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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-03-14
The PRAIRIE FARMER in an

The PRAIRIE FARMER in answer
TO question, gives the following in
formation respecting smut in wheat:
Theorists differ in relation to what
is generally known as smut in wheat.
.jethro Tull states that the difficulty
was common in England, till some
of the wheat taken from a sunken YES
vessel was sown. This produced wheat
free from smut, and from that time for
ward the practice of soaking seed
wheat in ocean brine, or water made
artitcially salt, became general. Land
that contains salt is not liable to pro-
ducc smntty wheat. Applying lime
and salt directly to the soil seems TO
operate to prevent rust, but it IS better
to treat the grain than the soil.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

perfectly tasteles elegantly coated with sweet gum
purge, regulate purify, cleanse and strengthen Rad
Pills for the OF all disorders of the stomach
Liver. Bowels Kidneys, Bladder Nervous Diseases,
Headache. Constipation Costireness, Indigestion, Dys
pepsa, Biousness, Bilious Fever, Inflammation of The
Bowels, Piles, and all arrangements Of tho Internal
Nscera Warranted to effect positive cure. Purely
Vegetable, containing mercury, minerals or deeteri
4 few doses of RADVAY'S PILLS will free the sys-
TEN from all the above named disorders Price, IS
per Box SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one letter
stamp to RADWAY 4 co, No 81 Warren 81, New
York Information worth thousands will be sent you.
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The value of this grass seems to be
every day more and more established.
Scarcely an agricultural paper can be
picked up but some writer is giving hi,
testimony of its merits In the south
it seems to he highly successful We
commend trial Of il to our readers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan IL. 1874
sdqsE Gq s se rsesD a. oss
2,0N stock, 100. .
S ordnary
2sS. Sales, 1000; last evening, 5000 stock, 27o6
NOZZLE. Jan. ID 1874
low middins llssc strict good Ordinary fsc ite.
eeasSs sass & soeS FRANCE
Cotton easier middng sa4c Net receipts 1850 bales
CHARLESTON Jan. Is 1874
receipts: 2ls9 bales Exports to Great Britain, 1928
WILMINGTON, Jan Is ,s74
& 4 . s. 1H Ss1aS p 4s1 az
Flour steaay sales of 800 bills, al s. No spring
cub as'
sSassss sa S. !Sss E S.
sn s e New YORK. o to pany and
Imports for tn. last 81 Sf Ssl Wheat
S CAREY '?' do corn Sashe
s. % amber v IS au so w intsy - g 80 Is .e
were reported but prices nominally firm and
changed; Western prices were unavorabie
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat dun and lower at
81 tor white Wabash 81 50 for No white Michi.
gan, 81 ~ 81 % d,r amber MICHIGAN p s. February.
March s. S 81 81 Corn in fair demand and lower At
Ssssc; low ,nixea SsSc &c; new Ss,4c; no grade
Tor No Glover seed sold At IS 70 Dressed hogs sold
at 90 co 50 o. Kecept-7,U1 bushels wheat and 1903
do oats. Shipments-lu O bushels wheat 10000 do
ana 6000 do. oats.
CHICAGO. Jan. Is, 1874
Flour quiet and weak buyers and sellers apart; sales
lower At p . for No Is spring = 2 for No do cash;
rejected 81 o. Corn IL fair demand and lower,
s3sc &c, May; rejected, $50 S4ke new. 4sc.
1c. February; 42hzc March rejected SIC. Rye steady
at 7sc e &C. ior No Barley 9qiet and unchanged;
fresh. Pork dull unsettled and lower; closed iaihef
March: Lard dun and lower at IS 90 spot So February
sc. for shoulders; ~. Ike for short rb middes
quiet aud unchanged ct SIC tor shouders hams % lbs
ceipts.2oH bbls flour US 600 bushels wheat, 4oo0o
G6Oo do corn. 1000 do. oats, 100 DO rye aud II 900
harIA
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Company. the amount 10 81. soo.oO9 The Canada
Southern Railway has been re0rgSniSed BY the
election OF Mr.. p. l. Gable as President and Ed
ward A. Wiokes a. Vice President Prices ranged
as foliows:-western Union moved from>77x to
7Sx; St Paul from 4sx to ~ closing at 4S5t. Pa
cihc Mall opened st 4ok and dropped to 20, bat un-
der the influence Of the news that the steamship
China had safely arrived at San Francisco. having
been detained at sea BY the breaking OF .
piston rod, the price moved steadily to ana
closed at a. Panama sold at 116. Atlantic and Pa
