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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-01
NAVAL, STORES

Wilmington. N. c., January sl.-spirits OF
observation-disclosures doing. Rosin-stcads
81 "a 81. Tar--Firm at 50; receipts Is bar
rels' Crude Turpentne-Firm at s''eoqa'No'
receipts II barrels. - r,,,,tino-
r,,atad 81 coke. receipts l,l casks; ship,
U wepts So. casks. RosinFirn: sales 1's s,s
barrels: receipts AS barrels; shipmehtss ~
barrels; stock lil.s.6 barrels Qao'e' % -
50, n,ii \
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

(salcs at Union stock YARDS
Richmond. Va, January 81. 1910.
Report of the live stock market for tue
week ending January 81:
Receipts-cattie. 2Ss head: calves, 10 head !;
sheep. $50 head; hogs. $3.50 head.
Best steers. &C.: medium TO good, ~ o,.c. !;
common 10 fair 4T4lsc; best heifers. SAC;
medium TO good, Ln5c.; common TO fair.
aisd 4c.: best cows. ii.c.; medium to good.
s4efic common 10 fair, ga Slsc.: bulls, az
al4i,c. Cows and calves. s2oa 5000 per head.
Caves 5GITIac; a few extra good calves, Sc. :
best heavy hogs. s.4oTs5sc.: best light hogs.
sGsj,c; pigs. 100 pounds and under, y: @ SC. I:
roushs. 81 a17,.c.; sheep. 34ec. for best;
sorne extra fne cattle sold to a. Eichei s.
CO. and F. r. Fairlamb at higher quota
tions.
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Chicago. Ill, January s1.-cattle-Reeeipt
500 head. Market steady. steers. sttbe9
500 COVE. s3.0a5.25: heifsrs' 5000 .s W;
sarders ssI545s0 HoGs-Receipts $1,000
head. Market strong 10 &C. higher, Choice
heavy, S. soa SIS: butchers. ssis9 SO; ns NJ ~,
mixed s7G7.ao; choice light. $s:SoNs PISS
e. t0es so; bulk OF sales. s.s5 ps,io. Sheep-
Reoeipts 1900 head. Market l0a i5c. higher.
shipping. s445@soc lambs, S'ets'R' year
lings. si.25as.co.
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Va. york January 3i.-Beeves-Receipts
& ia head. oxen and stays. 3a.oo95-+o bulls.
~ ,,gaso. cows. s25og+.ea. Calyes-Receipts
sos head. veals ssalo5o; few at su.e =;
G go chean and I.arnbs-Rc ceipts 1870 head
sheen. $4,000; culls. $3.50: lambs. SLIGO
SIS: few at sss5: yearlings. $50 Hossgs eso
CENTS IL $50 head. Market firm at ss.'Vu COW
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Quotation. for interest-paying bonds
n, price 10 which interest must be add
cd. Income bonds and certificates OF indebt
edness are hat
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New orleans. January si.-cotton--Spot
cotton unchangcd; niddiinS. lie. Futures
opened steady at decline of 5As points
on unfayoranIc cabcs. In the trading ini :
fnediaioiy following tho frs; call prices ol
the more active positions recovered anu
stood at a net advance of points. front
taking by scalpers caused this. On the
slight advance offerings fell OH ~ poi. ,,s
I,urlnr the remainder of tho session the
market had good tone. rejecting the
strength OF the situation in the spot de-
partnent, and prices. rose 20 points rom rom
Inc bottom on the old crop positions. The
now crops were moro or less neglected. Inc
closing was steady at a net advance OF 90
10 points. Futures closed steady. CLOSING
blds: February li.2s: March. i.43; May.
ILs5: July, ls.T5; September, iii; Cctopsr'
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Spot cotton closed quiet. points higher:
middling uplands, 1850; middling gulf, 1A.s5;
sales, ISIS bales.
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Cotton. quiet: mddiing, 1885, gross re-
ceipts SPA bales; sales, 1915 bales; stock,
1ss.7g bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts.
,i23 bales; export to Great Britain. H.2lo
baies; to France. 81 bales: to the Continent.
$50 bales; stock. 1858 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Sct receipts.
1885, bales: export to Great Britain, 1855
bales; TO France, 81 bales: to the Continent
s,TI bales: to Japan. 2,l25 bales.
Total since September at all ports-Not
receipts. s.sse.97i bales: export to Great
Britain. 1.55i.5.2 bales; to France, fs.t.3
bales: TO the Continent. 1.76se57 bales; to
Japan. is,i3i bales; to Mexico. i2,sle bales.
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s. co.
BANSERs AND nRolsERs,
40! y. Main Street.

