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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-29
L,oR CITY ATTORNEY.

Mr.. Editor:
Please announce me as acandldat Tor re-. lcctoh
10 the office OF Guy Attorney At the ensuing cry
election. Moo respectfully. o,,,,..,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-29

A COOKING STOVE for sale with two iron pots.
a t"o bake pans and two griddles win be sold
Tor ten dollsrs. ApplyA Bulletin office
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

daVeyf"SmoNh IL SoEbdyoi iS0i bnifaeu rayab
iSrfion. q"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-29

MOUNTED vanished, and paper maps of
Cairo for sale, at The BULLETIN Office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-29

Notices in this column Ave cents per line, each
Insertion For one month"; 50 cents per line.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-29

WANTED -Bycrb' dy TO have money and
', have their furniture repaired and yoiulshed
6y D. r King, shop opposite court house or.
aets oy mail or at the chop will have prompt atten.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-29

FOR RENT Roons, furnished OF uniurni-Led
with or without board. at reasonable rates
Apply at Bulletin building.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-29
JNoR CLERK

Mr. Editor.
At the earnest solicitation Of many citizens ire
specliyc Of color or politics, have consented TO
become n candidate for the once OF City Clerk,
and respectfully ask the active aud willing support
Of ali who are favorable my candidacy
JNO. j. BIRD.
Cairo, Ill.,, March 10Th, iSSl
Having been solicited by anumber Of my frle de-
all over The city to become candidate for city cle
in the coming city election, hereby in compll
ancc with the wishes thus expressed announce
myself asa candidate for that office, and hope that
all my friends will stand by me.
JOHN LALLY
We are a ,horized 10 announce Nj JOHN
=. WI LKERSON Ms q cadidate for City Clerk in
the April election.
We are authorized 10 annOuco Mr. LEANDER
AXLRY NJ a candidate for City Clerk IN the cleo
ton TO he held next month
Editor Bulletin:
Please announce that am a candidate for re-
election to the office Of City Clerk at the ensuing
city election. D.. j. FOLEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-27
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.


prsr,ro or rs .'.,,f,,. t.D Fal,.I.. Sov. g. 1881
SEALED PROPOSALS. Wlu b, r. ''iNrd a. ~, once
until Twelve oc Ock Iu, W,inrei ty, December 3,
ISL, Tor supple, needed b, THIS HurcAu dGIl"y
Ia. =. 4 month. from January / ~ Jun" 3d. l0~- ~
a'tiS.. i'm mo following ,lt,,r,: Dry t".ors oils.
Cbsmirais Iyrograp hlc luE Textiles iapcr b. aiIs Ni
t,a,, D.yiils l,foc.fs' -uullr. ttr and IWlur Iff
wlrr blank steel Plates and Rolls, Ca, al steam mum.
ru I Er4. CAsturs Lumber. Horse iced. lcr 'a HnI
Wo lnk forms or prbpo articles Of guy cl1, win
Information q qualities, quantities. and c"Ld"As W." DC
mn. shed on aupl Ct.lpu O. the undersigned.
up,,as cach itTu viii br cp.t irrcl separately ann
urc rucr r,,n 20 articles OF domestic production OF manu-
ia,turr Coud uAs NJ price AMI quIu'y being rtuh.
Asst nHi cuny6n 'nt 10 st1r large annPy F' tnD
Bu-ln orders oh tur accepted biIIr wi ur made from limo
10 I'm. actual need mas Doe urtpr - 4nn o. % fuIo
f,au urlrtl'.a f.d u 'Nr cIUlu~
Pavmtus De- made 900 the ordinary course 81" business
wi lin ten days rrDc % and approval ~ tHF goods
TluHe du.iug blanks anG ulur nation Hu7t Hlttlb on
which class Of articles thry are quhnld oPsI 49, - '
made Only established nauuIt tuners 81 or dealers
in the ARTICLES ,,,,....
reserved. 90. 49, liti.'l,
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Brooalnn propertp for Sale an> 90 Get

