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, 1879-03-01
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments wcro hlcd for rec
ord Friday, Fob. Is:

The following Instruments wcro A!cd for rec
ord Friday, Fob. Is:
CITY rHnrxnrr.
Cornell It. 346 It " Of Milwaukee nv, IT,
e51l.a Il, improved, dated Feb, IL (r.
Archor ", 1ha Il v Of II enlwotth AZ, 4
WI 2lx100 It.. da,gl Fob. 2H TRAD.
;Nlchaas q q. I; ana c. =: casei..". 2.aso
West TAYLOR at, $50 T. " Of Contse avs
I, 25xla5 =. datod Feb. ~ III. +.
!iaenan 70 4 EaGe"s q SisI Sweeney :....:.;: 1,e5o
at0o It, improved dated Feb. "a tNott.
lien tloutx 10 V. i}tiyl ...,., ...,.,..,. 1850
Wcst Washington Il. . " cnr Of JutIcr-
son #, y {, andiviied Il Of 7Jx1:36 4.
Intca March II la77 Is. Judson uli-
South FAX ~. I'll i:loit n of Thiifriiy;. '''
aith 1t. . T., 25xl.4,i &, dated Fob, ~ ...-
ID ohn YunEer 10 CharIea n. perry),,,. 2,bO0
North Gis.E =. 1:Hh Il Of nisis!an IT.
e: Hsxahs 4. 4 M;,mproycd. dated feb. ~
l.oonia T. II q euriier Of xion pncu. WI
f.1l30G II, da1od Feb ~ '(eatnto Of
DasiA Les 10 lIa Evangelical Lutheran
~, 2!anss G Conrtevaions. ..:......::: .,.... a.A0o
West Tyont!e!h It, 800 # " of Wood ii,
= : :3aM5 =. Ja.ed Feb - III. Ku!.
Hubbard 81, hctwecn Elizabuth and Ada
~, i.hOxlu7 {: with other propcuyI
dated Sept. 4. 1878 tt,eorgo 4, Nov.
o,s mn y Samuel 4, saS.eii:: 1880
II. lB7b {Jauaes L. aontuo u SAMUEL
a. sawYef]...... ...............,.,,,, 1000
apETN or CITY LtAtIs wlTII{H 4 RANTS or sEyrx
NILks or THE couHT.,lousE.
Ellis AZ, 100 II, = OF irook Ut, o T. nOr
/. $50 #, dated Feb I0eor2a 0. Ruy.
uond 10 L. D .con1ee) ).....,....,,,,,,S 3,OO1
, 1879-03-01
BY TELEGRAPu,
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
Tho following wero received BY tbs Cb!eigv
Board Of Trade:
LIVERPOOL, Feb. e8-11 10 4. m.-Flous, 81 GA
D10s. Wheat-Wtnte., Ia ga1Ds Cd; tpdnH o.
11d9Ss Id; white, Is 1QdGtns Id; club. Ds edGA
I'd. Corr. IL I'd. Pork. Cos. Lard, a4A ID Receipt.
Of wheat last three days, $780, 600 centals. 1o7 oM
American,
LtyEnrooL, Fob. 2s-1::o p. m.-Tea.her dali.
Dseadetu!Fs dull. Whens-Whitc, 81 9dQlos u;
clnh, o. 9dGeDs I'd. liest unchanged.
Lsy1nrouL. Feb. rs. -Spcclal cable-Dseon-
Cun,berlands, a8s; short rlus, .7s; long elesF'
27s; short clear, e1s Cd. Dcef-prlmo mes', 'o';
1ndia mrss, 7Js; cxira India mess.s ST.. cheess-
Choice. 4Ds. Shoulders, n:,s ID. Ta1'ow-PhnS
city, :}0s. Lard, 3ts I'd. FoFk-rHr'o mess, E:t.'
ern, Ga; Western, a0a. Hams, long cal, -oo
average, 4os.
LONDON, Feb. oa.-LtYERPoot-Wheat qas
and stcady. Corn lutl; IL 20. MARK LAs5.
Firm; corn quiet. CarCoes OIL coast-M Moe"
strong. Corn rathor casIcs. Fair a'cfase Ame'.
lean mixed, .9!:t.s ID. CRrgocs OIL paseaae-f"u'
corn rather easier. Fair average quality of Aus'.
lean mixol corn for prompt shipment e5 ea'' =,
I'd. Country markets for wheai-Ensl'sa ~. ~.
French, stiE. Number Of cassocs of whea. o. ~.
-less than d. Weather III Enssand-Iad 's'''
seema 10 10 breaking up.
Epeffdt Dfipafch 10 1ae lF'pu"~ ~,
L1vnRrooL, Fob. as-l1:30n. ul.-fLota-'"
]. los; No. .. 81 Cd.
Observation-Disclosures, No. I, o. "a; 70, -. !
81 0d; spring. No. l. 81 Id: No. -
white. No. ], us Id; No. 9, rs 100; eluo' ~. =
o. I'd; No. 9, Ds I'd. ,Cosn-New No. J. u :"
rRoyisIoNs-Posk, bos. Lard. al' ~. I'm,
LlvERroo,., Fch. ..H.-CoTTos-Seaseea ~" l411
h:;G51sd; aules 6, 900 bales; specuIa''oh shs ~,
port, 1900; American, 1000; cotton sa'e' =,
week 48, God: American %, 00o; speea9stot'
Z, 600, OF which exporters took .Ho soi".l ..,n,l
from shfpa side dtroct ia sp'nncrs. h'ov'
export. 1000; total receipts, W. ooo "n'. soo n1,
I'll, 600; total stock, $40. o00; American. ooV''
amount atloat. 3B7, 600; American. amtuyo. :,
DnxAnarurrs-Dull; California "lile "a.,s .,,.1.
0dGaOs ID; do club, 0a :d19s ~ i.aa7na'" ss.
can, 3is. Dacon-LonC clear. "a; snos'' -" I,.,d.
Yarns and fabrics u Manchester dull '0' '~
fosDos, Feb. as.-TA1tow-Fsn' AHs"'''
a5s Od.
L.NsxEp OlL-.5sDo5a Sd.
WuAlE-0tt-o7G.as. .,,
ANrwERr, Feb. a.-PETHotEca--'S~
, 1879-03-01