,cinc at lsk Ia, Harlem at l2o. I2sH 12sk 12eX
New YORK Central opened at lO4A, sold down to
1914 and up to 1o4X. Lake Shore ranged from
sax toSaX. Hannibal and St. Joseph sold at 80 Il q
% ssx IS: preferred ct az AK. Erie ad-
sunoed, obedient to reports from London, from 40
to SIX. Northwestern common sold at 81 GIN.
Union Pacano moved from SAX to a5K but later re-
tired to SAX. Wabash enjoyed the benefit OF q
complimentary report OF earnings and advanced
from sax to IS. Ohio and Mississippi was steady
at s4x q IS. G., G. and I. q. was firm at 32H . s2X
. a2yI. Rock Island opened at 100 and fell OF n
per cent Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
was steady ct 101 q 101K Q l0lx.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest
~
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoxRY MARKKr-LorpoN, Jan. 15-l2 80 r. NJ
American securites-United states fve-twenty bonds
lS67a l0s; teniortieA new f1ves l5s xdiyidend
Erie Railway sharcA 43H; New York Central, so 80
Mk ss s aa ny, ;earss PMsrIs Ru
Es sS sSsrss s t1P Me1sols for money
Dcnds, new s1ss, inx; Eris Railway shares g.
PANS BOUBsE-LOND0N, Jan. 16-12D p. M.--Paris de-
g.tohs: o1Sts rsntes = So sissc Pep M.rrench
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkM.-LvERP0oL, JAN h-6 r.
M--Ssles ON the basis of middling upands, nothing
below good ordinary shpped January and February at
6d Sales the basis Of middlng Orleans nothing be-
low low mddlings delivsrsble March ana ADri at Sid
good ordinary deIiyersble March and April ct sd do,
Sled OF the sslss today 400 bales we're American
middling upands nothing below good ordinary, ship
February ard March, at sAisd. The market n outlet
and unchanged. Sales 900 bales including 2OO0
spcculston and export Aiddlns upsnds. Sad mid
LrvHnr0oL BRxADsrUTrs MARKEr.-LIvHRPOor, Jan. ID
bP. M.-Tbe market Is quiet. Wheat, LIS. 3D. Hs per
GENITAL for average California while, and l2s I'd.
IFS Id for red Western spring Corn <0s 3d. quarter
LvxnPooL PRovrsIors MARkxr.-LrvEKrooL, jan ID
BP. M.-Bacon-Long clear middles, SIS Sd. per
LIVERPOOL PRoDycR MARKKT.-LIvERPooL, Is
p. M.-TallOw, 38s. 3D. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARkKr-LoNDoN, Jan l5-Rehned
petroleum, l1Xd. a la per gallon. Tailow, Ie per
cwt Common rosin, L. 81 s. per cwt Linseed oil
60 f29 y. per ton
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TO Current egot:ton; we're as follows sncuss oe~s-
%oo ss rsnn se 49, $50 slocs1s %
"a 6 6sI: sS =. ii ~
sSs order ou ana Is
Ell ssssd y ~. ere made %sas
" Ssn cay az s WI Sn sss q
strslneo and low No q from g I7H sa@. Mar was
$751; ass ~ civ '. 500 '' Of
S %Ss i'T s'Ss made e sss
fse s Crude 10 bulk is w.s held y x%eus sspsrsa
Ss spSss nS%ins q a
ssss sas;ss s. y; s &.
S Yssss% sss:I :. g ss Ts:1
Ti'Ssss * - s.Ese bEa Lee. Is p.e.
asesi cut meats so6S DO. lard Lao bills and tisrcss
.is' :: '
a ~ a. for or ss g.
pc nsatS SIS So4s. 81 Sns
s saa w. a. 0I5ss Dressed ana snow
sad 90 &. 81 x:.. e. hf
0bbns was modsT.!s and value: were not essentially
ss;s:$ 81 r. &c! &.
isf sis
were placed q from ga = ssA Gut meats met
TALLY chsnsed The sales Include so shonlders
f. 7c 800 smoked de- at sac 2ioS picked hams 10 y
terces Of 6agged hams II lbs average, l3hc., and
private terms Lardrhe market for Western was quiet
and easy closing ut 9Hc, spot 94c- for balance OF
month. slice, 9sc. for February 9sc s9l6c. for
March The sales comprise 900 terces for January at
&c. 1000 do. for February at &c a9sc., 30 do tor
March a. stc 2S9 do lSr May At se 900 do for May.
RIcx;-lhe jobbing trade continued far and the
market firm. Carolina quoted at 7c Tic per ID for
common, 7Ac. SC. Tor Fair Sac. s1sc for good,
ss Sc for prime n, and ~ for ch y LoSisl
Sc SIC for good SIC s'sS for prime and ssc ior
paid aua SIC. sold, IN bond The sales ncinds56
300 bags OF Rangoon, I'm lots at 7c. 7hc 500 bags OF
d. in bond at - 40 god and small lots of Pana within
the range
sycAR.-rne market today has been quiet and prices
rather unsettled We quote fair fning 1t
7MG 7No ana good Do at ~ &C. We note sales Of
rara l05Sc Refined not materially changed In
value and quiet Messrs Wait Creighton Morrison In
their circular Of this date sum up as follows:-
Hhds bo1es- bays. Aelado.
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NAVAL STORES DEALERS

