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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-03
MARKET REPORT.


CHICAGO, February 2-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull and lower a.
| 4jG1l ls. Corn quiet and unchanged
at JSmGl. Oats steady ut i5M54. Ryo
steady 1T %. Barley nominal. Eggs Is.
Butter and cteese firm. Provisions
MEMPHIS, February 2.-Cornmeal firm.
or at 3 4c@3 40. Corn in ligh. demand
steady ana firm ut 75@76. Oats $1,000,
Hay, choice, 20, inferior dull. Bran quiet
at Is. Lard firm at 9!0l0l. Bulk shlds
6sMei sides s!9S.
quiet; holders firm and concessions would
have to be made to cell. Pork nominal
at l5!; Lard quiet, s.eain 8; kettle Of
Bulk meats quiet. Shoulders GsGIGi; clear
rib Ij@S; clear ss@9S4 outside for fully
cured. Bacon quIet shoulders ~ clear
rib ~; clear 81. Hogs demand active and
ordinary light grades D G0Cgj 30; heavy
grades 3 9OCCG l0 receipts, 3lS7; ship
ments, l4sO. Whisky scarce and firm at
70.
ST.. LOUIS, February Hemp duh
and cnchsnged. Flour dull; demand
chiefly for lower grades. Spring wheat
dull, No ., , 24JGG25; soft l 2s; fall quiet
No 3 red li5@4si No , l 67@70. Corn
inactive but closed lrrn No 2 mixed G2Gl
G3 spot; GO@6l February. Oats lower
and opened 49,; clossd 46 for No 2 mx'd,
Barley held firm ut higher prices and
very little Offering. Rye firm No2, s5;
Pork in good demand and firm at l56r lJA
spot 10 buyers March. Dry salt meats
sctyo and boysnt; shoulders, 6; clear
rib 8; clear sides siCGs; shoulders and
clear rib buyer March up country cold
SO. Bacon firm; shoulders 7lG97g and
closed ut si99li clear 9lGd3. Lard up-
changed; prime steam Il. Whisky steady
st 90.
New ORDEASs, February . Flour,
dull and lower, treble, 0VO7 80; family
9 OO69 90. Corn, tEner white Zoe.
Oats, quiet at 5Gc Bran, lower at Ole
Hay, dull; prime, Is 90. Pork, dull a.
10 80. Dry salt meats scarce and iirmer;
shoulders, G.c; sides, s9c; bacon, scarce
and Armer, al s(99sc and l0@l0lc; bsms,
ll@l2lc; lard scarce and firm, tierce,
| 9@9Ic, keg. l0@i03c. Sugar quie,; in.
forior, 4iG953c, common t4@6ic, fair to
fully fair, 6i(1sc, prime to choice, S!d,
sic. Molasses, fermentipg corn, 45c, fair
41c, prime. 50c. Whisky, in good DC.
rnand, and supply light Louisiana, 9sta
| 900, Cincinnati, %, Coffee, quic. a,
! 2i}@2sic. Corn meal, 6rmer ct 3 3,
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TIE CAIRO DAILY BuLI.Er!N TUESDAY, FEBRUARY B. ls74

day NEXT, 10 devoted TO the financial quos-
ton Not agreed TO. NJ
Mr.. Stowoll move, TO suspend tho rules
and adopt RESOLUTIONS authorizing the
post office committee to repor, on the 18th
day of February . bill for the free disiri-
button OF printed matter, etc and make
1t special order from aud after that day.
The motion was agreed t., tho vote yeas,
lG4, nays &C.
Mr. Monroe offered resolution in-
s,ruc,ing the committee ON education and
labor TO inquire into the condition and
mahage'nent of tho agricultural and other
colleges that have grants from the / nited
States. Agreed to.
hlr. Butler of Massachusetts, introduced
= ioiat resolution, providing that in all
cases under civil service examinations for
governmental positions, whom disabled
soldier, his wife or the widows Of soldiers,
who died Of wounds or disabilities con-
tracted IN the service, shall pass all exam.
ins,ion at the required standard fixed by
rules, such persons shall have precedence
30 appointment. Passed.
Mr.. Niback moved to suspend the
rules and adopt the resolution declaring il
70 be the sense Of the House that any
'."N'iV ~ Wv improvement ~ NHO
finances will be unsatis factory and incoIn-
plc.e which does nOt embrace u revision
Of the tariff interest, revenue, cmancips-
tlon Of commerce from ali Unnecessary re-
strictious, and that the committee on ways
and means be instructed 10 proceed w,tn
such revision Of tho tariff. Under the re-
cont rule, requiring tho seconding of mo-
tions to suspend the rulos, tho question
was put on secondiug, but tho majority
was agains. il and the resolution was not
received.
On motion Of Mr. Cobb Of Kansas, the
amendment to the srmy appropriation
relating to government transportation
on the Pacific railroad, was made in or
der. lio claimed that If the amendment
was adopted there would be a saving Il
$50 coo in government transportation.
The House adjourned.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-03
IMPEACHMENT.