6psctnl DilndlcA TO sas ar'eu"" ., MT
NEW YonK, Feb. a8.-GHA's- h!'e S,,am.,t
With much seadler sale, chiefly fos Or. sa' s,s.a1.
especially near The close, and ruled tao ale.
or on lighter offerings; moderate snsa"I n, t1.
vailed for spring for curly delivery, en'eu,
port, at about preyions hQures. eosap ai,a, ndtta
moderate lnau!sy for corn. at a shaas 1. %.,t1et1
for steam n,ixed and no. Tor cai!5 ." RI
tnlxed Western, ungsaaed DID, o. IVY aoa a.',o.ta II
quoted ara, nut quiet; No. : Mss!s!a ,t sttlr..
UahzB3c askcd and Gle bld. o4ta .. 'nu.s r,,asf
but 1t irregular, and In soma instant =. s.;e
caricr prices; No. Chlcago. ooo na ~ s.t .c,.,
paoy1sloxz-llog products very qa,ss ,r.:,t,a usa
" changed In price, closing weak; mt ~ tot Oh.
lcss uousht, nna quoted a: 80 hoap ~ u, raoeet,ts
cut meats steady but quiet. baeoa ~ .sd ,ey
rcquest; long cles. quoted u ',os. Nv u,let,.
DUH for carly delivery at bafsly ,.eas' s1, In.
March, 50. OH; April 81. oeI oa' s. aa.t4a 1t
TAlIow-Iu lass demand, Wtla p''w'
6D-lu1GHc. AHA. xtth cuh
syoAns-itaw moderately ast'Ye' W." " eooa n.
Museoyado quoted Al Bh h0Ghe fof 'a' .,ncultf.
Qnlps; refined at last quoted on os'tt' N i,..
Wn,sKY-sseady at 81. o.,ii sales, ~. .. hut
Far,onrs-lp gss.u contracts y" ,i,t,pooL
chiefly IN charters Al stcsdy rates ~ iii dpsr.
engagement reported by steam Of u, ,s,sr,.at II =
through freight, aud for forward sn'p pSstnutata
Cd pst bsl; 0, 600 bu what, p1emps 'D'S
, 1879-03-01
sAnd Interest.
UY, TELNaRAru.
NEW YORK.

