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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-30
The Simplest, Surest and Most Reliable
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RISLEY'S

Pure Distilled Extract Of WITCH HAZEL,
Carefully prepared; Thoroughly reliable; Full
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Cures sprans, bruises, sweings, chahngs, cuts,
wounds, burns, scads, scald-head piles salt rheum
skin eruptions, sore eyes, sore mouth, neuralgia,
inhammatory swelngs, sore throat and for aching
pain It is undoubtedly the greatest healing prepar
tion ever used. Numerous testimonials can be
procured II desired
Six ounce bottles u cents; pint bottles, 80 cents
quarts, 81.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-30

THoS ". HALLIDAY, Cashier City National
bank.
FRANK l.. GALIGHER, Cairo City mills.
j. NJ PHILLIPS President Halliday q Phillips
Wharfboat company
PAuLG SCHUH. Wholesale and retail drug.
gist
WILLIAM sTRATToN, Of stratton b Bird
wholesale grocers.
WALTON " WRIGHT, of G. D. Williamson,
Il Co, Boat Stores and Commission merchants
FRANK HOWE, Of c. NJ Howe & Bros, pro.
visions and produce.
ERNEST B, PETIT, Groceries, queensware
and notions.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-30
County Officers.

Circui, Judged. j. Baker.
Circuit Clerk. A. Reeves,
County Judge-R ). Iocum.
County Clerks. J. Hnmm.
County At,ornsy-W c. Malkey;
Comfy TreAsurer-M Miles " Parker
shertt-Johu Hodges.
Coroner-k Fitzgerald ~ ~ ,.u,a. A
N. Gibbs Samuel Brtley.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-30
THE EQUITABLE LIF b
Assurance Society of the United States.
40 ADV Az NEW YORK
Assets, $38,0O0,O00.
Surplus, S7,500,00O.

RuI pIuC9 WS 9OOO3OOO'l
The Popularity of the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
indicated by the fact that for Eleven years its average an
na New Business has been larger than that of any other
Company in the world is due, in great to its we'll
known prompness in the payment of Death Claims, dts
rule never to take advantage of techncates where an
equitable claim exists.
Asa GUARANTEE of this and to counteract the PERM
cous influence of technical policy, adhered to by many
companies the Equitable makes ALL IT'S POLICIES old and
new, throughout the United States.
After the policy has been in force for three years
1.-The Equitable Life has paid since it's organ
Hation to January LIST, $780, 1882 1876, and
closed its books upon that date without a con-
tested or past due claim"
The Equitable Life Assurance Society was the first to in
trOduce the
TONTINE SAVINGS FUND POLICY,
And thereby to popularze life nsace to degree before
unknown
By the late report of the Insurance Commissioner for the
states of Massachusetts, and New York the Equitable Life
Assurance Society shows the following strong points:
FIRSTThe Equitable has larger ratio of assets to liza
Utilities than any of the leading companies.
SECONDThe Equitable saved of its income last year
than any other company.
HIRDThe Equabes death rate was less last year than
any other Of the leading companies.
FOURTH-.The Equitable realizes higher rate of rent
interest, on real estate than any other company.
pleasure referring the following well known business
men insured IL society, composing
ADVISORY BOARD OF REFERENCE FOR CAIRO:
| bank " '' ~ wy N featuring jeweers - ~ ~ ~
FRANK GALIGnER
sTRATroN Bird JAc9g BHReEo Burger dry goods
waTo s wRGm aa Of e. m eHS or nnoT Proprietor p A
LENT City
MAcKIE, Co.'S
For any Information or Insurance apply to any Member of
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-30

SIMPSON II. TABER, of Taber Bros, manu-.
featuring jewelers..
W. GoHLSON, Dry goods, fancy goods and
notions.
THoS S. TARR, General merchandise and
lumber
JACOB BURGER, of Burger Bros. dry goods
and clothing.
JOHN SPROAT, Proprietor "Sproat's. Refrig'
orator cars"
GEO r. ..LENTz, Superintendent Cairo City
mills
Cairo mills.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-30

1.-The Equitable Life has paid since its organ
ization to January lst, 1880, S5l 1892, 736, and
closed its books upon that date without con
tested orpast due claim"
, 1880-01-29
FtSA1.
BNt.Es.

