The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-02
JUROR OF TBE STOKES CASE AR.
RESTED.
CONDITION OF OUR EXPORT
TRADE
FUNERAL SERVICES ON THE RE.
MAINS Of JOHN &. KEENAN,.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
NES YORK, November 1.-The dsy
Pns'-d oot,er than was expected 8 on
Aher 'hte'iigehce reached tho street that
mere was n" iminrdi~te danger OF the
'uip-hs'on OF Clsfl,h d Co.. and when il
'ecsm- known that the bans were M mo-
uouo'e on the RreenbAck question, the
'eenhg on the stock exchange improved.
ana rise IN tbs entire market " Q char.
act-r led ny sudden activity in sp.cul..
i've stocks Money in demand At i.lsA
| per cent, closing 1T l-i8. Gold open I'd
Il II sold upto T. and went ~ 10 again.
dnnlly clo.ing Al / Clesrings, tss ss7 .
80. Treasury d., bursements $50 900.
'sov"rnment bonds comparatively su..,v
State bond. quiet Railroad and mi.c.i.
sueous specL ir,ion. feveri,h and unsettled
SPECIE PAYEESTs
to-day, S2a4, O0o. 10 silver bars.
the ION Trust MpAyr
w-s called IN tho Uait.d State. District
C"ur, to-day in ths Bankruptcy c.l.n lar.
and November ii.h appointed for hear.
ing.
OUR yxroRr TKAps.
The export trade was never In q bette,
condition than at present. Al least. al
the steamers leaving are loade o. III /
utmost capacity, and rates w-r. n. v.
higher than now. Tho impor, ,r,ds h.
fallen away 10 alm'st nothing, a.
st"stn"rs arriving ara "ften hut half ful
This falling ID 10 especially noticeable
10 the amount Of dry goods imported.
n. B CLArLis 4 co.
notified the associated banks to.d.y IN
they we're not in need ofsny a.si.usn e.
ITs IyyIcr.
The failure OF Hoyt, Sprsgue 4 Co al
the Tres use made by fumor OF tn. lou
OF II b Clsain i Co, hss called att.
ton 10 the dry goods trade, ard H. oui
shows that trsnsactions are xht snd &C
lined ~ the wants Of current trade. T
drouth, u 10 thought, will continus un
u can be d-nnsi.Iy sscertained tbs,
iirhculties will bs over come. In
event business will tske = fresh ST.
Tho cause Of M~ssrs Cl-hin d Co
sending word to the clearing house q
they would not deliberate Ia their G
Ion ~ than their own banks aud mere
tile fri-nds wero sutnciebt for necessn
They have done . great deal tow
clearing away existing diffirulties ano
assuring the busine,s community
merchants have faith in one ano,
and are ready 10 give assistance.
Mr. Robinson, Of IN. firm Of II. b. CT
& Co. stopped in his ssl. OF goods tn
tofsy: "This house will not stop il
not fail IL !. ~ solvent ss any bous
he United Ststes.' While another nj
Der Of the Arm said ''Our sssets ar
beyond our linbilitirs, and for one I,
live that we can fail 10 to stamp hm
dot" Early in the day the same p.s
said: at 10 true We srs suffering
sn,b ,rrassmsnt, and have allowed
'ccount. to mature; but - regards
they have all been promptly paid
d" not sell our own paper, but we sci
of other houses with our ,ndorsmen
perhaps one OF the principsi causes
have led 20 our en- rsrrns.insnt wa
weovsr-rsached ours.lvrs in our snds
to assist Hoyt, Sprsgue d Go. q
care to say that we' pure
~ them to the smcuhs
million this week. hut We
very heavily. We are nov meg"
for sssistahce Of some sort from the
and other corporations. II W. succ,
our ef"rts, everything will run al
the regular grooves. II NO fail to
distance. We will be compelled to
extension upon our open sccouD
notes; our receipts ara ample {
rslls Now, don't understand me
that failure in at all probable; IL
possible. I. |. simply absurd &C
'uch thing possible
THE SITUATION. -
The Express says: And the
gloom 81 Tho week ths Improved
"a bank circles WAS . bright spot
ing the week the banks gained lar
legal tenders, AMI now mold more
almost any time since the prevail
arrangement was started. the d
rsckle banking 10 past; and We h.
clesr.hesdsd hank pr-sidsnts N ih'
ing House will give this su' Let
gnn'z ti"n their early aitentio
lnqniry ~ the freight "fic.s Of u
INK railroads It WAS ascsrtnin
her freig' I business Was sufe
we're y from financial disturbance
N ny cases railroad compxnit
largely cutting down expense by
tion OF wager snd discharge 81 "
Nearly 800 men are thrown on
Dloyment by partial suspension
81 Planet mills, an ext nsive carp
INK va t'butu D'O'f
10 ssid the mills viii b. clos"d un
Thursday next. To-day 81 of
1t work on the Delaware and Hu
nal compsny's building At uck.
borers IN The same Job stuck al,
The funeral Of Rev. D.. hi
ID d, OF England. known IN thi'
~ an opponent Of Chss. B'sdlou
place this morning from 81. II
pitAl.
Tho funeral services over the
Of John g. Hsensn will no he'll
row In the Church Of Holy Innca
ter which the body will DO COZ
Albany for intern ent.
JUROR ARRESTED.
james DelOs Center. ono Of &
In tho Slokss' case. was arrested
and lodged In the cell occupied
AFTER tho shooting Of Fisk.
jury 10 believed to have indicte
his ohi"r'i"rs 80