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which been accumulang for time consd
erably le.sened Low ard meum grades have sold fary
through orders for failure delivery.
OVERCOATINGS lees active. but still In fail demand
for ean and rough makes from Jobbers but other descr
tons dull.
CLOAKINGs-som OF the popular makes are In TAR
request and sell lose 20 receipts steady prices
WOHSIED COATINGS-Spring weight goods have re-
ceived siderable attention. In fir demand az
sea prices but heavy goods duh and move genery al
concessions.
EN1UCKY JEANS are dan. sales mostly in small
lots for immediate requirements.
SAIINEI~ have been looked after by intending buy
ers. but actual business ighf.
REPELLA MIS- quiet easy pr1ces and selling gener
ally an small lots for reassOrtments
FLANNELs are also quiet but active az could be ex
pected. sales mostly small parcels steady prices.
BLAN kEIS1he maud for these irregular and unsat
tsfactnryy but prices arr without important change
SHAWlS AND SKIRTS both quiet. with most
relative inquiry for leading makes OF velvet and cash
mere OF The former and bamoral IN the latter
FOREIGN GOODS-The following shows the imports
OF dry goods at tins port for the week and the same time IN
two rev
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ru.res CrI,t. closing, points higher. opened az
l.....r ..gI oa. -.Ie- LAST evening li,alN bales.
,.alg f-t can. january. o. II..3. 200 t1I1; Feb
r..-. 5i - 1'ar goo l.C5, total, 90J hl., second
. ta. l-. o. l.I-. zoo 1l.lti February, lH., I-J.
t..aI 100 bales. r.rd call. January 500 l.! feru
al.. I.H. II-- 500 bales Also 200. NotrnI
D. 1r.IiG. 4GOO uecemn,r lIU-all.l5. 1900 jana
ar tII4rIIl-t 3luu February. lllG4 .tl. 100 March
100. 40D june III alls2 total, $4,000 bales. Grand
tO.... 10000 Do .ius
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head. Market somewhat improved particularly ior oes
grades but there advance IN rate, probably Ns
ts supply sales Of choice AZ - 250r = 5O tN
5OGsS quality rs 5O0k7 second quahy Al - D"
ass third quality ~ ~ JOaSj. ~
SHEEP AID LANn Receipts 1855 head some OF tS ~
incs fIr and The feeling very much tle
cattie-a quoter market and sea prices as
Extra az 81 Ju, OF ltvh
- ~ n lambs. ia
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Gin Real estate tor Sale.

4 REDUCTION in or prices. First-class
n houses figures that def compel ion. Cabinet hnsh,
mrrors Wa-cItng Sc send for iampIc containing la
grams and reduced pucfs % 90 thr owners. DJGOlN q
CRO~sMAN. 6J East 4lst ~ Two house, 90 lgL
I ROMANO BROWN will take charge Of
- estates. collecting r,nts. paying tax .1rAnCe, &C,
ION owners. Otdcs 40 l2oJ Broadway corner 5od-se
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Receipts for the past week 81 9Os packages; previous
10 2S packages corresponding week last wear zn2 -.
ages sipmea past Loss paeksses sane Mac in
wear on PACKAGES scarcely change mas P,,.
the market the past week Tine dsnah f rcptS
fine grades A good and with slight falling on IN I,'t,
r are I'm and have advanced little Dairy pals arr OF
scorer quality than those last week western ~
Sbinrers are doing mt very little The demand continues W
increase for Oleomargarine Dealers say u u
the a.tores with ner present nifed capacities o mh
fat enoch ,o aunpv the urdng demands ana state a'
stems ara being taken increase Their fac ues ler
turing elsf from . o cents. Quotathhsi
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plentiful and dull 20 bbls sold a. - 10 ana
offered AZ the price Choice lted h,uhe 49,
a. sales made ~ 100 Dds o. cnVco
NJ bout - bbls Of az 81 20 ff2 80 20 Dbl,
Of ~. b. T. Peas firm at quotations. ihousn
snnnn snLa Tor lnss. QnOtalons.
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Drouk!nn Rea! GslaIs for Sale.

nWELLING-HOUSE Nos. 43 Niliow-st.,
~ 81 HlcEsst 90 81 an IS Nl.s41s, 100 and OZ Pne
apple-st, 10 and l81 WAOughayst, - iaifYetteaye
GORDON J. FORD. 81 Cl1rl'L. br00IlYn.
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and since the beginning Of the

