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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-22
RHEUMATISM is a DISEASE of the BLOOD

The blood in tli- disease, Is found to contain an
eXcert Of ffrin FEGATlNE acts By converting the
the blood fr,m Its diseased condition 10 healthy
circulation VEGETIsE regulates the bowels, which
Is very important In this complaint. One bottle Of
NBGETISE will give relief, But 10 effect permanent
cure is must be taken regularly, and may take
erGl bohles especially IN cases OF long standing.
NEGKrfNE Z sold By all druggists. Try 1t, and your
verdict vii lc the same us that of Thousands be-
fore you. Who say. II never found much relief as
from the ne of VEGETINR, which Is composed eS-
clusiyely & Banks, Roots aud Herbs
''YEGETEE." says Boston physician. has no
equal as blood purifier. Hearing OF IT, many
wondcrfucures after a Other remedies had failed.
| visited ue laDratory and convinced myself OF It's
genuine merit. Itis prepared rom bark-, roots
and herbs each OF which is hinly effective, and
they are compounded in such manner a. 10 pro.
duce aston shlng results.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-22
THE BULLETIN

will as II has always done, advocate
the principles of the Democratic par
~, holding that they embody the only
principles upon which Il republican
can be administered.
While ayowingthis purpose, it il not
intended 10 convey the idea that the
paper will uphold the party right or
wrong. That which 1t believes TO be
wrong II will denounce, fearlessly.--
always ''hewing TO the line, and let.
ting the chips fall where they may
But a. q safe, sound and sensible
Democratic paper. We can, we fee
sure honestly commend II TO Ia,
patronage Of Democrats
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-22

No OPIUM No Morphia or other danger
Gus drug is contained in DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup, for the relief Of Calic, Teetking, etc.
THRICE 90 cents. Ia We
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-22

You MusT CURE THAT CouGu.--With
Shiloh's Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself. 1t has established the tact that
Consumption can be cured. while for Coughs
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma,and
all diseases of Throat and Lungs, it is abso-
lutely without an equal, Two doses will re-
licvc Your child of Group it's pleasant to
take and perfectly harmless to the youngest
child, and no mother can eiford to be with
out it. You can use two thirds of bottle
and if what we say is not true We will re
fund the price paid. Price 10 cts. 80 cts.
and Sl,O0 per bottle. If your Lungs are
sore or chest or back lame use Shiloh's Por-
GUS Plaster Sold by Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-22

HAVE you Dyspepsia, arc you Constipa-
ted, have you Yellow skin, Loss Of Ape
tite Head Ache, if so don't fail to use Shi-
lohs System Vitalizer. 1t guaranteed to
relieve you, and will you continue to suffer
when you eau be- cured on such terms as
these. Price 10 cents, and 10 cents. Sold by
Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-22

WELLS Persian Perfume "Hackmctack"
is rich and fragrant try it. Sold by Barclay
Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-22

Eight lines of nonpareil (solid)
constitute square,
Displayed advertisements will be
charged according TO the spuce. at
above ratcs-thcre being twelve lines
of solid type to the inch.
To regular advertisers we offer 81
.perior Inducements, both as to rates
of charges and manner OF displaying
their fayors.
Notices in local columns inserted
for twenty cents per line hrst inscr-
ton; ten cents per line for each sub
,scquent insertion.
Special notices inserted for ten
cents per line for first insertion; five
cents for each subsequent insertion.
Notices of deaths and marriages
twenty cents per line.
All letter and aud communications
should be addressed TO
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-22

LOCAL EVENTS, ~
COMMERCE,
FINANCES,
POLITICS,
LATEST NEWS,
MISCELLANY,
Of such character as we trust shall
prove the equal Of the cheapest and
best OF our contemporaries.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-22
The Daily Bulletin

h sSrvedso CITY su,,scrfscfs 81 Gar
riers at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
week. payable weekly.
BY mail lin ADVANCE: one year.
$40; six months, s.; three months,
$3.50; one month, 81. Postage free.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-22

1t viii embrace in tie columns daily
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

