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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-10

The DEATH RATE OF our country is get
ting tearfully alarming, the average Of life
being lesscnci every year, without any rea-
sonab!e cause, the death resulting generally
from the most lnsigngcant origin. At this
season of the year especially cold is such
a common thing that in the hurry of every
day life we are apt to overlook the dangers
attending it and often find too late that a
Fever and Lung trouble has already set in.
Thousands loose their lives in this way
every winter, while had Boshec's German
Syrup been taken cure would have result
ed, and a large bill OF a doctor eenavoided.
For all diseases of the throat and lungs.
Boschccs German Syrup has proven itself
to be the greatest discovery of its kind in
medicine. Every druggist in the country
will tell you of its wonderful effect. Over
100000 bottles sold last year without a
single failure known.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-10
INQUISlTIVENESS.

The man who wants to know about
things. We have all seen him. Have all
been there as they say in the beautiful
West. 4 dear son of New England having
piled newcomer in the mining region OF
Nevada with every conceivable question as
to why he visited the gold region, his hopes,
means etc. finally asked him if he had a
family.
"Yes, sir" was the reply, II have a wife
and six children, and | never saw one of
Chem
Then there was brief silence, after
which the bore commenced; WAS you
ever blind. SIR
"No, sir
Another pause.
"Did understand You to say that you
had wife and six children living in New
York, and had never seen one of thcmp
Fact"
"How can that be-"
"Why," was the reply, one of them was
born after | ldt"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-10

"TnE FLrRRv IN Stock" Always means
an opportunity for some shrcwd and lively
operator to make a handsome profit.
Mcssrs Lawrence & Co., Bankers, n. V,
have established the new combination sys-
tenn for operating in stocks, so that capital
in any amount finn s. to $4,000 can be
used proiltably It any time that may suit
the customer. By pooling the orders of
thousands Of patpns into one lmcnsc sum,
and operating thdn MS mighty whole, un-
aer the most experienced skill, vast profits
"rc made, which ould be gained in no other
way. These are lividCd pro rata among
sn"reholders -mAthly. An Investment Of
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-10
THE DAILY CAIRO BULLETIN SATURDAY MORNING. MAY TO- 1870

10 i've up to thdr agreement, and that
captain Ham bleton will incur loss of not
less Than $4,000 by the operation, having
already completed the frame Of the boat.
and contracted fer all the timber required
in building the c'ait.
Atchison, Kanas, has passed an ordinance
making each andcvery employc of steam
boat, landing refugees at that port, liable
to fine Of one hundred dollars and i'm
prisonment for three months. According
to the bill for which the loyal and christ
ianlikc congressman and senator's from
Kansas labored 50 hard and bawled 50
loud, the civil rights bill, steamboats, are
made powcrlcss to say whether they will or
Will not carry refugees. If a refugee or any
other gee" tenders steamboat the rcqui-
site amount of fare, he can get off of a
boat when and where he pleases, and
Atchison can pass ordinances from now
until Gabral blows his horn, and yet be no
nearer prohibiting steamer from landing
refugee negro passengers at her wharf,
than she was before she began. Steam
boats have nothing to fear from Atchison's
ordinances.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-10
MEDICAL.

"CATARH, THE CAUSE AND CURE"
Pamphlet by DIR GIBSON PRATT, of 2i3 state
st. Chicago DR. Pta, j. the author OF the Ozone
Trcatmcn, for Catarrh aad IN this new treatise /.
reVealcd the secret Of his success IN iac treatment
u disease, 10 which BE- has given the study of a
w. time Price uf Pamphlet - CT Send for II
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-10

