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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23

THE people have Loot by the
promise Of a narrow guage road instead Of
a broad guags road, says the Sun In
our opinion the promise of broad guagc
would be about as vslueless as the
promise OF narrow gusge. But the Sun
means that broad gusge road is more de.
sirsble than narrow gusge road and that,
when the people subscribed, they believed
they would get broad gusse road, They
did 90 believe, but they subscribei in aid OF
a road Of broad or of narrow
guAgs road and whom Col. Taylor, and
Menrs. w. j. Allen, and d. Hurd ascer-
tanned that broad guage could not DO SO.
cured, they agreed TO take a narrow guage
and the city and county conssncd TO the
change. Did the county lose cent by rea-
son Of the change? How much If any,
thing, the difference between the value Of
the narrow gauge and broad gauge in
the Transaction Of the business Of the city
and county. II the narrow gauge will
do the business Of the city and county as
well rs q broad gauge it will be of as niue
value TO the people. This 10 . question
that cannot DO decided until the road ha.
been tried. We don't want the Sun e
tell US what IL thinks the city aud county
piH lose, but what i, knows they have
lost.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23

Hams sugar cured loo; othor unchanged.
Gold 9llo clearing u; sight2.
Oats, heavy and shade eaiier, western
mixed, 55c; white western 65t@57c.
MEMPHIS, November 22.--Flour dull
and nominal.
Corn meal Grmer 2 10.
Corn scarce and firm.
Oats scarce and firm SIC.
Hay dull but unchanged.
Provisions, no stock.
CnrcAoo, November 22.-Flour fair dc.
mand and firm
Wheat fair deman and firm, No | spring
~ 10; No 81 Cool so cash; 81 O21
seller Decem Dor and No $l60l Of.
Corn steady, mixed 40@4Otc; 4oi@4oi
spot.
Oats unchanged No s2c cash; s2ic
January.
Rye steady, No 265.
Barley duh, shade lower, No 9 fall
81 3i@l 80;
Provisions quiet, a shade lower, moss
pork No 2l2tc January.
Lard fair demand at lower rates, No 7
l2!c@l5c.
Meats steady, shoulders loose at IL to
20 days in salt 4tc.
Wbskey fair demand.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
SAYS the SUM- Cairo and Alexander

SAYS the SUM-, Cairo and Alexander
county have prospeetirely los. largely in
the proposed issue of $1,000, 900 of stock,
prospective lose" is good. A loss to be
lost is a loss we are at loss to compre-
hend. The Sun intended to say that
$4,000, 900 Of stock were too much to pay
for the road. So much stock for so small
q road will render the county's and city 5
portion Of that stock Of little value. We
don't know this, and the Sun don't. We
believe this stock will be valuable. But
the city and county when they subscritel
didn't care whether they got any stock for
the bonds they voted. They were willing
to GRE 100000 bonds each for the rail-
road. They did give-absclutely gave
away--s95, 900 each to the Cairo and Vim
cennes road, and the Sun has no word Of
regret.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
MARKET REPORT.

NEW York, November 22-Flour,
opeded Arm, closed duh, super 10000
common to good 6 25@6 G5; good to
choice 1907 40. white wheat extra, =
40@8 10.
Whiskey lower, 93l@94c.
Wheat less active and lower No 3,
spring, 40; No2 Chisago ! 43(9l AL
winter red western 90; No 2 northwest
orn As; No 2 Iowa ! 4S@l A.
Rye quiet
Barley firm.
Corn, less active, scArcolo 20 Arm, prime
westerd mixed, store 69969!GD70c; west.
ern yellow 7lG972.
NEW ORLEANS, November 22-Corn
lower zoe.
Oats dull and castor, &c.
Bran quiet zoe.
Bacon arm, 63G7@sc.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
From Chicago.
PORK PACKERS ASSOCIATION.

