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= The demand for LeConie pear trees conIlnues-
orders being received from all portions % thIs
and other st4ses-k Monticello ts.,.Saitnf4o,.
4 large number of thrifty trees can he
btsined from Tallahassee growers We
will 80 place any order that may he ad-
dressed to the FLoRipiAS Ar that satisfac
ton 70 the purchaser will be assured
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A, Montreal tnr other night n, oui.~:r- ss "a
bou4.yeurure Railway station wert stAr:ieG ~ *,
a'frea' q w. weli-ervsset men X Lay yassps.',
room Tnc on CHANGING "a opea tarii. sfer~saI'
VIZ" 10 - armed IL The Ia ne aopfuss,. r.. 4
81 r2~ Western states. Win " e s.tes. i.:UFgag
ae.ts around taeif bodies hoIcirz q era,e 10 hf@t
rgvJlvrrs Ia. police ca.s: snd sh.v vs..
re-v-ti II their armament. and LIZ day tE-H
were eonhscatr- o. the Re- 's,s-e. sh-y gav$
5a~ir nAnae7 Charles AM JONI a''rsli ana shf
tsrns~r introduced himself nv pDst1las ieF As
rAnsa> i.Y, Mo hls brother een-enr o'saeiA. 11t
Alu- - koraesys
We cal ur,on the -adica@ govpruah.n<
81 our great ana glorious i,a,unrv g -
Investigate and sunmaril ;ss'ppre-z t&i~
republican -washbGckier> D;,d b.stpi:r<
~,ho constitute III ;he No~th a {t..n.tit, :.
force 0i armed retaIners, slls&4iD.si b{ lsi.:
treasury through the emo ns:l.n,s OF tte.
offices To which they are appointed ~ "a.
price OF their services il k-ellf.g IL. p"SEs'r
by any means, even with oset:Awirlg weas
ons At the polls. the grand Did party
whose heel II upon rhe nerks ~ esl+ p&,,
pile We call upon John %hersraaI, -
withdraw his = smellers frog MissgssiFss
and send them North, ii bAoy want 10
smell b'iood-gore, that thas+ f@rocs&as
office-holders arr prepared fto shed hs
the bucketfull blood q Detbocrsts
whose encrimsoned shirts r4ighr ibe To-
battle banners Of anarchy. {Fs cad tap..u
officials every where up n oi@i. To imitAt..
the Canadian functionaries, ard strip thess
bulli-- of their deadly jewelr,
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n-~ u Du t4e.airr goer= oG, Ar, j lie hrvA..
ord "a PTidAy Night SnaA--E,ear-. char.
rs ,..sturay T~eiit. Nlsmi vi. o.- ors.+,,...
ans OF >u1r,ias -vening Pygmalleu ami c..
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lu1' N.atstiiy DC pronInen dramatic even, a,
~. -'pU ana crowded nous. = aa.,e,n.,.s
Fifcs,' who desire choice seats snona, 10.
tius securing Them Iii, IT. eu ,als =,
K - drug >t0rv. set advertisement
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Lfv~ oak Bsilet1E.
We rus, tia, the friends O go'd s"'e'-
meat tilrsiaghou the State will organize e.
ior the bait IT, i,e decided for wea or "'e
cunning fail
Lei ali differences and preferences oe n'-
.sIDoriiussc 10 lle common goo1, aau uH''
ih. wstrsi WORT. Wherr the interests %
state are concerned true men will arse s'
mere peits personal FEELING .,;.s
DO rsot let thn sounding brass ami ''nA''.s
..,,,,,., ,S,.sI,,,.,.s,,.n,,sn lure You iron tD'
psst of duIy. Lam
Tina: cxy is In. old brazen one Oh nA"
SoEesi 73oNn To sUit the emergency
Duu't In deceived bs false ilghis u
tSudeGs friends - I'm
10 rrt,srn to the republican riie OF i00'
would Ia. almost return To CHAOS
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Many men daily polish their bpois " no neTar
give thougni 10 tile condition vi their hair ek-
cept Is harrow II casually with the brush .,r..i
comb Or submit il 10 the paralyzing attenti.,:ss
oi the average barber What happens WINS.
this From neliect mental anxiety or any ri a
oil causes the hiiif preniaiursy gsav
anu begins To iall out PArkers Hair Bals..a,
will Al once stop the latter process and resloea
the original color An elegant dressing isea
ot grease Frh. .H-Im
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"a. Freight Addes., II czut- Der a,.,,,..,
Do's:sfs ~ -ross weight, a y i Levvs IL
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own state

