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Sad Death of Youth from Hydro.
phobia.
fSt. Louis Globe, November S. /

st. Louis Globe, November ST.
Some weeks since little boy named Gott-
fried Gebhart, whose parents live in the
southern part of the city, was bitten by a dog
with which lie and several other boys were
playing In the street. One Of the boys had
playfully pulled the dogs tail, whereupor it
flew at young Gotlfried and bit him upon the
right hand; but the wounds being slight his
parents paid no particular attention to them,
except to battle the hand with some simple
liniment, and in q short time the wounds
were entirely healed, and the incident of the
biting was almost forgotten.
On Thursday last, however, the boy COM
planned of pain in the hand and arm, which
was worse on Friday, when he had difficulty
in swallowing. His parents did not suspect
the true cause of his suffering, but attributed
it to rheumatism. lie slept none that night,
and was in high state OF nervous excite.
ment. His parents found still greater diff.
Guilty in getting him to swallow water, though
he showed no special dislike to it.
The next morning his mother took him to
the office of DR.. L. O. Castehuhn, and laid
the case before him. stating that he had been
bitten by dog seven weeks before. The
Doctor at once suspected the nature of the
case, and told Mrs. Gebhardt to take her son
home, and that he would call and see him
with another physician 10 an hour. DR.. Cas-
tlehuhn then called upon Drs. Grciner and
Schlopstcin, to whom he stated the case, and
the three went at once to the residence OF
the parents Of the afflicted boy.
They examined the youth and found the
marks of the wound on the surface and the
palm of the right hand, and heard from the
parents Il minute description of the symp-
toms. They then ordered Il warm bath for
HIM, into which he was put for about fifteen
minutes, much to his aversion. He was then
removed from the bath and placed in bed,
and some powders (belladonna among them
given him, and mercurial Salvc applied eX-
tcrnally. The Doctor then offered him some
water in Il spoon, which he took, though
rlante,ting much fear and when water
was offered him in 4 glass lie violently re-
fused it. Medicine was administered fire.
qucntly during the course of the afternoon
and evening, though the patient expert
enccd much difficulty in swallowing it;
and at IL O'Clock Saturday night another
attempt was made to put him in the bath,
but hc became % violent in his opposition
hat the effort hud TO be abandoned. During
the night he WAS much excited, aud was
constantly coughing and splitting up slime,
and once attempted to bite TIC hand OF his
uncle, Mr.. Frederick Gcbhardt, who was
holding him. He continued in this state,
with the exception Of being relieved at in
!ervals by the administration of chOrOiorm,
which the physicians prescribed until Sun.
day morning at II O'Clock, when lie died.
aud was relieved from further suffering from
the horrors OF that terrible disease, ny dro-
Dhobia.
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TIE TROUBLES OF EMPEROR W1LLiAM.--
The new German Empire is in q bad way !;
its skilled artisans and laborers are emigra-
ting By tens of thousands; its army lacks
recruits and the Emperor is at loggerheads
with the Diet. 1t Is now reported that the
Government has created several new peers
in order to secure majority in its favor in
the Upper House, and that the Lower House,
representative body, will be requested to
reconsider its vote against the reform BILL
II a reconsideration should be refused, the
Government will again introduce the OBJ
noXious measure, and press for its passage.
The prospects of success through coercion
are not promising. Prince Bismarck, with
all his shrewdness, will be unable to force
the stubborn but intelligent Deputies to do
that against which their conscience or their
interest rebels, and there is fair chance for
IL total break between the Government and
the Diet. The great Empire is al imposing
spectacle to the world at large, but like other
Empires it has its troubies.-NeU York
Commercial Advertiser.
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HuHoRs OF DEFgAT-An omnibu>-loal Of
Alexandria lawyers rode into the village of
Fairfax Courthouse yesterday morning to
attend the Circuit Court. Approaching, they
discovered two tall poles from which fiags
were flying. 1t was remarked that one
looked decidedly "bluc," and it was found
to be the Greeley banner. A question was
raised as to the height of the poles, and it
was decided that the Greeley was the taller.
" Nevertheless" said one Of the party, it
was not the tallest pole that knocked the
persimmons this time" A Granite asked a
Greeleyile ON King street this morning how
he feltafter the election. The reply of the
Greeleyite was "that he felt like Lazarus did
when he was licked by dogs ~ Virginia
|tAIerdadyia) Sentinel, Th.
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+ -
i pc together. as much SO as you are, but don,
think It prudent that I should 1eape Friday
The time has weighed heavily since you'll left
4 the days have seemed weeks. I would likt
for you to be here tomorrow night anyhow
Everybody expects You back, and come Il
you possibly can. Lizzie wants to know
what Is to be done with all yeur clothes you
| have left here. +. came this morning and
got all the soiled ones to do up. find that
l can leave either on the passenger or the
freight without any one finding me out, but
tell me which you think will be the best. II
you can't come up tomorrow write long
ietter to Lizzie telling me what to do. Twill
nave 10 stop writing and go home immedi-
stey. Lizzie joins me In love to my little
darling"
No signature.
LET1E Err WRITTEN AFTER TIE ELopEaEST.
no. g.
q Washington, D. G., August 22.-Ob, nv