PORK PACKERS ASSOCIATION.
CHICAGO, November 22,--From sta,is-
tics gathered by b. +. Howard Of this city,
secretary Of the national pork packers
association, it appears that tho number of
hogs packed up to this date, this season in
Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis, Mil
waukee, Indianapolis Peoria and Des-
moines, Iowa, is ESQ., G7 or 1884 more
than at the Same period last year. Chica-
go shows an excess of ls6,5G2. Cincin-
natl is estimated NJ 10000, Milwaukee
$500, Indianapolis 81, 4G2, St. Louis, fall
ing of OF Al, no, Louisville q, 032, Peoria
1000. Receipts from a dozen smaller
packing point in Iowa and Indiana, all
show an increase in the number packed
at the same time last year.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
TURNED UP AGAIN.

We had mourned him for lost both 10
grace and TO tho world. The rumor OF
his defec,ion--of his turning back from
following after tho blessed Nsznrene -
had fallen upon our ear, and tho fear that
he had winged his spiritual flight 10 Den
toni heaven had taken possession Of our
mind We were led by this rumor into
the belief that we should never in this
world greet him again unless he should
spiritually meet us upon the street and
spiritually take our good right hand in
his good RICH. hand, {" Denton 8
dead friends do his, anu cay to us,
"Obcrly give moa pencil and paper /
wish TO write a line or two for The Bull
LgTIY." We werc also led into tho belief
that we should not moet him on tho shin
ing shore. We we're plunged into the
belief that he had determined to not en-
10y in tho other world tho orthodox
paradise, and we will have no other. But
our fears have all been dissipated. A
postal card did the work. 1t informed
us that he was at Milford in this state, and
tina. he would be in Cairo on Friday night
next, 2sth inst, prepared to lee
ture on The Maiden and
her lover on tho back of the Hippo
griT," aud that If Friday night should 10
a pecuuiary success, he would consent to
lecture on Saturday night, about: "Tho
Changers true policy on the railroad ques-
ton" lie Is smart, and who don't want
to hear him2 Everybody will turn out,
& corrse. Need We say that she" is ID. b.
Turney2 No, we need not; we will not.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23

which, we may mention tho opening ar
tclc :" The Future Gar" by Justin Nc
earthly, which gives a graphic description
OF the Czsrovitch, and compares tho lead
ilg spirits Of the last century in Prussia--
Peter tho Great, Elizabeth and Catha-
rine, with the enlightened sovereign of
the present gigantic empire; "Wbat Be-
came of Louis XVIIp' a curious bit of
history, reviewing tho cases OF the seven
aspirants TO royalty who have claimed to
be the son of Louis XVI. of France, sup
posed to have been smuggled out of pris-
on In childhood "Stsge Othcllos-Ssl-
vani,' an article upon tho Othollos
of tho stage comparing the
acting of the great 1talion tragodian Sal
vini, with that of Booth, Maerlady, For
rest, Davenport, and other actors ccle-
brated in that character "a Few Words
about some Recent Events by Richard
b. Kmball, is an interesting and we'll
timed money article. The departments of
Literature and Science are up to the usual
high standard Of tho magazine, and the
only fault wo can find with the number lie
tho absence of the usual department Of
Humor, which lie not atoned for by the sd-
dition Of the index to volume XVI, and q
score of jokes intersperscd among the fas.
cinsting advertisements.
II T. . m, Va
Monthly Magazine is sparkling with hol.
ilsy material, holiday fashions, holiday
stories, household matters for the holt
days, holiday poems, etc, etc. But the
most. attractive Of its holiday features ia
tho marvellous offer of the large and truly
beautiful oil chrome, "Tho Old Oaken
Bucket" to each subscriber us holiday
present. The Old Oaken Bucket ia II
K &c inches in size,-retailed at $50, and
tho best and most popular chrome ever
Published and yet is presented free to each
50 yearly subscriber for 1874. This
throws all other premiums in tho shade.
What next? Address w. Jennings Dom
crest, s33 Broadway, New York.
Democrats Young America for De-
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other entertaining features for the juve.
nile.. Some rare attractions are promised
for the New Year, among which is r beau
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toons illustrating the evils Of intemper-
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America is to be offered at 81 hereafter,
with beautiful oil chrome to each sub
scriber as premium. Address, w. Jen-
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
From Salt Lake.

