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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-01
Marriage Licenses.

George W. Butsch and Carrie E. Simpson.
Charles Muesing, ir and Mary Klemann, John
H. Gill and Mollie Stratman, Charles l. Guen-
Their and Anna C. Holm, Joseph Baldus and
Elizabeth Woods Joseph ID. Wade and Media
Gallahue were licensed to marry yesterday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-01
To the Editor of the Indiananorls Iou1nss.
Robbed by a Masked Man.

On Tuesday night, while Mrs. j. B. Pendergast
was alone in her house, No. 1913 South Illinois
street, masked man forced his way in, seized
her by the throat, and took purse containing
$15 from her pocket, after which he escaped.
He was recognized by the lady, and warrant
issued for his arrest. but he has not yet been
captured 1t is thought that he is the same per-
sou VINO chloroformed and robbed Mr.. and Mrs.
Pendergast about two months ago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-01
This Is Too Much.

The following card has been sent in for publ
cation, and the copy is now enclosed in a gold
frame:
To the Editor of the IndianaDorls Jounsa:
1 like a jest but feel like protesting against
being cOnfoHnded In any way with the Sullivan
tbumpers; for did not even avail myself of q
press privilege to witness the alleged entertain
ment, The best field for these so-called slug
gers" is the ''stone-pie," and my experience
goes that the average tramp exercises no more
vicious Influence than these so-called eS ponents
of "manly art" GID j. THOMPSON.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-01
The Social Union.

The general public is invited to attend the
meeting of the Indianapolis Baptist social I'M
ion tomorrow evening at 1880 O'Clock. Some of
the ablest and most eloquent men of the de-
nomination will be present and address the
union, among whom DR.. P. s. Heusen, of
Chicago: DR.. Dickinson, of Richmond Va; Rev.
VIM. Elgin, of Indiana. Excellent music has
been provided for the occasion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-01
A Threatening Fire.

]. A. Farley's wheel works, located at the cor
ner of the canal and First streeE, was damaged by
fire, yesterday morning, to the extent of $1,000.
on which there was the following insurance IN
ha Rarn ,rle & ,r-lou
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-01

SILVER and gold mounted and ivory handled
umbrellas for birthday presents at Parker's.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-01

The proximity of the factory to the receiver
of the new gas-works caused very serious appre-
tensions of a disastrous explosion. for time
which, however, was averted by the diligence
and efficiency OF the fire departing under the
management of william Long, who was acting
chief in the absence of Mr.. Webster. The latter,
however, had just returned to the city shortly
after the alarm was sounded, and showed his
usual CELEBRITY in getting to the fire.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-01

ALL new style hats at Seauon's Hat Store, %
North Pennsylvania street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-01

You always See something new IL King & Ell
1er's windows
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01
Fell Dead in the Pulpit,

BosroN, Nov. 30. The Rev. Warren Fl.
Cudworth, one Of the best known and most
highly esteemed Unitarian oergymen In the
country, died yesterday In the pulpit Of
The Coz gregationRl church In East Boston,
while 10 the act Of Offering prayer In union
Thanksgiving service. He uttered few
words. and suddenly nalting, he said: Il
must stop here," aud falling on his back
died 10 about ten minutes, but did not again
speak. Mr.. Cudworth burst an artery in his
nose on November Is, and told his friends
a that time that he thought it
A PREMoNITIoN OF DEATH.
Mr.. Cudworth was born in Lowell. Mass.
Ia IND. He graduated from Harvard and
received Instruction from the poet L ongfel-
low In rhetoric and poetry. He was pas.
toF Of the Unitarian church Of "Our Faith
sr''. u East Boston for thirty one years.
He enlisted as chaplain In the First Masss.
etusstts regiment, and served three years
u the army. During that period he sent
back to the families Of soldiers abou, 500,
90 which would otherwise have been
squandsred. He was almost idoized by
soldiers, and was universally esteemed and
rsyps0eed By oil denominations on account
Of Bic broad
GENEROUS NATURE
Sud his catholic, noble spirit. The Sun.
dsy.school connected with his church
suubers about 100 and 10 said to be the
largest 10 denomination In the country. He
want to Europe a few years ago. He
vFote several works on music and was
much interested In everything calculated to
elevate and re6ue the people. he was un.
married.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01