$40 returns $50, or or 5 per cent. on the
stock 800 pays $3.50, and so on, accord
ing 10 the market. A st. Louis patron
made over three hundred per cent, on an
investment in October by the combination
method McssrS. Lawrence & Co.'S new
circular lmailed free has "two unerring
rules Tor success and full information so
that any one can operate with profit. Stocks
and bonds wanted. Government bonds
supplied Apply to Lawrence & Co., Bank
ers, % Exchange Place, n. Y. Ci,y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-10
OFElCERS:
WILLIAM sTRATToN, President.
BOARD OF MANAGERS:

j. GohnoN, Physician. ......,,.......C Cairo, Ms
Opls, Alexander Countv,..,.... -
Mrs. T.. {. FORD, Variety Bfuckc, Store,
j. A. GOLDSTlNE, of (ioldstinc a. Ro.
scnwatcr, Wholesale and Retail Dealers
In staple and Fancy Dry Goods
n. h. TlllSTLEN OOD, of llmkle 81
ThistltWoOd Commission Merchants,
Cotton ana Tobacco Factors.
5, D. AYERS, of Ayers Il Co., Commits.
sion Merchants, ELECTROMAGNETIC. -
THOMAS LEWIS, Insurance Manager
and Attorney at Law.......,....,
WM STRAITON, of Stratton ~ Bird,
Wholesale HrOccrs. .,...........,.
GEO NJ, ALDEN, Commission Mer
chant, IS ohio levce .. ~
JAS, $ REARDEN, Agent Mississippi
Valley transportation Company ...... "
HARRISON loupT Matchmaker and
ciiAS. Ii, STUART, Wholesale i,' and Re
tail Dry Goods and Nations 80
EDWARD A. BUDER Manufacturing
Jcwelcr and Wholesale Dealer III
Wachmakers' Tools and Maerals..
EDWIN X, EGNEW Proprietor ST.
nAzEN LEIGHTON, Commission Mcr.
Dr. s'i EsDwARb n Ri;oijEs.. u. s. Marshal
southern TY!1T!TSt lllino-"spGiuyya,s Ms
Dr. R, s. BRIGHAM, Physician !, indianapolis, Ind
JAS. NJ "ELAIr, Real Estate
sy 'IpAviiD &. WELLS. MciSed kispsuh' Iowa
nSiTLLEY Merchant Grand 'gMa s,sss I M.s
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-10
RIVER NEWS.
ANKIN I'D.
DEPARTED.

bat 'lIl ilG low NJ, Louis
Nellie Speers ............ Pittsburg
RIVER BUSINESS.
The weather was delightful.
Business is not active but Just fair
The river continues to decline, with "A
feet Q inches on the guage last cycning-a
fall Of inche, in "a hours.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Laura L. Davis, from St LOUIS for
Cincinnati, is due here tonight
Tie Howard got away early yesterday
morning with big trip. She added about
400 tons here.
The Vint Shinkle for Memphis, and
Guiding Star for New Opleans, leave Gin
cnnati this evening.
For Paducah, Evansville and way points
This evening, is the feet and pretty Idewild
Captain Ben Howard in command, John
Nuuc clerk.
The Colorado arrived from St. Louis
Tuesday night She had fine lot of freight
and people, and added lightly TO her cargo
here, departing after stay of couple of
hours.
The Clinton left Cincinnati last evening
for st, Louis, and the Eldorado, from st.
Louis is due here this evening. The John L.
Rhodes, for Pttsburg from St. Louis is due
here tomorrow.
To-day's st. Louis Anchor Liner will be
Captain Jack Carriers paIatal new steamer
City Of Greenville. Mr. John Corbin is
her pleasant clerk She will be here at
ten O'Clock sharp,
The Future City, instead of starting
for New Orleans on Thursday, went back
upthe Mississippi AMI returned yesterday
morning with three more barges, which
she added to those she left here, and star
ted sou,h last night,
In Our report yesterday morning the
printer made us say the John A. Scudder
would pass up yesterday, Friday, when we
intended to say the Grand Tower. That
printer is not a member OF the Red Ribbon
club. Ditto that river editor.
The James W. Gaff arrived from Mem
phiS last evening with $50 bales cotton, 100
barrels oils and $50 tons miscellaneous
freight and full Of passengers. Among her
people is Commodore James Wise, superin-
tcndcnt Of the Cincinnati and Memphis
packet company.
Captain Hiram Hill, of this city, who has
been at work for several months taking out
the cargocs of the Darges and raising the
sunkcn tow-boat Ed. Hobbs, has them ahoat
at last, The barge AT Kertc, was pumped
out last Sunday by the Charlie Hill and at
tempts are being Made to pump the lIobb
dry.
Captain Dave Silycr's fine Anchor Line
steamer Annie =. Silver will arrive to. day
from st. Louis. She is destined for New
Orleans, leaving this evening. Captain
Tom Shields transacts the business of the
Anchor Line here, and can be found at his
office on the big wharf.boat, foot of Sixth
street
Captain Charlie Ncllis' tug Laurel, on
her way to New Orleans with seven tow
boats, grounded them just above Austin,
Miss, on Sunday. She was being lghtcned
up yesterday, the steamer Hard Cash hay.
ing taken her an empty coal boat Thursday.
The barges are the property of j. w. Leon
ard, the stave dealer, formerly of this
city.
IT Is said that Captain Van Hook and his
associates, Captain Brady and Charles Sea-
man, who contracted with Capt Bill Ham.
blcton, of the Mound City Ways, to build
them q large stcrn.whccl boat for the St.
Louis and New Orleans tade, have failed
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-10

