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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-24

The opening prices Of mining shares in San Fran
cisco were:-Gould and Curry. 1915; Savage. lax;
Cholsr Potosi. 4s1a; Ophir. 35; Halo and Norcross
TN; Grown Point. on Yellow Jacket. 2oA; Belcher
Az Imperial. 10 cents; Virginia Consolidated. 8;
California. OK; Overman. 1ok; Best Belcher. ~;
Kentuck. 53s; Union Consolidated. 90; Alpha, 141s;
Sierra Nevada, 10; Mexican. 81; Caledonia. 81 Silver
HILL *; Justice. 81; Julia. SA; Utah. Is; Alta
81; Bullion. sH; Exchequer. On; Seq. Belcher. 90
The following securities were sold at auction in
New York to-day
SIS, 900 Denver and Rio Grande Railway. first mort
gage. seven per cent gold bonds. interest May and
November. dated 1870 duo 1900 thypothecated 1000
each. S8H 100 shares Central Park. North and East
Rivers Railroad Company. 500 each. So; 10 shares
Produce Bank. $50 EACH Al; 100 shares Chicago and
Canada Southern Railroad Company. 500 each, !:
70 shares Dickson Manufacturing Company stock Of
Scranton. Pa. $l00 EACH 5ox; 20 shares American
Exchange National Bank, $500 each. Hoax; share
Clinton Hall Association. 500. 42H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-24
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Herman Brock. provision broker. whose failure wa
published yesterday. has made an assignment u
Julius Wolf. Preference is given for s2S.000 to the
firm of Brock shuars. of Hamburg. Germany. fci
whom he was the New York correspondents for tina
past Ave years.
David b. Harrison and Henry ?. Mcller. compos-
ing tho firm of Harrison Moller. manufacturers d
cut glass. made an assignment yesterday to Frod~
crick W. hebhaia. giving prefercnce to johanna
Mollcr and Francis rhil--thc amounts not stated,
The failure caused by depreciation IN values and
heavy losses by bad debts. The liabilities are about
$4,000 and tho assets consist OF stock hand and
open accounts.
James g. Sprngstcd. mason, mado an assignment
yesterday. without proferepee 70 James SpxinRsted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-24
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

ASrwEnr. Jan. .. 1s7a
American lard closed at 81 forms pcr 50 kilos.
Petroleum, - francs for tine pale American
LONDON Jan. 23-5 30 p NJ.
Calcutta linseed 46s Cd per quarter Refined poro-
leuna, 93ad- per gallon
Cotton-The sales of the day included 5000 bes Amcr
can Futures-uPands. low middling clause, April And
May delivery, SID.
Keaned petroleum, SID. per gallon.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. %, 1870
Pork-Prime mess Eastern, dull ut as. do Westcrn,
dull at 40s. Bacon-Cumberand cut frmer u RS Cd
do hrmer at 26s. I'd Hams-Long cut steady at S7s-
shoulders hrmer ut 2ls Beef-ndia dull vt Sos
dull at primo do. dull at ia LsrdPrimc West
steady 32s. 3D. Taow-Cty steady ut 36s. Sd.
Turpcntinc-Spirits dull at DDS RosnCommon irmor
a.. 3D. fine dull Mt los Characterization choice steady
46s. Lard oil hrmer ut :s Four-ENra State dull
23s Wheat-No 3 spring steady at Is Cd; No. do.
Southern winter. new, steady Ut os. Corn-Mxed new
rner at 22s 3D. mixed old firm Mt 2ss I'd. Cottonseed
oil-Yellow American dull 2Ss I'D. Rosin Common
London, hrmer at S. Turpentine-Spirits Ut London,
steady ut 2ls. I'd
FINANCIAL.
LONDON Jan. 23-4 r NJ
Tho amount Of buiion into the Bank of England
on balance to-day is $1,000 Ere 25 do preferrcd IS.
LONDON Jan. 33-4 is r. NJ
Unitod States four and half per bonds lOs
fvos, lO6s Eric, 2ss do. preferred, 4a New Jersey
Central consos 81 Illinois Central s1 Now Jersey Cen
trail. ~; Reading l3ia
Paris advices quote per cent rentes 13f exc for
the account Silver 10 quoted to-day at 5od
PARIS, Jan. %. le1a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-24

