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Liverpool and Western Markets.

5Ed as Troy, April 10.
The Troy Times of this evening CON-
tains the following market report:
LIVERPOOL, April 10. 11.3O AN.
The markets for American Breadstuffs
rules unchanged. Flour 2Ss. Red wheat
Held to 11s7d, Red Winter lbs, white
1850, corn $3.50, barley A., oats 3s5d.
VI BUFFALO, April 10.
Corn Market rules dull and prices
are not quotably lower-62 to 63c. Oats
Market rules dull and prices nominal at
about SO to SOC. sa
H CHICAGO, April 10.
Wheat Market rules dull and prices
are lower at $129 cash and seller April,
1.30 seller May. Corn market rules dull
and prices lower at "a Lac seller May.
CHICAGO, April 10.
Receipts and shipments of -four and
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MApcUINe.-On Wednesday, soldier
Of the Seventh Vermont Regiment VINO
aid he had marched a score of miles with
John O. Dickinson, marched from FAIR
haven to Benson and back, twenty miles'
TO attend his funeral.
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lNELLS' CAkBOLIC TABLETS.

The late European War brought out new facts
OF the wonderful efficacy or Uarbolic Acid IN
healing snd preventing diseases.
There Tablets present the Acid in con biDation
with other Ell :Ient Remedies, In popular fJILn.
for the cure OF AL throa5 and lung direases-
Hoarseness aud UIceration u the Throat are
imme diateiy relieved, and statements are con-
stantIy being sent 10 the proprietor Of relief IN
cases OF 1hrUat diseases OF long Standing.
CAUTION D.n imits Ssssvsd G q ~G any
Wells CarboIc Tablets. Price rs cents per box.
send for circular JOHN c. hELLoGI. PIatt
St., N Y, Sole Agent for the U. 3. lapleiswss
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-xrY MBNTIoN.-We are compelled
tho weekly County mention,
's'' d o"' absence of the editor
on account of the
from town.
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A N EXAMINATION or TEACH
IA ers will be held at the High School BullciDg
on saturday, april 29tn, at o Goes q. IN.
The pubic are invited TO be present.
SAMUEL H KELLEY,
apl96td Superinie ndent.
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Little Falls, Feb. %, 1853. !.
Mr.. Truman-Dear Sir INT. Oliver mas Pus
which have eiv1 n good satisfaction. His vork ID
attracting considerable attention here lor tne
are and Vogkmanship With which e = executed.
J. 8. ALDRICH.
(Of the arm Of Buxch i Col
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM FRANCE.

t- FROM FRANCE. ha
THE CONTINUED FIGHTING
LOssEs-THE VERSAILLES TROOPS
DEMORALIzED. Ta
LONDON, April 10.-The details Of the
fighting on Monday at Asnieres show
that the Versailles forces compelled the
Communists to svacuate the town, but
did not themselves occupy it. The Com.
munists in the afternoon reoccupied the
place, where they were again attacked in
the evening by the Versailles troops.
During the night there was an incessant
fusilade and the government forces main.
tanned their position with difficulty. A
dispatch from Paris, Tuesday evening.
says the Versailles army has not resumed
the offensive. The belligerents, though
confronting each other, are actually sep.
aratsd by the island Of Grand Jatte. The
Communist losses yesterday were very
heavy and the National Guards are great
ly discouraged by their suffering and
losses. Immense quantities Of ammuni-
ton have been discovered in cellars in
avenue du Trocadere. sam
A special to the Standard says the
spirit evinced by the Versailles troops is
unsatisfactory, and that even discipline is
wanting. The same correspondent says
it is probable the insurgents will evacu'
ate Asniers to-day. There are rumors OF
changes in the French ministry.
A dispatch from Paris Tuesday even
ing reports violent canonnade at the
Maillot gate and Neuilly. @
VERSAILLES, April ~.
The Versailles troops carried the woods
of Colonies. A large number OF insur.
gents were killed, wounded and made
prisoners in the encounter. Asniers is
now threatened on both sides by the gov.
eminent forces.
THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
BRUSSELS. April Is.
The Peace Conference is still engaged
in the discussion of the question OF the
frontier of France and Germany. Pro-
gress in the settlement of the financial
question is also very slow.
THE COMMUNISTS CoLLAPsING. ..
LONDON, April 10.
A dispatch from Asineres says the
weather is rainy, and operations to-day
are next to impossible, but adds that the
instruction is falling to pieces.
REPRESSION OF THE REDS.
BoULoGNB, April 10.
This afternoon the Communists leader
unfurled the red flag and addressed
crowd in support of the commune. Con
siderable excitement was created In TIT
street for time, but the police seized th'
flag and quieted the disturbance. There
has been some disturbance at Bordeaux
but they were promptly repressed.
PROPOSED PLAN OF SETTLEMENT BE
TWEEN THE FACTIONS.
PARIS, April 10.
A programme which has been suggest
ed and met with general approval among
the people of Paris, provides for the main
tenancs of the Republic, the granting o
Communed rights to Paris and othel
cities, the dissolution Of the Assembl,
and the election of a National Communet
Representative AsaAmhly In its staad- tn
formation of an sd interim government
for Paris and Versailles, the declaration
of an amnesty for all offenses against tn
government, and the signing of an armii
tioe
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COUNTY CoURT.-The Co, J.. th;s
will resume its sitting at 9 o'cl, 'A
morning.
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Reported expressly for the HERALD by Q. q
CuAxaxsLrr q Co., Commission Aer.
T ID chants, 70 and 81 fsneun Han g q
arF Market, Boston, ss.fs afal~
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THURSDAY MoHsrxe. April 10, 1871.