PRESERVE your Baby's health by
promptly administering DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup for the diseases of early childhood.
Price % cents bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-10

PROTECT THE SYSTEM FROM MALARIA
1t is possible to do this even in regions of
country where masma is most rife, and
where the periodic fevers which it causes
assume their most formidable types. The
immense popularity of Hosteter's Stomach
Bitters is very largely attributable to the
fact Of its efficacy as a remedy for chills
and fever bilious rcmittcnts, and as a
preventive of the various forms of
malarial disease In those portions
Of the West and South where complaints of
this nature prevail, and in the Tropics, it is
particularly esteemed for the protective in
tluencc which it eXcrts and it has been
very widely adopted as "a substitute for the
dangerous and comparatively ineffective
alkaloid, sulphatc Of quinine. Physicians
have moi been among the last to concede
its merits, and the emphatic professional
endorsements which 1t has received have
added to the reputation it has obtained at
home and abroad.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-10
A REPUBLICAN PROTEST AGAINST
GRANT.

Philadelphia Telegraph Rep
The glittering cod steel of his facts
should puncture the lmrd-tcYm movement
effectually, for it demonstrates that Gen.
Grant, if he should be nominated next year,
would fail as candidate by the weight of
his own record 1t would be enough
against the cxpediency Of his candidacy to
mention the factions that would
savagely oppose him, and those
that would give him a lukewarm
support; and yet they would not be half so
dangerous enemies as the great army of
thoughtful, conservative Republicans, who
would either vote against him or not vote
at all in case Of his nomination. because of
the fact that he would be third term
candidate, and because of the character of
his administration. Even the press of the
Republican party would not be united upon
HIM; indeed, the strongest and most power
tul moulders of public opion IN tho country
and party would fight him to the last hour
that the polls are open.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-10
NEW RICH BLOOD!

Parsons Pnrgativc Pills make new Rich Blood.
an Will completely change the blood In the entire
.ystem IN three months Any person who viii take
PHI each night from 10 II weeks may he restored
ny mail for Sletter stamps. / $. JONSON SCO
Bangor Me. - ~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-10

QUERY.-Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg Bros
"seal of North Carolina" at the same priccl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-10
CA!RO d NINCENNES R-.R.
SIX HOURS SAVED

Oyer trains Of all other routes making the same
connections.
~ Passcngcrs by other routes 10 make connec.
luns must ride a.! night waiting from one TO Fix
nouls at small country stations Tor trains OF con
uec,ius roads
REMEMBERTiiE FAT ,t,,1 and ,ad, take orr t!'
vile, indianapolis Cincinnati snd Louisville zane
LAY Trains leave and arrive al Cairo as follors:
Mall leaves Observation-Disclosures. .... ,.4J m
Mail arrives ............ lO,6pp m
Through tickets and checks TO all important
cities
T 4. MILLER ROSWELL MILLER
Gen Pass Agent. General suut.
L. b. CHURCH Passenger Agent
, 1879-04-19

