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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-15
OLD WAR CLAIMS.
A Scheme bS Which the Government May
a DO Defraided out Of $4,000, 900.

Sr. fJosEPH, Mo-, March IA bill
introduced by Senator Heard in the Mis-
sour Legislature, providing for the pay
ment OF old war claims, passed the State
Senate recently. The Herald, Of this city.
has been opposing the bill on the ground
that II provided for the payment OF many
claims believed 10 BIZ fraudulent. Tuesday
morning the Herald published lengthy
letter from Senator Allen. OF st. Louis
county, showing how the government may
be defrauded out OF something like y, 900
900. Late Tuesday night the Herald was in
formed by relialke party that certain
agent iu the city Informed him that In the
winter Of 1881 and ts2 the rolls Of unpaid
claims on the Ole ip the Adjutant- Generals
Office at Jefferson City, had been in some
manner secured aud brought 70 ST. Joseph
where complete COPY was then hand
made in an office on Edmunds street. 1t
was said that scheme was on foot to find
out the parties holding the claims and buy
them up, and In cakes where the original
claimants were dead and the heirs not
known, fraudulelt papers we're to be made
out. In order TO secure the payment Of
these claims II would bs necessary to get 4
bill through the Legislature as the govern
ment first required the state to pay them.
II Is now alleged that the Heard bill ac-
complishes this purpose.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-15
Boston, November a6, 1881.


BRowa CHEMICAL Co.
Gentlemen - For years ] have
been a reconsideration Dyspepsia,
and could get no relief (having tried
everything which was recommend.
edD until, acting on the advice Of
friend, who had been benefited by
BRows's IRON BiTrRRs, | tried a
bottle, with most surprising results.
Previous TO taking BRowH's IRoN
BITrHRs, everything | ate distressed
me, and I suffered greatly from a
burning sensation in the stomach,
which was unbcarahle. Since TAX.
ing BRows's lRoN BirTRRs, oil my
troubles are at an end. Can eat any
time without any disagreeable re-
suits. am practically another
person. Mrs. w. J. FLYNN.
go Maverick ST., +. Boston.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-15

BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS acts like a charm
on the digestive organs,
removing all dyspeptic
symptoms, such as tast-
ing the food, Belching,
Heat in the Stomach,
Heartburn, etc. The
only Iron Preparation
that will not blacken the
teeth or give headache.
Sold by all Druggists.
Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.
See that all Iron Bitters are made by
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, and
have crossed red lines and trade.
mark on wrapper.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-15
California Lerislaturc.

SAN FRANCISCO, March l4.-Ths
Legislature adjourned last night sine
die.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-15
RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, March IA woman
named Tigner, an important Nihist,
who was arraigned for the murder Of Gen.
Strelnikoff at Odessa, in 1882, has been
arrested
GoRTsCHAKoFF's REMAINS.
The intestines, OF Prince Gortschakoff
have been sent TO Freihurg to be analysed.
The Prince died at the villa OF his German
mistress, with whom he became acquainted
during the sitting Of the Berlin Congress.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-15
FOREIGN.
Parnell and the Land Aot--0ther Dis
patches.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March l4.-Three thousand
weavers In the Huddersfed District have
struck, owing 10 disagreement with the
masters regarding wages.
A meeting OF the Irish, Scotch and Eng
lish members Of Parliament was held, at
which II was decided TO form political
committee with view OF forming public
opinion In regard to Irish reforms. The
committee was quite an Impartial one. No
Parnellites are connected with II.
VIRGINIA BONDS.
LONDON, March l4.----There 10 .
very general feeling among the persons In
tcrestcd In Virginia bonds that no hasty
opinion should be formed In the absence OF
fun details OF the judgment OF the United
states Supreme Court and the views OF the
lawyers engaged in the case.
Chaplin, Conservative, removed the re-
lection OF Parnell's bill. Thomas Dick
son, Liberal, supported the measure be-
cause II embodied the programme adopted
by the conference OF Ulster tenants. Glad
stone said the land act Nas far more eff
Client than Parnell had described. He said
Parnell's bill amounted virtually TO re-
modelling Of the land act.
PARSELL.
LONDON, March H.--In the House Of
Commons to-day Parnell moved the second
reading Of his bill amending the land act.
He said that agitation in Ireland must con
tinue 10 increase until the act was amend
ed
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-15

