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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-28

THIS report is from the editor of the Mil
ford Square, Pa, Bucks Co., Patriot: st.
Jacobs Oil sells like hot cakes here. Mr..
Chas. Huber, living near Spinnertown, suf-
fered with rheumatism for long time and
nothing would cure him, until he used St.
Jacobs Oil. After three applications not a
trace ofrheumatism was left. l could re-
port dozens of similar cases.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-28
(llticu1;a
Blood Poisoning, Scr0fulOus Ulcers and
Itching Hnm0rs, Assesses and
Glandular Swellings.
POISONING Mr. NJ. Albert sst,l Kings

troubled with bad hnmor on hands and neck,
Fould break out. crack open, and the skin sepa-
from the flesh In large pieces, suffering great
ptinual itching and singing. Purchased your
nediss; used Cuticura Resolyent internally, and
ticura and Cuticnra Soap externally, and IN less
IN three months effected complete cure, and has
u boen troubled since. Corroborated BY Bullard
Foster, Druggists. Kesne, N. IL.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-28

you can Behold the Electric Light across
the Street. There is n Lamp-Post. Per-
haps the Lamp-Post would Fall II 1t
Were not For the Man. AT any Rate,
the Man would Fall fit Were not for
the Lamp-Post. What is the Matter
with the ManP He appears Disquieted.
He is trying to Work his Boots up
Through his Mouth. He will have
Headache tomorrow aud Lay it to the
Climate.
The Girl is scratching her Back
against the Door. She has Been eat
ing Buclfwheat Cakes. Her Beau thinks
she is Delicate, but he has Never seen
her Tackle q Plate Of Hot Cakes on
Frosty Morning. Cakes had better
roost High when she is Around. II we
Were the Girl we would wear Sand
Paper lining in the Dress, and not be
Making Hair-B out Of the poor
Door.
Here we Have Baby. 1t is compos-
cd Of Bald Head andsa pair Of Lungs.
One Of the Lungs takes a Rest while
the Other runs the Shop. One Of them
is always On Deck all Of the Time. The
Baby is q Bigger man than his Mother.
He likes to Walk around with his Father
at Night. The Father does most OF the
Walking and all Of the Swearing. Lit
tie Girls, you will Never Know what
1t, is to Be a Father.
~ w.
The Peach Is Hard and Green. He is
Waiting for a Child to Come along and
Eat him. When he Gets into the
Childs' little Stomach he will Make
things Hot for that Child. The Child
Who eats the Peach will DO an Angel
before he Gets chance to eat another.
II there were No green Peaches there
would not be SO many Children's Sizes
Of Gold Harps in Heaven.
v.
Behold the Printer. He is Hunting
for Pickup OF half Line. He has
Been hunting for Two Hours. He could
have Set the half Line in Twenty Sec
onds, but it is Matter Of Principle with
Him never to Set what be Can pick up.
The Printer has Hard time. He has
to set type all night and Play pedro for
the Beer all Day. We would like To
Be Printer we're it not for the Night
Work.
WI
This is the Man who has had Notice
in the Paper. He is stepping Higher
than Blind Horse. II he had Wings
he would Fly. Next week the Paper
will say the Manis Measly Old Fraud,
and the Man will not Step so High.
VII.
Tie sorry Spectacle is /. Plumber}
He is ragged and Cold AID Hungry
He is Very. very Poor. WHsE Won Sd
Him Next Spring he VII beVery, WI
rich, wear Diamonds and Broadclof.
His Vile takes IN Washing now
J She will be able to Move 4 the Fir
Circles by the Time the Weather turf
Warmer and the Pansies Bloau aga
VIII.
Here is Castle. It is the Rome
an Editor. II has Stained Glals
dows and Mahogany stairwaIs.
front of the Castle is Park. u \
sweetp The lady in tho Park Is the
or's wife. She wears Costly ro
Velvet trimmed with Gold Lace
there are Pearls and Rubies In y
The editor sits on the front ST.
ing a Havana Cigar. His lily
rem replaying with diamond
on the Tesselated Floor.
can afford to Live in Style,
Seventy-Five Dollars md
TX.
Here we Havea Piece
| Gum. 1t is White and 81
| it awhile and Stick it on
Side of tho Mantol Piece.
girl will find it There
awhile Herself, and thu
In this way one Piece
wer for a Whole Fan
Gum is no Good, Pu
Chair for the Minis
Beau to sit Upon.-
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-28

