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OFFIGB, BTTIiliB-rilT BTriXiDlJSTQ-, COB. 12TK STEEBT A. 1ST 3D WA.QIIIIrO-T02r A.V333SrT73i3
JOHN H. OBERLY, EDITOR:
THE BULLETIN.
Handing iimiter ou nvery ci
our ciiunuiiKs.
UIKt.STIAN ClIURUlt-KlKhteetitb streot
between Wellington anil Walnut.
Alerting cverv Hunday at 1U1 a. in., and B
P. tn.
Sunday tchool at 3 p. tn.
Prayer meeting Wednesila) evening.
MKSBYTEMAN-KInhtb Street.
Preaching, Habbath at 104 a.m. ami 71 p.rn
Prayer meeting, Wcilne!- at 7 p. in.
labualh S:liool,n p.m. J, M. Ijinaden, Su
perintendent. Hfsv. II. Tiiayku, Partor
MCTlIODIJsT.-Cor. KiMii an.l Walnut at.
Preaching, Pahbalh at 10) a.m.. ami 7 p. tn
Prayer raretlng, Wednesday, 7 p.m.
.lattbatb School, a. D.ra. L. V. Htlllwoll.
Huperlnteinlent. llr.v. 1 L. Tiiommon, I
UlUltCH OF TlIK ltElKKMKH-(Epl:o. 1
Sal.) '
lornlnx prayers. Sabbath 101 -m'
r.venlni prayer, 74 pJn.
Sabbath School. (I a.m.
Kkv. K. Coxn, Hector.
ST. PATRICK'S CliUHCH-Ninth St. and
Wthlmrton Avcnuo.
1'ubllc service, Sabbath feilO and 104 a.m,
Vesper, 7 p.m.
sabbath School. 2 p.m.
Sendee rvery day, 8 a.m.
Kkv. 1. J. O'Halluhaw, l'rie.t.
T, .lustra's CHURCH (German.) cor-
nr of Walnut and Cro-s MrecU.
.Ma-, erry Sabbath tit 10 o'clock a. m.
expert, 2 p. m. j
Hail iiunug wcpk iay, o o'ciock a. in.
itEV. o. IIorrMAX, Prieat.
OKUM.YN LtrrUKKANCIIUKCU-lSth
street between Washington Avenue and
Walnut treet.
Preaching Sunday moniiiu at 10 o'clock.
Sabbath School at 2 o'clock p. m.
Kkv. C. Dcerbchnek, l'aitor.
lOUNO MEN'S CliUlisTlAN ASSOCIA
TION. IUgular meeting second Monday
rich month at their room over Hockwell
A Co'booktnre, Commercial avenue.
Weekly l'raycr meeting, Friday, 74 p.m. at
i be room.
L. W. Stillwiu., President.
SKCUND M1S310NA11Y HA1TJST
CHUltCU. Corner Syeamore and Forty-
tint street. Preaching Sabbath at 11
o'clock a. m. and 3 o'clock p. tn.
Sunday School 1 o'clock p. m.
The church le connected with the Illinois
Association, by the First MU'lonnry Hip-
tht Church ol Cairo.
Kiev. Bolqmom Lko.vard, TicUir.
AFRICAN METHODIST. Fourtntn, be
tween Walnut and Cedar.
Service, Sabbath. 11 a.m.
Sabbath School. 14 p.m.
Claa meeti at 8 p.m.
ekXOND FREE WILL UAl'TIST- Fif.
tnth Street,, between Walnut and Cedar.
Service! dabbatb, 14 and 3 p. in.
Hav. N. Kicks, Pastor.
rilEE WU.L. BAPTIST aOM: MISSION'
SABBATH SCHOOL. Corner Walnut
and Cedar Street.
Sabbath School, 9 a.m.
FIRST FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
- Curry's Barrack
Services, Sabbath 11 i.m.. 3 p.m. A 74 p. m.
Kkv. Wm. Kkixkt, l'aitor.
1 1UST MISSIONARY BAPTIST ClllIKCa.
-.Cedar, between Ninth and Tenth riu.
Preaching Sabbath, 104 a,m. and 7J p.m.
Prayer meeting. W edneiday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
Sabbath School, 14 p.m. John anllaxter
aud Man- Stephens, Superintendent.