A HALF BLOCK go LOTS in Brooklyn, near
~ horse cars TO all the ferries will be sold for $6OJO easy
terms. RULAND d WHITING. l2lNas,au-sG
FENO LET-Three Story Brown stone 20Xl5 ;
4 300 Cartonave near Prospect Park. Rent 500.
rutland & WHITING, III Nasan-st-
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Gountrp propertp manteo.

country seat or land wanted.
"A real value about $1,000 exchange FOR BrooklyI
Heghts dwelling and full LOT ferries and bridge Adj
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G5ralc5 nn0 TENDERS.

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL 49, RECEIVED ~ THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, NO. l,-5N IrDddEay CORNER Thirty
hr.,--, 9Os Wcst Twenty -lrl.t.. conner IghtllIye.
No a.. East FuartreuHt corner juloH-sIuar 700 ihlui
ave. ojfurr Fortygrgrnt..L: 90 tho HARLEM OFFICES
nos. UJl and .,}Jt Irl-iv'., CORNER ON huIlrc44ll
twenty ilth--i. up - D. IA, afro ;Il ~ pltH r,ttr
s. CONOYER s. CO., Designers and Manu-
y ilctlrrrg OF ARTISTIC CRATES AND FENDhHS
iIIti.PLACl., in Brass. Bronze, steel aud lIiH
AntI.Jlt Flr3 55sL Goa! NuiL Bl1Ert usit - "a
Elo~tut t.-urtuslt %! tfIsIL Decorated lur' Fr
hearhs it.l:s Ar3It,5tf designs cxrcuinl or tA
ClusiyCdcsgi- m-I4IcL Low estimates 10 alcu'cJ' AM
builders, WdItropuIA 80. Cos Ctii-,-
WARNING AND YENTILATlON.-Our Air
w Warming Crates ht any ml1tei kc'p hro, conuni;
ou-lv. ma ngiu an rIu temperature thrbughor Nht 7oi
counefiug rooms Be-. thing yot male for French tatA
Circulars. OPEE sTOVL VENrlLATING CO., 1S BocA'
man, " y.
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GeIp uanleo.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW.
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT IliE
UPTOWN oFIIC rs, No. l.2;'s Broadway corner ThIty
hietat, 3Os West Twenty thri-st.. corner Eghthhe,
no 90 Fourteenth corner Unionsguare, It0 Ihe
ave, Forty-scveBth st.; at the HARLEM otfItES
Nos OOl ard $500 IhTlaye, corner one hundIod sho'
iwenty.lfth.sL, up TO y. 81 sul2r Orice rates
EVANTED.-A person OF gcntlemanly adj
w dress who well recommended, Ia assist our
ing Dccembcr In the rcaptron Of customers a.
nrsCa,s retail establishment In this Address giving
references. b. a. c. Tribune Uptown once LBS BroadWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-27
legal Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the
~ authority and droco Of the supreme Court tnat
be tho stockholders Of the late Brewer
and Masters Company Of New YORK 81 their eEh
cont Of the value o the stock OF
said company 10 share In proportion o Tho anoh
in Of December between
Inc hours In the forenoon and o'clock in INC
afternoon that das, the oihcc Of the Receiver NO loo
broadway. Room :, ~ the city Of Ncw-IorN
(-ignr,D PETER AMEkMAN,
Receiver Of Brewers and Matstors' Insurance COMFY
Dated New York, Nov. -, 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-27

PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
A.-Al kndsof gool conpet3nt female servants German
md yrls city c)Intr1 also N NO hap9
colcred ssrylnts the largo, ode5taDht19i PtJFES
lOfh-SE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-27