~ tbs tFtttks1 A1totIdlkh FfkSgs
New YonK, Fob. 22S.-uovornments were
quiet and weak for some OF The older issuoe.
Railroad bonds wcro generally weak. There
is n removed demand for Central Nov Jersey
consolidated md convertible honda.
State securities wero dull.
Tho stock market was irregular, but IN tho
main weak carly In tho day, and prices declined
K@2e6. tho latter Eric preferred, which soll
down to 431s, against 481 yesterday. During
tho afternoon stronger feeling prevailed, u,nl
lending In tho improvement. This advance was
well maintained to tho close, and firm touo
characterized final dealings. Tic recovery It,
Eric WAS due TO tho announcement that the
London shareholders Of tho Atlantic j. Great
Weatcrn Road had consented to a lcasc OF tho
property to the Erie Railway, also to The fact
that tho expenses Of the aforementioned
road decreased st1,0o0 during tho past
month. Notwithstanding the cost Of keeping tie
road clear Of snow. 4 lively contest is IN prog
ress In coal shares. notably Laekawannn. The
bcars ulnde strenuous Efforts TO depres8 the
stock with large n,nount Of sellcr b0's hoping
to get tho price at lower rapEe fnr covering
purposes, but tic cash stock adYancrd, because
the output Of coal, owing TO the continued cold
weather, js likely to be very large, particularly
for Laekawanna, whose profit is on tho anlount
sent to market, and not the price. There Is
Soma talk OF taking the Now Jersey Central
Road out Of tho hands Of the Receiver. In this
connection the Tina sags the feeling Of Gissais
faction created BY the vague character OF the re-
cent report OF the Receiver Of tho Central Nat-
road Company OF Nav Jersey, and its rcmnrk-
able oU,lssiona, still continues, anti many inlt-
Viduals who TGro induced to part with their
holdings on tho impression that tho documents
referred to gavo n fair representation Of the
financial condition Of tho Company cx-
press mitch Indignation, md claim that
thcy. bayo been grossly deceived. These
parties soy that, many things whlca,
expenses should properly have been charged
done, the report. Instead Of showing M appar-
cnt deficit Of $1s0, 900, would have shown an in
crease 10 net earnings, as compared With 1877,
Of SI00,000 Tho strongest stock was Western
Union, which advanced on largo transactions to
1081$. tho htghieat point yet reachcd, c1osiug
with sales nt tho best price. The I'0st says the
above stock WIS bought With a confidence TINT
implies knowledge OF something TINT Will al-
voncs tic price. Rumor had 1t thnt an extra
dividend Of ~ per Ccnt would be declared In
March. Tbs sbort interest here and at wash
ington Is large: Transactions were e05.00
ahaIcs,-1S,000 Eric common, 1900 preterred,
81 900 Lake Shore, 1000 Wabash, 17,000 North
western common, 1900 preferred, ll,00o st.
aey Central, 5000 Michigan Central. 1000 Unlon
PnciHc, 8,000 1T. Jocs $4,000 Wcstosu Union,
nl,l 5000 Missouri, knnsns (; Texas.
Money ucttvo at 3@5, closing ut 4. Prime
mercantile paper 3M5.
Sterling exchange, sixty days, firm ut 4s8;
short. 4Ba.
Dry goods imports for The week, S1,858,000,
, 1879-03-01

HOG PRODucTs-wcro moderately active and
easier, though thera was sood demand for pork
durin: Tho greater part Of Tho day. Llyetpool was
tcportcd ID pes liz tbs lower GU lard and hu:y 1t
our stoek'isrAs were quoted Sc per 100 ,b4 lower,
which made buyers OF product instst On conces-
slona. Thsrs was also good deal OF stuff offered
chilly oy packers, Mhich tended to deprcss prices.
, 1879-03-01

IN NEW YORK YESTERDAY.
Fob. cs.-Rerelpts Flour, IL, S3l bgls; wheat.
150,55o bu; corn, 84,370 bu; oats, G,475 bu;
corn.meal, 0oa pkgs; rye, $3.50 bu; barley,
1,Go0 bu; malt, 1.4"5 BIT; pork, 6I0 brls; beef,
3,45Si tcs: cut-mca!s, 4,lS3 pkgs; lard, a,49J
tcs; whisky, 900 brls.
Exports For twcuty-(our hours - Flour,
5000 br9s; wheat, 6S,ooo bu; torn, $1,000 hu;
rye, 5000 brl.
GRAIN INSPECTION,
Tho following tub'o exhibits the number Of
cars of each gradc Of wheat inspected Into store
In this city during the month Of February for
, 1879-03-01
LIVESTOCK.