pcnpia cio II Il Carpenter, Esq Henderson,
ooi ldolo N. Y, cured OF Psoriasis or Lep.
rosy, of 20 years standing, by Cutcura Res olyent
Internally, and Cuticnra and Cutcura Soap extern
ally. The most wonderful case on record, Cures
certified to before justice Of the peace and prom
inent citizens. All afflicted with itching and scaly
diseases should send TO us for this testimonial In
full.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-28

Office Of "Now York h BALTIC. Transports
ton Co."
Having been troubled for some time with
a bad cough had occasion to try bot
lilo Of DR.. Balls Cough 6yruP. In less than
"a hours, I was entirely relieved. ! recon.
mend this medicine to oil my friends, for I
shall not DO without II in my family.
=. w. SVHEvEx.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-28

Salt Rhpum Those who have experienced
OulU hllCulll the torrents OF Salt Rheum
can appreciate the agony thar endured for years,
until cared by the Cuticura Resolvent internally,
and Cutlcura and CHticura Soap externally.
MRS. WIN. PELLIN GTON, Sharon, Wis.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-28
The Cause Of

A lady in Bath
alarmed by dreami1
holding her wrist
ing to scream Cr n!
ceeded at lenay IA in N
enough to awaken her
.NiY htes relief at beini
the influence Of the di
conscious that someone
ing her left wrist, and
was inadequate to releai
I'd call her hostess or NOT
cided, for her terror rem
speechless as she had
awakening. It could not
Of her friends had Iseized
sport; 1t was too rigid a elias
been continued some time, f6
hand was cold tand numb. B
she should be able to speak n
ment she found the relentless q
that of her own right hand, .
easy to withdraw from its twin :
ion, so desperate had become 4
Bath (Me.) Times.
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treatest on Earth J.. NV Z Adams ANS \ \.

feateSt on Earth ARK !" o. Ha saws: s sc%
|cura Remedies are the greatest medicine on earth
|ad the worst case salt rheum In this county nv
bother had II twenty years. and in fact died from II
believe Cuticura would have saved her life. Ny
vhich nothing relieved or cured until used The
,utcura Resolyent internally and cuticura and
juticura Soap externally.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-28

TRAINS LEAVE CAmo:
81 3 am. Mail,
Arriving In ST. Louis 9:45 I'm. Chicago, $3.50 pm.
Connecting at 0din and EMngham LOT Clncih
natl, Louisville, Indianapolis ana points has''
lilo am. st. Louis and Western
NExpress.
Arriving In st. Louis 7;05 p. m, and connecnng
for sll points West.
ago pm! Fast Express
FOR ST. Louis and Chicago, arriving at 81 LOUIS
l0i0 p m, and Chicago 7:20 am
AGO pm. Cincinnati Express.
Arriving at Cincinnati 700 am; Louisville 7;2o
am; Indianapolis 400 am. Passengers py
this train reach the above points IL 10 80
HOURS In advance Of any other route.
Ew-The 400 p. IN. express has pULLMAN
SLEEPING CAR Cairo TO CINCINNATI, without
changes, and through sleepers to ~. Louis anu
Chicago.
Fast Time East.
Passengers ~ n psn es SS G S5Sss any 70 delay
caused by Sunday intervening. The Saturday after
noon train from Cairo arrives In new York MONDAY
morning at 1898. Thirty-six hours In advance o.
any other route.
apply at Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Cairo.
JAS. JOHNSON, j. II. JONES,
Gen! Southern Agent. Ticket Agent
A. II. HANSON, Gen. Pass. Agent. Chicago
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City 0fhcers.

