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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-23
COLLINS
VOltaic PlaSterS

For Local Pains, LamcncsS. Soreness.
Weakness. Numbncss and Initiation Of
the Lungs. Liver. Kidneys, Spleen.
Bowels, Bladder, Heart. and Muscles,
are equal TO an army Of doctors and
acres of plants and shrubs. Even in
Paralysis, Epilepsy or Fits, and Nervous
and Involuntary Muscular Action, this
Plaster, by rallying the Nervous Forces,
has effected Cures when every other
known remedy has failed.
PRICE % CENTS.
Ask for Collins Noltaic Plaster, and
insist on having it. Sold by all Whole
sale aud Retail Druggists throughout
the United states and Canadas. WEEKS
q POTTER, Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
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Byv. I II WIGGrv SAYS.

One Of the best remedies for Chtarrh. nay, the
best remedy We have found In a lifetime Of -ufief
Ing. I. SASFOkD'S RADICAL Cl RE. II j. not
Unpleasant 10 take through the uostrils and there
comes with each bottle email gar, tube for use IN
Inhalation II clear the hesd aud throat 20
thoroughly that, taken each morning on rising.
there no unpleasant -ccrcluns and no disagree
able hacking during the entire day, but al unpre-
ccntcd cearnes- Of voice and respiratory organs
Rev. j. II Wiggin. In Dorchester Mass Beacon.
Each package contains DR.. sanford's Improved
lnhaing Tube, with full directions for use IN all
cases Price siJ For sale by oil Wholesale aud
retail druggists and dealers throughout the United
Sia,es aud Cnnadas. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agents and wholesale druggists, Boston, Maze.
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SORELY AFFLICTED.

j, o. Dorworth & Co., Denver. Col: Gentlemen -
Of ShNFORD'S RADICAL CURE Y0R CATARRH.
have been sorey afflicted with this fearful disease
for four ycars and have tried every known remedy
CURE from YOU, which gave me almost instant re,
lief II being constitutional M well NJ local
remedy believe It To be oil that IL claimed for 1t,
Radical Cure for Catarrh.
Very truly yours, WIN, AMETlNE,
Denver, Sept, 80, 1875. with Jensen, Bliss Co.
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GREATLY AFFLICTED.

Mcsprs j. o, Borworth a Coz Denver:
GgSTLgsES:-I take pleasure IN recommending
sANEORD's RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH
10 all who are Inflicted with this disease. ] was
greatly afflicted with 1t for long time, aud cured
Il with two bottles Of the above CURE About a
year nfterward was again taken with Catarrh quite
severely and Immediately sent for another bottle
which fixed me all right, giving me relief from the
fret dose. am confident that this remedy Will do
all that Ia claimed for II, and more too. Wishing
yOu success In its introduction, ] am very truly
yours, A. W. SMITH, vi smith O. DOLL
Denver, Oct. 4, 1873
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TRIED EVERYTHING

Mcssrs J. o. Bopworh & Co, Denver, Col; Gen.
tlemen.-I have used SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
FOR CATAKKll. and IL has given perfect sa,i-fac.
ton have tried almost everything aud It T. the
only thing that has given me relief therefore
take pleasure in recommending IL, use 10 MI AZ
fctcd with Catarrh ofany kind, End offer this az my
testimony 10 it, benefit.
NcIy truly ". ;, DECKER,
Denver Oct. !, 1873
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LEGAL.

NOTICE.
State Of Illinois County of Alexander. ss Circuit
Court of Alexander County, September Term,
A. d., 1873.
Sarah Reed vs., Frederick Rced-Bil for Divorce
Affidavit Of the non.resdencc of Frederick
Reed, defendant above named having been filed in
the office Of the Clerk Of sad Circuit Court Of
Alexander County, notice is hereby given to the
said Frederick ;, Reed that Sarah Reed. com.
plainant. fled her bill Of complaint in said Court
on the Chanccry side hereofon the 10th day of July
A. d., 1871 and that a summons ihereupon
Issued out of said Court against the said
defendant, returnabc on the first Monday in
the month Of September A. b. 1873 a. IL by law re.
| CURED Now unless YOU the said Frederick s. Reed
shall personally he and appear before said Circuit
Court OF Alexander county, on the fret day of the
| term thereof to be holden IN the court house in
said county, on the frat Monday Of September next
and plead. answer or dcmur To the said complainant
/ bill Of complaint, the same, and the matters and
things therein charged and stated will be taken
confessed, and decree entered against you accord
ing 10 the prayer of said bill,
JNO. A. REEVE.
| Clerk Of Alexander Circuit Court
| Mulkcy Leek, SOls. for Comp't
| Dated this 10Th day Of July, A. y. 1878.
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NO CI'RE NO FEE ! pr 1!. , 4. G. o.,