,,,v.mber Is. and since the beginning OF the
year; 1873 . 1880 o. as 40
Yor ne veeS..,,id 2iIsii217 221l5os6i 2loo'l'yo'
81 la.l44l17 s2S4,5ss 2 s25SlSll o az
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1877. 1876. 1873.
ST35 COZ 2 9-00iS 1893 O9O
TO ~ g6l.3jO l,33A.20I
6lO,lS5 4Jb.3O2 32l .631
1878.
Entered az the port ...
Thrown upon the narkC

Importers nave transacted light and unsatisfactory
business and jnbhers report very dull fair
Der Of small orders have received holiday goods.
from int rinr retailers and fabrics IN fir request
Black and eooea SILKS quiet and steady but fancy slow
and easy trimming gelvets steady, ana pushes fairly active
Mant ia vev n slow. Dress lfs but steady de-
mand al prices rather Black and drap deto
sold small lots ~ iar Fancy French fabrics
in far demand Mooen goods qnlei Linen goods luet
with lmp t@ Housekeeping linens dull ami hand efs
in better demand descriptions ~ white also
better demand but generally unchanged Gloves and hosiery
IN nnderale demand.
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miscellaneous.

EgR. ALPHONSE CHAUYIN is hereby m
y I,ru,-I mar h.s fafhel NIl HolAH tHAi J -
- Ina ~ igth az March. le11. Aihonsf Is requested 10
c,nlri1uicate aud send hs address o. RES N 49,
BATENTS. CAVEATS. TRADE MAkho,
4 ne,irrs ,a,vrigtts promptly secured, ON moderate
terms b. nUEs q co. ~rrIudt American IA.et'
H.an,v 80 P4rkrlw, corner BeeAmAnst' new oiA
TiUrtv' years' experience
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financial.
A Gas STOCK