ORANGE, n. J.-H0USES and COUNTRY
SEATS teiet aait9r sls flra,3ls1 All untIrllsleL
5LASAn El-L& 5silrh ODD main station. 0rl1ge y. j.
ITO LEI In Old Lyme, Conn, for use now
OF next SPRING two very tasteful counOliOus cottages
VII nirhaees one Iaiy furnished. partly not az
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Coparinersbip Notices.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RE ElNED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. LBS Broadway corner thirty,
hiss 3s West Twenty hird-sL, 9Th ave-, No w
East F0urtceutlst.. corner unonHguIre 76D ThlrdaFe
FOrtysoycuthst.; o. the HARLEM OFFICES, Nos.
Lon ana 1890 Third ave, twenty
hith-st. up t0 y. Ill, Al regular 0hco rates
Dos and $50 Wo,t 3ilhsL,
NEW- NOEH, Nov. 10, 1851 J.
THE FIRM Of THOMAS q co. has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent Huth
THOMAS. WILLIAM ]. MATTHEW'S, WILLIAM Nc
PAUL, GEORGE u. Seldom.
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Citn ilropertn 90 Eet.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED It'll
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. ,28S Broadway, corner Lhlry-
frst-s sos West Twenty thirdst corner Elghth.aye;
No ~ Fast Fourteenth.st corner Unionsqu 200 Third
ave- corner Forty -seventh-st; a. tho HARLEM OFfiCh
Nos Dol and 1906 Thir1-ave CORNER Observation-Disclosures
twenty -hfth-st. up 10 p IN. at regular ohoo rates
NIGHT ROOMS, including basement, to let,
II partly urnshed for housekeeping in private hcase up
tOwu near Madison WOulG5Doafd rent AddresS
BOYLSTON, Tribune Uptown ofce, l,29S broadway:
CTABLE (or part) TO-LET.-Eight stalls;
y carriage room for establishments; coachmans
rooms 500 month till May. II West 44th.st
fENO LET.-A furnished house, between Madl-
1 son ANA Park.aves; but private family need
apply. Call at 40 East 69th-st., y. Y.
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Goo laie for classification.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR ILE MN
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL bE EECElNE rnor 81 rh dtE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. LIS Broah"hy' oIIo.bh 80
hrasL, a05 West Twenty .thrdst corner i1 -n riI
No. J3 East Fourtecnh-si., corner UnioAs91a aEIiGG
Pprty-5eventhstj NJ tho HAHLf'M VI
Nos. lO0l AMI $500 Thri.ayc., corner one
twenty ATHEIST, mp % D. m, nj ~ tuir 0lc2 Io,
A THIRD FLOOR. with private bathroom
y breakfast served in room II desired No 20 East
2Oth.st.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, Win YIN
2Id.st.
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A FINE New 23-foOt House, No. 299 Lex
n inqton ave lust completed by Charles Buck d Co..
Arcbifecfs No G8 4lst-st successors 70 Duggn q
Cross1nan send desc rptiye pamphlet House open
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Gin Real Gstale for Sale.

NO. | EAST 63D-ST.-FOR SALE, that
"A, extra four-stOry extension dividing; four
s. i'm select cabinet work. elevator ~ has no
superior as location construction ana art scientific PiD
Ing throughout immediate posseSsOn doors open O"Nhi
No -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-27
Glusital Instruments.

A BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the " MOhAK, !,
"A. New style No 1900. - stops 10 fun sets Go'eh
Tongue Reeds, solid walnut highly p9uahsd case utic
valuable improvements Just added. stool, npoA' h. ~
Ioyd and delivered On board re-, price only sNt u
iar- Satisfaction guaranteed IN every ~
refunded after years livery Ono 9o'
another. II i standing advrts,meht , Otr ts COM
saved by cOTrh OnGoncc Ny new lhtt"1
lrfcd capacity 600 ms rumCn4 every ~ Gays vriy s
labor saving wood working machinery: Vast clpal r
mo 10 manufacture better goods Tor less money 'h' o'o
Address or call upon A.. ~ re~sev
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4 DIV EII INEMEN > TUh III NAY
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
TPTOWN OFFICES No. l,23S Broadway, corner Thirty
frstst sos West Twenty -hirdst corner Eightnaye O..
No 81. East Foureenthst UniOnsquare 200 Third
ave corner Fory.seyenth-st; at tho HARLEM OFFICES
Nos COL ana 800 Thirdave corner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tverty.nth.s IN to p. IN, at sllar once rates
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foIioan @oo6s.