bremen, 5000, bills. refined petroleum, 81 Sd.
Norwegian bark hence London 5000 bills.
naphiha 49, British bark. hence to Havre 5000 bbls.
crude petroleum. IS. Sd German bark hence Bremen
5000 bills refined do IS. 41sd Norwegian bark hence
Danish port 5000 bills do do IS 3D. Italian bark
rates. British bark 9o2 tons, hence to Gias-
gov, general cargo, at rates; British ship, SD
tons, hence to London, general cargo, n ratios;
Italian bark to arrive FROM Baltimore Cork for orders
United Kingdom or Continent 400 grain Cd;
Norwegian bark, from Baltimore same voyage $500
quarters IS I'd Russian bark. 400 quarters and
Norwegian bark ZOO quarters. same and rate to
Newcastle per British steamer 22 tons loading
the berth, "a loads grain, 81. I'd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-24

Tho London advices report Arm market for
soils at DC Ole ocs for both money and the account
and remarkably buoyant market for American rail-
way shares. Ere preferred rising from 40 TO 45k.
somnon from 24ss to ass. Illinois Central from s5S
to &c and New Jersey Central from Al to a. The an
nouncement of the formation Of the Syndicate TO
place four per cent loan on tho London mar
kct had depressing effect tho classos Of United
States bonds already dealt in there especially on the
new nvcs which fell or per cont to 1o7 new a,.s
declining to iosh lss7s 20 1o3 and ten fortics 20
100. Tho Bank Of England gained E62o.o0o bullion
during tho week. and 10000 additional went into tho
AAnk ON balance day. The proportion Of rosary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-24
MINING STOCKS IN THE BOARD.

The Governing Committee Of the Stock Exchange
decided yesterday to admit stocks of mining COM
panies to the regular list certain conditions.
among others that expert appointed by the Stock
Exchange. shall have full facilities to examine the
mines of those companies making application for
the privilege and that all expenses of such examine
ton shall be paid by the mining companies.
The stocks OF the Homestake Mining Company. or.
ganzed in California. November 8, 1877. with capi.
tai of $4,000 Co., placed the regular List yee
terday by order OF the Governing COMMITTEES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-24
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JANRinO, Jan. y, 1919
ccfee-Market quiet; prices msintained; no change;
receipts, $500 bags shipments of tho weck-To tho
Channel and North Of Europe 10000 bags the United
States 300 do; tho Mediterranean, do Sales
tho wsek-For the Channel and North Of Europe 1900
bags FOR the United States, 700 do for the Mediter-
rancsn, 300 do. stock. 50 oOO bags.
Exchange ON London, 2lAd
SANTOS. Jan % 1872
Cofcc-Market quiet; prices maintanod no change;
superior 5fui o1op reis 10 kos. Average daily
receipts 5000 bags Shipments OF the week all
tries bags TO the Channel Europe and the Mediier.
rapoan 1900 bags Sales OF the week for Europe ~ 900
bags; for the United States. LOU baga Stock 1000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-24

Tho total sacs Of stocks at the Board to-day aggre-
gated sos 900 shares. which distributed fol-
lows-Canads Southern. 800; c.. c.. G. and l.. $500;
Chicago aud Northwestern. $3.50; Chicago and
Northwestern preferred. $50; Chicago. Rock Island
Ind Pacific, LEO; Delaware Lackawanna and West
ern 400; Delaware and Hudson Canal 219S; Eric.
65740; Illinois Central 1.2s5: Lake Shore, So 400;
Michigan Central. $3.50; Milwaukee and st. Paul.
lSGsS; do. preferred. 6.025 Morris and Essex alOo;
New Jersey Ccntrai $685. Ohio and Mississippi.
1925; Pacific Mail. 17lo; Pittsburg. 800; st. Louis
Kansas City and Northern, 100; Wabash. 5000;
Western Union Telegraph. lotto.
Money on call was very easy and plcntifully sup
piled ct per cent. with tho closing quotation
az per cent Foreign exchange was weaker to-day.
presumably owing to tho formation of the now Syn
dictate for selling tho four per cents abroad
The posted rates wcre reduced to 4.s6 and $50 for
bankers long and demand sterling respectively and
ct the close actual business was done at ASK and
ls4k. The clearing house statement to-day vas a.
follows:-
Exchanges $73. 900
6ahnces.. ................... 3,g53,529
Tho sub-Trcasury paid out $03.9s5 gold In ex-
change for legal tenders. and received $1,000 gold for
legal tonders paid out
Government bonds again weak for tho Ave-
twcnties. tep-fortics and Rycs of 1881. Tho other
Issues were steady Tho decline was u Y per cent.
Tho subscriptions 10 the four per cont amounted to
more than s9.OO0.0oo. The closing quotations were
FOL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-24