I-~F1rGsf. Jan f--L-ip N uit"u or -id HIi-l
..lIu- ru.a..- t-.s.i. Hr4lUg orleans ir- H. V
i.ting 'nU bales f)r sprrIi.si-pi 'ht rh'I' re
cr.qf- lttYr I4r- ai Alu'r, tn. fItNt's 'iT,,' -'
cheaper. nuf have recovered ni3h'- 'N II ''
claus. auar- E-u-r delivery ls -t fi- -ie .'
Apr delivery. 5i'~t. also -i t' B iI I.. ".t u'
l.f@-. -l l.-. ,.-.!. Ils lul June 'HL it i5l
June tud .Iv delivery b ~ Hrrrlu--ii i'" t -
tri.- a.. U u. DitDii-- h' safes
.n,IHHri lO laie- American Futrrc- ,i'-fi -'att I
to-day llgA-st DlDrs Glands Low Add hH ti-A-
lud August oer,rr. D. ls do August Au1 7eDle'O'' &c
livery 5-.I 80
v ..uuf tlHarf. -lta1 0'if-'s
-.G Il's- exports tr.at Hitan. -o 10 cDir "l'
80 bale. -pinnrT~ 30 OAirs s"eA' 44'@-0
Ro-r7v Jan Cotton quiet. Nirt.ng So Low Md
dim toua. Ordinary. u~i f'rrptA '0 .t.''
gfos- exports to Great britain -Ju DAr7 STOCK
Cg.,'v-Tox Jan ls-Cottou frm Nduug a. 90 =.
Iag a.la.uE -, Good uuAr' ,-t' uri irf ipLo 80
exports Erancr .6J5 bales q" tAc ointment -jhO
D4Ie- s.l,.- 300 bale-. stock. - 800 bales
tfAIvs-r.s ls.-t 0tnL O. M4dulln-. &c Low hia
sfut -.a tf..t Ordinary Sec net 9-cfipts lJn' Dates
exports ~ the Continent 30 bales oO1stHlst -o"5 Oies
.a.es B. t-,i ba!c-. stock G.j3t lars.
u0Bifa Jan '- cotton dul lud easier. MifiAna De-
--iufs t-4f bales gEu-s 41i3 bale crp.rtS 20 Great
britain 84-I usr.. co4stsse, 3,ot1 bales sa-s LOCO
bales stOck $3.50 bales
NyyORtEAN. San. s.-Cott0n acive and strong some
salr- higher. MdIAug hs- Low Niddllng -c, Good
Oriuarv &c recriptS f.4t9 bales sss f-bt 1ao
erports Britain -flT haies ~ The t1ntia-nt
si52 bales sa.- 10000 bales LAST evening o-oO Daos
STOCK. 35s.62l bales. a.. a. ,,,. n, -
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

r--f-.-. r,r r..,r -.... rrr- Wheat
,--' .t.l '-. t,,, .I.-.t .. r-, --. -r-, 4 "a,
,.....-. ...,, 80. .... I...
.... ar ,y ,-..r G-, Do~, .-.- .... cara Wv
d. 49,. ..t ,.. .. ,t--.i ,,-....rr a.ro.... i,,
.r. a.. 81 L ,. h. t... ,.t. I. tl.r .r.fu .1
"a . 80 ...r. Wine "A -...- 10 - -.. tf. tu,..o a,
'. .-. ..,.. o. r.,-. ~ ..r,..
r, ...r ra,.,. b. ...-r.- .t...f -.I'. ~ u ..l.
.r .. u.t-. . .-... ,t -. ...,l". ..-la,. u...
w.. - .,.- -... -, ..,,. ...,t '
',.... 80 '. t..,.r ,..,. ana .,..n,r~ot W. 30,
-',l' ."'' "'''. .. -..... w t.,rr,--. ~ 90
..- '...... ....-..i -f '.. .'... ,...,
. ~, -.. ..i. .,..-r'. ,..' ~, ,-...
.,- .'-.% e,. .-.... ~ t...,.., p,r'.- .,T.
'it $50 .'t' .'.-' l'' 80 ''' ~
" %" 'l' '~''l ~ 81 .-..., ''" ~ ~ IN ~ f-ls. HI.
~ rs iht -.'- -.'-' go. '' ....-
,,i e. 'l... -'--, .,- ,n5 l. -c ~-.
l'.' '' '-' .,.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