New Rules In Regard 90 tho Purchase
and Sale Of Spirits OF Turpentine.
The naval stores dealers neld yesterday afternoon
meeting at the Produce Exchange. Mr.. ZophAr
Nils presided, and Mr.. J. f. Camerden acted -
secretary. Mr.. John Judge, from the Anmmitteo
on Naval stores, submitted an amenddU4epors ON
the new rules which are to govern the trade, and
which were adopted In harmony with the rules
adopted by the Wilmington Board OF Trade. Tho
new rules are very lengthy. the frat rule nxcs
the basis Of contracts for spirits OF turpentne -
the rate OF seven pounds net weight per gallon.
Barrels and contenU shall he weighed by half
pounds, and the gross weight conspicuously
marked, while the actual tare Of every barrel,
after being glued, shall be indelibly branded ON
one or both heads. Buyers may test at their own
expense the accuracy Of marked weights and tarea
to the extent OF ten per cent OF any lot, ana the
average difference thus ascertAined snaR be ac-
cepted rs that existing between the actual ana
marked weights and tares-buyer or seller, as tho
case may be, receiving credit for such differencc.
Spirits OF turpentine sold In shipping order shall
be ''white,n and equal In color to standard sam
pie established by and held IN the custody OF the
ssCommittee on Naval stores" The sixth rule de-
scribes how barrels should be made, and that the
matter OF shipping order shalt be lett to the inspec
tors. Rejected UNFIT Tor shipping order' shall
be all poor, misshapen and ill-made barrels all bar
rels which are sweating, leaking. &c.
without acting ON the rules tof she purchase ana
sale OF rosin and tar, aud the general rules, the
meeting adjourned. subject TO the cau OIL the casr
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wheat dull and lower and at the Close irregular:
The sales comprised about QUO bushels 81 80 - 81
for common Chicago ~ q . 81 g Tor good Nc:
' Sv s as'; ;:s .ss.o e 4rss
spring; winter wheat was neglected and nominal.
Corn was lower, closing At about Vic: In stcre and VIC
92zc. ahoat Tho sales about $1,000 bushels part
lasi evening. At Ole. 92sc in store &c sAc saost
mixed, the market closing dull Oats were lower and
Irregular the transactions foot up about 80 busnels
At &C., early, for western mixed afoat; hter eStSc.
&c. for do, and 6Akc. &c. for white Barley was
nrmer, but the market remsined quiet we heard q
for four ,rowsd State Eye was inactive and entirely
FREIoars-Thc inquiry for berth accommodation was
only moderate but rates were not essentially changed
In the charcrng line business was slow and rates were
b. ssS Sr next Week
Shipment at nd 400 boxes bacO1 At asa $50 bales cot
ton At SGD 1882 100 ticrces Of lard ss and by
sail, 5000 bushels Of grain at l0d 40 bba -four at
s. o. TO London. by sail. %,00 bushels OF grain
s..n Sx Is GASS BIS ' scar q BUSHELS and
Ey sail. ao3S bbls, Sosr at s. %. 70 Leihorn.
2O00 bbs alcohol Ut Ia The charters embrace German
bark hence to Cork for orders to the United Kingdom.
With 26oO quarters Rrain at 81, an Austrian bark with
s3 agarss: grain hence same ySysgs a. y Span
slaves said be at SIS; American brig hence to
seiles with 1900 boxes refined petroleum. on private
terms; rumored, Norwegian BARK hence to LIVERPOOL
with aO bbs refined petroleum. said TO be at g. 81.
another vessel of $3.50 bbs capacity was said to have
been closed to Continental port but we were unable TO
MoLissrs Trade in domestic continued fair, and the
market nrm Foreign grades were moderately inquired
tor, but the transactions were unimportant We note
sales IN lots, On lSs bbA Of New Orleans at tom 7lc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-16
THE STOCK NARKET

