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New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.


NEw-YoRK Thursday March %, 1877
We notice to-day slight Improvement in
the condition of the horse trade generally, although
nothing like the activity expected at the present all
vanced season. In the Bulls Head Market, low priced
work sold quite freely at old figures also small
number OF prime truck at from $3.50 TO 500 per
head. The demand. however. s ~ yet not
accumulated during the protracted dnllness
caused by the unreasonable weather Of tho
preceding fortnight. Only few higher priced animals
have OF late changed hands: f. a Fritch sold cross
matched Of bay and gray gedings. 6 hands hgh
years old for 81 800 and J. .. Taylor also OF East
Twenty -fOurhs bay coupe horse. Is hands high
years old for $780, and speedy horse is hands high:
troting close TO minutes. for $3.50 Eight nne road
arrived to-day, in good condition. from Canada,
via Suspension Bridge. consigned 10 the last named
dealer. (See advertsement.)
The regular semi weekly sale at the Horse ami Car
riage Mart OF NJ Johnston Van Tassell VIII, AZ
usual held Frlday) March 49, at II o'clock
There has been to-day considerable activity In the
carriag business plenty of visitors could be at tho
repositories OF hrstcass carriage builders Among
those who called early at the wnrerOoms OF meSsrs.
Brewster Co. of Fifth-ave (3roOnestI noticed Mr..
A. Stewart and other prominent OF the metrOp-
ols.
Messrs ]. b. Brewster Co. Of Twenty nth at. have
lust leased for term OF years, the fronting
Flfth-sve and Twenty yeyent-st, under Mr. PaTan Sts
yen's building to be used a repository for tho
latest style of vehicles built at their Twenty hih st.
factory. The repository, known as No 232 Fhth-
ave-. Will be open to the public on Monday next Aprl l.
A large stock OF new and secondhand carriages, wag
ons sulkes, etc, advertised at private sale. at s.
Dingee CO.'S salos and storage REPOSITORY, ON Fourth
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

values NJ Grade attn ouc.ed Al Ie,c
without sales the Creek market has bern quiet 80 6S Tor
both Upper and Lower roa Refined little sought ser and
weak 2l 2lic steady at 2c Npbts quoted ct
lpidOic In Pheehs there were no sAes portci Spot
quoted nominaly si 2lc,
RICE-There and very firm market; sales 6o tcs
Carolina 35 RaDgoon, $50
7idl!e
SKSS-er Goa, there been demand since our last, and
the market sm receipts are i bales Curscoa Is Creoe
Kendall II bales Mexcsu Cromwell
United States and 3 bales Zanzibar Gdc sacs so bs:es MeIi
90 bales payta 30 bales Cusooa and Is bales Bombago The
market for Deer continues Quet and prices without important
changer receipts hghtss bales Para per Memact "a bales
Aspnwal per Ocean Queen and Benv 3ba Texas per United
ton; sales n Puerto and IL Para.
SUGAThe demand Raw moderate; the
81 d8ic Cuba; 9lc. Centrifugal c TeIas
bxs Havana Ole two 91 bse Rlvio 79sc Re-
fned dull s l2dl2tc for Hands and lldlc for Soft White
SALTFof Liverpool Fine there continued good obbng trade
prices have s upward tendency Bulk quiet but steady
for bng parcels from store Asbtons Liverpool Fine 50
per sack Worthgon Marshall Deakns do 90 80; Higgins
bush. Csd, 3c and st Martn's. 4s9Soc. ~ -
SPICESTere fair jobbg
poftsnce We quote: Mace 81 rs for Prime Ea@ess $50
glc; Peppe, ial7c for sunats lsQ8ic for Singapore and
Size for Whe Pmento at l alOic Gsger ioe CALCUTTA
and lie for Afcan Cloves ltc Bird Peppers 6c oil gold
sEEDSCoyer in limited don and and steady 9a9,c Ohio.
and 81 tdlOc fyr Indiana Timothy steady S3ds3 25
ToBACC0Sundy Seed Leaf 10 moderate demand but prices
susets wrappers 2Oa2sc lor seconds, do
hers 25dOc assorted lots l&d6c for Fer 30s0c
sc for F,s and Binders Keaucsy Leaf is steady s in good
IrGdss Hwy yGdes ItGde. Ivy Gdes.
Iugs..... Ia 7la 81 Good Leaf. .... 9laIoi lolql1
Mssi9% Lssf: siS p Siso ssseac1s: sii IS Si5
WHISKY dull and lower under large arrivals; sOs Of 40 bb at
81aaSSc for IronbouDd
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK mARKgT-M,rcb o.