Members New York Stock exchange,
New York Cot ! , change, Chicago
investment or an margin ON ALIEN
changes. Private wires to New york.
chicago and New Orleans. !.
~ LElE RODEN, @
mi, MN BfSl n I'll Mananel
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p,cu,,oSn TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, Va, January Of, 3VfV'
Brirhts-Markct continues quiet, but nrIn
with fair receipts. Dark Tobacco-Receipts
continue liberal and market active AT pf.ees
quoted sun misunderstanding continue hea's
a nd market active at unchanged prices.
AN '''> err
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VOSBURGH ALLOTTING
HANDICAP WEIGHTS.
Will Make Public Brooklyn, Suburban and Bright
ton Imposts Battling Nelson to Fight VOL
gast-Current Sporting Gossip

or draw, the plum he is to receive for
his bout with Wolgast.
DriscOIl and ittcll to Fight.
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Recoipts-Wheat, ..bW nus ,,eIs' sHImn,sn !
700 bushels; oats $500 bushes ,ns oo S hpshns
ou Cash WI wHeatr-No. red. si.26ai2s; No.
rad slss alS's No q hard ard S SlV5. Ha 1,a5s
~ ., AS, All i5. No, 3 spring, Sill
c c,m 6itsa65c,; No. white STAG
ss'sc.; No. yellow. 50 asse,; No yellow.
w. wv ,o,to,v COZ, 6ilsc Oats--No, ., i7MQ
.sc 4 Ma. , white, Asc.; No. .. i7&c,; No.
White. i6M dt47,kc.; No. 4 white ish ga'hc,;
standard, l7A4l1&c''
baltimore, Md, January 3i,--Wheat-ouiet,
snoI contract, sl27i5; southern by sample,
simi.eO: southern on grade. SLsl @l ,21,a.
c,orn--Steady: spot. contract, 0Gl0,sc.- ga =
Firm. No. . white, 5ic.; No. mixed, o. "
5alsc Rye--Firin; No. western domestic
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

American Tobacco is..................... 765.
American Tobacco ss..................... 1885,
Atchison COW. Observation-Disclosures. 1is7:
Atchison conv. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 117E
Atlantic Coast Line list 4s............... :5is
Brooklyn Transit conv. fs............... 1osst
Central OF Georgia 5s...................... 1914
Chicago. y. and quincy gen. 4s.......... a99s
Chicago, X. !. and Pac. +. X. col. 49,. s91s
Chicago, r. ]. and Pac. Il. Il. col. 5s.. sits
Chi. r. /. and Pac Ity. rig As (bid).. 81
Colorado and SOU rcf. and ext 4hs.... s7A
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RICHMOND STOCK srAnKEr.
Richmond, Va. January 81,
SALES At BOARD.
Bid. Asked.

virginia 2. Old-oCco at e1h.
Virginia Ccnturies-ie,Uto ut s0.s
Virginia Stats at 2jk.
STATE SECURITIES gId ,st,,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
NEARLY STAGNANT |GRA|uS ARE LOWER
Was Yesterdays Stock Market
Prices Suffered Little, How
ever, For Lassitude.

New York, jan 31.-Extreme lassi-
tude settled upon the stock market
today, which was nearly stagnant
most of the session. Prices, how
ever, suffered little. late selling com
ing after considerable gains had oc-
CURED. The intended adjournment of
the United States supreme court for
three weeks was factor holding the
market firm, as the immunity given
from the weekly attack on nerves
WHICH often oVercomes the stock mar.
ket0on Monday, when important cor
poration decisions are pending. The
wide spread opinion nevertheless is
that no effective stock market revival
is to be expected until the American
Tobacco case is disposed of, and the
suestion of what may be regarded as
permissible restraint of trade within
the meaning of the Sherman anti
trust law, shall have ben clearly de.
fined.
The rise in the price of copper
metal at London helped that group.
The professional limitations of the
market were indicated by the sudden
reversal of the days previous la
borous upward movement in the last
half hour, when Steel and Union Pa.
cific fell abruptly two points below
Saturdays closing.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
PROVISIONS.

