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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19
IMPORTANT TO MILLEks Ann
i MANUFACTURERS.
CaSAL CossissNEKs' OyrtcE.
thICRgu. Ort IN IaIo

The wg'er Power owned by the state on thc I M,
wabash llNgy, H New Haven, Gudlatn county viii h..
let uraseii Tor term fhy year. 70 the highest hid
der, a. n"On, On ihe 3lth iny Of N1YrmFaf ncvt "a
the onlre 81 &, :. cuRgVf, tum Illinois A ibiJ-
anu adhr ,sed 20 care u c, T. Congor Carmi White
Spe .AiWtms containing condition 90 the lca.p Gao
De hti On APPLICATION ~ mail or iu person M, q a
Conger, { t.p, =. q Ginfe'e, ca ago, joseph Ifl.r
Dixon, or Y. hpkaI, springfield. Ivy
On the - ~ ~ peoe.iher. az 40 A. m wauat
sell AZ auction. on the premises. at New Haven ~
Sssh, the old % 3; Mil building aud an he min ~,
ohinrry therein Also, large lot OF sqgsre ,,i,if
oak timber and plank. u @. GINDEI,E me-
aOSEtH UrLEY.
noV4~iw v HiCKOX
Canal q. IN m isslOner.
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The Southwestern Factory is turning
out 4. No. work IN the line Of door,
sashes, blinds and common furniture
y good stock Of these articles Is now uu
hand, at The ruling rates, which are so
low That no one Gu save m my bN
sending his orders 10 Chicago. Tie ui.
flee is all he corner ofSixtu aud Wa.h
lugt6n Avenue.
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3 8 s. Q 3 9 @

10 liiE WORRYING CLAss.-Wc OBI, r'v rr.-
pared O. tumsh ON ciassr, v.I. ,r..'aat employ
meat q, home, tho whole of A.. i.rrs crf..tl. ra.-.
moments tr8.urs now .slt ,rI pf.GH'l. P.s-
sons ~ either ses easily caro- LoD tg..Io g. pen
evening, snt proportional srn by d,F.rrr IHa..
whole ''tc 90 tl' tr urss hoy. 1I a.l, ..p
nearly 'H utn. THAT 100 $500 .,. Goo.
notoo may srul ths.r aiirs.s, sat te-r tHr ta--r
nc.s " make % A. uuurrH'isi offer 20 .-.N .s ono
nctNoi satisfied, we o,I t,ld 81 60 Is, f.r ttc
uouilr writing fglI particulars. a ,alH .alo sar.
pie, vl ti ~ y do u commence work On. rnI cory
Of Tho T. le'. itDHr Companion OF old.
largest uri ir., family newspapers lutl,shcd-ah
frnt nee Ay mul. nsflrG h. you want ptrfnrrnnt.
probable vorg, sdlresi z. e. ALLEN a co.
ACUsrA. NAIyI noy 4 IAuetrl.
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hideMnla srnshinr.

Quite as much from The force Of habit
as for any other reason, our fire com.
panies drswt their engines along our side.
walks. The time WAS when the walks
sustained bat little Injury thersf som /:
but now, that they are old, and partially
decayed, they are racked and torn by
such usage, and occasionally broken
down, The "high Sidewalks" Ia several
places, would not sustain the weight Of
an engine, and The loss sustained from
their breaking down would, perhaps, be
thel most siderable item OF Injury.
The engines would be broken 20 pieces,
and, possibly. number of the attending
firsmen sarill3y inJ rsl Waen the
streets are muddy ause of The sidewaiks
becomes unavoidable; but when the
streets are dry, the llremen ought not to
imperil the ci'y's property, their own,
and their lives and limbs, by using the
sidewalks.
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Red ion TrisImpl,nDt.