LAST uestay- cosa'atercnI h.zefSc contained tnr
lFsi lnki naIiOG nI1sir kn..wu puniit taai a
deei rnVstrr, war CONNECTED with The burning Al
old iol hou-e sltl .tec 90 thr Blachlev tarn half
mir Dcio1 AtoDsIAc the Reading road, AND the
uneN paInaDtr di-apPcII 81 Inc tire. co4oreti
occupants OF the house, Beverly Taylor ms wifi.
AMI their eleven seaT-old adopted daughter This
mystery Vas yesterday partly solved by .deutl
tcai.oH OF tn 0odic> OF The three yIctim- In th..
d!ssectlng room of the ONO Medical College and
IL is now known beyond DOUBT fha, there WAC gu
ilst Friday night iripi. murder committrai the
bodies sold for dissection, and the hoase III
uOp-A OF coneeaiing The terrible crime. The only
apparent motive Tor the commission OF the crime
=eeiiis to haTe been the pIlirr be r-4:ev &c
from th- sale o the three eurpsss the dissectors
No such chapter of horror A. this, VT
venture 10 say, has ever been proved or
even charged against any community IN
the South But it IL not the first time,
SAYS the Charleston Ne,cx and Courier.
that the bodies of negroes who have dis
appeared mysteriousiy At the North have
finally been found on the dissecting table.
Let Congress investigate the matter
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The Dissectlng Table W.. RI0Ody
Shirt

" n.e senator Sherman l. uusiiv Al
WORK tn the South gathering campai II
material Of lhc bloody shirt kind, that
very sta wart sheet the Cincinnati Con.-
"'erc'M ',a=etfe, bring Us the following
statement Of al appalling crime IN the
suburbs vi The chle city OF tine Senator,
own STATE.
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special Notice


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GLENw0oU. I.ho% CoUNrY rs--
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
NOTICE!

At Auction Valuable Real Estate
AT the front door of tho Court House, In Cairo,
Ills, at2P, M, On
WEDNESDAY the let DAY of OCTOBER, 1884,
viii offer for sale to the highest bidder, tho fol
lowing, very desirable property, VIZ! Brick b Use
Brewery, block 26s Dwelling house and lots 30
81 and 81, block 30, 1eth street. Dwelling house
and lots 81 and 49, block 10, Centre street. Lott
Q and 3, block a6, lst addition, Poplar street; lo
H. block 49, lst addition, near the New York store
lot SO, block 80, 18th street,
This Is very desirable property, situated In thu
business centres OF the city, and now that IL 10 Ger
tain Cairo will speedily become great railroad
and commercial city, presents an opportunity 70
investment not likely 10 occur again,
TERMS-h cash, bal. Q and ~ months secured
with per cent interest. or per cent off for cash
For further information inquire OF
G. s. PIDGEoN
NJ. ]. HOWLEY, Agent,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
And Outraged in the House Of 1ts
Friends by Unseemly DEM
onstrations.
A DisOrderly Meeting Held to Take 40
ton in Regard to Charges Made
Against the Pastor.
Pandemonium on the Portals OF Paradise
--Palsied Piety's Pitiful
Plight.