The san Frnncisco Herald gives Il not cheer
ful reviow Of tho mining tnances for 1ast ycAr.
In 1Ss9. e78 mining cn1npanes nRsesscl thc[r
Stockholders, tho totnl assessment being $ll,-
827,100. Tho Sierra Nevaln called for &9O0,0O0
and tho Union Consolidated for SEQ 900, whila
tho shares have declined from something like
$250 to fa5 The cntro assessments II, NevAsla
for tho depp mining on the C0!nstoek have been
El1,40l, 100, and the dividends but $l,417,600,
proving that 81, 100000 moro WINS put into tho
ground than could bo got out OF 1t. In CNltfor-
MIN tho assessments exceed tho dividends ncnrly
81 10000. Mining stocks generally have fallen
very much on the pnc!tlo Coast, md cn,lsed
necessarily deal Of suffering in that region,
with Indications Of much moro. The conviction
is steadily growing thdt tho public IS regularly
swtn0lcl by Insiders, who, by mcArs of dlAinotl
drills and other apparatus, get Nil tho lnforutA-
tton they can for stock lobbing purposes, md
use such information exclusively to their own
advantage. The prtncipal holders Of mining
stocks, md tho principal Victims rs well. In SnN
Francisco md other towns OIL tho rAclifc. nrc
suid to be servants, workiugmen, and the poorer
classes generally.
Cotton opened ut 13.0Tc for March md 13.4.o
for May. 1t closed at 11,0sc for Febr,nry IND
1347e for NAy. 1t wus quoted weak Mt tho clusc.
The New York Daily Ditletsn says tllAt Oh Mon-
dAy the tendency was downward. and buyers
gained quite Il decided advantage for tho day.
The cable accounts frnn abroAd were weak, tho
port receipts full, nnd tho stock hero increasing,
and these features, in connection With an eyi-
dent dread thnt the Issue OF February notices
will be full and free, haye formed tho cotnblna-
tton of influences Under which values settled
oil. It Is Bomewhat dit1'ett to discover that my
systcsnizcd plnn Of operations Is being carried
out ut present, as buyers aud sellers arc COLI
stAntly changing p1accs, and nn opcrator Is very
likely to bu working entirely different at night,
lis compared With tho opening movements OF Tho
day. Indeed, with II xreat many 1t Ia s|tuply u
Bkirmish for position, with the feollng current
to-day that nothing very strong can bc expected
until Aftor tho question OF February notices has
been sottlcl The 'tbulls' sec,n hopeful that
they must soon regain advantage, and nrc some
whit encouraged by tho continued advance In
tho prico Of priut cloths.
Consols werU 98n.
The following shows the opening, highest, low
est, and closing prices Of stocks yesterday:
, 1880-01-29