4 advertisement FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. 1888 Broadway COrner IhlftJ-
frstai %0s West twenty -tird..., corner Eglltiaye
No ~ East FOI enths, corner Ini0nsquarr, 700 IAifI
ave- corner Fgrty-s-vcniast 90 tho HARLEM OffiCES
NOS 1901 ani 23)4 rhrlaYN. cnrnor Onehunircdahl'
twonty.hfths. up u .. M 10 r. ;nlir oiir9 rates
PAMPHLETS, descriptive articles. &c. Tor
dealers In ne holiday goods prepared by genllellh %
experience. IL a. II, Tribune Uptown Once iI@So bl0F
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY a.
Gitnntinns manteo--females.

A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
goe conpss93t female o sssyA1fs GS 91
SGqTs9 f95yn9 au A. Ic s ( toar9 a555
lOth-st -------
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AZ i TIE
S ETI2" Sos 9f Vest TNSa jans IghyS
no. " East Fourteenhst corner CToRe9qaT FFTc lS
Nos. Loo and 300 rhrl3ye SoraeF - r,5,
twenty.lfth-st NJ 70 D. m, az r'g1lf 0 400 l'y5e.
A LADY offers her services for moderate
" conversation capable o: taxing charge o. house ana
children or AZ companion Invalid understands nursing -
CITY rcfer,nce Address call at lS9 East 25s between
and .. ---
CHAMBERMAID.-By a competent y 6nH I;
woman AZ cbambermad or waiting; can sew by hal OF
machine years city reference Address No. -o '''
UANBFRWORK. HOUSEWORK, WATT
u ING or NURSES Ec-By American and pr i pptW
girls or city apd country 4 mSiSf3I wag Above l0tIs
COVPNYTOY.-A Young English lady offers
her services as companion Invalid iady would
tve or as soycrnes Dung chden best city reference
COOK. WASH, IRON.-By German help, Tor Tor
HOME BUREXG' ia8 Cthave. fourth house above lOtst
nOUSEWORK.-By a woman, to 20 out by by
ironer IN? 2i i;5i East 2sth,st, top floor.
TJOTSEKEEPER-B middle-aged Amcri-
lady in gentema1's family or hg.ei IoiYsE
&R aaISaioIp anu o Rox S' las MonteaiT \
Z AT1NDRESS.-By lirst-ClasS laundreSs VINO
Thoroughly understands her business wages So Isl
CITY references Address LAUNDRESS, Box o. lIlDuio
Uptown ofce, 1925 broadway.
I AUNDRESS.-By respectable cQlorcd
To1orc TSaT ta II at I p5' III west ahst 81
I ITNDRESS.-Bv a respectable colored
A. woman family or gcnliemens washing pf,co' mo''i
at5 address ALICE CARVER ll2"est 2otl-SL
NEW EPISCOPAL Cooperative Union ana
servants for All Ioln'tig
purposes furnished TO private families ana schooA 10
uthavG
NTURSE.-A Protestant widow wishes the care
~ of one children at her home where more are no
other children. Mrs. REiLEY. 1926 Wesi -Gtltst
NURSE.-Bv a respectable Girl rs nurse,
~ chanbermad seamstress best city references 40
3d.ave
NTURSE.-By a young girl as nurse, or do
~ clambcrwork. 200 West 81 stst, top tioori front
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By North
~ German Protestant 20 wait or two grown ch;
drcn or wait speaks FTonch and Fngsb can 90 al
kinds Of family sewing; city references 200 East -2'h
TEO TAKE entire charge OF two children
speaks fuenty French, German aud English Address
L. A., 2S6 Clermontaye., brooklyn
.XVASHING.-A respectable woman wishes
w ladies' gents washing at her nome AuuioSS
Mrs. BAILEY. il9 East loth-st
WASHING, &c.-By respectable woman
w 20 out by the day. washing and ironing or mousse
cleaning; washing done at homes references 100 East
59th ST.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09
A Sons for 4 Kiss.