PATERSON, N. j., September A
meeting OF the members OF the Wills
Street Baptist Church was held last even.
Ing In the church to take action in regard
to the charges made against the pastor,
Rev. Geo. Gulrey, by Mrs. Bradbury OF
SANDER and hanging bologna sausage
to the door-knob OF the front door Of her
residence. The meeting was q most dis.
orderly one, the members being divided
In two factions. Both sections became
intensely excited and the noise could be
heard block away. Members jumped
around and on the seats and called each
other liars and hypocrltes. Great excite
ment prevailed and the police had to be
sent for to prevent fight. During the ex-
element q member tainted and fell to the
floor, creating almost panic. He was car.
red out and laid on the grass in front of
the church. Several reporters were Sc
creted In the church, and on being dis
covered howl went up from the angry
crowd and the scribes were ignomfnious-
ly elected without ceremony. They
then climbed on woodsheds
in the rear OF the church, but were again
discovered, and the windows were closed
to keep the racket from being heard with
out. The street in front of the church
was crowded with people, while the doors
were guarded by the police. Mrs. Brad
bury's followers being unable to cope
with the friends of the pastor, left the
church in disgust and proceeded to the
residence OF member where AN indigna-
tion meeting was held. The meetings at
both the church and the house were pro-
longed until late hour. AS the win
dows of the church were closed tho heat
became so intense that several women
tainted.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
Fire at Mound City. Ill.

CAIRO, ILL.,, September 4.-Fire de-
stroyed the stove factory Of Dougherty
Wilson at Mound City last evening.
The estimated value Of the factory is
s25, 900; insured for $4,000 In companies
represented by II. II. Condee, OF this
city.
About nine o'clock last night as the
special train which had conveyed the
Delta fire engine to MoundCi&y returned,
and when near Thirty. fourth street, o boy
named Jehn Henry Smith jumped from
one Of tho flatcars, fctf on tho track and
was killed,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
"How Death Makes towards Of US AM

WHEELING, w. Va, September A.
Special from Waston says: Six years
ago foul mysterious murder was COM
mitted In Broxton County, near Savage
town. A stone mason named Schoon-
maker was twice shot through the head
and his throat cut. No clew to the muir
derer was ever obtained until few days
ago. A local preacher living near there
was fatally injured by the falling OF o
tree. When told he must die yesterday
he sent for the Prosecuting Attorney and
confessed that he and another man, o
prominent merchant, committed the
crime. The names are withheld by the
authorities for the present, but warrant
has been issued.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
THREE ARMIES UNDER WAY.

LONDON, September 4.--Advices from
China state that three Chinese armies are
marching to invade Tonquin; one
from each Of three southern prov
inces of China. The army from
Kevang 81 numbers $4,000; that
from Yum Nan 10000 and that from
Kwang Tung, likewise 10000. The Yum
Nan army will join the Black Flags at
Lao III, on the Tonquin frontier. There
are said to be 10000 Black Flags
ut that point. These combined
forces will march down the Red
River to attack Hung Hoa. The KwangSl
army will march into Tonquin by way of
Gao Berth In connection with portion of
the Canton army now at Lang Son and
will attack Bac Mini. Six thousand
French hold Ha MOI, Hung Hoa, Sontay
and BAG Mini.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
Broke His Leg,

QUINCY, ILL.,, September 4.-Joseph
Cunningham, first mate OF the steamer
War Eagle, who was arrested In this city
last night for brutally assaulting deck
hand named Samuel Barker, Of Pitts
burgh, Pa, broke his left leg this fore
noon while getting of train at the
Union Depot In this city.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
A ForRad DraH.

LEXINGTON, KY, September 4. - A
forged draft for $3.50, drawn on the
First National Bank Of this city in favor
of VIM. Tarr & Co., was sent here to-day
for collection. 1t seems a party purport.
Ing to be VIM. Tarr, jr., who forged the
draft, had 1t cashed In Louisville yester-
day by j. w. & ID. S. Green. VIM. Tarr
& Co. are wealthy distillers here, blu,
there is no such person here as VIM.
Tarr, jr. ... .-..
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Pistol and poisou.