The situation IN the river below vicks-
burg IL Improving. Nearly all the princi.
pal landings along the river can still stand
usyeral feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29

sossensd ttroqsh cars market steady al offerings
mon. s. 5Us5 rs Spring Lambs, S9qSl0
today 900 head total for week thus FAR
00O head for time last $4,000 head conagnod
through 46 market firm and Good Choice
81 25e$7 IS Extra s7o7 37ia Licn 81 lOdS7 20 Good
Butchers and Mediums, 81 40d7 b0 Pigs slow at 50 70
06 30.
CHICAGO MAY 2s-The Drorers Journal reports; Hogs
heceips 10000 head shipments 1900 head market mod
erately active but l0c lower Mixed So 7O6S7 10 Heavy
CattLe-Keceipts. 300 head shipments. 1900; market
moderately ctve and firm. but not quOtab higher; EK
ports 50 9o9s6 10 Good 10 Choice shipping s. 6Ods 80
Common 10 Fair, s. 40 80.
Sheepkeceiprs 5000 head; Shipments 100 market fairly
active prices wesker on low grades Common 10 Fair IS ~
dt4 90 Good So 90; Choice, s. 10.
The Journals LIVERPOOL advces report change in the
foreign trade Both Cattle and sheep slow but
prices stedy Choice American steers sold lJc H.
estimated dead weight and sheep at l9c per ID.
LOUIS. May 2S.-CGute- Receipts 400 head: ship
Light and Medium Weights suitable butchers and
strOn So 20 GSJ 10 Common ST 75dS5 Heavy
5a$6 25 very lew sold Good and Helrers,
1888 Common do So jO0i Poor Grass sold
at - 70.
Shsep-Receipts 1900 shipments 600 steady
TO Choice Aiutons So 75GSJ 2j spring Lambs 81 5OeS3
per head.
Hocs-Receipts $500 shipments. 900 market dull but
firm Light shipping. 81 75GS7 Rough 10 Good Packing,
s6 % a 81 FAIR 10 Best Heavy, 81 lO6S7 30. 49,
EAST LIBERTY. Penn. MAY 2o.-Cdute-Recelpts l6lo
market slow al about last weeks prices 49,.
HogsReceipts $500 market active; Phiadelphias 81 10
a Co; orr ers, 81 - GSI 81.
Saesp-keceIps, 1900 head; market firm at last weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29

