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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

Il 10 Of provisions, how to -
.sm go farshsst aid last Ioassss. 4
80. Is she apprsiatss the inpsglssss q ~.
. .M tenn order, tidiness and the
snowlng manaeemspt Of shiidpsu Ara rssys~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

WASHINGTON AVENUE, BETWEEN TENTH
AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
so lbs. DRY Cuba Sugar for $50
OIL u I on
81 lbs. A coffee Sugar, N. Y. Std. OC
Prime Rio Coffee for 0(
81 Choice loo
8 "A" Old Government Java l0t
Teas and other staple and fancy Grocs-
riss equally - cheap,
Goods new and full weight given. Cali
cad ny.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

Mrs. WhitcO mb's Syrup.
The great soothing remedy. Price only Is
,ents. Gives rest to the mother and health to
he child Sold by Druggists.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25
Use Dr. Henry's WORLDS Tonic and
Blood PuPiner.

II Is the great household remedy, pleasant to
take, yet potent for the prevention and cure Of
diseases. 1t Is better than Bitters, Cordial,
Duchu or sarsaparilla. Sold by Druggists
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25
ONE PRICE

for all. and guarantee that Ia be low one
send for samples of any goods. If not able tC
call, and We will send them chceffully.
II. u. MANN n CO..
lO-lId&wlm. II. Louis. Mo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

l0-l2-lm. DO,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Ss;t0n ss r%sT eop s.o S5dpsr c SereceD s
Cotton active; good ordinary, H3Sc; low middinas,
%IIdalings SIC. Ses receipts 1869 baesi gross
le5sc, low middIngs, i7c. middings, n,sc Net re-
ceipts a249 balea Exports coastwse, llSo Bales iW
'>-' MoBILs, Sept 2a 1872;
d GSop S1ie bit m aasss se is bales f Gxpos
eoa:sSse Sss ssss, 500 STOCK sss '"'''
WILMINGTON, N, O., Sept. %, 1877.
strained stior low No q q for No. % 50 for extra
steady a. g hard IS 90 for yellow dip and virgin
BuIyALo. Sept; e. 1872
Lake 4, % f. S wheat ssrsS Sssee 49,
Canal $500 bushels; corn $40 zss o.;
scs Ss &c ns barley S%
:s$s$S 4 q n si' i 3 Shss; sssS
quoted MiIwaukss No Spring At q sas Cogn a.
&c. RhiIs y snd Se "a at
sprng . %es amber q %its for yhte do
so 80 double extra Wheat dull sales q 400 bush.
ssi 81 one car While State At 81 % Corn dull sales q
lido bushels at 60c Barley nomnally lower; small
Of ssE e SVss sa SG sSp
C1lcAGo Sept rs lEa
extra ss 50 $40 Wheat dun and lower No Spring 81
s Spring M G rses Se seR c
aslc regular and fresh CASH Sc October; rejected
barley in good demand; No Fall esc PSrk-De%and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARxEr-IoNpoN, Sept %-o r M,
Consols closed unchanged. American securities quiet and
steady; quotations unchanged. Erie Railway shares,
s9M Consols opened at A for money and %5S for the
9Si; 1865, %; ten-fortes, s7% new flves, S9H.
Paris BoURsE.-PARIs, Sept 25-P. M-Rentes closed at
b3f. 90c.
FRANKroRr BouRsR.-FRANKFoRr, Sept pa. NJ
United States vetwenty bonds opened ut 957s for the
issue of 1852.
hiyMERPooL cotton mARKkr-LlvERpooL, sept 20 r.
have been Y go bales Including for speculation and
9d Sales Of mddling Orleans tor September 9d Sales
Of middling Orleans for November at 9d of middlinp
uplands for October at 9ld; Of middng uplands fol
November at 91zd.
U-P. M.-The market Is quiet and steady.
LONDON PRODUCE MARRET.--LONDON, Sept 25-Even
per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKKT.-ANTwKRP, Sept. 25-Petroleum
4Sf for fine pale American.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26
FINANCIAL.