City Othcers.
Nayor--N. Is. Thietlewood.
Treasurer--T j Kerth.
derk-Dennis. j, Foley
Conneeor-Wm. b. Gilbert.
Marshall. II. Meyers,
Attorncy-William Hendricks.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
airst wsrd-Peter saup. T. M. Kimbrough.
second Ward-Jesse Hinkle, @. N. Hughes.
Third Ward-B. y, Blake. John Wood.
Fourth WArd-Charles o. Patier, Adoph swo-
boAa. 49,.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-28
CUTICURA.

CUTICURA.
The Cutlcura treatment for the cure OF Skin,
Scalp and Blood diseases consists in the internal
use Of Cuticura Resolyent, the new blood purifier,
and the external use OF OF Cutcura and Cpticura
Soap, the great skin cures.
Price Of Cuticura, small boxes, Soc; large boxes
81. Cuticura Resolvent, 81 per bottle. Cuticura
Soap, 25c. Cuticura Shaving Soap. 15c. Sold by
all druggists. Depot, WEEKS g. POTTER,
Boeton, Mass.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-28
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
County Officers.

Circuit Judged. J, Baker.
Circuit Clerk-A. II. Irwin.
County Judge-R. b Y0cum.
County Clerks j. Humm.
County Attorney-J. M. Damron.
County Treasurer-Miles W. Parker.
Sherih--John Hodges.
Ooroner-R. Fitzgerald
Gibbs and Peter saup.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-28

The trimmings" are coarse shavings and make
the best summer wood for cooking purposes as well
smiths use insetting tires, they are unequslled
Leave yuor orders at the Tenth street wood yard
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5s another to Cork for orders do S. Sd another
Mpas o So %Rd fs'G another to
bbs Naphtha 81 Ioad Norwegian bark to Cork for Or
quiet but firm or The aos prnre
taken Crude Getcate q home trade lots lots 81 en For
export to Philadelphia and 9amore 7se; Gases h~l-c';
1HS ge X seGpn e 9gds sron%af stronger in
instances about I5c per Dbl higher demand Jim
ed . less active s 6 @ sales 6cto S O Sis
New Mess for export quoted $lS 25@$S ~ d. ioT IN
light demand about steady prices extra Mess si2 So%
f FIra rf Sa Ness Ms S 500 ta Fs"
II MEATS in Gns
Hams i@al2c Picked d9 s oar d shoTs
Clear Sic Long and short hall and half ioS
y Ho e%Hy S mH iash M Pigs
opened trae 9rner Spd lew more &C.
tive demand for cash lots fair business on sRecnaT
S91nt IT, sales nu tfs r a6S sg So IgG at 1850
cs September loGil45c closing lS7 10 lioe 1000 90
N Ss 0S5SGer 7d 7a eicsn n' H. 1000
sf December %Sar cs os 2snf G% s Ss
sa%sa sds fo o SS .Ss
Market firm on strictly ch9.ce a St'ri sTa9c
Common strictly Choice western l2@29c poor e. I
Western Poor TO Gioice Iaioci Cheddar FiI
to Choice sGlGc Far to ohGce sST' demand mode
rate; Long standard near by G22i2e; state ana rem
%eE@ s 6a% %%ehansa
Choi Caroline aud Louisiana 4si@lh ,o &, as0s, 40
Calcutta Lnseed ~ Timothy, ~ 1882 So Clover so"
SUGAR-Raw quiet bnt steady Fair to Good Refining s
7asS7c; sales 400 hhds. Low Centrugal, sci '29 hhds
500 hhd Coniifugai S2c Refined fairly acyG in 9@In
cases easier en- Loaf 0fe Gf@se aa MSS eSs
asrsg d l%% EaS F'y sandaTd Of
77 ~ yellow &C. 7asG7aic, Yellow. 67sd7i4c.
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n. Grin,
Good Ordinary ..,.. S3la Low VI
strict Good ordinary. 0bla Middll