Mexican l5c. l6c.: Angostura 15c. l7c ssvaniIls
l3c a lie; Curacao. l3lxc a I4c.
Corox the spot dull. but without quotable
change Futures opened points lower. but soon i'm
proved, and the closed steady and points
higher for the The closing prices to-day compared
with those OF yesterday. were follows:-
Wadae~tay yu,a,rv Thurskiv January 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-24

Staned-Good ordinary. ll1ec; strict good ordinary.
ssf6c low mddling, 8 llioc middng, . i-iec. For
two r. M-Febrnary 200 at 94lc., 1900 9l2c 300 at
44c 100 at a4se March, 500 at odpc. 400 ut e6ic,
500 vt oGae 800 at 9e3c; April 500 97sc. 100 at
9T9e., 400 at 9sOc; Juae 2j0 l0oc 800 loose
bales To-day up to two r M.-January, 100 ut o37c. 200
at a45c 100 ut 945c 100 ut o47c; February, 100 ut
saoo n 800 e Ut sdis 200 e y4de 200 a, S!Ss
30 ut 95Oc., 200 at 9dsc, 100 &c March. POO
959c, 400 at 96oc. 100 96lc 1900 at 06oc. loo ut
95ac 100 ut 9elc, 600 o6ac, 800 963e. i.4o
965c, 800 at 9e6c 400 967c 400 6c.. 97oc
April, 500 ut b79c.. 1900 7sc., at are as
1yc, 500 9soc 800 isle. 22oD 9s2c.. 500
9.83c., 100 at 9slc. 1000 9soc 9ssc 100
9s4c, wv Of 9sec 400 ut oslo, 500 9S5c 600 at
9sic.. 10y vt Os7c 200 9s4e 100 9s3c., 500 ut
0Slc May, 100 ut 9oc 200 at oe3c 100 ut 95c 600 ut
100 Ut lo1is 100 Ut ioiosr July, 100 ut lol7c.,
2o &c 199s5s 100 Ut l92ss soo as io :;es
The receipts at the ports were follows Galveston 1889
bales New Orleans l19; Mobile 1871; Savannah 2349
Charest9n also; Wilmington. 679; Norfolk, 1851 Bal
,iSors ss Sew York a7,s: Boston s. rhaae,phia
This day last year. - ,s3 bales Total since september
3o53,227 bales. Cotton freghts closed follows 40
Havre by stea lll6c compressed by SAIL 1ac To Ham
A inpressed by sail, &C. To Liverpool by steam. nd
FLoun AND GgAiS.-Receip ts-Flour 6l2 bills; wheat
lo02oo bushels; oats. 49, sa do rye 1860 barley
$500 do barley malt, q, lc5 do. Flour steady Tho
sales including State Western and Southern about
5000 bills Within the annexed range Rye lour hrm
tho salcs 200 bbls. and $50 sacks Rye steady
with sales Of 900 bushels rejected and 1000 bushels Penn
sylvania At o1c track Barley quiet about 59c
for state Barley malt dull bushels Canada sold
q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-24
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, JAN %. 1879.
The printing cloth market has ruled quiet, and with
business Of only moderate proportions previous
very firmly maintained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-24

Delivered contract 400 bales yesterday. Current
prices OF spot cotton nhe following are based
american STANDARD Of classification In
running In quality not than halt grade above or
below the grade gu oted) -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-24
Canada Southern.

90 US lo-4os, r.. los. $1,000 US $685. ,e7bc 1917,
20 US SIS, r, 81. 1o5z 1000 Us Gs, l3Ol:
U Us SIS, c. 3d. .s3 lUist 1UOOu do. l2O1i
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-02-08
The Earthquake in Florida.
Jacksonville sun aud Press.


