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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07
CHICAGO, March G. 2.3O n ny

CHICAGO, March c, 9;3O pm.
Corn-Narch, 364; May, 4O24; April,
oats-May, 3525@%.
Pork-May$ll S71a; April, sl1 S715.
Wheat-March, 81 1888; April, 81 esq
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BOARD OF MANAGERS:

!, D. GOHpSON. Physe@n". ..;,.,"oCairo, Il.
Mr. \, /, TAYLOR, Superintendent Of
schVo., Alexander COuutyn..,..,..,. ."
ia. COLDS FINE, orGoldsiinc \ Ros.
eRwatnr, Wholesale and Retail Dealers
IN staple una Fancy Dry Goods.,...... " "
y. Il. TNlSTLEWOOD, o. HiDklo u
IAiSteWoou, Commission Merchants
Cotton aud Tobacco Factor,
> D. AZ RES, OF Ayrcs x Co., Commits.
sou Merchants ,.,............,..,.,.....,'. ."
THOMAS LEWIS Insurance lianagcr
IN, nuu attorneS ny LsW,...,,,,.,,. ,.,,..,.. "
wa STRA1'roN Of su0ttou y Bird
hOIvsAlg GrOCcrs 30, .,...,., ........ h" "
GEO, VI. ALDEN, Commission Mer.
chant, y Onto Levee......,..,""... " e..
JAS, :, REARDEN, Agent Mississippi
,n,gl ey Transportation Company .,,,"., " ."
CHAS r. STUART. Wholesale aud Re.
o., tail Dry Goods and Notions, " e"
EDWARD A.. ,BrDER, Manufacturing
Jew!er and Wholesale dealer IN Watch.
maker + Tools and Materials ......, " "
CHARLES LANCASTER, Lancaster Il
dce, Lumber Dealers Reimbursement &" d"
I, -, PATlER, G, o, Paticr \ Co,
Wholesale and Retail Merchants. 900, " 81.
KEY By GEORGE, Pastor Presbyterian
J. G. Wiil'E Insurance ,'Aii ssa;,
u' W MCkEAlG POstmHstcr,,,.n..,, " "
S, 7 WHEELER, Attorney aud Counsel.
or at LaWo....,,,..o,,.,.. ,..,.,,o...,...,. " "
Mus LOUISA FlSnBACK"""""""'' :"
OSCAR ,llAlrlI RN, Wholesale aud
Retail Roots Shoes and Dry Goods %, "
j. BIRD, Merchant aud Steamboat
| Spronrietor .....,..,,...,. .,....... - ~
WILLIAM kLuGE, General Mcich'diso "
T. q. SCHUH, Wholesale and Retail
], + KESNlIE Foundry ,ii;I and Matainis.. "
ALBERT LEWis".'..,.,",.".,"'.. ,a" , "' I"
Mns. H. 4 HOWARD, Boarding House, "
", +, PITCHER, Insurance Agent, "
A; HALEY, Dealer In Stoves, Tin aud
nnruWhtC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., "
Il, W; GREEN, Green, Wood Il Bennett
=, "nIcIh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
II f, POTTER, Editor and Publisher
Argus journal Mound CITY,
MRs, !. 4. AlEkS.....",,,,,"".,,Nilln Ridge, "
y, j. FRENCH, Farmer, ,..,,,,,,.Dlrdp Point Mo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07

BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA is the
most effective PAIN destroyer in the world.
viii most surely quicken the blood wheth-
or taken internally or applied externally,
and thereby more certainly relieve pain,
whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain alleyiator and it is warranted double
the strength of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain in the side, back or bowels,
sore throat, rheumatism, toothache, and all
aches, and is the great rciever of pain,
Browns Household Panacea' should be
IN every family. A teaspoonful of the Pan
acea IN a tumbler Of hot water (sweetened
If preterreD, taken at bed time, will break
up cold. 25 cts. bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07