Articles Of impeachment against Jalse
Busted Of Alabama hayo been presented
10 the Huuso, ana referred 10 the Judi.
cisry Committee.
Tho bin reported by Representative
Tyne ia the House to-day, amcnda!ory OF
tho postal laws, providor that on news
papers and o.hor periodicals not exceeding
four ounces in weight, sent from known
Offices of publication to regular and bona
fode sebscfioer,, postage snail be charged
q. tho following rates per quar-
tor pound namely ON publications
issued less frequently than once week,
cents issued once week, cents is
sued twice week, 6 cents; three times
week, 9 cents six times week, Is cent?,
snl daily, Il cents. An additional ratio
shall bo charged Tor closed additional
toar ounces weight, provided that one
copy OF the weekly newspapers may be
sest to each subscriber thereof in tho
county where they aro printed and pub
lisLed, free Of postage, and that publishers
Of newspapers and periodicals may mutu-
ally exchange their publications, not OK
ceeding ono copy 10 zach exchange, FREQ
Of postage. All miscellaneous matter OF
third class, including books, fexiolo pat
torns, samples of ores and metals, minerals
and merchandise, sample cards, photo
graphs, paper, letter envelope, postal on
velopes and wrappers, card, printed or
Imprinted and on all matter
not ChargablH with letter
rates, or by law excluded IRON the mails,
the postsge shall DO one cent for each two
ounces or fractional part OF two ounces,
and that the maximum weight OF all such
packages shall not oxceed four ounces.
1t shall be lawful for any person to write
in any book, pamphlet, periodical, maya
zine, or other matter Of tho third class Il
brief form Of presentation, or write his oil
her name on the wrapper thereof, or the
number and name Of the articles enclosed
withou. additional postage.
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New YORK.

New YORK, February dates up to
January 22d have been received from
Central and South America.
The United States steamer Wyoming
sailed from Aspinwsl January ltih, hav-
ing in charge the alleged GilibusLering
steamer Gen. sherman, cent TO the
United StRtC5 for libel.
United S,stos Minister Scroggs for re-
fusing to take of bi, hat while religious
procession, in tho capitol of Columbia,
YVES passing waa subjected TO some otiens-
i've treatment by boys in the crowd, who
regarded Mr.. Scroees refusal rs dolit-
crate insult 10 their religion.
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MI RIDER IN A BALL ROOM.

NASHVILLE, TEEg February L. On
Friday night, tho oOLb, AT dancing par
~ Al tho residence of Mr.. Payne in IL @
sixth District in this county, Joseph nri.
10y, seventeen years Of age, while stand
ing on the floor with his partner, was
shot through the heart ard instantly
killed, by ROber. Bates.
a difficulty arose "a % which of the
two young men eh0uld dance with cer-
tain young lady that sot They agreed ID
leave the question 10 her decision She
decided in favor Of Briley. Bates pro,
cured another partner, aud just bnior'
commencing tho dance left her romsrkioe
that he would return in half minute
which he did, having in bio hand Colt
navy revolver, rensrkiHg, "Iook here
am going 20 shoot. am going 10 xii
somsDody," ana Immediately Ared, 70
marking, Everybody stand back TIL
/ hrst one that lays bends on ne, vii
( serve in The same way, aud inade hi, es
/ cape.
| The following lie the verdict of tho Cor
/ oners jurw That Joseph lIIiley came t,
his death FROM pisto, shot, fred fron
/ the hands OF Robert Bates, deliberately
winmllv. without iust cagso or provocstiol
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ritusyillc, Pa.

NATIONAL BANK NODDED.
TIrUsyILLE, February a special W
tho Courier dated at Conneautyille gives
an account G. n most daring and oxten-
sivo robbery at tina. place, last evening.
Wbilo the cashier, ID. ID. Williams, was
writing at his desk he heard rap at Il
side door, aud upon opening the door two
masked mon sprang upon him, b0ucd and
gagged him and succeeded in making their
escape with $4,000 IN currency and $780,
coo ia United states bonds. Mr.
Williams was found this morning in M
insennbls condition, but recovered his
consciousness in couple Of hours after
being released.
Another special TO the same paper dated
1T U nion City, says a woman named Car
oline Cook was stabbed in the neck on
Saturday evening by . boy sixteen year.
of age, named Frederick Cooper, result
ing fatally in two hours. The bog claims
il was done in r. scunls and was acct.
dentsl.
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sumption is very uniform IN ali the-Jta.es,
being highest in Wisconsin -- sixty per
c,nt. tf
The unusually mild woa;ho in all local
lilies has aided largely IN keeping down
the home consumption, and the condition
OF stock generally is better than was an
ticipa,ed month earlier, TIE estimates
upon stobk hogs are for the same states
named shove, snd indicate An average fall
ing oil Of 81 per cent. from the humber
Gu hand year ago. The condition oi tho
sauo is considerably below the aversgo,
the high prices paid by packers nbd tho
scarcity OF corn having caused an outflow
OF the marketable hogs and stinting "i
the supply Of food TO those remsing. The
outlook is very slim Tor hogs for summe
packing. A comparison Of The average
price. in the states named, for December
], 1873, and January -, 1874, shows de-
ci3cd advance, although indications are
that tue maximum has boon about roach
cd.
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Little Rock,