The good people OF Jacksonville went
to he'd in good time Sunday night, only
to Be rudely awakened about fifteen
minutes before midnight by general
shaking OF the windows, blinds and doors,
rattlng OF crockery, swsying OF the
hcalses, and rocking OF the furniture.
Beds sScOk and tremblrd 70 that heir
inmates were almost thrown out to the
floor. There were Two SHOCKS, following
each other in rapid succession, and the
duration of both WAS about twenty eight
seconds. in the towns along the 1t.
.Iohn's river and on sil the railroads the
shock was very severe At Fruit Cove
glsss filed with wa,er was overturned,
and in Tsllaha.see and other places west
the effect was equally severe. Some VINO
we've standing on the ground za' that
there was 10 perceptible trembling of
the earth. Others say that tIere was
heavy undulating motion.
Tne occasion was replete with the
most laughshle Incidents Its occurring
ss il did at the hour when nearly every
one was in bed and asleep added to the
humorous as well as startling effect.
Most men fancied fron the shaking of
the doors and windows that some ore
was trying to break into the hOl.e, and
several seized their pistols and made
ready to shoot. Others did pop away
at tkeir supposed foes. In ore house a
stove.pipe broke loose and waltzed
around the room, scattering SCOT and
condemnation among the Inmates. M ny
got into the streets after the shake WAS
over, and held caucuses on the corners to
compare notes and decide on what WAS
best to d.. Ladies iava'ably got up,
and &c canned for matches, and mo- h 'rs
clutched their little ones and prepared
to save their lives or die them elves.
But probably the scenes n the laTre
hotels outstripped all Others in point Of
comicality. The guests jumped tut oil
bed and rushed wildly into the dlmly.
lighted or dark halls without stopirg to
prepare their toilets aud as ih.y fitted
here and there running about with nc
particular pur ose, except to get away
from the some hing that seemed to be
after them, but which, Ia reality, was
getting away from them very iast, the
scene had the look of a ghosIly dance to
which all the gTave-yards OF the town
lad sent large delegations.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-02-08

management, gives hopeful promise in many
case ol the reformation OF the convict, the
great end aimed at by law.
A correspondent says of the executive
once OF Governor Roberts, of Texas. H.
was seated ON split hottomed chair at A
pam laole covered with books, pamphlets
ana papers. In the middle of the room
STOOD ped, with a common Quilt thrown
scross the top like blanket over a hurse's
oacR' Inc fireplace and mantelpiece are of
the primitive kind; all the carpet is burned
away IN front, and at the side stands the
broom with which the room is sweut, A
cheap little washstand stands in one corner
OF the room, and the whole place looks for
all t,e world like halfkept Students room
at college.
The great cock main in Charlotte be-
tween North and South Carolina was won by
the Tar Heels bya score OF 10 to 8, Saws the
observer: When the last fight ended. the
North Carolina hackers gave a veil that
might have been heard half dozen blocks,
They had almost despaired Of winning the
main, having lost the four fights immediately
preceding this one, when it " generally
believed that the result would be draw
lhs fighting throughout the dAy was better
than that had the day before. The betting
was not 30 large at ftst, butincreased toward
the last until at the final fgat both sides
rISked almost everything they had left.
The Texas state grange passed resou-
tous asking the legislature tl repeal the law
prohibiting the practice Of medicine by any
except gr duatts # Ger ala school; ems
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-02-08
A Big Bear story.
Trinity Journal.