6uTTEs.Per pound, Franklin
county, S0a40c
BUTTEh[sommonl s0Qs5c
CHKKsE-New, per pound, lssdzoc
Rses-Per dozen, aoaooe
PoTAroEs-Per bushel, 5OG7sc
LAaD-PerPound, zoe
DEAD, lSc
TALLow-Per pound, 7aloc
HAMs-Per pound, l6a20c
BKEF-Per pound, best cuts, l5G25c
BAoos-Per pound, 2sc
SAusAez-tBolognal y zoe
FRESH SAUSAGE, zoe
DRIED BEEr-Per pound, 253soc
PoRK-Fresh, pen pound, l7Q2Oc
MUrToN-Per pound, l0920c
LAMB-Per pound, l5@z5c
yKAL-Per pound, as to quality, Isa20c
CHIcKEss-Per pound, 2Oal5c
IURKEYs-Per pound, ls422c
CoDFIsH-Georges, per pound, Sc
FRESH FIsH-Per pound, 6@25c
MAoKEREL-Per pound, lOGl6c
HADDooK-Per pound, Sc
MAoKIsAw TRoUr-Per pound, lOe
FRESH TRoUr-Per pound, 34440c
SALMos-Smoked, 35c
HALLIBUT-Smoked, zoe
WHITE FISH, 23a34c
PIcKLKs-Per gallon, 75c
OYsrERs-Per quart, $4,000
TRIPE-Per pound, l2Gl5c
Pics FEEr-lpicked per pound, I5e
Picked ToSGUEs-Per pound, 20G25c
SueAR-Muscovado, per pound, Ike
i" Crushed and granulated isXc
TEA-Per pound, socasl 90
CoFFEE-Extra ground, 35c
Java, unground, S5c
I" Rio, 25630c
| FLoUR-Per bbl., spring wheat, IS 90
new amber, 81 600
I" white winter, 80 50
" st. Louis extra, $40 90
MKAL-Per 100 lbs, q 90
FEED-Per 100 lbs., - ~
| KEROSENE Om-Per gall, 80
CrnEsr-Per Dbl, O. SO
| r. r. S.Ir-Per busheI 20
GnApEs-Per h., Isaac
Mess PoRK-Home, per bbl., sz5 90
/ CLEA8, $4,000
BEANs-Per quart, SOLO
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$40 MADE FROM so CTS.