dpfe4aI Dtspalth to ana Chicago Tribunal .
NEW Yo"k, Jar. ss-0nA1s-Wheat1 In moro utsses
request, md. though iluctuating frequently duts.
the day. quoted up about 1M@Jo per bu In faYpnt
REnAes Ut wnter. Near the close reaction uctuta
on Mnrch optlon on No. rcd Of 34c per bu frum ~
highest point on brisk trading 1earlnz on quite arm,
Whoat Ia IN fair demand partly for shipment but
tho much higher rites nrS clAned geheny,
about 283a per bu over yesterday. Huffe4
a1n!nst activity; B,OU bu No. : rcd ut (is34{alg,
cluslng a!ont at Sl.4sHi 500 bu No. . red. Kan,s.
grndo. for export, NJ s1SA. No. Northwestern
spring, January to March options, 3l.a; bid. Con
more sought especially towDrl tho clusu, and guofl
Ecncrat1y teHrer In most instances, showing n.
vRFcc Of nbout Nc per bu closing strong; mixed Wst
q! Al ungtaaea, MssiNc ltyo deaeort No, eWe,sen
prIc0a, closing firmly, No, ChlcIxo nions Qaotsda
fM0v1sloss-Ilos products wero nctive and ts,
hEner. closing stronkt mess quiet Tor pronps del1.
Sees SFH asp s Sptpa y e ssi III sr n 'ssSs 5
Sas Srun 1m ~ Il sSss IN sa1 E
and qaotea " !l<o ID option line; ias!i wa n III
Iss;f st. aasssss; Sstss}s ss,ea Ut
ba.s y fSy Sf @ d a Tsss Gn ds sas
S1 I'd sHd ssssE Gus sdd SS y .
ftElullTs-A moderately netiva inquiry. chiefly .ss
se @ 81 s' % as@ @ I'll T.
for room for md general eAFRoss tal il;
''a''"' arg ass hs ss tssSF iss k5ssafFfs F
s$}|s: s;ss| }.s;s;'' S:';S III;
FL0uit-beinsMd actlSo: receipts 1000 br,s .upt':
enl anS ss;s I xSsS s s55s VIII sE;
sxtta. EsiseGD: Sx,fa ohio s559s7S; s. Loui., aia
a; NnSa:ss p:iss, s'vfss: ssssiSs
& ;..s; ;s; s'''si ':ys*3
, 1880-01-29
LIVE STOCK.

CATILE-roo many catt!e we7e onerod yestcrday
for the good 0f tho Market One-hnf The number
would have como nearer TO the ActuRl daMRnd, which
from all sources lacking In activity. Exportern
were to all lntcn.a and purposes out Of tho mnrkot
and holders Ut 0xtrn booyes. such a. sought by
hsyurs for tho English market found IL Impossible to
close out excep ut greater reduction In prices than
tley willing to submit TO- benR willing to
nay Within A@3Gc of last Fr!day's figures. There
Tow scattering siea Of extra At k01s0 and In two
o. three Instances is obaluad and tiat nlay be
furry regarded tho top uf the market A. DECLINE
from; M1n,s,s ps;oes q Aslss soasdsran!s !raalng
and 4 E3ot!lY number Of suckers nnd LntctutE
stu!f changud hMnds, but nftnr ~ domsnIs
aold n9t. feror tlan 3uu head butchers secured
mnst Ut their supplies nj F:akbs1 fur Puur u
E:istla for talr q E91t cows and nrdtnnry u fA!r
ut E3.ukskA Sales to shippers were m0sy Ut Ek15t
t fur cunmon 10 cilolco sieers. The lnaEkc closed
, 1880-01-29

Tho following Instruments wcro fled for
rccor1 Wednesday, Jun. Il;

Tho following Instruments wcro Alcd for
record Wednesday, Jun. -;
CRY PROPERTY.
Dayton 1t, i9lft y Ut f.iay, W (. .2ixl:3 Il, i'm.
proved, tAta4l Inn. ~ {FTctnttck KuFth "
AuUkpH SlHk1hAt} ...,...,....,,u,,.,,$t LILO
I.Aflubt0 atr ~ It NJ lmk. W T. Tx rs II, lAipd
Jun - t1iessnan Slpther to HMrbaH, l.An,pNt-
i1t,sii IL iii Il ii Woa;wyr ~. ;iiSl
4, iMtirnyed, iHtud jung tltunry Mnrr1s "
NnksOld u, Ii II n " unlun, 1, aix73 ri, in,-
Enyetl, dated Jun. y ID. nnd H. iarliY "
Toniuklt1 II, h,stwgem l'nlk Mnd ihyitr.w VIZ
.Dxl.5 II, dMteH uct II. lH1s u. u. TkGnxul t1
Hhutln u. AteHd}.... ...............,....-.,,., 1M
Wcnt Washington Vi, ISL II v ut Gufnrniau ",
nf 4txIaa It, dated Jun, ~ H. and ii, lt,Ehurty
ro9cst CIV w. 6.lW..n syilsss snd I;;;. m
May II. ls7p frieudoro r. llinds to Joseph N.
sako ~ 81 Il ., ii. l. S,:s, II, ~"
!Mrrgysa, lhtnl 1xA. 70 tahoIaas Ih1kuT, IT..
,.a. ase IT. lis Il T.; e saSl!ai. l. Il, III. @A
prstyet dan1 jim. IL tErau il. if1dsGEuM 10
EnttIr!ao II: ltrt,MnI ...,:........... lAm
MIkwsil ~ u ftw, Y ohtun. 4. ax!!Ety It.
,!a!eA Jan. II tJnhh I,ua*oln ~ William
Thirty -hrst Vi, cur ut Rsawusl nv, u T. :.sxila
Il, dntett Ja,I. u "a. l'attsltuH III Chicago r
Western Indiana ltkruaa EuMMhYt..,..... SO
Thlrh nv. 10t4 Il nf fuurlueNtti Il. v I, Liz
t3I+l0tt, laicd jan. ~ tJohn stonGhs". " ,,,,
l,asS"oIl It. i csf u H,e.s1I ~. /. Hxlss
H. uat0l JAM ~ tAi. Rnd T. t.ows to suo,uJ... l,Fa
, 1880-01-29


