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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26
TOWN TOPICS.
Mr.. w. r, Mccullough is in the city.

Mr.. w. r, Mccullough is In the city.
Mr.. John Cheek, of villa Ridge
was in Cairo yesterday.
The Illinois CeHtral wharf.boat was
brought back to its old moorings, yestcr-
day.
Julia Joues, an old offender, was ar
rested again yesterday, for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct.
A young man, nephew Of Mrs.
O'Shea. who lives on Commercial avenue,
died during Friday night, of pneumonia.
Mr.. N. Woodward, of Davenport, Iowa,
representing G. q. Green, is in the city, and
favored the BULLETIN with call ycster-
dny.
Miss Clara Robbins gave social
party to her schoolmates md companions
ast night, at the residence Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. X. P. Robbins.
Mr.. II. T.. Miller, county jailer under
Sheriff Saup, will open billiard saloon, in
q few days, in the building at the corner o.
Washington avenue and Cross streets.
lion. T. W. Halliday, accompanied
probably, by Mr.. 0bcrly, will leave fol
Springfield this afternoon, to be in attend
snce at the rc-assembling Of the Genera
Assembly on Monday evening.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Bill Beer
wart Is lying 80 low, In Evansville, that NJ
hopes are entertained OF his recovery. Iii
wife received a telegram to that effect an,
Immediately started for Evansville.
M The gentlemen who owned the B. +
Cheney at the time Of her seizure by tn
Confedertcs, have filcd claim ayains
The United States for 100000, 10 rcimburs
them for the loss Of the boat Oo--hoo'
Mrs. Alexander Pollock, Of Villa Ridg
died at her home, q. half.past eight o'c!ocl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26

TnE Knights Of the Mystic Krew ayor
their intention to render the bal masauc ant
nounced for the 25th proyimo, the grandes
and most successful event Of the kind tina,
ever transpired in Cairo, and those who are
familiar With the Knights manner of con
Quoting public demonstrations will not que.-
ton either their ability or disposition TO
make good their promise in this case.
Costumes Of every conceivable character
will be brought here both from 81. Lonis
and Chicago
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26
THE GREAT BLOOD TONIC

Va, tho sn,e nj all diseases arising from impure
Mood. and for inyigorating and STRENGTHENING the
yitsl organs. Are you weak nervous, debllltnied,
male ana cmseiatedY Have you lost your sppetile'
have You nausea, pain in the back. &ct u 70, VI;
and bring back the Bloom of Health. Pimpief,
Boils. Rry.ipelas, letter, Salt Rheum. &c, are oat
surface indications OF Blood Disease; and DR. Lind
sey's Blood searcher by purifying the system soll
ens the skin and beauties the complexion. sold
Nv All drusyisn, Al 90 per bottle. X 4. Sellers,
Proprietor Pitisburs, Pa. Barclay Bros, Agents
<aiYo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26

TnE regular business meeting OF the
Cairo Social Science and Industrial School
Association, will be held on Monday night,
the Goth, inst, at the residence of Mrs. H.
II. Candcc The ifc and works Of the
poet Longfcllow, will De the subject for
discussion upon the occasion An unusn-
ally interesting time is anticipated, and il
is earnestly hoped that the members and
friends Of the association will be out in
full force, and take part in the programme
for Tie evening. BY order Of the President,
l.. j. RITHNHOCsE, SccN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26

them rare treat in his lecture"
-- Chattanooga Times.
The Huntsville, (Alac) independent,
OF the 10th Of November, IN gvinga symop-
sis of the lecture delivered by the Rabbi ut
that place says; Rabbi l.osenspitz is en-,
dowed with a fine intellect which has been
highly cultivated by deep study and eAtcn-
sive travel, and his lecture was rich, CLASH
cal, historical, eloquent and scholarly"
Governor Porter, OF Tennessee, says Of
him:
~ am acquainted with the Rev. Alcyan-
der ltosenspitz, and with the leading mem
bers OF his congregation and mos, cheer
fully indorse him as gentleman Of the
highest character, and commend him to the
people Of Tennessee and adjoining States.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26
MEDICAL
COUGH SYRUP.