BUTTER-Steady; creamery spec,
ials SO; extras 81; third to first ga
80.
CIIEESE-Firm; ranged 301S.
EGGS-Weak; western ranged "a
032
COFFEE-Futures opened quiet at
unchanger prices to a decline of
points under scattering liquidation
and European selling. Trade inter
ests were buyers at the partial de
cline and offerings were well absorb
ed during the day, with the close
steady, net unchanged to point!
lower Sales 10000 bags; February
sG,S5; spot quiet; No. 7 Rio S9s6
81 mild quiet; Cordova 9@11R.
SUGAR-Raw firm; Muscavado SO
test $3.5S@3,G1; centrifugal 90 etst
4.0S@411; molasses sugar 80 test
3.33@336; refined steady.
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MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.

VI eapolis. Mimi, Jan. 81
WHEA1'-Receipts $500; shipments
l2,7l1; spot easy; No, 2 red $l,30 bid
elevator domestic and nominal f. d.
b. afloat. options dun and little
lower Oh cables and large receipts al
though prices gave way very re.
luctantly with support from specu-
latiye operators AT the close prices
were y net lower. May 1.1SA; July
1898.
CORN-Receipts 37.125; shipments
25,249; spot easy; No. "A; elevator
domestic 74R delivered and u +. 0
b. ahoat, nominal Options without
transactions, closing 1sMh net lower
May 1874 ; July 75R,
OATS-Receipts G71O0; shipments
sos; spot steady; mixed nominal: nat.
ural white 521a@55; clipped white
5313 dj51a, Options without trans
actions closing 3s net lower May
523s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
Yesterdays Market Opened Love-
and After Some Fluctuations
Close Was Weak

Chicago, Jan. -WHEAT--W Wheat
| opened lower here today on enormous
ARRIVALS at grain centers, more than
.trebling those of the same day last
! year. A fair cash demand sent the
market up and for a time the bulls
| had the best Of the argument Later,
when cash wheat weakened in st
Louis ami the northwest, the demand
| for -four decreased, and prices here
promptly smmmped q to / from me
high points of the day. Closed weak
with MAJ q lower,
No. red s1.2C01.2S; No , red
1.20G1.2G; No. > hard 1l34 m11oaS
No. 3 hard 110A @lI4%. May openet
110M to LII; high 11l&s01,llh;
low 1.10l5; closed ,1lh0t,10%; July
1905.
CORN-Opened lower but soon adj
vanced on the development Of eastern
demand. When wheat declined corn
followed and fell off from Y to rs
from the high points, Closed weak,
with May 4 lower.
No. 2 Gaze @G5; No white G5E q
cC1a No 2 yellow G5MGG; No. )
white G31aMG4; No. 3 yellow G3G
63A. May opened cess to cog high
|GGzs; low CGh; closed GGas; July
GGA,
OATS-Opened lower on large ar.
rivals, improved a to II on fair ship.
ping de mand but declined again
when wheat fell off, Closed weaH.
with May u lower
No. 2 47A G4S; No, white IS. No.
g 474; No. 8 white 4GBM47h
standard 47AG47A. May opened 4Gla
to 463s: high 4G7s low 4Gas 4GA;
closed 1928 July 43A
HlDES-Heavy and light green
sailed, fully cured, 10h damaged
green sailed 91a; green No, / 90,
green No. 2 SO; part cured No. |
81: part cured No. SA; sailed bull
hides So; sailed bull hides damaged
71s green bull No. | 71a green bull
No. 2 GM kip No. | II; kip No, .
10; green sailed calf 1412.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
WAR ON RICE BIRDS
South Carolina Planters Wage q
Perpetual Campaign.
At Least Cne-Quarter Of Crop OF S g 9
Said 10 Es Lost Through Eava3es
of Myriads CT Feashersd
Sonestera.

