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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-01
CAIRO. Ill, May 20, 1875.

CAIRO. Ill, May 20, 1873.
To Messr-. Winter, Stafford, Blake, Oberly,
Morris, Dunning, Davis and others -
GENTLEMEN Your petition is re-
ceved. and it will afford US great pleas
urc to comply with your request, II, by
so dong, we can add to the enjoyment Of
the citizens during the summer evenings.
We will be pleased to give our first con-
cert Tuesday evening. June sth, at the
Market Square stand.
Very respectfully, yours,
HARRY ScHuH,
President Delta City Cornet Band.
PAUL II. SCHUH. Secretary.
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TwO.HOrse Wagon For Sale.
A new wagon tor sale at bargain. Al
ply at the BULLETIN counting. room. II.


Mr.. Phil Il. Saup wishes to announce to
his friends and the public generally, that
he has lately lifted up, In excellent style,
his commodious and comfortable piriors or
Washington avenue, near Eighth street, for
the entertainment Of those OF our citizens
and the rest Of mankind who indulge in
ice cream, soda water, confectioneries, &C.,
and that lie is prepared to furnish TO citi-
zens Of Cairo. At home or ut his parlors.
anything in his line. Phil. is well known
to our citizens, and as his rooms are very
pleasantly fitted up, and as he can always
be found ut his post, day or night, to look
after the welfare Of his customers, we be-
spsak for him that custom which his enter
prise merits. His ice cream and lemonade
are delicious, his soda water is not equalled
by any in the city, and as far as CONNECTION
cries are concerned IL cannot be denied
that his stock is always the best in the city.
422-5-li-lm.
AURORA BUCK BEER at Louis
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We will take, at the st. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months. 30 day boarders,
at So per month. and50 boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at $50
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying boardcrs will be
accepted. JEwRTr WILCOX \ Co..
3l-4-2s-lm. proprietors.
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yo.., and instrumental Music

Mrs. Monsarrat will resume teaching
oh the 25th inst. All desiring a classical
education in piano music will commence
as early as possible. Vocal instruction.
according to the old Italian masters,
thoroughly taught; also, harmony and
thorough bass, Glasses in solteggio.
Z ~ ~
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Old Peach DlOws

R.J. Cundih has just received from Roch-
ester, New York, 800 bushels choice large
peach blow potatoes, selected for seed and
for family use, which he offers for sale at
his grocery, north side of Eighth street, be.
tween Commercial and Washington ave-
nues b-o,-Gt.
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II j. rumor-d about the city that the
pupils OF the High school propose Civ
ing reception 10 their teachers and
friends at the High School building, next
Friday night. The school will close in
the afternoon Of that day Tor the summer
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observation-disclosures

Fred Teichman, ut his cigar and tobacco
store on Eighth street, ha, just received q
large ami complete assortment of pipes. etc.
and large stock of the best brands OF smo-
king and chewing tobacco. +. It's stand
ard cigar always on hand. Give him a call.
jOl.s.g.lm
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The bigges lunch ever set in Cairo, will
be spread every morning ut the Planters
House. Wiener beer Is the great attrac-
ton. l,pays to visit the Planters House
and try drink of this, the finest beer ever
offered in this city. il6.5-l3-3w.
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CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.
Change OF Time.

On and after Monday May 3ist, although
passenger train or this re al will leave from
the corner Of Commercial avenue and Sec
ond street, near the 81. Charles Hotel) at
l0:45 a. m stopping at the platform OF the
Freight House, foot of Fourth street. to
take on passengers, and where tickets for
st. Louis and all intermediate points can be
obtained. JOHN FoGGITT,
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Mrs. llonnard offers her services az q sick
nurse. She Ia experienced IN all kinds Of
nursing. Public patronage respectfully So
licited. Leave orders on Cedar street, be-
tween Twenty-Thrd and Twenty-Fourth
streets, in the Porter House, or p. o. Box
2Si 5-S-lm
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Piano mud Organ Tuning.