nay ,Np STRAW fair trade va. reported To cav
,ioG n+oe 1 iI sSiy " oie e. 'c shipping Grido-
~ 49c. ' a. ,',s &c.
HiDDs-Are weak and ycIy quiet stocks are quite hb'
era, ,vr worry op,t brewer. ,7- only small lots
Holders de- not pn----, iisr Toe nnt ~, up 80.
To sccrHl a 49, ''' a aIie. oscor saorn. 10
Coc ... .,. ....,. ,,- r.... .,., ... f,, ,oy
sold ~ c. ~. , .,.,, Ann
b''- 'o,' 1lia'n - ,i ID '' , a. t y. tou a,
en- Ne s"ii o. 49, "' .n'. 'N '"' ""'i' -' 90"
a., .fc.i. ,ui u fa.r ,iblrs demand Iirs.c iY. i,a
r c, eim &c. ca. u,j4 a9ao-c crude -pe1l 30 o1i
Crude haze 80 &C. for r.'n 'no ,"''''. 10. i
5.c Primo L~r, .'"c ,lui, ai'nnad,n ~ ~ III ,e
main ~ ' s-S. "a, charter. vrien icc odr H. -, me
.G' nr'.n gso,d sd 500 Io1cs E4.,n. .5, 300
hoar. Cn'c-e. - - 70 l'. irr U.s. f"l '.t'V u'
2Sooo basil cram 4d; ra,.n .a-.. 'hc'r iti tcrf'
ia i.acon 2o.. Cheese o.. -oo tc- Lard. i1-.fd
bKi-IOI steam. 1000 bush Grain. : It.. BACON. ~
A>1W EKP. steam, cram P"ocd "u. ~, ,., :,
ESiG i02A l,a"n oaiE ,clo I.s con- 20 rer
~ hr , Am'I.'a s-' nom rNA'' 'N'
PROVISIONS rohK-1hc Wcsi opc, ed a'lci Ne4k 'ab
.o,nr nn ne cclil Is tey .,cid, ct lots but
,,,-i5, % ~ tbi. amy Mess n - ~ % bbI..
1,ig P'inc W., so i, i.obbIs rimc 81 pr
hand: Western Primo Mess, tS 1J6tl9i {, 40 - az :;
Mcs Extra lr 81 0rl1 80; 4 ear
p.rr 81 y, a 49, ,inani o. uir- very sifcK.
~ III in.o. hrycr, Plain Nos III 73dfi=.1 Extra
Mess sl3eSl4 Packet ga 5Od$J2j Pate VA - 9tlj D'
-, 80. I,d,a Nee ia Lea : BEEF iiAMo
10y 10y, 80, - & IA nc" rnt ,,,Dcd - cs2D ,D....CU f
VI ~ innu,rv ~ ,rty noferle but hol.crs remain
" Il, n~rr. .a 200 Ii, Pc rd f.rlf.. hight
u. me- Is prrti i.cir. no NJ av.rnge quoted lie.
80, a. heavy Picked shoulders. e.,
&C.. ID 80 i1t stonLcd sIonld,t, q. d yte;
ia,h 't mans inns ailc MlJpl'l~ 800" o,t-, -.d
49, ,o,, 80 - a,, ,,-,. long Clear quoted hers Il
4, JiftGS v.f,. t,m.ti a., O.
t9fy new 10 light . : az. e. Irrs &c a.n
Iadi,g cont nu.. Wy qaic bul Prices marked
i"t - H. i, ~ o.rt ,u,l a,i,li,..d IA -
M, huD -, ,.,,a-t c,,.rT to,r,y,r Win
h"'" - "a ~ !, ,ief. 1i,,t , OH sidr d,ur. EQUATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29

State bonds were dull Arkansas Is TO Missouri
Omaha and Red River were Z higher at 43l2 and
North Carolina Cor solidated Is sold at 1914. The
sales of CITY bank stocks included only twenty-iour
shares of Merchant ut 100.
A well-distribucd business was done III railroad
bonds but IT generally was in small amounts Ihose
Of the investment classes were steady, whiIe the
speculative issues fuctuated as they were
moved by manipulatIons. Ere secoho
cOnsols closed l. lower at 49, MISSOURI
Kansas and Texas seconds we're up z, and the gen
eral mortgages Z to S4l2. Texas ana facinc
incomes - to 65l2 and ended at "a q, ana inc
Grsts, Rio Grande division were off IS at S2aA Al
lantic and Pacific incomes advanced 1i2 TO 344
declined to 33le. and finally sold at "a q. East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia incomes declined
q to 37l2, and Richmond and Danville debentures
were of u at 90. New-YOrk Chicago and ST. Ions
frsts were steady at 1903, and West Shore ard Buff
falo frsts declined q to 10 New-York Central ex-
tended debentuTe IS brought 1903, and Chicago,
st. Loais and New Orleans Is sold at 1O6i2.
The Sub-Treasury statement for to-day shows Il
toss to its general balance OF 1923. 46J, made up
by losses of y25Os45 currency and s276. 6l7 coin
but 1927 600 of the coin loss is accounted for by
the retirement of that amount OF gold certificates
from the cash and probably part Of the loss of cur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29