strict Good ordinary. 0Sel Mdding ......... lIG
n sfy Ssn o oa an o 20
i9So0 Paf 5c ocSse Noyne "sf
l0.92c. December l0a7Gl097ci January llol ne;
a aii4sc May sce june Ie7:
f%aa Ppes%CsF ISYi January iiS5
g. GGsas @ SS 81 %
li%5 March il$Ssi lbs, A A. 474l4s May 1859
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR- Market loa25o per bel
SsSs ~ 4 .nnT
bbs INCLUDING 500 6els CITY MN Extra at s. Is
81 "a
rs'Ss S$si 81 .s,{ Il 81 s sS4
d1 SS S $ g. spTng s. 5ods Winter
Sss SsS g s' S S %nSi ss Z as IA
h9 whSe s sa" sndg o Sb w nry s or =
@ 81 TS FAR &a sa,. r. 8
30 s. 5o ConWSn 40 90 ra 5o
Extra SG%%'G hocs 6S
s1s r.s s$ ES,b s" Z $sss
SS0 Pys er casfs Fs% rs h%S
fdda o 70 a Choice Il G 81
Western yellow 200 bbls Choice Do SO 6o@3 70i 800
0S5i and
%isn Of Sas5SIs White aSs%t
GpsS and IL sST a Ta RS AsG
sales wheat export Market closing very
a CASH. s Ts%1
p$S$l e sySSS
100000 bush Noi Hard Duluth arrive, 81 A ils 900
sps 90 unSSds @ RED e 81 1gS o s e S%s 80 Rcd
bush So BED g 4o'.0si AZ; 5000 bush steamer No
1000 bush 10. Red 81 asl 49, including 10000 hush
4oae$i 4l@a i 600 BUSH TRggr n White q 2$d
I'll BUSH Saih wts a&$ august
s 4 soSs 3ds do o sS ssp s. "a
& Closing 81 s. Sq ss 30 . White spepSsi
sales, 5000 bush 3d. 5e[3sy and, and FenPsEyyq@i,
coRN-Market 1a9lac, better. Limited export and HON
2I60oO future, 10000 bush spot, Including IN
graded Western Mixed, 81 @7lci Mob 1850 steane
tor, 9asS7se Yellow 1870 ilci No White 7sS s5c
1aggst s9siag 7 49, sc 90 sePts
Closing "a g5e DO November, fa73 closing q
No a soc So sees No Sa' no WIFI
432eSs4c M t6aGe SS 49s ia Hea o We With
do 46e including $4,000 bush No August 46a 4c
1900 bush DO September a. ao 1000 bush, DO o9S9e
S1s,ss dull love- SSs o 4o s s6e s e4 oS
= HlDES-Sready though rather quiet at the moment.
HoPs-liage sma daily sale TO brewers for iinmedia
MoLAssT: s-Boihng stock dun at s4,2o, for 500 tes
Grocery grades qnchanged 1obbing demand sun ialr.
liberal movement though the higher for grain in
measure checked The shipping denands Tohnass Is 3
boxes Bacon, 22s Cd 425s 5000 boxes Cheese S9si o
9 sacks Flour I'd; DO in barrels rs Cd; Me
sarenent Goods 2os ondon steam 5000 bush ,e ora
y Grain TAI I'D 1900 boxes Cheese, stea
. 3D.; Bacon, OBS. Cheese, 36s. Rotterdam STEAM 80
bush grain ia British steamer to London. 1900 ors oia
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
IMMEDIATE REDEMPTION OF THE CALLED
FIVES DUE OCTOBER /. WITH FULL
INTEREST TO MATURITY.
REIMBURSEMENT OF THE PROCEEDS.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,