lITTLE Rock, February 2.-The pass-
engers on the Cairo aud Fulton railroad
who wore robbed last Saturday evening at
Gadshell in Missouri, and who arrived
hore Sunday morning, give u very iu.
dicsrous account OF the affair, From the
descriptions given Of them, they a;c sup.
posed 10 bs the Same who robbed tho Hot
Springs stage two weeks ago from Mis-
souri,. Tho leader Of the gang is name I'd
Greenwood. Tho others are named Me-
Coy and Younger there being two broth.
ors Of the latter name, and ono or two not
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WAsulEGroE, February 2.--For Tues
day, in the Now England States, falling
barometer, easterly winds and snow, posi-
bly,, with occasional rain.
For Middle States failing barometer,
and rain.
For Lower Lake region northeast winda,
backing - northwest, with clouds and
snow.
northeast wind, ycrging TO southeast, with
cloudy weather and rain.
For We-toru and Gulf States, and Ohio
river Valley, norihwesterly winds, cloudy
weather and possibly light rain.
Tor Upper Lake and Northwest regions
rising temperature, with cloudy or partly
cloudy weather.
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New ORLEANS, February 2.-Arrived
% B Church, Cincinnati; Common
wealth and II & Yaeger, st Louis. De-
pSrted-Ka.e, Chicot City; Mary Alice
and barges, st Louis. Raining all day
NASHVILLE, February 2.-River falling
slowly with 20 feet on the shoals. Ar.
rived - Laura Davis, St. Louis, md Ada
Heilman, Psducah. Decentralization,
Psducah. Weather cloudy and cool.
MrNrHIs, TENS, February 2. --Westh-
er cloudy and cool. River rising slowly.
Arrived -Clarksvillo, Little Rock, Belle
Texas, Pine Bluf. Departed--Susie Sill
yer, Jas Howard, Belle Memphis for 81.
Louis. Thomas Dean, Warner, Painter
No 2 and hsrge, Pauline Carroll for New
Orleans, Shannon, Cincinnati
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CHICAGO is infested with house bur
glars. They go in q. the sky lights and
tArougA the cellar Ways they .1ako way
with silver plate from private housesand
farplices fs9m the chuTcheg they steal
tho jewels OF madame and the wearing
apparel OF the man OF tho house. The
thieving has boen going on FOR some
" seks and " no instance has tho depre-
da,or been brought 20 Justice though in
one the stolen property was recovered.
No, long since, says the 'Timc5,' "thc
,sxle. Of Peter Fortune. o woll-known and
wealthy, brewer Of this city, was blown
open, ard i.s contents OF money and val
liable papers were stolen. A day or two
since, he received note from man
named NeApslsp9,-who IS Al the head
Of so-cslled private detective agency
inwhieL ne stated thA! tho papers would
be returned to him for confederation
10 add " the imputsace Of tie thing, Il
requested ofsFortune power Of after
ney authorizing him, McAuslsud, - No
gotis.e, on such adyaut'gcous terms as b
McAusland, deemed proper, for the re'ur
of the stolen property" All
which spggcsts 20 the Times IL
question, "Is there q Jonathan Wild
rCbfMgok TtS-3rsI
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-03
DIR. RANSOM'S
HIVE SYRUP AND TOLL
Or
HON f z SYRUP

DR.. CoX's Hive Group Syrup has been
known and used by the medical prof ssion
over 100 year,, and ~ remedy for Cold
and Coughs has AN older and better rep ita-
ton than any other Cough medicine ever
offered u the public. II Is known as the
Compound syrup OF squills, and a formula
may TO found in every medical dlspensatory
Or. Rsnsoin's Hive syrup and Tolu, In adj
dlton 10 the ingredients for CoX's Hive
syrup, contains Basam OF lulu, de eoctiou
OF skunk Cabbage Root and Lobelia, n com.
bination that must commend il 70 every one
as a superior remedy tor Group, WhoOpipg
Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs and
Colds, indeed Tor all affections OF the Throat
and Lungs when cough medicine j.
necessary.
This syrup is carefully prepared under
the personal direction OF u regular Physi.
elan OF over twenty years practice. whose
signature Is attached TO the directions OIL
the bottle.
It, taste is very pleasant aud children
like IL.
Every family should keep il rs ready
remedy for Groups and Colds, etc., among
the children.
ID. RANSOM, SON Co., Propr's, Buffalo,
y, Y,
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LOUISIANA AFFAIRS.