,tyEEpoOL- Nav 20 -l2:3J Z. m.-COuOn Easy: MIA
dng Cuanda. j I'd do Orean. o'Id sAles. 800" baies
tncmuine speculation dnd export receipts
SOD DAes including l.lJO Am"iicaE: Fu'uics-
IulguCa. Nav anc June r.,
s61..d DO dcnverv. jbze4d. do. july
August Ja4G.. August september dchV-
and October dcHVerY, o~s4d.. 30.
Ocfouef November delivery. J''e4d. tuturca itnL
POOO NAY 2-4.5O D. ID.-jotJon-Ino sales u the
daV included 100 Uaie- An'sTs@...
GALVESTON Zo-OOttOn dan: hldhlnE 10 Sc Low
kiddhng Coos Or,n4rV. &C.: nct receipts. "a
bales gross l0o4 Dac. exports u Great britain 1850
eales 10 France bales 10 the Continent bales
to The LhanHeL bales cOastwise Daes; saies
400 3SI3I DA,Cs-
SEwURrSANb. Nav 21.-SotJOD quiet Mlddling lOrc :
Low Mlddling. 9asc: oood ordinary, &C. mel rocsipJs
/ gross Idol ialc5 exports c0Astwso I.4oJ
bales: France. bales; To the Continent --- bales;
BrtLD 800 baIes salc- 900 Daes; last even
ing 100 baies. stock. i4l.O2O baes.
Is Cotton MIidlIng 10 &C.
Low CSC ordinary DC: net receipts
ZzS bales: gross l42 bales: exports coaatwEe. -
bales saies 20 evening. bales STOCK llu5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ricer. Vessels mi Rri'r1ris
EEw-YoRK. Monday, May IS. 1SS:
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Monday. May 2S 1888

ASHES-Q Quiet and unchanged.
COFFEF-Spot no lower at &c for faT with better hS
ness al the decline: sales, 1850 MemnOn l.D0O ex
do l,O7s "Teddngon private terms. Withdrawals from
stock 5000 Advance" and loss ex T. = g. private
stock here in gist hands Sg6l bags options do inG
pglnts sales. $4,000 bags No T. at 1OJ May snort
notice; 70J FOR June, 725073D Juy. 7tO0 40 for
August 7.jOQ7 80 for september. 76ja71O for october
December 49, FOR January closing steady
The following prieesJanuay. 1874 %, February 90
a :; March, oGr.Oj April, NOJdSlO; Nay iGtlO' Jnbc
7Oja7.lO; July. G2J0 10; August I31d 40; september
7j0G7 90; October 7.G0G1.6j, November 1lOG"f9; De
cember 7NOd7S5. Mild grades quiet Pad ing on spot ISL
I9c l714c; these pnces are however merely
nominal.
COTTON Cotton quet and 10 lower sales Al bales
t5y saturday cniug. all for home consumption IthIre
400 Receipts al the ports today 3o'%
bales against 10 this day last week and $50 last year
since September !, 5olt4I bdcs, against iJuvoOf s"hc
ff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
vLOSIN0 PRICES or BOSrON STOCKS
BOSTON Monday May IS. 1883.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHiLADELPHIA STOCKS
RsJJrtst1yJ)GS 4 DAJIs -. II VtIf.
MONDAY. May 2s-P. NJ.