MAINE NEws.-Hop Btters, which is
advertised in our columns, are sure cure
for ague, biliousness and kidney complaints.
Those who use them say they cannot be too
highly recommended. Those afflicted
should give them fair trial, and will be-
come thereby enthusiastic in the praise of
their curative qualities. Portland Argus.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07

APHoNTA CURED FELLOWS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF HYpopHospHITEs.--Aphonia or
loss of voice, is rcmedied in short time,
no matter whether the cause be from in.
tiammation of the lining membrane, from
cold, or from nervous arrangement.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07

CHICAGO, March 6, 1000 a. NJ
Wheat-March, 81 9415; April, 81 "a;
May, 81 91I4.
Por6-May, Sl1 SIX April, s1l 70.
Oats May, 351i.
Corn-May, 4O19; June, 4O354215.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07
MUCH Sickness, undoubtedly with chill.

Much SICKNESS, undoubtedly with chill.
dren, attributed to other causes, is occasion
worms Browns Nermifrgn coa,tit>,
or Worm Lozenges, although etiectual in
destroying worms, can do no possible In
jury to the most delicate child. This val
liable combination has been successfully
used 10y physicians, and found tc be abso-
lutely sure in Graduating worms, SO hurtfuI
to children. Twenty-Five cents a box.
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Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, March 6, 2 P. NJ
Wheati-u nchanged - Winter, 1ls@
lis Sd; Spring, los Sd@lls; California
average, los 7d@11s Cd; California club,
lis ld@1ls I'd. Corn-New-5s Cd.
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NEW YORK GRAIN,

NEW YORK, March 5, 1907 p. M
Wheat--unsettled; lower-No. Q CHICAGO
81 4SO$l 4G; No, Milwaukee, 81 4O
oil Al; Red Winter, s14O@1 Al; No.
2 Red Winter, 81 461i No. Amherst "A;
Corn quiet--No. Q, CT.
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THE MAILS.

GENERAL DELIVERY open $50 a. IN; closes
" B:syp.m.; sunday tos a. n.
Noupy order Department open at a. m; closes
Throu,a Eypre-- Mail, via Illinois Central and
Nisri-. pyi CvL,ra Railroads close u no :. n.
Cairo and Poplar Bun Through and Way Mall
closes o. 1850 p. n,
WAY Mali va Illinois Central, Cairo and Vim
teglts aud Mississippi. Central Railroads closc al
WY WAgG- Narrow Gauge Railroad closes ct :
CATO nd Evansville River Route closes a. $50
. ~ taiy except Friday
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Sl.OO Per Set of Three Sizes

This pen will mako beautiful shaded stroke
iroma HAIR line to ouequarter of IN inch in width,
never blots, and Is acknowledged by all who have
used 1t TO he ahead of any Pen IN the market for
plain and mnCy lettering of all Hinds, II makes
the finest kind Of Ledger Headings, and Ia specially
adapted for nice work Of any kind, send for Crcu'
lar and sample writing, to j, W. STOAkES, TIL
bunc Building, Chicago, His
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CAIRO d ST, LOUIS r. r.
@~xfCs.~s,sS-
s sSsm.n; -ar III rnnnn1
&YEX K4E ~ Al LhENX---NX-

II. w. SMITHERS, Receiver.
SHORTEST SHORT LINE BETWEEN
CAIRO AND ST LOUIS.
Time Schedule:
through Evprcs. ielycs CQ.ro............ s.4jg.m.
Through Express arrives ~ l.. :, Louis j.pupm
IarOg-G Express leaves L. - LOUISE. H.uJa,Ia.
Through Expires. arrives az C4lrO......... ElOpm.
Murphy -50rg accommodation caves Cairo ion . n
Nppag-h0rO Acc arriyc-.st Murphy .Joro ;:25 IN.
N1rpLy.hC-u Acc leaves Mgrpay.boro . S.J1am
NerP.g-ho.o Acc. arrives al C.!.G........li:2San
Tho Cairo & s. Loui. Ret Road l. the only 81
Raj, Route between Cairo and St Louis under one
management therefore there ar 10 Ge!Gy- al
way stations awaiting connections f.0M o'aeri.ues
Close and sure connections a. St LUli. with other
lines .or North. East and West
J A NACGLE IN. JOHNSON.
Agent Gcucvc Manager.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City OlhccrS.

