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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-13
LECTURE.

Attend the lecture at Temperance hal!
tonight, under the auspices of the W. c.
T. T., by Miss Kimball, who is one OF the
most pleasing lecturers among all the tenn
perance lecturers in the field
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-13

For SALE--For cash, a new twohun-
dred dollar Mendelssohn piano, for 1925,
and the freight from factory. Apply at
this Office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-13

THE active" cooking stove, the best
ever brought to this market, Call and see
it, at Davidson's.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-13
SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS.

The "Active" cooking stove, the best
ever brought to this market. Call and see
it, at Davidson's.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-13
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS

A III. ADyERTfs KMENTs in this column, o.
"A Ave- luce each or iest will be published for y
tsnts one insertion, 3 times 80 cents; week, Nv;
month, $50; 5 months without change, Sl,W per
month, Rach additional line prors's Situations
wanted free.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-13
IMMEnIATELY
HOUSE FOR SALE

A one story . roomed cottage, ROOF nearly NV
tirnbers all sound. Can he removed Win lituc eh
pepse Reason for sclling-want the lot ior ptnci
purposes Apply at No, 81 Tenth near "aSn'"S
Ion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18

90 nenr and "H snort Clear aa and half Cd
sy active a ''ead Re;u G .Dssss
p1ase Of s decline rscoyered AIDE in casa Iss rosa
S1ns's :gssaass s .ssssas later
,s sps%ssr 6, SsssssI ss Ss
ai2c closing g. II a0s l6c 500 tcs December sy &c
siOc; $50 buyers option, s1z9c closing o,
tcs January sI2Sas l5c. closing sl2sasIsc Third
Csll-October 807 a9s.l IL Noysmbcr e me
ber, s059slsci year 80 siss 20 tes s05c:
OF refined sales 200 ties ton inelt private ino
s5ocBUTrE and EtsE witho It IN Ser,sns ensng s
EGGS In good demand fr hoice &c M gris.
Isand anl Jersey 20La 2lc state and pen
49, 12Oc. western, II a I9c.: Canada. sr."lsc
RIcESFair trade g price, ses@ YIN nnrhAnRe"
sUeAR-iaw au1 and eair-y nemins, Pr Res ssns
79a7+c and 96' test Cen rflgA o.e,e. iss
lose. Grannated lOisc.; Cut Loaf lOrc stsoasrn
9ls@gsc Couiectloners' a" 9srioc.; OF "A" ys@sE;
moderate supply: nrices arm unchanged demand fair
sPICFs-teneralIv strong with sooi demani ior J"o
bing lots and invoices.
TALLOW-steady sales. $4,000 n, 6%a61Is
TEA-Only moderately active prices rather ~eas ana
TOBscco-Kentucky active quite steady abs 800
~ &c, 800 hhfs for the weex sss ss'
moderately active; sales SOu Pennsyiysna sssOr,e
1879 6a22c. 80 New England. lsIy l~f5oei Sco
Ohio 1870. 7allc.; 500 bales Havana. SEE asl 10.
WHALEBONE-Qu and unchanged. -.
W0OI-Ibe maj set renal mach the isst noted
buyers and sellers apart then views the latter preset
higher prices with g-neral movement IN te gvois
weakens the market; sales 900 Domestic F-rce 80
4sc: 5000 English combinz. ATE; s.0@ Unwashed
spring California 2Sa34c; 3O1 Coars. Wisconsin Stci
Cape, 81 833c 81 bales East india part AZ
2o0o Gray csrge, Nes 0s @ sspur TeSas
and z45 ba n Domestic Pulled. all on private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18
Do O'CLOCK 70 3 O'CLOCK.
,,,os,ve ,p,,ss ar egIL4Ds1pHIA sr0CYS
FRIDAY. Sept. Up. II.