Will S. Hays, of Louisville, has made
small fortune by writing songs.
Among his popular compositions are
"Mollie Darling, +" "Norah O'Neal," and
"Evangeline." But he got no money
from the latter, though il gave him Il
start in business. 'Just before the
war" he says, 81 wps with some young
visitors up in Oldham county, KY.
Among them was a beautiful girl who
resembled the ideal pictures oil Long
fellows 'Evangelinc' 81 closely that |
called her by that name. We danced
at an outdoor frolic one evening, and
soon discovered that four Of us could
sing together. We tried popular quar-
tets, and got along so well that we be-
came enthusiastic. About two o'clock
in the morning We started to walk home.
The night was as bright as day, with
the full moon hanging in the sky, and
as we walked we sang. We sat down
in a nook to rest, and 'Evangeline' be-
gan to suggest other songs TO sing. 1ll
write you song said /, if you'll
promise to sing it before we go home.
This was agreed to. On the opposite
side Of the road was white plank
fence Where we were sitting party
| of negroes had been roasting ears of
corn, and the charred sticks lay all
around. With them ] wrote the first
verse Of the song on the top plank Of
the fence, and the notes for four voices
on the four planks beneath. Then we
stood off and sang it. The girls were
delighted, and insisted on having a
chorus, so / wrote the chorus on the
planks. Well, we sang it over and over,
and went home singing it. Next morn
ing fEvangeline' came down stairs hum
ming the air, and asked me to write il
out and finish it. / told her | couldn't
do it, but she might go down and copy
it off the fence. She took an umbrella
and a sheet of paper, and soon came
back with words and music. Then she
insisted on having another verse; so
wrote another verse, on condition that
/ was to have kiss for it, and she to
have the music" HAYS sent the com.
position to various music publishers
but couldn't sell it, and it was at length
made public by the voice Of Campbell
the negro minstrel. Three hundred
thousand copies have been sold, but the
kiss was the only pay the author haf
received.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09
GENERAL NOTES.

THE steamer Mas brought 10 New York
$ll4.000 in Russian gold.
The four chief hop-raising counties of
New York report that nearly an average
crop will be harvested.
THE Mutual Union Telegraph company
will commence business in October with
$4,000 miles of wire.
AN ice famine prevails in New Orleans,
where customers can obtain only one
fourth the usual supply.
DIVIDENDS of II per cent. have been de-
claled by the Union Paciic road, and OF
y per cent. BY the Illinois Central.
MAHoSE has secured the removal of
Geo. NJ. Arnold. the mulatto postal route
agent in Virgins, for attempts 10 manip-
ulate the republican party. Wilson. q
colored revenue official, expects 10 he
forced to walk the plank.
The bark Western Sea has returned to
Boston with the cargo which Fuller ard
his accomplices attempted 70 steal.
The hurricane on the coast of South
Carolina caused loss of forty negroes al
Port Royal ferry.
SENATOR Ben HILL is again troubled
with cancer on the tongue, and has started
! for Philsdelphia TO consult his physicians
HANIAN is giving exhibitions on Creve
C9ur lake, nesr 81 Louis. and is likely tc
select that course for his match with Ross
A YOUNG man named Rector obtained s
verdict st Lewistown. ILL.,, of Sl4.00
against the Wabash road, for having been
forcibly elected from train.
w. +. DALRYMPLE, the wheat king, say.
| the WELD in Dakota will average fully
eighteen bushels per acre. He and his
brother have 5000 acres to harvest.
On the 50th ballot, the republicans o.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09
4 nrummer's Call Upon Mr.. Lincoln