Something urgently needed by everybody. Call
and see; or y samples sent postage paid for
So cents that retail easiIy for so. Il. l.. VOL
CoTr 1871 Chatham So, N u.
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The subscriptions to new loan reached 100000,
making total to date, $50 lie, 500.
Pacific railroad securities were higher.
Central advanced on large orders from Europe.
The following are the closing gu tations OF
Pacific securities:
Union Pacific LIST mortgage bonds, 81
Land Grants ~
Income bonds eiS
stock. a.#.L SIN
Central Pacific bonds, S9$
Money easy at 516 per cent.
Sterling exchange Continues at ll0S.
Stocks closed with renewed activity, and Lake
shore North Western, and Hsnnibal and st. Jos.
each touched the highest price Of the season, the
.st quotations were little off Notice was sent
to stock Exchange TO day that the Erie Railroad
propose to Issue very soon 50 100000 new STOCK,
which owever, affec ed stock but slightly.
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This may certify that have this day given my
son, Charles O'Bnen, his time curing the re-
mainoer OF his minority, and gill claim more Of
his earnings nor pay aay deot- OF hlr contracting
after tins date. PATRICK O'BnIEN.
Attest ID. HOPKINS. ltv3T
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Rutland Retail Prices Current.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by Chester
Kingsley, Grocer, and Dunton 4 Walker,
proprietor of Fulton Market
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REMARKS.

The supply Of Western cattle seems to be in.
exhaustible, though prices are nearly, II not
quite, IS per 100 pounds dressed weight lower
than one year ago, to-day the supply Is more
Abundant than 1t was then, Of the 627 cattle at
Medford and WATERFOWL to-day, 81 were from
New York, So from Vermont, and IA from NJ ASA
chusetts, in ell LOG New England cattle, 269
Western, and $50 from Canada. A large number
are reported on their way from Albany to Brigh-
ton, hence buyers are quite indifferent about
making purchases here, .s many say that they
have done better Of late there than at Medford
or Watertown. Nine cars Of stock over the
Lowell road were conveyed by way OF the Licking
ton branch, without transhipment to WATERFOWL,
and unloaded at Union market. w. II. Bard
wen sold to 8. 8 Learnard six oxen, 10 dress
about 1900 pounds each, fattened By Erastus
BillinQs Hatfield. Mass, fer ii cents per pound.
]. p Witer sold A steers fattened BY himself IN
Canada. for TX cents per Id. 1--we weight D.:
Stems Of Plttsford, VT, who feeds some I" head
4 wear, sold pairs Of year old steers MOO IDS;
ner pair at home, for III cents per pound, and
one pair $500 lbs, and very nice, at IL cents per
In. Geo. w. Jones sold steers, $50 pounds, at
i0n cents DER 10. J. B. Cook sold l6 Western
sreers At Watertown 1t cents, and II at 10 cents.
There we're Ass sheep over the Northern roads,
little more than two thirds Of last weeks supply.
The trade was consequently somewhat quicker.
q. w, Jones sold 80, loo pounds each, for cents.
r. z. French Bon sold 40 for $3.50 per mead.
g. B. Sargent sold Is corsets, 14o lbs, az cents
and 80 sheep, 50 lbs, ct cents per pound.
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n. Y. stock and Money MARKET.

81 NEW York, April Is.
Tho advanoe in gold was sustained throughout
the day. and m srket closed strong and active at
uIxMIlIK, clearances having been nearly s5.-
100000,
Specie export tomorrow is now estimated at
$500, C0O@S00, 900. s.
Governments Gosed buoyant and generally
higher. r- -szsa#.
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genealogical Report for the week
Ending Saturday, April 10,
Taken at the State Normal
school, CastletOn, VI.
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Rutland County Cont.
MARCH TERM, 1871.

Hon. HoYT II. WHEELER, Chtet Jua9e,
Hon. JEROME B. BROMLEY, ASSISTANT
Hon. BRADLEY FISH, } JU&geS'
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton, Cambridge and Medford
For the week ending April Is, 1871.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cstae.i shsep. shotes. Fat Hogs. Veal
This week, 1859 5.0s1 500 $500 $50
asst week 1870 6953 400 1900 600
One year ago, 2I4l 1924 225 1900 500