City OlhcclS.
Mayor-N T. This,ewooi.
Trea-urcr-Elwa:a Dezyni-
Clerk-Denuis. j, Foley.
Counselor VIM, Gilbert.
Marsha-J LsHue.
Attorney-Wil.l4m Hea1Ccss
BOARD OF ALyE&NgS
First W.rt-M. j. HOw.cv
Secon! Ws-t-Dayid Y Linegar {. L. Wood.
ward ,,,
Fourth Ward aar,e- y Patltr, james hyEastol
Fifth Watd-T v Halliday, Ernest u. Petit,
County Officers,
Circuit JuG.a-D. J. Baker.
C.rcqit CIrrk-J i. Rt.Vp..
County JulEy-k : Gg-l,a.
County Clerks J Nlum.
County At5rusy-W. E. NE...E.
Comfy Tr.Asarrr-Ni,e- ". Parker.
Shrr.a-loau Hodges.
CurOuer-E Etz-s-a.g.
County Coumi--loaer--T ". halliday, a.
s. Gibbs, Sgugo. Brlcy
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or tiCE RS;

WILLlAM sTRATToN. pnrrpgNr.
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THE STATE OF TRADE

LyERPooI. April loPork--Prme Mess Isasterp stoaav
a. ~; western steady at 62. --Cumberand C,1
duh at 1885, Short Clear dull al 1854 HsHSIenTS 9
sS At S0 Extra Ness steady Prime Mess steady At
City duh at s6i TurPentine-Sprs nominal ar Im
Rosin-Common steady st40d Fine dnl nj III Cbeosc
american Choice steady at III Lard OH steady m
f TIq'prEnta state duh g ICED WheatspnSc. No s.
TAR Western dun at liza; Now Southern Winter duli
az Ida CoinMixed Old steady at 69 I'd, New siIxed
eteady AZ O62d. Cotfouseod Ot-YelsOW American none
In market Rosn-COmmon, at London steady az Ada
LIVERPOOL April 1912 D. m.-IaId. Ss Cd per owt for
American. Pork B2Ge. per bbi- Prime Mesa ~
LoSDoS. April 1913 p.m-Renned Petroleum. I'd uer cal
Spirits OF Turpentne 3t per cwt sugar 250G ara mar
CIVIL Tor Cuia CenfifuER poiartEinK csc aud 22ed
for Cuba Muac0yR6o Fair R0AllnR aanaf "~ @'T
American o vi u"o PAS
BazliRS. ADrn io.-Petrolsdm marks 20 pssnnirs.
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companies there 4 little Scniasnco sgong the buy
Sowsver. show o strong determination 20
limit production TO the actual requirements
Srs must realize this. No one doubts
that the companies can, by an agreement, If 1t is
adhered to- restrict the production of coal as to
realize $40 or $50 per ton for that small quantity
which they produce. But the trouble is that such a
process Is death to the companies. The question
which interests stockholders IL, the companies
realize present prices for coal upon their full possi
BILE productionf The Engineering and Mining Journal
seems to think present prices cannot be maintained
opinion with which we are strongly inclined to
agree. Undoubtedly the price of coal must be re-
adjusted to the new phase OF the iron trade.
fbe closing quotations Saturday were as follows:
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COTTON MARKErs-ny TELEGRAPH

