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New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EsspApIAN n.,E IsTs

LONDON Apnl 0ll:jl mCOnao.s opened
nouc, American secn,ites
Twenty bonds. 1929 9l 1868 old "a; lb7 9l Forbes eg.
Aprl a nted States
ISL for the issue Of 1867.
PAhGs, April lO-s n.-Rentes opened at 53t Sc
April lOlO:3O mCotol opened steady Middng
Uplands. lltd; Mttipg Orleaas, II, llid
LoSDoS April lO-l:0 m.-Ionos for money Sli for tie
9!}
LIVERPOOL Aph, 0-l:30 m-Coon IL firm; Midng Ipands
tdl! Nding Orleans HID Beadstnis dull Corn, n .
4 Peas Jy quarter Tor Canadian Beef tb6 bb for
Prime Mess
LONDON April lO-t3 mConsos closed 9i for money and
9l uned States fseTwenty bonds 1865
le65s old "a 1875 93i Terforties. 8st
PAKIs. April lO-p. p.m.-kentes closed az s5L &c
LIVERPOOL April l0+lD mCoon closed strong; Middiug
uPands dllf sddlng Orleans ld sales OF the day 800
bales incadng 400 for speculation aud Cheese
for Tie best grades Of Amtrcsn Fine. Bacon 2 for Cnber
land Cut.
LIyEnroor, April io-Eveung 3o for Short Rib
Mdilcs
LoSpos April ORvening Calcutta Lusesd 62. Lineed OIL
9J1 Common Rosn, 6dT9 1upentine 80 ass .
Rcst
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE BoyDs are being alb
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured they by first mortgage on the
Road, Land Grant Franchise, and Equipments, COM
bined in one mortgage, they command ut a
ready market.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing Of
the loan. Principal and interest payable in goid
Interest at eight s) per cent per annum. Payable,
scni-annually, free of tax Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000, $500, and 800 Cou-
pons Registered.
Price 81! and accrued interest in currency from
February II, 1872.
Maps Circulars, Documents and information fur
nished.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
NewYork.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the un-
dersigned, who unhestatingly recommend them.
TANNER 81 Co.. Bankers
No. II Wall-st.. Ncw-Y0rk.
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financial.
4 SSIGNFFS: SALE of the ALABAMA and

4 SSIGNEES SALE of the ALABAMA aIl
N CHAITiEp r. Fin ile District tls II d
the Id h District OF Aab1malu Ia
II hal Chattanooga asud COMprr. t.uSruu.lcg-
81 The sail Court male he 81 O Hanl,
s7l the unce.ieni t-aecs II Bankruptcy Baiaa and
Eat.1 hereby that vii
rub tn Aitesian BsH, C,r of
Montgomery St.e Of Alabama. NJNDAl, te weutscou tsy
OF April 1872 n tie coa'aaol' Taios OF sad Cnahy in u.
Meg the STATE Of Mississippi, o s tor1iau7 q
Waahache, f. Of Tennessee, Ter with It's rlchN
equipments rolling sok macLnehos dego water sauon road
bed macne- tcO Odcr right mtclet 'r
whae,er wlich COayeei ny saIl Aihma afd iS
Railroad C1uany BY its deel OF tfust
ecutei nth day Of IccnJer lGfi TO Sch h.aa
Del. Tra together win ue nacbre
ach td ,oos, o ami statonhuscs In he y
Of f(latan0O " tness sun e. LoaefcF 20 ne !tA 81
the State of baa IT, n'rse nen Of tie M HCfegf hona
said Railroad 20 len oi ae hoI!r ani Of e
bonds iGdore cte Of Alabama 70 r anont
lri re- and cusad c0aT md sIbcft 20 ~
lien Of lie Alabama interest "a o sad hrs mort
gaze ust hUnde aud irtwo noaBi Eve
aors. a1i subject the further lien of h 't'e
Of may neairpsv sai i moee
bonds an much sad Hood saec to en Of ne sf1it ~
Georgia VII be i se,t that ea should said Zen n favor OF ne
Geora b. sel and s prior 10 tic day sale a'ori
the s-.d Ioa willie .od iisirc lnlered taereo.
JON 4i&LRAT As'suees n banknr'e' tie
JOHN T. BAILEY Chattanooga hgilr'ad company.
Frs,t
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And the following for city bank stocks:

In railroad bonds thero strong business at high
prices. Central Pacics advanced nearly one per cent
TO 1919 the increased earnings of the road. Union
Pacfos steady at ol09ll for fr.ts 81 FOR Land
Grant, and 81 for Income. Ncw-Jerscy Central new
first brought 1875; G. and New Sinking Fund 1Ol North
Missouri first 92 and first OF Boston, Hartford and Eric
at l5i to AZ. The bids follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
WEDNESDAY, April l0-P. NJ.