Several weeks ago, in the neighborhood
of Hettensbaw, in thia county, a remark
able bear.hunt occurred. Itappears that
DR.. Stanley, wtile on visit to Hetten-
shaw, expressed an earnest desire TO 90
bear hunting, and accordingly one morn.
ing he started, in company with Greene
French, George Burgess and Joe Light
foot. Arriving at the thicket, the dog
gave notice of their near approach to a
bear, and the party decided to station
themselves at certain points and let the
dogs 20 in and drive the bear out. This
was done but the doctor, becoming i'm,
patient, entered the thicket himself.
The heavy undergruwth made his pro-
gress slow, but he fought his way ahead
until he came to fallen tree lying in a
little gulch Helping himself along by
the limbs he arrived at the upper end
Just in time to be confronted by huge
krizgly best. Retreat was impossible, ss
it had been with the utmost difficulty
that the doctor had advanced 50 far !;
there was no tree in convenient distance,
and as the grizzly showed fight, there
was nothing left tor him 70 do but shoot.
Taking deliberate aim with his Henry
rifle, the doctor fired, and the bear fell
mortally wounded. Another load was
sprung from the magazine into the rifle,
and the doctor, looking toward his prey,
was surprised to see second bear in the
same spot. This he shot also, and quickly
reloading, was yet more astonished to
see third bear in the same place where
he had shot the other two Again tie
lever moved and fresh charge went
into position, and again the doctor looked
up, and discovered fourth grizzly
coming toward him from the same open
ing in the bush. Whang! went the gun
again, and down went bear number four.
By this time the doctor had got warmed
up aud excited, and he kept moving the
lever and firing into the bodies OF the
bears until the sixteen shots in the mag.
szine we're exhausted. Meantime, his
companions, hearing the shooting, and
presuming the cause, made their way 10
where the doctor was, with the intention
OF assisting him, but iuund him on top
of the largest bear, with the others
strewn about, swinging his hat and
shouting Justify. One was an immense
grizzly, SO large that the hunters could
not handle him, and the other three
were good sized grizzlies, probably about
two years old. The shooting Of tour
bears by one man, without ever changing
his position, is something hitherto un.
heard OF, even in TIE most highly cJlOred
annals OF the western willis.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-02-08

Over the banisteTs bends fair face,
paringly swe aud begUiling;
Somebody stands in car,l-ss grace,
And watches the picture smiing.
The light burns dim in the ha below,
Nobody ee- her stauding
Saving good night again, soft and low
Hel'-way up 10 thu landing
No O1y only the ewes Of brown,
!sLder and fu ! I meRniug
Tn emile on Shs fare fec Ia tOEu,
over the bani-ters leaning.
Tired and sleepy, with dropping head
| sender WY -he fingers,
And when all tine gOod-niEhts are said,
Why somebody holds her flgers-
Holds her fingers aud draws her down,
suddenly growing b0lder,
TIL her loose hair drops its masses brown
Like mantle over his shoulder,
Over the banisters soft hands fair
BiU.h hiB check like 'esthsr
Bright brown IeSseS ana DUSK hair
Meet and ningle together.
There's que.tios asked there's swift caresg,
he has hIwn Ike bird fro 'h- hsll.way
But over the bsuistsTa drops ' Yes'
Thai shall brighten the wO II for him alwsy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-02-08

MOTHER Ito daughter, who had Just
given aims to poor tramp)--'' Nov
What in the world did you do that tor
Snppose be should buy rum with it Pl
Poor Tramp (overhearing, and making q
low curtsey)-" But promise | will moi
my dear madam; / prefer GIN"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-02-08

BILLINGsGATE, the great London fish
market, one Of the busiest, noisest and
most OdorierOns OF all places on earth, ia
to delighted by electricity.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-02-08

BuRDETrE, in his letter to the Hawks
eye, maguauimousiy allows the palm to
the ea-t in the matter Of revolutionary
relics, but in the next breath is inclined
to take it back, He says: " ! remember
in 1876, when had the great centen.
NAL tea party at Burlington, that l saw
more revolutionary relics ut Uolon Hall
than have seen in all New England.
AID they we're better looking relca, too.
Those saw in Old South church were
old and battered and faded, and al
together shabby looking, while the Iowa
relics had a bright, fresh, modern looE
to them, that was much p!easanter to
contemplate"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-16
Cnl Hts.