Troy, o., September Airs. Y. Mer.
rlll yesterday shot her husband in the
back part Of the head and then took poi.
son. His wound Is not dangerous, but 1t
Is not thought that she can recover It
Is supposed to be case OF sudden In
sanity,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
The Paris Fair.

PARIS, ILL.,, Septem yer 4.--The crowd
at our County Fair to-day is immense,
fully 10000 people being in attendance.
The show Of fine stock Is greater than
ever before known, and q great success Is
already assured.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05

10 make children healthy, use plenty Of
ar plenty of milk, plenty of sleep, and al.
ways have bottle of Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup in case Of Group.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
A Fatal Flash.

CHICAGO, ILL, September 4.-The Re-
puJlican's Dodge Centre special says:
While j. w. Currier and five others, In.
Guiding his wife, were driving 10 town
lightning struck his wife, killing her In.
stantly. Both horses were killed.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
Mrs. Leslis's Latest venture.

NEW York, September 4.-The Cont
rent has been bought by Mrs. frank Les
ue, and Will DO puhiished and controlled
BY her. Judgp Tourgee remains a. cd-
ltor, accepting a.skary IN lieu Of his in,
hrest. e a,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
Hammer and rrow.l.

New YORK, September 4.-The differ.
ence between the stone.cutters and the
master masons continues. Apprentices
are all locked out this morning. There
is no prospect OF settlement.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
China.

Hong Kong, September 4. - The
Chinese have cut a military road through
the French cemetery at Canton, destroy.
Ing the Mausoleum and rinlng the tombs.
China yesterday paid the French Consul
at Hong Kong $4,000 indemnity for
losses incurred by the French subjects in
the Canton riots In 1888.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
PROTECTIVE MEASURES.

LONDON, September 4.-The Rome cor
respondent of the Times says: "The
cholera panic prevails throughout Italy.
Each town is taking measures of protec-
ton, regardless of the Government. Some
post guards to prevent travellers from en-.
tering the precincts until after quaran-
tine OF twenty days. Many have closed
their gates TO every one. The villagers
have established armed cordons. The
result in many parts of the peninsula Is
that practical anarchy prevails, travel
and traffic being greatly interrupted.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05

ey a A1}Ht +. Pope, d. d.. San Pedro, de.
I \ yst<n6nt bth., Barbara, Republic Hondu-
~, Csntral America, says from personal
6kperlenoe be endorses the virtues of st.
Jacobs oil, and recommends 1t to others.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05