The continued stringency Of money, and the
consequent holding of of operators awaiting its eyentu
ation was the cause for another quiet day in the
Stock Exchange, the dealings being even more restricted
than yesterday. As many theories advanced to-
day. relative TO the money pressure as at any te, ana
from reports that the lockedup greenbacks cod be
restored to general II TO DC positively asserted
that they had been let Ocse and that the present cos-
of money purely the result of natural causes
We should hardly hold 10 the latter theory despite the
low reserve OF the banks and choose rather to believe
that the prcenbacks will remain securely buOned up In
the breeces pockets Of the bears until The influx OF cur
rency furnishes sufficient accommodations for the pecu-
lave gentry Of the str e without to the said
bear operators Considering the brought to bear,
prices have been night gaantly sustained. though OF
to-day We must ray the market has been heavy
equang to 70 per cent, and continuous the close.
the dealings in Erie, NewYork Central Ohios, North
Western Common, Pacific Mail, Western Union, Union
Pacific and G. c. and Indiana Central being of moderate
proportions The rst-named indeed very active at
times advancing the from G5i TO CGt the
advance in London to 54,. Subsequently the price
dropped of 69h the London price at 63i. but
there later rally Of over per cent To what ex-
teDt the London Bischofsheim crowd f. playing the
American interest in the local market remains TO be
seen There has little feature of interest occurring
to-day. In the stocks Morris and Essex sold
95} Cbcag 20 and Alton Preferred l23 and Panama,
81. The miscellaneous shares were quiet QIicksver
selling at 800 to 40 for Common while Preferred fell OFF
from 62 53l. There a sale OF Preferred Marposa
81 Tie coal shares quiet and firm, and express
stocks neglected.
The opening, highest lowest, and closing prices OF
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.


April l0 kgf. Ashes pkg BcaS 1870 bales Cotton 50
Dried Fruit hl. $50 bh Flour hbB siea 5l2
Meal 900 Wheat Con-, ag oats, l0j
bush Malt lush. barley 90 bush.
II bales Hemp 3 Hides 1858 sides Leather " bales
lJ bales Hops % bb Lard Oil 70 b5 O 200 pss Oh Cake,
81 bbs Ron 65 pkg butter $50 phg Beef 29 pigs Pork 6
pkg cut Meats 437 ps. Lari u Kegs Lnr ls Pk Cheese -
Crease 6 lkR Taow Oi pkgs. ~ pkS Rice - bales
Tow bales 40 Silver $50 pkrs Starch !l2
Il hhd Tobacco 1859 pkss Tobacco, J bbl WHISKY, b
lales MoOl
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

Extra malls for Europe tomorrow, per steamer Cl'
bria will close at 1880 p. at the Merchants Tx
change, Nos. 90 and 81 Pinc-st
The money market opened strlngeh.y' 0 pei
cent and interest being pretty generally paid by the
stock brokers, though later SIG and interest,"
and even were also paid, though just before
bank hours the rates dropped down to 1Io'
ls2, and, finally, 7 per cent currency was ac-
cepted, though a reaction was noted later, ana the
closing business was at I32. Tho delay oi
the Secretary in making the awards was severely COM
ented upon. keeping the street tpoe with excite
,rort t,,I nco,iv 4 H. m The offerings amounted to
g. at Ooso TO llO42 The award was for scOOo
at 1905 10 Il0Il thus detailed:
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
THE MARKETS.
,r,,.,l,y reuo,ted for pus TaBuHs I