MURRAY HILL BANK
M new YoRK eept. a. Is71
The Directors Of this bank this day declared
dividend of - per share payable and after October
1872 The books will be closed from date TO LIST
prOximo. JAMES STRIKER Cashier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26

For future delivery basis low middlin the sales have
been as fo!lows:.Sales last evening after O'clock
s sSsf is9 at Sovs@ a. at
sc, il6c December, s siec January 100
At FetT5SSsaTy 100 a. u.s. ioS at d9s ioo *
q SiSc.-Totai 5000 bales: sales today up tOsf M
'S siSs 1872 SstOOsT iS9 a. il Les q
Issc Noyember, a6o at ls sl6c 500 at lsHc:, 100 az
Is seS So at sss o at e.a' YoSsm n.
Ssr 1 leS isc 10 a. S iso
100 az Isass 100 A. Iss 9oost Is sIss sost iss.
ssasS sSS 4 isisa ,sss' MsfsS, SO
20'Sc., 400 at 2Okc;-Total, 1900 bales Grand
total, $500 bales Rates on cotton to foreign
I'd; SAIL sied "a to nayrs BY steam L. gold; sail
lc. gold, compressed; to Baltic ports. by SAIL t. gold
to Mediterranean ports by steam "a The recepts at the
SSS Mobile M saysnnas ss S
last week, $500 This day last year b31a We quote =
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per cent for carrying to lie for borrowing. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol.
lows
GO,u Da,a1 ha,s Mo-: aSo'sm
currency DaldnCes.. 6,o64, 430
The European steamers took out $236,O00 In sill
yer. The Sub-Treasury paid out s33 900 on account
Ofinterest and $4,000 on account Of redeemed FIVE
twenties.
OURSELVES AS OTHERS SEE US.
The tendency Of the gold market is thus discussed
by the London open Stock Exchange Circular Of
the l4th inst. -
A change OF some interest is occurring in Califor-
medium rs nat that ps1 sreenbacSs were
legal tender. Lately god-note banks have been
established there; and these notes have 30 risen
coin. 1t is commended that II greenbacks were
made redeemable In gold for the value on their
face, at the United states Treasury, the premium
on gold would disappear and there would be no
run OF consequence on the Treasury to exchange
green.6acks for gold. This opinion receives con-
forna for the State felt strongly on the subject Of
specie, holding that as q precious-metal-pro-
take measures calculated to deprecate the
value Of its own products. II the new notes re.
millions OF dollars in gold will be released, and
may materially help the secretary Of the Treasury
In returning to specie basis II that Minister con-
however, worthy OF consideration that the United
States tend rapidly towards a resumption OF specie
payments In the way we have Indicated which is
to exchange greenbacks for gold ct the Treasury,
as gold is given for notes at the Bank OF England.
Investors are aware that these greenbacks are
now at depreciation with regard to gold, as 100 is
curities preference should be given to currency
securities as against gold; for the day is not
distant when the two will be equal In value, and
the holders OF the greenbacK securities will realize
rs gain the rise.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
honda:=
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26

The European steamers took out $3.50, 900 In sl-
yer. The b-Treasury paid out s33 900 on account
ofinterest, and $1,000 on account ofredeemed nve-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26

TT IA..cw continued IN good demand and very rm
WHiskEr.-Recipts 06 bbk The market was rather
hrmer at the opening but subsequently closed steady at
Yesterdays prices The sales were about 100 bbls at
e2hc &c., chiefly at the inside figure. and closing at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26
The Eric neutrality-suspicious. Of
Omccrs.

The following new appointments Of onlcers on the
Erie road took erect yesterday by order OF II. D.
v. Pratt superintendent Of transportation. and
approved by A. s. Diven, President:-R B. Gable,
General Assistant superintendent Of Transporta-
ton; @. s. Reddington, Assistant Superintendent
Of Transportation, with charge OF the Eastern and
Delaware divisions nd branches
g. w. Gardner, Acting Assistant superintendent
OF Transportation, with charge OF the Susquenanna
and Rochester divisions and branches.
r. @. Taylor, Assistant superintendent, Win
branches.
Ali rules and regulations and unrepealed general
and special orders relative to the movement OF
trains distribution OF cars and government Of
workmen connected with this department. con-
tlnue In force until further notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton I'm Good Demand and Firmer-Re-
ceipts NJ tho Ports &, $40 Bal es-Bread.
stuffs Quiet and Unchanged-Conee
Quiet - Freights Firmer - Petroleum
Dull-Provisions Quiet-spirits Tur-
pentine and Rosin were Firmcr-Whis-
key Closed steady. r
WEDNESDAY. Sept. ass p. NJ
The markets were generally Quieer to-day ana the
ceptions to the rule few and unimportant The
cotton about the same though the market
assumed irmer tone and prices showed an improve
ment. The movement In breadstuns slow being
scted by high rates Of freight and scarcity Of tonnage
The shp0wnSts are resping rich hsryss, Just now all
SIISs % while &c berth
Ss
sisl i order On CHAINS SsSs vas ana
yet prices were without noteworthy change. Corn was
s
but III &c
very quiet but steady %sTtst SI Tsansa Petroleum
Of cseR IN naval
there was comparatively little accomplished but the
The movement dry goods continued lair while prices
market remained quiet At sHSSt previous len
yate terms We quote Rio ordinary cargoes, iljsc
loc fair do i6sc. l6c. good Do lec l6s5c., prime
sG asuaya ESG Cd. s. DSSmnso M
Java, l8&c. q 20c., gold.
CoTToN-The market continued to rule frmer, and
with good demand from exporters holders enabled
provement conform quotations. the market clos
Ing steady Future deliveries fairly active at better
rates closing steady on the basis Of Isc for September
lSc for October, ISc for November and lS1ac for De-
cenber. The sales sum up as follows
To-Day. Last Erening Total
Export Observation-Disclosures. 1867 1874 l,26l
Consumption ............... 4A 81 ass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26

