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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-10

New York Herald: The arrival of the
dueal party took place at o quarter be-
fore five, and in half an hour they were
comfortably and costly settled in the ap-
partments assigned them, which are the
most elegantly furnished aud commo-
dious in the establishment, although, in
accordance with the expressed wish of
the two princes to be treated as private
citizens, they are not distigured
with any insignia indicative OF
the distinction of their occupants.
The names OF the party appear on
the register as III. /. II. the Grand
Duke Alexs. II. 1. II. the Grand Duke
Constantine. Baron schilling, DIR. Cou-
dame and two Servants; Russian trigate
Shetland in Norfork harbor," 50 I'M
ceremonious was the arrival that il did
not even attract the usual group OF spec
tators about the door, and not single
street recognition occurred from the
Jersey City depot to the hotel. The
Grand Duke Alexis viii be remembers
in the first circles OF New \ ORR ~ having
been OF rather beyish appearance. al
though OF tall and manly bearing at the
date Of his former visit. His figure Is
, now considerably fuller and more portly
than IL was in those days, and his then
delicate complexion has been somewhat
bronzed By exposure. He wear. his
beard very differently. also, and the la
dies OF this city will consequently have
TO provide themselves with new photo
| graphs II their albums are hereafter to
represent the Russian prince as he is =
a tall aud still rather slender gen
tleman. wearing a fun beard. fall
ing In wavy ripples low upon hi
breast. His face, again, is now scarcely
recognizable from the photographs so
carefully preserved by those who were
present at the Academy OF Music, in
which his former visit eliminated. The
roundness that distinguished it then has
given place to tfrmness and decision
that bid well for splendid career In the
world. He dresses very simply
and quietly. The Grand Duke Con.
stantine resembles his brother very
strongly. and yet not so strongly
as to be mistaken tor him even by the
most casual observer. There is the
same manly height: the same curling
locks cling to the compact Russian head;
| the complexion Is of the same pro-
nouneed blonde, and the physique has
the same general ensemble. TIE face,
also. has the same firmness, decision and
command. OF the two remaining mem.
bers OF the party, the Baron SchillIng has
darker, heavier and more German ap-
pearance, and the doctor Is a thorough
doctor IN appearance.
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Proceedings in the senate.

WASHINGTON, March S.-A melton to
refer the credentials Of John 4. Morgan.
senator from Alabama, to the committee
on privileges and elections was mega.
lived and the original resolution, that he
be sworn, was then unanimously
adopted and Mr.. Morgan was sworn in
A resolution to seat l.. F. Grover,
senator elect trom Oregon. was then
called up by Mr.. Wallace.
Mr.. Sargent submitted the following
as substitute
WHEREAS, Under the constitution and
laws and practice OF the senate. La.
fayette Grover, claiming TO be a senator
from the state OF Oregon, his credentials
being regular and in due form, and there
being no contestant for the seat, is en-
titled TO admission 10 seat in this body
on a prinsa .faeie case by such creden-
iials, notwiths standing the objections
contained In the petitions Of citizens OF
The state OF Oregon against his admis.
zion therefore, be it
Rssolrsd. That the credentials of La.
iayette Grover be taken from the table
and the oath OF Office be now admins.
tered to him,
Resolred, further, That the petitions of
The citizens OF Oregon containing
charges against Lafayette Grover lie on
the table until the committee on priyii.
eyes and elections Is organized. when
they shall be referred to such committee,
together with the credentials, with In
structions to investigate such charges
ana report as to their truth or falsity.
Mr.. Wallace accepted the substitute.
Mr.. Conkling moved to amend by in.
serting In the preamble after the words
mo contestant tor the seat as follows ::
"And there being but one body claiming
70 be the legislature, and but one person
claiming to be governor, and there being
no doubt or dispute as to the existence OF
one legal, righttul state government"
The amendment was accepted By Mr..
Sargent.
Mr.. Conkiing said he had heard il af.
rirmed that the same reason which emit.
tied Mr.. Grover to be seated on a prin,a
Jaeis case entitled Mr.. Kellogg to be
seated on prioia facie case yesterday.
II that position was sound la law and
sound In truth, it proved conclusively
the caprice Of those who voted TO refer
bis credentials yesterday. He denied
that there was any analogy. that there
was any resemblance between the two
cases. The Oregon case was one where
there was = legislature. an asccrtained
constitutional legislature, aud necessa.
my but one. II WAS case In which
"ie'e was an aseertained and acknowI.
edged government and only one consti.
iuuohsi governor, because the cons,itu.
lion did net acknowledge a dual exeep.
i've IN any state. The facts in the cas-.
OF Grover made up a pris,a taeie case and
TIE claimant Was entitled to his seat.
AFTERWARDS any Investigation could be
made - 10 the alleged vice lying behind
Ihe certificate. The senate knew, the
world knew. that In Louisiana two rival
bodies, hotiy contesting. restrained from
violence and tumult By the arm Of power.
had heen asssstipg each sgaiust The
ether ehoe y was the lawful body. the
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Adminisarator's Notice.