Mr.. Nj. Kuhne desires lis to say that he is
ready to receive orders for Piano and Or
gan tuning, and repairing musical instru'
ments. Orders may be lett Mt the corner OF
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or +. O..
box 6ss, and will receive prompt attention.
3.S.lG.3m.
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A good German girl, who can cook
and do general house-work. will find
steady employment by applying at the
Central Hotel. Sixth Street. between,
Commercial and Washington avenue.
5-2J-lw. KATIE APPLEMAN.
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Gbe Bsicntc sunday

The Turner's picnic, which came of
last sunday, at Fort jefferson, was large
ly attended. Everything passed of very
quietly. and to the satisfaction of all who
attended,
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The \. VI. f.. Church. situated near
the corner of Eighteenth and Walnu,
streets, we are told. will DC sold for debt
on the eighteenth day of this month.
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Meeting of the Stockholders


Cairo & St Louis Railroad Company.
DUBIIC notice Is hereby given that there will
il be held II meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Cairo n 81 Louis Railroad Company, at the
station house OF said company, in the city Of
East -. Louis, in the county OF St CLAIR ana
State of Illinois, on
Monday the .sth Day Of June. 4. ID.
1873.
AT the hour, of eleven clock a IN for the pur-
post of then and there electlng by said stock
holders seven directors for said company Tor the
ensuing year, and then and there transacling
such Other business apperlaining 70 said COM
many as shall come before said meeting
4 full attendance of all the Stockholders In
said company Is requested and much desired
Dated, this 10th day OF May, is1l.
II W. SMlTIiERS
J. W SANlN,
II X, PAIsON,
W i LEWIS,
&. j, CANDA,
W :, sEARLs'
T. T. CANDA,
W X. ARTHUR,
stockholders c. 4 81 l. x IL Co
Sly-j did,
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IlOrae Clothing.

A full assortment Of lily Nets, Horse
Covers and Blankets. as well a. full supply
oil all other goods in our hne, at lo5 Com.
mercisl avenue, next door to Theatre.
IS VI ~. l.. ID. AKIN & 20.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Mr. 4. Fitzgerald has Just received and
ta- on sale at his sales room a large stock
4 English ale, porter, IIennessy brandy
aud wines, and liquor. Of all kinds. which
ae will dispose Of at reasonable prices.
1sO-p-0,.tf
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Notice.

NOtICF,
In accordanc with the requirements Of
AN order of the board of County Commits
.ioners, notice is hereby given that will
redeem county orders and jury ccrtiii-
Gates on presentation. Interest will caese
Oh the 9th day of June, 1879.
CHAs. CUNNINGHAM,
County Treasurer.
CAIRO, III., May q, 1919, o-2s'Ot
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RIVER NEWS.
Port G.iss.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer jim Fisk, Paducah.
Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
City Of Vicksburg, vicksburg.
Mary Houston, Cincinnati.
Commonwealth, New Orleans.
" Grand Tower. Memphis.
s. Arlington, Memphis.
Z" Hickory, Tennessee river.
. Ste. Genevievc, st. Louis.
e Louisville, Cincinnati.
80 Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati.
- Eddyville, Nashville.
Tow-boat Ironsi,les, st. Louis.
Liberty No, 4, Ohio river.
- Etna, Ohio river.
Chas. Brown, Louisville.
- Liberty No. 4. Dog Tooth.
Propeller All. Stevens, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducal.
Arkansas Belle. Evansville.
- Belle Memphis, Memphis.
City of Vicksburg. st. Louis.
Mary Houston, New Orleans.
Commonwealth. st. Louis.
Grand Tower, st. Louis.
Arlington, Cincinnati
Hickory. st. Louis.
Ste.Genevieve, Vicksburg.
4" Louisville, New Orleans.
Vint Shinklc, Memphis.
Eddyville, Nashville.
Tow-boat Ironsides, Louisville.
Chas. Brown, st. Louis.
e Etna, st. Louis.
Propeller All. Stevens, Ohio river.
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= %. -. T.. Notice.

Cairo Encampmeni will hold a regular
meeting tonight IN the ante-room OF odd
Fellows Hall. Pntriarchs are all regucs-
ted 10 attend. J.. 4. BURNETT,
scribe
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The work of repairing the streets of
this city, thank the Lord. will begin this
morning.
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Low WI -oH.
erATioNs.

WAR DEPARTMENT., RIVER Rkpopr,
May 81 ISIS
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On and after June lst, 1878, all dogs run
ming ut large, on which tax has not been
paid will be disposed OF. Call 81 the City
Clerks office and pay tax.
b.s.td. WM. NJ. WILLIAMs.
City Marshal
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One thousand bushels of choice Michi-
gan peach blow potatoes, for sale at
PARKER, AXLgY Il WILp's.
S-27-6t,
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OPEN.AIR CONCERTS.
rl,e Delta city Cornet aud Cairo 81.
yer COrmet Bnmds Called Upon 20 Re.
sumo Them-They Will Comply with
the Request.

sumo 1me"-Huey WIZ ~v""Psy WIN
the Request.
The following correspondence explains
itself:
CAIRO. III. May 20. 1875.
To the Delta City Cornet and Cairo Silver Cor
net Bands
GESTLnMEN The undersigned having
listened with interest to the many "Open
Air Concerts" you so kindly favored the
citizens with last season. and knowing
that they were a source of great amuse-
ment and benefit to Our city. would most
respectfully solicit continuance of the
same this season, at such times and places
as will be most convenient for you. We
are aware that the concerts will require a
great deal of time and labor on your part,
and assure you that your efforts will be
fully appreciated. should you accede to
nnr r,,unnGf
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RIVER AND WEATHER.