The Red Lion Alpacca-the great al
pacca "f the age--and the best goods for
the money In America All who hay.
seen this alpaca are delighted with its
richness aud e.pss. In width, color and
texture 1t Is superior to my ever offered
Cunningham's Is the only place ia The
city where the goods can be- found. He
can offer a. good an article 81 this cele-
brated brand for IS cents as can b.
bought elsewhere for 81 90. We will
convince anyone OF the truth of thi.
statement who viii give ~ an opporlu-
nifty TO exhibit these goods. la2t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

The daily mail between Cairo and
May field, KY, Is now In full blast The
first trip was made last Monday. Until
the contractor can provide suitable
coaches the mail will be carried on horse.
back. The ofrIces supplied are Bland.
vile, Lovelaceville and Mayfeld; but
two or three new offices will be opened
on the route during the Winter.
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Drnhc,. toIl.clInn

oi rss''r orc i"E.r'I r,c' - co. m,hns I.1b
o.! LIus 20 Vine. G.o. Alc. n.-- DariI.'- -rps-r.
CIDER, a"i much other u.,fli iuf,-u,t.o, fr l,...
dealing NOR manufacturing any ~ The above. ,h.,
hr the trNlr orNomer.e
scns ty mall 'r'c ~ r'-'pg- '1r 20 e,,f, td-r,..
4. 2. NORMANDY, '0l Masae, street. ~. Louis. Nc
seq iylss
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The pauper question j., iu,t now, cv.
citing some discussion. 4 poor huuse
aud farm, IN the cnuu,ry, Whegr ,he pau.
pers can raise their own Vegetables, urr
favored 10y some rs u plan That Will la.
sure ecoHomy. aud diye-t ppu!eTism q
the LUXURY If Idlcuc'-. 70 :, thought
'har Qui'' number have, iu times asst
lived oil the huuuty or che county, who
would not have done So had ,uey been
called uuon FOR apanlHl ieiurn, in tie
way 81 latug.
Tue question Is one az 30 little ronse-
quence 10 the taxpayers, inyulcing as II
does the outlay OF thousands Of dollars
every year. Various plans have beer.
tried, bur none, We understand, that hns
caused n less outlay than that now in
operation. That there is not still more
economical plan, We shall not say, be.
cause We don't know.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

Within HE past i',rsc mDu'h- a-
many ~ three nrd p.rl,ag. greater
number, ~ 'rtupiu, lur printers have
tried 90 rltuiu credit frr bonding, druk-
etc., on 'r''i- drawn , hrm uu The
'Bul en- Office Ofc,ur-a each aul.-r.
cry one ~ these ler-ou- % q. eco iup.-'pg
Thu m lpri'y ofthcm never worked goo
hour ~ the Office ~ t,-r livrs, arl
those who were given 30, were ril.
pad on The cpmp'.tiun or the work
THERE'S not IN Crhri, irr MY l,',icr rl,r.
a printer who can truthfNy 10y 'hn'
90" Bulletin Office owes snin cent
which he cannot get "u demand.
We would have saloon aui ,narliug.
housc keepers, aui All n'hets, bear re
thcSA facts Ia mind, aul boot the next
strange urlntrr that se,is credit uu ac
count 81 Bulletin Office, of thoi
premises
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

Cunningham oilers splendid bargains
In dress goods Of every description He
has just received fresh invoice Of fancy
plaids, which he offers at reduced rates.
lie also offers beautiful assortment Of
Paris cloth, French poplins, aud all
wool Epingines at reduced prices. 10 80
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Rt q hnI &c.

From and after this date we shall pay
no debts contracted Ia tn" u,n,r uf tbr
Bulletin Office, or TIE finn ~ Juo n.
o cry < 60, Jules, obey are authorized
by our writ, order
JSO. H. OBEvLy G 90.
nov 1917 Prupr.eturs Ctlrp Bulletin
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

a grand ball will be given by The
Cairo Casino, on the evening OF Decem-
Der q, 1869 Committee Of Arrange
ment,: /. II. SToCKPLETn,
&. j.. THoNAs, VIM. ALBA,
NJ. SiLyERBURG, GEORGE LArrSLR.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

The measles are prevailing among
the children Of the Orphan Asylum. On
Tuesday one Of the infants, in charge,
died Of them. The extreme fever threw
it into commissions, which, after the lapse
OF few hours, terminated its existence.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

Wa'Scr q Sl.sou's EulIrrd Hall aud
Restaurant b.. lhe center ~ Traction fpr
stranger l1dorhrT who wuulls'reupth.
IN tie inner man with fresh oysters,
s'cw,l, rtv roasted COS 'f.ri; quail uil
q. 20 t,.i..u. h-I COZ my other iuyuri.
Gus or substantial cdibl" or pass au hour
with the cue 90 tho urs,-s al hes
billiard bali 100 t'e Guy Do
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New ,iavrins. Griae.