FLOUR AED ,rraI-FLoCR- Market uuclaugci. laoI.
f't'r -r, ,D ti .'q..-r 81 Io bis. into
-l1r ',ca ia- .f exio-t $500 IBIS ; '04.s ~. ad
'.aa.s f.. oa .r. ty,'. -at~ - Is ZOO io.. Wn-er
=" '.' e. T,,rIr :, 80 - e.
no b." o'-' 0ui, '''' ~ '' ~A'''I @ lD' Z Nl'','
q7o,a..oas. >o - :. yoe73. -up.riHr. - =
~. 3D.. ,om-'H g" ti-i - 9ta'r :" 30 ft' - So
Ia western . ,saas95- Choc, TO Eanty DO. sie
{. -. .n ,." , n 90, - 'I' No. 'r-a -, c,5,r 49,,
:" ',1 i,t =. sn p,.,.,- - ~ 1on,s ,-,,o
mon t' RAJ f-},it 1 si :" e e",", - q , 80
"hrat iE'r~ - '|f 80 !o'a- i -'l ) iii s ,.,
IVA, ~ t,-+i ~ .1o,re Z. Flacv :, - r. incndius
400 ro.~ "t "rt - 'o1 p 30 ,i T. - ,' So
.'...aC,kwIlAi rLorHdul ;, 3oz--- '-.;;. osN
MA q'..'. t a., r."a '1 goG.g- = % . 81 'A'e'
Gh4 ''gL I 5 s,,l 7n sG tisy M 3ayrF. "a
5o. 6r,n or,' ,ai ado u-a pot ,nc.as 1905
-.. a., ie.rrd = 900 bIsl. U.lrldol -pru-. sc sSI
oh.a-o = 20" .n'' prTi'G "n!r m h .. az, s
$500 s - . .r., 1 & eg Be-, s Re- = @ %5a n So So
,; ~ 's' a. ';' ,5 o6 t".f Va wt,tr ~ &C
> o. J. 500 ou,a so wltc. = .ol.arl io',. closing
: Iog bd io ASKED for boetioais 900 bush White
. 4 - go H. e",ias i32 Gd 70. .,,.S, S"a '-s -
sosng Il O' hld . W .Nke. = 0o bush no February
o. '"f'-- g ,i 'i' '',il
Led, January : ~ 'i"hihk - w. D.i' Fl D" -'.i
4D.tO h- 60. 'flAil' = l' c"tls ~ W. DId - W
Asked 10000 pi-i 10. hATtn = 44fr4 ii ~ c"-iaZ
= ot ma - - a,Arl n p l. Ih il-'.l ti.'- ''
bu>h No 'rIA '''. ooO "ui. SH'' pI''hle 'ei-4-
quJle1 30 1- .". 'di ',t an ,"~'-o'.a sA..r '
IN, In az a''a ty,ia 30 ,5 op ir,c. BAILEY .ad
4'tS7Y 49, ms H- 80 60 ' I'm ., M ~
bA.'.i-i ~ '' a. ,r-., ~, - -,
a, a-' h,t,rd IL aIa'l ,'u, .,W ,,-ih5 ~ : 80 80
hrn sApprs h.dinS Oh mi,,l ''. tT"s IL nAhd ~ any 9
Tor Ne" ,'a..e eA S't ..a''- - a"''3'o ~
graded Ml@~i. 47"'@-c 40 :" - -i'-; STEAMER M.Ir.-
is-Hl6c. No. heniL-I -'',' store - e. " &c Ahoat
W M li'r iH -tN 't'Inh f-'nW. Sew allow
Jersey 4je4Gc. LAST evening 3-00D Ou.n 40. IN store
t6c 10 the relative 10 Storage
etc -oOO bush. steamer Myrf Ji1Larv 4j3ic- closing
45.e Il-is a-Ftd 5000 bush 10, February. - 20
cOsing oid - r. asked - 900 bush No JsnG.Iy
g h. =. - crs't &C. Wi 'c asked Nv TO- '9- hs
4D' br- =" -' -.L-h -,1" push No. frprnaIE' -
closing '-C '', q r- dHHN "a -. %, ltt' 'ila'l'
lower At~~ tt''" H-it mourning NO. g. ~ me- o., 49,
NO. =, u .sc, No.. VINE" t- -,c. so" mt, 50 -t
FILri western. TO- ,1 $50 c. IL A@d -litF'
-. WHIT do, a'T5uc ~ j. quiet attadf.
H AN~-Erd kiiner nrn.r moderately actlTe Al = 'pL
- 3. otArr A-utl- NH-;. "il i-ii-''!; ,.-, .f,
HAY AND SIX " -hl&'rr hTin lar 'eInaHus 7uAIl
rr.rpts. We Ittr nav shipping f'dt"c Frim- @falr-.
6,rI5o .li4l Boa ro' '0ytf an salt d"q 8 e. ciis"
Long '.'' ga q" -" -'' ~ ftu' Dal - '.,.Ii.
u t.r t'It'r "ris hr.rpt~ pt-' Ne|A - '4.-
h..N li, ui q ~ 'An.s "a - 'anr ul'. 80 it1'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