Tho sensational report In fridays !ssus Of one OF
tho morning papers 10 tho effect that q genuine
case Of rtenso-pneumonla lad bcou discovered ut
tho Union 5tock Yards proves npon Investigation,
10 hayn heen falae In every particular. Tho on!y
foundation for the rumor was tho circumstance
that OIL Saturday laat heifer, which hal that day
arrived from Macon County, was found to DO dis
cascd, snd sYas accordingly ordered slaughtered by
tho Government Inspector, The animal was sub.
soqucntly subjected to q thorough examination,
whlch developed tho fact that It was suffering
from ordinary pneumonia, aPd nothing more. The
report that Or. DetmeEs, tho Government Inspect.
or. had ccs1cd to tho contrary 10 supposed to have
bocn furnished by nincompoop attached to tho
COLLECTORS office. and ia pronounced utterly false.
Tho Inspectors certificate for yesterday declares
That no case OF plcuro.p o.pnr4nonta or other cun-
UATTLE-rhn posltion Of tho market WA no
moro favorable to Ael(ass than on tho two preceding
aa5s ioG an SoTtnx d w n'isss wesk u
for the butter III thu tame ut ny,ces from Tie East,
anu as the receipts wcre again largo buyers wcre
ming gsades suffered thu most, l00bl2Hc no mora
than coyorlng tho docslnc IN tint class. In but.
% chers' stun and stockesa tho reduction, averaged
prices there Is hecl!ne III shipping graJcs OF 100
aSc, and to other descriptions OF 11@1ac. The
liberal for tho time o. year. and tho shrinkaro In
values u not greater than !ntatt !casonablY have
D. 0onb 90 for inferior to extra grades, tho bulk
an Il sp94 10 fes q, lsir e = choice snppag
prime lots. good many catsio wsfe iufs In t6o
poas uusold, and the market closed heavy,
QUOTATIONS.
Extra necvns-0radod stecrs. Weighing
BOO lhs hnd upwnrls. IL. 80D5. 90
Choice NcoyeslFtne, fat, woll.fornled i,.
stscrH, wcleht1x 3oo to 500 l6s,. 4.5o14. 10
Weighing I. 100 to !. $50 s.......... 4.0oa4. 40
Medium GFadea-HteeFa In fair flesh,
, 1879-03-01

:ss sssss ,s s:es T. eS &'as, for st,,, =
81 ios lalt weights, en'rS en' :, ngate, W.,
, 1879-03-01