SYMPATHY FOR CUBA IN UTAH.
SALT LAKE, November 22.-But ono
sentiment prevails with regard to the
Virginirs attrocity; Ample reparation
or war. The meeting last night concluded
with resolution that when the admins
tration finds it necessary to declare war to
vindicate the nations honor, the people,
of Utah without distinction Of party will
rally to its support Public feeling has
been high, to-day, to avenge the insult to
our Gsg and free Cuba.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23

A TELEGRAM informs the public that
several deaths from smallpox have re-
Gently occurred At Csrlinville, that "sone
twelve or fifteen cases are now
down and the disease reported on
the increase" Tho disease will come
wandering down through Cairo in few
weeks, if-but what's the use of talk, (?
Our folks don't care. Smallpox can,
frighten thom and the council has q
weakness for il.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
From Albany, N. Y.
CALL FOR uELP.

ALBANY, November 22.-Dispatches
from different points on the canal state
that boats are all the move we Of Scho-
nectady. Holp is called for and tho pres
ence Of those interested in boats AID prop
erty. 1t is decided that with help all
boats east of Utica can DO got to tide
water.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23

SAM. BowLEs, editor CT the Springfield
Mass Republican newspaper refuses to
become q candidate for mayor of Spring
field. lie would rather DO mayor of that
city than hold any office in the gift of his
fellow-citiEens; he considers the invita-
ton to be a candidate a great compliment,
but he rises above the temptation. lie
refuses TO be mayor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
From Portland, Me.
A $4,000 SUIT.

POLAND, November 22.-Prosecution
has been commenced against Charles A.
Boardmsn OF Calais, on charges Of having
smuggled n large quantity OF cape wool
into Calais. The wool was originally inn
drawn for expectation to New Brunswick,
and thence struggled into Calais. The
amount auei for 10 said to DO $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23

"Suriacc OF water DelOW pench marx.
EDWIN GALAND,
Observer Sig. Ser. L. ). A
NEW ORLEANS, November 22,-No ar
rivals or departures. Weather rainy.
MEMPHIS, November 22.-Weathcr
warm and rained steady all day. De-
parted: Ella, White river; Ben Frank
lin, Cincinnati; City Of Helena, st. Louis.
CINciSSATI, Novemb Der 22.-River sta
tionary. Departed; Arlington. Mem
phis; shannon and John Means and barges
New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, November 22.--River fall
len IA inches G feet on shoals. Arrived :
Tyrone, Cairo, Been raining all day,
cloudy and damp.
EVANSVILLE, NOVEMBER o. Weather
cloudy and raining lightly. River risen
6 inches. Up; Quickstep, II 5 Turner,
Goe Roberts, Chsrmer, Rover. Down;
Raven, Mary Ament, Gray Egal, Nick
Lonworth, all with good trips.
LOUISVILLE, November 22.--River fall
ing slowly with 6 feet in the canal and 4
feet in tho pass down the Indian chute.
Weather cloudy and warm with rain.
Arrived Gen. Lyttle Cincinnati; Dove,
Madison; Blne Wing, Kentucky river,
Morning Star, Henderson. Departed !:
Gen. Lyttle Cincinnati; Dove Madison;
Blue Wing. Kentucky river; Morning
Star, Henderson.
ST.. LOUIS, November 22.-No arrivals,
Departed Pauline Carroll, Nav Or
leans; Julia, Nicksburk; Clinton, Quincy;
St. Joe, Memphis. River falling slowly.
Steady rain Gil evening. The formation
Of now steamboat line to New Orleans
is in progress here and nearly completed.
1t will embrace most Of tho largo steam
ers which have heretofore been and are
now in the New Orleans trade.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
lr0m Montreal.

MONTREAL, November ~. - Several
l'eauhornais canal propellors and largo
number Of barges will winter in Sachine
canal and their cargos will be sent to this
city by sleighs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
From COllingwOOd.
LAST TRIP.