BUFFABO LIVE MARKKT-Marcb %.
CATTLERecps 623 head making the supply the
3o against bI during the last Market
quiet sales l6 head Illinois steers from liza 2s7 10 at
SO Sc 6 lol bead Canada socke and steers ranging from 6
1O fb at SO Sl386 IS; 81 hea1 Ohio
TO I3 H. 5Od Sc 25 % head still fed bulls ranging from
1880 10 1853 n, at s5 2o9 Is Is.
sHEKPRecept 600 head making the total for the week tim, r
8O head 66jJ head last dull
Eastern having mostly 159 Indiana sheep
aging 81 10 at 81 7O lj head Canada sheep ~ b.
B0Gs-Recepts LOCO head making the total thus
II 600 head against 1880 head during time last
dull sales 60 head. averaging l60 ID, a 4 IS.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoypoS March 28-ll opened at 90 for
e for the ecoah America Securities arm uhntl riaS "rn
bonds 1888 92i s5js old gt a61s gl IeutO'iss. 8s.
FRANKFORT Msico 2Unted States fve-I1tnY bonds ~ Tor
the Of 1852
PARIs March pa m. -.Rentes Opened Al 55f a5e ~ -
23ia mCOtton opened nrm Niidhng Up
lands I0Il4d Mailing Orleans. lsd; sales Of the week 5000
including 1900 for aud 100 on speculation The stock IN
mort il American Receipts OF the week 5U
bales5 Actual 900 bales stock shoai 5O
bales-226 600 American
LoSpos March H-l3Op mConscls and American Securities an
changed.
LSgRPooi March 2bl 30 m-Cotion frm Bresdstufs quiet
LONDON March 2TaloW excited at 20 08O v cw for Russsn
IOspoS March bullion the Bank England has decreased
2l7a 600 du1ng the week
LoSpoS March mConsols closed at 20 for snd
a3i for , sccun United PveTwenty bonds 1868 s; 1868
old SIS FOrties. Byt.
PARfs. 23-p m.-Rsntes closed at Dot IOc
IyErPooI 285 p-Coton clssed hrn MddHng Up
lands udutL Midhng Orleans lld sales Of the day l2O0
bales 5000 speculation snd export Whes ii 3dn 10 GENITAL
for aBforuia White g0 Red Western Spring and III for
Red Winter Com, g y quarter.
LospoN Maroh l.-rslow excited At 30 y ewt or Russian
J0SpON March 2}-Eyeuns --CommOn ROsn. per
LyERPooL 28-Eyenus Common Rosn Sid8 per c"t
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THrEsDAy March 2s sBsxsssThe arrivals to-day 50
uipaw One-unddt, and 22 weaw
making s4 Beginning with sunday and have received
sa s A eden SsnsH msis e for snS Ii the and t es
ac ES there & & s SS se @ @ OWs oS oo c%
The best cattle sale reached l1e and uot extra only
Selected Accounts give the different
The ComnucIpaw slippers Of today Morris; 81 r.
shambu Besides these ere " bed from yes
Of the Morris cattle Illinois steers by W Seige 2 Gg,
2aGl3c Moses. 80 Of them 6 @73 owt a; il l2c
sens % SqS9 sa sa bn S Sw ic "a Illinois ew 81 TO- and
IS OF pc cars BY D. sherman 81 cE Illinois steers at
& &c s ssIs q e By b wehs@ q cTt at &
W Florence OF them II ewt and good at 2ta With 10 ngh
co6ey MePreUu sold ass ino, steers fIr to prime u cyt At
priae scvt illinois steer, J. B. Hunter at 3le q,
Ena gS g * @ te' MN ':1s .ni k0c's & s M car %
''s' 'a$ oa' % slSs and 'o of
The shippers yesterday and to-day onehuntahs,
ie F. Gus 'nd sd ey S Co. SUS9 aa caeI r c Emss
sales by w,Ie III Illinois 2!e; 81 III! cwt
at each and s. of q l r. at Is 3 n p CIV,
A. at llic. 81 10 y ovt and p of I cwt. at l2e
j Meyers ha{ il! Illinois steers 2o9 70 sOa :; l'ql?le
T Gs sold his 3 Illinois LA 10, at Re- 81 eWt with
Heaey Co. sold their 80 Missouri cattle Of ei cw u gl2c
Il sTssn sss@aa 'Ss w. Woo s Ut j. Church
' / Is rls1y G sSd ia1 a. yii po: @s sss aaac
csaISh sod S 1S nn g ss. iis q e, Gft .e.1 f cr .
G Pagan Wood 80 Illinois o. at. crt at l2o
Wal is fair supply Of live and free receipt. Of
worth @Oe Tbusou sold 2iO l'uck Co.
calves OF 40 n Ole and 81 Mt Holey 2OJ 10 al l W H.
Haynes solo 30 8al0 Hume Elliott sold % poor l5 H.
7!c Most Of the hogdresed sell at 8GiOc, heng oi
small size and thin have sold still lower and
ALL the police taking them The regulations
selling this that dealers generally
receive PAT hoe Dressed calves are worth M lev
reached M but that cannot ssfe be counted upon any
longer for extras
snREP LAnBRng lO lambs received to-day and
all sold by the head from 70 tO - % each two selling
for SO BY the pound they quoted at l5dl Sales include ~
- each Of ~ II at % J. v
Thur.on Co sod 20 Of 81 ID 80 of n at ~ So ad Of ~
at as each H. Haynes Co. sold 20 Of 81 n at - % EACH There
0dayl2 COmmunipag AZ FOriethst
and II at Prices uchaugd J0lOc for most lots
prime 70 going lo40lOic -
hy N POoA 2ib Cue wool OHIO W ID A
l0c., and l63, Of sit 10, at l0tc
u. Castelmtn sod 2l8, of 81 -, at 93e
Ierch Barnes Forteh-S.. Ohio sheep. am, 9c
HoGs-Arrvsls--5 FoTteh-s sud (Ommunipsw west
ern dressed quotsbe there Of them Prices are
100 OO selling alive i.c. city dressed quoted
at5:hb.c
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoNPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are being ab
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they are by a first mortgage on the
Road. Land Grant, Franchise, and Equipments, COM
bned in one mortgage, they command at once o
ready market
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
tbe loan. Principal and interest payable in 0otd'
Interest at eight (9 per cent per annum. Payable
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal IN thirty
wears. Denominations, $1,000, $500, and 500 Cou-
pons or Registered.
Price e7l and accrued interest in currency from
February 10, 1872.
Mans. Circulars, Documents and information 1ur-
nisbed.
Trustees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF
Ncw-l
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the I'M
dersigned. who unhesitatingly recommend then'
TANNER & Co.. Bankers,
No. IL Wall-st.. NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