TIvPRroO Aun i..fin -C~fiu, nei and rfcrn!ar
nt!dmg upanf. saisd. Mlif O.lr1n- ed ,lr, ODO
crpt. Inn lara. including luHD bases tucrean Future,
- pads. Inv dtd+ne causr, April delivery. 1i4-i lo
Z isd also si No. June an Juy t,ycrg. 7ini .si
s@; d" j ~ anu Anghi J,.'ij, 'Ld Go. Augsst AID
SeP'n' el n,l,yey. d. 'isoI a. 70 d. do, september
and oct ''erde.iV"'y. D'i1sd lsn "a Futures GrAIg.
LlNEsrr D., April To q ~ f.o aalr, o. in.
clud'n @.-in bases American frtturs pand- Md.
dling ciau7f, june a.ri Jul' n"iiv'rv 5iicd
BALinipia Aps'i j." oiion iu 81 .d!.nf. nc Ml
ding II ~. G1 ur nlrT. fe. gfu., ilt ~ bii--
EXPORTS Gr.it Britain. o1 Daius ,oAsin..r 20 bale,
BOSTON. Aphl 10 ott. quiet Mn 'ihV i2ilr Low Nf
ding. 2r Gaoh Ordinary. ~. net cc,ina - balca
gross, 80 bales: stock l.Gl }hars.
CHAsRslOS. Apld I0.-to0 Easy MiddnnR l2ssc.: Low
Mddhha l.41l2V.; GoOd Ordinary. l2c; receipts ~
bales ooastsae, ~ bAos saics 0OD bc,. STOCK
ClScNNAlI. Aprii TO- to,ton w~a. .iidIine l2ec Low
Midfnr a., Good HrilraC lie. r~rdts 80. bsi,a.
slpmcnts 2j2 bales saa Fpnncrs 100 bales stock
GALVESTON April o. Cotton irregular hoayv. siiiannr
l2ec Low MiddllAg. ll9c u0Od Ordinary i,r, rrf re-
Oalc8i rfOck. SBoli bales.
LouIsynar. april lo.-cotton mil; Mddins, letc.
A0t mos shipments, l6CO baics; baon, 90 bacs stock
Jp,P9S halos
Mdfiug, ',c; Good Ordinary. iiic raelpfl I0Tl
bales exports ooSstwiso iO2 baies sales 200 bales STOCK
36,4ll bHleh.
NEWO RLBASs Aptll lO-otton shade slrani~r sfsflipR
l3hc@ Low mddn9 II ~; GOOD OrdinlrT. lli4c:
osp.h 20 balcs gross. l,S bacs exports 10 France
2,0S7 bnes e The Continent 100 bales aaica 3rCr larst
last evening. 4,400 bales STOCK. 2f5.GG bilrs
NohFOk Apul 10 ot"r weak and dclre-4el MidiiLs.
To- noi r9ceps ~ ban eHeoris coast|isr l450 Lacs
PHILADELPHIA April 10 -tottoa dun Mtidng i2ac low
NdhhnR z2e; ii1od ORDINARY. ii llG net receipts $50
1882 bales.
5AyASSAH April l0--cotton weak Middns i4a,oc. Low
mionlnI llgA iu0n Onlinary go nct rrro;Vts 6G7
Daes; gIoss 33i baes exDOs cOaotWsc bales Balo
bales stock. B2b3 bal6b.
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I'VE NETWORK aud LONDON

METAL. WOOD AND STONE WORKING COMPANY.
ALGERNON g. SULLIVAN. Pres. CHAs.W. KEEP, sec'y.
L. N. LAWSON, Treasurer,
(of DonDetl. awson CO., pankers)
CAPITAL STOCK S2O00.0 40 600 SHARES, 500 EACH.
10000 SHARES ONLY TO BE SOLD FOR WORKING
CAPITAL. ONLY LIMITED AMOUNT TO BE SOLD
AT PAR
workers in Metal. Wood and Stone throughout this
country and Europe tho three classes OF machines
uTed by IT, all Of which founded embody
mechanical motion which IL believes
plish revolution similar that sewing
chino or the power LOOM An who invest In
believed 20 be one Of the
GREATEST LABoR-sAyING INVENTIONS OF THE
ACE.
invited 10 call at no 2O FuOnst hetWeen Church
and Greonwest) and give tho machines and the work
done by Them careful examination absolute denonslra-
lion Of their perfect accomplishment what claimed for
them IL given daily.
The patents covering the United States, Canada and tho
fourteen principal countries ~ Europe examined
by eminent lawyers declared valid, perfect
monopoly Of the motion machines which 1t
embodied.
This stock Is offered IN the confident belief the enter.
prise affords opportunity Tor safe profitable in
ve3imen resting upon visible ard foundation not
upon somring n0pd tO % G0nesOmef, ir expected
found In the bowels u III" EARTH 10 De evolved the
hdden forces o. nature bnt upon facts ACCOMPLISHED and
denonstratci and affecting most IMPORTANT INDUS.
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sIEo PRICES OF BoSros STOCKS.