IL
The stock market to-day was duil, wlth total
transactions that amounted only TO lII.SoO sharrs
On, # from this amount be deducted the reported
transactions IN Ohio and Mississippi 49, 900 share'
there is left only 131 800 shares to represent the
business of the general market. The feature
of the market therefore was It's duh
noss With this there gradual harden
iuo of nr1ces. 80 that the last figures
u-ore not only generally the best Of the day, but
oo higher than Yesterdays closing prices The oper-
+ions in Ohio and Mississippi attracting no little
ottention from members Of the Board aud some
very unfavorable comments. To-day tue STOCK
or,nad at 361o-an advance OF y per cent on last
evenings closing price-and huctuated between sos
1oz7. vet after transactions that amounted to
40 600 sbares the last price was 4G's-3s higher
than last night and L lower than the Opening price
If TODAY Manhattan was dull. bat REMARKABLY
firm Mt 303.03lls The expectation OF contest
for the control of the annual election Tor directors
of this company seems to be destroyed oy 1he CA
lit denial of one of the persons who have
been reported as buyers OF the stock tor lha'
n,rnose Therefore the strength that tue stock re-
comfy has shown probably il due TO the operations
~ nool which has purchased the stock under the
osi4ion that n contest for the control would
memo Western Union was active at 1O5 's'0 lO4'4
closing at 1O5. At one time during the day there
ros q ner cent difference In favor OF cash STOCK
against regular way stock, and that rate also was
paid for the Use Of the stock one day mesSrS'
William Heath & Co. advertise that they VIII pay
il per cent for the pro xes of the stock Tor use at
tho October election. The market closed dull put
seemingly strong
The dealings in Government bonds AZ the Board
o,,opnted To S75 900. Prices were strong ana the
bids for Ga oflsSO and 1881 and for5 per cents each
we're advanced is per cent. District OF Columbia
3-e5s were weak and declined to sales at % and
offered st that figure. Annexed are the closing quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18

LIVERPOOL sept I7.-PorS-Prme xoss-El'tern. hTmer
AZ rs, western nrmer a 80. Bacon 9 um9erand ut
inner AZ IS Short RIB. nrmer az ~ Long clear
stead AZ AZ Cd short Clear steady AZ 40 I'd Hms-Lons
t dali AZ shoulders. steady at 30 Beef-lndla Mess
dull AZ 10 5 EXTRA Mesa. dull az IS; Prime Mess dall
M ~ d. Lard-Prime Western. dull AT a. Ialow-PIlm
CIV du AZ 36 ID rurpentine-spirtts dull a. ~ toeln
NCommon STEADY %. FiQe steady az 10 od Cheese
-Amercau Choioe steady AZ "a Larry OIL steady ~ a. .
Fiour-Exfra state. steady al 1894 Whelt-SO Wnlte
steady az i0d., spring No z steady aie Vl New Mln-
sr m steady Sd New southern Winter steady AT
siOd. c0rn-aiEsd. sesiy az Ala. Cottonseed OIL
yellow American. IN MARKET hosin-Coinninn AT Lon
don drmer 4ed TurpentiDe Spirits at London steady
~ LyEaPooL sept l7-l2sop mcneese SO per cwt- FOR
the best grades Of American Lard ~ ft S"I iof
American Bacon 45L per ert for short clear Mtldes ~
nsP sspsI for New aIed Western. Wheat sad6
Md per GENITAL Tor Red winter The receipts OF wheat tor
the Dss three days were $4,000 eentas including $4,000
tIyraPooS sep. I7-5I5 mRsnned Petroleum: 9isd
per cwI spIs u Petroleum, lOd per gal spits of Iur
pantine. 1884 peT cwt 49, a, a. .oxt .o. 49,, ,,-
Muscovaao air refining afoat Refped Petroleum ousd
per gal spirits Of Petroleum. per gsL mi .
ior one pals American wcors Lard closed At lOs
aRzxps gept i7-petroIsum 10 marks Is pfennigs
MxCnEsTRa Sept I7Tne market Tor yarns aud iaorics
Arm but there Il rot much doingI sginoh 90 reed
Gold End shirtingr az yards o.. 1ed az 2emeh
sS reea Printer 40 yarda Or az doAoc Ma 90 Auis
Twist. Far. second auaDtV lV'Sa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18