based (Oi,0n Qul Than
sns srrai-a above o below the grade quoted
CANDLESTe market or descriptions remains dull aud in the
nc prices nOnn8ly unchanged quote Adamanne
At s and s!e for 10 b Sperm at 3e Patent 43c and
PsrshBe at 25d26o, cash
COIVE-Tee steady the market with moderate Offer
rs atsmpton Roads Of o0 n Rio Contest TO TO Ba
nor. ana Of here for Southern shipment
TIOT MEAL-Only limited demand for Flour and the
fairly active and steady for the
rhuu Family bsDds Que but firm Good No. and
sne demand at full puosi the close the market fairly
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

hsISIONS-Poff 10 moderate demand al about fomer aes
Jar o1ents Of stock the sales cash and regular 400 bbs
y@ tl - for oh he S2 sI9si? for New Do for future
~ bea o Mar u s2 S5 i1s0 bb June at fl3 2 200 bbls
% sR 7sa N ga cash. and 800 bbs Old Mes At w 81 cash
D.. ?hihse, fair iObbng demand and the market steady sales Of
eo. ssa slo for Pisn Mes and sl0gsl2 for kItrs Mess
ti aal aud nominal; quote Si30& IL for Prime Mess
M Ell Tor India Mess Beef Hams trn for al choice
sih fair Trade demand sales Of 70 bbls at s2G
~ o Western. Cut Meats fairly aetvetBd steady for light
bot ssy sioel ssat sales Of 800 gkga a. dst Tor Hams
1 g. shtoa and clear stock sady bot the offerings fair
epei Long Clear Of 6, u7e rs boxes Short Clear
1ssa hog. arc sesdy quote 5a6ie for CJ Lard dull
" ss 1ktt stands al sbout saes Of JS bb and tee
sS e. m No Siasls fr Gyi &c ioE fair 70 prime steam
y or Kettle ReBderei FOR future delivery tmer sales
49, ~ foe April At sl56c; 80 MAJ 9ic ~ es June
lS sseI March, isst night sts bile aud go c
"ss,els st Site. casa
ftlkoLBUThe asket for Al tLds Lees ritLou. Animation
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