Over 10000 bottles sold. II is the most pleasant
and popular remedy for Coughs, Colds, Group,
Hoarsn.ss and all throat a2d lang diseases. Has
been in use for half century. Doctors recommends
nad prseribo IT, j. l.. Youman, Long PO.' III,
ssye. at sayea my two children frem the grave;
Al. simmons OF Baltimore, Md, ALEC says: III
win curr the worst cough Immediately ASK your
druggist or general atorckceper for II ana take n9
other Pricos, Sc, 80, aud 81 20 per bottle send
icy circular. r. 4. Sellers 4 Co., Proprietorr'
pittsburs, Pa. Barclay Bros, Agentt, Cairo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26
REFORM CLUB HALL.
SOCIAL DA NCE.
Wednesday Evening, Jan. %,

Ladies and Gentleman of he city are cordial,
invited 10 participate In the social reunion above
announced, The Managers designated u, The Re
form Club beg 20 " add their assurance tina, no eff
fort will b. spared 10 render the occasion especially
enjoyable. The proceeds will be covered into the
Treasury Of the Reform Clnb.
TicKKrs For Gentlemen, Ono Dollar; Ladies, Free.
COMMITTEE OF ARRAND EMENTS. ". T..
Fulton, Lon Daniels, Geo NJ Fry,
FLO " MANAGERS - Ed Dcsonin, VI. 4. Ful.
ton, Frank Rcdman, Fred Kent. ". X. lawkin.
Frank Walker.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26
MEATH DEFEATED.

For over 80 year. SELLERS LIVER PILLS have
been the standard remedy for Liver Complaint,
Cosfiyeness, Sick Headache, Pain IN shoulders OF
Raeh. DIzslpess Coated Tongue, Fever ana Agne'
ana ali disoases arising from dersngcd state OF the
Liver or stomach. Thomas Adams, Of Big SANDY;
NV. says: Sellers Pills have saved hundreds o.
dollars in doctors bills In this country 49, ~. -.
sellers 4 Co., Projectors, Pittsburg, ~" oarciay
Brok Agents, Cairo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26

FRED lIoFnRINy has started blacksmith
shop again, at the old stand near Sixth and
Commercial avenue, where he yill do all
kinds Of blacksmithing, whccl.wrighting
and horse-shoeing, cheap, CHEAP, CHEAP.
for Cash. Everybody knows tina, he ha-
been in the business before, is skilled and
honest workman, who always gave entire
satisfaction He now asks all his old Gus
toner. and as many ncw ones rs may
please to come, to give him trial once
and be will make his prices to sui, the
times.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26

Mr.. JoHs II. BgEcHEn has vacated the
Court House Saloon. and desires to apprisc
the public that be bias taken possession oI
his house on Thirteenth s,:cc,, where he
will open house for the accommodation Of
regular, day and transient boarders, fur
nishing meals al all hours, and regulating
his prices according To the times. The hun-
dreds Of citizens and country people who
hsvc stopped with Mr.. Beecher need moi be-
told that he always feeds hi. patrons on the
best that can he had. lie is we'll known
for his good ami abundant feeding, and
share OF their patronage, and the public
generally are invited to do 70, likewise.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26

NoncE.-To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. The Cairo
Bnllein Co., w,li pay no bills contracted by any of
10 employees, or any one connected with THr Btu
,rraS, unless the same is made on a written order
signed by myself and the order must be attached TO
the bill when presented.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26

KEEP reliable friend always at hand, -
such as DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has eminent
ly proven itself to be. Thousands Of test
monials. Try it. 25 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26

NEwarArEEs. school Books. Ink of the
be-, brands, Albums, Office Fixtures.
Brackets, Pencils. Steel Pens and q variety
OF Stationery, al! atyery low figures, always
on hand at Ambrose pya,,'s News and
Stationary Stand, Bulletin Building corner.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26
$500 REWARD.
$500 REV A r D I!
For Case Of the following Diseases which The die
fcrent numbers VI