darling; for Gods sake come back as soon as
possible. There is 4 great long piece in the
Baltimore paper, and it says you ran oil
with the agents daughter from Manassas, and
that you have a wife and three children.
"Oh God, what are we to do? Come to
me at once. am cast off from them all at
nome; You are all that have to look to, and
don't leave, but come right back to me. Mr.
Gale came up here and told me of it just
now. He says he heard some one making re-
marks about it, and told them it was another
man. Please, darling, come back to me TO-
morrow. am so nervous l can scarcely
hold the pen. Don't fail to come right away.
Yours, l hope, forever, F."
The counsel for the defence, with the view
OF preventing the reproduction of Miss Few.
ell upon the witness stand, after consulta-
ton among themselves, decided to acknowl-
edge the genuinencss of the above letters.
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hs,s trEJks ATp THE LAW. A Gaze ci
'1'idcINbIe interest to the commercial com.
unity was recently decided by the Court OF
.ouon Pleas in Philadelphia. 1t appears
1' one ThoInas Bromley held check,
rwn 10 his order by William P. Ray
D. cent" on the Commercial National
"h Of Philadelphia, for the sum Of S725.
4rrl"rk was dated October S, 1866, but
hot Endorsed Ivy Mr. Bromley and pre-
.'2 10 the bank until some years after
pm. When the check was presented, the
~, teller announced that there were only
:. I" the credit Of Mr.. Rayfcld III the
nj Mr.. Bromley thcrenpon demanded
Payment Ui this amount Oh the check,
"L lis request being denied, offered to
"-i Il stm OF money in the bank Su!il-
!, 100 cover the face Of the check if the
h "!ir"r wouid give him the sS3,29. Some
AmH, later Mr.. Bromley repeated his
~, which WAS again refused, and there
u - instituted legal proceedings.
'ylGc trial il WIS shown that MIR. Raytield
tbout the time of the presentation OF
. rHr K, int whether before orafter did not
r"t, 3.,at his money in the bank had
~ zen increased, and That IFS payment
.'.' 'F1h 70 the administrator Of the estate
"tlar!i bud been refused because Ray
l. 1"'Dunt was H. IN 8gent.
'.r codrt decided that VI here 4 holder Of
.''A "!r', 20 take ii less sum than the full
.'"' OF The check II is the duty of the
10 pay il 10 him and inGoroe the amount
~ Ia" check. We quote from the dcci-
Il ,urh 4 check il an appropriation of
"noIr sum for which il calls, if so much
d lic bands Of the banker, it is an appro-
.pn o! any smaller sum which may be in
..'"d, i! there be not sufficient to pay
&hornt Of the check. In such case, Il
"'sl"r o. the check is willing to receive
,I.t'lrr SUN, rs the bank is entitled TO
Il. ne che - evidence OF payment, and
.'.aci.S right TO receive the money, 1t
) ID tn00rse the amount Of its payment
hrtk and issue 70 the holder certiti-
! having received the check from him,
ing paid so much on account Of it,
York Ecening Post.
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l.r ~MaLL.POX X BRlsToL.-Wc eX.
,-u3 belief in or last that we we've rid
"., d5>c.i>c, but we were not so fortunate.
o. ,,t of last week and tie first Of this
.on,-I tive new c:lscs--viz., W. O.. Strat.
-n4 child, Captain J. ". Johnston, Mr.
Nu><rlwhitc. and a negro woman. The
s.. .r>i arc quarantined at Mr.. STATIONS
,u'r. Oh the Tennessee side. and DR.
r.r,"n, who is staying with them, re-
hat They are getting along very well
/. Nu->cIWhll" ana the negro woman have
b." iIaluutiucd ol:sid" Of the corporation
a." Virginia side. An these clsc> except
u no "oman's are reported TO he yario'
3. Mr. >uattun and child and Mr.. Mus.
$40, arr about well. Stringent measures
& Son ken hy the County Court Of sui
% and The corporate authorities of Good.
A. r. prevent the spread Of the disease
.'.' t,ftt.,.
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A new post-ofice is established at ASPEN
Grove, Pitfsylvania county, Va, on the route
from News Ferry to Mount Airy, with Felix
A. Luck as postmaster. At NeWtown, King
and Queen county, Va, Joseph Loyenstein is
appointed postmaster, rice q. G. Myers, re-
moved. '&s1lsss -sSEs'f : -s.is@s'
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81. WtHLrocsE CASE.--Thc Injunction
Sd. Glass -. ProrTirtcrS OF Friends
,a~s,". which las iiccn pending i'll
- orIauA'- court Gor some day. W; :
81 Yesterday. The JUDI ordering
..a.iitn Ia I've dissolved, Notice OF an
.a u the Supreme Court WAS entered.
,.-r involves The right at the proprie-
Is { 3D." Warehouse, Of which Mr. GLASS is
.-.aato nvpuintcd 10y the Governor, 10
..-, il from Il public into private ware
... .lud-r Gm f,ud, il his decision, held
81 '.r iroprictors have such right un% /
. ST, q! Assembly. and tlc preliminary
.'.,,n hy them 10 accomplish this emf
'lo proper ones under the law.--
.gJ Nrrs.
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&lG BRIDE ANp Doc TAx.--The voters
>,'ord on last Tuesday voted on those
.gc>, The dog.tay was defeated by +5S
tgmy. On the free bridge the vote
3D. For. 40; against, Al. Brooke's
..n% : ,ct 10 he heard fr0m.- FedG7cks'
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A large supply of superior LEHlGH, LOR-
BERRY, and LOCUST MOUNT ANTHRACITE
Goals. Also, CUMBERLAND, lump and average,
said Ia be the best bituminous coal In use. 49,.
Anthracite carefully prepared and sold by weight.
a...-.-.- s. Z. LATHROP,
au Seventeenth street. Mt drawbridee.
A NTHRACiTE COAL.-For sale, 800
"A tons Hall Brothers & Co.'s celebrated FRANK
LIN COAL, tile quality Of Which cannot be cHccetf
Also, Georges Greek Cumberland Coal, Midlothian
ard Clover Hill Lump and Hail Coal, all Of which
Will be sold NJ the lowest market rate.
WRIT ROBERTS,
" n corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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: - --<' - :
.fY0On AND CNAT...