EIGHT rFR CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS ATLANTA
,Np RlCHNOND AIR LINE RAILWAY COMPANY, .,
Jssue limited to $4,000 per mile on tIst-class roau
i'm the great New-York and New-Orleans route.
owned and controlled by the PenTnsyiHanla Company
and Southern Railway Security Company.
Two-tnirds of whole issue has been disposed OF,
and We offer balance for the present at 20 and inter
est paying nearly niRe per cent interest ON amount
We invite attention to extract from letter Of Cen
G. W. Cass well known as President OF Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company:
Il regard the first mortgage bonds Of the Atlanta
and Richmond Air Line Railway as firstclass
security and an enenty safe and profitable invest
ment. aud cordially approve of and concur In the
prospects of this line"
Pamphlets and particulars furnished by
LANCASTER Brown d Co. No. Exchange-couTt,
EXchange-pace, near Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
THE MARKETS.
ICanfuIly Reported for TIE TRIBUNE.

THURsD4Y March 70 ISll
AHFe receipts to-day le pkgs Pots quiet but prices
without change; quote 81 25 Pearls dull and nominal
BROOM CORS-Tbe market dull and unchanged; quote Old
T. y; New Red sass; Medium Green, 5d6ci Choce
Hur. pa BroOns quiet hat drn. ..-..
BEhSWAXThe market Is hner with good demand al 5odJsc
f0r SouiI--l
COTTONTere was less the market for cotton the
I've notei prices have adyaoeed &C., and
higher April but declined on other monhs raes
~ evening" 0ding 6 for export SOB for conuup
speculation sod 30 sales last evening after
22tc. April 300 2ic 80 at 22 300 ~ Y IL
6 12fc 600 At Pie 200 ~ 2 lll6c 100 at 22c goo az 70
II 6 Nav Gtc % Sl6c go at 23sc 800 at % 5l6c,
oJ a. ic 23ic 500 23lc 900 st
q Ilsc 2i 200 lll6c Oct 400 2Oe exchanged
April; total 1 tts; sales to-day 70
2i go ut 25c APRIL 800 at p 6e coo at 2ic s0
800 At p l5l6c 200 225c, 800 At Z2 l5lbc OO
200 at u li6c; 500 at Pie 100 % l3ltc 200
2c lVO u l5l6 100 2sc Nav 2O 23ic goo at ~
Gc 56c 1900 23ic 900 at % slice. 200 23lc 900
700 23ic June 80 % lll6c 800 at 2 100 q
1ll6c 23lc 100 at % 6c POO &lc 200 at 23!c 100
23sc % 13l6e GHa l' 200 at p lltc July 100 lst
2JIe 2r at 2} 100 lc 100 at 2c at q lSl6 August 100
2Jic 2OJ September, 500 81 ll.c October,
rhauged-Ic pd lOj March for 800 My &C. pd to
100 100 MAJ total 2O0 bales grand total 20 80 bales
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

-ssented for payment The forgery ia well executed
and the public should be their guard lest Others pe
aides the banks of iowa and KENTUCKY 'hat nave LOT
a,ad the above for collection may become tic victims
of a fraud.
The New-York Providence and Boston Railroad have
declared quarterly dividend OF p per cent, payable
April 10.
The Philadelphia stock market was dull to-day Penn
sylyania 6s no sales; Philadelphia and Erie Rali-
road 2s; Reading Railroad, act and Pennsylvania hai'
road COZ. Gold closed at ilOl
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

