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CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, 4 81 PAUL RAILWAY
Union Dcpot. tofnEr Madison and CanAi.stA T1ck4t
UEicr, q south Clark NJ, uppostu sherman 1Iouse.
uDnHt. ~ ' 'o' 49,
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c. i. q. Palace Dining. Cars and Pullman iB wtlce,
STEPPING C&ra t'n bctNeeu ChicaRu And omaha tho
Pacific EXpreta.
CHICAGO R0CK HLAED & PACIFIC RAILROAD,
pgput corner Of fau Ilbrrn and S1,erman-sts. CItJ
Ticket OEce 50 Clark.st.. kllct.lxn Hume.
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CHICAGO, ALTON 4 81. LOuIB, CHICAGO, AHD
KANSA8 CITy T. DENVER SHORT L1NESI
Untpu llrpas, West Side near Andlsonst bridge and
Twenty ,thirl.st. Ticket O1ice. South ClArk.st.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-31

The boats that have so far joined the Pool
Line from Cincinnati to New Orleans are
the Guiding Star, Captain W. B. Miller;
the Reuben r. Springer, Capt. II. U. Hart !;
Golden Rule, Capt. 0. p. Shinkle; Will
Kyle, Captain Lew Ketes; Mary Houston,
Captain Charles Miller; Golden Crown,
Capt e. l.. shinele Golden City, Capt. J..
d. Heglcr, Thomas Sherlock, Capt. NJ. l..
Virdeu; L. r. Schenck, Capt. j. L. Carter
and Paris G. Brown, Capt. A. NJ. Halliday;
ten in number, with the Robert Mitchell
and Charles Morgan expected to join the
pool before the season begins. With the
twelve boats in the Line the season will be
pretty far advanced before the last one gets
ont.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-31
The Cairo Prices Current.
Office Washington Avenue,
" CORNER lWeNh StreetN

The CAIRO PmcEs CURRENT IL published every
Tuesday and Friday from the Office Of THg CAIRO
BULLETIN, aud is intended to give true report OF
the condition Of the market on day Of publication,
and the publisher trusts that iull and complete
quotations will be given by the business men Of the
city
TEHMs.--one cent per copy. On all orders OF
% or more Of same date, the subscribers name
will be printed without extra charge. Orders for
extra copies must be received by 10 o'clock w.
on day Of publication.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-31
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
UNPRECEDENTED
Bargains In
PIANOS AND ORGANS
FOR TIE NEXT so DAYS,
Before our Advance in Prices.
PIANOS $40 to 800.

All new and strictly hrst-class, and sold at the
the purchaser. These pianos made one Of the finest
displays n the Cincinnati Exhibition. and were
universally recommended for tho Highest IIonor-
The Squire Grands rontain
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-31
The Mendelssoln Upright

ARE TIE FINESTIF AMERICA.
They are pronounced the Pianos Of the Future"
me lprlgh has more powerful tone IN ough-
ont the entire scale, longer -ust ined singing
quality, lighter and more responsive touch and
greater durability and ability for standing In tune
lts great superiority dcstns It 10 entirely super
cede the ordinary square piano IN this country a. Il
has already done In England.
Eyeay Mendelssohn tprigh. Piano has the very
best PAIENT DOUBLE REPEATING PARIS
ACTIEN, made expressly for M IN Paris. france
NJ our Pianos are made entirely by ourselves NJ
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-31
GENERAL ITEMS.
description Ra y