DR. Hugh +. Roden is the posseSsor
Of the following original document from
President Lincoln:
ExgerrIvE MANSION, October H.. 1851.
Whom Il Nay Concern:
The bearer Of this. Hugh Roden says he is 4
drummer in the Seventh Regiment New Jersey
Volunteers and wishes Ia be transferred 10 the
Second Regiment New jersey Y Volunteers, to be
with his brother who is in the latter regiment. II
it will not iniurously affect the service, shall bc
glad fer him 10 hc obliged. A. LINCotS.
Roden was then Il lad of less than
sixteen years of age. He wanted to
make the change, and 4 friend advised
him 10 60 to the president. He ac-
cordingly went to the white house, and
WAS dressed i'll Il coat too large for him,
which came down 10 his heels, and
bore under his arm bundle contain
ing pair of old shoes. Roden was
ushered into the room, and when his
turn came Mr.. Lincoln received him
with that peculiar atlahility which char
actcrized his every action. On learn
ing that Rodcn came from Newark,
Mr.. Lincoln said he well remembered
that city, having passed through Il,
and was particularly struck with the
many pretty girls he saw He ut once
sat down and wrote the letter. Roden's
visit to the white house compelled him
to ovcrstay his time, and he was put
into the guard house, but was released
So soon rs the facts were asccrtained.
Col Revere sent for him, and the Sc
quel was that, though lie was not trans
ferred, he received thereafter better
treatment than before, and was regard
cd by his companions Us one who had
received an cnviahlc attention
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09
Chicago Market.

CHcAso, Sept. . Flour Quiet and firm
Wheat nsettled; fuetuating very heavy and
rapidly. No. red winter, 1.3l; No. 2 Chicago
spring, 1.2lQI.23 for seller cash; l.269sa
1861 for seller October; I.2Sss QI.2S4 for
seller Novenber l.2974 for seller December
l2l for seller the year; sales for October are as
follow 1869, l.27a, I.27, 1.27h, 1861
l27%, l.25so, 1863 l.26's, 1865, 1865
1855 sales, l.l9a.1.23Is for seller September;
l.27s1a1.299a for seller November; l.2Sal.3Oll
for seller December, No. ; Chicago spring l.16;
rejected S0a9O. Corn Unsettled and gener-
ally lower; ~ for seller cash; 63aaa637s for sell
Ter October; 6i7s for seller November Gl7s
for seller year; rejected, 5sa4. Oats -Uuset-
tled generally higher; 81 for seller cash. ;64 for
seller September; 3S5a for seller October, S99S
for seller November 3624 for seller the year
Hye-Tteady and unchanged. Barley Steady
and unchanged. Flax Seed-Fairly active and
a shade higher; l33al.54 for seller cash, I.33la
for seller September; l.}3 for seler October
Pork-Fairiy active and shade higher; lS.OOa
1905 for seller cash; IL 95alS 90 for seller Sep
tsmbcr; 1928 for seller October IS.l0alS IS for
seller November; Is.S0alS.S5 for seller the year.
Lard--Strong and higher; ll.65 for seller cash;
ll.4Ii. for seller September; ll.621a a lI.6j for
seller October; lI.75aIl 80 for seller December;
ll.47L. for seller the year The "Drover's jour
nal" reports: Hogs-Reeeipts, 10000; ship
ments, 5000; generally steady and unchanged;
mixed packing, 5.9oG6.3O; light, 6.30a6.7O;
choice heavy, 6.5oa6.75; culls and grasscrs,
l.5oo6 10; quality good; packers buy freely. Ca;-
tie Receipts. $500, shipments, 5000; good, ac-
tive and strong, exports 6.2oa6.75; ten cars at
6,5oa6,75; good to choice shipping, 5.6oa6.OO;
common 10 fair, 40Oa5.l5; native butchers,
,. .2ja395; st1ekers and feeders. 2.9Oa5.75. Tex
ans 3.0oal.25; halt-breeis and natives GOA
Gn