James Howard. from st. Louis.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was 10 feet
10 I-5.inches on the gauge, having fallen
l3 10 inches during the past As hours.
The rivers elsewhere are falling, with $
feet to Evansville and st. Louis.
Weather last evening hot and cloudy.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Liberty No. left for st. Louis
Sunday evening, and when at the foot OF
Dog Tooth. her backing line picked up Il
snag that went through the bulkhead
Just at the first part of her name on the
larboard side, passing through the boiler
deck. quartering aft, and out through the
hurricane root, on the starboard side.
She left her tow and came back here to
have the holes patched. The snag made
a great many splinters, but really did no
serious injury, and she expected to get
away again last evening.
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To Rent.

Rooms to rent In Wilcox's Block.
Cheap. 5-25-lw
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boats DUE.

Jim Fisk, Padncah; Chas. Morgan.
j. ID. Parker, from the Ohio; Indiana,
Capitol City, south; City of Chester and
James Howard, from st. Louis.
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sticks OF Cord wood the s"sd ruuenss
of Death.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER,

Daring Effort Of Two Young Villains 70
Murder Man.
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lsersOna1.

Go to WilcoX's for strawberries.
G-l-Gl.
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Ihe 8ulletin.
CITY NEWS.
TUESDAY, JUNE ], 1875.
Local weather Report.
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CAipo, lit. May 81 ,5,j.


THOMAS JONES. serst. S. s.. q. ). a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-17
Market 81, opp. MCL0fe House.
ElnIl1r TREES, sIIRuppERY, No.

u l4. . ..t.||.l | NJ
Tho LtoptIotOrs oi Pleasant hui Nursery, West
Virginia, arc now offering tho hlOL complete nlr-
sgry stock grown within Tho SlAtU for many years.
sIhlFty-j9ur ygsfS experience and observation 10
growing Of fruit and fruit trees has enabled IA
% brSSeht very latge collection o. all Kind. Of
fruits, embracing old aud nav Varieties, which have
been igslel In Various lpCNliuRi, anil found well
adapted 10 THIS climatic. Our trees are all grown gu
tho highest lRn III this epllhtFy and e1pOSel 10
storms On all Sides which bDcureb 10 tho planter
more hardy, healthy tren AAn ,epn poaIhlJ u
amount Il fStS 4 essential u tbS S5Si growth q
al kinds Of trees and planS hlt stock EUhAsls "a
'", 1ppIo Tree. AZ and year, getl, ranging FROM
to ficet, btiCA low by tho i0o Or 1850
Peach tfuss, / and yUAtt old, 4iD iugt. tf
IcArS, standard very Oxtra, TO BfeOt ,rf l.I.
dwarf Pears, thrifty thCeA Ia, p ieet l,g..
|, . I1ht1 tres, 4tbb kfCt. ''H"'
ltEhSrfJ tfeCa, lib 6St We hAvU rCs offered 10 the
public !. . 70 y, tsSl loi r3., ,!'i. u
E SpsSVt jtI iSS 4 SSs Esl t.alH7i l",ioi
tIrapeVhCS, 70 varieties and Of superior l,hllty,
CurraniI GooOtstties, stta slsryiel, ;IlaspLertcl
and Backlerrios In thtIety and And. Also 20 rari-
cities Ot everEsenS 81 various sitC nclNdiAs an ONI
COllCnl stock iOf cemetery purposes. II,
consult Inc Sexton o. tlTSnstUi CEMETERY,
OF John n. BntstuFd, JURtiA setbOlH and
John r. Trtlrhel a. To- llI6 qualify 81 OtIE
plAntl We Also 0ilef An9 scOllertIOtl Of tusel
aud a6getIng Shrubs tgeSher Will 4 AIS Il
ireCa III Mfloty. Osige Orange plants by the l,OQO
pit 10000 Trees carefully packed and EarrNntEl d
reach thOlr Destination III gOh condition. Prizes
very low and iurhahCd pnhppllCatl1n. tatliEs de
string ~ Itr WI nlea lEi "a hgislSge,t
and SCSuEe tho best trees. Correspondence SOLICITED
~ nj" ~ VILLAIN X. I 8, DUNLAP &.
IOhiO-dlR' 7r'' Valley tintG, Ohio Ca, WRIST Va
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NRUsTEE's SALE.