Withdrawn from store tltrlll, Thursday for
city consumption: 1850 bu wl,cat, 100 bu corn,
g, 1904 bu barley.
Tho following grain was inspected into store
IN this city yesterday morning; car No. 2 rcd
winter wheat. car No. Q do, 2 cars mixed, eur
No, hard, II cars No. spring, q cars No. 3 do,
IL cars rejected, ! cars no grade TO wtcat); u
cars hgh.mtxcd corn, IL ears now 10, II cars new
mixed, 123 cars No. 2 corn, ~ cars rejected ta2s
CORN; 81 cars whlto oats, rs cars NJ. 2 mixed, G
cars rejected t54 oats); car No. ryo, Z cass
No. do, car recrsel % ryel; car extra No.>
barley. Tntal {3j3 cars}, Or 155,0o0 bu. 1u-
spcctcd out; 4,U30 bu wheat, 100 bu corn, a1,30l
blt barley.
1t was strongly len!ed yesterday tllat nny
freight cars lial been chartered for grain 10 New
York Ut i5c per loJ lbs. Shippers stascd lint
they had offered TO take blk lois Ut 1uO ears or
80 II concessions troM, 23c could ba OBJ
taiucd, but that carriers aro as firm III rock.
Tic report Of 15e fruight scctns to llavo been
mistake.
The duplication OF receipts Of grain, referred
to III ttlts COLUMN IL laY ur two ngU IL not cor-
'lncd to tlla through shipments lIrro FROM Nil
wNukcc. There is duplication ut t,rArly or quits
I'LL tsiu points which reported receipts uild ship.
tMents, though sumo deny tho soft in1pcae-
ment. 1t Is Horu casy to mako something like
due allowance for tr faet kiut, to change tllu
existing urdcr u things.
Latest naysces from Minnesota Indicate tllat
thu writer's begin To lear for tllu OUTCOME Ut ihs
next Wheat crop III Tint scvtton. I'lluy say timt
tho Weather has been untayorabla to healthy
growth from THU seed; HUT they haso Ind
notlng but coiu, drying winds thus FUR; a,,l
lilAt They ID nut expect anything llku guul
crou or WtrAt this ycAr in tllut Stnte
, 1879-04-19

on Wednesday, wcro ngsEn large, md still
further Improvement In prices took ptncc. Eric
consolidated seconds wcro prominent In tho
dealings, advancing from 67]S to GoN, nni clos
Ing at G316G5G9, tho business Ia the bonds foot
Ing up $373, ,00O. Kansas g. Texas consolidated
asscntcd advanced 8A per cent, to 05, a,ll closed
at o.; willis do scconds roso 27{, to 81, and re-
actcd to 9oG In tho Into denlIngs. Tho &rarsac-
tons In tile iorrlcrngarcgatcls 1891 900, a IN the
latter So3{ 200. Kansas raelirs wero actively
traded in; trust receipts advanced IN, to
1l<; incomes M. to ~, to 5as{; and No. II
39f, to 5p9{. St. Louis 4 San Francisco SECONDS
rose pcr cent for Class a. TO u: un.l ncr
cent for Glass y, to- 4S. c., Z. It !. c. arsts nd
vauccd l95, to t4s{; ind do seconds ~, to 9.
st. Paul consolidated stnklng-funtls roso TO
1Oi; Toledo md Wabash seconds cx-
coupons tu 81; do consolidated convertible
cx.coupon to O.; ureat Western ilrsls
cx-cuupon TO los; do soconl3 cx.coupon toS2H:
Chicago & Northwestern consolidated gold
coupons to to0;S; Metropolitan Elevated firsts
10 0sse6; New York Elevated f'rsts to 1091s;
New Jersey Central incomes to 55x; Cana@'a
Southern iirsts to so7l; Union Pacific Southern
Branch to SIX; Denver ~ Rio Granfo i'rsts to
s0a5; md American Dock improvement Com
pany 7s to III. Long Dock bonds declined to
ll5L{, and Chicago & Northwestern consolIdat-
ed to III.
The following gtvcs the fluctuations Of tho
, 1879-04-19