THE STOCK NAEKET
to-day was unusually active, and In results proved
the existence OF o strong undertone which con-
tinues to favor an advance.k That the market Is
much Manipulated in this and that interest must
be apparent to every observer; that sympathy for
one stock In high favor moves others. and thus
gives general strength to the situation, is also
true; but 1t Is evident that, far depressing inu-
ences have not effected foothod, and the pros
pect for even better prices ia not discounted. The
advance ranged from II to 20 per cent, Western
Union, Pacific Mail, New York Central and Union
Pacific leading the market.
THE REPORT OF NEW YORK CENTRAL,
which was freely circulated, produced not little
comment and encouragement among the friends
OF that corporation The Official figures are for
the year ending September 80 1873. The gross
earnings for the year 1928 were $780, 600; for
the year ls7l-72 $25,5s0oOo. The bulk Of earnings
was In freight. We note, however, among the
items that the cost OF operating the road In 1S71-72
was szl42ooo, and In 1929 10055, 900; that the
roadway, grading, bridging, &C., in 1S71-72 was
$712, 237, and in 1s72-7a S2,se4,0oo and that the
miles OF single track have been increased from
1921 to 1,7l6. There had therefore. been o very
large outlay to detract from the earnings up to
the time stated, September 80. The market de-
rived
FURTHER BU0YANCY
inr Fund loan had been closed out, and Its Presi.
dent had notified the Union Trust Company that
he was prepared to take up the whole OF the notes
Q1yen by the Lake Shore road In october, 1873, in
settlement OF the debt due " the Union Trust
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For future delivery Oasis low mddling the sales
been follows: Last evening" after three o'clock
February 2oOo at Is llec 800 at IS l-sc 700 at 6c.
ioo at Is igsac April 100 at IKE loo at i,lSc..
Ss!ss Toaay sy Up to sgss aSaary So at sU
a0 at Is lsl6c, notice; 200 o. Is l6c February,
200 at 16c, 100 at Is 3la2c 100 at 10 I56c., 200 at
2ssac 100 at Isc 600 at 10 2s,s2c 100 at Is l5i6c
i7os y; ;ss Hss 's y l?s !;
at &C. Jog At iSzc @ at 70 z $40 st iSc 4oO
as q g. gF g. 4 To 1ss
1920 bales Grand total, N6O bales Free on board
l bales Philadelphia on private terms Rates cotton
i%c !; by sail. L. 10 Hamburg. pv steam, ilSc by
sail, no To Bremen, by steam, Lie by SAIL Xc
To Liverpool 3S2d. COMPRESSED 10 SD.
pSts were reported as follows sisa Saes
New Orleans 5,4bl: Mobile, I,l52; Savannah, 1890;
Charleston 2ls9; Wilmington, 5S; Norfolk, 2T5; New
York $751; Boston, s R6a sd sh, sS Total ss
CorrxK-rhe market to-day has been quiet, but con.
tnued firm tor al descriptions We note sale OF 5000
ordinary cargoes Sc 2c. fair do, $50 S5sc good
DOS ssc 2asc prime 49, SSNS &c extreme range
SIC. Ceyon. &c 80. Maracaibo 26fc. 211lc La.
guayra, &c. 2sc; Jamaica. 2ihc. 26c. St Domingo,
2c. 2sc.; Porto Rico &c., &C.; Costa Rica 26c.
2sc: Nlc; 0uracoa, 2SSc, SsS1sc, gold. 90 and o.
fGous AND axAm-Recepts-Four lssas bbl. wheat
9O026 bushels barley, $40 do The -four market was
quiet but without change in prss; the srsnssction;
lions Corn meal was quiet but nrm The sales include
$50 bbla ct a 20 - 20 for Western a. 81 IS
for Brandywine. City sacked meal was not materially
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REAL ESTATE.