HOG rRONUCIk-Worp moderately active, With
good bshuss daEV In siut meats. and peabahty Moru
transactions lah wure reported. wEIie the trading III
lork and lard WIS largely In eh"nzca Ths stne prs
.tiAu, on pork Slightly Wtltr. Ihe market weak.
et,ea III tIie morning, In sympathy with reported de-
cllns Ut III III Lard and ID IN meats IN ltvsrol but
subsequently reacted, though thu tocvlpts VI hogs
wero considerably larger than Tho psey1ous hay.
MEsa PpNk-6vll up 3$44Sc y brit fell buck III. und
rcarted csnx 70 IsIoH thu tacst prlre4 Ut tuesAY,
ut u.ut s,.o lor January, tn Fobraary,
sl1i2r4s.75 for March. md sll:lLsl!I!.s IN april.
saloa vote raluItud u uuu bsta, sust Fa1ruauy vi
~ - ~ bEts suHt ftateh a. ~
~ HrtA
.l.AHls-Rs.d from ss4e nbpvs tn $40 l.nlnw anD
flestd tao unsr s,s l"1s.t St.:: y Ius.ay y
;7s Ak Mafe.i MD aI'a. ai:s !al April Hill.
;.ME, Mi.1 ~ sssr ~ sHn.M II @as:at tS!h: aSo
l,IM les *Sl!gt April VI TntAt -ll
AkA1H-NxrH IL EuDu +laItlaitt 1ur p4srt. will u
Ipiur1tia ltus III 1tul gutufoE. and exhibited little
clAl.tu ~ rcBs. thuigl kulnrals iifas. haIeA Wuru
!aN uld *:I Slsas i! k;.s q. l.,3t. is,!t sips ii
lry slyk.4i:s ~ Marall. utlA Z: u ~ AEti: liu
bnxua q" I'll fsSt sIa!4 tspeeial aTsrtxut. khlU ,a
Nf4Nn IAp!s ~ 10 1ur till afuFx1cA n4 GAa1a4c tlV
l$,k AO pstcea fur tA~ luallnH fAIs N9TG about rs
luttl1M4 o. bSfuEk ftf p4Iflf cured rutlt
, 1880-01-29
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wcrs tho receipts anl shipments
VI tio lca.alny articles Of prtnluco IN this city
A,iFiug tho etwcnty- hours cudlug lit o'clock
Wednesday lnUrnlrg:
, 1880-01-29
withdrawn from ssoro during T,caday for
e'ty consumption: L, Nn bu corn, 6esos bu bar