For aCasc OF the following Diseases which The die
fcrent numbers oi
DR.. Forbes HEALTH PADS
WIN not cure with Remarkable Success.
-. .. Chills and Fever, Dyspepsia, etc.
NO. /; Price, ".
Kidney, Spiuc and Bladder at-
No. 2:3 fections, and Nervous prostra-
ton. Price, ~.
M n. Female Diseases and Womb AZ
w. D. icctions. Price w..
w. ~ chitis and Asthma. Price, ~.
Tho above reward docs not apply to Cases already
In tho surgical or fatal stages On receipt Of price
will send rad by mall. Beware of limitations. Take
none but tho rorbvs. Send for circulsr,o
DR. u, W, FORBES,
re Elm A.. Cincipnpl. ohio, and learn particulars
hhpCitant to ln"Hlids.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26
LOCAL REPORT.

SIGNAL 0Yr1rE,
CAIRO, H., Jan 25, 1879.
Tine Bar Their Hum Wind Vel. Weather.
- 49,. 49, - 49, ~--->->
S:<6A m 123 10 81 Calm Clear
ini" 1s9 g 3 \. 4 Clear
s:N a 1929 10 % n, iG Clear
Maximum Temperature G0e Minimum TEN
lie .Lture, aye Rainfall, . 90 inch.
". II. RAY,
Scry't Signal C0rps, U. y. 4,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26
I,ITY CLERK

We are authorized TO announce W. T. ScHuoKERs
az candidate for City Clerk at the approaching
municipal election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26

Pleas designate the time anu place an
oblige, Your Respectfully,
c. Lancaster, G. o. PaGer.
VIM. Wolf, K. Walsh.
James Kynaston, J. e. Sullivan, NJ. y.
G. II. Lentz, Chas. Gallagher.
A Mackie, $. 2. Bennett.
John Wood L. w. Greer,
Geo. Koehler, Peter Lohr.
T. j. Roberts, George Stehr
Jacob Walter, Fred. Stiche,
q. 4. Osborne, y. Rice.
VI. W. Mathew. b. McManus,
Ben. Thi.tlcwool, Fred. s. Smith
+. B. Farrin, &. Z. Woodward.
James Cash. sam'l J.. Wilson.
Jos. B. Reed, y. }. ThistlcwoJd,
Saml Wilson, y. ). Kent.
Leo. Kleb. w. L. Bristol
Jas +. Miller, +. II. Cunningham.
John. lI?oberly, VIM. Lonergan.
W. =. Halliday, Wood Ri,tcnhous"
f. Dczonia. James w. Stewart.
W. Hyslop, Jno. II Gossman.
J. Martini, {, W. Halliday.
II. Sanders, d. J, Galligan.
William Alba, NJ. y. Harrell.
B. +. Parker, II. Wells.
j. 7. R.nhi,, Jacob \. GoldstiIe.
A. Black. II. T. Gcrould.
Vim. Weber, S. Schwartz.
and others.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26
Rotary.
DIPTHERIA SUCCESSFULLY TREAT,
Ed.
4 CALL UPON EKv. NH. prRRsCHGEP, TnE
DlsCOVkRkR or 4 sCRE CURE, To OLIVER
LECTURES.

DlsCoVkRkR or 4 sCRE CURE, TO DI1IyER
LECTURES.
CAIRO, ILL, Jan. 81, 1879.
To the Rev. Mr.. DuERsCnSKR,
DEAR Having received con7inc-
ing assurance Of yonr great skill and in
variable success in the treatment OF Dip
theria-a disease tina, il u constant menace
TO tina lives Of our children, and disease,
too, with which medical science has hith.
crto wrcstled in vain. nav VT no, ask
you to deliver two Lectures in this city, one
in English and on. in German, that you
may inform the people OF such facts, in
that connection, AZ yon may choop' To
make public, and Of the means whereby
the parents OF the country may avail them
selves OF your wonderful cure.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26

We are athorized 10 announce the name OF WAL.
TEa L. BmsroL asa candidate FOR the Office oi City
rYeasurer, AZ The ensuing charter election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
OPplctAL PAPER or ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Only Morning Daily In Southern Illinois,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
.,iTY TREASURER.