An ESSAY FoR YOUNG VEN, On Ph- .ia...l
Errors Aln-csanl Diseases, mgidsntto Youth srd
E4fly Manhood, wa'rt create um.c !.mes., 10 MtP.
slA"E with sure nlcantoi relief s"n'in scaled Ist-
ter envelope, nee Z N-fe. Address. br. H. ski.
LIN uuUGHToS, IIoa.rI 1850. alton, Fhlad..-
pha Pa -'2Tjvsem
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business Iiou.e for Rent.

That eligibly situated business house
No. sThornton's block, Tenth street, b,
FOR rent Apply on the premises.
OctGtf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

The newly elected county judge and
treasurer cannotepter upon the discharge
OF their duties until after the December
term ofthe county court. The old treas.
urer will then make his settlement
when the new treasurer and the new
Judge, will assume the functions Of their
respective Offices.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

Everything that can be found in any
dry goods house in the city, can be se-
CURED at p. RielIy's at cost price or less,
as he IL determined to close out a.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19
Cha mb.rrnaia wan,sd at the 81. Charlie,
Hotel.

We want Immediately a first class
chambermad. Liberal wages paid to
one who thoroughly understands the
business, and can come well iecomend
ed. JEwETr WILCOX Il Co.
IL Proprietors
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

DIR. Whitney is in the city, stopping
at the Commercial Hotel, where he VIII
remain until Sunday. The DR.. makes
chronic diseases a speciality. Give him
call q
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

Cunningham Is now exhibiting the
largest aud finest assortment Of jeansand
cassimeres ever offered In this city. He
has hit the market at the right time and
can sell at prices that will defy competit-
ion. Beavers. waterproofs, cloakings
&c, In good variety. 3,
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a. prs,AIDe D,nre.sion.


The "" outaus Iuu gipTciai Bulletin
says that one third Of IT. present popula-
iuu would be- AMPLE 90 Transact ms bus.
mess. I'VE may fa-surur (" " remarks,
"t'tat about fifteen thousaul OF the srV.
cuiy thousand men are entirely idle, u nj
nNccn thuu'lnd more are only nominal.
Is cm!luyCd Five iAoas4ll a. hers i.ru
lully employed tie year through, aud the
remaining thifty.nvc thousand DO nn an
average only about half The IaLsraud
business that they could easily De- II they
could lind fun employment"
II such Of our citizens as feel disposed
To complain will study the picture herien
presented, aud add 10 IL The sombcr col
oring they may gather by casting their
eyes abroad over tie county, they vii!
Ice apt to conclude that they arc not, ai.
ter all, IN condition to complain. The
truth i, Cairo Il to-day, enjoying more
than an average share of the business OF
the county
u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

Fir-t class day board can be
secured az Walker and Sisson's for
g per week. The bin Of fare consists Of
Of The beet 100 the market, served hy ex.
pert caterers IN an uueXccptionahle style.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

The alarm Of fire, yes erday evening,
which caused quite II rus ing and fro,
was occasioned by the burning Of tn.
SCOT in Squire Shannessey's residence.
No harm done.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

Shell oysters, game, etc, can always
he secured at Walker Il Sisson's restau-
rant Nov 2tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

Enders Stomach Btters !--"rhe best
in use.u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

J.. REILLY has large stock Of hats,
which will he sold at New York whole
sale prices. n.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

Tho socaul tenn ofthe Cons rya,Hly
ofMu-lc VIII brrIu on Monday WOW.
22i, aud continue ten wlsh, lu-iruc-
lion ON tie plano guitar violin, harp
and vocal lessons, racii 80 "a 1dr1Hce
Tor twenty lessons l. q. DLN=pELL,
movie g. Director
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