wy 70 the busA behind which the ,ly lay,
u nas been reasonably concluded that the
6'rI wu nrst stabbed on the roadside,
eod then dragged into the thicket
iron the circumstances that she was
dragged, not carried,
vadsr the head Of the body. Dr.. Stickler
y convinced that at least one OF the wounds
probably the worst one, was inf cted while
Inc gin lay there. The fact that two
pefoss, which the girl carried, were
carefully laid by her body show de-
liberation In the murder. The fact that q
Newspaper and q letter, which she had car
Tied In her hand, were found on the road.
esoe, whore the murderer overlook tn EN-
- the dark, is held to show
thai the drst attack on the
Girl was made there and not else.
where, Is has been coujectured, since II she
were assaulted elsewhere and carried there
efssrwards she would probably have
dropped here papers at the p lace Of the first
attack. IT
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01
Conductor auu Driver shot.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 30.-At o'clock this
morning, Frank Atkins, living 10 the
northeastern portion Of the city, known %
Walnut Hill, was awakened by firing. He
looked out of window and found street
car standing still. As he approached It .
man stepped of the car, fred at him and
ran. Entering the car h, found John Cos.
grove, the car driver, and VIM. Swift, the
conductor, bleeding and unconscious on
the aoor. He drove the car to tho stable
and called surgeon. The men remained
unconscious. Their wounds being In the
abdomen, 1t 10 supposed win necessarily
prove fatal. There we're no witnesses to the
shooting, but parties who got of that car
before the shooting tell Of Q quarrel be-
tween the conductor and passenger, and
this passenger is supposed to Do the man
who did the shooting.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01
FOREIGN.

LONDON, Nov. 0.-Ths suggestion has
been made In very Influential quarter that
the easiest solution Of the new Egyptian
problem would be ~ sdopt Dir Samuel
Bakers plan Of lsttiag the Abyssiuisns
fight Il! Mshdi. The propositions 10 to offer
theKing Of Abyssnis portion Of theSoudan
on condition thss hs shsll crush the false
prophet and end bic menaoing career. It
Is doubtful II . permanent garrison Of
Euglish troops could live In the unhealthy
climate OF the Sondau, cod this, together
with the expsnss aud trouble Of . cam.
paign, furnishes . streug argument In
favor Of adopting The Anglo iudisa policy
Of putting one eastsru nsslsn against
another. aud taxing advantage Of the 70.
suit, whatever Il happen 70 b. TIE Con.
servatives, however, object 70 such .
policy, and continus 10 sdvosats The send.
ing of part Of the native indian contingent
to establish Enelish ssthoffiy threuahout
the Soundan. a. the ovihsdoI sad proper
course, In accord With Dusiish precedent.
INTERNATIONAL HBALra BxaIBIrIof.
The corporation Of the city OF London
have made an appropriation Of 81, 900 To.
wards defraying the sxpsssss Of the pro.
posed international Health Hxhiblhen.
This liberslity 10 the inmsdisss result Of
the persistent efforts q the Prince Of
Wales. Ever sinee ~ phsp eueusl SUCCESS
Of the Fisheries BIhieitteo, With which he
Prince so thoroughly sud susossstully idsnt.
lied himself, he hes bssu uaking sersuu.
Gus efforts to iustil into the project Of the
Health Exhibition the ssms elements which
carried the pisostorial show to such cue.
cessful conclusion. The international tee.
ture Of the former M he ksy.sess TO 10
success, and undou btsdly brought 70 Ens.
land from Amey,os sush instruction 10 seine
fishing aud other new festurss Of import.
ance 10 . maratime power ~ Will
PRovs or rKcALoULADLSivlLuS
The crude sanitary srrsaesnsnts existing
in even the houses Of he PieA q Cnglsnd
are perfectly usdsutssd y w Priaes,
and he 10 convinced tAss be en- suAsrinss
some yesrs go, vbsa h - sla.aksA II
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01

