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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-20
FERRYBOAT

On and af(er Monday, June 9TH, and until further
notice theferryboat will make trips ss followst
LEAVES LxAyEs LHAvEs
Fost Fourth st. Missouri Land'g. Kentucky Id 4.
, 1881-04-05

Jcctcd. etc, tl3l CORN; n ears M. white onts,
cars No. z mixed. - cars rc1ccte'l " oatE
cur No aryc, CIR no Rrntle; " cufs NJ" 3bnr-
Try, IL cars No. do 1cnrs No. h'lo. Tota'+ 30
oArs, or tGo,MN b,l. Inspected nut: 41.473 b'l
wbtnt, ;f""Gi hn corn, pJ3 bu cats. 1,'ao bu rye,
lrHE hi hurley.
Tho Fstnrd ut Trade and tho Ca!t lsoasn Will
both bs closed to'day 10 atlow mctn"cfs 10 ht-
lend 10 r)netlhn
Tho lGadlnF produca markets. wcro not very
hetIFn yrhterday. Ffo'lstei's wefo o'alto el'".
thnstEh stcafiy. exonpt un rtos WHICH wcre weak.
ItrGa'stuHs were hFmor, tho'sRti INC SKIES %rfe
rl'nr' win anshe fcasti' 10 hopo that spf'nH VIII
he hero by Easfct. Tho Acns"l H. however. y
very tncxwhsd one, aha h,nny operators mink
JuasI0cs higher prlccs' tbouKn they may suppose
q temporary dec'ne 10 marx tue 1ret te" dnts
NJ returning s1ai'sh'no' inc trading was fn"stIy
speculative an" ife'Rnt agents sthtfH tiat 'ao
shipping mufcincnt ny fhil ts litto SLOW,
thouRh very Into opehlng o. haviRa-
t.M Ia nnm"st h'1lonR Tug ccfttn'.les.
Mess p'rK c'aae. -'sc lower. NJ sf'ho1 isgt''w
Ior May ahu tloet'i!tlh'o Tor .ll'he. I.af eloscd
10 lower, NJ slo'5htphb''s lhr May. anu sloH.iN'
to'"s tor Juuo' onoFe F'os nl"1ea seo lu"ert
az ShU'tb'a%'ic lnr slay. "ntak closed tc
hlRner. III slol4ttlolH Tor April ana *l'tasel
l.V9A tnr MMy. Torn c1osod !aL'to h'9hor, at
~ oid tnr Aprll. hnd +.'so u" tor May. Unts
elosen urn NJ est4 ENG bIn Tor gilt eluet. .kO
&Hc resuihr. Sa!:snHIc Tor ApfIl, .1stsIe'ae
iof May, ana ''@ hhe iof JutiG. Nyo cinsca
steauS ~ 'osso 1oE reaulMrs s'o! LOT Rlt'ehReu'
Si.'% eel'ct 'lay. sLuu pld Ior june, anh July
o!fofcd at S:c. Barley c'oscd ',om!nnly nn-
cnafRca IRON Haturd"ys mafRct' ings were
seeaaS NJ s'Vt.''e, ihr l'sht' ana NJ s''bt:Io.o
Ior nenVy castle ~efe eAser Win s@'cs ~ s@'"
W5'b inr poor 70 cho!cc.
iho "Fy' soode 'nNrkot pfcscn'c" no epec'a!'p
new features. Hns'tcss was progressing sat's'
lactnf1y. thc e'ty ana country busiacss nelnx OF
, 1881-04-05