Every person sho send. 81 81 70 the xix CES-
TURi Publication Co.. Al Charleston q. g. receive.
that superb ,sasine for one year, and a copy Of 81.
Their Of The wycrly Novels or the work. OF Charl.,
Dickens IN may no des grated. Specimen uumt-..
ith premium list. IS cents. sel,san
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EREE LUNCH!
Evcry NIOrni-s &:

free lgnrh 100 b" served up The Fgptaa -.
loon AMI restaurant, atiru oolosH cN'ry morning
Tho rrstaIfau; Lsa been pei 'u'r hitr. Hp s4d ftf'
sons can o. H-Hul.u H atHt 'N fH. H'a 70 . h.Ir-
rH- Prices fca hrrhr.
Corner of ,IN b street md tluwsr-'l Ay,nue n,It
W % Post OH.g,. n. iAIIhEi.
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California Wine.

hyou want he pure arti le. nom the or glnai rsrA
ages, reserved direct from Sunny SLOPE i.lt 49, -
Angeles county, california, 60 10 Barc,ays'. m,
have H. Angelica and Fort
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IHur., Itits,Iufs.

IL you want to buy furs cheaper than
ihey were ever offered in Cairo, will call
At =. Rielly's. He has good assert.
ment which lie will sell very low. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

Bill of l. + Bat er, for services for
preparing petition for reassessing lots
brstreet filling, amounting to $3.50, hav.
lug been allowed by the Select Council,
wa' presented to this Boar. for concu r.
renee, aud un motion, the action Of the
select Council was cnncu.red in, and the
BIZ ord cred paid hy the following vote:
hVrs Btirt!g, Gibson. Hendricks.
K"ncndy, L'hr Mckee, Mendel, Theo.
Ullt--S
y ,ys None.
The bin Of Jas. ;. Rearlcn, for lum.
b'r Tor sidewalk purposes, amounting to
500 90. wa' lr'.euted, allowed, and re-
irrrcI % the seize Council for concur
renee, Toy the following vote:
Aye Drtuklc, Gibson, Hendricks,
Fs. u,'y, L.ur Mckee, Meudel, rh,o
bold s
Nay. None.
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A full supply ut Rielly's, and going of
at actual cost II
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letter Ii,ois printed at mo. Ellleiln
Oflice for - copper thousand.
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ladies. Attention.

The IuTo-i rad best hftl.lr- Of extracts ofLala1n
and Vai lla fr ~ vor re TX cream j-ll e. padding,
etc. To he hat 70 Parclrys', ~
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Angostura Bit,er's, w. IL. Schuttcr
Sole agent, Cairo, Illinois. &c - Pm
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Use Ender's Chill Cure.-'It never
Oils
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

New arrival OF CassImtrs Tor boys anu
Gents suits ut
RfrTENHoUsE 4 IIlNNY
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A partner in shoe sdop. Address y
-. Box 367.
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RESOLUTIONS.
By Aldermen Lphr:

Received hv the Bard 90 Aldermen,
thr sci. 90 Council cnuCurliug, hat Ne
city have constructed crossing across
cedar Street ou 'Hr gofth side ~ Eighth
street, auu that the work be done under
uIreu.- ry'-inn oflhr Street Committee
Al'ptci unanimously.
49, Alerman Myndel: .......
l,-olvrI hy the Board Of AID, rmcn,
lhr S,.,- Council cuucurriug, That
ru.t.ug Doe cJus'guc ed across Wash.
Ug'"u HFcuu" rom the Brewery prop.
r.iN ip the Catholic church, aud that tie
S'irc' Committee bee directed 10 supefin
tcuj tlIe work
Al"p'cd by the following vote:
Ave -i'rauklr, q bsOn, Kennedy,
Lllr Mckee, Meudel, Theobold-T.
Ntys--NuLe.
Adjourned. JoHN BRows,
CitA CleIk pro tom
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-19

G. W. Henderson, Commercial Avenue
three dnore below Twelfth street has NJ
fine line Of heating and cooking stoves
es gan be found IN the city, an 40 prices
that cannot faii 10 suit reasonable Gust, /.
mcrs. lie also keeps an Kind OF tiuwarc
aud b. prepared oprt ON uaGus or pa,
up gu'trUng iu lle best yicou ,ygr,
notice, Nov lEJw
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1859.
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Nice Wif- To-th Usa'hy Gums. tiipsv.r.L..
s-nI fsr oar TURKISH nrSrH.l"r ,.,-.
ceat..
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KOTEEDINES OF TnF BUIKDUF tf.
BERMEN.
Special Meeting