IL London. BRUSH COn~Ols were steady Al '"-...,
Unite. states -G1- ~ lu34. new IS ~ lp~-f an l
40. 1t lu-t lie 3 er cents co-inc nrHl al 4u~i
In American railway s"curettes, jersey cu. "a
arvtrcet tc 80 iud consolidated bonds fo - II mos
Contra yIrnc 3 =. Erie common closed ~ :" 7ud
rrrferr,d al -l2 4 Berlin ds atcn states tuai jnt H-
br H.uk of GERMANY during the week gained l3o 10
600 marks. R-utr> I'D Paris O~ei AT 1880 ssh. ~
change on London being quoted at - - - 50 bullion
movement Vas reported "a the Bank of .iaLd lo-ddN
Bar silver declined 20 JO''sd per ounce.
Washing on dspa' report tuat the treasury now
holds @a4~ 200. ..U4 United states bonds tu secure
baf- cir.a d. UnI-Ci States bonds demos ted FOR rr-
cuI3tInn Tor the week endn today - iJOI0rt lnfet
states bouus ned for circulation wthdrswu during lh-
wcri ending TO-DAY. - 10000. Nauoua. 'ank crcu-
I4t.ou ctst4udllg: 1urrcuty notes ~3--} 4-4o4; %ud
notes : 46~ 92O The internal revenue receipts lo-
0v were S}O J4i 10. aud the customs receipts 7-'o-
5I2 IA - .,.-,. .,
The receipts y National bank notes Tor redemption
FOR the week end to-day - com rrd Win tAe cor
rt.suOud. LIZ period last year, were as IoIo"s'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
CIVCI4L REPORT " T. NTNIYG STOCK LA
AHANGE SALES JIY =. Is-A
FIRST cAL1-I1 O'CLOCK A. NJ
SATURDAY. Jan. 1s-P. n.

The bank statement for this week reflects a
continued accumulation OF IDLE capital at the none
tarv centre The Iega'-teuders increased S49l0-
400 which sum- less 81 G17 500 decrease OF specie. IN
creased the reserves - 202 600 the week. Al e1
pausion Of 4S640O Of loans largely he accounted
Tor by the employment Of greater amount = capital ia
bond and stock speculatOns The deposits III
creased S5.lOs 400 which S6ss 600 less tHau the
other published items permitted II 20 be.
Compared with the corresponding date Of 1s-- tho
present bank statement shows: Loans decreased, So
sl2sOO specie decreased, $111329OO; leca-trudcrs
increased. Sl2,--6.5OO; deposits increased Sj6lS-
300: circulation decreased, $4,000. The week.
movement results increase Of S=Olo.1VO
10 the surplus reserve, leaving 10 now el4tl--
zoo III exc,ss OF the reserve required by law. The
to reserve tSG- 80 400 now is 81 81 cent 81 tse
total deposits against 81 last week and 3l97 for
January 49, 1873 The following are the comparative
fufaIs
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
EppS' COCOA.
Sales on auction.