HUHT0Ns
Srteai H1tpateh TO The Chttapo Tribune.
1aOsrnS. April 4.-The stock market to-day has
hecit Metlvn i,rl htiDyaht, With sonncthnK utmost
Ilke t'tr n % sano cd:es, eM!pGGiniiy M IN raroai
7nt to 55ilGt75 Fort Scott & Cuff trun " tn MI
1;nl, DzdIIAblru from q 70 -. Marquette,
sI fsa. ,:ssS IL G%Iraso a!S wss va y s
s:Ss, rortianI, saeo 1 Portsmouth from ll3 70
nnstn,., ltpvcre lfeach & Lynn from tI.,s to ~.
Flint l.dro Aarquettp DECLINED fr.,t,, q, to sa;,
aS Esw xFx f1 Ns 5HEqH '.sG 1s% bisfts s ~ Ys o
ii to III. Ntchison fron, i;IsX 10 l3sGiIss, Uhi-
t;ago, hlElinrton & Quincy from I!1s e laill.
is0Is = i:j, PuIlriat from % 10 til: Huston
Lowell from Ibo'i 10 ltoA. Others as before.
II bnnts. i,'s.on \ Nalno y sDd a. &: oEeHs- r.
I. ssst:si @ a!ssSsS'a, +; i:es;
rlosr0N. April 4.-s,oc!ts cosutl us foliowa;
.$s;:: |;s:|ss |is f.; f'
FnHEI1v.
LoSnoy. April 4,-Tts bullion h!sauli withdrawn for
A1nrrIna tt,-tay WIS EIi4.9W 40 z, a., ~
LospoS, An!i! Iii; ;;j Il. in.-consols, money,
10lM; ncconnt. l0D E.lN
s Aprll n nFrsngs Is,,c, rsnss; 4; t u;
Cbntif1Gs
1.Osnt}N, April 4-, p. m-Consois. l0o 3-10;
NEcl>irt, 100 blu . ~
American seourt!cs-New5s Is, 105!l: 1lzs. tlAl: j:
Is, 111!i; fIltnn|s Central, l41; t'enmsyirnsil.
Central, 70: New York Central, 1b2; Erie, 6Dli
do seconds. 1864: HenltnH, Jtt.
Tho iltnnunt uf bul1!o,t Withdrawn frnsn tho
Hank OF Enylnnd Oh l,nlnnco To-day Is tl1aO0
tIEItt.fS, April 1.-rhp statement Of tho fni-
pcritl linnk nf ucr,lnny shows Il tecrenso III
specie vi lJ,7l0,O01 mnrhs.
NEW nnLEAss.
NRw OtttEASs, Anrl 4.-sEght exchange nn
Now York. 2!i per cent prcMlum per f1,000;
Gterltng, Aaltt.
, 1881-04-05