Caro- Nnvember II, 1850
Aldermen Brankle, Gib-on,
Hendricks, Kennedy, Lohr, Mckee,
Mendel, Theobold-S
On motion Aldermen Gibson took the
chair.
The chair stated the meeting was
called for the purpose Of concurring In
the action OF the Select Council in
amending the bills Of the policemen aud
labprers on the sidewalks by allowing
them the wages heretofore paid.
The following bills. as amended, were
then presented, and on motion Of Alder
men Menhel the action Of the Select
Council was concurred in, and the bills
ordered paid by the following vote:
Ayes Brankl-, Hendricks, Lohr, Nc.
Kre, Mend.l, Theobold-6.
Nays bson, Kennedy-2.
"il q Dcyre, for q days. work on aide.
b 81 II Williamson for a days work on
hll Of Ihos Fitzgerald, for 2. days work on
u ch,r Mgnn. al day. work on side. " ~
BIN Taos Heal, a days work on .idc..lEs % ~
bIl % lhos Naught"n, q days WORK side
shs' ........... ................ "a IS
Bhi Of Jobn Dillon, days. wors ON sriewalk.. is l.
bi ~ 'h"ny "a days work on stTeetr...... ~ ~
Is u ~ Daniel Mccarthy, Chief Of Police. Tor
Bi Of WIN ocallahan, Police Constable. Tor
BoPnre. OCdiahsai. police unstable, for % W
Bil OF phnhp Heim. Poe Constable, for Dc.
,r.... :. s....... IS o.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
Conrcctious. Toys, Firc-yI Or,sp.

f.E t- 90 TRl,s. it .
o. % l2Chn r,ts.a' avenue and iry yNr- hrl1ry
good. T.. rsIu has lad ~ rfu" .u ff.f ..rF t.aL
Ia never teen 'qBaied 81 CARR.
CoItttpus ~ 81 h.n u 20 "a Isul .s. Ia.. ffy-
NtrJ HHugis li-i-e nni erlt. iht-. ..a seal. -
urYc ChfI,fm auI Acu lC..s.
is,memltF the place, io2 Comm. r.,' Avenue.
F.. H...f.d
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NHKIT
OATS.

HOPSThe demand for consumption continues only moderate,
and prees unchanged.
hOLASSETbcre been considerable activity this mGrfet
DAY To- demand part speculative and the tendency upward on all
6se gradesf Of ~ hbd Old Crop Cuba se5 do
e. 20 DO ia 100 btl Centrifugal al i2e aad 70 bG hew
Orleans a
NAVAL STORES generally quei snail al Of Spirits At a6
Be- Strained Rosin 81 90 - Tar 75O54
OIiS-Cr1ds Fh OILS steady pa 70 for Whale aud
- oT bpgra Manufactured OILS American Lnsee
tr At 81 O for aud bs LAT O ira - h 7gda IS
ts9 kenhGdeH Oh 81 s5e.
PIOPSlOESOu Pork nsket the Wet has been character
isd ueh activity aud great eguSr after last there
spns dsHsHd and prices sgsn rapidly improved With large sales
% sre delivery sItsTsgant pees bat since Tuesday the excite
@ @ SLATED and marked decline has been admitted 10 With great
sfat prices and there confidence apparent and ets ind
son es purchase The demand here
sh TIE West has proved light which not Pres
ps cause almost complete Suspension Of trade and
TO- ~ - Graz hitherto the major past Of le surplus the eounir
e marhs hrher bat active Little Orsng the close;
ss sts eau AID regular are bblG for IS
1 NY 90 bof future delivery 1900 bblL kes Meas &2 50.
Hst sne 81 Is. seller May Beef ds aud unchanged;
DO IT,, s Il a eI Plaza Mess .ne si2Gsi9 o KIiF.
~ Ie bsei Coll &Z71 80 ioT Prime Meas and s3 Uf for
A Asa Beef Hans esiss Of e29esA isT Western. Cat
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErROPEAN MAEKITS