GOAL AND woOD.--Best ANTHRA.
MITE COAL. Of all sizes and at lowest rates /;
wei screaped aud fun weight guaranteed. Also,
best OAK and PINE WOOD and CLOVER HILL
COAL &C lowest cash prices. Call and satisfy your
selves, end IL can't satisfy you win not slander
Other dealers. Nineteenth and Cary, or 5O5 Grace
street. Use 81 {. II. PAGE.
GOAL, COKE, WOOD.-By schooners
~ McShain, Ocean Bird, and Morning Light aIu.
receiving cargtes Of very superior RED and WHITE
Ash EGG, STOVE, and CHESTNUT ANT!1itA-
CITE COAL. for sale at the very lowest market
rate Also n fun supply, at Cenpany's prices, Of
G,LoFER HILL UNIT, HAIL. aud ENGINE
COAL lbhumlnonst for CRATES. &c. THO best COOK
OAK and PINE WOOD OF nneq,mlIed quality. II
Is convenient and economical. Also the best CUM
BFRLAND coal. for manufacturing .pUrEosss.
For fuel of any kind apply to the subscriber,
Anthracite coal screened and WEIGHED.
J. Il. WATKINS,
LII Main street and Ninth and Cary streets
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SEWISs.-asACsSaS s.fs.