FLDp1i-Tfcra was Mfstsrrate volume NJ bnstncss
in low ernss fnr EXPORT and llilo dntn. nthes' &c.
she 1nnrkci WaH 'rn. III sy1nPaehy with wheat eaea
worc rcpnrtcd Ut III brla winters al Ef3' 2 hfla tu-
bl spring extsns at s7.S far rntcnss ard LEU ahcks
.w Rthde.. mostly Mt tJf:6s s.. Total caunl to 1.G'
bEIa. Export hlnrn wers 1uoiah nj A9t1@ Tor good
" chocG. and rye -four ut tlGTt.5'a
OTHER atILLHrrPrs-Wcfe IN fnlr demand. md
quoted Nru,. SnleH wcEo reported Of thrr hthhn
slUelt@ti1;: cars wheat screenings nj f9Mf3 af;
ntddllngs nt tl2s lia, ard cnr shosta nstl10
Tcr tun.
srHlSG wlfEAT-wns moderately nctlvc and
stronger. The market for stny udvonred l,ac. ma
fell buck &C. ciosna &c nhovc tho tatnet psccE 1t
anturlny. Tho foreign markets vcsc quoted tirmo1,
wtt, fpr dsa,aut md ic weather III the Northwest
WAS rs~rtci y be rlIl c6ld whc rcctp.a here tt,d
Il lint 'ss 5 ..2ens,n n2: "sS w. fh sth, osa is&s Su &
c t % IN sts4 ntsd1 ,, ws na "1s &c.. y yya hy S IT,,
!yrt's ss; :sFsS a usss s n'ssn .
III y %a r. tss Ss"s st
si S:s Il S"s Ssat i: n: L fss, xa
Nh = S!;s; ;sSsss !,
S'tS, II a s{ : t$ sfSs!ds NJ 10 si so %ss 5
dSinsd ai% hs sose Sfcf l,i si;p aPn,n Mn
t; f$* @ ss III ss:; s:;i$ T:;
IA Il; Tf;s Is tfS % r 70 y 's1 sa
In laynrrH hgGtce tl!5 wns .,l. .,.,,
Cul&A~-Was ~ mtltrHtH Msm7na at!d nrmef. wltn
.!"nly snne t'tn4shyn The m.Eket atsynncsa ;ss
Nild rinseh NAc abnFH tho y! ~ ntres ~ sntMfu
The 1irltt>i lnnrxriE were tnsd tn ii!t ilEr hna
!hr strength III wlrat als.. trndsd - Mu:Ancn cnrt
Tic litter ,"*rssr, tG!nneM II ttroM1th Mltef aHn
FORMER te llHGe Z. h'Iti.st we're ht Mn1l1a - so i
NJ rr'l@rr. Huntntt* !nr reSepts were !ara1s IN nMt
i,,nt "na liz st,,,nn i,cMIaMd snrs,i 10 be ht,Dut
snun a. thc rurrHnt s,,f,pr af tha Itiwnr G.NHus
H.: sia;sS II; fssS:s nj;s e; Fiji; IL;
Wick. spot rnics were snportet Il aIii b, 81"
s:!d isi n tl.s: ,, ba a Tst.Ins' Il in; s 4,
mir !Ts n IL 1t ss;a Hi ~ II ~ y gn1nS:s raS T.! a 4, @ :;
IT. IT, IL 1st ~ Ea Ssy! fas s"a fsss =, I
s s%Si: sias!,,Ts ;; s;Ms IS;
Auuu.s At s Il.r aii ci,,si.s II M;.t!m nrccs. on
OATs-Wsrr astlso IN ti,o speculative .Harkos. vtt,.
r.:s,t,nr. xinisr Iesc!p': weie qu.anle ii $e. ND
iiH Mny "Itned 4. :s;kc ntivnNsed % w. ad A!,sr
sa,anias : class ,4uTx. jano r"i t.n I! :! tl.e
inr ri a1&. July III, anas aa7 Like. mi SAM
ii 1..,. III Gy s.tIit,l nj III ststc tnr ftiuc
Jic iur Nn Wits on track; - til ii ;;ic for ~.
, 1881-04-05
REAL ESTATE.