GENERAL ITEMS.
River at noon yesterday was feet 10
inches above low water, fall OF 0 inches
in "A hours.
The weather yesterday was not as
pleasant as might have been wished Tor.
Although clear in the forenoon it became
exceedingly disagreeabe in the afternoon,
the wind blowing cold and the cloud,
threatening rain or snow.
The Portland canal is TO be opened Sat
urday.
Capt Ben Frazer has taken command OF
the sam Roberts.
The Katie Hooper left Cincinnati yester.
day for Memphis.
The St. LOUIS and Memphis Packet line
ha. been re-established,
Some one has discovered that there are
- snags between Greenyille and Vicksburg,
The Colorado, TOR ST. Louis is on her
way up. She left Memphis on the Goth
The John Means passed Nicksburg on
the 29th on her way up. She has heavy
tow.
Mr. Ed. Miller has been elected secretary
of the New Orleans transportation line
Correct. \ worthy compliment paid a
clever gentleman.
The towboat Duyal, of Paducah, will
take the place of the Three States. She
will have in tow a fat for the accommoda.
ton Of our Kentucky and Missouri neigh.
bors.
The steamer Hard Cash being the first
boat To land at Memphis for ninety day,
and also being the first OF the fleet to dc
the same last season, should have brand
new banner in honor of the event.
4 dispatch from Evansville announce,
that the B. II. Cook knocked small hol,
IN her hull In Cypress bend, was run on til,
bar and lies with guard out OF water, vii
be raised tonight and lose little time.
The rise in the Ohio at Louisville ha.
amounted to about s inches, and Is still
rising slowly, with slight additional ris,
from the Kanawha to come. It's though
/ the little swell will let several boats on
that have been waiting.
The Great James Howard is on her way
down from st. Louis with little or NJ
freight aboard but with good passenge
list Unless the river between here anC
St. Louis rises very materially the Howard
will not return to ST. Louis before mex
spring, but will ply between here and St
Louis.
Here's the downfall of the quarantine
regulations Though an Avalanche wa
upon us wedid not Appeal in vain Oh, no
not at ten dollars per day The abov,
toast was given by late official of tn
State and national boards of health, In
other night at Memphis At least so say
the Avalanche of the e5th.
The Robin was fixing to leave Paducal
yesterday, with Hiram Hills wreckin!
boat and % men, at p. m, for the seem
of the sunken steamer Rapldan. 1t vii
require about two days for her to reach tn
wreck. Capt. Hills first work will be t,
look after the 1870 bales of cotton on TN
sunken steamer, and then to wreck tn
boat. il !, is found she cannot be raised
After this the wreckers will be employee,
to get up lot Of pig iron sunk IN SOM
other part Of the river, with still othe
similar jobs at different points which vii
keep the Chaley Hill employed for a con
siderable time
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-31

READ SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN
NEW YORK"
BY MATHEW HALE SMITH Ballceh

BY MATHEW HALE SMITH .BgI.lceh
EE you WISH TO KNOW How fortunes irt
4 made and los, In q day; how shrcwd men are
ruined "a Wall Street, how 'cOnItrymcL
ere .windlei hy -harpers; how ministers and m,s-
GAnts are blackmailed; how Vanderbilt mad.
"gh'g millions Of dollar now gambling houses aud
lnt'eries are conducted; now 10 make and spend
money IN New YORK; now millions are fed daily.
Low the rich and poor live
kcad aud learn ABOUT New York bankers. Nor
4snt-r brokers gif swiEdier., gamblers, Bower.
IOmhs, elevated railroads Brooklyn bridge Cen
ir.i Park, with biographical sketches Oi a I.
stewart, james Gordon Bennett. Rober, Bonner.
'le AstOrs Vanderbilt, Drew. Greeley. Bccchcl.
Iaimgge and hi- tabernacle. lex, J Gould and
many others IL short all about the wealth nul
poverty, the my-erics and riiserics of New York
'ouplc'e mirror of the Metropolis a. II i to-day.
OyuT 80 octave page, with flll.page engraving.
Nov IL the tine lJr energetic men and women 10
make money Agents are averaging from ~ 10 ~
orders per week Fortrrm- address
The J. y, 81 ER Pl BLIShlNG co,
HARTFORD, loHS.. or CmCAGO. Ill
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-31

Sales and Quotations.
NOTE.-The prices here given are Tor sales from
first hands in round lots. An advance is
charged Tor broken lots IN filling orders.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-31
FLOUR.
HEAT.
HAY.

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-31
The Market.