The following are the particulars OF yesterdays
GaleS:-
NEW YoRK PRoPKRrY-BY JAMES 4. MILLER.
Frame house Oallmsn mansion, and Slots n. side
6Sth ST.. ln IT. E. Of lth av, lots together 7sx $500.
1O5; G. J. dewitt, pitt. $ls.tU
NJ A. LBLnECKEh BON AND WHITE.
1 E :af IL! SiSef as "a ii ;a. 400
ny DtNoEE, PoRfER AND CO.
81 I sts av LOT & IL anS 9atss ru
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Easier-Flour Hcnvy-Wheat and
Corn were L0wer-Oats EAster-Barley
Firm-POrk Easier-Lard Quiet and
Easy-Gr0ceries Quiet. but Firm
Petroleum Negiected-Naval Stores
Quiet, but Firm--Erctghts Steady
Whisxey Easier.
THURSDAY. Jan. 15-6 P. M.
The merchandise markets were generally quiet,
but steady. At the Produce Exchange business
was moderate and the markets were quite gener.
ally depressed. Flour was dull and heavy.
Wheat was dull and prices tended In
favor Of the buyer closing with car
wheat freely offered at lower prices. Corn was in
fair request, but considerably lower at the close.
Oats were lower and irregular at the close Wits.
key was q shade easier. Barley was stronger
under fair demand. Pork was quiet Lard quiet
ana easy. Cotton met with fair demand, but was
easier both spot and future Freights not
teraly changed and quiet Groceries not sought
after any extent but the market firm for all
scripions Petroleum was quiet and values not
tally changed Naval inactive, but quoted
frmcr.
CorroS on the spot dull and &c lower under more
liberal offerings. Grades below low middng were
particularly neglected. For future delivery the market
ruled AIRY active at decline OF &C. and closed weak
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HAVANA MARKETS,

HAVANA, Jan. u.s. 1874
Sugar active No. IL Dutch standard, at AZ reals
per srobe Exchange active. On the United states 90
DAYS currency 50 81 premium; short sight u y ~
premium ON London. ITO = liz premium.
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A.45l 1854 299, 792 1874
$3.50 S.945 93,2v3 1,060
D,97i 81, U9 393, 0S3 2,S6f
II, 922 1873 1877, 1851 1880
S.Oas 1896 22s, 4O4 ss4
2o,lOO 1929 lIs,laS POI
22,8s 25.7O3 234,392 1899

uary ~ 1911 NIl3 o9,O0 SA,l63 LOIS
We quote Cuba Refining, inferior to common SIC.
5tc; fair to goodfair, 7Ac 7xc good 70 prime &C..
ssSse, sss seSrlISsa Skda;a 4 Sa.s. Nos
to u, Sac. a &c. molaseS hhds and boxes exc
axe: mslado &c. assc. Cuba clayed-Boxes Dutch
Standard Nos to &c he; do, 10 to IL re
DO, 10 to q iOsc ,6,sc white 9,ze: lo1sc. Porto
RicO-Rehnng, common to primo, &c. a Sac. grocery
fair u choice, 8sc sac Brazil-Dutch standard, Nos
TO IL 6ac Jaya-Dntch standard Nos 10 to L. &c.
a8lSc. Manila-Superor aud extra SUPERIOR &C. INC.
STKARISE-Ihe market was inactive aud nominal
Prime quoted weak at Sc.
TALLOw met with moderate demand and prices
not essentially changed: The sales include lib
TIC. according 10 quality.
WHIsKEY.-Keccipts. LIS bba The demand was mod
and the market about steady the ing prices
of yesterday The sales include 800 bbls. regular
99i.c., and ~ bbls ut 99i<c. cash.
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A T REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIrE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and
other securities. lnsur ance Of all kinds effected with
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FINANCIAL.

A -LAPsLEY 4 BAILEY, BROKERS. ~ BROAD
"A. way-Stock and Gold Privileges also Double Priv
Ieges In Stocks and Gold. All contracts signed by mem
BETS Of stock exchange or responsible parties stocks
GIN enabling Of small means TO Speculate with
but little risk Explanatory circulars mailed to any Nd
dreas. M U.tI.
4 PUTS AND CALLS: SO TO 500 INVESTED IN
"A: them often pays 500 70 ~ Wo the only safe
FULLY explained 81 Pamphlet mailed free to any
address orders executed on margns -
VALENTINE rUMBRIDGE 4 CO..
Bankers and Brokers' 80 Wall street. New York.
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'dsat Rate. Open Market
WALL STREET,
WALL
THURSDAY, Jan. l

The above figures represent the extremes of this
market, speculation apparently being held In
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$1,000 Us $40 T. 3d.. lisx 5000 Us $50 G. 'ss.bc lle
Second B0ard-l r. M.