EsGte Of Charles Booker deceased.
r., me undersigned, having been appointed ad-
linistrator Of the estate Of Charles Booker, late
oI the county OF Alexander and state Of ILL
sois. deceased. hereby gives notice that he will
sppsar before the county court OF Alexander
county, at the court house In Cairo 1t the April
. Term; on the third Monday In April nex'. at
wnich Tine all persons having claims against
sslu esisle are notified and requested 70 attend
All persons indsbcd AZ ma sss. sr useu
20 tnaks msdlste pay naent 10 the under signed
D"'ea ''as go day II February, \. y, ISL.
George lATTNER,
Administrator.
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ALL WORMS REMOVED ALIVE.

Z. +. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails
20 Destroy Pin Seat and stomach Worms
Ur' hunkei, the only successful physician
who removes Tape Worm in two hours
alye, with head. and no fec until removed,
common sense teaches that IL Tape Worm
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MISFIT CARPETS.

Anshsn Brussels. Three Ply and Ingram
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liz FULTON ST.. NEW YORK
carpets carefully packed and sent TO an
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psEND FOR PRICE:LIsr. We:
J. A. Kendall
N00Lns week 20 4 geins c s,Gs s,r,,e. 10 NJ,
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WASHINGTON.
naves, notwithstanding the Oppo-
sition Of Leading Republicans,
Serene as q Statue.
JOHN sHHluAN oONrrRNED BY THE
SENATE AZ SECRETARY OF
TIE TREASURY. -
Grover Of Oregon, sworn In.

10 the Associated Pre- 5 }

REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CAUCUS.
WASHINGTON, March S.-Thc Repub-
lican senators held caucus this morn
ing, at which the report OF the commit
tee appointed to revise the standing COM
mittees was submitted aud adopted. The
minority gets an increased representation
so that instead Of three the Democrats
will have four places cut Of the nine ON
each non-political committee, with per.
haps the exception Of one or two com
mittees which are OF quasi political
character. The Republicans have pro
vided for Senator Davis, OF Illinois, by
assigning him 10 the judiciary commit
tee and the committee on the revision
Of laws.
CONFERENCE WITH THE PRESIDENT.
There was conference in the library
In the executive mansion between tho
president, Evarts. Sehurz and Devens.
Ii appears to have been very serious
meeting. ana limitations are that the
visitors desired to relieve the president
from any embarrassments by reason of
their selection tor cabinet positions /; but
it is well understood that the president
is determined concerning his cabinet ap-
pointments. and civil service reform, and
the Southern matters generally. The
old cabinet will attend the president to-
morrow. and the usual counsel will be
held.
TROOPS IN TIE SOUTH.
The question OF removing the troops
from the South is likely to rest for the
present. as there is no disposition on the
part of the president to make any move
hastily.
srKKMAN's CONFIRMATION.
There il nothing significant in the tact
that none except Sherman OF the cabi.
net nominees were acted upon by the
senate to-day. Mr.. Sherman having
been chairman OF the finance committee
1t would, to say the least, have been al
act Of disc0urtesy OH the part OF brother
senators towards him to have his name
left out entirely In The making up OF
committees, or to announce his success
sor on the finance committee before they
had confirmed his nomination as score
tary OF the treasury, aud consequently
the senate confirmed his nomination to
day that this obstacle might not pre-
vent the announcing OF the standing
committees OF the Senate whenever tn
time for making s"nh "a announcement
s,.afI arrive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
DOuFsTIC MARKETS.