CoIIISowooD, November % The
steamer Cumberland on her last trip for
this season, has arrived from Lake Supe-
rior, aud the
CITY OF LONDON
from Chicago is expected hourly on her
last trip.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
From New Castle, Del.
I.AsIIINa

NEW CASTLE, November 22.--Threc
white and three colored men were
whipped here yesterday. Tho former re-
ceived twenty lashes each, and tho latter
ten each. A seventh man got ono hour
in pillory and forty lashes. Blood was
drawn from two of the white men.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
From Memphis.

TO RESUME.
MEMPHIS, November 22.--Thc Desoto
bank announces that il will resume BUSH
ness in full on Monday.
1T Is THOUGHT
that the first national bank will soon do
the same.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
JOHN II. OBERLY. Editor and Publisher

FRANCIS GUIzoT, the French statesman
and historian, is eighty years Of age. He
is writing a history of Spain to be com.
pleted in ten volumes. Five arc finished,
and BIO has no doubt of his ability TO live
until he has completed the whole work.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
From Milwaukee.
BOILER EXPLOSION.

MILWAUKEE, November 22.-Tbc Tug
Anthony exploded her boiler to-day in
Milwaukee river. Peter Snyder, the en-
gineer was fatally scaldcd. No ono else
was injured.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
From Schenectady. n. Y.

SCHENECTADY, November 22 leo
breakers have arrived and boats arc NOV
ing through two docks west of hero. Tho
prospect is that boats on this section will
will get through.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
From Dover.

DOVER November The funeral OF
John =. Hale took place to-day. The
stores were all closed and bells were
tolled.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23

The GALAXY for December, which con-
cludes the sixteenth volume Of the maya.
zine, contains very interesting table OF
among the most noticeable Of
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
TEhEGRA.PHIG,
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.

- - - g.
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
THE LATEST.
TIE LATEST CONCERNING OUR IN
TERNATIONAL TROUBLE.
CAPT. FRYS APPEAL FOR TIFF
CREW OF THE vIRGINlUS.
TWEED SENTENCED TO TWELVE
YEARS IMPRISONMENT
RAPID PREPARATION OF WAR
VESSELS.
HARBORS TO BE PLACED on WAR
FOOTING.
REPORT FROM TIE PORKERS.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
"WEDNESDAY. june l1-P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, June lip. NJ
Another field day for the bears in stocks The
speculation steady for the first hour or so
after the opening than might have reasonably been
expected from the weak manner of the close yester
day. though Western Union was disposed to weak
ness from the very start. This induced a violent
demonstration against the other stocks of the list
and by little after midday a complete and disas
trous rout n the principal specuatyes was in full
progress. st. Paul. c., c. and l. c.. Ohios, Union
Pacific aud Western Union most merci-
lessly assaulted and driven from their strong
holds to less secure retreats and SO
great was the scare at times that
almost any offer would command shares, and it
looked as though matters going to the eternal
smash. OF course there was no semblance Of panic,
nor was there the faces of operators that look Of
dismay which characterizes this kind of a market
during the times when money is hard to get Yet
in this regard the speculation worked ON the rule of
contraries, and people who were shining around
the street few weeks ago to get money to carry
stocks at half dozen points higher figures were to-
day earnest in their efforts TO sell. But this
downward movement seems to meet the general ap-
probation and il no longer needs adrOitly circulated
stories adverse to the interests of the various stocks
to keep the ball moving, for with good start the
declining movement keeps on naturally. When
prices shall have at asttouched proper level there
is no doubt but that the leading lights OF the street
will take a hand in the speculation, though there
has been a marked absence of these heavy
weights for a long time AS we have from time
to time suggested, the true way TO induce business
in stocks is for the larger holders to prevent prices
to decline to point which win make stocks desra
bic for Investment and these suggestions seem
finally to have taken root. The greatest point Of
depression in prices to-day took place between II
o'clock aud the Second Board, the afternoon market
being less fruitful of excitement, aud somewhat
steadier. The subjoined comparative table tells the
story of the varying fortunes of each stock, aud
call attention to it particularly. The general mar
lSet closed steady. The opening, highest lowest
and closing prices of stocks were as follows
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
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RANKING AND FINANCLAL.
BANNING House. OF FISK X nAs-H.
M hNIs.Ar.sr- NPM-InRk. Jmr D. iSI.