The following Instruments wero tlcd for re-
ord Monduy, April 1:
c11y ruorEnrx.
"s s1a .'ea assss Al II a9e tesSs tesnsns Il tie.'
Julius ,sHcIwts. d
'ss :'sss: ata i y 7 tcHIssso Sss' i.aaa eSna"s
,'i: ssitw1Issssgg! y. 1,!sr sgs v: l; II daica
e!;.s uss Esa ,s"s IL Il III SsssS* 5ySs G 8 J.
v;;$ $;;: S.iS SsisS il iii
rs fs Il LIN H. u ID ts%i'i s"n.'' iryia rlSs. ;s
YH M' IT. rs sv,s & {? sSs: s,sr MsSfp5 Y.
; + :;; $S; };$i S;$i j '
$;$S $%! ;:S;; $;;. S:;;!; H.
l.es Il: Il ii.iod I. Si;s: an :i0 IL :"
,ses sssrssx T. HIT sss noo;s s iii Il til
ESSssA; fs% ;; %$;s il tiisasFlss fass u
SSs salss & HIVE Il ;.a's '!'s syS u ;Ss a. .s
hSs Sats Il spSr Il .aS H. GEs e E;ss;a
lot 4 L, IsS! 4 9t thS "fs s:;; 5 !, sls,
lss Il, i. rar ~ = lid nsar tls a"yH,ss iSftto
cHt 5 a:sh ssa e s 5;sfi s"gs;s s ss vi
;: \ XII! ;;aGsS G:sS$ia i Ss!'Ss;
;; s;s$: i; ssij; ;i.j$s i ;Ss.ii s,Ji i;
1lsi % u. .sa1, s.,. III ii aivc; ,i.i; ats -
,tln,n !:nrlK 10 Sichnel tnHlr"ti. *
sS "y: s;sa 81 q sps1:'.i fs6,s q TX
1ncaj1, ~. VI ;;frsii!si;i Il, is &x6
II. tAtud April ti,arbarH tttuh I" T.. II. Sls- II,
stnt% Il. cr1i ni;v"i
= Ut lT!9I5I II, tlAted Murca II tl1atfto f. =,
ts;S SSSs t :. a'isiaaa sfset 81 III syS f tvd
AtnroG II il.ohNfl i Goor Ia lrhHrh i. lilxi T.
1lnynuh court. III TN ~ LYNN ~. u T. 4SxDlH
*. tlAtel April sSlllaNin IL. tunk to Eliza II.
Asi% It, iii Il 81 Witt Wasat3n, Dxtidi ~
t. tn,pItbvea. iAtut Apri! flantcH Mason to
Adelu Il. lllKANsl. u
RUUTlf or CRY LlNtTA WITHIN 4 Radios W kEYl
MlLEs UF THE CUutr- ELnuHE.
45xii1 g. aated MaTeh IL. Il Cherry u
waIaouH isno =; n Il 81 ISt & 4 I.
iaisd April Nv. II. stuvrna 10 William
slajis" IL, Il Fiii;::i;th II SYISti;,
u injury tinrr!pnisl. ...........:;...:... g.
''la'iT N'1Ia T. s.ea Slatsi, Is ts!ary Uksal tS
,n". nss's q ~ I'll i f:iy.;s, i:
: la!, dHtcd March Il trnl'le I" E'1Hsno X.
"s"S s H NJ sS!s 4 fs!!si ts /! Fssi@ FFss!S' a.
{y&ixN: 4 4, i ads|s.i March II tfiank Ii. bay1ssa
Ks.M.sI s,sfii soaf.. Il II ip;osiiiy:tisiia "
2i1,.l taut, dated Falh II u. H. and J. Grow IL
WHsa|sGs, H.s It .'y ~ ssts si I, ss. s'f&aw It. WHY'S
Euutfos Y, Caldwell ....,.,.,......s..s.u.s. I,
, 1881-04-05

6rtetal DIspateh to 7Hs Chtease Ttibans
DECATUR, ILL.,, April A.-1he will Of the late
Mrs. Henry rrather, sstcr OF or-Gov. OgIosoy,
who lutt an estalu valued ut eal0o0, has boon
nIcd III tho ouieo nt tho County Clerk. Bbn gave
ner ncphew Robert ox!cspy. q ,0oo in cash aud IL
brick stuFo building worth sl0,00O; also 900 10
y johns Episcopal Church; ElDo0 TO her
n!cse, stlss Oils n9lasby. and *aC0o to her
Eaf andncces,.dnughterso ok Mrs. J. H. VGnnEer-
fid., and Mrs. Drandall, OF Fort Wayuv, Ind.
, 1881-04-05