hospital. 49, Eiat Washington street, th'cago' Tor
the cure al all private, chronic and -pcciH diseases
SENIS,L WEAKNESS. NERVOUS DEBILITY and Lost
MASuoop. permanently cured Dr.. q. it graduate
vi the Reform school, and uses no mercury; has the
largest practice IN the United States, LADIES re-
nuirlne ir.,imclu with home aud hoard, cal or
write Every convenience for patients send my
cents for MARRIAGE GulD. G5 page ninetrat
ed. Married ladies aud gentlemen send my cents
for sample Of rubber goods and circular Of import
nnt information nv express. Consultation fee and
confidential Reliable Female Pills 81 box.
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MEDICAL.
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRII
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.


The following testimonials arc from Mcssrs J.
o Bosworth a. Co.. Denver, Col, large and infn
cntlal druggists. They report unprecedently large
saes and universal satisfaction. No other discare
II 70 aarmingy prevalent In That region They
speak Of the following gentlemen Us among their
best citizcn..
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-23
GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery

Wy reason OF its Alternative properties cures diseases
oil the blood aud skin, as scroua or kings evil t-
mors; ulcers, or old sores: botches; pimpies
ana eruplions by virtue Of ts pecoral properties
II cures bronchial throat and lung affections incip.
lent consumptlon lingering coughs and chronic
IaEngus. lts choagoguc qualities render II an I'M.
equaled remedy for housncss torpid liver, or ',iiy
or complaint; and its tonic properties make it
equally ct'Gacions IN curing indigestion loss OF an
petite and dyspepsia. W.
Where the skin II saow and covered with blotches
ana plmples, or where there ARE scrofulous atirc
,lohs ana sWGllings, few bottles ofGoldon Medical
discovery VIII effect an entire cure II Won feel
dul Irowry' debia,ed, have sallow color of skin,
orEfll3wiSh'hrown spots on face or body, frequent
neauHchG or dizziness, bad taste in month internal
neat or chs aitcrnatod with hot Pushes low spirits
ana gloomy forebodings, irregular appetite apd
tongue coated YOU ARE suffering from torpid liver
or ninouSncs. In many cases OF liver complaint
onN part OF these symptoms IRE experienced. As "A
remedy Tor oil such cases, DR. Picrcc's Golden Mod
Sa discovery mas no equal rs 1t effects perfect cures
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. r. 1@. 10

men. loss OF Vitality, premature weakness, cnor'a
lion Of mind aud body disorder Of the brain and
nervous system, and mi-cric- resulting uereIrom;
speedily cured by BATES, sPEClflC' Prepared
bv an eminent physician 81 a case, = fN 81 cold by
druggists Fm circular with full pariicnlars sd
drc.s DIR BATES, 2L} State street. Chlctlo, III.
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The POLITICAL CAMPAIGN