,eups The ceps ~ pigs Pos arc IN hmllsn uem'n
stesIy Al sB 2j Pearls dnll and nominal
CdTTosThe market active and sr bat 2os tame or iq9e m 81
- 2 a eles neudag CO. FOR export 5Oo c0nsenPon ~
stscuicn AID 1 IN nai sales as evening alssf p i8 AZ
e =, o. isisc Nav 100 5ijc June, dO at zc a.,
tstr. o1 AZ &sc September 100 at p lll9ci lyD az Nt
ie At ri iIIsc October % 3lec Os nic hoyemoe @
og.tho-Iea, 100 bales. sseS
~ 20 fOst 29c, 600 at y llgc $0st Se iy o =. =,
9 tce 9ai xlr 30 at 2lc al l3 May, @ a z h'
~ icc 1900 2c. 900 % Ii 400 a, @ " a. 53 - 911l
400 at 2JSt Jo ny - ['L'
o l 5sc sNS AT 29ic so q. i5lGc 800 az E5c J.y
ISOSt n IsIcc, August 100 at at 2c sepmoer ~ ~
5fo .t I9lGe sOO 2c October 900 at N4'i Hoynyet
Iseenbe 200 each together Total 49, b&si gaA' '
"a 20 laleH. We qaote
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
diets closing quotations wer

The gold market has been quiet again today with
saes at I6l and ll0t with no special movement in the
market Tae rates paid for having balances carried were
gold per annum. 1884, g. g. and per cent % fat The
Assistant Treasurer paid out In overdue coin Interest
slOO making total Of s22 26s2o and redeemed tS9 900
called bonds total Of s42COoo The days busncss
at the Gold Exchange Bank follows Gold cleared
t3 0oO gold balances, n.i26oSo currency balanees
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
Tho davis transactions at the U. 8. subreasury were
70 washington, si,l95,OOo.

Foreign Exchange has been considerably sitter to-day
4, uence OF the tight money market In London,
and the anticipated advance in the Bank OF England
ratio Tomorrow. We quote
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
Ccacbrr5.

@ NOR School Instituten II BOnd-st., supplies
schools ami families with reliable Teacher Teachers wanting
positions should have Apphcaol Form W. schermeIhon
COVERNESS WANTED-PrOtes.an pre-
III C In priv family take charge Of educating two e
den boy gil and 10 O. she ru be on
~ rroo I'M ali respects; OF middle riHe aId anlaoe ulo'
% com cen 10 the Engla. French ara German
d Neil up in mathematics and music goc home ana hDeIS COM
to offered
erson Adde'S GOVERNESS box 3l Nowl FORK Post sy,
H. m parcua capab where last enpoyed, ana amount OF
oenoe in teaching wen references No attention WI" te gwen
70 any . complying with these conditions
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
THE MONEY M.n.nKEF.T. NJ

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCuANGE-FI!,sT CALL,
10t O'clock ~. NJ.
SoIsnof Goropmsaf Bonds
w. ooou q. lss, liza 10000 s. &c Currency
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

BURLINGTON. CEDAR RArDs AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PEn CENT GoLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
salc at e'i and interest by HENRY CLEws & Co.,
No. % Wallst. New-York
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
COTTON IARKETs.