not much wanted. but tus;a!noi by ihS suppo.
rtoh TINT unn mnn Cor aet nj mcn1 h7A eot II all.
Lard uns tnu,a. and cnted MI ashs1Y. HIbs wnsa
heavy. tho rnw 1nts offered for ra1o having 10 bn
pressed uu the market III nrdcr 10 lind customers.
Tho mnrket nehr na,neHN hs cnn we'll TO I'm
nRnc'l. md Il ~ns slated thatA R'ud many parties
who uaIally 0pnrAto nSre or jesa havo decided to
btand hl',nf for the present.
MEaA rtlnK K-AdvMncch 6a7xc prs brI. felt bhck
74.~iDc nhd rlosei nbInt tho thu1o A. saturday
Mny ut tl5Kaij Htt{ tA1s) tris ro.tcr Lnnn n! tjtt
7S&. ~ hrin seIisr July nt 81 Hl< md ~ hrl.
tallUf Tho Ut e4E Tnn ig1D hrIH Atsy t1 brls
summer nuFk ut u: md ~ brls DO acliGr June ~
filth. Tho tnrket for rsxntnr c1nsth ht hnut tlhM
sritcr May ard tii;.Islt. .rliHr juno. the Aft
etn1nh ciIt May t!.rl ut tl:itiiI tl?.Vk 49,,
,lsAnit-Wna Htendy. btt ei0srd nM!nt 7t3c p6f Hsl
lbs bctnw the lnekt rrIcca nf saturday aafHs whra
trsrt4d ~ ~ les cash ct etHLtln1 ~! tc. .nllHt
sjr'i n t,S, tsl tca snlic, Mny NJ tI9@sa<*l,at, @
X .ln!y q t1,.;:n,Sl. rn,n ,lcii tc; The market
sri!ar tbr pnth, Asllcs May. and tinG
{tnAfaihhfH
MEA1E-shHrt ribs declined ;>sAloo nor IN ".
whil' sxpsft cuts wtsr,s gutod Rieady, tn6HRh nua
Haas mrfn reIgrtei " tcs suncs riex!rd shnuthars
At ftJ sAttib- nn1 clear. At tSIi 80 hoxns Nhyrt
clears nj gnvn if's t',rt ribs ~ q nnl!er
tl%Ht - aweut plrtlnd hama thenvJ}
nj inc: Dltts ttn ii bsl NJ kKe. flrns " leading
cuts 1T meats were "a tnlIDws mt O'r.ocx:
, 1881-04-05

Nil1ft Flhs. tnl1Gr May, tlOsed u EB4N1,T93 IlhK
crns. quoted at F'.' i,' Hnd f5,'s bnxrlt cumhcI-
In1h+ yA@'4c bnsrd: thna cMt hams. st4s4o awnet.
pckiGt hams quuted nj NJ s4{c fur lvHlb sTefn4ei
KrIhn hAns si!tlu nvGtnlr. EtsAc.
l1ncoM quthcd NJ 5attAtfc faF a.ouiders HAA4o lnF
short ribs = ifsc {r short c1enr8. 10el0fc for hams.
M FnHynsp ut md HNekeh
UEEF-Wn* ItIINL n. &I1Hf411Rt fnr tness. $l0+TaA
lt.W tur rex tn MESS. and &aLptaalD for hams.
, 1881-04-05
COMMERCIAL.

The following wcFo the receipts md shipments
nf tho Leading articles VI produce III this city
during tho ftrty.etght hours cnl!nK VI n'Gts,ck
Mu1l,lay nornlng una for tho corresponding
tnlu a your nutl;
, 1881-04-05
LIVE STOCK.


CATTl.E-tkecclved during sunday and Monday
&ND ran.o timu liant week. Aaai tout last week. "a
~ mud 4<1 Calyesi shipped list week. 13r6Si Tho d..
s1nr1d nut 1ltta utpsnt an tho t0atna days
Of last weak but II Runcict{ active 10 anablo
sanrn clrAs tho yarls af t1a pfolty full surpIy
tnto That thry enabled ~ do without aubnlil-
Tins IN any lmpnrtnnt dnrton though tho Inaraet
~ for medium Rrafcs}. which, ~ita II Modorna In.
cruase In tho rursnts for Tuesday. 1anh vary likely
uasc!ur into \ rrnnpuncad decline. Favorable tr-
sfrtx from. New taTk materially asaisted 10 aualan
yeatnnIayn n,aFkal hut ~ tho eastward movement
Ut stock dnnx the past fsw days has begn more than
ordinarily liberal MI eas'y rsacnn there 10 a1,ohk
ns Ill., s .,s 'n.y .sa Of 's saoe: e.;
asass.. bst liz peIssin,Ass,. eI ,nistins sna
f9t. cRs as. Wo4 n aa e
xs:k hs sar.9 i!! 3t q" nni,. Ta'S 4 y. .
s an ,Es 90 1ss 4
e..s1s:pS"aaf s msSiA Il III VI: EI;S II 2: il;
ftss's rS sat9ls Va: vaaa T. 2. seo autoass ~
dead nuat lnlpnEtvd for Tho Aa!gs t!nn WIS EaAsa.
@ s;s s i! !s II sss III I'll s: H.! Fss
'%~''' QUOTATIONS:
Extra lteevoa-sacFs veshlns l.so loa and ..,,u
si.sI.. wuishtea l;l 10 i. lbs. ......... aaAaa1s
I'll" t.,a III Eli q RH il. bo4sba
,,a's.ts !'x u 1 ssaaSa :iasis III.
eoAnon i, clof;a ~ sS"s M lot uty saashtSr ,..a,
sto. tatitu- rAlus, weighing e1to VIZ, ~
1aiotp 1S -. ilS Iii; @ Sas:, sits!: s!as
.ss & ts..s8 .s
, 1881-04-05