vphold fever, were the result Of deieo.
i've Drainage. His recent speech urging
tnat liberal donations should BE- made In
support Of this attempt to improve the
hygiene OF the metropolis vas delivered
With full appreciation Of the benedts 70 be
osriVeo from some perfect UNDERSTANDING
By the British plumber and sanitary an.
Slneer OF suen methods ~ are successfully
employed In the largo cities In the United
states. The appropriation by the city Of
London Is regarded only - q beginning,
and the Board OF Alder men supplemented
their resolution with q guarantee that an.
other ESQ, 600 would be forthcoming should
1t be found necessary for the sdvancems
OF the undertaking. The Prince expresses
himself 40 being veryI san guine OF the sue.
Gees OF the International Health Exhibi-
ttou, and says that 1t will undoubtedly rival
the Fisheries Exhibition In 1t financial and
scientific results.
JOYFUL oRANGEMRN.
The Oranysmen are joyful In their sue.
cess 10 forcing tho government to pro.
clhm the proposed great meeting Of the
Nauonal Lesguers at Newry. rhs pro.
clamstion issued yesterday prohibits both
League and Orange assemblies, but as the
Orange meeting was proposed merely %
blum the Orangemen care nothing that
they are included In the degree 80 long -
they have succeeded In preventing q do.
mo1ae llt BY their antagonists. They
decided 70 sm pxsy s sns si asSo. ssoss
opportunity offers. Should they do 20
the Leaguers might be entirely dsbarred
from lndulgiug IN those demonstrations 90
dssr to the Irish heart and 90 helpful In .
party campaign.
TO THE SOUTH POLE.
The intrepid DR.. Nordsnskiold, whose .
late Northern expedition was 20 highly sue.
cesstul, 10 not disposed to rest idle upon bis
laurels. but is now proposing to organise
an expedition to the South Pole, to start 10
1883. He estimates the cost Of such an en-.
terprise At 81, 900 200. In advocating 1t he
refers to our ignorance Of the Southern Pc.
lar region, aud gives his reasons for believ.
Ing that an exploration Of the Autartic CIR.
Gle will result In valuable additions 10 scien-
tifc knowledge. The project seems to meet
with favor. and the Professor has no doubt
but that the funds necessary to properly
conduct the expedition will be torthcom-
Ing.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01

new YoaK, Nov. .. -Consrstulatious
are general To-day tAss sAs Ars st The Wind.
sor Theatre VA discovered after shs per-
tormauos. NJ. Stevens. shs lessee,
places bis Individual less OF shout 90, 900,
which 10 partly iasursd. Ths interruption
of the season nay eost hio 90. 900 more.
The loss Of the thsasss building 10 placed
al 500, 900; ius0rsA Tor sws-sAtrds Of that
amount.
The loss Of sehitsss. lssssl = Co., turn.
iture aud carpet dsaltry, b rs, 900; loss
huilhfns. Cee. sAs- ~ .SA.. i>... -
about I'D, 900. distributed smong The mum.
Der Of people; shout bali insured.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01
| Scarlet Fever
Cured.

Vanderbilt University. Nashville, Tenn.
testify TO the most excellent qualities Of Prof
Darby Pruphylache Fluid. A, di,nieetant and
dsteryent ii both theoretically and practically
superior to any preparation with which an &C.
soainied.-N. T. LUTON, Prof Chemistry.
Darbys fluid IL Recommended nv
Hon. ALExAEpss II. STEPHENS, Of Ceorxis,
Rev CH!' y. Drxns, DID,. Church 81 IL.
Stranger. Y;
los. LsCosrs, Columbia, Prof University.
Ssv 4 BArTts. Prof Mercer Ulivsnity;
Kew CSC. T. PisRcs. Bishop NJ. E. Church
HDi6PENSABLE TO EVERY HOME.
exernAlly for Man or Beast,
Ths fluid has been thoroughly tested, and W
Ave abundani evidence that It has done everything
AAss claimed For fuller information ses OF Won;
OsSsIS pamphlet q ssnd 10 the proprissors,
J. q. zEILIN 4 CO.,
AAnlfaenudng Chemists. PHILADELPHIA
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01
rhAresa ssurla Released From Prison.