WILCOX & GIBBS
SEWING-MACHINES
ARE
THE BEST BEYOND COMPARISON
BECAUSE
Their sewing Is elastic, stronger, and moro durable
than any other.
They are the Understanding machine.
They sew f:tstcr than any other macht'ic.
THEY last longer without repairs.
They are Tie only really silent machine.
They are infinitely easier naragcd.
1cy sew Ill kinds Of thread from the original spool.
They change work wi huul trouble or loss Of time.
They do every kind of wCrk equally well.
They are The best in every particular, which eau be
proven on fair trial.
One months trial free Of charge is given to all ~
spo:siblC applicants.
Full information sent by mail 10 all applicants.
JAMES +. A.GlBBS, Proprietor
WILCOX x GIBBS OFFICE.
M N IS Ninth street, Richmond, Va.
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WINES. LIQUORS, TOBACCO, dc.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
so casks BASS'S ALE,
80 casks ALLSOP'S ALE,
so casks Wrp. Youngcr's EDINGBURGH ALE.
loo casks GUINEESS'S PORTER, Burke s IIib-
bcrt's bOttlIng;
80 dozen PEEK FKEAN CRACKERS.
o. cases Colman's ID. $. +. MUSTARD-9, l.
Land In tins;
IRISH WHISkEYS.
HENNESST and AIARETJ'S BRAEDIES,
SHERRlES Of superior qualities,
GEISIER'S AMFAGNES.
We offer these goods at New York prices, with
frcighs added Also,
l.01o dozen 2-lb. and 3-1o Peaches,
Loco dozen I'm. and BIB. Tomatoes,
25a dozen Winslow S Corn,
at Baltimore prices I'LL Of the best packers in Balti
more. T. BALMER < Co.
oCl Sill Main street.
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FURNITURE. &c.

With tie goods we manufacture ana With some at-
ditions we have low on hand o superior stock OF
CHAMBER, PARLOR, and DiSfSH-NooM
FURNITURE, made by the most experienced
workmen of seasoned timber, and warranted in
every respect as low In price as any Goods % TIE
All In need OF goods In our Line win lind Il TO tler
interest TO examine ourstock.
MATTRESSES Of all kinds on HAND and made 10
o FURNITURE REPAIRED atshors notice;
sea - : - = ls.5Ea COVER NOR tsiitFF"f. =
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REMOVALS..

DEMOYAL AND FOR RENT. Intend
III ing III Il few days To move into my rev store,
No. Jt11, on Min below Fourteenth street, the
STORE no 1909 now occupy Is for rent. pos-
session given or or before 18th Instant.
no a-2w JOHN C.. PAGE. JR.
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DACKING, CURING, AND SMOKING
ESTABLISHMENT
AND STEAM SAUSAGE MANUFACTURE.
Y. HECHLER, JR., & BROTHERS.
Nos. ii AND 20 FIRST MARKEf, RICHMOND, VA.

AS the Sausage season Is about to commence we
beg leave 10 call the attentlon OF tue public 70 The
fart that we are better prepared than ever 10 mn
orders In our line and as everything 10 Under the
special supervision OF one of the arn we Gan CONF
SenfIy recommend our provisions ~ or the lS3l
qualify aud challenge conpeiition.
We INV particular attention. 10 sbe mannlaeshfc
ri VA fTskfiE for the Virgins and SOUTHERN mar
Sefs In rssronc to m1ny calls VIC arc now prepared
10 dill orders for ai kiads Cd sausasc, fasa5Ins'
Bacon, Lard, Sc.
cii-im Y. HECHLER, Ja., s. BR0fAERss
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ele j. bog epidemic In Tennessee.
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
Id DONE AT TELLS OFFICE
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GOAL. COKE. WOOD.-By scboone
4 NTHRACITE COAL.