Hfcnn ApplBs, be1s.1 i,GQ f2IlI al ~
neaos. oa..::::....!......... ". NtlI - 11l ~
Withdrawn fruru storo during Tuesday Tor
city consumption: 17.nr hi corn. bsoa bu bar.
ley.
Tho following xrn,n was tnspoctctl Into storo
In this city yesterday morning: gcRrs wIutor
wheat, cars mixed, B8 cars No, spring, 70 cnrs
No, do, cars law Rrado m wheotN ia cars
No. corn, Al cnrs btnh. mixed. 81 cnra low prao
tplt CORN; cars wl,lto oats, d cars No. y mixed,
Q cars reJootci t15 oats,: acnrs No. aryo, 0 cars
No, 3bnrlpy, & cutr cxtrn. & cars feed 10 bar.
lcy). Totai, az cnss, or 1boo0o b,l. Inspected
out: 1855 bu wheat, 17,blb bu corn, 65Gs bu
onts. 40 bu rye. a.0so hi bnrtey,
The tnoycmet,t of r,rn,n n,,,I hnrs IN .hn coun-
try contt,,fcs liuht Trlrdo. cnohn. uctroit.
and Cincinnati wcrp nil renortcd To receive nj.
most nothing in tim ,yAv Of urnIn yestcr-
dny, Tho mnycmnnt hna unt,o,,,,ntllv hccn
cheokoiI by TIM rrcnter nrcsaurn for Htorngn
rot,,. and narttnlly f,v ,,n,isnliy mill wcathnr
mt ca,,sn mav aao hc fot,n r., Tim 1rtter eon.
tition Of tho fnrmera which enables thou, to nh.
atajn frr1n r,,shtnu thctr nn,ncr,v forwnrrl ot n
time ,Yh,p II aoems ,,r,fntic Tint nrpn c,,rr,,,t
o,Ycrinun ,ronI1 t,ronlt nm rnnrket T,horo n
IL nlso uofL ,1cat ~ 1nnvncas ;, IN ne co,,ntrv.
which tcuda to rcstrnn tho free mnrkotlnr of
prtnl,tce.
Tho leading produce markots wero again
rorvo,,a onI ,rrnt,,,ur ,.os,or,,"v I,roo1.tnIYa
atnrteJ In h,ohcr. ami ,iecllped ro,hor shnrniv
to,y"ri,a ,,on,, ~, sa,,I,I "r,,r,vnr,s prn.
vtas soinvn, d, +,,n ~. ,,,o ,1iroc,iou Init win
less interest t,tsnlnyci. tho hulk Of tho
business bc,np II, chuuucs. There was,
ho,vnvar - n,,t,n,,o,, ,,es,,, ornnr+ ia'
mon1 for r,on,s ,,,,I,h " hus hcnn fo,rIv
oot,,.o ~, an,.sa, .,a,.s M. n,;o nr,y,
",ono t,s sa,a ~. 10 ~ ,,xas ,s,. ,,oat nh,
IomonI t,,at n,,s - ,r,,,t,v fr,n naa1nu onI
Mnn,,a,, ~, .a,,.sons, 49, ~ r,,,rora ha,n,<
r,thns o,,et 49, ',,,,. ,r,,o u.,tIs,, .a,,n.,s
,,,oto1 ,'roo.,st,,1. t,r,..,no nrt t,,o Dri,.ota
nnra snstain",, tbo th's,,,i, tnt n,,tc ao atrnn1
In tnno M Iho nrhiIo ,,fann,chna Thero ,vcrn'
howcvor vrrv frcn ao1Icrs nj t,In res,,lt1nu nj.
,,o,,a. .,s ti,, t..,,.o,,o,-n,t n,c. ,,st
% ,n.'o' n11o lno "rsusu'funs "'sa 'os., ;
tho oftnrroor &on. woa o,,ltn stror,,
tne "ieeiaooh tone WIS Hu'." n.aonB'
Moss PORK closed loo lower, at ABOUT SlSto LOT
now se!ler J"n'lary ard <l2.a'fa4l"'o Tor March.
, 1880-01-29