gbt -
MIR. G. Lame is at work reconstructing
The walk on Seventh, back of Walnut.
Fresh Oysters at Joe Steagaas saloon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER
cial. tt.
- The ladies of Atlanta, Ga, are getting
up baby show. They call it a congress
of kids"
"A fine line of dress goods, of the latest
patterns and at reasonable prices, at Gold
slime s. Rosenwster's. At
Southern women are earnestly at work
for their departments at the New Orleans
exhibition.
--Freckles are fashionable this season,
and the girl with the parti-colored nose can
saunter on. and be the rage.
,1a Carpets, mattugs, oil cloths, mats,
cc., 10 great variety and Of the latest
ttyles, at Goldstide h Rosenwater's. At
Rev, Q. Nash, of Carbonate, is expec-
ted to preach in the Methodist church this
friday evening at 80 o'clock
The iron fence for the front of the Lii
rary premises has arrived and will soon
he put up. Messrs. Morris Bros. have the
contract, we believe
"A large new stock Of dry goods, no
Ions, carpets, mating, etc, has just been
opened for public inspection at Goldstine
Il Rosenwater's. At
There is girl in Turner, Me-, who
smokes, chews, sh.ves, swears, and wears
mans hat. What more could she do to en-
title her to the right of votingl
The Charleston club, it is said, will be
mere on Monday next to play the Cairo
nine, and after that the New Madrid club
wants to take turn.
Small pox and diptheria are prevailing
10 some extent in Paducah, and Mayor
Reed has published card requesting ev.
eybody to clean up on penalty of prose
cution.
Capt. Jno. X. Thomas aud all his house
hold were at The Halliday yesterday, en-
route home from Saratoga. May we not
now confidently expect to see Democrats
hurled over battlemeuts and thingsi
--Mrs. DR.. Hester, of Anna, arrived in
the city yesterday, and participated in the
pleasures and musical exercises of the Pres
lyteran social at the residence of Mr.
Henry Wells last night.
The little daughter of Mr.. Armstrong,
wing on Eighteenth street, between Poplar
snnd Commercial, died Wednesday and was
buried yesterday. She was about 10
months old.
The Argus is in error. bliss Glars
Stephenson is not teacher in the Lorettt
Academy. She is at the convent review
ing her studies and finishing her musica
{. education.
Rector F. P. Davenport is In Mem
his, and there will be no services in thu
Episcopal church next Sunday. He viii
z return in time for the next Sunday, how
ever.
M Il, Hons F. E. Albright and W. w. Bari
q 'p-~sed through the city yesterday morning
: - route for Olmstsad, where they were t.
M nsiiress the people yesterday afternoon and
fight.
IL s Demork' Is Tor sale;--not the count,
40 Tie melancholy Hamlet, but the 6n,
Lr.yS horss belonging TO A. p. Schroeder
Hs-is . beauty; kind and gentle, good fo
tx faAlIv driving, for draft o. roadster. Sc,
Y advertisement column.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1884,
ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS
CoTroN-Steady; middiing. l0aS DISC.
FLouR.Steady; XXX 70 choice. $2.55 03'6o;
' WnEAT-Weaker; No. 2 Red. sl0sl1Io;
No. 5 Red, 72lD72Mc.
CoRN--.Weaker; No. mixed. HA047Scs No
2 white mixed, 4SD4SAc.
OATS Firmer: No. 2. 25AG128nc.
RYE-Firm; No. 2. 5l1a062Hc.
TODACCo-Firm; Jugs; common to choice
S60ODl0.00; leaf: common red leaf, $500
1000: medium to good $9.00Dl70.
HAY-Prairie S8.00Q19. 90 for prime TO choice
new: clover Mixed 5000 tor common 10
prime: choice new timothy, $1LOo0l2.00; fan
BUTTER-Firmer: choiceto fancy creamery
2Ot022c: dairy, choice to fancy. lG0lSc; low
grades nominal.
EGGs-Active; fresh stock, 12@lsho per
dozen. ... H..
PoTAToEs - Quiet, at 3594Oc per b,ishel.
PoRK--Steady; new mess, ST.. 500lS.0O.
LARD-Quiet; prime steam, nc.
BACON Longs, 1880; shorts. /. 11hc;
clear ribs. lie, all packed.
, MOOL-Tub-washed. choice, NQbOhc: fair,
Tl129c; dingy and low z518. UnwaBhed--
Choice medium, 21D22c; good average medium
10000; selected light fine 1801ac; good av-
erage, 16@17o; heavy l40l8c: combing. 4
blood, 2l@22c: combipg, low grades. 5000.
HIDRs-Ouiet; dry tInL 6ho: damaged.
12c: dry salted. damaged. loo: hp and
calf. sailed, $40; damaged, SIC; bulls and
stays, 5Ac; green, uncured. 7hc; damaged
$40.
SHEEP PELTS-Weak; green, 75085c; dry
do, 4Of175c., as to amount and quality OF wool:
green shearlings, 16020c; dry do, l00a6o;
green lamb skins. 2OU25c.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
Italy.