New York; venture 10 say III r,
OF South Carolina is destroyed 81
nually by the rice bird" said rice
planter of that state.
For years the planters have t".u
clamoring for some method of tidd'a':
their fields of this pest. and, hay e..
noticed that living hawk hoyeIina 10
the air over a rice field would ca e
the departure OF the devastating Birds.
negotiations were few years ago IN,
tered into by the rice planters with
a man who was an expert in the train.
ing OF falcons, for experiments IN
training hawks. The effort was made
but our hawks did not prove tractahle
and We had to give up that idea,
Then we tried the perching Of
stuffed hawks here and there atoat
the field, In poses OF evident watching
for opportunity to swoop down on the
rice birds This would have the DE-.
sired effect for day or so, but the
little feathered pests would then "a.
cover that the hawks were not be
real swooping-down Kind and resume
their raids.
Guns, drums end other implements
for carrying destruction among them
and making noise to frishten them OF
are the only means left us. The It'd
minders,' employees whose entire duty
is to shoot and brighten away the rise
birds from the fields. are an important
and expensive factor In rice produc.
ton In South Carolina
The rice bird. which Is your eoho,
link. catches us both going and com.
ing. II pounces upon us In the early
part of April. At that season its
plumage is white and black, and |.
sings merrily when al rest,
In the latter part of May. the pieht
Of the 25th being counted on with al.
most dead certainty as the date tics
disappear as suddenly AZ they cone
Quite as punctual on the night q
August 81 following they return 10
make the work OF destruction a.,
thorough as they can. Their plumaea
is now sober, yellowish brown. Al
night on August 81 their chirp can he
heard as the myriads Of birds Cock In
from the ocean, bound Tor the rice
fields The flight ceases rs morning
dawns.
mo one ever saw rice bird conite
In On the following day. bat when
darkness falls on the evening OF Aug
ust % the flight Is resumed It con.
tinues during the succeeding nights
until the 25th That night ends 1t, aui
then millions of the birds have sptesd
themselves over the rice fields.
Men, women and children are post.
ed with guns and abundant ammuni.
tion to every Ave acres of rice, and
each gun consumes on an average two
pounds OF powder with the necessary
accompanying shot between daylight
and dark, the period of daily effort to
save the crop.
"Of course great number OF the
birds are killed, not only by our hired
minders, but by sportsmen. From eat
ing rice they become very fat and
their bones are softened. They are q
delicate edible morsel. being greatly
improved in quality in this respect
even over what they are as reed birds,
as they are known farther to the
north"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Jan. 31--CATTLE-R
2eipts $4,000: steady to strong; steers
$475m9.00; cows and heifers 3,40M
500; calves 3,G0@S,75; stockers AMI
feeders 3.75M540.
HOGS-Receipts $4,000; strong to
Eve higher; choice heavy $S.5OM
S55; butchers S,45GS,55; light mixed
S.200S,30: choice light S.30MS.40:
packing S.406S,45; bulk sales 8.350
8.45.
SHElGP-Recepts $4,000; 10G1I
higher; sheep $4G5@6.0O; lambs zoe
G8.40; yearings 425m8.o0.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
AERoPtANE PERIL TO BIRDS
Winged Species Beco ing EIarmlnsly
Fewer In France as Man Com
petes W.l Then.

Paris.-Birds of all kinds are beco.n-
ing scarcer In France, say the oral.
biologists According 10 no less an
authority than Comte Clary. presidea.
OF the st. Hubert club, the danger Of
extinction of the winged species is In.
creased by the use OF aeroplanes.
All who were present during the
aviation contests at Rheims" said
Comte Clary. will recall that the be.
hayior of the frightened birds as the
aeroplanej rose was picturesque fea.
tore In the early pa Jf the week. In
some cases they pMed 10 he par.
alyzed with fear, lie In others they
scudded away With loud c les. BY
the end on the week few birds were TO
be seen on the field The same h1s
been true in other parts of France
where aviation meetings have been
held"
The proprietor of large estate in
the south Of france says that he has
noticed the greatest alarm among
birds, and especially among Wild
ducks, on the appearance of a steer.
able balloon over their heads. It fs
feared by ornithologists and sports
men that the advent OF flying ma.
chimes will cause decrease in the
number of game birds
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
THROUGH the silly Novel.