IHURsDAY EVENING Oct Both, 1879.
Another cold wave struck us last night
cold as compared with the past few warm
days, but in reality very pleasant weather
for business.
In most branches Of the commission
business matters remain about as last re-
ported. A little new corn is beginning TO
arrive, but not enough to establish a
market Next week free arrivals are
anticipated
FLOUR-The market opened weak and
declining this Porning, but there was a
iirmer feeling among holders at the close of
the day. Prices fiuctuate with wheat and
are lower than at our last report
HAY-Steady and firm at quotations.
Receipts and the demand hold about
equal
MEAL-Scarce and firm.
BRAN-st steady and unchanged.
OATS-The market is weaker and prices
are shaded in favor Of buyers.
BUTTER-C Choice is in active request
and none IN the market.
EGGS-Scarce and firm. All receipts
find ready sale at quotations.
CHICKENS-Act and firm Receipts
all taken on arrival.
APPLES-Steady and firm. Supply
light.
POTATOES Choice Peachblows are in
fair demand at 4j cents in bulk and Sl.Gj
per Dbl.
ONIONS-Scarcc and wanted.
LIVE HOGS-Good demand for all
receipts.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-31
TOO Latte

IL soon will be. The rise OF more than hall In the
price Of Iron T. more than we can stand. For Il
very short time only we viii receive orders at old
price,, VIZ: Ton Wagon Scale. $50 All iron aud
steel. Sold on tral- freight paid by us-no money
asked I'LL tested and found satisfactory. All sizes.
JONES or BlNGHAMTON,
Binghamton, y. \.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-31
DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.

REGULAR PAD-s2 90; lnclpient diseases hEst
stages ChIls and Fever, etc
SPECIAL PADS O.: Chronic Liver and Siom
ach Disorders, and Malaria
SPLEEN BELT s. 90; Enlarged Spleen and
Liver and Chill Cake.
INFANT PAD-sl 30; Preventative and cure Of
Cholera infantlm and Summer
Complaints.
Auxiliares for Nervous
pCDY PLAsTERS-s0c and CirculatNe TrDub-
les throwing OF OBJ
FOOT pair JOc structions and rCmov
ing pains
Auxiliary for colds, Sick
ABSORPTION SALT-l headachs. numbness OF
box &c; 6boxes, les extremities, etc
For further information as to diseases reached by
the Pad and lie AuXiliaries consult our pamphlet.
Address.
BATES & HAULEY.
Rooms and 3, Singer Building 81, Louis, Ne.
For Sale by PAUL &. SCHUH. BAR
CLAY BROS. and FRANK HEALY,
Druggists. Cairo, Illinois
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-31

II questioned. send for our pamphlet Mature
Laws giving extended formation and tee mo.
uials from the first people OF the county Mailed
free.
The remedies are sent by mai, postpaid on Ie'
chIpt of price except the Salt; which is sent BY cS
press al purchaser expense.
Con -ultation free, and solicited az our ottc
hy mail, giving fun description OF your case
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-31
AND
. Medicinal AbsOrptiye
BODY d FOOT PLASTERS
AND
ABSORPTION SALT
FOR
Nedicated Foot Baths.

These remedies uhiehare the sole exponerts Of
he Cure by Absorption are opposed 10 Dosing have
Deen proved the chespest and Most Efectusl Rene
Gy for all Diseases Arising from Malaria or Gisor
breed Stomach or Liver and II il well known fact
that nearly all the diseases that atiaes the human
Hody can be traced directly or Indirectly 10 these
organs. ,. TO-
Il is known BY actual experience that there u DO
disease that attacks the youth and ecut OF BON Lex
- that can even be modified hy the use OF Drug
but that can he acted Oh In far more satisfactory
and permanent manner by the HOLMAN LIVER
PAD co. REMEDIES.
Nun bprleSs Cases, Finally AC.
knowledged TO be Beyond the
Reach of VI edicine, have been say.
al ,,nder the Mild Action OF These
Remedies Alone. ------------.
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
CoPARTNERsHIPs.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A PARTNER W ANTED WITH $500 FOR A BANK.
Ang business In prosperous city by aparty who can
that and control large amount OF deposits
FOR particulars address Post Office box ss Hartford,
Conn.
The New York herald., 1879-03-01