AT the regular weekly meeting of the Governors
OF the Bank of England ON Thursday no change was
made IN the banks rate for discount and 1t remains
at per cent. against 2ss per cent, the rate in the
open market for discount of bankers three-nonths
bills. During the week the bank has lost 1855, 900
bullion. but the proportion of its reserve to ts liza
blities which for the preceding week was 1873 por
cent was raieed to 45Sa At the Stock Exchange
ings show advances Of s. and Tie for money and &C
count respectively. United States bonds have re-
eD0ndod to tho nrmness of the homo markets. Amer
prices now are governed entirely by ours.
they no longer retain their former significance
The following are the highest and lowest prices of
day and week ago:
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D. a. iO9IIia reala; MOlasseg suZar Noa to 10 7il4I
reals Museovndo, Common 70 Par sa reais Sensis
polarization. In boxes and hhds. 9lintsi feais
stock IN warehouse &C Havana and Matanzas 800 box
90 600 bngs l2 900 bids Receipts Of the
week-S60 boxes 1900 pags ann 5000 hhds, including
$50 boxes 95j and 600 hhds u tho United states
Spanish gold 23l a623l5 Exchange quiet; on the
States, co days gold, 3a3 premium abort dent no 49,
mum
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland
CIENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

| Ferry station in New-York foot Of Liberty.sk
LILY stauon In Brooklyn, foot Of Fultonst, JewePs
Commencing October 1s7o-Leays New.York foot Of
$50 m-For Remington, Easton Bevidere Bethlehem,
Hazeton Wikesbarre Elmra. Connects az Junction
with DELAWARE. Iackawanna and Western Railroad.
Bnds Lake. and Lake IiOpaIcOng FasfoD Alentown
sburg aud me West Mauc Chung, Tamaqua WilkesDara
scranton, Danvllle, Wfhamsport, etc
1881 a. NJ For Summeryile and Elcmingtcn.
fp m;mror Flenin gton, E3son Bath. AenIOwu Mauch
ohnpS tanaqua Mahanoy City, Hagleton TuDkhannock.
MilkesbaIe, scranton ReadioR. Columbia Lancaster
Ephratai P0ttSylle Harrisburg
D. d. For High Bridge Branch, schooley's Mountain,
town and D1anrh Chunk.
4:S0p m-For s0mmervlo and FIemIngton.
6:3O p. nl-Dally for East0B. Allentown Mauch Chunk
Eimira Reading Horrisburg aud the West Connects az
Junction for Delaware Lachawanna aud Western Rail
7;15 p. m.-For Easton.
For hizabcth-At6. 6;l5 ESQ., 6.45, 7l5. 7l5. $780,
$50. 3. 1890. $40 A. AIS 4;5O AS. s. 55 $50 646 g.
6lj. $50 T. 7:l5 T:f5 SD. 0:l5. lO5. IL, IL D. m
and intermediate satlons $40 m for Easton. Alien
town. Harrisburg and the West.
Fer NewarkAt I:i3 6;l5 0t5 715 7:45 s:19 s45, $3.50
q, $50, 7:i5 Sl5, 9l5. IL, ~ p. m. -.
For trains to 9ca points Time lableat stations M
Goats Of the Bro0k and Erie Annex make
Jersey City.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIv1-
New.Y or. foot OF bertvst, Tor Red Bank Long
branch ocean Grove &C. at a;l5 HAS A. % li5. !. 5:l5
Stage connections to and from KEYPoRT at MATAwAN
STATION, TO and from OCEANIC anti FAIR HAVEN at
RED BANK to and from POINT PLEASANT at SEA
GiRr, with all trains
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Leave foot ofLbery-st for Freehold at el5 has IN.
a. 6lj D. m.
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Business Chances.