Erie second consos rose from SS087ss to sSla and
funded IS from SO to $685. G., G. and G. first as
sruted were / Il higher at 94sa- and Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre consols were q higher at 95l2. Mis-
souri~ Kansas and Texas first cousols, however
Welded 1 per cent to 943.. and Chesapeake ami
Ohio currency interest debt q per cent to 3e
Mobile and Ohio first debeutures fell u TO s12 and
second debcntures L. to 90 NewYork Elevated irsts
werr ls higher at 1I1as. aud Oregon Railroad and
Navigation frsts were Il higher at 106i2. Lake
Erie and Western incomes declined from 66l2 TO
e5I.aGJa. and LAFAYETTE. Bloomington and Mnncie
from 80 10 6S d. -. Paul cOnsols were rn at 10 g.
Central Iowa firsts at 10jL, ST. Paul and sioux
CITY frsts at 1916. and Chicago. 1t. Paul anu MIN
neapolis Grsts at 107l2 Wabash ISSUES were weak ;
the new "a selling at 81. aud Toledo and Wahash
seconds at 10f. Denver and RIO Grande hrsts
alter n decline OF - TO 1917 were firm at l07l2 and
the consos to'e from o9L2 to % and Kansas faclnc
The busr3esa Of the SuD-Treasury for the week
ending ;o-night includes the receipt of - lO3.5Ol
and nav mert Of $3.50 7i3. resulting IN II loss To
file general balance OF S647 .242. and leaving 1t az
s sss 5e5 S93 against ss7 .2I2 635 September TO-
The particular changes of the week are coin gam
of eI97. 207 and currency loss Of Ss44,o Inc
money market continues extremely easy. ana tne
rates for call loans to-day wers 302 per cent, the
late business beng done at the lower hgure. Inc
foreign steamers arriving since Yesterday DrOuRnI
S24O COO in gold bars. The domestic exchanges
are as last quoted. The United States Treasurer az
Washington to-day received S1O0,O0O IN NaflonaI
hank notes for redemption. The customs receipts
were SG91 900. and the internal revenue receipts
were 4 800 900 The following is the Clearing House
statement to-day: Exchanges, loS,2S4,olo; e nt-
auces 1882. 100. The tGansacIlOls at the sud
Treasury covered: Receipts, $2.l26, So; pay
ments 50 500. 1914 currency balance, So,2343fl :
coin balance. SS1,270.402
There Is no change III the foreign exchange mar
kets. business beng dull and rates firm ON the basis
of ne following uuotasIOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18
THE MARKETS.
TOrAL RECEIPTS Or PRODUCE
Per Worth Rsrcr. Vessels an Rfi.-br"
Fanny Sent II, 1896
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY. sept. II, lc-V.
AsHEs-steady, but 10 light sale POTS s4"4T''' i'""
BEESwAX-Quiet. unchanged; southern and western
yellow. 2312lc.
BROOM CORN-DuLl and unchanged
CANDLES -Ste1dy IN JOB OinR SAFE ohy
CORDAGE-Steady. thou h quiet
COOPERAGE STOCK-Very hrm- ana demand Iair. -
C0A-A gOof business going all deseript lons sna
Ali prices Anthracite - lODt %:
ertol HOUSE Camel Sill Liverpool Gas do Sowcas1o
do Gazing So 75as4 scotch steam So Io kngnsn S t
60 Tyn.4. Pro .ncia 50 1894 Pennsytvania Ann wts
moreIand ass IS West Virginia do So Cuinoersn"
!3roadtop and Clarified 81 20 es3 20
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
COCOA-Quiet, unchanged ,, ala. r., ,oo
COTTON-Spot Cotton quef, nrm uncnaneen sars, -
bales II evening", Including zt pales io
sj8 spinning amt % bales TOR 81 Ss
On the ports
haes against 1897 this day last week and 70 lo
hs las year for LOG 1875 bales against ouooz
baes This dav last and ~ 1873 bales as year sise
september 1874 bales. against 3ZS' VeS ouik VII"
time last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18
THIRD CALL P. VI.

Bullion vaned at 81. $40 Is was received in this
city from the mines yesterday.
The Alta Montana Company yesterday received
the following dispatch from the mine: SDlpptu
IN Omaha Smelling Works during the past five days
lO4 400 pounds OF bullion The daily average OF
fle shelter for past five days was 5000 pounds:
For the month Of August the ore shipments from
punkin mine amounted to $4,000 net.
The In Plata Mining and Smelling Company has
declared its gular monthly DIVIDEND OF ~ GEMS
The report of the superintendent of the Dunder-
berg for the week ending September IL shows ore
ei5 from fine iigs $40 and from the mine one lot
,-,lued nj T556 There were at the mill 100 sacks
OF cobbed ore not yet settled for. The pgs were
working steadily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18
MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY. Sept l1-F NJ
Mining stocks are still unsettled and irregular
sh. Ieadville shares were huctuatng, making little
or no gains on yesterdays prices. Chrysoite huctu
ated between ATS and 4.45, closing At the lower
6sure against 4.5O yesterday. Little Chef
pold at 1.250l.3O. closing at 1.2o AGAINST l'2o
Yesterday. and Little Pittsburg at 3. Climax
was 10 cents higher at go. and Annie after sales
nj Ga. was cents lower at 81 cents. Consolidated
Columbia fell from 2.45 TO 2. and Battle Creek
from $50 to 900. The Comstock shares were
understandable Virginia off 30 cents at 80
and California of % cents at 2L Hukill was fairly
active at 1650l70. closing at the higher
figure All the sales OF Green Mountain were
$50 buyer co days, against 500 in the regular
way "Wednesday Barbee Il Walker was again
traded in at about 3. and By-and-By was steady
at l. Silver Nugget declined cents to %, ana
later recovered tn So cents Great Eastern was
specially active and rose to 81 cents. Cold Placer
was weaker at 70 cents, and Durango. IN maj sales
Mt "a cents shows a gain of cents Caiayeras rose
from 81 10 40039 cents We note sales OF Mexican
at 1249 i21o Sierra Nevada ut 11i2'G lss Best ~
Belcher at lO3aG10Ss. Ophr at lOl2a los onion
Consolidated at 2314 G232, ana silver Gin at 3Zo
The market closed dull and steady
a. Y. MINING STOCK sICHiydT slLsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18