now pending il one Of great import.
ancc considered In both it, National
and state aspects; a full Congress.
sional delegation will be chosen; q
Legislature IL To he elected which
will determine the successor to Hon.
| H. j. Ogle-by in the United States
Senate. Believing the success Of the
Democratic party to he essential t.
the maintainancc Of good govern,
Iernmeut, the Bulletin will always be
found advocating It's measures and
Ilaboring for the success Of it, repre-
scutatiNe-, To promote these dcsira
bic ends every Democrat should ex
ert himself in disseminating tn,
truths Of his party, and In no way
can this be more efectually don,
than by the circulation Of his HON,
paper.
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NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH EDITION
Containing complete li-t OF all the towns in the
United States the Territories and the Dominion of
Canada. having population greater than 500 &C.
curding To the last census, together with the names
OF the newspapers having the largest local circula
ton IN each of the places named, Also, catalogue
of newspapers which ARE recommended to advertisers
az giving greatest value In proportion to prices
charged Also, all newspapers In the United States
and Canada printing over 5,NOcOpics cach issue
Also, all the Religious, Agricultural, Scientific and
Mechanical Medical. Masonic, Juvenile, Education.
al. Commercial, Insurance, Real Estate, Law,
sporting, Musical, Fashion and other special class
journals; very complete lists, Also, many tables
Of rates showing the cost Of advertising In various
advertising would like to know Address GEO. =.
ROWELL CO., 10 Sprnce Street. New York.
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NOTICE.

To Mrs, Kate Chic, Gussic j. Chic Elizabeth Chic
and John Chic, and to all Others whom il may
catcern:
Take notice that have filed my final report AZ
administrator Of the estate of John b. Chic
deceased and that win apply TO the County Court
OF Alexander County, III inois, NJ the August term
thereof 1875, for final discharge and settlement Of
hi< accounts.
PETER SAUP.
Cairo, H., July IL, 1873 Administration &c
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The Daily Bulletin

Is served to city subscribers by car
ricrs at TWENTY FIVE CENTS per
week. payable weekly.
BY mail Din advance: one year,
$40; six months, IS; three months,
$3.50; one month, 81. Postage free.
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PIANO Beautiful Concert Grand ODCAN

PIANO Beautiful Concert Grand ORGAN
! ihtNO Pianos, cost $1,000, only VnuAN
Ss1 superb Grand Square Pianos cost 81 100. only
New style rprigh, Pianos Sli25O Organs, Sis. or
gans II stops ST2.D. Church Organs 10 stops, cost
$3.50, only sll5, Elegant S37b Mirror Top Organs
only SlO3 Tremendous sacrifice to close out pres.
cnt stock. New Steam Factory soon to be erected
Newspaper with much information about cost of
Pianos aud Organs, Sent Free. Please address
DANIEL i. BEATTY Washington, n j.
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The manufacturers received the highest aud only
award given to Porous Plnsters nj the Centennial.
We warrant Bcnsons Capcinc Plaster 10 be supc-
rior 10 all other Porous Plasters and TO all lnlmcns
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MEDICAL.
DIR. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES
Are not advertised "cure,as" but are specifics In
the diseases for which they are recommended
NATURAL SELECTION.

INVESTIGATORS Of natural science have demon.
strated beyond controversy that throughout the
animal kingdom the survival Of the fttcst" ia the
only law -ahng hrift and pcrpetuity Does not
the same principle govern the commercial prosperity
OF mani An inferior can not supersede apuri
article. BY reason OF superior merit Dr. Perce's
Standard Medicines have oulriyaled all others.
Their sale IN the United States alone exceeds one
million dollars per annum, while the amount OK.
ported foots up To several hundred thousand more
NO business could grow to such gigantic proper
tions and rest upon any other basis than that
merit.
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MEDICAL.
BENSON'S
Capcine Porous Plaster.

A Great Improvement A Soothing, healing
"A on ME ordinary pOr. "A strengthening and
our plaster, pain.killng agent IN one
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MISCELLANEOUS NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-23

OLA DAY to Agents canyessing for the fiREsIDE
n Vlslron Terms and outfit free, Address, T.
W. o. V1CkERY, Augusta, Maine.
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DMCE TEN CENTS.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-10

|nriest. be had first learnt tho fact Of tbe
'miraoulous Apparition, and he'd questioned
abose IT, and rsoeised from her Lips
the commands Of Our Blessed Lady thereopop|
NJ. and Madame Guerrier remained iewl
|davs longer at Lourdes, not bruiting abroad as
Vet the fame of the miracle, but pOndsring IL
in their hearts in thankful meditation. Them
they TODD leave of their friend, the canon, and
started for Beaune, but first directed their
oourse to st. Gobian. Space fails rs to repro
duce the eloquent description given by NJ
Henri Laserre in the Unirers of the wonder and
rejoicings with which they were received by
friends and relatives, as we'll as by the Cathol
lie population of both places. The entire nar-l
atiye has been attested as strictly aoourate|
even to the minutest detail by formal oertih |
cate signed by NJ, and Madame Gnsrrier, and
dated Beaune, December /, 1877. We areI
glad to learn that it is about to appear as a|
book, published by Palme, Paris. which win
inolude the report of the case drawn up by|
the Abbe Martignon himself.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-10
GREAT REDUCTIONS AT LEVY BRos.-we