ri~..N l.f-E Nav .h.
tOLLf,IOA- Ufff,i Jan l~-Hf
4 SALE nj Public Auction VIII bee heiH "a
n thr -ath d' of Janua'. i''9 oy Nc,srr h' fbfi
DENNIS. Eoper'-- Narrinout - TOD or.ntt 't. =
Bonded aud Unclaimed 81, .c.4lt- wi,tA las
warrhuuse beyond tne peu0d 4aJw' br lc Dutr
Of Nhcn may fpund the K0tGuua VI tle to-c. i..iss
Al No Il -tunr-t
The goods can be- a. iAe WALDORF so ~toH. Co.,
on MONDAY and IJ E-uAl January 20 tuf -- r"l. a.
d. 90 p. ~. b. a htk'sll 3 'nIlr".
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
OFFICE oF Wells FAAGo q COMPANY.
December 80. ISIS, {
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS

4 ;
4 of WELLS. FARGO e COMPANY.
YDuare hereby notified t.at under auu ID i"cgran,e with
resolution ~ The BY4rl Directors u' Wells Fargo 'n
PAM passed Ncyrmb'r - ISIS The next reeuar annual
the kl0drrs 0f Wells FdTggH Company Tor
he amt uuu their
duly oirrru ana qualified Et FOR OTHER pr
held office Df the COMPANY On the -uL'r
cosurr Hoaday tAe CITY 81 Denver 7iItrof
or F~lruarf . at Il
and tn9t under ami IN accordance win 81 r.-"
book Of this company Wal De- cs- On
T. i-1J iuJ closed uuil lnlrs
d4y rne Gth February 1879 wci last mentioned
q ate they vii De rcnrencG.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
yOoL MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

Mddng. s7sc; Good Ordinary. sisc net receipts 322s
bales gross 327O bales exports 70 France ll1O oa
sales 1900 bales last evening 300 bales stock. ol4l2
hal
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
60 nOnom II 4Man Concern

FWIN BAILEY.-This person. who plio. %
October $50 hvrd AZ WatiOFH Neitforf~h- trf
hours steward and butler 81 3t Hcfiiour s 80 Loo
zion and 81 Ascot. BERKSHIRE. England D. u
give information him Is r,questr, c0u-.
with MI DEWY solicitor "a MaA .I' ivl.02 .As-
land
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
Brslness Gnduccs.

DARTNER WANTED in loan Office bus
Heaa. Address ARLINGTON. Tribune odcr
STOCKS, patents, fine machinery, special
tool. and sowing machines OF Co Universal Feel sew
ing Macnlue Company auron nuaIy o. tan be seen AZ
4l6 l4th-,t. send for catalogue.
IANTED-PARTNER with -, 900 IN an
established OUA small expenses prof
its NAV safely enlarged rfcrou,es required ron
principals only good chance 'or actye yOUDg man T. r..
Tribune Elle.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
financial.

- IN the SALE or bv,o.1nestiof ot IIFT
4 80 '-D AA-'' 'I ''t t''.''''''i W - %
e.r.a...,., obi. Iif. ...,..l '--' .' -'
d. b. FACKIFH 800 Rr,advl,
iIIE NAI'NNt BANS ,t -I RIP Ht-.
YORK. r. 1872
A u ar RI El'TTtE fnr !JIt. TORS held ar
M .i tIr .o.oUag gentlemen we're elected ,or le eusu-
At trti. W. .,,- ,,..-.
TO- .E ~. D. d 49,
t'..N D b .. 'i..' ,,,-....,-
Il. d. 20. ,..i \ n a. 4-'7+'-' ~ d.. "a"
D "iN PA L'--t ~ p, -f,,'. '-''
e. r-',.- H. .,.--.,.
ttAN'i' - i.l,l' ANlh' H h. 'i''' iN'
.--'i' . ,.-- cha. l.. -.t,-. rr ...-,
h' u.'i-i- "I i !'ari NtiL iA olF i Der ID. LOW nv
ht' 1g. in cons lirnre ' pfo"Ased i-'., gee i''' l
.u.. y ..- ~ tyt-' . .f' ttt.'' t-r-4'.'. A-.'
I-ii3iA~ ]. Ht nlHf .'.-'...'h. ...... ,.....
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