WHEAT wa; dull but unchanged In fact some Of the
sales at better prices though ut the close the
evening" were about $780, 900 bushels at 4Oa 81
for ehoce dc Si choices white Michigan q 3 for
lots Of amber Indiana and 81 IS 81 70 Winter
Western. Other descriptions were entirely nominal.
Corn rmer but less active The sales foot about
eilc for do steamer 6sc for high mixed western &C.
66sc for do yellow and Csc &c for inferior choice
white Included In the sales 900 bushels for last half
Of October at Oats were dull but without material
3sc. Ale. for black Western, &C. sc. for mixed
Western and 47c for choice white Old store was Of
fered at 47c without buyers Barley and rye nom-
nal In the absence Of transactions.
accommodation for grain by steam and rates closed de-
cdcd!y frmer. For other produce the rates firm,
but the inquiry for room only moderate. There were
tnued fair for vessels for almost all purposes Rates. in
some instances, were little Off but generally the
ket Arm owing to the scarcity Of available tonnage
10000 bushels Of grain standard bssHe and iiad
Cd 800 boxes cheese 45s 100 boxes bacon at 4Cs and
by SAIL 1900 bushels grain at l0d l0d To Antwerp,
bark $500 quarters grain, to direct Irish port at s.
Cork for orders at s. I'D; Norwegian bark rechar
tered, same voyage y at s. g. Norwegian bark Ge-
off; Swedish bark hence TO Cork for orders to United
Kingdom Continent $500 bbls of naphtha at Ss II to
United Kingdom and Sc. Cd. If to Continent; German
brig hence e Cork for orders to the United Kingdom
fat according TO ports British bark 800 tons 20 arrive
her way), from Charleston Savannah to Liver
pool or Continents full cargo Of cotton at $780,
for grain the basis of charters previously given
MoLAssEs has been no trade Of i'm porance to-
day beyond limited ebbing business in domestic which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26

NAVAL ST0RES-The market Tor spirits tnrpentne was
tendency have only sales 70 Dbl, sc.
nna so5r and Ss BID ss.
% S es @ Il e had s A. Ct e
that price Tar and pitch remained quiet and without
'PsIRotEgs-Th market for. refined remained very
Sn 10 %s ss. s
S Ssh prfe s % %s SSssd
ssass Sss
SssTS
or city, At Urine Mas re
s ~ y sRe
daness that has for past No
Snow to 90 aa the market
remainder ofmcnth. s'eN t''NA ''' ''' 'p0' VI
cut II SS snS s1sss Kegs
ae a5 Ssns % PORK dull and
s sssS ~ 60 n ss pI%s . g S changed %ss
and siS9 for special brands o. ds: Bacon continued
$%s' WIN %S,' '' "aSss!sd 5sal1s
fssS SsssEy S obB s
d. Prime mess lerces ssa and sG mes mess
6 Ds ssno at sS% M
aen oGn way yhsrs small at
shoulders picked hams laic: lc do should
Deucs, nc DOxeu OF IOoSe
LardThe market for Western was easy at SIC sales OF
0 erces for september at that price. City was dull at
sac, with sales only OF Is uerces
sucAR.The movement In raw sugar to-day has been
very moderate, but hear Of essential change in
prices We hear Of sales Of hds Of prime refining
gSc Is hhds Of Dcmcrara at Ike, and IS hhd descrip
pSes fair dep 's and steady selling at
ouba-Rennps, Inferior common. 7xc. s,sc; ialr
s sssiis @ fan e s S5.ss ss
mSla' Hsx nads And boxes rs msadS
SS SIS; do, 10 70 n g!c rs; d. lss% "a lossc
l2kc; do, white, like 123Sc. Porto Rico-keaning
e prB%s SI S far e p c7hSce
RS JaSSnmpIteh standard Nos ~ to u Stc awe
RicE-There continued fair demand for both foreign
and domestic, and the market firm. Sales 90 terces
OF Carolina, At SAC &c. IS bags OF Patna &c.
and rs bags Of Rangoon at &C. AK.
SrEARISR.-ko sales were reported and prices In the
absence Of business were nominal
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The quotations base cotton in store running in
quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
NoTE-At meeting of the members of the Cotton Ex-
change held to-day at noon was resolved to open the
vote In the negative.
122 s bushels corn rs do meal $50 bbs oats
2e625 bushels barley, ll6s DO The flour market was
ers favor The sales since our last aggregate were II @
demand and steady hear Of sales Of 25e bbis Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26
GOLD FLUCTUATIONS