HOG PN0nuUC5-Wet~ dull aud lssa2ular. There
was ltltu ch4ngs In the tue VI 3utuisa aIvcHa "
tIu local hux maEkvt ual fvM out.lds ofdass. Pork
, 1881-04-05

bE+ ANnkNN pnll0tbht NtNHh ithpa's hh's WIZ
uwllnr vt tho oatnnul mills, was fntcrso9ilteEl
ycstarday oil EhanEe IN rcHnrd u tho cxI'nrt of
thnt Nrtclo, lie sAd that the Mills Of the Wust
ground nk,ullt ii, ,013lk4 hi lust crop ycnr, nDst
vi wltuh wilsvxpurtch to Europe. Thta yonr tho
quantity Rrlnlnh for export will not cxcrol
:.,0u0,HN tu 300J,0oJ bla. Tho rcason IL TINT
II btg prpp Of oats wis harvested In 6cot-
land u,lu England Inst yrar, mud, thtt
bcIng tho case, competition frnhl this
side IL searely possible. Tho Old Country oats
Will often weigh Is lbs 10 tho .nuasuro.l hnshci,
and will, OF cOurae, make u Kruat duul tnurn
meal from tue aAino bulk than ours will " j:
lbs. llc tuGs mol SEQ Anv ronsnn TO look fdr RIs
Improvement ~ this respcst hofnrU nutuMu, II
then. Thcre ara plenty nf thoni IN stock IN hts
sceton mostly sola for May delivery. We nntv
TINT tho ilowa frnui Nav York Is ~ tho ttfcct
lha. tar4o s;.lcs OF May oats wore madu In thut
city l4at Saturday.
j. II. liurripk l. Co. report tho export demand
fur wheMl In Now York to bn tully vtiuat tu tho
supply, though the minority Ut exporters claim
TINT PRICES aru too high ~ permit shipment.
Tho .utsdtsslppi |ltIku Luml:rHan Ani .MtLH-
}lriM.rr, speaking nf tho Mtuht4un iumour arou
Ut this winter. yaya:
4ss sh.t al fs III y
III sh$' fis!seavs Hs 9 @ ,sss.y
s's Se Aaa a'!sstea "s sss sasas i, sIv
3HlLA4EkDH, IEa ktHETN1 OF tA0 l4tk AiI1I! 10 lht
trUnGv aud pFncl1c.iy eMtt4 ihe Mnrk. The ecu;
t1nI art II tic statu on tim hir 'iLysos wprt VIII
tsriss ias;sa.sl aat vi" ". asa ny.; =;
t~t luIt MMa Remained titni Vt latrst aJstHh.
The wcst shotu hn. atsu s1t N ~ or nitra
Wirh tha chef !uMbsr.a stsn, VT ss ~ 81, 90
IYX caIAoity 1T ths river niid bu'his Hs. raAuhch
than, and II lots lys cut han III isal they catl-
~. svutIon t.p5 ~ oxEsf.@ @ fs"n 1t"X :. much M M
MpND.nSu region turns out sv"ry l1tH6 ert.p. Tho
cal NJ the latter aIrert!s aAu4iuAl 1lo tu!nx e..
building a,l!t, md snpa!rina s aiding ,aehinStS t.
s.'InG hundreds ut mtIlhn fcet nuIo lAIlbrr IL IN
,cut out u Mtchaan than IN Is*L = iha ,lsrssnt
n"TS tGan sIsorD u thr e1Yess ID aiIchtssll. suy
Dtln9 " the capacity Vt lilo WGtt t4 take tAfV pE
Thu surplus luMbsr
, 1881-04-05