by Virtue Of dVOl u trust ulAIe aud executes
by Ellen Stanley, wife Of Francis y, Stanley, Will
the MD Francis e ShanlGy, hon husband, 70 III,
undersigned trustee, bearing dAtO tho 9th day q
January, a. u, 1871, and pCOrled In tho Clarkl
Office Of tho County Court Of Ohio county, WOS
YlNlnla, IN Deed Of Trust Book No, I, pages 88i
and 3lA, IWill IFll at Public Auction, nj tho iron
door Of tho Court House Of Bal Ohio county, Ia thl
city u Wheeling, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
OF February 1915, beginning at 10 O'Clock 4, ~ q
Ell day, tho following desTbed FAl estAt9 that Il
" ny; All LOT lots gulnbared eleven aud twelve
III and ~ In tho addition V the City 81 Wheeling
laid out by Moss W. QhnplinC, JAnIs u. Forsyth
Alexander Wilson aud Marcus Wilson, situated al
tho corner east d Main street and north VI Twenty
ith AtrcCt formerly called Marshall street, In thC
Sixth Ward Of said aty, Each u said lotA trOnii
City iOat ~ cVtl WI Main stTpe, and extends GSt
Warlly QUO hundred and twenty-five lGGt (l22 leOl)
10 th6aCy In .tlOf said lots lOlng all the same
property which was conveyed 10 the Said Ellen
STANLEY rs her s0lV aud sCIpralO estate by deed u
jacob Snyder aud wiip he,Tlng even date with tbs
a0yn mentioned deed Of trust; together With, all
and singular, the improvements theron, consisting
NJ tW6-sl0Ty brick dwelling aud twO'sOEy frame
business hOule, With other improvements
TEtINs OF S4LR--0 ne-iOufth Of tho purchase
money III caAh on tho day Of Bae and tho rUSldueln
thTUG equal suIl-aRnuAl lnStanenlS, with interest
upon the dGllITNl payments from tho day Ol alle,
tile purchaser giving bond with approved personal
security, anil tho tlO 10 tho property 10 Nv rVtAne
until tho purchase money Ii hllly Iald, Selling ~
trustee, will convey tho title which Is vested In
me by tho sid dUCL Of trust Tho aiuie ID how
uyer, believed 10 10 unOKCPpllOnable. .l
\ j, IAil2 .. JAMES T. ll0GEns, Trustee.
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FOR SALE.
.nRusTERs SALE

By vIEtuo u q deed II trust made aud OIoGuteI
BY John I. Courtney and EllEAbgth ColFnoy 81
wife TO the lndenined trustee, bearing detp NE
day Of October A, D. ls1 and recorded In the Geek
otilce u the County CouFt Of Ohto county, Wes
Virginia, III Dee4 Of Trust Book No, asl 20
l+s Apl ~, will sell q Public. Auction o. ~
tFont door Of tho Court House Oi The Sald OH
county, in thu Gity Of Wheeling, on
THURSDAY, the 18Th day Of March, 1915,
BegnHihg At 10 o'clock 4. " Of aid day, tbs FOL
lowing described real Ntale that u % ny a piool
or parcel Of gfOund situated on Woods Run, v DIX
county, West Virginia, about three uArteE1 Of I
milk tIuRi artgEAylG, and bounded ~ follows CON.
itnplctng u . stake. eoRnar " llac y kelly and
tho smith hrp, aud running Themes North 5Qa v,
Ruu; thence down sid run i, Wv, u Q-l0ol
ihkty-lour and g'lO0 pOlea % stake; thSucO ~
u az Al-l00 lOEty.seIen aud f-l00 pOlei % sake
thence n. 2Tl{' Z, lI9 2S-l00l twelve and 2s-l00
pOle1 10 q stake thelRo 611Ie T. (2l 100 twenty
one and LILO poles; thenCu n, G4S ~ S-l00 nine
teen and S-l00 poles 10 the place u gpnlhg, con-
tanning eleven acres, two rods and eighteen per-
ChOs, With all improvements and AppOTteRahcGs
lhOTeuntO belonging, helng all tue EaIle pFDINFty
which was conveyed u tho lll John 7. Courtney
by deed Of William I. Hubbard, Special COmnlS
SOneT, hearing even dAl0 with tho above mentioned
deed " trpst and FpooF'led In ncvl BOOk No O.,
page No, 40.
TRRNS 6T SALK-Ouc- third Of tho purchase mon
" In Mah on the ISY q le, and tho residue IN two
equal paymQltA NJ ak aud twelve months, with In
tGrCat from day Oi ale, and deed q trust 70 DO
given by tho puTChAhOr 10 secure tho dOiaFEud nay'
WUntS Sailing ~ Trustee will convoy the title
which Is yel,el IN nl0 by tho aid dGCAl Of trust,
IO3 ], q, NILLESPY, Trustee,
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Mhnt 1loMs tre Good For.