The proteseof tho Louisiana bond -holI-
ers, published in the New York papers
against the funding scheme of Govern )r
Kellogg, makes th1 statement that four
millions Of this protest were issued by his
predecessor to the Chattanooga railroad
without adequate consideration TO tho
state and two and mali millions of these
bonds were issued in the night and hur-
riod out Of the state on special train,
thoro being no record Of them in any Of
fec 10 the state. Ie claims that many
holders of notorious bonds have signGo1
their acceptance Of the scheme.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-03

TIE Little Rock cypress on the Iron
Mountain railroad was stopped ana
robbed by half a dozen masked robbers al
Gsd's Hill, Missouri. on Saturday evening
last. They searched eli the passengers,
took all the money each had IN his possea-
sion, Amounting in all to about Que thou
sand dollars, robbed the express OF SIM
iisr sum, ana possessed themselves OF all
the registered letters. About fifty c'tizons
o, Piedmont, the nearest telegraph point
to Gad's Hill, went out, on information OF
the affair, to scour the country for the
robbers. "a
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rotal. So. iea.g2o 10. aso. oes 7ooeO .o4e


money, ut the expense Of the West and
South. This fact is well understood with
olt the aid of the tabulated statement
above. But how can Congressional legis-
lation remedy this evil? This is the quei-
ton. Several years ego u law providing
for redistribution OF the currency was
passed. According to its provisions the
extra currency transferred was TO be from
the New England ard Middle states TO the
| West and South. The law was dead
| letter. 1t could not DO enforced, because
| il in direct conflict with the laws OF trade,
under whi,h capital seeks tho localities
! where it can bo made most available. To-
! day New England has STO,000,OOO moro
than her due, though If Iowa, Missouri
ana Illinois offered similar inducements
the seventy millions excess would DO
found on their side inetead OF the four
millions deficit coGpleinod of.
I Laws providing that tho Mississippi
| river shall run toward Minnesota instead
| of the Gulf of Mexico, or for good crops
| OF cotton. corn or Hboat would be re-
ggrded the climax Of absurdity; yet Con-
! gressional legislation can as easily accom-
! plish either of these results rs iorco the
floating capital of tho country 10 scknowl-
edge lAny other than the natural laws Of
supply and demand. A. the advocates of
imitation rely on this unequal distribution
for theiv chief Argument, its fal!acy is Oh.
vious. There is nothing in it. 1t is not
oven good sophistry; yet i. IS probable
that tho pressure OF speculstois, who de-
| mand more money for their own tonpo-
! rary purposes, and propose to tako the
chances should the country rush beadlong
10 the bsd financially speaking, inay
! carry their point TO Congress.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-03

MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave Cairo at 1880 am. and boo pm
teaye Mound City at 2:2b I'm. and $50 p Ia.
CONNECTIONS.
At Norris City with Springfield and ILL.,
rols Southeastern railway for Springfield
and shawncetown.
Al Nincennes, Indianapolis and Vincennes
railway Tor indianapolis and all points North,
East and West with Evansville and Craw-
lords,ille railway forTerra llaute. Evansville,
Danyille, Chicago and points Nerth, East
aud west; with Ohio aud Mississippi rail.
way for ST. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati and
all points east and west.
Tickets for sale at Company's office. cor
ner Seventh street and Commercial avenue
aud by james Mallory, Ticket Agent, No
Leyee street.
l.. w. PALMER, GenI Sup't.
E,P WiLsoS, Gen'l Passenger, Agt.
3T-l3.tf
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Tcrrc ilaute, Ind.

Il. y. HUDSON.
TEHKE UAUTE, February Col. II
y. Ilaison has purchased half interest
&c james h. Eduunds in the Morning
journal. Mr.. Edmunds has been an edi-
tor here for - years. Col. Edmunds was
formerly editor of the Express and also
Of tho Gazette.
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Nashville.

SAsnuLlE, TENN, February Rob
er, Hoses, colored, was arrested to-day
srd bound over TO the criminal court in n
bond Of two thousand dollars, for the al.
legged crime or burning to death last Fri
day evening his adopted child eighteen
months old, with rod no; poker. Failing
t. give boni, ho was sent 10 jail.
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Mitdlei0Wn. y. \.
WANT THEIR PAY.

MtuuLErowN, n. !. Februsry 2,--One
hundred employees OF the New York *
Osw"go Midland Railroad have chained
the locomotives to the track, spiked tho
switches and torn up the tracks Mt Sum
mitvilie. They declare they will allow
no more trains 10 pass until the railroad
company pays tho wages already due