GREAT REDUCTIONS AT LEVY BRos.-We in
the atonton of the pstrons Of the sTAz
to the very important advertisement OF thu great dry
gocds house Of Levy Brothers, which oecapies full
|eolumn Of present i.sue. We say important be.
the firm great reductions In prices Of AL
goods, and what they soy they sneas as all who have
dealt with ther know to their advantage In the
Hist of prioen mentioned and forming but small por
sion of their stock dress goods formerly sold at
eents offered for 90 cts back silks for 81 worth
ei IS fine csored silk stockings 35c worth 6ec oorses
for Soc fine alpaca at 25c silk apsca at zOo etc. etc.
These goods all frSsh and OF excellent quality As
we know Of no more reliable Cry goods house than
that of the Levy Brothers, aud where callers
be assured OF meeting moro polite and accommodating
serks, strongly advise all 20 visit 5s5 and 5s7 Maya
zine street. Of ST. Andrew and at least examine
the stock.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-10
Does the Artist or the Sitter Own tho Studies fo
Portrait.
From the Academy.

From the Academy.
curious lawsuit involving a question of
artistic rights has just been concluded in q
French court. As the same question, we
should suppose, ,often occurs, its legal solution
|is likely to be matter of some interest.
Twenty five years ago In g5ess received
full lady for portrait of his wife, The artist
was delighted with his subject, and his finished
8protrait of Nine Moitessier is generally con
sidered one of his best works. But before at
|tainiDg this amount of perfection!Ingress paint
ID his beautiful sitter twice, besides making a
mum Der OF different studies and sketches before
he could please himself. Both tho finished
pictures were taken and paid for by the hUs-
band, but the Ssketohes naturally remained in
the artists portfolio, and passed with his
other drawings to his window.
sketches has found its way into the market or
rather was offered to M. Moitessier before be-
ing put mp to public sale for sum of $3.50
francs. But M, !Moitessier not only declined to
purchase, but denied the right of the painters
heirs to dispose of the sketch, asserting that it
bought either to be given up to him or destroy
ed, q painter having no right, unless specially
authorized to use the features of his sitters for
commercial purposes.
The civil tribunal to which this embRrrasS- s.
ing artistic question was finally referred did
not, however, adjudge either of these Rlterna.
tivea necessary but, on the other hand it b as
given verdict in favor of n. Moitessier, by
deciding that eketohes, studIea and drawings,
made by an artist preliminary to bis painting
portrait, constitute peculiar sort of artistic
property that cannot be exhibited or sold
without tho authority of those Interested, and
that therefore in the present case the sketch
in question may remain the property of the re-
personalities of Ingres, but can in no case
be publicly exhibited or sold by shem.
The question at the present day, when pho-
ltogrnphers as well as pGinters are employed in
portrait taking, assumes a considerable i'm.
Iportance, for the latter artists at all events,
we imagine, are sometimes apt to exhibit their
successful Hkenesses of beau tiful sitter with
ont any distinct authorization.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-10
4 LADY WINS.
THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY's PRIzH
FOR THE BEST MANAGED FARM.