Last week, $50 s.s5s 400 1900 600
One year ago, 2l4l 1924 225 2,2oo 500
PRICES.
Beef per 100 lbs. on total weight Of hide, tallow
and dressed meat, extra &l0.0o0sl2o0. First
quality, &lo.759sll. 90; secoud quality, sl0.0o0
SIC. so third quality, $9.oU@l0Oo. A few choice
single pairs OF the poorest COWS, full, ETC., 5000
S9. 90.
Sheep per Ib. live weight, 5c@7c. Extra SasK
Veal-Calves. $5Q&l2.
Fat hogs, per h., 7k9Sc, live weight.
Shotes Wholesale, SO loo. retail, sk@ &c.
Hides-Bnghton 7kc1Sc y d country lots,
707xc. .-..... .. .-... 81
CAR Skins, l7(9lSc per lb.
Tallow, Brighton, 6 TO exc per ID, country lots
~. .. .....F
Pelts, % each.
Trade dull, market overstocked.
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NOTICE.

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-Garret Davis seems to have very poor
luck in inspiring his contemporaries with
respect for himself For instance, the
Capital published at Washington, calls
him IAN animated wormhole," and the
New York Tribune refers to him as the
stridulous Kentucky grassbopper."
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RAIN.
RAIN In night of 10th 0.t00
" 18th 0.n60
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-19

WAsnISGToY, ID. c., Sept. ls.-Tns
highest barometer has extended eastward
over the middle and eastern states, but has
fallen during the day, and is now central
in Delaware. A small area of low pres.
sure has advanced over Minnesota, south
eastward TO the northern part Of Lake
Michigan, with brisk winds circulating in
a small area around it, which amounted 10
u northeast gale during tho night. On
Lakes Michigan and Huron light north.
west winds with rising barometer. In the
northeast cloudy weather has prevailed
from Maine to Virginia, and also IN south
ern Indiana and the gulf states
until this afternoon, when
cloudy weather is now reported with oc.
casional local rains.
The barometer has risen at the Rocky
Mountains and Pacific stations.
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably fall very
generally on the lower lakes and Atlantic
coast, and the disturbance on lake Michi-
gan will move eastward, extending into
the middle states. On Tuesday cloudy
weather with occasional light rains 10
probable for the southern and gulf states.
Rising barometer with clearing tempsra-
ture is probable on the upper lakes.
Brisk winds on the lower lakes tonight
and Tuesday morning.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-19
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
DEMoSsTRATIoS POSTPONED.

DEMONSTRATIONS POSTPONED.
LONDON, September ls.-The proposed
demonstration in favor of the strikers has
been postponed. Foreign workmen arc
daily arriving ut Newcastle and Gates
head. At u mass meeting OF workmen at
Newcastle, yesterday, 1t was resolved to
continue the strike.
THE RUSSIAN PRESS oS PRUSSIA.
The Russian press is generally vigorous
in its attacks upon Prussia.
GONE TO MEET DIR. LIVINGSTONE.
Advices from Zanzibar announce the
receipt Of positive intelligence of the safe
~ of DR.. Livingstone. \ party Of Amer.
leans are hurryiDg to his rescue.
THE WAR WITH CoREA.
a dispatch from Shanghai says that the
French diplomatic representative las re-
ceived telegram from his government di-
recting him to make common cause with
the Americans in the war with Corea.
STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS
The steamships Paraguay and Idaho
touched at Malta and proceeded to Liver
pool.
FRANCE.
LLEIllON
PARIS, September ls.-It is rumored
that an election for codncsel general will
be held in October.
DISARMAMENT.
The disarmament of the national guard
is progressing quietly.
MoRTuARY.
The mortality in Paris last week was
about one hundred less than that Of the
previous week.
FIRST AESIvERsARY.
1t is said the republicans are preparing
for q grand manifestation on the Goth in
slant, the first anniversary of the occupa-
tion of the city of Rome by Italian troops,
but no disorder is apprehended,
TAXES.
1t is semi. officially stated that the defi-
cheney in the revenue for the present year
will probably be covered without the i'm
position Of any new taxes.
1t is rumored that Lonsey has resigned
his seat in the assembly.
A serious railroad accident occurred to-
day at Champagne. Five persons were
killed and large number wounded.
oEN. CHoSGARNIER,
who has been very i'll, has recovered.
A dispatch from Narcotics says the
Governor has been summoned to Yer
sailles to consult with Theirs on the ques-
ton Of the disarmament of the national
guards in the department Brouches and
Rhopc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-19
THE COMPTROLLERsIIIP.