kct' mere wcfe tano In sympathy, anu tchaeC
uo"n~aF'' 1'lc aay bo'l1E ono OF aenefa| ucpfcs'
sio' ING lce'i''E All ros'nl scclnod to no 'ss't
STOCKS ol irns's'ns mt esat'l arc too large l"r
LUZ prices oc"'9 pau ast', rs asual, the opinion
was fl'ost sironey entertained by those WHO dli
1ot, 1u 10 % not, own ttollaf.s worth Of tue
1sopesiy' lucy otterea IL Yostceaay very lfcels
lor uehvesy III iutarc n.o"tos' counting eontl'
eont'y upon pc'he ahlo ~ ou} u III u iess prices
1s uc,ofo '"e ''s'o aflNos lof '"a"'"s ashfe9'eA'
i"'a "cake"ca so'"e Oh @''c 'o"s'' op''sn's 'hcn'
W .et Qo'
lhefo was m nnutmnshea activity IN 1ae
ufy.eoods tra''c. Many buyers were present,
aila Tue ofuors ny mail ~csa also numerous anu
iocfa!. Inc tono OF tILo nsarhcs WIS o.'oyaht'
~ ia'Elf aets4o ueHahn iot ht"p'c h'' 1""'3
Rrocefes oxlstcu, WIN prices fna'',e s'eatS "n"
nrh'' a"eso was nosnhs heW;.o w na'en ~
co"nee'!o" win t"c u',e"-!f"'t '''a' "es' tt""o
, 1879-04-19

April s.-Receipss-Floue, l3,+l7 brls; wheat,
1Oi,S00 bu; corn, 123,460 lu; oats, 37,0t4 bu;
corn-mcal, $40 pkEs: ryc, / 400 bu; barley, 1900
bu; malt, 4,7oS bu; pork, 543 bra; hcef, 1,78l
tea; cut-mcnts, 2,i4o pkgs; lard, 1910 tcs;
whisky, 240 brls.
Exports-For twentr-four hours-Ftour,
20 000 brls; wheat, 10000 bu; corn, u, 600 bu.
GOODS NECEtvED
ut tho Port Of Chicago Ap1ll IS: Cunningham
g. Hunter, twelve cases Of soda asl and twenty
drains caustlc soda; +. W. IIayne tE Co., ten
octascs brandy Ynd five octayes rum. Collee-
tipns, S9.DS5.17.f
, 1879-04-19

DY TELERRApU,

III" fUHK.
EKw Yong. AnrIl s.-1oyernmeu.s wcro
..-a,,,. .. a,,v.,,,,,'tr n,,-os
Railroad bonds were strong md higher, espc-
chilly for Erie, Chicago, Columbus Il Indiana
CvutFal, Wabash, st. Louis & San Francisco,
an, t;roct Wcstrrn x.rnnd nr,rourn,
49, sa,,.t.t"a ,.as, ,,',,, ~. ,..",,,
state seeufiaes were "u'!' ihe 'eaul''e Topic
vi discussion III iinancsa' circles to-day was tle
rnu.mous bid for per cent United States
bonds. These largc subscriptions causel d
nuosa'!t ass's o.' ano n.osA .a Iasaass' ana
general aasaheo III SECURITIES ihe coal shafea
were prominent III tile upward movement, a,Ia
advanced l11tllh, purchases being induced by
utntc,rrn,x. tyhiri, arc ,.cmro1lv nrccntca thut
. 49,, n,a orrt,, =, ~.
.ne eoa4 eo.''p"''so navy al'"ea ~ III! as'to"'eht
Doll! rs IL tte proportion a'lu INC allotment ol
tonnaSc, and that I'LL advance will 10 mada In
The price Of coal, The Granger s,,ures were fair.
, 1879-04-19
COMMERCIAL.