JOLIET, Nov. @.-At 8 O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon Theresa Sturla, the slayer OF her
lover, Charlie Stiles, the "lightning call.
sr' Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, was
released from the penitentiary hero, having
servsd her sentence Of one years imprlson-
ment. She 10 more beautiful thnn syar
ner Wotner ana orothere OF Baltimore re-.
cetvsd her from the penitentiary authorities
and accompanied her to Chicago.
Thsresa was richly aud fashionsbly
a.tlred In handsome black silk dress and
wore . profusion Of jewslry. She Claims to
have made up her mind to lead better
life, aud that she will place herself I'm der
tho care Of some kind hearted Chicago
ladiSs. On the other hand those who know
her will assert that she will escape from re-
speCtsbls surroundings at the first oppor.
tuuity and return at once to her former
mode Of life. Carrie Watson, the leading
dsmi. mondsins Of Chicago, has made pre-.
psrstions to give her grand reception
whenever this shall occur. Theresa's
last months In prison were cultivated
By correspondent carried on In her name
By mulstto girl, prison mate, with one
4. q. NoSett, q clerk In Merrill's drug
store 10 Chicago. Moftstt fell in love with
stu1ls during her trial. and after her in.
carcsrstion requested permission by letter
10 correspond with her. Sturla was I'M
willing TO have anything to do with him,
but the mulatto girl prevailed on her to al
low her TO fool him to the top of his bent,
aud the deception thus sanctioned has been
kept up for long time, to the great amuse.
ment Of every body In the peniteutiary,
Whst Moffett will do when he learns the
tacts rsmsius to be developed.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01
1he Third Assistant POstmastcr- len
srsl ON the Two-Ceni System.

Axw YORK, Nov. 80.-''How has tho
reduction on postage workeds" a CORES.
pendent asked yesterday the Third Asset
sut Postmaster. General, who is now stop.
ping 1t the Astor House.
"Wall, so far. the experiment goes to
show sAss tina snoernnient Is working at
loss, but within short time 7 have no
doubt the receipts will be entirely satsiac-
tory. After ALL the idea OF 4
postal delivery is to furnish the proper nc.
commodatlons to the public, and whether
they pay or not Is secondary considsra.
tion. 1t was only within the past few
yesv that the postal service was seli-sts.
tanning ct the old rates, 80 that we must
give the new system fair chance. -
Have you any hope OF an optional pre-.
payment on letters, as is the case in Eng
isndi"
"Eo, have not; at least for the present.
That was tried somewhere
BACK IN THE FlFTiEs,
I can . remember the exact date, but It did
sot work we'll. The Government found
that dead beats took advantage of the law
to mail letters unstamped, and the annoy
auoe and expense were so heavy that
. repeal OF the act was de-
msnded. Our present law Ia good enough.
Where . letter is mailed without post.
age, 10 10 returned to the sender, If the en-
vslope indicates where it came from; other.
wise ID goes to the Dead Letter office.
Letters mailed with insufficient postage are
forwarded, and the balance collected at the
destination. That seems TO me con.
csssion enough to make on business prin-
dples.
"Will Congress make any chan ge''
"Yss think It will. In my opinion
thsfe will DO law passed increasing
tAe postage limit to one ounce
tnstsAd Of Q half ounce. SO far as
weight y concerned this will place us on a
par With tho English system, their penny
being an equivalent for our present stamp,
and their weight limit being the ounce.
This change should and believe it will
b msie.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01

CHICAGO. Nov. %. The dog dsht which
was to have sahss plscs % the ouukirts Of
Of the city early this mornine was prevent.
ed by the sports talking Toe trssiy lass sight,
80 that the police GOT hold Of their plans.
One Of the dogs 10 the property Of % old
New York spoyt. The other belongs to .
well.known Chicago man.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01