Total bu. :. ..m. .,,,...,....,..u... lGdt8H I0,nu
Tho receipts ut tho Two inlan1 points nggrs.
gated 1iT,OOo ln., and tho shipments N 000 bu.
Tho following WIS tho produce movenlcnt re-
ported from Now York yestorlay: Receipts
Flour, 0o8: brls; wheat, 1850 bu; corn, L., zoo
hu; outs, $3.50 bu; coril.Mpsll. 10 pkgs; rye,
Eel bu; barley, 13,soO bu; innlt, 200 bu; pork, 30
brls; bcof, J,44j brls: cut meats, J,0ll pkgs;
larrl, l,EJl tcs; whisky, 2,0ll brls.
Exports for twenty-four houra-Flour, 0l, co..
brla; wheat, 10000 bll; oort,, 7Jt0O b,i.
Mr.. James Lynch, of New York, gives tho fol-
lowing IN regard to the production Of wool III tho
United States last yoar:
tds0.
Washad-on Sheep tub.rashod and pullod -, ~, ~,
cuiIf,;ra w.ss aaa IN a7gtM
otngost. Nuvauu "nAhlHRton TsrritryO Ouh ~, ~,
GSsio lid Nsw Xo3iso
saasi, sousorn IND 'sSS
Toa production ,a, ,a,,.,,,,................. lut
Totu production R!b.
TutAl production III
Tho report shows ali !ucrcAaH III tho clip lltariy
everywhere except lit Texas, which Is ,lnox-
pcctctlly shurt OF the product of lS7S. Tic clip
l,,ls bccn nearly all sotd, ud scens to full bo.
low consumption nbuut o. ,00O, ,Up l6s, nItwih-
standing that manufacturers hDld moro wnol
than In tho fnr.lcr year. The bly, bouln In tnlle
HtHrteti in tho Int six months Of lH1v, n1l nu
fagtnrUrA Inslrlltl n( CmrryinK lAtRu s!.Hks IT
BWN!s Mru lIuw working OH contrastls, and tho
c1nMclty fur turning ultt siAnis bus EH'en cEt-
lntRetl: THO plusl,tcta " inc tride are nnW cusi-
consumption VI wDnl IN lRSl VII reAc ;al ,ha
luz, " which probably more ths1n one-thlra will
0U Imported.
, 1880-01-29

1IOGH@Ffad1 opened MctyD md slt0nYeE. {Ee slight
dsclne Of tho prGvinus eay buinH fully ssHlGt. The
narket Deeanla n,ala quiet - tho Iay aayancsd Hhd
The rsesIpts ya5iea lat '!IgIy sltieF h nnnsr. q
aboat ind eonsistea III is Iiait aft oi iaS 10
prulo at,v4. u fEum. 10 to no NJ. Hnd e0ld prlnc
palty ut t. taat TtIe market cl0Sol Ut N+3 la Fur
5Kht md u q H1l - far oolpn9n - e1t heavy.
iestnd lieayy f1tchal SiAI Al s1l. Xit aaisa nro
ads sgGIevt e s'.'inkaae af 10 ~ for plxgy soxa
, 1880-01-29
NJ TELEaRApII.
NEW YORK.