BOSTON Jan ls-MaTket quiet; change in prices
:acuoss have confidence In the CHER rang" q"
prices and viii purchase only wanted while holders ~
rable woods feel that prices a. low as thy fro
likely % De The stock n fnc Frrce= mostly tr hands
OF very le Durrha-e.
be made except fun current ties tombng and De-
moo y. Xxx and 40. 1 az 81 2s35c. gan \ ana
50. ! at 3-H34c Wisconsin Medium ANA \ az - ~
Northern Feeces Medium at re. Nrsl Or& and Medium
az ,94334c wash ana CombUg lud ucne at Ja iOc; a.
washed tuwbng AZ p 20 pc. Texas az 10 t lHi'fn
and Valley Oregon ~ lG..c Cri0ri0' 1ud Ter tory A. l5
fnc AZ - ,jc ans \ Pulled no % SOC
California Woo'Iair business. With sales ~ .fs. Ou D 60
9-7c. FOR spring lic--c f1r ral -jc O 20 &C. outside
FOR desirable lots - spring TOTAL sales Of Do
L IL - | : d
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

strong. particularly the preferred But Central OF New
Jersey next to tho Northwestern, the feature and
its price from 3sale3s to 4oi 1894 There
great deal said about this company connection with
the Reading Railroad and its additional coal traffic de-
rived rom th1 source and also renewal OF talk about
the Bal lmorr and ONO connection Concerning this u
Is only necessary remark that whatever my be- the
p0Srilli oi the future. ~ present che Reading Com
pany coal Is coming 10 AmbOy over the uusy vaula
KuHoad. Rock Island. that during the early part of
~" r.N w3- uD-lcCt ar 1871. l2la l,-r rose 20
H. -. and ln~ uei the 1891 tJr total
ac l'ur ~ the stock having amounted 90 Ouiv 900
~harCS f.r ihv whole day About g tldt Dee said uf
th- ruuA line tha5 wbie 0u they were STEADY.
ano 90 L." iOW-.iceO fame IS that they less active
ana without maternal change 40 prices
OF tue cUal stocks, Delaware. Ldckawanna and West
eiu anu Mons and E-~tX made q fractional improve
uirut. Delaware and Hudson being iul ara h- vy ~
decline oi pr cent. Western Union yew tul and
u"'i''lpu oNt D ger crI., Al titlC aud Pacific Iec
E.a'u .c'HC uhE li 80. Iacfi. Man cold 13i u
l-'-, nu -uiro iuu-c advanced 20 3. -acs and bad.
Today CncaRO and Northwest common ~torx
Loaned 40 iIr rate Il pei 100 share. Tor u-c, j.
wa. Laos WdIa and Western from l,4 o. lat, Morris
ana f',cN HIt and al CfArr. from per cent
c"II5 !ns. HE mara 20 closed irregular.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20


CHICAGO Jan. l5.T1s DrorTs' J,IrA,, r-ro-s Hoes
Et-rr.pf-. Nu heat; snllUruf~, f'io head ulrsf
and higher Shi"Du. - 9j6Sj 10; Packers = aOb
s. o.. Light. - o54 g. 7a.
ctrTLE-i-eocpts L-uo head; slpwents 200 head
mark active strong slipping. p O. GS go ~to"kcrs
Feeder. scarce = 0d demand butchers hrm.
>H8TP- Receipts 600 hcad shipments, 200 head mar
k-i -t-.Ify, -.
- o',. tr. CtrrF-Cood feman' for al rrace- 1t
fu prices. ult very little doing Irrf ut uI i,a
srHn r-. ip-s liJ head. sl.pmeu.- io.o .,a,-
ll.--l i've Hogs active uuH m rr lorSeis and
Pal ~ T~3 10 Packing suu-- go butchers
90 :PhiIrrlphe> 81 Ioos3 receipts 4-ou mead ship
uleufs. lfuF t-.r.
~rE7r->teav and unchanged receipts. 100 head snip
innuts 500 head.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
s64.Ol7SOO SC7 10000 Iuc. s5,-12,UoO
5LG2O.5JO J-,697.GjO -----.--...


above .-- -..
Tie stock speculation to-day confined almost ex
c.usyev 10 the Northwestern shares and Central Of
NcW-Jcr,ey stock. with late movement DO that OF
Chicago and Rock Island. The Northwest common
stock reported 10 be virtually coruered,' with
only moderate outstanding short interest
said not 70 exceed 10000 shares. is
currently reported that the clques IN tAis
stock have increased their holdings 10 10000
shares. which amount probably ahsOrs more than al.
Tie floating shares the total number OF shares OF com
mon stock beng less than 10000. Therefore. what
the prices are or Will depends the strong clique
hat holds large proportion Of the entire capital
To-day the transactions the stock amounted 10 So.
300 shares. and the price advanced from j47sa
"a U 579JG7s The preferred stock with transactions
less than one. half those IN the common. advanced
EOln 81 -3as The Paul stocks also notably
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The following shows the relations Oel"eeAtIe 10
serve anu tie total deposit liabilities
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from the port OF New-York foreign ports for the
week ending Tuesday since the beginning OF the
year, as compared with previous years
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THE MONEY MARKET.