L'0R SALE or 10 RENT.
Tho oirn mill property DALLsToN ApA, earstnga Co.,
", " milo franl spptl nsn buidns aOxlDI fss three
In hcigh toWuf 3Osy stone upper stories al
wood. with haie roo bpaflY now Aead ttronsAont by
Gtenn with good reterton hEnnat nre ood vAsrpower
p0 70 GU harsspaVeF aearne picker hease Rna Mhes store
Il, NJ. aXk kHA. HyPGea9e N. "
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rtper. Vessels and RaHroqdE
o.rrpn1v AnrfI 10 oo0
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
SATURDAY, April 10. 1880

IN.
COFFEE-IiiO quiet unchanRed fair eargoes 4,20l4'Ic
saes here ont OF town. Mild Grades dun ana
changed MaracaibO l30l7c Java p G26c Lasuayia l3U
l5l2c
COTTON-Spot sill ~ demand for export, ~
decline Of &C. sales 36lJ bales f25IO last eycnng nc
iug $500 export 10 for spinning delivered OF con
tracts 90 bales receipts ports TO-DAY 1873 bales
against 6624 bales this day last week and $3.50 last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-12

In Paris, French per cents fuctuated between
sSO7i2 and S8.65. closing at $500. against S3. AS
April 3. Sight exchange on London ranged
70 the g. The Bank of France reported q loss
For the week Of 603O0 francs specie. The In
gefial Bank of Germany reports specie loss OF
The receipts OF -four aud grain &C the principal
Atlantic ports this 10th DAY of Aprii were;
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HAVANA MARKET

HAVANA April l0--suGnr buveru Iavs-.c ,i.,
eIs o. ths onnees Of r. aAe ahrua1 me as
s ppheig teFaef 9u1fstpbsRA bumnean Wasrefrei Ma
10 ~ D b. e%ssS rcAa sO VSf arrsbss Ees is t 20
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EUROPEAN yYNANcIAL MARYRrs