petroleum private terms; German ship. $50
tons, hence Hamburg, general cargo AT rates.
and German bark reported recently u the cOntnenp
800 tons hence port general eurfent rates.
Norwegian bark, PhadclDhia TO Cork Plymouth 4uO
quarters grain 5s British bark, 5000 quarters gram
Philadelphia TO Cork Belfast. As. I'D, Dublin ~
7isd Norwegian bark. 5000 quarters grain Baltimore
Cork for orders, SIS I'D Continent direct Js 3D. one
thence the Continent. $500 quarters. 5s Cd :
Italian bark thence Cork for orders. United kingn
dom Continent 800 quarters grain os I'd Itaiiad
bark do arrye. Baltimore, Cork for orders. Unite
Kingdom Continent. 5000 quarters grain, 5s odi
American brig 4D7 tons hence to Montevideo genera
cargo rates. American brig. 364 hence to Car
denas with hhds Toe and shocks at lsc. an
American brig 4O7 tons, hence 10 south side OF Cubs
an back, with Italian bark
81 tons back from a Spanish port private
terms; a British bark, 42O tons, from Cadiz to
north of Haterns, with salt at 7lac. per bushel;
schooner south side Cuba and back $25 one 2i5 tons,
hence Pors Rico and back 81 800 and port charges
tons Hoboken Providence coal 9oc per ton;
400 thence Boston, coal ~ SO and several
others with basis Of the foregong schooner ISL TONS
Brunswick To New York, Philadelphia or Wilmington Del,
lumber private erms another ia tons, same voyage
private
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.

Gpu 81 Paul con . e..
100 Canada So lst..
lUyU No. Kan a y I'd.
1900 Den \ Rio Oar lst
100 likSt 10 S's, G. SIS
~ shs Pull pal T. Co.
2D Al 4 pac Tel. -.
The New York herald., 1879-03-01

tion. The markets continue to be characterized by
frmness and the transactions rule have been at
full prices. The breadstufs market has not been
especially active but prices kept by the speculative
feeling which has obtained for long. and which Is
still tho prominent feature Shippers have done
comparatively little particularly in white wheat which is
lower Provisions have been less active but prices are
prettywell sustained To-day friday tho markets were
generally steady On Change fodr was seady Wheat was
quiet but firm. Corn easy Oats quiet. Whskey
quiet. Pork quiet. Lard quiet Cotton tho spot was
unchanged. Futures closed weak Coffee weak
Sugar ruled steady. Oils generally firm. Naval
stores were steady and petroleum ruled steady.
ASHES dull At SC. 54c. FOR pots and &c. exc for
pearls.
ASTIMoHy was firm at 12c. l24c.
Southern.
CorFRK-The market for Brazils active at the mo-
ment, but weak. The sales and Withdrawals amounted to
249s3 bags The sales 94s l6O 7ol and 500 bags
Rio per Galle0 600 20OO 2Ss and 900 bags Rio
City Of Rio Janeiro 100 bags Rio. Berlin and 900
wiihdr.wals were o bags Rio and 1888 and SO
bags Rio CIV Of Rio Janeiro; sas bags Santos
per- Berlin Mild s coffee pia AS and weak ~ We sales
of ad w W. Clara .a ss
fan a for l as Seea sG as d9 10 1908 soSd
isiac iic days Java government bags, as asse
Do grass G mats s ssS a5s snsapgr7s ifs ne
lac i5hc jamaica, l2lse lee St. Domingo, ioase
Mexican, 15c Ice Angostura l5c. lie; Savanilla
13c. lie; Curacoa 13iac. u l4c.
CoorKRAcg srocS was dull We qnote te:-Molasses shocks
2-inch with heads. 81 90 81 So sugar shocks, with
heads sIinch - 81 80. do do 39inch 81 ~ 81 7o
box shocks soc 60c rum do. 81 pipe do, S5 $6 5o
empty hogshcads 81 50 hoops ii feet ordinary primo
$33 n $50; do. II feet do. $2S $50 per NJ.
COprER was more active and frmer, and tho sales
amounted to about o0oO Lake Mt 15sc 155Sc and tho
market closed firm at l5Sc i6c against l55c l5a4c
last Tuesday.
CoRnAGE dull. We quote Manila largo and small
l4c lie tarred Manila, l2c; Sisal rope, 91ac loc
Russia. tie.
the spot dull but withou. change prices
Futures opened ut abont yesterdays closing figures but
showed signs of Weakness and the close the market
weak and prices from to points lower for the
day The closing prices to-day compared with those Of
terday foows:-
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES
CLOSED WEAK FLOUR STEADY WHEAT
rIRM-coRN EASY OATS QUIET PORK
QuIET--LARD QUIEr-wHIsKEY QUIEr-spIRITs
TURpENTrNE STEADY RosrN sTEADY-Cor-
FEE WEAK SUGAR STEADY PETROLEUM
STEADY.
FRIDAY. Feb 2S--6 r. NJ
Business has been fair during tho week past. but
there has been no very great activity In any diroc.
The New York herald., 1879-03-01