COTTON rARKETs. -
e. LOurs. April ocoOa sedy' in fair demand AddfrFS
CNcfSx.rr Aprl srmer; held higher Mitdinzs ~
LorIsyLLE, Apri w--CO.on s;esdyi in coed cemand Md
Msapa.s Apr Icco;ton firm Mdlng', 22i ia22lc r'e '6
GALVESTON Aprl locoaon armer, Good oriBar 2la2oe
receiiis O. be os-coastwIse 's baiesi sales ~ D'
Pni1anELpnla, Aar lO-Cotton FIRM Miiings. 23le
NEw.OaLEASs Al1 9Co'on fm Md4ine 2 r. & se' T'rcI
1891 bales; gre' 100 bsle.: exports 70 LsrOc z5 6 S'
Barcelona 100 hei; Auwep 1903 baiesi sales @O 'a'si
stock l3i 900 bales ,,,,n.-. o,,. ,,,,.,,,. lee
gross 3lt evporcowise, sJ baesi sales 10 ~s
W CgAsfEsToy ami 6Cottoa fra: Mddng, 22e net ucers
l6 bales eTpos-coaSse lO.l b sales $50 baesi stock f''
wIIxrseToy -cOOu qaiei Mllsng PIE net ree'Ft',
sAvASsAg Ari lotoon goo temandi 'Oars frri r,; IL
Saps Saesi Isi saes 20 b,es ,ios 37ss 61Ies
bales sg o'''' s''''''-'''''''F .-''' '-'' y, s' -
"a bales; gross bales sales 2o9 baes scga, le GO bales
IS SSslts SSe Sntl .a 10 bales ocG is
H9ar,rA Arr Cotton quiet Grm MtdDg., aIl' receipts.
cepts y bales tE2ts Geat BRAIN slo ta!esi ccs"' 0'
MgHPH Apn lotion 6m Mings, 22c receipts 40 bales
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKEr-Arntl 10
C.TTLgce bead making total supply wceF Tine
fr "a g against 2.j cars tie tine l9s v'I
Io. miIo steer. steer % ine5s 5fs ioa IT'S 70 & g. at = 50 I'd
1asa6s ssTsn f,oS ,o H s'T. % M ai At e & = las i Lead Mo
aycng a9 p. 50 Isl i6 ae4 Ohio 'Ien anu steer a''r u
eea9 hssa nalss the .nDp} TIM, e. e2a' l
. head Canada e z b. at 50 49, '5 head ea'
'hffsP % lS to 90 f b. q & Is ,o .rr, . m ,eo head
against time week mi heavy co esrngi
10 s. q loa. agas pa 10, - C2i 10 Lea ssrgns
29l 10, at 81 y.
p..o cAGo LIVE 81 sT0cS c, YAgTFT-Ar I 51 IT. @ r. SIN,
men,s-3 81 eat-e 5 .ozs lob sleep Caue -ttu l
mon mon to iei - . @s+s ~ % seol nj - '.@ ie'f
So So Saeep er' sales a; - - 2' or poo" to very o''c
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

The FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND Bonds of
the Loganspori, Charlottesville and South Western
Railway Of Indiana. bearing per cent interest,
gold, frce'of Government tax. payable quarterly |
New-York. are for sale by JoNEs q SCHUYLER, N
IL Pnc-st., at % and accrued interest.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