A GAS STOCKS.
~. NEW.YORK. METROPOLTTAN, MUTUAL AND
2tANuATpAS GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD, .
inby GEO. 81. PRENrIss.
Room ~ go Broad at y y
AN ADJOURNED MEETING of the SHARE
Il HOLDER ~ tie CHICAGO, 1T. LOUIS an EW-
ORLEANS r ilway company Uong tIc CORONATION lately
formed by the CONES dafi"n Of fhr NewOrltans Jackson asa
Company wl Hc held company Office room TO
No ~ Nlssal-st, Ne"l'rs % 10 o'clock a. M, on WE'D
Nf.~JAl. tuFrH.t -,
BY order OF the Boari of Directors - -
STUYNEsANT FISH secratiry.
MISSOURI co. BONDS BOUGHT AND
VI sold j. Alden Gaylord, 80 Wallst p o. Box lz12.
NETWORK STOCK FXCHANGE.-Our
= seui partner s member of the Exchange and exc
''"' '' ''' Henry CLEws q co..
Blnsor- ani Broker. 80. -5 Sew So. NeN-4orz.-
OFFICE oF Tu. IuItD tygy RlI. ROAD CJNrhNY(
riri-aFe.. between 15th and oo'l-o. 80
NE"-fO Hh Oct - 80. ~
rTHE STOCKHOLDERS of TINS COMPAN1
are lDr tlit rhe annual meeting Tor tle cleo
and inspectors of election Tor me es ing
year De held a, this Office ou tDN t7bAlf E'Fth"t
i+h .rgL The pos VIII 1r open at AMI close % O'Clock
T. transfer books Of the company closed aud viii
November the 'tl inst. Br order " One Boat OF
Directors tllAItll.@ 10 AK u b. '''I.."'5
Nrw.YoGK soy. 10. ST.
THE firm Of HUTCHINSON BROS, brokers'
4 is tins uay DISSOLVED Oy mutual consent.
j.. D.. ii r Ilii l~ON.
ID. +. III ICHINSON.
PARTNERSHIP lr tbc transaction 81 general banang and
brokerage business "a Broadway and - Nr"t in hrih
rtuI. IN ltr-. Crimson BROS ID. II. HD Johnson.
SYLVESTER posi-
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.g1r- r.~f,. c-o,
Iislt erop.....sO qI Rough Leather
1rro Conner quiet at 17aa177se Lead
arm IN fiT cat s4eIgr ouei ruchaneed Pig 1fn hrIn.
S y 90 iDs 10 and 8 b. there lra liberal deliveries
benz made on previous coutr5cts. scotch Pig steady sacs
100 f1rs Couoss 10 Cdrbroe 700 tons Glelhanock
IT.: Rails IN demand; saes. 600 tons Iron here
1000 toms ~tcel az tie west p, ~" Scr'P cue
C,rrcs s2i 75ale.5 20 for G-ngaru0cx sotgs2t 80
s4'.s Aef - llaI 20 .a ~ , Su
carrelcv FOR erne' Domestic t' ior common: @r,itsr
uonles c. aIr46 &C. cur eucv, i- In-,tfaits ~ &C.;
Euelsh. 10 else uancs -S4l7-c. al GOLD TN Plates
OSle ,.. - , & g. c5it Cd c,r 10 ctors
nov quotations. Ilraim du Porto iuco, 5J@j0c: Eng
NAVAL s'ioGfs-7fIrits T,p,nune higher armer clos
h. l,r few isys 100 IBIS. soi a .5c Resins quiet
s s,2 . es f 2V 4 tr5. c1aoa To- GOD strained 81 IS
,' ID Is u - - fCt, p1tc' = I21q s g. d,yirS
as,5har IN. qei ncsr-id r-dm -Ir,raa5
a6 eo l-a.s ,5a ~ b.s as @s 6 e.
' IS s. 90 g, a.t s.. ioe 5ies Ss'5.. f.1s
Gr . 81 scam So S. lre !. Zoo lez.s C5ecs. Jos;
-e9 os ;r o d ,ersoo2 ,m g F ia.
meas emrnt goo. 31a 90 marksi Ioo2 tc igri 2422;
6aoc5 !. 81 . a., 4s9 5j 1,-ooa- 100 Dae coz
T5 -o Gf % ii Fiouf. g. Gd Iiayf. .i.,-a 81 go
sb reIR 10 Cork for order. 3 zoo crs Hirg r. 3D..
ilean , oarS, same Y''a g F'i 3, ' ' , i
ions 90 Port Natal general cargo 4os lz rautv to.u
can So .o'syT, l.l' fe ' ana . ,' 'l a r... ,
ff r.rr, r 30, god: I,a5nhsr,t G1ra-a I'd. orders.
4o Isl. ' 5-,- lo aa, Napbfll. Is, .a I.dih Lari
2m l ra3eo a ,n3 6o g. '9 7''aas Dutch p' O
-. on 0AA@-7''''' '4''' lou ''D'
fcr. 7a ~ N.nialacl crude t5af,. for sound t5 10.
r 1-1c b ra,let giut.t. BE. sperm Drra 81 80 -;
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Tie supply Of apples is vry Tar e. Deleis ao not ~
t.u 800 = unf near eqhA Z" li1
,ia .,.pg ID very tu market auI lower prices itars
la ,crcc Very few with tie execution Of some o '...n
a.t r.If.rIl rs On sale. Three loads arlNtd lui
Cll.for.ia Two were in gcol condition, vic ine
orb.- s very sofa and Ii1s 90 lof 'iir STU aa
I 9 - any t.s -0oI on.. r5 a. There vac o, some
t.t,'lrr lrsUe- composed ot lOsaY. wich -l-l Il" 80
,o aud ffu.c4i which bf1u4 % <2D-- 3" pr cas- 10Y
trsnirrr-s drug ou the la &c., WINE .A,' N' i 81
lt fair demand. quantities sun h'ii
,etu. orders o. .a.a. Grapes scarce. ti.Tlia
C.euses ne inning more freely, 3nd sen a =
tr hi moderate demand. But t-H Q-nc-5 arc on 'Ao'
f.rt.f. 0rrs
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an.tior aales G. Rea! Gslale.

Arrr,~ IL. MULLER, Auet0neer.
ESTATE OF JOHN MCtONFILL deceased.
4! Ix...f,r. sal. OF III valuable lots ODD SOL -!ttN
Tl-I .tATn. I9G.N. lJ1tl aAd lo5.17l-, % WARD
lrl.. .T tEA-ADtk.
,.ri, d. N,Urr t Son viii sell auction, ou Tuesday,
\-..rl..r .D ~ ID oclcE %. Che iyrfnsr ~l-c- t 10
fff .oI.vv hr 0rc-pi fIe Executors o inIn -ift p ~
.,, ifl lois ON tr ABOVE streets ard southern Bule.
v.rt q these l0t, flolt D. tr 80. .ArIi In ~ % ~
m 0f them are OF extra ytl. This proicy H sAJtb
HARLEM BRIDGE.
and f.p rllif cn.lUrfi nI ~ me
Rapid TRANSIT ROADS
VIII 7rolr crh..es lts ytlu. ~ per lf on %. r.ls Tor
ir-a years ~ per cent Aap- 40 thr 'he 'i ne
auct.0ucars.
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Receipts FOR The week 1924 psg 10 lastwee 6sSo PSd
rorra-D0u ting week last wear. ~. nte7 llt '. ~
bl. increased considerably me PAST week. bI W i
~ taeu nace With the very large IN fc receipts 5e
ri.s lse fna.- 70 ma;ial chang. LINED are coming POI
Wv plentiful the demand Ti continue lfil 20 iuub "
m ,n erg- can De- purchased al the present pricesi
%, q =, " do- 29ast ~. a. lined ...-.----l 10 120
No. q On mime p. 72t West, lned........l7 dl9
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Glnrnle orr s.nte ManLe!s.