N'''~'
NEW YonK. inn. 2s.-Governn,onta strong and
o,nnI, Sf~''' "''~-
e'sau;'
ltailr0ad oonus strong ana active.
RsAto securities lnl.
Tho stock market was active md buoyaut ia
orrlv aoni,rn. nut .,rtoo. n,,rnoot ~ ~ ~ r,r
c"iy ..e"."'Hst enu pt'cca aofnuceu ~ " ~ PUT
cent, NhsnStllct Chat1hnoogh Dc st. LOUIS, Lnkc
Shore, Eric, tho Grnn8crs tho coal shares, Mich
tgau Ccntrnl. Wntasb, and Manhattan Elevated
fnndtpr tho ,,nwnr,1 ,nnvomout rou,.y1iIn b
rsss..s,,. I..,,s.s 49,. to1,s ~. M ",as ~ ,os
Hashvllla oce!neu 1ron lStst " I'll Foso ~ isot
anu closed Mt III. During tho afternoon thore
was n reaction OF A to pcr cert In tho rouornl
lit. in,t the decline vns rccoyprc Mt TIM close.
Under ind thu icndetship - nf Hannila & st. joos
shHrca. which hrcn,ns active. ni.t aIyHnce,l per
riic n t,i,n,tnMsov Il tn,la .,nrnr ot a. sni,,
~, ~ WE AMI onssi nffrrni NJ II wlft,n,,t his
mnrirtin 4 TnrinnnH fIrst nrcfnrrotj rinseti nt
1ns o''@@ - oAs'''''''' ''o' pAe'e'9" "'So~N "S
'{t',mnra ofYecttnp TIM cr.ed;t ri the aor,non.
a;n"rscn,, f;nnt nPP thie citv h"vimp nnnn rirr,,
1afn1 thts nftnrrtr,, 9hn yfnn riree yTn;taa Ton,
tt.o ,Man nnroF, @ ny,nmnt;nn ~ r. cn
.iitio,, on. rnnnrt tk"t a,,nt, r,,1nnrs hnvn M
fn,inSn9fnn Il, fnct A' '"~'- 'N' ''''~ 49,
*" rt,iin,ynr "irr,,or tss,,c thts nYtcrroon,
oxnIalns itsof:s '~''S
II haa I"n,; ,,ncidet t,y thu cn,nmtttno in
cho,s,c ~ In 1,cnts,i poniflr svp1frnfn mt IL
tsnnsn .'f my ~ thH stnrE NJ tsr,,Mtc s1,c. Tim
nn1,irot ti.ns fnr r. nInn,nf In fhn nvurrynte nj.
Tr,,tlr fn ,.rr In II Tim number ~ shares n, nr
nn ihn fsnnnttne @ i,pd T. Mnns.m T. r. VI rcco',.
In n1j Tho intrrnats 11,ncernts in INV otbnr ,ynv
fhn1, hr nYrylf,,V ene mr., ct,iIai chneo In frcp
, 1880-01-29
PHILADELPHIA,


PHILADELPHIA. Jun. .1.-FLoUls-Etrme Wes.sn
extras. E.l!t4Gl53I4, bnnssota extra tuusy, nel''
Uni, sa3i good, ~: choice, hi3i f,ncy, Ri13; ME-
nesHtA patent proeess, t1.A1s.M Nyo IVur dull II
H.ul
GKA1X-Whcat-A bettcr feeling, No. 2 rod Ia RE
vat0r SILT NJ. red January, t0 bid, tl{a nsAso9
February, sL4t bld, slilA nskvd1 Multh, s.EFi aI4
tLt& askcd; APRIL HAM bid. sl.+j asked Corn nv
s:SsS{ Tsstsss, s$ts S'S; Hs %s3s$; IsSss Ii:sts
1ss.-NS!s : x! ,sIt MI, ,Hsa'ana mzad and staeF W.
'S 1iiovstSSs xtttS rs III Prime mo.. boef ,,a Asa
posk. sssTaAM in'na s'aoksd' losl'c' p'tt'es'Sa
Il: yt s|s $ s.'s;s ss ;s:si;s Ss sal s
u VHl,alev, l.y:.t; ,,,,.,,
%Sass ssssaee3 asG,ss sse do good IL
W!sstg4.:ss sss s$%!s: II: ...sa
pS &fsa;,'af%a}b I'll osts L." 'F''; ~As4' @ '' '''
sMirAENTs-NVuU.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMonE. ian. 2ss.-FLoUM-A shade better ma
noTe Mctt1es Westutn super, %L0t4a25i do sasf|
2a1a&bdul: do family, &Guka7,N.
unAlN -ESj,eat-WOsscn wuaki No. Western w. IT
tor rcd. spot. md January, &Lil. February, slNA~
t..'h, March. sL.aaN bid, Aptlt tl4sA blu. cota
Wesl9Fn hfn, but neglected.; Westar,, n1t1st sposs
and january. tsc; February, Maad4cl March NV
ApE tt4ssE7so; May. Gls4a5te; steamer, 3's;e uss
N1We,tstn ~ M ,,,'! N'hts: Asi do n'aca <c f'nR'''a''
.siAfzstsady; pfns io choice renns5lsnnla, a'"s
:s ss :.;sS 49, as:; ss:;
.ss! x!GS it atssks ak prime 10 sno'es western
,sssSaS: ssss:.i ss9ass: ss sssss Nc
s@%nkYl.9Gwssi @MiskYGGs'yi 4 1 ;iff;sYE ;;i1tftf; s
;, tMk,nMIsc14 @ Llyorp99l % pur steamer dua' c0''''
, 1880-01-29

San FRANCISCO, CAL. inn. 28,-Tho following
1ru tho closing tlnutatIQna Mt tho Stock uulr.l:
, 1880-01-29
MORNING CALL.