Kkv. T. J. Shores, Pator.
6F.CONI) BAPTIST CHUKCII-Fourtecntb
street, between Cedar end Walnut, lhe
only Baptist church recognized by the A-
aoclatlon. . ,
Services, Sabbath, 11 a.m. 3 p,m. and , p.m.
Krv. Jacob Hisam.kv, Elder.
SECRET OKDKBS.
THE MASONS.
CAUIO COMilANDEUY, No. IS.-SUted
Awembly at the Asylum Mawnlc Hall, tint
and third Monday In each month.
CAIKO COUNCIL, No.W.-Keirular Convo-
c'.lon at Matonlc aU, the Becond Iriday
In each month.
OAIUO CUA1TEK No. 71. Hesular Con-
vocatlonat Mawnlc 1UU, on the third
Tueaday ol every month.
JAIKO JODOE, So. 237 P. A. M-Kew-
lar CommunlcaUon at Manonic Hall, the
tecond and fourth Mondayt of each month.
T1IK ODU-FELLOWS.
AlJiXANUKK LODGE, 221-Mect In Odd-
reilow.' Hall, In Arter-ii btiUdlnif, every
Thunday evening at 8 o'clock.
STATE OFFICERS.
Oovernor John L. BcxrldKC.
Lieutenant-Governor
Secretary of SUteOeorue a. Harlow.
Auditor of State C. E. Llppiucolt.
SUte Trewurer Cwper Ktiu.
Attorney General June h. hd ill.
Supt. Public lnntrucUon-Newujii Bitewnn
CONOlU-asMEN.
Senators-lilchard J. Ogle-by and John A.
XpreBentative Elgutceuth DUtrict-Iwcc
Jeraent.
MXMBEUS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Kcpresentatiu-i In tho 60th dbtrlut.
John H. Oberly, Win. A. Lemma and Mith-
,nMorCforetbe 60th dlftrlct .lece Wivre.
COUNTY OFFICEUS.
CIllCUIT COURT.
Judge U. J Baker, of Alexander.
State's Attorney-Patrick 11. Popo.
Clerk-K. S. Yocum.
8heriff-A. H. In1n.
Wm. Martin Aewor aud Treasurer.
COCHTY COUKT.
Judge F. Brow.
Associate J. E. McCrite nd 8. M archil
oon. Clerk Jacob O. Lynch.
Coroner John U. Goasman.
MUNICU'AL "OOVEHNMENT.
Mayor John Wood.
Treasurer 11. A. Cunningham.
Comptroller E. II. Fallls.
Clert-Mlchael nowley.
Attorney II. Watcon Webb.
Police Magistrates K. Bros and J. J,
"Marshal and Chief of Police Wm.McIlalo.
Street Commissioner I). J. Gtilllgan.
Health Ofllcer W. Wooten.
Membors I'ollco Force A. Cain Karscnt,
F. Whltcamp, Phillip Helm, Chas. Muhncr
and V, A. Conant.
BOARD OF ALDKHMKN.
First ward -Hiram BUby and J. M.
1 Beoond ward Herman Meyers and Wood
Rlttenhouee. , ,
Third ward John McEwen and F. Ivors-
mFourth word 0. V. N'eUU and M. J.
Wmhwa'rd-Jno. U. lloblnson and Win.
H. Morris.
,8AM WILBON,
DIAL IX
"boat btobes
OlO0111II
k-KOVIBIOMBI 8T0.
on Lmi
Oatko, III
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
AIRO,
iiijiiiU"-
The Silnt Charie-'h well and vrMoly known a tht leudlni; anil
LARGEST HOTEL IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS
rtar M autne,;ncafio?t'U,1,', U" U ' iU iro an" "
rrI-tiJfJ!-it,lt..CV1l,f,8 ''v11,1,'? tlc and Jll'""t"tll manner or brick and iron, U
ram stories In height, exclusive of ba'ctnent and att c, has a irontaL'o ol 110 feet on the
Ol. o rhir, 125 lect on Second street and a wlnlor culinary purpo-c, ;l"ln thorough r"iwlr
and will comfortably accommodate 200 gucts U now dolnn' a l !no pay n" bu "lne"i wl fell
will 1 be lawdy Incrta.ed during the preset year by the ncv rallroa.is now being : lmllt Into
Cairo, and wlios depots will be In cloe proximity to the home.