prFFALo Y y sept 22Four in far inquiry. sales 900
hlIs a. anehsns el-Drices WheIt dul sales eai' 10
MIr aukee Ciub as II * Corn quiet light inquiry NO
nd AZ d nc .alrs In lots at 81 a952e sample Lots, 9uc
- ruef. .ses busa Western nc f2c Rye IN hght
Ann ,i AZ Ic Tor Western. Seeds quiet sales u suai os
~ Tirntbv I'd 6Op<l Glover quutablc ~ =, Yeuuu'
a. .gS0 for large other articles unchanged. hrees u-
snrrd Hecepra Lake l,9l bOs Flour. ~ 90 Dn1h
Ns.t. los 500 hn.h Corn, ~ 600 bush OHt 900 tcs,
o1 bs and g75 ukgs VI iari BY ka-bl 10 bhlr tlnur
1000 nnsh Whoaf 500 bush Corn 1900 bush oats 900
b,sb HARLEY 94OO bush Rye. -hipnent- by tana 10 Tide
-O !t4 bush 65.9ni Our. Corn; l29uN buSh
o.. q rOa push Barley. $3.50 bush Rye BY ail-tufDO
~. bush Wheat zoo BUSH Corn. - tOO Oish
O.I- / 400 hu.a harley 2.fOO buah. rye
,,gfc.o0 sent .2-Elour quiet and unchanged Nheab
and higher NO Chicago spring a. IA cash 81 3t
al - 81 OIA. OctOberi 81 O4'2 November
~ ado 81 10 rejected 96c Corn IN fair demand nut low
- lIa.ssl9sc cash s2s.e october oats easier - &c
rs.b or Ortaber 10 - &c Barley hfra o. to
PM .ong and higher Gsl3 % cash slJ 90 oct
b.r 55asl2 80 all She year lar slrpng anu hlgheri
A. a5 ash or Ocob-r Bukmess steady and hfm shouder
Loo short Klb. TA.s short Clear 'so. Nhskry, - y
T,ight.-Corn b. Buffalo 3sId4c. Receipis-Flour, h9oO
mis- WheaL Dush.; Corn 10000 bush Oaia H.
So hush pve 500 bush Barley f3 600 bush. Shpments
flour 90 bbl-.; Wheat $4,000 bnsha tOr bnsh'
CncfsSAn sept. 22-Four quiet 1ui steady FANNY , -
as 40 Wheat dull lower Ia sell Choice Amber ahd /" hte
al s5dsl 81. Winter Red Western 81 Sodsi ~ Corn IA
GOOD demand Mixed 4sc. Oats easier Mlrtsl ~ - yo
easier; No p 83asic Barley In fair demand western
'spTfng So ssg- held ~ SIS Iirn s4ons aeu.e
steam s.cszs Buzz Merts sroes e and TAG LOT
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sUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1877.


o,.us.x ct..- - r,o.r sa.. p,cor IN 0ood Seruand
ar 6 4 and Tor shouders Csas ns Rufter
sides Whlskey steady IN goo1 Demand ~ ~ 70 ee1,r
ntmi Creamery, p a3Oc Western keserye
ono lSf2oc sugar m goOd cenano hoRs 80 ~
6od RACING, - 1879 40 butchers' 70 sV3s0 a. f'P
$50 head sill m ais, 40 mead - 80, IL.
tEft0il sept @2Fl9ur lower sra IN iar % txtr,
~ 1o hts az - o. y neat e 10 AZ cash
Ic Nleieah - 5si no. 10 :. o. Corn steady
y ~ 49, 20 ~ ,ri,i IT, C,afs s.esdv No
gu ~ ~. - a. 80 .vhesf G9 600
b 49, = loo t,sb 6ate ID, Oo9 bnsR shipments-
ht-it tulu, o,oVv tltiii -v'VN 49,
tl0ur,-Sa5 bbls. NhcI $1,000 Dusli Oits oAVv u.s.; ~
MILWAUKEE sept Zs-tioif scare. aud ulIl ,,i' W.
settled; opened "a a-a lower closed easier; No
zee, Hart ls4 90 roi ~ " ~. 40 co. - earn
temDer 81 laa october, ~ W; so eos - u o..
dlhi no. D 4ZAc oao steady y III Geua1u 80 :, .t
tye stsa Y IN good demand NO 9o' -Is - 81 rTo
Tea so. spring ~ tJi tc tie.Ol- ia; a.,
sc htcaiptl-H1W DIX fi-iti ~ -5ol9 o.sh " "o
nic.ts-o,SUU DDis t.1ll ii'v gls. -. o,,,o,fy
b.. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24