THE CoMPTRoLLERsHIP.
New YORK, September ls.-It 10 un-
known yet whether General Mcclellan
will accept the comptrollership.
coSSELLY
Is at his Office to-day, and Green this
morning formally entered upon his duties.
An opinion is looked for to-day from the
eminent lawyer, Chas. OConnor, taking
the view that while Connellys course Is
sustained by the law, Halls is not.
Connolly is In possession Of his office,
and will resist any attempt to oust him.
Comptroller Connolly in reply to Halls
letter, denies the authority OF the latter to
exercise the power he attempts, and Dc.
clares his determ, nation not to retire.
ENTERED UPON HIS DUTIES.
Green, the new deputy comptr olicr. has
just delivered to the committee Of citizens
and aldermen all the documents in the
comptroller's office referred to in the in
vsstigation of the municipal accounts.
REFUSED.
Mayor Halls clerk this morning re-
fused TO nie Che official oath of Green.
Twenty-one new cases Of smallpox
were reported in the city yesterday.
The superintendent of public schools
prohibits the attendance Of children in
whose families, Or immediate vicinity, the
disease has shown itself.
NKw-YoRK, September 1910 p.m.-
The Herald, which was wholly silent upon
the municipal situation yesterday, to-day
prOnounces in favor Of Hail. and thinks
the comptroller had better retire from his
Office.
The comptroller sent tho mayor the fol-
lowing note at about ll:l5 am;
CoMPTRoLLERs OYFIcK, Sept. ls.
Hon. A. Oakley Hall, mayor.
MY DEAR Sir have read in the
morning papers only, your letter Of this
date, and beg leave thus promptly to in
form you, that rs advised, / have not
either in fact or equivalent, resigned the
once Of comptroller OF the city Of New
York. deny the authority of the mayor
TO exercise the power attempted by you;
and in partial support Of denial l quote
the words of your former communication
IL, the mayor, cannot suspend any head
Of department-not even pending an in.
vestigation. can only perfer charges to
the common pleas judges, who alone can
remove after considerable time for trial.
Ny previously announced determine.
ton, not at present to retire from my Off
cial position, is still unchanged.
The following call was issued this pm.
The executive committs of seventy, APP
pointed by the tax payers and citizens for
financial reform in the city and county,
are requested 10 meet at the rooms Of the
chamber Of commerce at l2 m, Tuesday,
September 10, on business of special and
immediate importance. Signed,
HENRY G. STEBBISs, Chm.
BARCLAY GALLEGHER, Asst. Secy.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-19
THE ODD-FELLOWS.
THE SESSION OF THE GRAND
LODGE AT CHICAGO.
NEARLY EVERY STATE IN THE
UNION REPRESENTED.