ROME, September liking Humbert
has made contribution of $4,000 in aid
of the sufferers from cholera at Spezia.
The King will visit Naples, where three
cabinet Ministers are already visiting the
worst quarters to distribute relief.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
CHICAGO.

wHEAT-Lower; September, 79Nc October.
Slhc November, SIC; December. Hhc
CORN-Higher; September, Mhc; October,
5lhc; November. 45as0t5hc; year, 4l4c; May,
42ssc.
OATs-Lower; September, 25hc October,
26hc; year, 25hc; May, 29xc.
PoRK-Steady; September. $40; October,
$40; year, -.
LARD--Weaker; September, $7.45; October,
$7.52m; November, $3.50
SHORT RIBs-September, Sl0.17h; October,
$1005
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05

NEW YoRx, September k-Mousy eaArat
3 per cent; oxe6apee dull; Governments
INK; As. d.. l1Ix hid. The msxket
opened quiet but nrm, and bustneeswas hard
II mdsr wsy whom supporting chQuee wsus
b ami ytguEousiy bid prices up. At the leet
but gucethcn themaskct has been dull and
9Due3Btsly featureless.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
France.

PARIS, September 4.-The Republique
Francaise says; at is probable that Ad-
miral Courbet will occupy the Island of
Formosa in force. This action is neces-
sary In order to secure the ratification Of
the treaty of Tien Tsin and the payment
Of the indemnity for the Lang Son affair"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
Denmark.

COPENHAGEN, September 4.-About 200
Americans are present at the Evangelical
Alliance, now sitting in this city.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05

Its little, but, oh my!
The fly.
1t settles on your nose, your eyes
1t enters in your ear, so sly;
You make grab you villain, diel
Its buzz derisive seems to cry,
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
Egypt.
TURNED TRAITOR

CAIRO, September At has just tran,
splred that Hussien Pacha MALTA, Cow
ernor of Berber, Immediately after the,
fall of Berber took Gordon's money to Ell
Mahdi.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
NEW YORK

wHEAT-Weaker; No. 2 Red, September,
g0Xc; October, 9lhc; November. s3kc;
December, S5,sc; January, 96xc; February,
9SAc.
CoRN-Higher; September, e3Sc; October,
62Ac; November, 81hc; December 58xc.
OATs-Higher; September, 32%c; October.
32ac; November, 33hc.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
BUFFALO.

CATrLE-Markot steady prime to choice
native shipping steers, $6.500&7b; good to
choice steers, $68sG6.40; common TO medium,
x3gO16.25; common TO choice stockers, $40
GAO; feeders, 1eake6.
SHEEP AND LANBs-Market dull; medium
to good sheep sa5O0a75; extra, 81; lamba
in fair demand; good to choice, t5.10058
for Canadas; western, common to primo.
HO0s--MarketI steady; fair demand; corn
fed YorkBrs, e6&b0AO; Ohio and M10htgans,
S5.V0062u; GOOD Mediums $6O0G7o; grass.
S6.26@86.5S; pigs, oAyoo0k.M. Re s1la
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
Sicily.

ROME, September 4.--During fire I'M
The sulphur mine near Ncosia City this
morning thirty miners were killed.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
Live Stock Markets.
CHICAGO,

HOGS Receipts, 5000 market slow;
5@lOc higher; light $5.7O06.55; rough pack
ing, $5.s006.25; heavy packing and ship.
ping, $835Qp675; grassers, $4.5O15.50.
CATTLE - Receipts 1900; Arm; exports,
S8.5ON7. 90; good to choice, $6.0OQn660; COM
mon to fair, $4.5O65. 90; Texans, 10c higher
at $3.7504.50.
good, 81. 50@4.25.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-05
KANSAS CITY.

CArTLE-Receipts, $500; good natives
steady; grass Texans 10c lower; native
steers, 100 to l,5Oo pounds average: $500
Texas steers, $3.20Go8.95; COWS, $2.751360.
HOGs-Receipts, 5000; choice heavy steady;
light mixed sc lower; lots OF 30 to $50 pounds
average at $5.06Gt6. 40; mainly at $6.fO08. To-
$3,00Q13.50.