LOyDON Sept 22 The There some
quo thou gh winch lesd u the thai reviva n
which have drcbuef or J9ree years nov SNOW az nDot
nent Up 10 July the weekly averages exhibit
slight dmnuou % business m leI eOpirec Win lsfo D
since Che comm 'nceni'Ito OF Anktft AZ Hp' e ~ Ap
Tn. j. 200 recent ana 700 ngt
TO build Oh e4stAci opinion that ne slagnhiol - lne
has sssc entirely way ana We arr iar rom
implying justin TIE immediate expectation - RAPID
u trade but a. al events u 10 SATISFACTORY mat thc
movement has Deen checked whether e IMPROVE
mont prove temporary Discount rates Is per cent
below last week. months bank bills being quoted ~ -
ppr ccuL bills not Quotsby altered. The supply u
money AZ short terms j. abundant loans practicable
ser sales or lnlted states byVeruHct
serir.s are b. ing pressed Understand holders
America m ahi!c paon demand foT ready money when
likely be unusually tul
this year consequence Of the crop rovemrns shall
Edechne OF the Russian silver able % % 81, winch "a al
most The lowest point over tOacoi al'.f tenals sss'
inc traic ou0uOzes the railways the exclusion u cKU9rt
The German Governments has therefore delicate
amounts Of silver for sale. Tie stock markets thus week
dull bus Of proposed armis;ice gave
strong support 10 speculative AtoeAs "a lh.a5 anu sHSe
then the improvement h1i not been enrey ot lhcugh lhe
prices with Lass u unay rable
win the prominent exec ptou 81 turkish s'ocAa rhS,n
funds have yAed very sghty haVnE recovered IN idesSy
Tie fraction Lost 0d sry FJrsIEn Iyer -ht securities
fell Aid 10 the I'm
turkish stOcAs however nave continued 70 al a,e upon e
successful resistance ~ Ieyna. American rar BAD securities,
whole maintain the puces 10 which they hav" been
operations Dat PROBABILITY remains
t1at should money become dear ia America II VIII be dinollt
IosBos sept Cousol, 95sis for both money
Newiok Central lOS Limos Central os's Pennsylvania
IosDoS sept a2-l.sO D. m.-Frie Railway shares. iO7s
Pa quote Yo cea Asnte- al 100 francs 80 ecu
IoEbJN' sept 2z-2sO p. m.-Erie railway shares, IL.
NcR-YorE Centra lOt Illinois Central TO- Ne. Jersey
Central. Is.
Eantes al 100 francs 05 confines fHr the
LONDON. sept Zzslyer Is quoted at 54'ad. per ounce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

HAVANA sept 2-Sucar-The uncertainty sun attaching
M course sugars abroad keeps the market perfectly
ciet a0ring no opportunity schedule ~ prices. The
principal sales week were 1880 D3xss OF cyed
IA 10 reals per 1rODe, ana -5Jo boxes, Nos
TO H. pnce not made kn own; STOCK IN warehouse at
Havana and Matanzas ljlSOO bags, 100, 20 bags
aud 4IOOO hhds. Receipts Of. the weeS, q boxes
40 bags and 100 hhds EKpofts 9uiiAS Wy
boxes 800 ba 700 hhds including loO boxes anu
All me Dags and hhds United states. Bacon. $50 - ID
s3- SD Dtr ct Butter -QOG$6j per quntal Tor superior
American Jerxed Beef - ~ arFo0e gold Hams $40
A. Der qunt2 fOr American sugar cured Iafd IN Kegs
Common 80 30 per quntal; Fine, $40 m TINS CoAon
s}3 90. Fine SIS 90. Potatoes SO oDdf - ~ per 91
Ialloy $50 1881 e, qunua Wax, yellow, SlI 5J1rlo e
srrobe White nominal. Honey, none here Onions; ~
$50 p bbi. for American. Coal Oh II uns y fetls Y
gallon Empty hhisr nominal Lumber dnn " lli NE
- shocks nominal. Deals. $50 Chewing Tobacco
~ G62 = quntsl. Corn, lldlI2 r,al- ? -Iroye
FrsgltsSteamers are Offering "a carry
boxes al 40 aud hlds - which caves no chance Tor
tho few Vessels seeking fre rates close nominal
ToDaecO business with fair peeeace for O IOoaeco
low and middle grades obtained 40 SONr3Z per cW, ahd u
nerr az - So per cwt. gold. spanish Gol q ia
81 2- Exchanges higher and rn. ON the JoiJe states
sixtv DAYS Currency premium short sight 40 Y'4
Go premium sixty day Cold ll24 sc premium; sort
SL10Jc premium on LOhaOl l0@LJ &C Ptehuh'
on 3, OGJ44c premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