BANKING HOUSE OF FISK * hNsIH,
No ) NAssAU-sT.. NEW-1ORk. june ., 1913.
We recommend 10 our friends and customers Tor
investment of surplus capital, OF in -koAange Tor
Government bonds, which can now lie sold at uni-
sually high prices the following SecurUs OF well
known character and established reputation. viz:
The CuEsA APEAKE AND ONO SIX PER C&Nr BONDS
Principal and Interest payable Ia Gold Com IN
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and accrued interest.
Also. THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SkFEN fES
CENT BoNDs-Principal and interest PAYABLE IN goia
coin in New-York City; Interest payable January
and Julyl. Bonds Of $1,000 each, Coupon OF Regis
tered. Price 20 aud accrued interest.
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD Is com
nleted and m operation from Richmond TO the ONO
River. a distance of 40 miles, at a cost with the
eonipment of over $50 O0O0OO and the rapid deTei-
op,nent of its business indicates that the eafnihs
for the ensuing twelve months Will not ho less than
sS OO0OOO and for the succeeding year not less 'un
S5.mO,OOO.
Pamphlets containing full information concern
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objects Of interest along the route
ILL., "HUDSON RIVER ROUrR"-NeWYork 70 Albany Troy
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XII "rHg NEWPORT RoUTE"-Sew-Yo,k to Boston via View;
Bay ard vicinity
XIII THE SOUND ROUTES "-Tree routes combined (SOa K
XIV. CONNECTICUT RIVER RoUTR"-Ner.York to the
Mouutl.ns.
xv aTHE NORTHERN RoUTRoRo.ou to the White Big Mon Noun
sheiaoa spSag. Montreal aa6 ogieas5urg
XVI THE CENTRAL R r. OF NEw,JERT5EYI ". AND H.s G0S,
Chunk scranton Harrisburg Wuiamsport, and Bhnifa
xvii PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGlOSS'-New.YoE 20
via D.. L. and w. t. and s., and L. " Railways
XVIII LONG ISLAND" VIA Long Isaod R.
XIX LONG ISLAND"-yia South Side r.
XXX NEW LONDON ROUTB."-New.York 70 Montreal
XXI DELAWARE AND HUDSON ROUTE" -Phn,ierhil to
AdroBdiek Mountains Montreal via North Penn r. L. W. L.
s.. Albany and sasquehanna hai"ays
<.--t--. ~. III. 80, D., ,tf ID. .4sf, oC1s INT.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12

There IS no abatement In The supply OF monty
Offering on CALL and indeed the accumulation goes
on from day to-day, with a rose cOlored outlook.
The ruling rates on call were and per cent, prime
mercantile paper finding sale at 7. The following
were the Treasury balances at the close Of business,
to-day: Currency. S55OOO0O; coin, S77OCOOOO; GER
ifcates, SS5jOOOOO The internal revenue receipts,
to-day, foot up 100000.
Government bonds were undisturbed by the de-
cline of and weakness in the other markets, and
held the even tenor Of their way closing firm on the
basis Of 1919 to 1911 for 1868. Fisk 4 match report
oe foil lows.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12

Nov Ready Cloth bound, ~;
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
vi TWO PORTRAITS aud ILLUSTRATIONS portrait rep
resrnng be appeared the last Summer Of bis s and
being altogether the ke and natural portrait Of him ever puo-
~ The volume contains Memoir Mr. GREELEY his last hours
Of bis death the Funeral Arrlngenents The Closing Cemo
ues the Mouruiug People Letters OF BY. Voices Of The
Tributes from the Poets Resolutions and Proeee1
Public Bodies S &c Pamphlet Ettou ~ eent
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THB TRIBUNE, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12

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OF Senate House Of the Union Populations Cap Gov
euo Vote for President ConUesmeu, GoyeTuo &C. in 49, 'ou
Presidential Elections from the hr
Election General second Election OF General Grant,
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