In london. British consOls were unchanRed NO
97l3ls for money and Is lower at 97l5G for account
United States bonds higher IN the morning.
bar later reacted aud closcd-5s at 1854 4i2s ar
1875, ard As at 113. Enc shares fell from
40as to 395sS399l and second consoIS from
9Ilo To 81 Atlantic and Great Western
iris were - lower at 60, Illinois Central
10 lower at i16l2. PENNSYLVANIA 81 lower, at
81 "a Reading L. lower ar rs. and Central and HUI
son 81 lower at 1914 l343s. Bar silver declmed
Iie! t. J23iel. per ounce. Ihe Bank OF England
lost $50 900 bullion on balance. In Paris, French
3 per cents declined from 500 to S2AO sIghi eX
the l. . ,
llr. receiurs OF hour and gram at the DriDcipli
Atlantic ports this I'm day OF september were;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18

State bonds we're dull the sales inc'uains our
rom;s,ona consols at 4sA aud Alabama. class G.
H sa Tsnnssssa ss. old. are quoted at 40ASi7,
and new and new series at 81@82.
T.a hrs,ne.. IN city bank stocks covered sales OF
Na...u AZ nc 100 and Commerce (6l at 144.
p.;Irood bouds were dull and prices Irregular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18

LoSDos. sept 17-l2S0 D. MI : bones four AMI han a
pcr Z MS, IA per cents, 1853 new nVes w.
Atlantic Western nrst morZRe trustees Serun
Gates Erie SyA Illinois Centra ~ fest I'LL"
Cenfra ga reading 1874 New-NOrk central IJsF
IoNpON. sept IA p Console % Tor poln money
and me account Us bonds, TOUR aRd nan pei cents
lisa four per cents l3 New nves lOo1l Auantlc anu
Go. ,essru M unrgae trustees certificates, " New
Isr - Ce1tra c9nsols II Erie Railway shares 39 co.
Second consos Reading 10 Paris aivices quoe hfee
~, cent rcrfes 40 centtmes for the account
LONDON sent ia $50 m.rhe amount ~ 5uihon WIN
~, ,,-, ne RANK ~ England balance Is SSO,U0O.
ICysIy ~ert -Siveri quoted NJ 3Zalgi uer ounce
PANS sept i7.-Exchange on London 70 francs 81 cell
flfu. ARC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

WESTERN UNION PROXlES-We will pay one
ouartr re, cent for proxies on Western Union Tele
Sr,nS. WM HEATH * CO.. 10 Broad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18
cLoTH MARKET
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

river Mass. 1.-The Printing Cloth market
M. been ,ar. active demand With sales OF $4,000 pieces
az &C. al which, and Tor 6Ox5o the MarAet closes very
steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18
LIVE STOCK NARNErs-sY rELraRA pa.