Catlna HDuli!urss.., 4.lH SUrthwent.,,,,.,,,l l7Mn
t1psul,vhkA UhlD. l,AJ Suw JuCpuy Central IltfaD
H. IT, WGAtGFl.... tt,au New fUrk Epn{Ta1,, Atalt
NunMnEu lfulnnH. LINZ h,.rtlef Iuutte,. -, liul
llun. ltu Grtlat.. B,Nh lhln Il hl!ssl,sipp.. LIN
jianniIai Ii ill.,, 5u,isTtis sIxtI ,...... li.ns
1rt.t, MWlntnn. i1JulE1tuaa +,.,...,,,,,. IA1
!ElHuis GunLrGa .uU ltark Iylntll 400
kalrns \ Tuxnss... GAN!ht. punl,..,.....,... A.HN
ilHMlsSlY T. Nnah.,. I2HIv1Hs A'aalnn, ?tAn
k!anlhttnn tlasalot a9H Wabash rxu!lio.... AZ,
MIR. u Tin. lat prof. auu
Money. 400. Primo mercantile papor, 500.
Sterling exehanyc, sixty duys. BtcAly at 4Sl;
dpntanu, 4&tts.
u0vruSAENvn,
NJ: Il: fsa s:'s ii .: 1t
huSIls.
!nuslans..... ...... Virginia dsfcrred ....lIsK
hllt.uufl l.,,.s...-+.*.lla ~ y
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The Telegraph Monopoly.

Montreal, s. Information was re-
ceiyed late last night that deputation
of the Montreal Telegraph Company
now there, composed of Hon. j. Abbott
and Andrew Allen, have arranged pre-
liminaries with the Western Union.
which CONTROLS the Dominion Teleprsrh
Company, for an amalgamation Of the
two. thus forming another gigantic mo.
nopoly. The plan is to form new com
pany that will leass the two lines fer
ever, the Western Union guaranteeing
s per cent. to the Montreal and 6. to the
Dominion the Western Union to get
half of all earnings above these percent
ages, and the other moiety to go to the
new company. The dodge is adopted to
svade the act of Parliament passed to
prevent the amalgsmation Of these com
panies. Meetings of shareholders of
local companies will be called at once to
ratify. This new piece of work BY jaw
Gould will cause terrible outcry in
Canada when made known on Monday.
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q A.
1T is TRULY WONDERFUL

To see what Improvement now exist
as compared with railway travel
only a few years ago. To become
convinced of this, one has only to
select for his route East, the popular
and well known
CHICAGO s. NORTHWESTERN R'Y.
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at
Council Bluffs, where stands the G..
& NV. Palace Train, composed Of
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars, etc.,
ready to convey its passengers
through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago. Gliding smoothly along
over the supe rb track of steel rail
through thrivi ng cities and villages,
comfortably sea ted in this train, one
scarcely discover the high rate of
speed which he is riding. Trains of
this road are always on time, con-
nections sure, and passengers seek.
ing pleasure, com fort, safety and
easy in travelling, will find the
an ORTIZ Western" in excess of their
expectations, and the greatest of all
routes to Chicago and the East. In.
sist upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets ola this Road all agents sell
them. Examine your Tickets and re-
fuse to buy if they do not read over
this Road. If you wish the Best
Travelling Accommodations, you
will buy your Tickets by this Route,
AND WILL TAKE NO
OTHER. ..5-..t
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Fatalities ana Catas.rophies.,