From the Rochester Union,
From the Utica Observer we learn that
tras. 1lurlick, Of North Brookiield, Mad.
ison county, N. y, realized from two
cows during the year ending January ~
1920 from butter sold 1850 pounds al 4C
cents, 1888 SO from cheese, and 81 for milk
sold, making SSOO 49, The amount d
cash realized the year previous was SYN
or $500. One oflhc cows came In january
90, 1874, and the other February 10.
Almost simultaneously with this conie'
report through the buffalo Courier thai
Mr, oliver B rnnson,Uf Ellety, Chautatlqnt
county, made and sold the past season a.,
S35 pounds Of butter from sixteen cows
or an average Of 1902 pounds to the COW
This was exclusive Of the milk, cream
and bnller consumed by the family. iii!
entire production Of butter will average
him 81 cents per pound, or n trilIe more
than SlOj for each COW.
II IL almost unnecessary to add that II
attain these results IL Ia only necessary
in the first place, to have good cows AMI
in the second place, TO feed them we'll
Oi course II Ia requisite to understand
how to handle the milk and cream prop
erly and advNntageOusly.
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uoNsrouK LopEsitARts.LThe collapse
in the mining stock market at San Fran.
cisco, which occurred In the closing days
Of January, was about d. positive and
general AZ has ever been noticed In any
imilar speculation. Ophir, veteran Of q
hundred chances IN mine and market, fell
lnsiStcen days from 3lj per share TO 100,
Mexican, liz ncighbor, which has a mar.
mw face on the lode, 100 feet, we think,
declined from 50 to 81 per share. eau.
iornia, the centre Of the obonanza," fell
from $50 to $40 per share, and ils neigh
bor, Consolidated Virginia, from 7lb u
$40. The aggregate shrinkngc In The
sixteen days referred to In the markell
value Of the shares Of twelve mines on TIN
Vomstock Lode was $97,3OG,AOO.
The Comstock lode has produced over
S2QO0OO,0OO in bullion, from first 10 last
and placed nj lcnsl three Of liz most ioAi
lnnate adyCnlurcrs in the United States
senate, Nels York Soclholdtr, FEB. oh
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Hil1S6nItS l6alFitS

New YoRR, February lG.-Nearly one
thousand families Of MsnnoniteS are soor
expected to arrive In Canada from Rus.
Sia. They have chosen Manitoba for theii
future residence and have commissioned
An agent to buy for them several thousand
6sad of cattle In the WOSt.
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AnInlnro,lng Tenlency In Iron.

An Improving Tendency III Iron
From tho Pittsburgh Manufactured
The market continues fairly active, all
that can reasonably be expected, and The
most noticeable feature Is the continued
upward tendency, indicating that pro-
llcers have more confidence IN the lu'
ure. While 30 far us We can learn, there
have been no sales since the date Of Oni
last review ut any advance, we are rGIia'
bly informed that there are very few, !
any, sellers now at the figures current Z
week ago; standard forge irons, for whicl
S23, four months, was considered M OK
IRENE price ten days ago, are held at S2i
four months, showing M advance 81 pei
ton during the time in qnestion, and
about SO a. compared with December
II ia possible, yea II is probable, that this
rapid and unexpected advance will hayl
tendency 10 restrict business tempo.
arily, as the mills, In view Of the TACT
that they have no immediate llSe for The
article In consequence Of the lock -Out
may now hold of, in order, Y possible, 70
check up The advancing tendency Which
Ias been the leading characteristic Of the
market during the past ftay Eeeks. Az
noted in Our last review, the feeling pre-
walls to considerable extent, and IL ap,
pears 10 lie increasing, that the stock OI
standard forge, not only here but IN tIlost
localities tributary 10 this maj ket, Is mol
as large a. many have been led to believe
and this had considerable IL Ito Will
,,,,t,,. tbn ,ntIIa In nnnIrnnnrp luyinI
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Drawing Certain or Money Refunded.

Whole Tickets $50. lIaVes s2h Tenth, Or each
Coupon, o. Eleven Whole Tickets, 5000 =.
For 1'IrkctCS, OF information, address
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