We are suthorized to announce the name Of Al.
suKD CoMixss ~ n candidate for City Treasurer at
the ensuing city election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26

The last number OF Frank Lrslics IL
Illustrated Weekly illustrates the transfer Of
the Mexican cXcursonists from Cairo to
Kentucky, showing the steamer McComb on
this side Of the river, and the railroad,
waiting train, etc. on the other side The
illustration is, generally, correct one; but
the accompanying reading matter is simply
the honorings of draft upon the writer's
imagination He speaks ofthe opposite hills,
in Kentucky as reminding him of the
"bonnic hills Of Scotland" and grows
tacctious over the alleged circumstance that
the eighty eycursionsts had partakcn of an
Ice bound dinner at Cairo hotel that
boosted Of only three walters. OF course
there Is no more foundation tor the dinner
story than that of the hills; but the travel.
ing correspondent Of these days who con.
fiues himself 10 the dry facts and unin,cr.
estiug scenes that fall under his observation.
IL never sent out on u second cruise, by the
same publisher. The public must be fed
upon the mental provendcr It rulishes
best.
In the hurryof the occasion, Friday
night, We overlooked our memorandum Of
tle election Of Mr. James Ross, as Financial
Secretary Of tho Cairo Reform club, vice
Capt William NJ. Williams resigned. Mr..
Ross has been elected 10 II laborious posi.
tion, aud one that requires 50 much time
unl attention tina, It Is asking too much Of
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26