bf
sse and ls'c for 10 II Sperm at 39e Patent 1c and
CoTT&E%Tlcreh is seay tone to the market moderate
lrs E atiismpOn 500 n Rio per Contest BaI-
i 6 81 TSS S6 i1S 1y's I and the
a S @ r F. H bss 6 5S Su @ m Good No. and
81: !; % eaa cranes .soe D. D sale, bS We quote
sOur *oa s: Sod Sc 70 Ono Ind NJ sup % 'o0ss 70
s s oSS s RS%SSSSSp isSSSSs'!.!. .. ooo 10
E,a. oI,Pa ssg %%. SaG y wS,.: T,,a' s s,s 500 IS
Nm 5 DsSS. Ss: ks;: saa .9s s'h ga ga
s; s; .: 7: t: R$ e
S e r1s S S uS though i''S . S3
.s ht a, close market but dull Isass
Bs AeI sud Georgetown Mrd to Good Sup &c soa sc 90
B, Alex .oa t,sq,geo"n El'Ta and Family s sgS dSS
Re Poa 10 fair deali and steady bbs
A. g gS11 we. %s,s m; dss Sss55
c, atS % si% i9i 10 5ai sale: 5e. We quote: o.,
Com a I.,s,sS Gs s. Corn Meal Brre;' Ss g a s 90
.1 s.1 ,'i Bag Scs.rSs White s'asl es E2. yellow 81 %
' 5.5 4 Sa a a. .S .sj Fss % & 4 g Sc "a i3S S
YREGTSrhe iuqq for berth TO-DAY has been very eht
srnr bnapes call for Petroleum vessels steady
d coo bore. Bacon 100 Lard al 2O 100 tcs
& - . ~ BS s bs1 rSh Nth 1' 81 Rssed ia @ o@
& b.. y he Contne.t at or s601t s' sa AsrsI barn ron
Phsdephis Bremen with $50 bbls Re
s l. bush whss, al 49, In slippers bags and mosedJ abarE
bb Petroleum Philadelphia the Continent on private
RkTERsTbere good demand and the market is frm
M,e .rs Ssi a,a Su. 81 1% .eaay At '' "" 4
ktDfe very quiet bu; steady quote 20 10 at 80
NBG ~ 50; 30 IS and 100 81 5V0 I'll Co. Rye Feed
b9uei not frn 81 Al 5Sd 81 per 100 b. -,
, All S sSd w iRt R Sg S Nu n 1'
kA dihi but the views Of holders Spring is
st and Winter the sales 800 bush at S 0 iOT
No 81 81 No milwaukee
~ 70 81 6sd l 90 for RedJersey pier
~ r White Michigan, saoa; 81 IS for Amber DO store
bafy limited demand and sales Of II 400 bush Iworowed
ee a. Canada UpLake prvSs Barley Malt Is IN limited
supply sales Of $500 bush at 81 for TworOHed
State 81 400 80 Oats less sCtve and easier
i9 M Whte saes H,40 bush New Ohio
Io 50 sfoat; White at Sc track and d5 ahoa State
we bd in quite active and much better with
o' the the demand chiefly for export the sales are
i50 iash. Damp and unsound zoe Western Mixed at 7007c
st e and lie for week and 70c IN store
hsse Whit Tatc; Western Yellow z1iSc Southern White
tBae 2d72Ic. and Jersey yellow at Il G7l
GN>kGTre market remsn dull and prices nomnAl
angel quote 81 soc Usl
Ailhe market for shipping continues quiet but trm AZ 81 %
pe ~ Res lots steady and quiet at VI OQ@l I5 Salt Hay
qhod aud Clover 7J08c. Straw remsius dull and
.teeahg ~ ia 81 for Long Rye; 6SQc for Short do and
200. for
narke. 6m With good dmsnd sales $50 bhds
Cuba hucoy.f0 and 100 bbls New Orleans 65d6gc
NAVAL SrQRES-Spin IUrpentne has quoted lower with
eHs obrg rsde sales % bbs al 7l.c in yard closing at Tie
hona les been fairly steady with Of 1+0 bb Com
" E and 40 bb. Good Strained In lots SO 90 Tar du bat
s.aey, S3d 9J rs City Pitch, 80 IS delivered.
OCly Lrsed remains quiet bot firm at 63c In CASKS and
~ 6N Crude Sperm dull but steady. Whale IS in limited demand
Lg Ia other oils Trade remains
CUT We qGOie:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
PECFIpTS OF pRODUCF.