BANKERS AND DEAIERs IN GovERNMnNT BONDS,
No NASsAU-sT. NEw-N DIRK Aug. 20, 1881
The Secretary of the Treasury having given no.
tice that he will redeem, at any time on presenta-
ton, the Registered Five per cent Bonds oil 1851,
due October l. with full interest to maturity IL Is no
longer any object to holders retain them, as they
can realize mt once the full amount which the bonds
would bring if held to maturity, and take advan-
tage of the present comparatively low price of other
Government Bonds for reinvestment OF the proceeds
besides making double interest on their money to
October l.
The notice above referred to applies to all the out
standing Registered Elves Except those embraced IN
the call due May 21 the whole amount having been
called in for redemption.
We are prepared to receive the Registered Elves at
any time and allow for them the full value of the
principal and interest to October l. in exchange for
any of the other issues of Government Bonds. all of
| which we keep on hand for immediate delivery in
| any denomination at current market rates.
We will make exchanges with National Banks
| having Elves in the Bank Department, substituting
any of the other issues of Government Bonds, on the
| most favorable terms.
AS the redemption of the Coupon Elves, which fell
| due August II, and of the Registered Elves,
| now payable-amountng together to between
| $40, 600 900 and 500, 900 ,000 most of which are
held by Institutions, Trusts and Investors, who will
| require Government Bonds for reinyeStment Will
| create an active demand for Fours, Four-and-a
halls and the Threc-and-a- half per cent continued
| Elves and Skies, those who act most promptly II
making their exchanges or investments, VIII doubt
| less secure the best results.
Orders or inquiries for terms of exchange, by mai
| or telegraph, will receive prompt attention
| FISK & HATCH.
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EuRoPEAN MARXErs.

LIVERPOOL Aug. Is -Pork-Pnme dess-Eastern dul,
n Western steady ~. Bacon-CumOerlaud Cut,
At 496d short Rib. hrmer at 4go'i Long Clear,
A. short Clear, hrmer AT Al. Hams - Long
duh at 80. Beei-nula Mess
none here Extra Ness duli at 40 Prime Mess
dn Western steady $3.50
TAow = City at 80. Iurpenune-Spirits,
dull a 30. - Fine dull IOOd; Com.
mon. steady at 65d. Cheese American Choice. Gul
"a Oil sale flour-LXtra State
steady AZ li3d Whcat-No, l. White ~ 1854; SPRING
NO. steady 3D.. Winter Western. AZ lO9d;
southern Winter steady u CorahlNoL OH at D2d
New steady sc jJl. Cottonseed Oi-YelOw American,
none ROsin-ComnOu, AT IOliOl, ur.nec ~ oJL
Spirits rurpentne. ~ LA tOl. dull at BOD
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer. Vessels mi Rtiirorts
Npw-NopK Thursday. Aug %. 1881
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Aug. 20, 1881.
AsVFS-ouiet. about steady.

COFFEE-o u slightly depressed fair carEnes l2c for
old crop l2i2c New. Tho Hepparchus arrived with
25SS7 1896
bags Hpparchus sold private terms. Mnd more
rather sales 634 MnracabO IL
4al bags do 81 do 500 Lasuayra private terms quoted
1lUl4c. for both kinds.
COTION-~poI Cotton dull nominal unchanged sales, 900
delivered lSuO bales
Receipts ports 1897 bales against 8i47 bales
and 250g es last year; since sept l.
57s9l bales against 1885, % during the lood last
sea
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKE

LONDON Aug 25-12:30 p. mConsols 100 for money! and
lOOe accounts u s. bonds four cents, llV2i
Atlantic Western first mortgage trustees cert
cafes second, 22la NewJersey Central consos 10
44a second consols 105l Illinois Central lS4
Pennsylvania Central, 65 Reading 81 81 New YORK On
tao and Wasern, Sll4; Milwaukee and ST. Paul common
1T. NJ.
LONDON Aug 25-2 u. m.-The directors OF the Bank of
England at their meeting to-day fixed the minimum rate OF
discount at
IoNpoN, Aug. 25-4S0 y: m.-Consols 99sle for money
997 accounts Atlantic and Great Western hrs
MORTGAGE trustees certificates 562 Erie 444 90 SECOND
consols Illinois Central 1872 70 Reading, 81 hi New
York Ontario and Western 81 Milwaukee and ST. Pau COM
1l5l2
LONDON Aug 25-3O0 p m.The proportion Of tho Bank OF
England reserve to liability which last week was as y
4Sis per cent The bullion in the BANK OF
England has decreased $500 during the past week
PARIS Auq 25-5 D. m.1he weekly statement OF the Bank
shows decrease of 4lO0000 francs gold ana
increase 1900 francs silver The Bank o france has
raised its rate of discount to per cent.
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BUSINESS Chances.
ITO MANUFACTURERS INVESTORS and
u INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
bargain plot OF Land OF about 90
upland and Jersey city. with frontage On
Hackensack River and Morris Canal kNcelient water
Amounting To about 100000 gallons daily, De had on
PROMISES light. gravely, and loa rock. In
VIII ind that the laws Of NcNJersey
are very ayOra6le to such organizations. Address
EMMONS co,
Grandst and Communipaw ave. Jersey city. MI
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Gnrtiou Sales of Real estate.

EXECUTOR'SS ALE.-ADRIANH II. MULLER
A son viii sel at auction ri HSDAY September
r. ISL at ~ O'CLOCK noon at the EXCHANGE salesn No
II broadway, n " by order of the
OF Thomas - Griffin deceased the threestoy and basement
DICK dMclnglOu and
the lot commencing
west ~ ee front and by l0s feet depth
each side; eas;er.y wall "A party wal.
Maps ~ auctioneers' office, No Pine-s;., y. Y.
Aug. 22--M. and w. 81.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY AUGUST se 1881

Firsta. 2oS22c.; Western Dairy Extra. 2sa24c. do
@ Ss. s$#;.s ] ,s
western r Gns csam n c do Fair F To
@ a P Fair r. SssSSr E
to Good enn ggss at for ear %F
EMC nhi, Crushed ana PowdeTed GrsnHatea loe
$Sse secasclovsT nnaI '' ri%etny steady.
81 & e io WhsESyr% Western q no,s0r., nas,
efPor and %ig de%Snd Red Fa
g oGi s Sas r @ H. 4o J.
g. YEAR 10 &c. j 2s Z do 81 3d.
Ss ss. ss5isr s &c
81 The = i$ FrS roy good
$ fS ID" 5oSS Sss wSss sSSS SasS u 5oS
%S SS 4o SS 6a S@ r asoGC
0q Toro 9a nr loo SSss ou,e M poo .Do 81 ae
oetoSor VI Seventh i Il Bees%S SsT s. $s3;
s SsaG }ss s SsES So g 2ssR
ns i 5 s ED j st.s s ST. s$Ssl 4 + ss
q Az pSEsS 4 bid, 81 AK al t5S
sa P a cSS S' asked oo Gs G %iS $1,000
SSsS os
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL Aug 2jl2:3o D. m-Cott9n1 Ma, dun
ana se SSE Ga@ d d a or
and export receipts, 400 bales all American Futures -
also 6sossd $50 Si do AUGUST and september deiy'Sv'
October deSef2 d also also 90 6ctoOeT and
pei enyer S'a2d Also 6olsi 90 N0yempe AM December
March and April delivery, 6'sai. Futures FIAT
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 25--l 80 MISUNDERSTANDING Upands,
6iSied; Mddng Orleans 66Iod; Low Middlng Uplands
6o; GOOD Ordinary Upands, 5os; Ordinary Uplands 6d
LIVERPOOL, Aug 252;uO otton IL uttrrs-U panis
Low Mtddng clause August and september delivery, s
do. December ANA January delivery, Gied.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 2j-3O0 D. nj plands Low Middling
clause, November aud December delivery, 6lsd.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 25-40O p. m.-Cottom-lne OF the
| day included 5,45O bales American.
AUGUSTA Aug. 25-Cotton steady Mdding. 1lllc. Low
Middlng l03.c.; Ordinary 92c receipts l4l bales
| safes l9i bales.
,BALiiMoTE Aug. Cotton steady; Midddnns 2sc; Low
MidDg Sci Good Ordinary, lOc.; receipts 800 bales
sales sl,inners 80 bales stock, .,O47 bales.
GALVESTON Aug 25..-CottOn nominal Middng IL &c,
Low AiiddiiDg, lO4c Good ordinary. SCI net recei ps
bales SHE'S 100
stock. ll.sl6 bales
25-Cotton steady Middltng, ]
cepts H. oaics shipments, l26 bales sales 400 bales
stocA. lO,O3C bales.
NEw.ORLEANs, Aug. 25.-Coton quiet; Middhng l1Ac.
Low Mddhg, lOjc Good Ordinary, 9a4c.; net receipts
81 81
245s bales France $3.50 bees sales 400 bales stock
40. l4J bales.
SAVANNAH. Aug. 25.-Cotton steady; Mdding llHsc
Mddnng, ii Good ordinary. 9l2c. receipts
lO1l bales exports coastwsc 9lO bales Sales 200 bales
stock, o. III bales.
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Counlrn ilropertn manteo.