MONDAY May 2s-P. n.
CONTRARY to the expectations that generally
were expressed before the beginning OF business
the opening figures of tO-days stock market were
hardly as good as SATURDAYS last prices The bns-
ness of the day amounted 10 l95,sO shares, ana
the final decline in .rices which is almost uniyer-
sal, receives its only significance from the extraor
binary efforts which put forth to sustain the
figures. The market closed dull, but weak, at
about the lowest prices OF he day.
Government bonds were quiet AID irregular; the
bids for the IS Il and Tor the GIGS Il lower and
for the Is Is higher. Annexed are the closing quo
tatiOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
ri ROPEAx Markets.

LIVERPOOL. IS Bacon. Cumberland CutJ3 IL Shors
Rb PORK. Prime Mess J1Oi, do Western $40 Lari
prne 5sei. cheese. American ChOce O5ru lur
3kOd frUVlsODs Lard oSgu Dcr cWJ Tor
Dmrrcan iIIcadstuns--COrn Jisd for Ncw Mixed West
ccuLi 10. California NO 4; 81 ~
90 or anforIs slOi 1854 Tor ked Winter Peas
2o ner GENITAL Canadian Butter OJOUd. Ol GOOD NIT
M et,fes and 80 bnest do Beef, l6Jd fOf Extra
India Mess ,o ..... .r...o,,,n. aoc, ,..,.,,,,
,sseIn 4 quarter. iInsccd Oi. I|O OU0tZO ~
per tun rsio" 40 Der e"t ho"ne' r0''o'''"' ~ 80
ua.d ga. 49,, otoso, a. 40 franc. IN
cesns"gS nav zs-Wucoxs Lard closed At 90 MARKS %
,"n1no. Nor 10 PetrDeun, msiks az picnnihSt
pi.rrDySsr Nav 2s-PsrOleum II francs ofH ceatines
- .,, .sera WILCOX Lard closed al I0o inAiks w cen
times Der lUV &los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29