CHICAGO, Sept. ls-Thc Grand Lodge
Of Independent order of Odd-Felows of
the United States commenced its annual
session in this city to-day. Past Grand
Master John G. Roberts, delivered the
address of welcome, which was responded
to by Grand Sire Fred. ID. Stuart.
Tomorrow the grand procession of Odd
Fellows will pass through the streets, and
promises to be the finest display of the
kind ever Witnessed.
The following states are represented;
Maryland. Massachusetts, New Yora,
Pennsylvania, District of Columbia, Della.
ware, Ohio, Louisiana New Jersey Ken.
lucky, Virginia, Indiana Mississippi, Mis-
souri,, Illinois, Connecticut, Texas, Tennes-
see, South Carolina, Alabama, North Car
olina, Georgia. Maine New Hampshire,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Vermont, Iowa, Ar
kansas, Rhode Island, Florida, Minnesota,
California, Colorado, Nevada, West Vir-
ginia, Kansas, Nebraska, and Oregon.
Delegates are also present from Ontario.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-19
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, Sept. Is. .-Advices
from Tuscan, Arizonia, of Sept. o. report
that Gen. Crook has made q treaty with
the Chayello and Apaches, by which tho
latter agrees to join forces with the whites
in campaign against the hostile Apaches
Another rumor says the chief Cho died
from the effects Of wounds received in u
fight with Mexican troops in Sonora.
The Apaches have driven all the millers
at Turkey creek into Prescott, and killed
q herdor In Vale De Chino.
Gen. Crook is satisfied of his ability to
conquer the Apaches il left alone.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
New YORK, September Is.
GOLD-Steady at ll3I.
GOVERNMENTS-Steady and dull.
MONEi-Continues plenty.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l8.
FLOCR-Dull. Supertine S., Xxx 80,
XXX S6.40a6.5O.
CORN-Whitc mixed 74c, white 75c.
OATS--Quiet at 53a5jc
BRAN-Dull at Sl.l5.
HAY-None here.
PORK--Dull and lower. Mess $l4 a
lat.
BACON-Quiet at sas.as ia9!a9I.
HAM-Choice sugar cured tierce lsc.
LARD-Higher. Tierce lot keg lila
l2c.
SUGAR-No market.
MOLASES-No market.
WHISKY. -9ocaSl. .02.
COFFEE-No Stock
ST LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September ls.
FLOUR-Firm.
WHEAT-Strong. No. red higher
at Sl.24al.25.
~'OshihS ocih6.
OATS-Lower. Bulk mixed on track
3lc.
BARLEY-Steady at s2I for choice
Minnesota.
RYE-Better at CSC.
WHISKY-Firm at 90c.
HORK-Firm as Sl3.
BACON-Strong. Shoulders It clear
sides Sc.
LARD-Steady at 9ia9!c.
CINCINNATI.
CINcINNATI, September IL.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Unchangcd
COTTON-Firm low mdilns, 70
l9Ic.
WHISK Yin good demand Mt 9Oc.
PRONlSlONS-Stron
PQRK-Mess held ut $500.
BULK MEATS-Sold at 6 u 65c for
shoulders and coar rib sides.
BACON-Held at "a Sc for clear RIB
and clear sides; sale Of shoulders ut 7c.
LARD-Dull at 9c-Sic bid.
BCTTER-flrm at 22 24e.
CHEESE-l0 lo4c.
LINSEED OIL-SO a SIC.
LARD OIL-72c.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-19
RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST,


roni Lioi'
N""i' I'D 'oSpAf'
Steamer Dick johnson, Evansville.
" Dictator, Memphis.
4" Florence, Hickman.
" st. Joseph, st. Louis.
4" Illinois, Columbus.
Mallie Ragon, Evansville.
DEPARTED SUNDAY.
s,camcr Dick Johnso, Ev.r.v;,,o
Dictator, Grand Tower
:, ind,ah", ne" orleans
~, 81 Joseph Meinphis.
i!llmo's; columbus.
Mai'ie hagon, Evansville.
ARRIVED MONDAY.
Steamer Bee, New Orleans.
~" Belle Memphis, 81, IoIis
Colorado, st. Loui
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-19
BUTLER.
SUMNER AND WILSON FER
NENST HIM.

BosroN, Mass, Sept. ls. The Adver-
tiser tomorrow will have the following !.
We have been authorized by Senators
Sumner and Wilson to say that they
deeply regret and deplore the extraordi.
nary canvass which Gen. Butler has pre-
eipitated upon the common wealth, and
especially his attacks against the existing
state government and the republican party
of Massachusetts, and in their opinion his
nomination as candidate for governor
would be hostile 70 tho best interests of
the commonwealth and OF tho republican
party.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-19
CHASE.

CLEVELAND, O., September ls,--Chief
Justice Chase arrived in this city this eve
ming and is the guest Of Col, II. Charsons.
He goes east tomorrow.
Mr.. Chases health is re-established and
ho expects to be in Washington in season
for the adjourned session Of the supreme
court In October.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-19
MASONIC.

BALTIMORE, September Is. = Several
thousand knight Templars from Kansas,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, New
Jersey, Maryland, Wisconsin,, Iowa, Mis-
sissippi, Tennessee, Illinois, Kentucky,
Louisiana and other states, have arrived
to attend the Grand Conclave Command
cry of tho United States and Royal Arch
Chapter Of tho United States, which com
mences its session tomorrow.