The money market has been, m grnefa WAY, easy ri
the week with call loans ranging from to Big tAs
street closing to-day tao higher rate The rate AZ tue
hank has been Cal. Discount closed quiet at hal
Der cent The rates OF exchange on Nev-Y0rk at
The following cities to-day were: 81. Louis, rs pre-
MUM: savannah, buying 4 on, selling Is on Gin
cnuati fair demand buying par, selling 10 premium
Charleston. none % be had; NeHOrlean-, commercial,
Isa3te: bank I41le premium, aud Chicago, Is 10
20 discount The following was the Clearing House
statement to-day Currency exchanges, ST sos ass;
500 gold balances, 81 ,O9654l And for the week
Currency elearances S4O5.O3227S currency balances.
81 O62 O64 gould cearaDces, S42,l9J,2J gold bar
ances S76.212536
The London market has been quiet and firm Prices Of
Government securities TIE close at the best points
OF the week No bullion movement was reported az the
Bank OF England and money not quoted. SubOined
is the range OF prices OF Securities.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rire5', Vessels aud Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY. sept. %. 1877.
ASHES continued quiet at 4ae for Pots and 69e' Tor
Pearls.
weak straw fairly active and firm. ,., .
HOPS-Ths market quiet today and unrhfnKeu
nothing doing Tor export consumption Ses Iolh
new choice 10 Fancy II l3c Low 10 Far - pc
Eastern New IOdl2c; YearlingA 4d7ei Odds, AL groWths
2d4c. - -. 49, -.
Prime cargoes with sales limited to 22FJ esKs FL Ihrrr
belnp Two invoices $50 bags and Oub bags0n PIlyhba
terms Mid coffee quiet unchanged $50 bags SaNsnia
gold on private terms qu0ted. lSd-uc., gold.
sCrTTdN cotton was qnet and unchanged; sales
75I bales 547 last evening nelnns ~ i"i 81
port and consumption Of tn &c sales 10
Ar 10 arrive the receipts at ports SO49 baa
against 245g This day asi wees 1888 oaes this day
last year. Quotations:
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state bonds were quiet but the close to-day Ten
nesees stlaned up 10 ABS Missouri 6s being firm. AZ
IOGI4 virginia Is deferred sold at g.
In ctv bank stocks, PARK o. sold az lObA2; Republic
Il 81 At 81, and Commerce (45l az l2lI
Railroad bonds ruled dull al the week. and today the
offerings small lots. Canada Southern brts te
coded b. go Union Pacific frsts fell TO 1912. the
Land Grants stfeuing 1O5, ana Missouri Pa@nc nrss
beur steady at 9S. Boston. Hartford and Erie hrsts
we're strong at ISl2 and rrsts OF Burlington, Cedar
Rapjds and Minnesota at 60. Rock Island new Is
Welded 10 los and Hannibal and st. Joseph C0nvertibies
fo 81 Michigan Central Is ruled firm at 100 and North
Missouri nrss ~ par; hsts OF c. C. and J. G. selling at
s.: Lehigh aad Wikesbarre consols ar 81 aud Alton
ana Terre Haute second preferred OF s42 There WAC
sale OF Winona and st. Peters hrst-suaranteed by the
Chicago and NOrthWcst-lt 81 L.
There was nothing particularly In gold and sales
cay we're at 1890 03 the extreme range of tue week
having been 1920 1894. Loans over until Monday
costE a j. carrying and fiat The SuhIreasury dlsbnrsc
nens for the week 1910 900 interest, and ~ l2s
O0O called bouds inc usiye 0 sol coo and ~ 81 900 10
d1v The days business % the Gold Clearing Depart
ment of thr Bank Of the State OF Newly York covered
cold cleared. Sells 700: gold balances, SllIOG0O
Currency balances, 81 20s 020. The gold quotations
were follows;
There wa little animation in Foreign Exchange
tbrOu bout the week. aud the selling rates today were
ru mo basis OF 81 s20<t 80 for sixty days hs. and
81 sole tor sight, the Z We suDjoin Official quota
iona