"
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at home, July 2, lS72.-My own Oar,
ling,--According to promise seat myself
this morning-not at home, but yol can
gucss--to ask you if you don't think j. best
to come back once more before we leave.
You have left many things which think
you will need, and would like to make
some arrangements in regard to getting my
clothes away but if you think it impossi.
BILE for you to return, don't you think l. best
do 1t with safety. I have considere the
matter-that is, about leaving Friday. and
think that will be rather soon after your de-
parture. It might cause suspicion, and
had rather wait little longer can lie. you
know this week at what time will be
ready to leave, Now darling, don't
be- angry, for I assure you / am
doing this, for the best. am anxious
for the time to arrive when we shall
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

less bags, IS to 81 cts each.

less bags, 30 to 81 cts each
PROvISISNS-Sugar Cured Hams
canvassed, y n. II to isc. Shoulders
Bacon SIC; Clear Sides Bacon, l2@l2Ac;
Breakfast Bacon, 14(Sl5c.
LARD-Redned, in ticrces y N. 9aC6 Zoe. (;
In kegs, y N, II to 11ac.
TEAs--Impcrial, 75(e1 %; Gunpow-
der, 75(G1 25; Oolong Black, 760D1 90 ;
Young Hyson, 81 OO(91 40.
CHEEsE.-New York Factory, new, 70 n
l7i@1sc.
SYRUPS-Choicc y gallon, G5c@sI 90
New Orleans, 7O(1sOc.
SEEDS.--Millet y bushel, o. OO; Timothy
o. 5Ot93 10. Red Tops1 - to 90. Clover
q 80.
COFFEE-Java, 2S013Oc. Lag,ayra, %
@23A. Rio, Prime to Choice, 22A to 23ic.
BROOMS.-Common House y dozen, 81
50; Choice to Extra, % OO(ga 70 $. b. a 10
g5 90.
BEESwAX, y ID 3Oc.
SOAP.-Schaeffer' German mottled;
TIC; Champaign soap, 7ic.
TALLOW, y ID &c.
SUGAlt--New Orleans, Prime to Choice
D n 1l@l2c; Coffee A. I3t to lic Crushed
Powdered anbGranulated Sugar 10 to l5..
FRElGHT.--COTTON Compressed, TO
NEW YORK, &c.. to Boston 81 90. I'm
compressed, to NEW YORK, 81 IA; to BOs
TON, 81.
FREIGHT TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., aOc =,
Hay, IS 90; Corn y cwt., 17ic. Oats, lac.
Potatoes. y Dbl, 3Oc. Apples, 3Oc. Pork,
30. Whiskey, GOc. Lumber, "a NJ. - 90;
Heavy freight p cwt.. l,lc.
TO NEW ORLEANS.-Flourp Dbl, SOC. i;
Potatoes Soc. Apples. 5Oc. Pork, Toe.
whiskey, 81 90 LAY T. ton, u 90; Corn .
cwt., 25c. Oats. 25c. +; Tobacco T. hid.
% 90; Cotton p bale, 81 90; Lumber y
10 w. Heavy freight, u cwt. 2jc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08
PROPOSALS