k @ So T. s "a s'a .a.9, iS's Ssi WI %
Asnay2, Api FietEohing dolng heM 2: foggs; No no
1hi sisi sfi l ,sy Me6gsp ga ~ 9S. Rye ia ln
S S7 is2's o ,i bs later an eSns Sguie o ot
sive barley lBa little doipgi 9Hoied at '0a''e J"
fse 200 afner Tor better grades 60 sca so 80
Corr da ana 0 qq pt, a@1 Sa TSsI nS pon.
qTIry%t. p. ,,.eat unebanged No bed Winter
AZ al e., 10 sf5 Corn frn 5Ic Oats que At &c. Pe'
l's% G@sds. s.o a pT and Grin qneb,ng,d po buo,ss,
uuft ~ a % hs ot a. an o1er a mSs %Ss 6udys"t
%ar s! Sc sS ss Id arr ii. 1',S demand H ss
,ts 80 9,a ~ 20. & 0d WHISKY fair demand aGd hsher'
'aes =, zG ~ .S PIeSy" snss ' . hbd B.ggs quIe.
b, L2Tgr sn ~ iys 5as fr% 81 E.il.
pam s,n 9si I' lt5: Ger RIB sde. ei Csar side
e. Ea N 4 for s1osIeisi 81. dS lSf ts's 81 M t' 'e'
&C. of Cer si os a. Sl IA - &,,5g %hest sssa,, Er
IT,, ~ %; no. 3 & , 4 9iS'ee GIoyer Seed, S5I Re-
e,ip.s-7cGl i... 90 bush Wheat shiDneots-Soo bbh.
sT Lows, Agc aud fair demand sale, ponh's
Extra Wnter 1t - ~ Triple Extra 81 4IS5; fS%g;
Re, Wie IN hone a. 81 cora qaiet unchanged at le for
No. miIeL os r.t t srra Al De NO Barley quiet az
Of Goo 20 08e Hemp d9!l At s.oe$i is sF
quiet and seaa, o. &c. Poik arm a. s2i held :, 81 &
e,, ss u gs e IL ' I ci sGe hed ss 7S9sc fsoEc
Live Hog, daii a. 6ei@ Cs,ls lover e2@5 g. Re-
ceipts~co t5> % 2oCCo bush. Wheat 10000 bush Con,
~g% G.V,rso San Srl 1r sesy sole, LOO bb go for No;
4 1nsi. tle
RE quie, C0ra 90 for Boitei. 81 % for Unbolted cN
Miu feol s4 s26i shps;uGs. ~ S%i hddlngs SIs
T,a, Railroad FIeights-FIouf to Bos'on &c
TO New 5s.; o., 1.bang. 4lc
.'ii shipments 2Oo) bnsh. Wheat lWy bss'.
Corr 9i ar5 srmi aies 2o bbls No. CITY Giort
tt Wncra a s3j 400 Dbl. assogtsd braas
AZ The range ic; sae 80 bash No Dgleth FETng
81 45 Com on. bash No at SEC. Timothy
5J Is; sales 80 bush. PORK, laTj 1sa
IIrhynes un 4 IN ei articles neg ectcd ..--
rOur8ytrI Sprng sciye ~ 80 81 ~
WIert steady; ses Sprng at 81 Z4d SlAi Corr qr'
and s,eady ~ 3d f,r No MIed OasNO lfrongef at 51H
5lIc Rre acfe stronger G906c for No BlTley-No
Sp1ng neg a-d 49c Pors higher sIl md sllt
asked qu SEA 50 4 Bk Meats N nproei etntai
holl at J4dJtc: Gear hb siits
Clear sides g.! Hams ia pickle at soi 7Gsc WHISKY 9nst -
s-m l2e 1--we ys eu1Ed for shipment at ~ ~ e< 80
Cattle eel IS t0 bb fl9nr 1900 bsa Wheat,
50 hush Corn 49, 20J BUSH Barley, and b oG'
Siinment,-2 . le00l brsh Wheat 1900 Lft Corn,
27IOO Jlh Oats M bcs 5000 bush Barley and 5NV oga
F.our quiet Gld aDchalged VIZ. sieldy
At 81 for No. ~ No. Oats steady az 3e :o' No
Corn firm and in .l .rran at ic for No Mixed Re-De9arc
ght toders Sim tGc BaheyDeRand hghti Loaer
6rn at 5sc for No. steady +2 LanI-Sses oSba
Rendered Al 8 aatsSles Of Shoulders at 3e Clear hs
ddes afc i cipsj hbls Flour, 1900 bush Wheat thp
ments-2 bbs. Hour. and 1900 bush. Wheat
WuxIyoroN X c. 0spid Tupentlne firm at toc kon
firm at 81 strained; 81 - for No .S6 - for Esra Pia
Cruse lG4rc Fsdy 81 g 20 Ior haTai @S ioI Yellow up
IS for Virgin. -ly al 81 80
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
Cous4r 'rKlAs5 Kr... os7loE Cock Corxry. IulNos.I
CHICAGO, April ,. IG,A
DROPOSAIS : will be receiYcd hy Inc undrr-

signed 20 ts unu tie s0:h Instant BONDS otcoS
COUNTY, 10. 3O1oO - be teAyert on tie M day 81 @
month; 5000 The 9th Of iuHr
Thee o by direction oi the Bar OF 'oms u
of tn of 5lOt0 aUlOiel hy tUe
Assembly o lts a IT, present v'l 10
Of @ with lclc' will
ays3le seriannusfy
metropolitan National Bank the c,y Of Slors w.re the pn Il
l The of the Sste Ct Illinois
mo Couuty sii be a.ow. g. lcTe irhed Ia Tor
purrose inc >i.-ag indebtedness u the
gate xereng vae C. The taxable pors
therein acer;rel bg tie h for state and Co.'s o.
rYr nchc es" The present. DOE
deeress Coos Coauty is les, tan - COC0 ne as 'auo r
0t1; ;lt tlis issue o lon's -
not ouly within Limit hut $4,000 o he ircfGs -
present uilt,oness; IT, therefore, he
bet:tr se.nr .ty de.edto caIi'als'S
Proposals Vii received II part Of above
fo
J. =. RtMSEl. I. (..ufv
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
MARTA & Runyan.