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to lie for borrowing. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lOWa:-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-12
NEWS OF THE DAY.
"7o sho,o the ve,y age and body ofthe Tine

"7o sho,o the very age and body of the Tines
The recent outbreak of fanatics in the town
of Jundil, Argentine States, resulted in fear
full massacre. The Gauchos excited to frenzy
by man named Salude, made sudden attack
upon the foreigners The latter, taken by sur
prise, were unable to defend themselves, and
before the authorities could stop the slaughter
thirty-six were killed. The assassins were
then attacked by the troops. They He'd, but
were pursued, and sixteen were shot and TWEEN.
ty-four taken prisoners.
The failure of the old. established firm of +.
W. Bruno & Sons, house largely engaged in
the sugar trade of Baltimore, became known on
Saturday Certain Havana drafts on the tirm
amounting to $250,000 and drawn against
10000 boxes of sugar, went under protest, the
acceptor being unable to meet his engagements
thereon.
During the past week one hundred and eigh-
ty-three persons in Philadelphia fell victims to
the smallpox an increase over the previous
week. It was stated few days since that 1t
was not small. pox which is now prevailing in
Philadelphia, but disease known as the
''blacE plague
Two men, who have heretofore moved in the
world of fashion of New York, were arrested in
that city on Saturday, charged with being pro-
fessional burglars They offered the officers
who arrested them ten thousand dollars to be
released
The Chinese in Cuba by recent decree are
not permitted to make any movement or to
leave the country, and are subject to arbitrary
arrest and imprisonment, from whence they es-
cape only by being forced to work for the plan
tiers.
The committee appointed by Congress to vi
sit New Orleans and investigate the causes
which led to the recent political disturbances
there, has concluded its labor, and will return to
Washington probably on Wednesday.
The Rockfo ford, Rock Island and St Louis
Railroad Company have offered reward Of
five hundred dollars for the arrest Of the con-
ductor and engineer who caused the recent
slaughter on that road,
A strange fatality attends the Pennsylvania
Senate. For the second time the political par
ties have been evenly balanced by the death OF
Republican Senator
A meeting of the Bar of the Supreme Court
of the U. S. was held in Washington on Satur-
day, in respect to the memory Of the late Ro-
bert j. Brent.
According to the London Tablet, on the very
morning that Archbishop Spalding died, it was
announced in Rome that he was to be made a
Cardinal
Brigham Young is reported as being quite
i'll, and his strength failing fast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-12
Local BreVities.

All of the valuable real estate advertised to
be sold to-day by Mr. J. p. Smith. was with
drawn.
A mad dog was shot and killed by MIR. Rose
Cats at the house of Mr. John Cook, at Vest
End, this morning.
The stable of Knox Express Company was
robbed last night Of Il set Of harness belonging
to Mr. Thomas Mahorn.
An attempt to rob the hen rooSt OF Mr. JAS
Crockett, on Queen. letween. Royal anu Put
streets, was frustrated last night.
Miss Edith O'Gorman. the Escaped Num-
will deliver lecture entitled LITE IN Convent
at Saepta Hall on Wednesday evening.
A lot on Alfred street, between Duke and
Wolfe was sold on Saturday last by Il. A.
Kerby, auctoneer to Reuben Johnston, tor
$50.
4 theatrical representation Tor the benefit OF
the Columbia Fire Company will be gwen at
Liberty Hall to ght by rhe Alexandria Dra-
matte Association
The report Of the death of Mr.. Davis, who
was caught between the cars last Saturday
and severly mashed, is incorrect, and the prob
ability is that, that gentleman will recover
Twenty-seven dollars Were stolen, yesterday,
from the pocket of coat hanging up in the
back room OF the store of Mr. Johu Gray in
Petersburg" during the tempor Try absence OF
the proprietor.
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a
DIED..