The Pittsburg, Cincinnati + st. Louis reports
Increased earnings Tor December Of eass,6ss End
, 1880-01-29

COOrE!tAHE-l'9rk barrels weFo oaslcr 1t 8I15a]1Uc,
and 1nrt tlcEcea aU!d ut thu
DliEYsED liOG3-Woro atnut 30 per TOO lbs higher
nnlus good dou,Hnd and In sympathy With ilvs hugs.
BnlcH Wpr0 reported OF carr ut fAul{taH And car
pthtu nt &llia
EUiA.Were 1old a. Ealte per tlDE for frcah pack-
ages. ThoEe NA4 little Gull for leo -hUla0 lots,
FtSt4-WpFp p4ut4l Nftl and ut3clInnxHu;
, 1880-01-29

NEW YonK, Jim, 2S.-aovernGonta strong and
higher, crcupt for 'SlB md ss coupon, which arc
stcady.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-07-13
Sfy(,
a.,r'LAyToNsvIlLE.

|
Died., on the 75th,l inst at the Home
oil hispareuts infant son of Mr.. and
observation-disclosures, THUS the little
idyfofhM fattatsiha BEEN taken from
Them ere his bearthly existence, had
been prolonged oneyear. The funer.
al was preached by Rev. e. N. DICK
ems, at 'yagghap's Chapel, He gave
us one Of HIS Usual eloquent, instruct
and fselihg 'Sicoaisss.i y Fhe family,
have our hcaft.felte sympathies.
4 While at ChursFiia messenger GANG
announcing the death Of DR.. Hays
He was buried thar seyening by tile
Masonic fraternity Tic burial SER
vices wore, read by RevccTam Shaw;
and prayer was offered by the Rev, G.
Mcacham. ~ b ratfl ts,9
The wheat that was not threshed
before the rainy spell sctn, is nearly
all ruined oi "a 81
Tobacco is badly Frenched. a.
Corn is looking we'll. -
Mr. Jim Forbes had his separator
burnt up about two weeks ago; some
one set some old straw on lire near
the machine trying to burn up bum
ble.bees nest, They thought the fire
had bccnall put cut, and while the men
were ut dinner it caught in the straw
again and burnt entirely up before it
could DO COTTON away. Mr.. Tom
Steel while trying to save some Of his
wheat. had the misfortune to burn
both Of his hands severely; but they
are improving fast and l hope will
soon DO well. There will be grand
barbecue at this place Tuesday tho Is.
The candidates for the various offices
will he there TO advocate their claims;
we will expect to hear something elo-
qucnt hm Hiram.
Mr.. II. Vaughan is studying dent
istry under his brother DR.. N. Waugh
an. 'l W4a
DR.. Brewer from Hopkinsville is
visiting this neighborhood extracting
old teeth and putting is new ones.
Wandcrer was wandering in this
section last Tuesday. .s.'s
Tcdia.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-07-13
siira'shNos.


JsW. Jones, the toll-gate-keeper
ut the gato in the suburbs, on the
Ciarksvllle pike, proposes to collect
toll of everybody that passes his way
Last Tuesday a negro refused to
"stand AID deliver" the necessary
amount but attemp .eds,to pass his
wagoii without paying. II seems he
was Standing up In .ths wagon and
Mr.. Jones failing to make him stop
got his shot gun and sent load OF
bitd shot after iiim. The shot took
effect and while IKE. game was not
bagged he no doubt .hnds it more
comfortable 10 stand Than to sit: lie
however, made good his escape
without paying toll, and Mr.. Jones
returned his gun to its place with
the sweet consciousness of duty done.
lie Is a cripple, aud treated the
scamp exactly right.