HlnrJle aUo .J!nIe IlanIfIs.
MARBLE and MARBLEIhED MAN lELo !;
y M, monuments stones. door tiing. rumbcf anu
,rritIrs slabs al greatly reduced prices turning io We
trade. g. NLABE 1873 AM l5o East ol.-,. Ae.I o.. -, y
- KLABER * CO., ,.,-. r...,
u.LsJ .l-tS NANTEL~. TILlnf. MDNt NtNl5' az 10
.rr.t urges PIT MIXERS SLAB, a specially.
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Dcntlsirp

Nr WAIT. ST.. No. - East 23d-st.-First-
cae. drr~rry at low popular prices; extracting unaer
nura fh m without call ami examine seci
mems and prices
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Peceipt for mast week 1851 boxes; DO previous 49,,
40 50 To-: correspond last year 3.btO 10, =" d. @
past week i4U7 ln. corresponding "reA ,ts ct
IL Tiverroo quofati0ns, Gs Tire Cheese nAIAe - t-ti
with scartclv aur change iu prices IT. nrnln1 ~ Tbe
hae- COR med nm grades. shippers are Ou, .ur i,t
export show lmte increlse over ilosL OF @ Cbe,-es
shiunars refuse higher prices 'A M p. ~ 49,
ne ~ -,ud,kv factory commission house IN -
civ WHO sends them England. passed through htro d6
Tev vers of enormous wei CHING iro n LOO Dr. ~
~ and u1 doubt the finest samples OF lh't Wei
factory Quotations: -..- 100. II 7l1a
f3it NJ f0L, Ohio factory, hne.-l2 y -
~ t.ifsr,r,s 10 qlO9 Do far good. lO'f -
~ s,ms 80. o. Do, poOr---------- o ~"
Fnrr Dalrr. prime y ~ II
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fost nn0 f0un0.

: OST or STOLEN-Pass-boo No. u, $50 OF
| line CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK. All persons are
.-t.. lo f.t purchasing ueaCtltug thr same app
caon w be- made the bank Tor ne~ book on the ~
oay of November lett
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORg. Tuesday. Nov. 70. 1877.
The following auction sales were made at tho
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-05
From swamp and Marsh,

From land left saturated by recedilg
Hoods, and from pools stagnating in sun
ken lots on the outskirts OF cities, rises a
vapor pregnant with disease. Its name
is miasma. and it is laden with the seeds
of fever and ague, bilious remi.tents, and
Other malarial disorders. How to cope
successfully with these destructive mala-
dies is problem solved more than a
quarter OF a century ago by the discovery
OF Hostetter's Stomach Btters, which
has proved itself an absolute specific for
miasmatic disease in every form, its sure
preventive, aud superb invigorant and
general Alternative of disordered conditions
of Tie system. lrreiragible evidence to
prove this fact has been accommodating for
years, and scarcely day passes without
some fresh confederation of it. Eminent
physicians haye, after a thorough test,
pronounced the article perfectly ellica-
cious and absolutely pure. and the
American people long ago adopted it as
heir fayorite household remedy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-05
Superior Mobile Oysters ut Sproats' =,
Corner Twelfth and Levee. Also Mack
NAV Trout and White Fish on Friday.