Government bonds have been dull at the Exchange
Boards but moderately active the counters Of the
leading houses closing firm. Fisk Hatch report at
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

CHICAGO LIVE srOCK MAFKRr-APIIL n
Receipts rr -h as56 c'fe 1921 hos ltll lon snip
ments3 3j eae l35 .os lob sleep taut ia D; c'-
10 fair ! ,, NEIL good - fNH5t ?. b.
ping o; ta.cc, So 25d - Hog steady l. -
SIS So Saep sales - 25 Tor goo to
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
SECOND BOARD.

Snios OF GOr'TRmSM B0rd. .,.,
m 0oo n s. a. l01 9CoI $40 Cou o8........
2JCOO......2l O'clock no. "a O'clock.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

mort .......,.... y
% P3'k Of Ccn're. III
20 Continental B'k 9
10 Manhattan Bankl5
10 1 en;r Nat B'k.lO
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

OFFICE ST. LOUIS JosEPH RAIwAy Co.,
Louis, Apnl6 49,. :
TNIIE holders of the First Mortgage Bonds OF
Railroad Co requested 20 al lie
Office IA Broad st. New.iork WEDNESDAY the 7h OF AIn
purpose taking matters Of Importance
TO their WILLIAM IAUSst, President
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

= 7,
Cry JEFFERSON, jan I. 1917.
TNO MISSOURI RIBONDllOLDERS.-r FUND
L COMMISSIONERS of the STATE OF MISSOURI will redeem
the National Bank Of Commerce NesYor the following Bonds
the issued In aid OF the construction Of the Pacific kaoa
getheT with the below
BOnls numbered from 10 81, Jsauary II, s7?
Bonds numbered from 81 10 loo, February ~. lS72
Bonds Numbered from lol to l50 April T. 1877.
Bonds numbered frOml l5i % May II, 1874
Bonds numbered from TO $50 july y. lSTl
Bonds numbered from2 PSI 10 july %, 1872.
Bonds numbered from 30l To 80, August 49, 1871.
Bonds numbered from 35i 4oo September II, 1872
Bonis numbered from t0l 20 sao, October a. 1871
Bonds numbered from t5l TO 500 November %. 1871
Interest upon bonds
SAMUEL HAYS, State Treasurer tx 0ano
DAN N. DRAPER. state Auditor. state o Missouri.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

quotations based Cotton RAINING In qnaiV no ' ~
half grade below the grade quoei .rS IL
COFFBE-Io gr hands and the narze wel d a AZ
lower; Ordinary caTgo,s, 0t3ci fsr d9 IS.aL tS w '
l530 I2c and Prime DO l6B6l6c Other knd, noctS A. -
FLOUR MEAL-fLc market for Flour Is es aelYe IN w
grades arc strong; Choice tie low grades OF
Wheat hrras better aud Fanny grades strong but & ~ ~
tie market b s'edy for the low grs.e ana qie' ~ WIN
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-23
THE BULLETIN.
METHODIST PUBLISHING HOUSE