AFRICAN VI. E., fourteenth street between
"A NG,udt aud Cedar streets service, NSho"" '.
> N and $50 p m; SauG'} school l'jO ~
I,rlClSlTAN. Eighteenth street; meeting sab.
I bah lu:}u p. M; p-"sch.G- Occasionally
/NurECn OF THE HEDEEMERA Episcopal
I Ior-,rcnth street. SUNDAY Morning prayer
1880 a. M. evening prayrr- 80 p. IN. N""N'.
scaool 40 a m Friday evening prayer ,." y. III
yDIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST ClrRCH.-
1 Preaching at lO@Os. IA" . p, m, and 1870 p N
.,aLhs,n tchOoi 81 i.N =. ~. Nr'. J. 81. NAo''s'
pastor
r UTHERNN- Thirteenth street; services Sab
l. bath l'3h g. m; sEuday 'choo u. Rev.
Nuapp' pastor
METHODIST Cor EehX and Walug streets;
vi Preaching sabbath lON q. NJ ond p' ~
drawer iacrting Wednesday $50 y, M; Nunday
Schoo., a. N Fey, Whitaker, pastor
DEESRYTERIAN--E street, preaching on
4 Ssbhath NJ 1900 n, IN. and I%N =. m; prAN'I
saceiiug "Wednesday Mt 100 y, M; Nauds} N'nnoi
hiSp.n. Rev. u, ! George pastor
gFCoND FREE.WILL BAPTIST F,Gcrrth
- stree. between Wsnut and Cedar streets, ~tr
vices sabbath N Snd i;2u p m
OF JOSEPH S. Roman catholic Corner Cross
- and Walnut etrrcis. services sHhpaJh lO'W
NJ, sandy School at p NJ; Nesprr- y p IN, scr
yicte every day at p. m
CT PATHICE'S- tRomaN Catholic Corner Ninth
- street and Washington aycunu; services SAP
gath and 10 -, M; Nespers p, rn.; Sunday Srlpo
: y, IN; services every dag ~ y, Ia rev T. haDel
ptest
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-16
LATEST By TELEGRAPH

LOCAL STATISTICS. HOW THEY NAY BE Sc
CURED EARLY.
SPRGNGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec. IA Secretary
Mcdowell Of the bureau OF labor statistics
of this state has prepared and forwarded to
each of the Illinois congressman resolu-
ton requiring the superintendent Of the
census, upon the application of the bu-
reau, department or commissioners of sta.
tistics Of any state or territory, to deliver
to such bureau department or commission
ers duplicate copy Of the returns of the
tenth census Of each state or territory, then
application 10 be made before the first of
June, 1880. The statistical departments Of
other states are moving in the matter aid
should the resolution pass, the result
will be given to the people Of each state
and territory their own local statistics,
nearly year in advance OF the Dublica-
ton Of the full report.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-16
HOLIDAY GOODS.
NJ. YESTERDAY & Co.
Real Estate Agents.

ORANGES, LEMONS, MALAGA GRAPES, COCOA
NUTS, OHIO AND MICHIGAN CIDER.
l am in constant receipt of choice
Louisiana oranges by the barrel and box.
Lemons by the box, cocoanuts by the 100,
barrel, and hogshead. Malaga Grapes by
the barrel and key OHIO and Michigan
cider by the barrel | invite especial at
tention to my cider made from pure apple
JUICE, free from all chemical ingredients.
and tirst-class. Ny Ohio cider is strictly
fine, the manufacturer having world-vide
reputation for making choice pure article
It's excellence in flavor, its purity in
manufacture, its general worth
and qualities as beverage csmpels con
noiSseus to admit of no superior to it, and
is an honorable competitor to our American
champagne, To arrive December 18th. 80
barrels, and % boxes Coast selected choice
Louisiana oranges for Christmas.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-16
DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF ta' leading business houses whose adyer,lsc.
1scpl. may be- found In 1'nE BULLETIN
DRY GOODS.
y paue' n Co.. Commercial avenue and Nine
teGn,h street
tAa, X stewart, Eighth street
GROCERIES.
PrIl"t Bird. Washington aycrue and Eighth
tirerr.
PHYSICIANS
pf D. II Marcan office, $40 Commercial avenue,
DENTIsTs.
u. W & Jncrlyn, Eighth near Commercial
~ W "htIock, l% Commercial avenue
LIQUORS
Egbt Sm'ih 40 ~ Ohio lcycc
INSURANCE
II II Candpc 80. ~ Ohio lcyec cup stairsJ.
Equitable Life Of Sew ! rk, corner Twelfth and
WashingtOn avenue
dOTs and Orphans Mutual Sid society, seventh
- rnd Comm rsinl avenue
ATTORNEYS Al LAW
.ncsar Lsn'dcn, No ll5 Commercial a,cnnc.
GENERALC omission MERCHANTS.
halliday Bros propdstors Egyptian Mills 49,
ii.nke fhistewood & Moore Nos ~ aud IN
- tommerc'sl avenue -
tRgGGISTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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