On the lth inst, after brief illness of pncu
moniu, WIN. d. MASSEY, in the 5Gth year OF
his age rs His friends are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral from his late residence,
No. l IL Cameron street, at O'Clock tomorrow
(TueSday) afternoon.
philadelphia and N. York papers please copy. J
At Oak Dale, Prince William county Va,
january ~, 1872, ut the residence of his uncle,
Rev. B. T. Dulin, EDWARD S. DULIN, in
the twenty-third year of his age-son of the late
Z. l.. Dulin. Mr.. Duln Was u consistent lneln-
Der of the Baptist Church for several years. His
funeral sermon was preached by Rev. q. w.
Briston, from Corinthians, 18th chapter, 9th
verse-"Thnnks be to God, which givcth us the
victory through our Lord Jesus Christ"
On Monday, the 9Th day of February, at her
residence, near Bacon Race, Prince William
county, Mrs. WARREN DAVIS, aged seventy
years
On Sunday, the 5th of February, at her resi-
dence, near Fairfax station Mrs. ELIZABETH
KEYS, wife of Mr. David Keys aged 45 years.
At his residence near Brdgeton St. Louis
county, Mo-, on the night OF Deeeniber Slst
1871, after short illness, LEWIS ADtE, in the
list year of his age. T. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-12
FOREIGN NEW y.

A dcputa,ion which waited upon the French
Minister Of Foreign Affairs at Paris for the
purpose of securing the aid Of the Government
in Il voluntary movement to relieve France oil
German occupation, have been answered that
the Government could not officially give its
concurrence, because the Germans fearing the
antiriI;ltory payment might Indicate an intcn-
linn on the part of the French to their revenge
would insist occupying the six departments
for the Sti!,u ted time.
The Lnndnn Times says: 1t is morally
certain tia, to settle the Alabama claims before
the Geneva Board of Arbitration will be u
failure We must therefore make efforts to
prevent angry rccrminatinpS If we are sue
cessful, the time is probably near wheD more
acXtclrus negotiations may settle all ditfercn-
ceS.
i dispatch from Cork reports that a terrible
storm has prevailed for the past few days on
the southern coast of Ireland, and several ma
rinr disasters with serious loss of life arc re-
ported. Three vessels, loundered off Ballycas-
tie. u village twenty miles southeast OF Cork,
and their crYws persisted. 80.
The trial of Kelly for firing on policeman,
in Dublin, terminated in, Conviction. aud the
prisoner has been sentenced tR fifteen years I'M
prisonment at hard labor.
Mr.. BlennerhaSset, the home rule candi-
date, has been elected to the House of Com
mons, from Kerry, Ireland
BALTIMORE CONFERENCE NJ. Z. CHURCH
| South. The next annual session Of the Bal
timore Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, will be held in Wartenton
Va, commencing on the 9th proximo. 1t is
expected that Bishop Payne will preside, and
that upwards Of POO clergymen will be in atten.
dance Ample arrangements have been made,
We understand, for e.accommodat of these
and for entertaining quite a number Of friends
residing at distance who have been invited tc
be present on the interesting occasion.
For the information of such persons as might
absent themselves from fear Of trespassing on
the hospitality of our citizens, We state that
there are two large and well-kcpt hotels here
which will gladly receive them and provide for
their comfort. = Wurrenton Lntle:c
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY II.

Mr.. Sumner, it is said, having succeeded in
defeating amnesty by lacking on his Supple
mentary Civil Rights bill as an amendment,
proposes to continue the programme by offer
ing the bill to every measure of the sort. 1t is
further said that some Senators express the be-
lief that the Amnesty bill now lying on the Sen
ate table Will be passed ''They also antici-
pate that Senator Sumner will again offer his
Civil Rights amendment, and which will be
defeated in the Senate as not german to the
bill, or by direct vote. The Southern friends
of the bill say that, Summers measure out OF
the way, the Amnesty bill can secure the re-
quired number of votes to pass it." MIR.
Hooper, of Boston, it is said, will tomorrow
introduce in the House Of Representatives a
bill supplementary to an act to protect all
citizens of the U. S. in their civil rights, .
which is nearly identical With Mr.. Sumner s
civil rights amendment to the amnesty bill,
except that it applies to "citizens' instead Of
persons thereby offering no objection tc
those from the Pacific coast.