAILY TRIPS between Cairo and
Paiucah, leaving Cairo every evening Sundays ex-
ccptcdl at i've O'Clock.
The White connects at Paiucah WITTY the New Orleans
and Ohio railroad, and the Cumberland and Tennessee
river packets.
Forfreight or passage apply on board, or to
N. Y. BUCKLEY, Agent,
ian2Jitf Cairo, Illinois.
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CAIRO DAILY MARKET.
CAIRo. H.. April II, 1859.

VAIRO III., NpfII W. IoUV'
We have 10 note n marked improvement in general
business matters since our last issue, aud orders for
-four and groceries especially are coming In more
freely General Produce, such rs hay corn, oats and
provisions are rather quiet receipts being limited and
sales are confined to the requirements of home deal
ers.
FLoUR-IIas exhibited considerable Improvement
during the week, most grades being now irmly held
atpreyious outside quotations. while single anu double
X brands are 2se per hb higher, an1 firm. Sales re.
a.. f,l .t,fu ,f,,fa
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RATES To MyurnIs-Poik, Soc; whisky and oil, per Dbl,
soc, Salt per bbl, SOC; Flour and Meal per bbl sc;
Corn, per sack, 2Oc; Oats per 100 lbs, Dc Potatoes
aud Apples per bbl 3oc; Hay teompressed) per ton
~ So Heavy freighs per 100 lbs zoe; Light Freish's
per 100 lbs, 35c; Lumber dressed. In bundles, per
81 %; Lumber loose, per NJ. IS ~
RlTEs nv RaiL IRON n. " AND BosroS TO CAIno By
TIM BIrE LlSElst class s2 ~; Cd do, az ID I'd do,
Al n; 9TH do, ~ 0s; special do, Tie.
To New York, coisn, compfessed... ~
do do do uncompressed .".. .......... ! %
To New onLrASs--Flour. per bbl. 30c; Potatoes and
Apples 3Dci Pork per Dbl. Soc; Beer, Al 90; Whisky,
per bb - 90; Coal on, perbbl 81 %; Corn, 25e; OATS
Sc p.r 100 hiss Tobacco zoe per 100 lbs; Cotton 30
per bale, Heavy Freghis, 2oc; Light Freghs, sc per
loo lbs
Iiay, compressed, per ion-- -..sCC0