LONDON Feb 1911 mConsos ~ % fr norey hnd y
for tie sceoun United FyeTvery bonds 49, STOCKS stead
Eue Is. Illinois 9{
FKGNKFoHr Fen 1911 m--Uute States HyeIweuU bonds are
fgn.er AMI hs her a. ri Tor the issue ofl 1862.
Tvnupo,t Pe 1911 Cuti1n-The oNiug the open
g quotations.: Smg Upands l2i G2lL Midns Orleans ~
l2ii'; The Breaistufs market is quiet - -
ioSDoS, Feb. l3Luseed Cakes s2 l5 2 un Sperm o4y'
LoxDox Feh close 90 flr ard e3 flr
account United steady III
stocks Ere. Illinois, st Atlantic and Great escrn "a
PARis Feb l3-The BOurse is IRA. ksutes 1W 4e
i.l D. m-Co0n-lhc market close! icaVy.
AMI pres Lnr declined fart,on installing tprs. ci0ltl both
spot sGoat; Mdlig Orleans ~ ld' sales o. & o
hses Couuo .osr Re.nei Petole1m, lIlt t'EI'l
IoNDoY Feb l3Sughr closed quiet both tar 30 AZ 94oaL
FRAyKFonT. i-EvtBul-jtii~l Stses tl'e.4 hcHtes
eod ne gher le Old WADE q 81
HAvEK I4-Ey0ng costu acy A. previous prices
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plNKTvG AND FINANCIAL.

or OF m HT BANKERS .P! Ge.,s5; S + sSTfI'R'1cs Co.,
No. 5 Sa.sau-si. Nea-lofk req : -. bo,,o
r.. C,>rr, Al. PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMPANi n",o
eli. day- yyithdrawn from the marker l"0"
49, or EoNDs They do this IN consequent -
...~t;.-io,s nv which the full amount OF Donu9
-. r.e Co,onary now deem 1t necessary 10 SeH
:, ,,o-.nlote their line have been disposed o.
,i.,rI coDtipue 10 deal in the Bonds, and when
aver tbsv can be obtained, we viii III orders at lhe
,urrent market rates.
The successful negotiation of this Loan the iui-
sense value Of the property upon when II Is iiS'
lotfrage. the large Earnings OF the hoau' 'ose."0i
with tbs high credit of the Company iS Ju'u0'o"'
and honorable management and the prosperous 'oii-
ALTON OF It's Affairs. place the FIRST MokIGA'E
E,yDs OF TIE CENTRAL Pacific RAILROAD CoM-
rASY among the most popular sale anu
Securities 10 the market -
~. s.,e,, Per Cent state Aid Bonds of this Com
nam. ORIGINALLY negotiated by at from IS to par
s,.,,,y seUir, al JOS to 10 and accrued interest
1t;sevp,ctetl that the Road viii be completed ana
Ma, tl-oob connection across the Continent formed
,-i+ii, few months. when the through traffic
flI ~ the growing local business viii render 1t
- the most successful railroad enterprises IN the
world. flsA ~ AiAi'"'
Trr UvIox PAc1rlC RAILROAD COMPANY offers a
thousand miles of the hue West from Omaha are
now completed ard the whole grand line TO the
Pacific wiz 10 open for business in the Summer OF
$50.
Hy its charter the Company is permitted to lssuels
own First Mortgage Bonds 10 tie same amount as
tbs Government Bonds, o1d no more. These Bonds
,r First Mortgage upon the whole road ana all It's
equipments, and give over eight per cent on the
Investment Such a mortgage upon what, Tor long
tine. viii he the only railIoad connecting the Allan
nc aud Pacific States takes the highest rank as
safe security.
The price for the present is par and accrued inter
pst from JAN l. in currency. Subscriptions Will be
received ii New-York at the Company's Office. No.
2 Eassau-st. and Us JOIN j. CISCO Son, Bankers,
10. 30 Wall-st. and by the Companys advertised
peents throughout the United States. Pamphlets,
with full particulars, on application.
Eonas sent fre bat parties subscribing through local
agents, to.H TOOK 10 them for their safe deiirerg
JOHN j. Cisco. Treasurer, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
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