JEFFERSON CTTr, Nov. O.-For some
time membsrs Of the bar Of Ksusss City aud
other portions Of The state hsvs been ury.
ing Judge FaHsis u. Blsek, Of The Circuit
Court Of jackson county. 10 become .
candidate for Judge Of the Supreme Court at
the next election. II b u udsrstood that hs
has concluded TO run. and with be .
candidate before the usxt Democratic State
Convention. Judge Black Was born In
Champaign county. Ohio, Jaly u, 1883,
where be received . csnnsa school educa.
ton and wss sdmitlsd 70 ~ Der 10 1854.
He moved TO Ksusas liV. In 1857, was .
member the Coaseitutssnal Convention Of
1878, and elected to his psesspt position iu
1880. He 10 ssid - b one Il The sbless
men IN the stsss, end b ksswu to b out.
side Of some Of The iu1ussess Viii Oh osu.
troll many Of ths dsssisas II the present
Supreme CouRs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01
|apAtliu.. /
PREVENTED.
The physieians bare

rhs physicians bare
Use Darbys Fluid worry
successfully In tho treat
ment Of Diphtheria.
A. SroLLEHwERcx,
Greensboro, Ala.
letter dried UP.
Cholera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
In cases Of Death Il
should Be used about
the corpse 1T will
prevent any unpnas-
ant smell
The eminent PLY.
sician. j. MARION
| SIMS, N. D., New
York. says: az an
convinced Prot. Darbys
Prophylaetie Fluid Is a
! valuable disinfectani."
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01

- ASaD001
the Sick should uss Il &,
-ssvsS bse1 known 10 spr
Used; Yellow Fever has
black vomit had tai
calss pf Diph,hssiA yield
Tsystedand Sick Per.
s0A relrsshsd and
He'd Sores prevent
ed BY bathing with
Darbys Fluid.
Impure4ig made
harmless md purified.
ror 6ors Thr6oti, IA
cure cure.
Contagion Destroyed.
For HrVsted Feet,
Chilblsins. Piles,
ChaAngs, etc.
HeIme!ism cured.
cUWmVomptoA'
1nc seenisd ~ ~ use
SRSvGpsevensecc.
42
S.. MAs
Ets1nyp rl;a,,sd =, "a
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01
DEATH Of JonG II. TIcE.
THE Sage d chsltsWAam" Gathered to
Me Fathers.

ST.. Louis, Nsv. 0.-Jshs n. TOE, the
creates, mssseroleGtss u thh o. sny sSs,
died at bis rssidsses q cssltsahan, alter
q short 'llnsss, u oss e'eiosk this
morning, aged 70 years,
The old gsullsmaa had bssu siline for
some time, but no spprshsssions wers felt
by his friends aud family. For fsw days
past he had had SPELLS Of siukins, but a.
these were not uneonmou TO bin, II wss
thought that hs would rally o heretofore;
ana this 10 fact be did, seeming much bet.
ter Yesterday. But during The night be
sank rapidly. and - Need al "a Of one
O'Clock.
Tios's Meteorological iAlnsase for 1854
which 10 In prsss ssd nserly completed will
contain % intsrsstisg biological skstoh Of
the dead phtiossphss's We, studies, strus.
giles and ach!evsueets writssa By one who
recognized In hin The leading sessatjst Of
the country and ~ greatest scholar In
Missouri, fact which via yet be sppreci-
.ted by the public whom history dsss him
s w, Justice Of whish scstsuporssy talent
nas poes eAaSy.
Al the tins = hts as.sh NJ. TIA v,s On
aaged In issul4E % lei xrsat Hert 81 III,
life, compsodtdm rsvSsW Of Stxty yesrs
deep study sud prolesud rsssAch. t6e rub.
lication Of which bed ssssdy bseu errang.
cd for. II viii spysss 0prius ~ coming
year, and lay brood end dssp teuud sssou for
the claim thst bic sud his spiy wsrs the true
interpretations Of ~ voice of Nstut. on
the science Of msssoroleey. Tho public
will wait for To sppesgsnce With como TN.
patienHa
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01

DUBuouI, a., Nov. O.-Ths remains
Of William Fsuksl, JP., ona Of the four
hunters drowned 10 the Mississippi last
Sunday. was found lAss las. might. Men
are dragging The river for the remains OF
the other two missing men Gather sad
brotherl.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01
OIL Excitement In Iowa.

vINToS, Ia, Nov. 80.-6reAt excite.
meut exists over the discovery Of indioa.
tons 1T large quantities Of petroleum at
this place. Boring was begun this morn
Ing under the diI cU,,vn W ssrvs@ 0APo.r
eIeou OH men from Pittsburg and Oh
CITY,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01
THE MARKE rs.
MOVE MBER 90.
Live Stock.
CHICAGO.