For many years the Royal Agricultural
SSociety of England has been in the habid
3of offering eight prizes for the best man
aged farm In tho district in which the an I
3nual exhibition is held. This year the|
leading prize was taken by Mrs. Ellen
7Birch, for farm of two hundred and forty
two acres Of arabic land near Ainstee.
THE farm, which is characteristic of the
region, is nearly Lowell and is
divided into fields of about thirty acres
each by neatly kept hedges, and.i is light
land easily worked soil, naturally dry. Mol
.stock of any consequence is kept, as town
manure is cheaply brough BIT on to the land
|ket the products of the land are intended.
The rent paid is SIS, say about $25, peri
acre. The course of cropping is as follows ::
First, potatoes, after lea second, wheat !;
third, barley or oats, sown with grass seeds;
fourth, hay fifth, hay !; after which the lea
|is again broken out and planted with po-
tatoes. The potato crop now on the ground
lie spoken of as s'simply splendid" And ID
lis on the potatoes that all the town and
home made manure is applied, sometimee
with the addition of o little nitrate of soda.
THE grain crop, especially the oats, were
3very heavy. Fifteen men and lads are en-
Iployed, at sixteen and seventeen shilliDgs 81
week, and cottage rent. Heavy crops of
ihay are grown, and after this is over for the
season, sheep are taken in to grass for local
|saiesman, at six pence per week. The
farm has been in the continuous Occupation
|of the same family for thirty-five years,
being conducted now by the widow of the
tenant, assisted by her two sons.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-10
Dublin Nation.
A BAD CASE.

Tho n ,or frit,.h lion is ies!ng nu~el; u
And what injured h,a health II 10 easy 70 o from. IN,
1TNaa a gro " from Prince Bismaick hto"h iroh WV
CIar s,, ..,v c,tnr,h
Nj bs syaten, OF late has grown feeble and We
There's no tooth in his jaw" aud no oohe Ia n'
IT. has lost all hip liking for trouble and toll
And what suits him IN quiet And cod liver OIL.
Hla rbnnm attic limbs are beginning to fail
In ia not vii hout pain that no iwttches ms thh!
nd vbep he wonid tain give n teFriele roar,
The sound II n. drsad-as the oreAs OF uoo''
re look, At tho cal giles, he looks At the pear
they are portieuinE something he Tisass % o 10 snA'
But ho dArea put in for part OF the spoil
FOR W nat suits him is quiet and cod liver OIL
Poor battered old lion! hispr.ntH are nigh DONE
And 'tis all the result of the rig be has run -,
He rayeped and rnvaged. he gorged beyond bou nus
Apa nothing he spared that he met1u his ronhnel
Dut foes thai were weak have grown feafiees Sha
And juDtse n. last strikes down all ,ors OF wrong
And The lion W III shortly lie nader the soil,
II he drank hole oocsu ofood l'Tor OIL
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-10

ToRPRDoEs IN WAR.-The suoo aasful en-
ployment of torpedoes on the Danube at the
of the present Russo-Turkish
wsr has, as might have been expected, com.
PEELED every maritime power in Europe to de-
vote much attention to the perfecting of it's
arrangements for carrying on submarine war
fare. Germany, for instance has increased
VSEe So nno TSI IN Gne navai es'mS.ee
Ito 943 600 marks. 1t may be added that from
1873 to 1876, the total amount of money voted
for torpedoes in the German estimates 10 no
less than 5000, 900 marks. Mr.. w. H. Smith,
the First Lord of the Admiralty in London,
would do we'll to keep q sharp lookout to.
wards the Baltic.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-10

SRLF REGISTERING BALLOT Box.-A pat
ent ballot-box 10 exhibited to members of the
Legislature by Lawrence Van Alstyne, OF
Sharon, designed to prevent repeating and
false voting. By an apparatus completely se'
cured over the lid of the box q lever worked
blythe box tender is made to ring bell and
register n number plainly visible every time
u ballot is dropped in. AS the lever 10 released
the aperture through which the ballots pass
lie closed, so that there Gan be no voting with.
out the knowledge of the tender. at the close
of the voting the register shows just how
many votes have bsen inserted. In case of O
disp ute about n vote the ballot can be num
.hsred, and thrown out if found fra1dulent.-
NStS HdCeN Palladium
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-10
FINANCIAL AND ooMkxsc1AL nARxErs
AoREIHG STAR OFFICE,
ErlakY Fahruary rG7I