"A pet coon belonging 10 a Fourth.
ward family, straycd abroad, few nights
ago and killed more chickens than he can
eat during the balance of the winter.
Boys with lights, and dogs, shot-guns and
b!udgeons were out hunting him Friday
night. It is not remarkable that they
didn't shoot the coon; but il is decidedly
remarkable that none Of the boys were
wounded.
Mrs. William Martin, living on Cross
street, who was at deaths door from an at.
tack of pneumonia is now believed to be
out Of danger. AS new cases of this terri.
bic disease are developing in the city al.
most every day, our citizens cannot too &C..
dulously guard against colds, which are
nearly always invited by the careless adap.
,ation of ones clothing to the constantly
changing temperature.
Election talk begins to intensity some.
what. There will he five or six candidate,
IN the field for the Office Of City Clerk, and
probably Il like number for the Office Of
City Treasurer. Winter will probably stand
for reelection to the office ol Mayor, and
Thistlcsood will be strongly urged 10 op
pose him. But lie, tie contest wax never ",
warm, TIM BULLETIN win contemplate /,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO, n. Y Aug. 2AFlour firm, demand fair sales,
30 V Chicago spring Red Winter
Cora dun quote NJ 3 %es9n tg tsf I'D =, H 5G N39 a
do at 594$ici state retaihns, at sass BARLEY
WelerR u 55c Commercial j far cquesi
G Dsf cS td s y SIN tSafs y Fine
Fai;aed si4qsiS lYe s4 r o !2l 6e G5 nsT
iIeghs strong Wheat "a lei corr gtc.i Uais &C. 10
'IInICAao Aug 22NFioGr nomiuaily unchanged. Wheat
do SIC cash S6'se So ecptcmDtr re QetSntI
So Rejected &c com tar active ana s4ade lIgner at
kJected 83qa@5c. oats quiet but steady IT 23 &C cash
25rd2Js,c september 22'c. Ocober Rejected zoe rye
SEED Poor to common 81 lGdsl 20 sales generally 81 q
for per seed. Pofk in good d,mId tending qgg Ed
October; sales ut 9 50 s. 90 october Lard aclEe Iin
Joe October sales at 90 as e29er Bulk heats
5s' 4S6c: CcsI sides 4.sOc WL-Sc in good demand at
Al Al Ike heat i61c ana lower Al s5ssas67e t6P
oats lrm ana unchanged Pork easter and Pie lower Lard
Si.SSSf Aas srour easier but not ouoaby lower
lb. .bime1s n o6G bash Corn duh al 81 45sc Oats
ailyy steady, Falhed az Soc Pork steady = 80
5 5IG qth6ddsls SOC: Clear R5-, 4G0GGG2 ec1
t ace Gear & c clear 5S Sa,s u WGssc scTe and
ann o. Butter steady Win eoot demand io gho,ee
Light bui Ggn Ter Heaygi comIon -gjeSS - Light
u so receipts. Loco lead sLipaents. ]. 10 9eai
DL.DCIL. LTiui good demand sdle'
$50 bU- White s.. Wheat steady Extra White McAI-
2an Olss assed. ~ OF > BID No White MicuRau 81
august . asSgd 5g'c BID ssEtTnp6er q COY October
Win very moderate mgaiY 10. yellow 425ei High
Mixed. 81 -qc; No Mixed, slCi No = do. $40. oats
very i'm 10 OLD oreIigi 30 .Nhte Sew, gGa "a se 10
- Clover seed IN lar demand Prime, % Is hoiee
43 -. EeoGpts-fouI $500 bible; WHEAT 1900 huelli
Corn. 240O Dushi Oats, 400 bush. shipments ! ogr
LOO bbi Wheat, $4,000 bush. Corn, 1900 BUSH Data
1850 bush.
Oueled rim, advanced lgc and closed dull No mn
Waakee Har,. SIC SON a2Lc. No Milwaukee, Ole.
Aulu-t am eyIeu4bor, Ola, 50 October ssc No
54zs.c No do. Sc; Rejected G6G7OO Corn 1TmeI
No Oats Ircr at 20 &C f0r 40 Rye Ia fair de-
maid and AiseT Al 1870 Tor no l. Barley stronger No
Drug New septeabef 14c october 76c. Provisions quiet
ana uneasy Mess Pork quiet al es 80 cash LardF Thine
steam 3 66c. FTQghis-Wheat 10 Buffalo, 4se.
Pan ApFIPIIA Aug 22FJur closed quiet very limited
inqnry Tor Al descriptions Minnesota Extra Family Ne
dn 70 ass ~ Good 80 - DO Choice, - iOGs5 90
Civ Mills export track. g. 10 fennsyivs9ia d. Sew
Wheat 81 70dSJ; Old Wheat - 20 Ohio 90, New Wheat
IS 2Od$5 IS do. Fancy s. co. illinois DO NeW WheaJ
Is rs Indiana do - 1874 Rye ElOnr steady at eS 70
IS 80 Corn Neal nothing doing Wncat-Good inquiry for
future delivery, bat demand for export limited ard Milling
purchased sIarnglyI Reeeted, 90c.6sl Ol Delaware
and Maryland Red track 81 Usgdel % DO aoat 81 Og
90 dock, 81 O7dsl % Peopsyiyana Req On track
al Og Western Red on track Richmond, IL OS do
ia elevator 81 10. At the Open BoJi-F1rs Sql-s2les
o. No Red August al 10 october, O. O6t November,
81 O9a Isl 091s second Call rather hrner No. Het
SOLD al 81 0eSsaSi osa. October 81 08 E0yenberI No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-23
1rrr sroc,MARkErs-nY rELEaRAPH