! jersey City, n. j., 5.-Four children
were killed the past week by falling from
windows.
+ CedGr Rapids, Iowa, 5.-The worst
fAilread accident which ever occurred in
Ia this vicinity, took place on the Chi
cago and Northwestern about 2 o'clock
this morning, four miles west Of this city.
Two heavily ladened freight trains coll
liding and plunging into one indescribable
mass, over thirty freight cars laden With
lumber, agricultural implements, corn and
fat hogs, the wreck piling up higher than
the telegraph poles. Engineer Ander-
son and Fireman Matthews, of the east
bound train, we're caught on the wreck
IS they attempted to leave their engine,
Anderson receiying, g broken leg and
broken collar bone, and Matthews being
badly scslded about the face. The en-
gineer and fireman Of the westbound
train jumped and saved Themselves. The
head brSkemen of each train, whose
names could not be learned, were killed,
One body was found crushed under one
Of the tenders, while the other has not
been reached at this hour. Wreckine
trains are working at both ends of the
wreck and will have the line clear before
morning. The responsi bility rests with
the night operator of this city. Il
London. 6.-The ship Victor1a, from
Amsterdam, Janusry 10th, for San Fran
cisco, has been totally lost In Che Pacific.
The crew has been landed at Aontevideo.
The steamer Gte1atogdn was burned at
sea. The crew and passengers were
landed in Brazil.
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Garfield getting 1t.

New York, 6.-Herdld's Washington:
The Capital, organ of the star route ring.
bitterly sssails the PRESIDENT in its lead
ing editorial to-day, and in conclusion.
the article discussing the appointment Of
a.. II. Gibson, one Of the speciAl agents.
whose appointment the President affirmed
says: Surely, Mr.. President, there must
be some mistake sbout this, but if there
il q mistake it ia 8 dreadful one-s mis-
take that will haunt you to your dying
day, and and damn your memory long
after you are dead, as the only President
of the United States who ever voluntarily
certified to the honor, integrity and trust
worthiuess of a man VINO for nine years
had steadily branded him ''b:ibetaker,"
s-thief, "'' lIar,n '.perurer" and 'subor-
ner Of perjury and forgery"
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Az American mind.Reader

q London, 4-W> Irving Bi.hop, an
American thought-reader, is causing
some sensation in private circles in Lon
don. Scientific men are completely at a
loss to account for the phenomena. Last
night be gave q private entertainment at
which the Prince Of Wales, Lady Mande-
vile, the Earl of Donough More, Edwin
Booth, irving, Mrs. Langtry, Whistler,
Oscar Wilde, and many other we'll
prince expressed himself much astonished
and grstided. Bishop, who is now the
sensation of the hour, proposes
to. read EYsrts' thoughts for moth
ing, at Lsngham, where the ex-
secretary arrived from Paris yesterday.
Great curiosity is felt as to the result of
his daring experiment. t
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KaIIOch in Maine.

Rockland, Me-, 5.-Rev. I. S. Kalloch
preached in the church where he deliv-
cred his first sermon In 1854, and had 8
large audience. The sermon was in great
part photographed. He said great
deal of money had been spent 70 make
him out criminal. There had bsen
more crimes imputed to him than per-
haps TO any man in the country. yet he
thanked God that no court of justice of
ecclesiastical council had any record
againet him he denied that he was g
politician, but said he was clergyman,
pure and simple He alluded to his cleo
ZION to the msyorslty as the result of a
popular movement in which his eongre-
cation participated. He took occasion to
state bis views on the Chinese question.
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On Track Again.

New York, 6.-Although the Morev
letter has passed from the public mind i
IS fact government law officers in
New York have been very busy for some
time in following the elew they have OBJ
tanned. 1t is known that they have met
with signal success, and fully EXPECT to
be able at an early day to fix the con
spirscy and forgery upon the real authors
Of the crime.