tn stock thnn It was tho previous day, S!llpntrs
did the most Of tho busncss, and holders wcro
| 1fm at previous prccs. Sales wr.o reported OF
600 brs winters, partly at S.. 0o 400 bris double
extsas at 50. Go1t.75; 1oo brls cxtrns at 81, 1t;
400 brs aupers at 10; and 600 bags rye foar TN
private terms. Total, 2, 900 bra. The following
| was thc nominal range Of prices:
Ghoeo winters ,ita 9o5
Fair to EouA winters. ....... 3.h0 Gi...5
Clinlco MNncsuta'. ........... .... 4.b0 Glb.O0
Fair to goud hlinncsotas... ..,.... 400 Gla.tO
Fn1r to 10ol snrihEs... 1.bO G5l.O 90
Low sre!hSe. ....-,. ....... ..IO Gp1..H
ghnsn,'' 80 '+''''''''' opo ~ ess' ug
0N:kWHcAtt .ss..s..... 4suU Qt3+nl
DRAs-Was In good demand and stronger. Sales
10 tons At 50. 80 unt ton on track, and SO so
| 40. Is FREQ on board cars.
Cona.afEAL-sales wcgo 20 tona coarse at S1n. 65
pcs ton to nr.ise, and GOD brls at sl.75.
okrxEAt-salo was made Of !, 600 baas on pti.
vate terms.
si,ppttxas-salo was made OF 10 tons at 50. 90
| on track.
wns1r sonrrxlxos-sa were 40 tous at s1a. 90
sfisfSG WIiEAr-Was active and easier. Tbo
market declined &c enrly advanced &C. nnlt closed
british markets. wore aulct, but carsooa On pas
saso wcro cated firm, whila New Yurx wustaac.iye
things wcro favorablo 10 iowcr psccs. ind prosni.
ncnt opcratcta wero apparently disposed to help
tic downward movement. Ii wa stated TIM: asge
| orders were here to buy Aps! wheut at bic, aisa
| tho holders OF 1lnso ordcrs were unabio to iii
than, ~ tue market rebonndcd almost as suo.i
/ as a n az rFs hs WI IA
Gnsy was mose lsrsuy or Fs.aFy tan eEs,o
M f nia: ss any q tho sy %a ps f
wl,sa In store here: ;rhe sh,npnx demand iot .ho
con,n anari nhout ,fe ,norn linn o1 ~, ~, III
tsey 5 q s!sssa : oa$e, wi Win A'i No.: III q
~ a1g ptAa 4 dfaiea T. as asnnsed
a4es a c;S&@ ;@e :e. over ss, AP5 seiIlqs & a5
oosnc Il & nrnasv Mas g!et sms ill., =. ycc
Alafe!i: spot s:!es wsIe roportc4 q II. olo By
o co oS' 81 rescie a. ~ y !:fGs III
H. o lsa s p saP1 n ba H. 4 ~ Kf1 ~ 1o,a n goo
m 1,onrd cn5s " 1'2~ - "''''|' law
%;SSs E . msse s 9sss ,s;, st Sas; ~ f,s r.
S E. .apS sa g. osn ana
part Il tho ss.sla but as e,.aa 'ss deeliane Suas s
marksts o Sers dni1 md castrr Viii, Ys,y VIII
cjossd stroagcr hit wtout aacems os a9ak
tsoasa !aa Sfssse!. ns!s wsfs raths! ' !lsSs
XIV vas ersa eaGv ~ au III. SSe ns aot
lions. tenpesary ra,y .nse but rot cosh
sas asapa SnSYy ssssn %sis %oassss
cas cIo SoW " He3ar Nv w. "
& s, , saa M Es Msdssd Is + 5ssspis s d ps,a!Ss q
md now Nv" misst Ut i: 3ls;o' o' ::cllst ar Ss,y
opencd 1t sE;Ssa7sc soid down 'uSS to ;,7S.os' 7;S.s
@ aonasi a i; asa H,S qaiet uas Il
% in 1nsc id snot ~ s.;as ,ycrc ,.nsiss -" w
iii V0O ba No. i unl hIyf ulixct vt .Els.0J}j:c:
!00 bn do trc.ular> ~ :Etc: q. 600 nu by sample
g. a:Gt''ac o., track ooo bll DO at ~ GsEItic
.S t: ee s astyo by sample ona qutet and
, 1879-03-01

To tAs Elttor NJ Ths Tr{t,tns.
CHICAGO. Feb. GA quleter EtglisA cable
sets tho crowd to selling wheat all bccausu It
hon't 20 down they cry "ManlpulatIon," anl
seem oblivtous to Tie fact tlut France, Spain,
Italy, Belgium, Hollunt, a,ltl Portugal last wcek
took OYER twice as much OF our wheat ~ did lie
United Kingdom; mud that in tive days Of last
week there wero bS, 900 hu pf charters TO Tho
Continent, aeatnst t14 ,0N TO tho United King.
dom, and that from Now York alone.
6CALpEH.
, 1879-03-01

NEW ORLEANS.
Naw ORLEANS, Fob. 2S.-slght exchange on
New York at par.
Sterling oxehangc, bankors' bills, 4S8.
YONEi0N.
LONDON. Feb. o8.-Consols, money, 90 $40;
account, D2ss.
American Misunderstanding, 10; Eslc, 20;
preferred. Is. 49, = -
Unlted States bouds-'o7s, 1oi; 1040s, 1919;
new 6s. 1005<; ~, l071S.
Silver totlay WIS 40H pence.
PAule, Feb. 23-lictteB, 1llf 70c.
, 1879-03-01

10Db8 RECEIVED
at the port Of Ch!raCo Feb. cs; II. II. Hayden,
al1 sacks salt; petcr Schutt!cs, 90 kegs wrought
natls. Collections, S1,eo59.0t.
, 1879-03-01

---- UENEHAL MAWIfETH.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. au light dsmsud.
Pfces seem to DO Irregular. Some Ut tho dealers
quote higher figures, willis otaeta ray they are wll-
ing 10 asll at quotations:
Fine green carpet brush, y Hm,..,..,,,....4 Q4K
, 1879-03-01