BUFFALO Arr 22-CATUE-R Receipts tc&av. none total
for the thus lar 1884 hcaJ same Iuc last Week
10 O9l head receipts consigned through go cars ieehg
strong. OF has ~ tor waEt OF stock
500 head sane time ast week
head receipts consigned through. % Crsi marSet NlIou
decided change dei.aud and offerings hight; fh 10 'o3u
ShcCr IS 5jG 81 E&ua Exporters, - 40 CHa'
Lambs. S5dS5 p an ofernEs dispostt o.. ,., 81,
HOGs-lcceIUts to-day Std head total for the week UNI
far 81 100 head lime last wees, head receipts
consigned through. LAP Markci du GsculhB shl
in excess OF demands 0utungs mainly FAR 10 Ne9lul'
quality only u proportion OF CAUrc S.0cAi si't,
at COO s. IS MEDIUM. Heavy Grades a. - Oo9 ~
Extreme Heavy duh 20 IS bOGS3 90 GFasscis at
20 40 IN the yarcs unsOd mostly OF Fo'r
CHicAGo Auc. 22-HoGs-Receipts, $4,000 head; ship
uens BCOJ hCa; Packing more active under Bpol "a
mand but prices q ade lower o. S5G5@ 20 OihLvh u
choice dun ana 90. lower 80 tUa dSo 'J CHOICE
Heavy IS SJd SIS 60 market closed steady, 90. ,
CATrIE-ReceiVts. $500 head; shipments, 22uO bt;I
al grades Of shipping LIm and stronger fhT 10 'ou'
steers a 2Ods4 6O StJckCrs steady az ~ 4JaSZ Feed
era - 20 40 Butchers Cu and unchanged NJ 81 J
p Western Cattle STEADY, with = iau dtMrLG. Desl
grades shade rmer Common low through Grass ieA'
g. lOd22 -. ..,.
duh tcudrg onward Exports - asa 2Oi Butchers - on
So 70 Lambs 81 soc 50 40; MAJ ket closed weak.
ST LOUIS, Aug. 22.-CATT Elm far deWaudi Dut sap
ply limited itc be done; Cool 10 CiGcc SihppiE
Steers would command - 100 50 Grass Texans and Eahs
- 500 - - receipts GOOhCaG shipments l.au heaN
ass Go Packing 50 lOdS1 so including GIasseTs but'
eTs' 10 Extra, 80 6OaS3 70 receipts 1900 heali ship
steady with good demand Fair TO Good, % 10
ass go Choice 10 Fancy, 80 6Ja$Ii receipts oVO heu
shipments, 400 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.
1-r.InpI. 4 y " y Z ~

LIVERPOOL. Aug 22-l23O D m.-Cotton firm {; MiddlnG
Upiand Gslad Mddng Orleans, 6llgd; sales 5000 bales
iuciu sing 900 for speculation ana export kecels
1000 bales including i 100 bales American fuinTc
ers la9d Uplads fOw MddEg clause August delivery
6d. do August and September delivery. $40 obi DO sep
tembe: and October delivery C5d DO. october and NONe-
Der delivery, 6slod. Futures are now hrm
IdyERPOoI. Aug 224 D. m.Thc sales Ot Cotton To-Day
included 64Og bales American Futures pianos 10" MA
ding clause oct Der delivery. I'D; DO, NoNenLeF anu '.
uember 81 sd SAFE, OF the weCF Gl,OOV Dales
porers 4OOG bales; forwarded from the ships size dreC
10 piuuerE OG0 Daes actual export 5000 bes lOtH
cents Il bales American. 5000 bales; tota sJck
az, 900 bales: American 2JIueO bales; amount OF COT
ton anOat. 10000 bales, American, 1000 bsles
iIYERPOOL, Aug. 22-l:3U D. m.Bread'tuDS nfh except
Corn which IS dull: Wheat az l0d. per Genital for Red
Western Surng O.. q. GENITAL for american Corn
Of Wheat tor tue past were 900 cenais n
Guiding 2OOOuO ccuas AmenCan. The market for yarns ana
Fabrics at MauChCsterIs finn.
ANTNFRp Aug 22-PctrOlcum l7l4 francs for me pale
American - francs 70 centimes ptr % kOs
LONDON. Aug. 2Z-G p. G.CacUita Insect 0zba per o.
HAMBUgG. Aug. 22-laIG closed IL 81 . marks pei 4Ou -
ICNION 221le GiucinR Lane markets nave rot I'M
Accepted since The 4tA good 90 fine Coffee las been
more fun especially plantation CeyGn
The impor all during the next four months, ana
the WILL therefore he much reduced before INC new
arrives other kinds Of Coffee are tipfoy SUGAR IS
,ea,y; sorts remain quiet IN The shs"hc" OF
India Is taken rrtOlA Dt itl!cis
at fully at n latest reports concerning Beet
sugar that supply not exceeding that OF the previous
son expected Footing Cargots OF Rice are
aru reaer the market tcndag upward >altletre on
The spot Cochin Ginger has fallen Two shllLngs 10
five shillHgs per cwt, supplies being large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-23