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CHAPTER VIII.

Great was the distress of the Croftons, ON
reaching home to find Mildred gone, and no
clue by which they could track her to her
destination. Thomas gave succinct account
of what had occurred, as far as his knowl-
edge of the matter went; but as he could on
ly relate what had transpired up to the mo.
ment of Mildred's exit from the front door,
his information was not of much avail. The
gentleman, he said, had begged him to fetch
some wine for the sick person; and he had
gone to the sideboard in the dining-room 20
get glass of port wine, not suspecting any
thing wrong, and when he had returned to
the front part of the house everybody had
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Seletted gnetrp.
TIE MILLER OF THE DEE.

TIE MILLER OF THE DEE.
There dwelt miller hale and bold ....
Beside the river Dee;
He worked and sang from morn to night,
No lark more blithe than he;
And this the burden of his song
Forever used to be:
"I envy nobody, no, not /; n... .s...
And nobody envies me!' ... ....... .,. .s.'
"Thou'rt wrong, my friend" said old King hai ;
.'Thou art wrong as wrong can be;
For could my heart be light as thine,
ard gladly change with thee; ..-
And tell me now what makes thee sing
With voice so loud and free,
While am sad, though I'm the King,
Beside the river Dee."
The miller smiled and dofed his cap, ....
II can earn my bread" quoth he;
II love my wife, I love my friends,
love my children three; -.
I owe no penny I cannot pay,
thank the river Dee
That turns the mill and Grinds the corn,
To feed my babes and me-"
"Good friend" said Hal, and sighed the while,
Farewell and happy be;
But say no more, If thou DIST be true
That no one envies thee. -
Thy mealy cap is worth my crown, .....,#
Thy mill my Kingdoms fee; ~ i...r-
Content like thine few men can boast, ., ...
o, miller of the Dee y .'
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THE NATIONAL BANKS.

The National Banks are, according to
Comptroller Knox, ready to resume. Many
Of them have reduced their circulation, and
all Of them have been gathering gold. The
amount Of gold held by them aggregates $40,-
100000. This amount would seem to be all
that would be necessary to meet the demand
for the resumption of their notes. Their cir
culation is so scattered around the whole coun-
try that run would be hardly possible. The
$40,0O0,000 is amply sufficient to allay the
gold fever and satisfy that class Of people who
want to fill the traditional stocking with gold.
If it is not sufficient, the Banks can call on
the Government to redeem the legal.tender
reserve which they have on hand, and thus
get more gold. Each Bank is required to
keep in reserve certain amount of u. s. le-
gal tenders. This amount varies according to
the locality of the Bank. An amount equal
to twenty-five per cent. of its circulation is the
lowest legal tender reserve that any Bank has
on hand. From this it goes upwards.
As matter Of interest, we subjoin the re-
sumption act, passed January, 1875, which
provides in brief:
1. On and after January 1, 1879, the Sec
retary of the Treasury shall redeem in coin
the United States legal tender notes then out
standing
2. This redemption shall take place on the
presentation Of such legal tenders in sums Of
not less than $50.
8. The place of redemption is at the office
of the Assistant Treasurers of the United
States in the city Of New York.
4. The redemption will be in either gold or
4 - r IL l.
sires, subject to the option of the Government
to pay in either metal.
5. The amount of these legal tenders is
now $545,6S1 ,018. .#
6. The legal tender notes shall not be des-
troyed, retired or cancelled, but shall be kept
in circulation. a:-:-..
Z. The Act does not apply to the oircula-
ton of the National Banks. Their notes are
still redeemed in United States notes at the
counters of the Banks issuing them.