WANTED To Purchase-Pine lands in
w Hichan WISCONSIN Address with descr piscn aud
price. Box l.2O6 East saginaw Mich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
Citp Real estate for Sale.

A DNERTISE MENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THl
dfroWS OFFICES No l.2ts Broadway, corner Ihrr.
No 92 Fast Fourteenth ST. corner Umon 80 Third
ave. corner Fory-seyeIih-st az the HAKLEI OFFICES.
Nos l,cul 300 1hlrd-ave. dreda
twenty -nfth-st, up 10 regular ONCE
INVESTMENT properties paving ; per cent
II net on Bocknan, William. Nassau ant falton-sts
rutland a WHITING. l2l Nassau-st
STORE PROPERTY i'm Peck Slip for sale
~ low. rutland & WHITING. l2l Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
Droohlpn propertp for Sale anI 90 Get

E0R SALE.-A plot of 8 lots, northeast cor
ner 7thave and Sthst only two blocks from Prospect
Park block $500 A
good opportunity for a builder rutland q WHITING.
III NasSau-st
TNHlRTEEN nincumbered full lots near At
IL Iantc Docks for cash eXcha ge for New York
proved property cash values. Owners apply 20 SAMUEL
kILPArRICk 300 3d-ave
ITO LET.-S600 for 3-story high-stoOp brown
II house. 20x42 100; only minutes walk
Prospect Park and convenient 10 cOney Island aad All tAs
fcITles
Rutland & WHITING. 12l Nassaa-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
miscellaneous.

BOOKS BALANCED, accounts adjusted;
I'D pay moderate Address \. +. W. l,l6S Fatonave,
Brooklyn n. y.
TOR SALE.-Rigby best c. +. donble-snap
E gun; II caugc, chokod, every impos appoint
ments sc; 1923. Address RIGBG Tribune
Once.
I UMBER FOR SALE.-Three million feet,
h including bin stuf 10 - feet long; about one million
sawed during the season. partlcu-
lars Box -, WhtOy Ontario, Canada
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.-NOt is here
~ by given that Frank W Moore and Francis d. Moore,
mariners frank W Moore the
civ of Newark Comfy NcwJersey, have this day
subscriber
equal benefit creditors and that the sand creditors
mated Autglst g. lS~l CHARLES II. STILES,
- and IA Iawrcnce-st-, Newark y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26

spece) from the port of New-York to foreign ports
for the week ending August 10 and since the begin
ming of the year, compared with the corresponding
periods of previous years.
1879 $780, 1881.
To, the veek s6.21i,377 S7,254,272 S9,23S,094
renorted 604 239,S5O640
,otai since Ian l. 2liOS9i46 263645876 249,06S, "a