Friday February !, 1873.
ao
arss csss mortgage do 70 10 per cent per ann NM
oa dos noan
Sterling 4s7i t. 4st bank do-to isi the bank cheek
e per cent discount.
COMMERCIAL.
R
Sdgs sy dSaR "a S oSS SSGS S % s
EIoS.axs tseeTams male the q New 6risaDs
ls Gas Rssspss s I'll ss
bales against a57ss last Isoic Ssiss
@ on sale l5 and
sDd sD Factory Lqss nominal; Low Lugs-to 3; Cog
Good Lesi - to .: Fine Leaf - to l0i Selections
Fully FaiF 7o; Prime 10; yellow Carried sE WA
sss u; q. Ss 4sse.
REfisxD suaARs.,,;crashed. Powdered and Granu
aoLDfs slRtr~As @ wbois,sis hole to $50 PER gallon.
RICE siL 1LouIoi.ns No &c per l6 c0mmea on
Ta % bb Dea6ls sG Extra
I; g csocs Treble ETA eo00 70 IS,
Ch0ice Extra So rs TO 81 oo and 81 10 81 80 for
CoENnEAISJobplng att to 81 rs per Dbl. Whole
Coks N sAcSs-Whits Mixed to 4so per buaAsl !.
sXeiiow % Mi1ed - to CO Choice Yellow - 10 -, and
oATs-oIdinary = to CT st. Louis -so-c; Galena.
ns4N|ch s Mo, scs choice- tS TO $50, e5e per 100 lbs.
s q and Ghacss s a. a. co toni Prime
eSsne b
R6 & and o55iSs
Rib ID sides &c &c; Clear Sides = to $50. ,- :.
iARO-TieFce Roaned iobbinG at to sso per lbI
RssAky4sT BAsGS1Josb1g AZ PoFIS
20 aE Westorn S to % per Dbl; Ae1S y
sSST1in"Sboiea New York Goshen 20 to SIC per ID
- - -
II to lsS; Medium % 4 Inferior rio % Per h.
oIsLin.qsd OIL 81 to 60, Refined 81 to eae;
and rs e $50 in bbs Lard 9nssC to g 90 per kAlloa
IS to 900 per s.oL no
E T Pcsksss fable SAT-. to ssS sS5
19 6so SSo o7'
GSyrsE5SO6 lOts; Ordinary to iSc gold; Fair =
PoULTsT-w Gi wsStorn ohioEsas, aro.n s-to 90 Per
aoson; Yo01g an 4@ TO 90; Ducks T. to co; Geese
Eeas-Wessern ls to alc Per dozen; Louisiana - %
EscULENrs AND GREEN Observation-Disclosures 8
~ 80 s nS S 3 % % per sSSe
BEANS AND PEAs-western Beans to gle per Ibi
Cow PeaGe- TO - per buShel for Mixed, and - 70
DEED FfUIE-AppIe.- Go per lb; Peaches, : to So
ASssIBla@h 40 Per lb' Gray to lio Gray and
WooLLouisi1na Clear 20 to 97O lb' Clear Lake
HnEs-Dry sAlted I2 to lS Country Green, - to $50
Dry Flint, I3 to l4c. TAlow, - &c per ID.
q CoTToS SERD-S- to ell per ton.
CocPERAGEMolaasesb bbls., 81 so Sugar hhd1 - to
90; Hhds Poles 13s 30 per thousand Bb do, $40
1RoN CoTToE TIRs-ArroH Tie q so por bundle
Beard q Brother and Branch Crook Co IS 5oi Drake
BAaeLNG1DOmestic Jute and Hemp, = to 1890 per
ayard. India, IL. Gunny BAgs-I5c each in bales
and l6c, resewed Baling Twne to 4c per lb in lots.
NAVAL SToREs-TAr 81 go to So 75; Pitch g. q %;
Rosin 81 IS to 90; Turpentne % to 800 per gallon.
LAVE sTocK-TeLas Beeves, lat quality $50 TO t5s 2nd
Prime Hogs: to 4Ro y nj Common do. to 3tc. Sheep
st quality "a to So I'd do &3 5O Sd dO 81 TO - 50
Mich Cowsohoice, SIS to $50; ordinary $40 to TO-
Calves So to Ss- YeArlings, 90 tn StI