Whcat was quiet but the market rm especially for
red winter aud prime spring Tho following bid
aud asked prices at the second call NO winter
March, ~ rs bad. ~ i3A asked; do, April 81 i4la bid,
VI iA asked; do May 81 ltA bid 81 i5a asked No.
amber for March, 81 10 bid 81 II asked do April 81 IL
bid 81 10 asked No white, for March, 81 bid II II
asked; do, April 81 13 bid ~ ls asked do May ii 10
bd III li asked The sales at the calls 5000 bushels
No. 1 white, cash, at ,Si il.s; 1900 bushels Nc.
do. Do, for Do. at 81 -. and 5000 bushels do.
do, May, at 81 Is. Outside OF calls, 5000 bushels
No red for March, at 81 H. and bushels do April,
at 81 i Total sacs for future delivery efo.u bushels
Tho spot sales &UO bushels at ~ t3a 81 l3 for
No rod ~ O for nngradcd amber 81 10 for steamer
The New York herald., 1879-03-01

bonds. There was a decline of tx in Denver and Rio
Grande frsts in Burlington. Cedar Rapids and
Northern frsts. Jersey City drsts consols assented
Missouri. Kansas and Texas consols assented and
Kansas Pacific Denver division) trust receipts Il in
New York Elevated Railroad hrsts, St. Paul LA
Crosse division) and Jersey Central adjustment
bonds and a in Missouri. Kansas and Texas seconds.
Lake Shore coupon seconds sold at lO9 do registered
seconds at 100. and Western Union Telegraph cou-
pons of 1900 at l12.
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
The following were the closing quotations at thre,

The total sales of stocks Mt the Board to-
day aggregated 207.70O shares. which were dis
tributed as follows:-Canada Southern, 200;
Chicago and Northwestern. 1900; do. pre-
fcrred l3.4O0; Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
$40; Delaware Lackawanna and Western 81 800;
Delaware and Hudson Canal. $50; Erie, H. 500: Han
nibal and St. Joseph. LOO; do. preferred l7lO;
Illinois Central. 100; Lake Shore. $500; Michigan
Central. 1885; Milwaukee and St. Paul 10 GOO; do
preferred, 1000; Missouri Kansas and Texas. 3525:
Morris and Essex. l.4oo; New York Central 3i5: New
Jersey Central. s.725; Ohio and Mississippi, $40;
Pacific Mail. 3o0 Union Pacific 27O0; Wabash. $40:
Western Union Telegraph. 255Os.
Money on call was easy at IA per cent. advanced
to and closed ut per cent Sterling exchange was
firm, without any change in rates. The Clearinr
House statement to-day foilows:--
Exchanges SIG 800
baiances.. 4,l3i 1887
The sub-Treasury to-day paid out 1924. 7so. gold
for legal tenders redeemed and received Sc. 200 in
gold In exchange for legal tenders. The London nd
vices reported consols up to 96,s 96 but subsc-
pucnt reaction to DC 5l6 for money and 96ss for the
account took place. United States bonds are steadv
and unchanged. Eric fell off from 30 to 25a
and preferred from ~ to As. Illinois Gen.
trail rose from ~ to s4y and pennsvl.
vania y TO $685.; New Jersey Central roso
from 3Sh to 40 and reacted to 39%; do consolidated
hrss rose from 81 TO s5 At Paris rcntos rose from
ulf 40. To li2f. 3sc. Government bonds were firm.
The subscriptions 20 the four per cents amounted To
Duly 4lJOUU. .lo
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
E.i.iuu EsLr,.ar,l oS

Delivered contract, POO bales yesterday. Current
prices of cotton Uhe following quotations based on
American standard of class alton in
running in quality than half grade above
bal the rude taIl-
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
The closing prices of mining shares in San Fran