To my Patrons and the Public:
take this method of introducing to
you my new place OF doing business in
the future. Reason and experience
has demonstrated to You and ]
that no house that sells on
a credit can compete with those doing
business on q cash system. This being
true have resolved to do strictly cash
business in the future. propose to re.
duce the price of all my goods from to
ID per cent, thus giving the buyer the
advantage OF going to market and buy.
ing where goods are sold tor cash
only. Goods Will be de-
livered to any part OF the city as usual.
From this day we will have no pass book
accounts, nor keep any books In our
house of any kind. Thanking you for
past favors, we would ask a continuance
OF the same under our new system.
WM. TRIGG.
Sent, 30th, 1S77--2t.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-05
Intermittent Fever

Is so common in the country as scarcely
to need comment. The causes which
produce it are such as cold, irregular
living, over exertion, low spirits, night
air, exposure to miasmatic exhalations,
&c. In large cities where edge tools
and agricultural implements are manu-
featured, the grinder protects his lungs
from the injurious effects of the dust
flying of the grindstone by wearing a
respiratOr. The coal miner ere he de-
sends the shaft provides himself with a
safety lamp to guard against ilre.damp.
Now 1t Is equally necessary for those
who are brought in contact with any OF
the causes leading to intermittent fever,
to provide themselves with that well
known and highly esteemed remedy
againstit, the home stomach bltters.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-05
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher
1.Y. Kunkel'. Bitter wine OF Iron

Ia
This truly valuable tonic has been 50 thor
oughly tes ted by all classes Of the community
that IL il now deemed indispensable as tonic
medicine II costs but little, puriiles the
blood and gives tone TO the stomach renovates
the system end prolongs life, Everybody
should have ii.
For tbs cure of Weak Stonachs, General De-
bility, Indigestion, Diseases Of the Stomach
and for all cases requiring tonic.
This wine includes the most agreeable and
eff cient salt OF iron we possess--Citrale OF
magnetic oxide combined it'll the most ener-
getic of ull vegetable tonics-~Y Yellow Peruvian
Bark.
DO ven want some thing TO strengthen you
Doysa want good appetite
DO you want 10 get rid Of nervousness
Do you want energy
DO you want to sleep well
Do YOU want TO feel well
Do YOU want brisk and vigorous feeling
If you DO, try KUNXEL'S BITTER WINE
OF IRON. ,t.,,
only ask trial OF this great medicine'
beware OF counterfeits, Ms hunseis BitteT
Wiueo O. Iron 10 the only sure anu enectuai
remedy In the known world Tor the permanent
cure OF Dyspepsia and Debility ana rs there Are
A number OF limitations offered 10 the public,
1 would caution the community 70 purchase
none but the genuine article, manufacturer ny
Il, Kuukel, and having his stamp on the cork
nj every bottle. The very fact that others are
irving To iInltAtc tnlb NhluuDlt pioNN
ia worth and speaks volumes in II favor. Get
the genuine. 4. II. Kunkel's.
Sold only in 81 bottles. Sold by druggists
and dealers every where. f. 7. kunkel, Pro-
prletor, $50 North Ninth street. Philadelphia
Pa.
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.
Head and all complete in two hours. Nc
fee till head passes. Seat, Pin and stomact
Norma removed by DR.. Kunkel, $50 North
ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Send for cir
cular or ask you druggist for bottle of Dr;
kunkei's Werm Syrup. 1t never fails. Price VI
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-05

REV. e. Durschner, pastor Of the
German Lutheran church, will Oh Satur-
dey, Tomorrow, organize class ot
English speaking scholars WHO desire to
learn to speak German. Rev, Duerscl>
ner is a thorough scholar, and having
had more than twenty years experience
in the profession OF tcaching,is thoroughly
familiar with all the methods by which
German Is taught 10 English speak
Ing children. Ills class will
have three hours school every Saturday
afternoon, and the tuition fee Is only one
dollar per month, Mr.. Durschncr is con.
lident OF his ability to give satisfaction to
those parents who desire their children
to learn the German language, and sole.
its a trial. Children from eight years up
wards received into the class This is an
excellent opportunity, and We hope our
people will not pass 1t by unheedcd.
Ladies in want of millinery goods
hats, bonnets. or trimmings CT any kind
or description should call on Mrs. 5.
williamson, Commercial avenue, next
door to the athcneum. 1t is fact that
cannot be denied that her stock Of goods
in every department is the most complete,
| fashionable, most beautiful and withal
the cheapest brought to Cairo since the
war. She has some of the most eXqui-
sitely beautiful bOnncts we ever saw, and
which cannot but please those in search
OF goods in that line. BY all means visit
Mrs. Williamson's before purchasing
elsewhere. She is also prepared to re-
mode and make new old hats, shape
them oyer In the latest style, and all for
the moderate sum OF from 81 to 80 cents.
Hats dyed either black or brown. GIVE
Mrs. w. call and she will be sure to
please you. tt
Having taken charge of the grocery
| establishment at the corner OF Fourteenth
street and Washington avenue, and put
in one OF the largest and best assorted
stocks ofiamily groceries ever exhibited
in Cairo, Messrs Pettis d Bird are now
ready tor business, and invite the attcn-
ton of the public to their house. They
have given special attention to the seIec.
ton OF their goods, and having purchased
for cash are prepared to compete
with any other house in the
city on sugar, coffee, Syrups,
teas, hams, bacon. canned goods, and in
facte verything in the grocery and
provision line. They will always keep
OH hand choice fresh butter, eggs, and
all kinds of country produce. They will
deliver goods in any part OF the city
free of charge and on short notice.
Messrs. Pettis & Bird solicit share OF
the patronage OF our citizens, believing
that they can give them better bargains
than can be obtained elsewhere. I'm
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