rryvRpoot Aur 22-Pork-PIme Mess Eastern steady
a. - Wcs.Gr t dHl az frf al a7I long Gear dui
~ Cd short steady at z1 Hams Long Su., u ~,
VET IXfra Nc steady gl Prime none In tle MAJ Ae
Iari-prfue western dull 10 81 Dd. Talo|- Fmt ivy
steady at S2Gl. Turpenne-NTrits, duu az -. ,n
Corulon duI M 4 Fine, timer at II bd Chetae-
American Choice, dull AZ 81 lara Oll ul' ~ %. ~;
4Fytra state frer al 2Gd o. y STEADY AZ
IA Tor Souticrn; spring No ?, hrmer at ludi New
scaGy at q@d Corn-MyeG. steady at 4o I'd Cotonseet
0il"ie.ow American steady AZ 80 RosIn-& omnon az
london steady NJ 3D. TuTpenthe-9Pr!'S' III I"''o"' ~
ATGisr. Aur 22-Cotton steady; &c lees for New Md
dlug IOaic; Low MddliEg, 49, "9"H Oili E
REGENTS - bales sales - bales stock 1917 LUIS Dass
1873 o6 bales weekly receipts, ga baes shipments oV'
s,lrw0.f Aug 22-Cottou firm; Middhng. ll%e ll9c;
Low 3idfliur oo Good Ordinary l0s4c.. exports coast
wise ~ bale: 2j bales; stock, 3S bales weekly net
rec, pts gross 43 bales exports coGs"se 90 Oe''
~gG1IoT Gnr 22-Cotton firm II SCI Low Md
r ia aes eyports To- Great Britain 81 bales stock.
522 bales weekly receipts 1873 bales gross 455 bales
dHARLTsfGy Aug. 22-Cotton steady MdGling, lO'.c;
Low M,Gdiuc lc; Good Ordinary, luc net tec'lP.s
iSiles sales II bales stock bales; weekly net receipts.
~ ha,es. rxports oastwsp ~ bales sales 81 bales.
CIyClNSsI Aug 22-Cott0r hImrr; MudhEg. II D: 10"
Nidnr lie Good Ordinary lO5ic. shipments. 20 bales
ete 40 bales stock l.G6 bacs weekly receipts, 2o'
bales shipments, 23l Uaesi -tes, 8"2 bales 80. 80 ~
GALVESTON, aug 22-COton quIcti Aduune, lu1sc., i
sales, 800 bales; stock 5cG7 bales wefky net re-
ceilts 2SS9 Gl'.j Eio ! p, - Nitiliyc lose
Low Miduc 10 &C. Good ordinary 0',c; net TecPts -
bales sales 81 bales stock 4CsS bales; weekly receipts.
o' p sIEI INA ST % Cotton firm MdGmg 12c; Low
ucrs 90 bales 277j bales weekly receipts ZO'
is,s . sales g 100 bales; spuuers 1923 bales.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 22.-COttOu trm Miidnng, lO4c. Low
Middlng lose. Good Ordinary, loci net receipts ~ bale
sales 100 bales stock +j lnlef weekly net receipts %
COTTON RECEIPTS
NFw.YoRK Aug 22-Ihe following the total net re-