The following arc tho now rates for grain ill-
spection which tako cifuet to-day. Far In in
epcetion-.ar5u per car-Ionl, lie pur wagon or
art.load, 25c per 1,U01 bu from canal boats, u
Of IL per hu from hays. For out tnapectlon-a0
par l,000 bu to vcssets 20r Der cas-loud to cars,
no. per cat load to trans, or l0e per wagonload
t0 leauls.
PACKING.
Tie Cincinnati Price Garrent OF the eth says:
The packing to date this season, and 10 the c!uso
OF tho winter las. year, ut ths aforementioned
, 1879-03-01

ShoNl-I ShoFt n. t 3. .9Horl
titrs. ribs. c'tart. clears.
Loose, part cured :Hs3.70 $500 n7!s s.. LIZ
1oxed.. 3.g!tS| 5.lh i. 1o!at b+97H
April, boxed. .... :I.H2!i h.!5 b.22!s F.37t4
May, boxed......E d.O1Itl H.35 +. .3G!i 6.l7H
, 1879-03-01
Q. 8. Now 4s{s.......,.............
U. q. poF cent coupons. .,s.......
u. 8. currency e. .+..............., ]

= n IBF1. 131EZn.
Chicago p4r cent bonds tlon1). ..sllO sl11
Chicago pot cont sewerage l1nn3). t11o s111
Chicago per cent water toan flon2}. %1l0H A11lM
Cook County Z pct Ct. bo,,ds ,lonRj.. ..tl0g4 *110A
Cook County Z per cents tshoft}. ..e10l s102
Lincoln Park per cent bonds. ...*lo:1 tl04
West Park bonds, per cent. .......st02M e103yt
South Park bonds. z por cnnt. .s102H s103s<
North Chicago per cent trailroad
b0nN8) ....ssts - ~1O15t "4S3tS
City Halfway ,gonth slae)....,..... lgh .....
CITY Railway West 8idci.... :. ;. 176 .....
City Hallway North B!do}.. t1p 12t
Chamber Of Commerce. ..,.. b6H .....
W. Div. Hallway 7pcs cent certs. .S104H sl05M
CITY scfip. ......., ...,......,,.......... o. G8
, 1879-03-01

Total. cars.......3, G6u =. .120 biB 9.5S:.
Tho following was tic inspection Of other
crpin during February;
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-02
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES
MAKES THE F0LLOWINGANN0NCE.
MENT TO THE ri BLIC:

The dissatisfaction which prevails
throughout the community with regard to
oncrous conditions contained in life assur.
ance contracts and the judicial decisions
based thereon, together with the public IN
dorscmcnt of the liberal usages of this So
cicty. as shown by its largely increased
business, has led the management seriously
to consider whether the contract could not
be simplitied and certain conditions erased
thereirom which have been the subject of
much criticism and misconccption.
After careful examination Il the ex-
pcricncc of some Of the bes, companies in
Great Britain, who have shown a greater
liberality than has been customary in this
country, this society feels justified in adopt
ing a form of contract in which the follow
ing important concessions are made to pol
icy holders throughout the United States
l. Policies will be made incontestable
after three years from their date.
g Each ordinary policy will provide for
Il dchnate surrcndcr-valuc in paid-up assur.
ance, in case the policy is forfeited after
three years from Its date.
.. EaCh lOntlnc poNcy Will contain Il
definite surrender.valuc in cash, IN case of
withdrawal at the end Of the tontine
period.
A. The contract will be conciscy and
clearly expressed, containing only such
provisions as are necessary to protect the
policy-holder.
s. The above concessions will hereafter
inurc to the benefit of all policies already
issued and in force, after three years from
their dates respectively.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-02