BuvFN0 Sept I7.-CArrg- Receipts today 100 headi
ofa. week l2-7I same JiEe
Hiss head consigned go marsct firm Tor
EXPORT GRADES Fair Good Ma I've Shipping ~ccr dul ana
70 he local trade as as Good name Slippg steTs.
81 160gi NATIVES l8C Lcxags. g. =. - 80;
nothing dong other gTaies ,a,o,, -. 49,
rI,tP AID LiMl-- Receipts tuaY. Is ~ head. ciai Tor
market dnii AMI eftir or
Iambs sheer steady bat dull, sales ~ Fair Good Wet
err sheep 251 81 6J Western LAMBS - lj1.f 9'
sheep and Lambs IA 4O&Si So CaAaGa Lambs. %
aocs-Recepts today on head total far,
n head last $500 head consigned
through dull and lower Workers. her
steady OF Good Michig5ns % COrnct Workers.
selected IS IS Gs3 ;5 Rough and Common Light, .. 25
10 best grlaes disposed o.
CTcAco. sept II HOGs- Receipts. 1900 nesa ship
neuts g. market dun slow and unchaDse Gem,
IS 40 50 6J Light Bacon 81 Sos % 10, cos very
weak.
All grades Export - lOQS5 &C. me load OF
AZ Fair dull az ~ sass 80 ~estara
e3 20. Texans SO 1898 80, Through Tex
ans stockers dull but plenty at az 20 es3;
Butchers t2Gs3 25. mainly at 81 aOgs3 reoa steers.
1888
sHEEP-Receip,s 1900 heads shfpents 200 head Lambs
per 81 90 9s3 49, Common ~ Medium. shecp - 30
sT LOUIE sept I7-Hoos-Actve but lower; Workers
receipts. B. 800 heal shipmcatA 1900 head
CATuE-Quct and weak all grades but not QuofaDly
lower supply light little doing Export Steers woaa bring
900 20 Good Prime shipping ~ Io9s5; Fair 20 9sot
Mixed Butchers stuG owi L. 100 heat shipmens
ssRss Scarce and wanted ssas4; vcei,s Aso ship
ments. 0O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18
DrouosaIs.


IMPROVEMENT OF BrunswicsAs aI ttarpoi' "eoi-
y saa ana Volusia Bar Lake George fiorlda ovy,cy
- g"' III" '0 IkITRD STATES EKGIkEAK OFFlCk;o
AMY BImpIxG; Ew- YORK. sept -, lorro 7
sEALEp PROPOSALS, III t1pheate aade i cocs 1os,
gned will be received az TINS cn Ine ana paoo they
OF h. onened IN presence OF bidders 10, Il Thor
D. Ela and for constructing eriD jerry ln the
of Brahswick Georgia specifications =, mis- oace
na han for proposals may De outalhe ~ M
or for the bfuhS"''~ "-' q. A GILLMO RE-
nah, GA r., - T., .,reers Byt MAJ. Gen. u. q. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18

rsugp STATES ESGNEgR OFUcg ., ,eoo (
ANY BUupISG. New York, sept IL ioo%
SEALED Mp sss sn sa' Il noaa
@ ~ "a dsy 81 October 1880 Of which ume ana 9a tb
Win 30 Opened N sse Prom 20 cubic Yards Of
material via removed sPeciacn s ~ this once
as 1som Nj tFfEMoNT Assistanf "a snset
~ o. HUN ~ O. A. GILMORE. Lieai-oo'' I" HnsA"'''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18
tsoGro duo ROOMS