The imports Of dry goods at the port Of New York
for the past week were $11S5. .G9S. and the amount
marketed $l.s19.3ss. The total imports of dry
goods since January .153. and the total
amount marketed $14. .S44,675.
The Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central Rail-
way Company's first mortgage Consolidated Trust
Companys certificates have been placed the rcgu-
lar call of the Stock Exchange have also the Union
Pacific per cent bonds. which are the coupon sink
ing fund bonds converted and registered.
The following is statement Of receipts and dis
bursements at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
of the United States New York for the month end
ing February 90, 1870
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL Feb. 2S-5 p NJ.
Cotton-Fuures weak: uplands. low middling clause.
June and July delivery 15s2d uplands. low middling
clause, August and September delivery . 9-l6d
LONDON Feb. 2S-5 r NJ
Calcutta lnseed. ASS 3D. per quarter. Lnseed cake,
fS 5s per
Whale oil CIT cps per Lnseed oil, f25 EDS 5a
per Tallow 3os I'd. per cwt
BRExES. Feb - 1879.
Wilcox's lard closed at 81 marks e no lbs.
HAMBURG. Feb 2S, 1879
Wilcoxs lard closed at 3S marks per 100 lbs.
Feb 2S, 1879.
This weeks circular Of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers
Association has been quiet throughout the
week with limited business. and quotations generally
show little change American in fair request. Up
lands and Mobile. about middling, partially Lied
higher island in moderate demand AT unchanged
quotations Futures opened firm and advanced li2d. but
the business limited and the tone throughout
dull. The final show generally l32d. advance"
The New York herald., 1879-03-01

State bonds were Iowcr At Tho Board. District of
Columbias fell to 81 ON receipt of despatch from
Washington stating that the Appropriation Commit
tee refused TO concur in the recommendation of the
subcommittee ruaking tho District OF Columbia
3.6S bonds receivable at tho Treasury the same as
government bonds. Louisiana consols advanced to
sok. Railroad bonds quiet and the following
the changes pared nth last previous sales =:
An advance OF y In c.. O. and @. hrsts. v In Now
york Central nrsts, coupon arsts and Western Pacific
The New York herald., 1879-03-01

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" Chi. Is 4 Quincy.bc 116, ,
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u Ohio X Miss. >. be M.
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The New York herald., 1879-03-01

Provsons-Lard, 34s. Sd per for American Bacon,
27 clear middles and 2ss for short clear
middes.
receipts or wheat for the three days
10000 centals including lO7 900 American.
To-day rket thny attended and there only
moderate Tho wheat market steady.
Flour slightly advupced Corn in fair about
Tuesdays cprrencies.
LIVERPOOL Feb. %, 1879
leading grain circular says:-"rhe market for grain
further improved in all its branches. At the provincial
markets there more active demand and advances OF
Is generally quoted. More confidence
evinced by mlers who bought wheat more freely than
for past Cargocs OFF in good demand
and many sold at advance Of Wheat tor arrival s
steadily held, but the inquiry is limited. For there
fair consumptive business in wheat ut full prices
Corn slightly in favor of buyers"
LIVERPOOL, Feb d. 1870
Pork-Prime mess, Eastern, hrmer 52s. do. West
ern, frmer at 4Ds. Bacon--Cumberland cut dull Rt
short rib duh 27s: long clear dull at 27s short
clear dull n 27s I'D. Hams-Long steady ut 4Os.
Shoulders dull 23s 3D. BeefInda steady at 76s;
extra frmer at SIS prime mess steady at 7Os.
LardPrme Western dull at 34s sd. rallow-prime city
dull at 36s. Turpentne-Spirs dull at 22s 3D. Rosn-
Common steady at is Cd fine steady at los Cd Cheese-
American choice hrmer Mt ASS. Lard oil hrmer Ut 37c
Flour-Extra State steady ut 23s Wheat-spring No
steady Is. Sd do. No in the market est
ern winter steady at 9s ID new Southern steady at s
Sd. Corn-New mixed dull at As I'd. old mixed dull az
Is sd. cottonseed oi-iellow American steady at 2ss
Rosin-Common, London frmer ut 5s. Turpentine-
Spirits, at London, dull At 22s. 3D.