How many boys and girls are led to
marry on insufficient incomes through
reading silly novels? Probably not a
few, according to a certain large book
.e'ler. There's a class OF novels, un-
happily getting more numerous, that
seem to aim at drawing young minds
into state of neurasthenic passion on
he question of love" he remarked the
other day to customer. They give
an entirely false idea Of marriage,
such prosaic matters as salaries, gro.
GERS bills and the rise in the price Of
milk are never mentioned In thesr
stories, and the silly girl who WEEDS
with her head stuffed fun of the slush
has "a sharp awakening" And its
omen that write the larger numbej
v tAese itiouc romantic novels, more:
Re i.,y
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
ST. LOUIS CATTLE.

st. Louis, Jan. 31.--CATTLE-
Receipts 1900; steady to 10 higher
native shipping and export steers
$6.50M $50; dressed beef and butcher
steers 5.15mG35; stockers and feed
ers 3.2505,00; cows and heifers 800
d550: Texas and indian steers i.50
n520
HOGS Receipts G,0O0; 5 to II
higher; pigs and lights G.25mS.30.
packers S.256S.40; butchers best
heavy S.356S.5O
SHEEP-Receipts $500; STEADY; ma
tives $4.51mlS5; lambs G.75mS.35.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
escIt Takes Tr3p 200 Miles.

Sacramento. Cal An eagle wag
i'ltd IT Edison ranch, near Edge
oGd in the upper part of Siskiyol
ounty, and on one Ut its feet was AT
ached q No steel trap.
Il vas then learned that an eagl
OF Iato a No steel trap belongin,
y Grtcnsiate OF Plymouth, Anna
or county, and carried the trap ava
ith it,.
1t - believed the eagle killed a
.Cgewood, which is just about 80
lAes irom Plymouth in an air line
he sane that carried of Mr.
s safes trap several weeks be
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
rae afSl TTs-
Of Rerpieide /. In SirinE II Tier
onsh Trial.

Of Refpieids II In SiriaE II . Tier
oasL Trial
There Il only one test BY which to
Judge. OF the efficiency Of any article
and that IS BY fss a5ility TO do that
wh.ch It IL Intended 10 DO. Many hair
v.eofs may LOCK nice ana smell uics.
but the point is--d, they eradicate Dan
run and stop falling hair.
40. they do not. but Herpicide does,
because it goes to the root 81 the erIi
aud Li.'s tie germ that attacks t,'s
oapilia from whence the hair gets i.s
iits.
Letters from prominent people eyerv-
y here are daily proving that Newbro's
lFerpicide stands the test Of use"
1. r. delightful dressing. clear. pure
and free from oil or greafe.
Sold b. leading druggists Send Zoe in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co..
Detroit Mich. s
me do,ia. sorwn guaranteed. Pail
J Sch % 4 Sons, speeia, sgsAts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Jan. 31-Money on call
easy, 21a63 per cent closing bid pa
Time loans weaker, sixty days, ninety
days 3% per cent; six months 4@4A
Prime mercantile paper 4h@5 per
cent. Sterling exchange steady; de
mand $4SG,25; sixty days ASSOC
4S3.90. Bar silver 50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
Peculiar whim OF Mad King.

The late king Of Bavaria always had
q bust Of Marie Antoinette by his side
when he sat down to dinner. He re-
garded the stone image absolutely the
same as If 1t were the queen herself
placing the most costly yiands for its
consumption and speaking to it in ten.
Ter tones.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01

Guest--"What are your terms?" Pro
prietor-"A dollar day and take your
meals out or ten day and board
here" Guest--"Nne dollars for eat
ing. Are you crazy?" Proprietor
mo; but the nearest lunchroom Is at
Killbuck, 80 miles over Me hills"-Il
Illustrated Sunday Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
StuKed the Turkey.

sir JustW ed Good heavens, dear
at have you stuffed this turkey
th9
Ms Justwed WHY. with oysters,
500 tod me-.
l:f Put 1t feels like lot OF
-
rs, J.--Oh. you mean, horrid, cruel
tch' That is the oyster shells.
iH always told me the only way you
Cd oysters was in the shells. Boo
90 hoo'
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
s----~----i----------.-if---
AFRAID az fhe =.

The stranger in the public play.
grounds noticed that the little boys
we're giving the little girls vide
berth on this par6).lar morning.
That's queer" IL unused. Say, son.
ny, thought YOU little boys and girls
played together"
I'VE do sometimes" enlightened the
youngster on the sandpiie, but mt
to-day"
And why not?"
Cause 1t is as much AZ we can do
70 keep out of their way. They are
playing suffragettes and making bio.
Ieve We are policemen. Chicago
\pWG
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
Crop Failure.

81 suppose you know. Of my family
tree?" said Baron Fucash. yep" an.
swered Mr.. Cumrox 1T may have
been a good tree. all right. but 1t looks
to me as II the crop was failure"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
tIncin Ezra SAW.

"They's two kinds NV people in the
world-them you know. the day fore
lection. an them ez don't know you
the day arter."--Boston Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
ELeiN BUTTER.