East SIDE.
ELEVEN extra large, newly FURNISHED
II modsrn mproyeneq,5 W a. o AMI hevae sta
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms connecting
with dressing rooms and bath with oreiAiast o p,
gSs o private family 81 between h and
HANDSOMELY furnished room to let at 64
IrvingpL
NO LET-An elegant front and back parlor
enef Of hemi a5sr ~ ps oae, house
small private family. 1876 East 7ltn st
--TU-AVE.. al and 743.-Rooms en- suite
> or single Win board for gentleman and "' OF
= GRAYFRCY PARK.-Rooms en- suit aud
1 sing with board ready FOR Fan ana "li''' 'HE's
ments
IN small family an entire floor large and small
AIEAST 22D-ST.-To let with board the
one small all the improvements his'oiaS' 'a0e WIN ''
no FAST 2OTH-ST. Rooms en- suite or
80 sngiy all conveaiences wirsont board also rooms
for -enSsmea with breakfast If Desired: references
10 East 29TH-ST With board; second
DO floor and ihirds story 'front.' KeleIehoes
~ Fast I8TH-ST.-Fine, clean, healthy,
French family, ana all the comforts reqnrou
changed.
EAST 25TH-ST. -HandsOme rooms on
I'D second ard fourth floors newly p .19Tor a
e seen On OF after Moaday reerenees
O.l> EAST 17TH-ST., opposite stuyvesa.n1t
ZO squareTwo beautiful single Ts. sTe1e w.n 0oiu
house and location unusually dtslIa0le IeIeleles
OOO WADISON-AVE., cor. 40th-st.-Rooms
ZSU with board Tor gentlemen references exchanged
West Side.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms asn, with ilnno
d aH S sis Vest y est 3s tS.s
ARGE. DESIRABLE FRONT and d. Rack
II hOOM furnished al Improvement % "''
NICELY FURNISHED connecting Rooms
- second door together or ASey q haTe
DARTIES suffering with mental or nervous
can 99s, n2HP fFa Po fb%ns Upo%
y 6fiee i ra,n q {SirOa aissJ'' =.
1VFT0YO aud THIRD STORY ROOMS. with
= hoard from $40 TO $40 per week references requr'u'
So West Washing on-sa1aIe.
mo LIZA large furnished room; all I'M
1 provements 245 West 59thst
TWO PLEASANT ROOMS ensuIte or singly,
board VIII exclusive Use Of 0"'n III p'''1''
- yyFS1T 07TH-ST.-SecOld house west OF
proad,sav north elegant paIois; large iron
nom second noor. extra in SIZE ana appointments e
NS,Tu- ST 249 WEST.-One large front
t room on second front 70 let win oosfa io "2
M to Sei sen seanisn and spoken sleenee
40 WEST 3IST.-Handsomely furnished
20 rooms with board references
ny WEST 32D-ST.-Very handsomely fur-
Ssl - b. ~ r,oms with every convenience for gen
temen only also siuge rooms.
=TH-ST.-Between 9th and 6th-ay Esd
.fsD Fnrnisned floor with private table. or witot
Lo,dsomeIv furnished Offices for physician OF ueh4S" -
T D%fIEY Ii West 35rh st.
| 80 WFST 2IST-ST-DesIrable front rooms,
DID econd story also for gentlemen VIM ooafu'
Board and Rooms Wantsi.
XyvANTED.-By young gentleman, FOREIGNER mel
w nd hoard strictly private American IAI
80 sn nor month references exchanged Auues' l. L.
| Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18
WOOL MAsKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA sept l7.-WooL-rhe msrkes eonttn--
ues quiet with moderate dem and quotas ono
Penn syvania and West Virginia X and ABOVE aide
a. 346a Medium 47d4sc Coarss +0c; New YORK. Mchissp
indiana WesternE1hs " and Xxx. 3SaAac; Meiiunt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-18
filming.

ALTA MONTANA COMPANY.
4 ono ooO Shara. Z Unassessable
OEFICERs-PresdenE w. W. Wckss Nicerresiien~
Michael snow Secretary. r F. Brooke
DIRECTO Rs-W.W. Wickes a \ Barnes. AlansoA .rasS
/ NJ sheldon. Michael snow. NewYorS : l. HaussT Co4e
sauH'ef~ 1H TTiHT ie AND ls WALL STREET.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-05-31

THE CHAMPION MAN KILLER.-All
the most terrible and deadly weapons of
war have been thrown completely in the
shade by the new Gattling gun which
was exhibited recently at the office OF
Sir w. Armstrong. the manufacturer,
in St. Georges Westminster, before a
number of experts. This fearful weap-
on is capable of firing a thousand shots
per minute, and killing man on a
horse at a mile range. 1t has compact
appearance, can be taken to pieces and
carried about, can be applied to naval
and military use, and the mechanism OF
it is simplicity itself: the revolving
band has two compartments, into which,
as thew whirl round, metal cartridges
drop from tall, oblong case fixed over
the centre of the barrel. At each turn
of the handle ten shots are fired, and
their dispersion is accomplished by a
sliding apparatus. The size of shot IN
different calibre guns of this class
ranges from musket balls to half-pound-
ers. By the use of this Implement
three men can do the work of three hum
dred single men. A quarter of a mil
lion of dollars have been spent on ex-
periments necessary to perfect the gun
which is now declared by every military
expert to be complete success.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-05-31

p.1EsT1NE AS 1T Is.-A recent visitor
to Palestine furnishes melancholy pic
ture of the desolation that has settled
down upon that historic land. Treeless
it is. he says, for twenty or thirty miles
tooether. Forests which existed thirty
wears ago on Mount Tabor and Mount
Carmel are fast disappearing. Klch
plains of fine garden soil are at best
only scratched up in patches, and have
no hedges or boundaries. The villages
are nothing but mud huts, dust and
squalor. Large tracts are without
horse, or cow, or sheep, or a dog. Ex-
cent from Jaffa to Jerusalem there is no
nretence at roads. Everything is taxed,
even trees, and in consequence no trees
are planted; every cow and every horse,
eyery vegetable sold out of the garden;
while every eigth egg is not taxed out
taken otright by the Government. Tnls
year double taxes are expected. since
after three years of bad harvests an
abundant one is in prospect.