Prr Norm Ihrer RGf'roods.
March Ashes bales Cotton 100 bbls Eggs sO
bb FOuI 1000 bash Wheat 2!2 bab Corn l.Is bush oats
buh Malt 2OD bush Barley, 9I BAGS Mea
bbls Meal 27 bbl. Beans 10 bales Of
Hemp Hides f09l sides Leather 48 pkgs Pok lO pigs Bee
$50 pkg- Lar 100 kegs Lard 'H pkgs But
ter $50 pkgs pkgs Taow SO phgs starch ts5 pkg
Tobacco, 25 hd Tobacco 8J Ohls Whsky, "S kss o '~h W
pkgs. Grease, 3,4l9 sis. Silver Ore.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

A small amount of the CHICAGO, DANyIILE AND
yINCENNRs First Mortgage Seven Per Cent GOLD
BoNps for sale AT 30. AS the Road is finished and
earning much more than it's interest, the price is
very low. Apply to
W. Il. SHATTUCK & Co. Bankers,
% Nassau-st New York.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

COTTON MAiKf1e.
March a. cotton hrn fdi ags, fit DSe h't
receipts Glg bss exlyIs-iD Great Bra y "as 10 ne NOh
upeDt ~ bales, sica, 10 Asitsi iSk. q BJi baIeS
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

CusRIEsros March 28Cooa strong; Mddtngs 2262ic,
receipts az baesi sales 500 bales; stoct, 20 391 bale.
hoBLE March 28Coton MIddling. 2ae2sc; receipts
t52 bales sales. 800 bsles; stock 36 g79 bales
PHILADELPHIA. March A.-totton quiet; Mfdirrs 23lc
GALVESTON March 2aCoon srmer good Ordinary 2dle net
receipts 2 bales sales 1000 bales; stock "a g55 bales
BosrOS Marcn 20 Cotton Mddlngs, Zc receipts %
bac gross 81 bales; sales $50 bales stock. 5000 bae
NORFOLK March 2Cotton steady; Low Mddhngs 2
ceipts 37 bs 27 bslesi sales 20 bales
stock oOs bales
wILxsGros 2a-Coon firm; Midng 22c net receipts
l29 bales; sales, 81 bales; stock 1898 bales
BALTIMORE March 2-Cotton fmr; held higher; MdBny 22i
d2 receipts bales; gross 400 bales; eports-cowse
100 bses sales. 4l0 bales stock II $40 bales
LousviLLk arch 28-Coon firm Middlngs. 22,c.
NExPHs March 2Cotton hri Mddhng, 2id22lc receipts
826 bales
CcssArI March 2Cotton firm and tending up; Mcdrngs 22
02bG
ST. Lou March aaCoton in fair demand and prices have
advanced Mddngs 2liQ2lc
EEwORLEANs March 28Cotton Mdngs PIE;
cepts 1870 bae gross 1870 bales; eIpOro Grest Bna 1896
bales; 10 Genoa s3 be TO Barceons l,7l7 bales 100
bales; stock, Isl, ,lT8 bales.
2a-COtton quiet MddDg 2c; receipts,
bales; ATS baleA
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22
OUR CHURCHES.