s2 1oAofEAN siNANCiAL MAhkErA
LONDON April jo-13s30 m.-U. g. honda and hair
sM cents III Atiasss .aa orezs wss,cn arss
f4ntez xe ia ssoene cops0ls 90 Illinois Central I05
FsS. noss S tl i3gkt hsaAfes katiroad BE-
Efst Sc Era HALLWAY ssfes
2 fssss fass 9sss tsrse pef seat rvrlas 6s TRACES
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Express Tran leave York via DosOrOsses and cOr*a
$50 7:s's 500, sl0 Li%ltedl u m. 800 a. 4aa
~ 1850 $50 ard 10 J.; End l9 nigh. snn,,. a,
1850 M and D. m, running through via Trenton and
Boats Of the BROOKLYN Annex" connect ali through
trains at Jersey CITY aHOrdng speedy aud drsds transfer
sianSS West FHaasP4Ia IDOL sSG s.'
Ai5 %,, Essys PS sl%Sss va
Ticket 6Hces 5sG aud Sll broadway Astor House. and
aud Il hudson ST. Hoboksn; Depot Jersey City EmiSrans
Tie New Transfer coepany will call for and sA.ss
FRANK cnT Manager General Passenser Assa.
WEsTERS RAILROAD. Arrangement OF trains. taking
iSts m ciHsinnat chssso pay ,ESprssA Drawing
DAILY Fast g. Louis EXPRESS aTy1E At sai,o
west PIlmans best DraWnErOOm sleeping coacl'ss 70
DAILY pssas Express for thu he West Sleeping
o9T1Eo " E%srS SassS n for The West E
Te%a e9yi s csa S s Ds2G
p and IL midnight Saturday nights only snndsSa ~io
R e s say saSs ss e
S 40 SD Sc t SSsS Slo f Sss sip .n u
49, "a. 49, al. 49, g. &c. 1s ESQ d e $780,
1880 g. 10 D. M aud ~ mlniGht sundays o. $50. 9ils
snesrn g. 700 1910 a. m. ll5 500 .. 0;iO, ia
minght Suuaay o. $780, 1920 m lao. G,S0. p H. and
IL sninnlghL INA
NswSnTE ana Cornwall 7so, n $3.50. 4.SO sun.
RonSoSt and Kingston. $3.50 p sunaaya $50
Goshen O. $50 o. 1920 M $50, $50, $780, p. Sun.
aEEieto%p' 20, o. 1921 M $50. l:S0. p ~ Sun
days $50, 1920 M, ESQ m The A. IN and $50 pm
trains with New York and osweeo Midland Railroad
MRinst 600 s,..
seo iOlO a. NJ, q. $3.50 and
leave 23d st. quarter OF ana Quhrte te eech
hour nom $40 TO e!6 NJ and - iot5 ana alle p m
passage aud IN ana
sleeping Coaches DO ebtaed and orders or the checking
and transfer be left at tho CoDpAnys OlceA
Nos 90 So B5f Broadway n. y; No Coartst Rreok
Ivu or AZ the C0mDanys Depots. =,
'u i2'e c 5So EBBoTT. Passr Ast. Nsw.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY.
qrana leave for Engewood coster piernont Nyack
q $780, 300 o. IN. ei5o 0;So Wig $50. 1850 p, ~
Ia ye so mnates later saturday niThss
S'na'a K SSa % Ssai VIZ wv IL
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~ y = ~ '''''''N ~ 'IT-''I IHNHTNHFH
CHICAGO. April 1O-ttDGs-Reccipts $500 hoaA ehlp.
nent 00DD ahippeTA buying freely hiEt er prices
Packers quiet; Mixed Packing Nc - 2DGSf 10 thuco
Heavy, 81 6Odi 10: Light - 300 81 30, ohely
OAri1H -lsecelptA llOO head: shipments. 4.2O1 head;
exports strong and prices shade higher Common 10 Me
dun steady with fair demand ealcs 1880 90:
Hntensh hflFo ann lrni rHrsm Tor Bnia StucEers
Feeders active and nrm % ~ DUnFi chuhy
pi1cea ~ 1900 80 "'N'
Is head; shipments loo head only sae
ST. Louls. April .-HoGs-slsady, Workers and palli.
InorcA NJ - 3Ff 45 Pacsivg 81 iOasi bacon At
~ 3uGt4 so ButchcIs 10 SrlcGL ut 1904
36UO head shipments. 4. 800 head
CAfHE-In good demand but ANAL SUNNY. no markpt
shipmruts' 1000 head ~ ~
siggr-fn fair demand offerings very light and nte was
done irceeipts, $50 head sliipine. -. 3OD head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-12
financial.
MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY Of N. J

Holders OF Third Mortgage Bonds, Common Debts sot
Stockholders Of the NEW-JERsEY MIDLAND RAILWAY
COMPANY fund same into Income Bonds Of the MID
LAND RAILROAD COMPANY OF NewJersey on the FOL
lowing terms Il
Common debt holders and third mortgage bondhoders viii
receive 0Oper cent In Income Bonds Glass
In Income Bonds GAS on payment q 10 per cent
viii remain holders 0OO.09O Of Ruoh
claims paid
Those holders who do avail themselves
offer exchange their debts and Third Mortgage
Bonds for Income Bonds Glass payment OF cent
an on payment OF cent assessment
All claims against The NewJersey Midland Railway Com.
pany must BE- pesente 20 tbs undersigned before pr
30 for vofcaion Holders who do not assessments
above Will receive scrip provided In Balestler plan
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
CHARLES PARSONS Treasurer,
80. 90. 49, No. 80 Pnest
OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE TRUST
~, G0MPANY 100 Broadway New holders Of
Trust Company maturing tho Let day OF May 1890 will DO
PAD the principal sum with accrued interest presentation
OF said bonds az the COmpany's Office
&C. L. MON rGOMERY Treasurer