the most promising young men in Alexand.
er county. He had receiveda good education,
was OF a fine personnel, and as his father
had but recently decided him the island farm
and mill, worth many thousand dollars, his
prospects of a prosperous and happy life
were promising indeed. He was about %
years of age.
The Ottawa Free Trader says that FL
gin has an establishment for canning corn,
beans, tomatoes, etc, that gives steady en-
ployment to sixty or seventy hands, to say
nothing Of the profitable market it affords
TO the gardeners in the vicinity who raise
those articles, and there is said to be lots of
money in the business. What is there to
prevent Ottawa from having a similar cs.
tablishmentl There is no region in the
world better adapted to raising corn, beans,
tomatoes, peas, etc, than that around Otta-
wa, and if the business of canning these
can be made profitable anywhere it ought
to be here OF the success of q fruit and
vegetable canning industry here in Cairo no
reasonable doubt can be entertained. This
locality possesses all the advantages claim,
ed by the most favored spots elsewhere, and
many, of considerable moment, that are pc
culiar to lis alone.
Five coaches tolcrably well filled,
pulled out OF Cairo on the Nawow-gaug
Sunday morning, on the excursion for st,
Louis. Additions were made all along the
line, and another tram started from Murphys-
boro, making the crowd, on its arrival at
| East st. Louis, an immense one. A number
OF Smart Alexis got on board at Mil
Creek and Jonesboro, and being under the
| influence OF liquor, went into the cars that
contained the Cairo black people. They at
once commenced offering the negro women
gross insults, and were having gay old
time Of it, as they thought, when the ne
gro men in tine Car, whipped out their re-
volycrs and gave the ruffians n understand
that unless they got out Of the car or be-
haved themselves, they would. shoot the tops
OF their heads of. This was an unexpected
turn Of affairs. The idea Of nigeers de-
fcniingwomcn in their charge was amazing
But the young rufiians chose the better part
Of ya!or, got out OF the negro cars and
staid out, It is well they did, for had they
| provoked fight, some Of them would have
been killed Returning to their own car
they kicked up jamborec among them
selves, broke the door, and two or three
windows, and then subsidized. Aside from
these disturbances the trip passed oil
pleasantly The cXcursionlsts were put
down in East ST. Louis at 3 p. IN, and
started home at arriving here at about G
Monday morning. 1t was a trip that quite
all Of the cXcursionists agreed, would do
to repeat
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-02

OUT AT LAST. --"Goou morning, friend
A. am surprised to see you out, and look
ing so well; | heard you were confined to
your room, and bed, by that pest of human,
ity, Piles "Yes, Mr.. b, | had been long Il
sufferer when heard of TabIer's Buckeye
Pile Ointment. It proved blessing to me
indeed, one bottle having so far restored me
as to enable me to be about my business
again with ease and comfort. You can rec.
ommend it as a genuine remedy Price
so cents a bottle. For sale by Barclay
eros
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-02
THE BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM HOUSE"
CITIZEN INvoKEs ATTENTION TO MANIFEST
NEEDS.

"CITIzEN' INvoKEs ATTENTION TO MANIFEST
NEEDS
To the Editor Of the Bulletin:
am immensely proud of our beautiful
custom house, and take delight in showing
it to any friends visiting me from other
places but am sorry to see that the custo-
dian Of the building and grounds is allow
ing them to be shorn Of their beauties by
a neglect Of little timely repairing. al
Jude to the leak in the roof through winch,
IN wet weather. the water finds its way into
the United States Court room, where
it stains the beautiful frcscoeing
on the ceiling. The sidewalks are also in
wrstched condition and after a rain storm
II is impossible to reach the post Office
without wading through water, shoe top
deep, where it settles in the holes worn
into the asphalt pavement at the gates.
And, again, that unsightly remnant Of a
flag staff should be displaced by new one.
II the government will acknowledge that il
has no money to do this work will start a
subscription among our public. spirited
citizens, and am sure will have no trouble
in getting enough material, labor and
money subscribed in an hour to do the
work. CITIZEN.
CAIRO, H., Aug. 30, 1879
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-02

II pound Old Barry Letter Heads
5ls " Note Heads
Linen Letter Heads.
az Linen Note Heads.
The BEST quality Of paper at prices of
the cheapest grade
5b pound statements-all colors.
10 pound Bills Ladlng.
IA and 1G pound Bill Heads-all sizes
Extra super white Envelopes at s.. Louis
wholesale prices. Printing 800 extra.
Ruling and Binding, all kinds at The
BULLETIN Office
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-02

AgTl.BELLuM PRIoEs-At the barber
shop of J. Geo. Steinhouse, Eighth street,
near Alexander County Bank Customers
will find a clean, cool shop, easy chairs, all
the late papers. clean towels, keen razors,
accommodating skilled workmen, and sat
isfactory work. Prices Shaving. 10
cents; Haircut, 25 gents; Shampooing'
20 cents. Give him coN.