EsBYTERlAN-Eighth hth.street.
Irescbing Sabbath 81 iO1s a. -, and ~ rs.
ItAyer meeting, Wednesday at ~ rs
sunday srl,.oI, ~. J. NJ. Bsnsden, super
nSadsn'. Rev. c. u. foo'r' Pastel
AEfHoD,sr-Cor. Eighth and Walnut sts.
"re.ching, Sabbath lo1. a. N, and 7p.s.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, -. r.n.
Sunday school 3p.n. l.. W. stilsell, super
intendsnt. Rev. y. l.. Tnonpsos. Pastor.
CIT uRCH Of THE REDEEMER-t tEpiscopaD
Morning prayers, sabbath lo,z Az.
Evening prsyS,.7H.r.
Sabbath school, sA.s.
Rev. Ma. CoAS, Rector.
tT. PATRiCKs CHUkCu-.or Ninth st. and
NasliGston, ,Arsnae.
Public service. sabbath AZ and l0S A.s.
tespep, ga.
unday school, 2 vs.
service every day, srs.
Rev. r.. J. O'H.LIoaAs, Priest.
JLS0 MEMS & Il KisTiAS SAs5OCIATIoS-Rsg-
uIAf meeting second Monday each month at the
Prayer room Of the Presbyterian Church
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, y, ,. ~, at
the Prayer room Of the Presbyterian church.
c. Parsons, President.
AFRICAN METHoDIsT-Fourtssnih. between
Walnut ami Cedar.
Aexvwss, Sabbath, ii A.
sunday s-hool, lLp.s
C,A-s3r.s.
sECuND fREE-wiLL bAPTlsT-Fin-enth ~.
Preaching, TX r.s. Rev. WIN. Jackson, Pastor.
betsssn Walnut and Cedar.
Services Sabbath, ~ and ~. ~.
Rev. n. RIcKs, Pastor.
bREE.wILL BAPTIST HOME Mlssiua Fun
UAY scHUOL-Corner wainut and Cedar sts.
sunday School, 81.
SlRsT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH Cur
Yy's Barracks.
e., ervices, sabbath II a. ~, p.s. asd ~ pn.
Rev. VIZ. kkLLIr, Pastor.
TiRsT MISSIONARY Baptist CHURCH-bst.
ween iofh and ilth streets, near Cedar.
Preaching sabbath lo1z A. ~, and ~ -.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday evening.
. Preaching, Friday evening.
sabbath .. hOsl, n p n. John ian Baxter and
Mary stephens ssuperIni.nd.ni,.
Rev. 7 J. ssotrs. Pssto
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH-t touitsenth street.
te,~een Cedar and Walnut; Rev. Jacob Brad.
iey, Elaer the only Bsp,is, Church Recognized
~ the AssocIstisn. Services, Sunday II o'cIock 4
s.n., st $ pm. aud at pm.
JAcos BRAplIY, Elder.
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SECRET ORDERS
THE hAsUSs.

THE hAsoSs.
NAsse ConnASprRr, No. i3.--stated Assembly
si the Asylum aasoni Hall, fret and thrd.ss'.
urdavs in each month.
CAtsQ CqrseiL, No. 2i.-Eegular Con'ocatlon at
asonic Hall. the second Friday 10 each month.
CAiEo CHAPrIE, No. 7l-Segular Copvocaiion
ct Masonic Hsli, on the th,rd IIssdsy Of every
nsRth.
CAIuo Lopsr, No. g37 +. "A. u Regular Com.
inunlcsuons At Masonic Hall, the second and
fourth Mondays OF each month.
D1lrA LoDos, No. 5os r. A. h.-Regular Com
nusscatlons ~ Masonic Hall-hrst and third
TLursdaysia each month.
THE oDD-YELLows.
AlsxAspra Lopsr, l2&.-Meets 10 OddFelloWs 8.
Hsll, IN Art.r's Builiins, every Thursdsy Vsn
NJ. at o'clock.
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INSURANCE,

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". u. NORRIS, Il. II. CAsDEE
Notary Public, No. Put. and u. Z. Con.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

YEAS AND NEIoHs.-If hoi,cs could
make themselves understood in human
language, they would signify by uriver-
sal "yes, their assent to the statement that
the Mustang Liniment is the bes, remedy
extart for all internal ailments, and by n
most emphatic "NeighW show their dis
pleasure at every attempt to use any other
preparation ia lis stead. Ever since its
introduction in st. Louis at the close of
the Mexican war, in ls49, it has proved
a blessing to horse and man--curlng, with
absolste certainty and wonderful despatch,
such equine diseases a. SPAWN, ringbone,
pollevil, scratches, hoofale, &c, and re-
lieving and finally removing the painful
affections which attack the muscles, sim
ews, and external glands of human beings.
1t is a fact beyond contradiction that for
all injuries or complaints Of man or quad
rupeds to which an external remedy i. sp-
plicable, the Mustang Liniment is pre-
ferable to every other. 3-20-eod&wlw.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

One form Of cstsrrh begins with upeas-
isess of nose the nose is obstructe1 BY
the thickened lining Of membrane and
feels dry desire to pick it, bleeds n lit
tie, sores soon start, spread and get deeper,
cru.ts form on them large and hard to get
away, matter discharges, flesh is eaten and
bone decays, breath very offensive, and
flee becomes d,ihyured Terrible disease
Nothing will cure but DR. Pierccs Golden
Medical Discovery taken earnestly TO cor.
rec, the blood and system, locally, use DR..
Sage's Cs,arrh Remedy, a healing specific,
and to spply it properly, DR.. Piercc's
Nasal Douche. This reaches all the dis-
sased parts. All these sure means Of euro
sold together for 81 by druggists
3-20-d&wl..