$4,000 Missouri IS.
100 N Y Cen Sc, 49,.
1900 Un'Pac RR list IN
I0W I'm Pac los. in.bc
5000 @ / NV ccg BIDS.
HID0 do. pc
100 w Psc bonds 80.
1000 w I'm Tel BIDS. -.
1000 Alb 4 Sus LIST IN.
60U T \ w LIST, st LID.
1 sSSSm AZ & IS, TGlDj
~ abs Bank eG$sm..
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sbeyanoe By the possibilities u Conc ressionA
action While higher pxtoes are expected because
VI m1th In sons further form Of innati0n, tie car
rying rates are sac' - To forbid large operat ions
OnShe other hand thsre Il little dispositio1 to
sell ske market stort The rates paid Tor cM'ry-
ing to-day were oH. :, ana 4 per cent.
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ASVpe 1V-s 800
1000 T, P & w LIST. W d
500 Quin 4 Tol lst m.
500 G n II ! Il pac rs
$4,000 Cen Pac e BIDS. b c
$4,000 M&StP LIST. La G ID
ZOO do.
1900 M 4 st PHI & Old
5000 Ca South 1stm...
1000 Ches 4 Ohio LIST.
5000 West I'm Tel rs.
IS shs Bank Of Conn.,.
10 Am Ex Blk.
30 Bank of Repub.. -.
10 Metrop'n Bank. =.
50 Fourth Nat Blk.
50 Mechanics Blk.
loo Con Coal. b c
100 Quick Min Co. b G
2O(lO w est I'm lei b c. IS
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Stock (ascertained by actual
count, including specula-
tom January l, 1874.
RecciDtS since January |.

Receipts since January L.. -.
Totals. .................. ....
Sales since January l....-..
Stock this day. January 10
1874.
Comparing with stock Jan
uary ID, 1879
Comparing with stock Jan
nary 10, 1877. ................
Comparing with stock Jan
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-30
CAIRO, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS
AND CAIRO AND Full
TON RAILROADS.

The shortest and only direct route from
Cairo 10 Jacksonport, Little Rock, Hot
Springs, Fulton, and all points In Arkansas
and the Southwest. and Galveston, Houston,
Dallas, Austin and all points IN TEXAS
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE or
ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Through tickets, through bills of lading,
and information as to freight rates, pas
scnger fare, connections, etc, can be oh
tanned at the conpaDys stiice in winters
block. corner OF seventh street aud Conn.,
meroia avenue.
Hacks will call ut private residences and
hotels for passengers, when orders are left
II time.
Elegant Pullman palace sleeping cars on
all night trains.
Trains run daily, (sunday- excepted from
the Cairo Office As follows:
EMPRESS.
leave Grcenheld's ........... 300 7 m.
Charleston Accommodation. =. ..o:33 4. IN.
| Charleston Accommodation 400 u IA
| EMPRESS
Arsive at Greenfelds. ............l:+ lao pm
Charleston Accommodation o.. 81. u. III
| Charleston Accommodation 3:is y IN
ID. AxTELL, Chief Engineer
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-30

MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS
Leave Cairo at 1880 SIN. and 500 pm
1 cave Mound City at 1.:25 In. aud 6:ia p w.
CONNECTIONS.
At Norris City with Sp iDgiieli and Hi
1ois Southeastern railway Tor Springfield
and Shawneetown.
At Vincennes, indianapolis and Nincenue'
railway for Indianapolis and oil points North
East and West: with Evans, lie and Craw.
!or,ls, Tile railway forTerra lIsute. Evansville,
DanviIle, Chicago aud points Nerth, East
and west: with Ohio and Mississippi rail-
way for 81. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati and
all points east and west.
Tickets for sale at Company's office, cor
uer Seventh street and Commercial avenue,
and by James Mallory, Ticket Agent. No.
Leyee street.
l.. w. PALMER, Genl Supt.
T.. Z. WILSON, Gen'l Passenger, ACT,
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