State Of Illinois, county Of Alexander.
Circuit court Of Alexander county, January
term, A. ID, 1878.
Rachel Thow pson VS.. John II. Thompson. BILL
Tor divorce IN chancery.
Affidavit Of the non-resldence Of JohS u
Thompson the defendant above named Aav-
ing been filed in the Office Of the clerk q saiA
circuit court of Alexander county, notice % hsssA1
given to the said nsn-resident defendant, thaa ~
complainant fled her bill Of complaint il Md
court on the chancery side thereof on the lh day Of
September, A. ID. 1877, and that sunions
hereupon issued out Of said court against said do
iendant, retunable on the fsss Aonday n Jsa-
uary, 4. ID. 1878. a 10 by law REQUIRED. Now
therefore. unless You, the said John H. Thcrpsea
shall personally be and appear before the aid cir.
cult court Of Alexander county On the first Day -
the next term thereof, TO Be- holdss .. NJ court
first Monday ofJanuary A. d. ls!sf sna I'D,
answer or demur TO the said eonpl.laasts ~ =
complainant, the same. and the matters aa6 tAanQ
therein charged and stated, viii b. szksa a -.
tessed. and decree sntsssd asains 20 accord
~ VS." JOHN A. REEVE, Clwk.
wiwl Cairo, Ills, Sept mbsr lsth, A. d. lrI.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-05
COM N ERCIAL.

CAIRO, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY EVENING,
October !, 1871. :
\ sudden change in the weather here
on Wednesday night makes heavy
clothing pleasant enough to-day. Late
in the evening brisk north wind com,
menced blowing and an hour later it was
blowing iuriously, and for an hour or
more it seemed almost a hurricane. To~
day has been blustery and quite cool.
The rivers are falling and navigation
above this point on either the Ohio or
Mississippi rivers is difficult. The
health CT the city is generally good.
The market generally indicates fair
business, and merchants are all apparent
ly doing paying trade.
There is no change worthy of special
mention in the flour trade. Prices CD all
grades are steady and firm at the figures
given below. The demand is tair though
not brisk. Receipts are good and stocks
in the hands OF dealers tair....".. There is
a tair shipping demand for corn at
prices quoted below. The local
trade is light and principally from the
mills. Prices are steady at 4j@4Gc in
Receipts of oats for the last
few days have been liberal, and the sup
ply on the market is now good, and
about equal to the demand. There is no
change in prices...,......There is a slight
improvement in the demand tor choice
hay tor shipping purposes at $40 5OYl;
choice hay Is scarce and receipts light.
Mixed and low grade hay is in good sup
ply and dull........City meal Is in good
supply and steady at 81 1902 40. The de-
mand Is fair. Country meal Is plenty
and quiet at So l5@2 25......Bran Is
plenty and firm at $l2. The demand is
good. ..... The demand for potatoes Is
GOOD, and receipts liberal. Prices are
unchanged. Receipts of poultry are
light, and the stock on the market only
moderate. The demand IS good. ......
Choice butter Is scarce and wanted at
good prices. Medium grades are plenty
and dull. Receipts Of eggs are light
and the supply on the market Is small.
The demand is good..."...Choice apples
are in demand at 81 1902 per Dbl.
There are very few on the market. For
all other articles see quotations.
Rates by river to New Orleans are u &c
per cwt; 22lc per 100 on hay, aud 3oc
per dry Dbl.
way rates arc-grain, Csc; -four, soc;
hay, 3Oc. Mean ~ ,yrr
nlSyOur friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are only Tor
sales from first hands In round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots 1t Is
necessary to charge an advance over
these figures. "tyu
FLOUR.
There Ia no change worthy Of note In
the flour market. Prices on all grades
are steady and firm at quotations. The
demand Is fair though not active. Re-