CATTLE Receipts 1900; steady;
shipping quoted at SO % as 10; common
TO fair 81 was 90.
HOGS. Receipts So 200 active and quiet,
light at n 4O015 O0; rough packing
u 6004 50; heavy packing and shipping
ST. LOUIS.
CATTLE-Exporters 50 1905 "; rood
70 heavy do - 8J(18 on; light to fair 81 100
3 u; common to medium "A 40f0A W; fair
to good Colorado S4O0065 40; southwest ~ 70
~ Is; grass Texans 50 00t64 y; light to
good stocxers 81 5OC13 10; fair to good feed
erS 10 15C04 rs; common to cnoice native
COWS and heifers ~ 75(14 Is; soallawsxs Of
any kind - 60t02 Is.
HOGS-Receipts 10, 947 head; shipments
-- head. Market active, York
e.s selling at "a 1904 10, rough mixed
st$4 COCA IS, and butchers steady At u o.
40 30; hackers paying "a S5C05 10.
SHEEP-Commen, medium Allght u o0dA
10; fair to good 70 25C93 ~; prime - "
81 90; fair to good Texans y 7o0
3 20.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01
They Gagged the Jailer.

LINCOLN, Ill.,, Nov. 30. Late last night
Jsiler Billiard, Of the county Jail, was
ovsrpcwered by three prisoners named
Crawford and Smith (wbite), Bailey
(oolored), who bound and gagged him and
escaped.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01
The Weeks Failures.

NEW YORK, Nov. @.--Buslness failures
tor the last seven days In the United States
end Canada, reported to r. g. Dun &
Co.. Mercantile Agency, aggregate 2ia,
asstnst AI for ehe previous week.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01
Joe Jeffsrson all Right.

PEORIA, H., Nov. 10. Joe jefferson has
recovered the use OF his voice and has gone
to Cincinnati to play.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01
ST. LOUIS.
Grain.
CHICAGO.

WHEAT-Decemper / Ok; FsbruarI
l 08X January O4hD; May 10K0l In.
CORN-December 46k; January 46k@
~; February Alb; MAY SIX TO 52k@k.
OArS-DecemOer 2Shb; January 29k;
February -; May 34h TO Ak; year 2Skb.
ST. LOUIS.
WHEAT-Decembef 81 02b. year 81 NIB.
January 81 0Ah(0l 05; February
81 08k; May 81 lux.
COkN-December 49k: year 49k; JAN
nay 48H; February 4Sk; May 81x.
OAIS-De ,emDer Is; year Is; Jan.
uary @K; February n; May sax.
NEW YORK.
WHEAT - December 81 II; January
d l8k; February 81 l6x; May 81 3DX.
CORN-Decemoer 83k; January 6ak;
February SAX; May 88k.
OATS Blk; January ass;
February 39k; Nav AK.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01
CountPy Produce.
mr. 0Dv0A


BUTTER-Cresmery ct 31t031 to q for
selections, q shade moro IN asmAll way;
seconds at dairy rates. Dairy It 260O
tor choice to fancy to 81 for selections;
fair l2al6; low grade Sal0. Good to
ehoics nearby In pals &al5.
POULTRY--Dressed, Spring chickens
small 81 OOta2 %: fair to choice. s. 0002 Is;
choice IS 30; Old chickens Cocks S2(03 70;
mixed, 80 1908 90; hens. . So
turkeys, $660l2 y dozen; sccoi ding 70 size,
and dressed At 6al2c per h.; ducks - %
0S 30; Geese $aa06.
EGGS-Rsceipts 3OS pks. In better do.
naud and Arm At 24(026c for good marks.
LIVERPOOL.
Wheat arrived dull, fair demand; corn
arrived unchanged. Wheat % arrive
dull and corn firm. Mark Lane
Whest steady aud coru firm. County
markets quiet. California whsst to arrive
advanced Cd. Spot wheat dull; No. :
ypriug es Cd; No. sprtug none II market;
Western winter 60 Cd; Mixed Western
corn strong 1t b. ID. Demand
frem Continents and United KiugdOu not
much doing IN whaat and sQ1np