L,ss BY THE RECENT rIRr IN NASHVILLE.
from the Banner. Feb. III
We ere glad 10 iynrn from Rev. DR.
BEDFORD, Agent Of III. Methods, Publish.
ng ii, usr tht the Il o VI tie I. ui thu
institution, Wednesday night, did not re-
suit so disastrously as was at first antici-
pated. II Is now beloved that the fire
originated In the book bindery. at losst
fifty feet from where there had been any
6re during Wednesday. The flames were
first discovered by Messrs. Welburn and
Spence, clerks In the establishment, and
who slept in the building. They had
dressed and given the alarm before the on
gines arrived.
John Larkin's book bindery was valued
a. about $4,000. His principal loss was
in materials used in binding books, I'll,
presses being very little injured. 1t H.
thought that he will not lose altogether
more than three 5000.
About $4,000 will cover the loss sus-
tsired by the L the destruction Of the
material in the composing room, and a
large quantity Of paper and the partial de-
structon Of the stereotype foundery. The
presses and stereotype plates 10 the first
story, valued ut 100000, and the engine
and machinery, escaped uninjured.
Rev. Or. Summers valuable library, the
collection Of life time, and containing
books that cannot now be replaced, was to-
tally destroyed.
The main portion Of the building, which
fronts on the square, was slightly damaged
In the rear.
As DR.. Redford believed that there was
not the least danger from fire In the L.,
great care having been taken at all times
TO provide against such an accident, he IN
sured that portion Of the building in the
Imperial Insurance company for only
5000 The main building and stock were
insured for $4,000.
But, with even'the loss sustained We'd
nesday night, the institution Is not fnan-
cially in 20 bad . condition a. when DIR.
Redford took charge Of il in 1906. Then
IL was 100000 in debt and without credit.
II 10 now entirely out Of debt, has a good
credit as could DO desired, money 10 the
treasury, and the ground and buildings
and their contents, which previous to the
IRE, were estimated TO. be worth S2l6,-
600.
Three large rooms in the main-buld.
ing are 10 be fitted up at once and the
hundred or so persons temporarily thrown
out Of employment will be at their posts
again in a day or two. The Christian
Allocate and all the other relig ious
papers printed ut the Publishing House
will be issued as usual, and everything will
70 forward A. though the Hre had not &C.
CURED.
A. soon as the matter Of insurance can
be adjusted with the agents Of the I'm.
perial Insurance COMPANY, which il il
hoped viii be done speedily, the L will be
repaired.
The Book Committee will meet at the
Publishing House at l0o'clock this morn.
ing to make all necessary arrangements
relative TO the restoration Of that portion
Of the institution burned.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-23
TO be drs~I Monday. March 18th, lT2.
ONE GkLSD CAPITAL PRIZE OF
$4,000 IN GOLD!
One Prize 5000 In silver,
Five Prizes $1,000 {
Ten Prizes SlO0 8

Two Family Carriages ana Matched Horses with
Silver Mounted HsILess, worth
81 100 each.
Two Horses and bugges with silver'Mounted
Harness, worth SGDo each
Two hIe.toned Rosewood Pianos. worth 80 o
each! Ten family se~ing machines, worth slUo
each. 1880 gold and silver lever hunting worth
from 81 to 500 Ladies' gold leontlne chains,
gent's gold vest chains, soid and double ' lated
silver table and teaspoons, photograph albums,
leveiry, etc, etc.
Whole number gifts, 1900. Tickets limited TO
90 900.
Agents wanted to sell Tickets TO whom liberal
premiums will be paid
Slpgle tickets 81 SIX tickets $40: twelve tickets,
$40; TWENTY-FIVE $40.
Circulars containing a full list OF prizes, a de-
scripton of the manner of drawing, and other III.
formation in reference 20 the distribution, will bs
sent 10 any one ordering them, ALI letters mus,
be address, ed to LID. SINE, Box SO,
OFFICE, Cincinnati, y
lOl West 9Th It. nov2wvpUlN
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-23

Send for
d. C. JACCARD & cos II.
Illustrated Price List and
Catalogue Of Waltham, How
ard, and D. C. jaccard & Co.'S
Watches, jeweIry, and Solid
Silver and Plated Ware. &c.
When In St. Louis you are
invited to inspect their mag
niRcent JEWElRY establish
ment. Nos. 40l & 400. N.
FOURTH St., Corner Of Lo-
Gust, Odd Fellows Hall.
@Watches, Clocks and Music
Boxes Repaired and Warranted.
Orders by mail promptly alton.
ded to.
dsm.2-20.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-23
AVOID QUACKs

A victim Of early rndiscrenon, causing nervous
debility. premature decay, esc., having tried Ia
VAIN every advertised remedy, hss dteOvaud
simple means Of seif-curs. which be will send
free tn his fsllow.sunerers. n. Reeves. No. n
Nassau street, New Yoix. auE2lwiy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-23
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

Ats deprI salon, a. voluntary emission,
loss Of semen, spermat OrrhRa, loss Of
power diExy hs ad. loss of memory,
cllits, and n iOverelgn cure tn Hum.
phrey's Homeopathic specific No
Die mild snd potent Unratiyas they s,r,se .
onde at the roots OF the IN ,ttVr toae up I @ sys
TEN. arrest the discharges and lmaart vigor nd
have cured thousands of ca e. Price S. per
pack ages OF five boxes and a large 81 vial, which
is very important III obstinate or old cases, or 81
per singh box. Sold by all drusgsts, and sent
by mail on rscep. OF price. Address Humphrey
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 500 Broad
way, y. Y. p. SCHUH,
angl5d owawlv Agent. Cairo. Illinois