Elgin, H., Jan. 31,-BUTTER.- -
Firm, 81. Cents. Sales for the week
49S,G0O pounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
Wlnter Touflst .Eares,

&as W'n1oT soGfist area.
'siro y Aberdeen. Miss. and
returu ..',,.,........... VIA. II
afro 70 uirant., Miss. and
return $50, =. .......... 1910
cairo 70 Jackson. Miss. and
return -. .............. Is. So
afro TO MeComb. Miss aud re-
WITH ..s- y. .-.... ......... lS.hu
afro to Hammond, La. and re-......
turn ,,.. \. N. !. -. ...... 70. 50
.-'ro 70 New Orleans. La. and
return 49,. 80. ...,......, II 81
Cairo to Houston. Texas. and
return ...... :. .......... 29.2I
Cairo 10 Galveston. Texas, and
return 80. !. INTERCHANGEABLE
)airo TO San Antonio. Tex. and
IstnrH ...s 80, ......... S4.be
Cairo 70 Austin. Texas, and re-
Urn ..s.t SO. .........tl ~
Cairo 70 Corpus Christi. Texas,
and return ., .,.......... s7.ss
Cairo 70 nj Pasp, Tex. and re-
turn ,,.. ,... ). ........... 50.5s
Cairo 70 Jacksonville. Fla, and
RETURN ,,,.-,,-...,,. ..... 33. lie
Eiro to Havana, Cuba, and re-
turn 49,. :, :. .,.....,,.. 67.JE
Add many other points in Florida,
Texas New Mexico, California.
Ttcketa on sale until April 3oth,
good returning until May slst, 1910.
). III. JONES,
Ticket Agent, Cairo, Ill
A " HANSON.
r. r. b.. Chicago.
y HsfCH. q. p, A.. Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01

The Missus--Norah, how many fam.
lies have you ever worked for.
The Maid-Wurruked. is Il. ma'am 7
IN have you know. Mira Parker, I've
surruked FIR livery family | ever lived
With, Ell -. 81. I
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
CENTRAL
Corrected to January l.. 1910.
rAE Fast MAIL ROUTE
Yts,rs SO. rAtr~,


- y m. Daily Chicago vestibuls
-imitsd. arriving CChicago 10:4O am.
2:ts a, m. Daily st. Louis Might
Limited, arriving st. Louis 7:20 a. IN
STEPPING ear open at $50 p. m.
$40 a. a. St, Louis Special.
600 4, m. Chicago Daily Express
tt:i5 a. m. st. Louis Fast Mall.
1873 m. Chicago Midday Special
ass p n. r,aify st. Louis Limited.
2'ss D., N, Aitermnoun Express fol
Jdin, Effinsham, Nattoon, Champaign
s:11 D N, rhebes ACCOMMODATION
tts >. m. Chicago and Eastern Ex.
press,
to:io >. N. Chicago night express
.trtvinx at Chicago 7;i5 q. m.
s:yp ~ Memphis and Nashville.
t;fs 1 n. Memphis and New Or.
cans Limited
$40 /. N. Seminole Limited for
Birmingham aud Jacksonville, Fla.
600 o m. Padpcah and Louisville.
':at . m. Daily Memphis and New
)ricaAs.
':si p m, Daily Nashville. ChAtts-
,~uEA and Atlanta.
$3.50 p. m. Tuiton and Mayfield ~
eommodatioz
$50 p. m. PAdacah and Louisville.
s:55 p m. Memphis and New Or
cans Special.
For through tickets. sleeping car 40
ronnodstiona and further informa
'ins apply Mt llliuois Central Passen.
s.r station, Cairo, III.
J. Il. JoNEs Ticket Assns
A. HATCH, a. P. A.
SANeoN. Pass. Traffic. Mqp.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01

~ Fortune for Tranpsr.
kin OF black fox 10 worth
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01

Women in American Prisons.
Women constitute So per cent. OF
ne eonvicts in American prisons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01

SEVERAL GOOD PAYING, PER
MANENT positions open In the Gov
eminent Service; common school edu-
cation required. For particulars ad-
dress -, care Of this paper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01

A YONUG lady working down town
wants place as companion for
elderly lady in exchange for room ami
board. Address B. b., Bulletin Office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-01
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Chicago. Jan 3l.--The following cal
loads represent the davis movements