Tie following wcra the receipts aul ship
nenis Of tlla leading articles Of prolurc in thts
city during tho Twenty ty-four hours ending at
o'clock on Friday morning, nid for tho cor
responding .latu twelve months ago:
, 1879-04-19

SIlEEp-TAc recctnts werc light and genet.ll' d
poor quality. There wus an extra lut q tsa'
sheep, for which S.. 90 was ob,a!ncd: Wt9sa
po0r 10 cxtra wo0lcl sheep ut S3 751a u ?.
I'M 1hH
, 1879-04-19

C.vFTLE-Thc rcectpts were lcss than fos either
Of tho previous days OF thu Week. amounting to
only atoul 3, .J0 bcad, una had that nuu.bcF em.
bEaced tic lays supply sellers w"n'd marc Ind
tss reason tn complain at tho stnte Of tho market;
but, tn audition 10 tho fres4 receipts, there were
many Stale cattle. c.-euoaxl. ai ipil oYanls. to mske
tho supply excessive apd csasa "a fu1bss sof!en.
Ing OF pAess, Uutasese stuH ana storkpss hesd
, 1879-04-19
Another Rise in Four Per
Cents---Foreign Ex-
change.
Light Transactions at the Banks-..
-. : Stocks Strong,
Tho Produce Markets Active and Weak
"A Blue Day in Wheat and
Provisions.
The Markets Dcpressd by Dlg Stocks,
Which Encourage Heavy Short
Selling.


w1NANCJAT.
ch,caoo .raueactrous in Government bonds
vcro M, n. larro ~ Of, sumc previous tlavs, but
4ho ron,rct wss firm nud bupyaus, In sympathy |
viii ,ho conr,o O, prices at Now York. Tic i |
Der cents advanced to 10OA bid In Chicago, tho
0s OF 1881 to 10o}t, tho 10.40s to 101N, tic now
5s OF 1881 to 10ls<, tho 416s to 1OG1{, and the
currency IN tn 1oo The SUCCESS Of Secretary
Ehcrmnn in rc[uudlnr all the outstanding re-
t]ertuohla bonds Of tic United States has Il |
notreab]e effect In restoring full confidence in
flnancn, c,rclea. The financial rt,iu that was |
urcdic,cd to follow tho pussagc Of the Silver
I'LL has mt come, md tho resumption uf |
s,ce,o paymcnts has been accomplished
without the terrible disasters tut were
foreto|1. The cnt,ro esrApo from
m,scarrinro With which rctunang and fesump-
t,on hare bcnn achieved nuts the tlnouccs OF the
countrv on footing 10 secure tl,a. II VII. have
the hest effects on general business, There can
In nm ,1oubt TINT tl,a per cents subscribed fur
can bo sold by the buukers who have taken
them. Tie Secretary Of thu Trcasury forces
market for the largest mart Of then, By cnting
in The 1oi0.. Most Of the holders Ut the called
bonds can do nothing better than to reinvest In
the pcr cents. There Is also growing foreign
demand for our bonds, With interest Rt per
co,t and less In London, uoucy can be made
by borrowing tlexo to buy 4 pcr cents, nt,1
putting them III as collateral for the
loan. Tho English hayc lost hundreds
Of millions OF dollars In Egyptian, Turkish,
Spanish, South American, and other M
ttoual loana, and sru now rcady to invest in q
bond which. If It bears low rate, Is ccr,niu
never to be acfau,tcd on. with English consols
at as,5. bearing uer cent, the 1 pcr cent hus
-. II. 1. ,..a,..x
, 1879-04-19