stlictGOoI ordinary. os Niddhng ----.-.---- V"s
cine sniy beng the w,aScsi month al 19A,o ba.es
Price. pald May lOloal0l. June 10 80 10; -; 5u .
nctoncr TO- SSiGsj November IOo9al0l3 Decembcf
10: nae. N anna June GoS07 july
IG.7i SIO72 August l07Jal0 49, SePem6cr lo1a
iOI2sIO.lJ January. lO2OGI02l. Transferable ORDERS
FIoURAND MEAI-rLUUR- Market shade stronger;
jobbing trade dci.,1I - iI p a bs sera for
Zoo mis- Low Grade TItra - l5Gtt b. loo bbs ~png
ana Winter Wheat Eatramany within the iangrsi 0a - 80
~ - Common t. Far AIta o.ate - -
G>4 5' Good 10 Fancy DO - Good 'Th'1gn o,ce
81 Gsas7 81: Common 10 GOOD Extra Round HOOP
oh.o - lest - eood q C,o,' 90, - "a Rys
- t IT, IONS Common Far Extra - last -. eood
Verv Choicc - s9@@; Paen; %lnteI Wheat lAt,1 ,
81: south America tiafd TO- market closed nli.;..;
soUlE i,S t q u gs e, To- Saoce -
"a ~ ~ -. 4 loO coGN MfAL fHnrf ana ,,l s1cs
eRAIN-WHLAI-MsrAct ievcrish. irirsuar and M
sottca opening llc lover .ub'c iucnty ,ccovrit nom
he decline and ADVANCING la&tc. closing heavy At ~ ~.
Gcnani a vry larc Trade ON speculative account CON
Siderable portion oi the cl'h &c. %',S ''f ,.D''Ds
Guiding Jnsradcl inter sh at = 0,ds! ~ steamer
afo, ~ e. las - for ran ccrncate' No. Kei - -
canada >pne 3. 20 y" mt anA' a. .i "s t ''''
Wine - l5dsl lD'e. aud - l.L4tl ~ fee ON lo.la
from o. n
u M june, :: Zlat i 80 D. CLOSING - 80 Jty, = -i
AL =. closing 81 %. AuEut u -''aoNl -0- '."sn-
81 277-i scptcmbrr 81 20 "a 49, cS,i4r 81 -, ,t'',
with d moie active export demand sA,'7 ~ no p'-4'
western sa76c latter Ior thocr lll4EauA'c -NuI br a.
Canada - a1stc 500 bush. No. o. en- 49,.
BkEfIf- aiket dun andnlIiual ..-..- EAhLtf WALL
quiet al s-t qua. atou< .CD4iN NatA'i .''c lowe
for cash o.- options opened rIc loNrr. ~tl-rlu nty
recovered Ur uc,iue ami advanced 'tf -, dosing
about ste.ay 90 -, unnci the highest pif'-t lr'f
active cNl"i ana moderate home tf'ic ,cnd a e. i.
mes. lu tons. sIlr 'uu-O0u bush fuui'. - 600 Ou'
cash. including Uneraced MlA,l t i-9 -' SO. 3 '- ~
b.c steamer 3Ato. UaifC. Doe elevation 20 ~ - nc
lNt,d. aur. 90 -dphe rifr4'it 80
White G1dn1itc. W Ile western. q" t--ct "hlt"
Southern orc. delivered southern Glow .+c ah'at L."
Mixed 80 &C.,. VA. - Mixed seller May - .-fh' -.
closing 80 lc. June 90 -ao't closing o'ac Juy % =
g6.c. cl0..ng uGtc, August tt't Vo-c. closing =" &C.
September. o17-noIc. closing GO ..-oA -N frA'i i
seit.ci Oueuus d D. lower. subsequently recovering
from the me. ami advancing "a lc 'o-hS h'iN4 sh'
sol 900 including 10 QUO BUSH in Ofuous No. s
Mixed 49,. so. - A. i10 i1.tC, No quoted soc" 90"
3 " hfe 4SLy. No. ., aUdsir; 40. quoted "-'. go"
h,ago lul afD4.c. anost. Mixed Western. A5-I i''
White DO 4g0IGc White -tate, b. 6tucs SO. . ,iifed
Seller June. 46r co-Ing h'-', jay, 80 s1f f'
closing 4.c. August. f-isGi'f'- c4"iur i'fr.
september 8tdsuc. closing 80 fl.) M A't
o4i and heavy. 80 N and rl n ..4 .'ti 0u o.. t|' .
100 10 soc. Sharps II IOGfl 10. 10y" Feed voc % 81
STOCKS N srOsE r. NEw-NoEk. HHOVkINN AID Jthfth
CITY GEAiS WAREHOUSES; AND hLLD ~ RAIL" Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
1HE PLYEOLhUM NIRKEI.

NLw-YohK May -.
The petroleum market to-day was active,
the DEALINGS in ths CITY amounting 40 over JJOOOJO
barIels a large portion of the days purchases came
from the bears " who were snort lAst w,oh. An
opening ri 81 o. wasiOoweiby quick drop 10 II OOH
but lat r the market IL O9i. In The afternoon
dealings decline 10 II U7s occurred, bat prices subse
aucuty sjrengt Dened and closed Al II o. =, against
81 O5z- on saturday The only news % Importance
from the regions tho opening Of
new well OF Anchor Company with prOduc-
ton OF 800 barrels for the st twenty -four hpus
While the -ke closed strong many traders are look
ing Tor q reaction
.rr- r.-.. ~ n.lcaa tntal una lnr. Mnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
Total since jan lsi5si48s69 99,s5o974 sl45 sec
THE NEV BOSTON, BONDS.