Sealed proposals will be received at the
city clerks Office until q o'clock pm, Of
Tuesday the 18th day of November, A. d.
1877, for furnishing the materials or doing
the work, or both, for the construction of
sidewalks Us follows, viz On the easterlv
side OF Washington avenue, in front of lots
numbered eighteen as, nineteen (l9),
twenty (2O), and twenty-one (2l), in block
numbered twenty-iour (24J, on said cast-
erIy side from the northerly line of said
lot numbered eighteen Isl produced to
the line fixed by ordinance a. the outer
edge OF the sidewalk constructed, or to be
constructed on the southerly side of
Seventh street in the city of
Cairo; on the northerly side
Of Sixth street, from Washington
avenue TO Jefferson avenue; on the north
erly side Of Cross street from Washington
avenue TO Walnut street, to connect with
the sidewalks on those streets; on the
west side OF Commercial avenue in front
of lots numbered one o., two (2), three
(3) four az, five (5J aud xix (6) IN block
numbered twenty (20) on the south side
of Tenth street from Walnut street TO
Jefferson avenue.
Sealed proposals will also be received AS
above, for furnishing the material, or do
ing the work, or both, for the reconstruct
ton or renewal of the following described
sidewalks, viz: On the south side of Nine
teenth street from Poplar street to Com
mercial avenue; on the north side Of
Twentieth street from Ohio Lcvee to Wal
nut street; on the south side OF of Tween
tieth street from Ohio Levee 10 Washing
ton avenue; on both sides of Poplar street
from Eighteenth street to Division street
on the south side Of Division street and on
the north side of Center street; on the
north side Of Twcnty-ffth street from
Washington avenue to Walnut street, and
on south side of same street from Walnut
street to Holbrook avenue; and on the |
south side Of Thirty-fourth street from
Commercial avenue to Washington |
avenue. Said proposals shall be directed to
the city council and will be opened at II
joint meeting of the council at the time
above named.
All proposals shall be made in accordance
with the provisions, requirements and spec
iilcations of ordinance No. 81, ap-
proved September 10th, A. ID, 1872, which |
ordinance is now on file nj my office, sub. |
ject to examination at any time.
NJ. j. HOwLEY,
City Clerk.
Cairo, ILL.,, Oct. %. 1872. lO-2S-l0d
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w. You can buy SIX
and One-half lbs. Durant's
Il Coffee Sugar for One Dol.
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one.half Ibis. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar; Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gun.
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy-fve Cents per pound ;
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev-
erything proportionately cheap
at WILEY & BIXBY'S.
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MAKET REPORT.

FLOUR-This staple continues dull
and very little moving, except in the job
bling and order way Prices hold about
the same. We note sales of 500 bbls {:
500 various grades, S. TO 8 % and 300 vari-
Gus grades on orders, So to . %
HAi-ChOice timothy is firm at de-
cline of 81 on the ton with plenty to sup
ply tho demand. Common hay is plenty
and very dull--no demand at all. Sales
comprise 20 cars: 2 cars, 3 cars and cars
choice timothy at $40 del; 3 cars choic,
timothy $40 del; 2 cars and. s cars choice
mixed SIS del l car and 4 cars prime
mixed del at ST., and cars red top mixed
| SIG del.
CORN-The market is pretty fully
upplied with both Mixed and White.
Orders have fallen of and the scarcity of
tonnage keeps spectators out of the mar
ket.
WHITE CORN-Sales comprise 10
cars in bulk 43c, and 2 cars in sacks de-
livered at 53c; 5 care do 52c.
MINED CORN-Sales comprise 2 cars
in sacks delivered 47c; 8 cars in bulk on
track S7c; cars do do 3Sc cars in
sacks delivered 4sc 3 cars do do 41m4sc,
and cais in bulk on track 37c
OATS-Very quiet and dull, but small
order and no shipping demand. The
market closed to-day at 29c sacked and
delivered. We note sales of IS cars as
follows 3 cars in sacks delivered 3Oc; .
cars and cars in bulk on track, 24c .
cars in sacks del soc; car in bulk on
track 23c; cars in bulk on track 2ic,
CORN MEAL-Moderately active
market at unchanged prices. $50 Dbl.
kiln dried del sold at 81 40; 100 Dbl,
steam dried del 81 40; 200 Dbl, City Mill,
Evening Star" steam dried ~ so.
BRAN-Very quiet, and unchanged
No sales reported.
BUTTER-Market moderately well
supplied with all kinds choice is in good
demand at quotations. low grades are neg =
lected. Ten packages choice roll sold At
&c. 10 packages choice packed 25c; 10
cboico n.oLod onI,oze '"'s '"' "
rcGS nn;a, ; asa,.. ,,
26c; 500 dozen at use.
CHlChENS-Market overstocked, very
little demand; coops sold at $2M,2 so.
POTATOES-Dull, so barles of Peach
blows, delivered, brought 80 IS; one car
ditto sold in hnIL do,ivo,ad ., so' w.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08
ATTENTIONS!

Mr.. r. Jones on CONNER.
cial avenue, second door west
OfTenth street, is manufacture
ing Boots and Shoes of the
best material in the market
and is prepared to fill all
orders on the shortest notice.
He guarantees both the work
and material his patterns are
of the latest styles, and his
prices lower than any other
shop in the city. Confident
of the excellence of his work,
he invites the patronage of
the public. ,o,s,a am