small lots. aud usually from this and uclghbor!ug
States:
Eng greer, carpet brush. q n............ 4Mea5
Hscct f.G ;,.., '.'''' '..''."3A9slM
Fins sIScn, Viii laii to work as9n
INea.tippeu ao...... ....'. "......t. ...3!i@t
t, tes,o5 ."'.'*''.. .''..'.'..'' '..'.....S!l0b!
uUTTEN-ilcmalns dull. with prlccB wcnk. Thu
Eastern market sdrprcsscd to The extent that tero
Ia no margin for shippers to work Oh, which luavcs
the demand principally confined 10 supplying tho
wants Ut tho local cuNsunlcrs. Necupts may bu
expected 10 show stcndy incrcasr from now for
ward aud further decline III prices may DO looked
for:
Creamery. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Good TO choice tniry.
alrusnm ........ ..s.... .....u....s... l.G4l5
lh1efl0f 10 eo1iIlnnn.... 6Gtl0
DAGatS0-Thc market for grain 1,ags WIS agnln
very strong. Tho demand llas improved, and as
stocks. comparatively, arc light md psccs ut tue
m'ila have oceA advanced, pt!ceh horc nre held sc
higher. Othcs goods IN tho list rc,sain as before:
sta,k , r. 2Sh na'laps. 4 tu.. ..1l@12
1ttss creas...." 10 gun,,los, singlo. l;l0i4
amstsss. %!ssa I iS " Wi i1sslS sasEs iS{sjs
ClIEESE-Tho market renlsfna In much tho
same condition rs notad on tho preceding days Of
tho weok. rEado Is lsfc1ess, md Is likely 10 re-
,nnln without actlviy until buyers arc convinced
that prices have about tnuc!led hard. pan. Tho
Grcat bulk Of the choose now OH tho nlAskct Is Ut
puor quality. We quito:
6entCHiDcr md UctobeE. full crear,... ....6 GtHM
i,art sk!Hl, hew..."...+ ...... .....I Gc7
Tnl ''.'..''.''' '.''.'''..inGtah
LOW UfadeS 4pH
C0AL-tluOtatI1na lro allowed TO remain ~ po-
fore. Values nra very much unlctlled ind orders
arc sel Without reference to tho list prccs:
Lnckawanun, largo cgg :, ..,, 81 0n11 Is
LAcxaWallha, AtiaIl css....... ,...... y t04p ~
ihckawalna. nut .......... -. ,..... q 0udtU. ii
!aeHAWahaa, ElHgo .-...... ...... b.E1Qtu ~
f:hGHs9ht' ...+.s.... t.U0
l!lossDA8E U.U0
EaHHeI' .ts.ss ...'... u.1u
r:l!t .'..ss. +..' '+'.t..'.. ."....t.-- =! ~
i'atllnnre & Ohio 4.5o@5. 90
Sl.n1onh ........ .'''..- ''...s.' ...st .1u
tiatsstsfris lniana iicccix;.... -. .":. .:.. 4.5S
EiGs~Wefs ouotea al III qac, md sou,o 1;e bur.
rclca lots wero quoted nj te. Well pacIud luts
ws:s s,, ;akcM H.. " sapnsrs n the oatsl4e iree.
Haa well AHstatuaa snqutEy. On Interior ACCOUNT,
Nth fair Isg;co of t|tnsnvss. Ws eoutinus III 10
i $;s: $; wh!tsa.A, p,;;a;l M ...........sE4oa 40
Family whttatlsh, ta'Fl'... s.9bda a.a5
Mssssrs sfaas TX ua,i, ~ miss, ] *1os'
No. shoFs, = s,brl.."".....- H. lu
No 3sao;c, l1.btl ...... ......,... +. !,.Ip l. %
M. BAY, ts-brl.,. ...... ....".... 4.5OQe il. 10
f. sE:stt%S!:y' Say, Rs. ss' :1.':: ] ::: i{e Sss 5
|;::: :: :;: 4: ;ts';:: s::: ill.,: s$$s zS
Compressed cod...... .....,.... Il
s$;s: S::;s S::; S:;;|s ;;
ils!lsaSI ~ 2Sff|as h;{s; l.aso 1.5o
ssaicI herring, i box .', 49, ood Il.
Gni!fGrQ!a salmon. hs.s,,...,.....,.,, H. 90
, 1879-04-19
GENERAL MARKETS.

BROOM C0RN-Continues In falr request md
Rtcady. Tho orlers arc, for the most part, for
small lots. aud usually from this and uclghbor!ug