BOsTON. May 2S.-The entire amount of
bonds for the park and sewerage lOan issued oy The
city Of Boston has been taken by Lee Igginson Co.
The total amount is S2OOO00 and the average bid was
SlO5 GA Tor every 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO DR. ANFgO MAY 26-C0lee Good Firsts 100 1850
reis per 10 kos. Average danny rcoels 900 Tags ship
me OF wecklO mo Channel North OF Europe.
vuOO bags: the United states, 2hUoO bag. io The
Mediterranean. 5000 bags Sales OF te weoH-for te
NOrh 0t Europe 1000 bags; Ia tlc tnl;c
stale bags stock, OJA IOO bags exchange On Lon
don, 2ls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
HUGH PORTER. Airy for Assignees.
Guropean ADVERTISEMENTS.

VISITORS to ENGLAND.-When visiting
Chasworh House. the seat OF the Duke OF DeVonsDre,
visitors Will mud splendid accommodations at ,r,,-..,
''TIlE BASLOW II IDKOPArHlC ESIABLlSh MrNI.
every modern comfort and convenience Coi'e' run RON
o,vslrv a miles and sheffield IL miles distant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
For tic week ended May %. 1883.


Good 10 Prime steers solo one year ago at lodc anu
the average estimated at II &c.
BEEN Receipts Yesterday and to-lag Wci' 100
Jersey CITY ana l79 carloads at toths., mikns
53pl heed against jZ2 head lass Mondtv Inc arrivals
the dast week 81 head less than Ia, week anu 4ut
head Than the corresponding time last year Exporters
during the 2o5O head ana nave
lO3GO ruled dui last enesday at
decline Of about \ head; active on flhdy pu
showed imprOy prices. About % carloads OF
crycd eXport'i an 30 ears came
dTecf 10 -augtcrerS. AtGOth ST. slow trade was rtpoed
Friday prices and the yards not cleared NJcIsey
CITY there rather active market with common To- tl
Steers doing ful well Friday but Prime
Bu1nck-. OF which there good supply. we're
little barely sustained prices Nnceen head Oh
Extra Illinois reached the top figure o. &c 10 dress y
10 which IL head lao % average were sold V f. Joseph
to A. Palm of Mount NerIOu. WIN ms eMcpu0n me eN
cattle - 30 - 10 with general
Choice 40 "a el4r. 10 dress JO11i d.
ass - mainly t il".r 10 desS % H. several cars OF
still Bulls rctaltd al - l2+gGt1 %.
one when prices rad tearhct Inc naAmull inc
top l7ilc at which hgms 81 head we're
s1ii dress ~, aud 80 h. TIE receipts Tor mo
corresponding we down 10 1913 head the
jc this but forum tey Tor the consumer
disappointed. The large numb or o. corn let
cattle Missouri. Kansas and other sections west 81 me
Mississippi aud The low prices prevail ing IN p'sh h"IAes
which a check prevent Exporters rom paving
operated o rcad the upward tendency ana
the M gc~t prices paid attic In this market ia oo wiu
found be- about - per 100 H. ss THAI Ia 1851 or
dtnerclcs % over &c per %, dressed weight - 49,.
VI Goldsmith wal ship to day an the LlauHUh 'ly 81
Live attic and 2AO Live IN ep. 49,.
The week. ,h' ucuts OF live cattle and ii ep ant
Dressed Beef, Mu,ioi and Hogs. were as foio"s.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EppS'S COCOA.

RRFAkFAsT-"B BY a thorough knowledge OF the natural
laws which govern the operations OF digestion ad nuluon
Inv the me properties OF Wen
Cocoa Epps has pTOSid our breakfast taOles WIN
favored beverage which save US many heiVy
octos bills. 1t is By the jucOus use OF suci aIces ol
r that constitution be gradually punt VI uLl stIon
ennrh 10 resist every tendency To disease iundreds Oh
subtle maaiies are oitins around IA ready To attack wnse
er IL a weak point We may escape many iaA shais
nv eenng ourselves well fortified with pure Dloou anu
nIoperlv nouris ed rame"Cl service "ahr'te t
Made simply with boiling water or NILS sol IA s on
ID by t;rOccrs. Labelled mus ia Sffo
10 homeopathic Chemists London, EnglahL
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