?art,e, wlt-ljIriK to In tho hotel buslne-s have now an excellent opportunity to
purchase the entlro property, cr one-third Interest with management of the nV " h. In-m"nt-IK
Adr.e,'n "'".onvery rcavmable terms at low figures, and oftTy pay-
JEWETT "WILCOX,
Or (J. W. COCHRAN. f Tlckr L0UIS'
14 PerdldoHtroet, New OrK .ni.
$30,000 WORTH OP GOODS
AT COST.
OX AND
I will sell my entire stock of
Dry Goods and Carpets
AT ACTUAL COST
At 1 am determined to close out my preiont buiin2s as soon aspoulble.
N. IJ. TO AVOID ALL MISTAKES HEREAFTER, THIS STOCK
WILL HE SOLD STRICTLY FOR CASH.
li.
July 5, 167J.
DISINFECTANTS :
COPPERAS
CARBOLAT E O E L 1 .M E ,
P E R M A X G A NATE OE POTASH,
CARBOLIC ACID POWDER,
CHLORIDE OF LIME
ITOJa S-A-IitEJ -A.T LOW PEICE9
AT
BARCLAY BROTHERS,
DRITGG-ISTS.
COHNKR WASITINOTON AVKNUK AND JORJIITII STKKUT.
AND
INTO. 7-i OHIO XjI'-VH-E
o-tf
TUa been lf.irn tho Ajnrrican ptilillo
OVr.ll TJH MTV yearn. It lmi never
yet failed to glvo porfiot Mtliifiiutloii, and
m jubuy iju Myivu iuo panacea lor all
oxbf.nal VouwIs,C'uta,Burnn, Btv-flUnn.
Ppralnx, IlniUos, &c, 4a, (or Mm and
CAIRO.
ILLINOIS.
llf FUti;
AFTER
H. CUNNINGHAM.
11ROMO C II h O R A L U M
POWDERED CHARCOAL.
'.rilliout tb!s Ltnirufit. Tho money it
funded unless tho Liniment is &y rwpro-'
tentciL Do inro and pet tho L-onuIno
MI'.XIOAN' irUSTANO LINIMENT.
Bold ty all Dnifirfstn uud Country Store,1
at aOc, BOo. and $1,00 per Bottlv.JigUBt
styje, fUe o( .wttio, (Jec.rJT.
ILLINOIS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1G, 1873.
TTBLE BR A P H 1 6.
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin,
CASUALTIES.
UX AM I NATION OT TUB QFFI.
CEItS. AND CRKW OF
TI1I5 ILL. FATED
' ASKKTT.
S'l.'ATKMHNT OF THE INSI'ECT.
OHS OF HULLS AND
HOILERS.
60 LIFE rnBSKBVKIW AND ONLY
TWO KNOWN TO HAVK
UK EN USED.
TIIK INVESTIKATINO COMMIS
SION AIMOUltN UNTIL TULS
MOKNINO.
KTC.
BTC,
KTC.
THE WJLWAMKTT IJIVBSTIOATION.
Wakiiinoto.v, AugmtlG. An exam
Inatlon into the WswuHntt dinater va
commenced to-dny ut the trcaiury depart
ment, before Oeo. " Taylor, acting
luperlntendlng Inspector genoral of stoara
LoaU ; Wm, Jtosj, impoctor of bull at
Savannah, Georgia, and John K. Edgar,
inipector of boilers at Norfolk. Tbo
main matter of enquiry was
flnt, tbo oquipmont of tho itoamerj
second, the origin of tbo fire; third, tho
conduct oflieonod officori, both prior and
subioquent to tbo alarm being given.
Tto flrjt witnone esamlnod were Jai. 1).
Tawery, inepeetor of hulls and Wm. D.
Saville, inspector of boilora, at Ilaltlmoro,
who rn&do tho last inipection. From
their toUlmony it appeared that tho
iteamor was thoroughly inspect&J in
March hit, and everything which tho law
requires wasfonnd thwe without a single
exception. Capt. Wood of tho "Wawas
ett, at tbo timo , of th alarm
of Cro, iaid he called to passenger to keep
coo), as ho did not see any reason for ex
citement ; he thought there would bo am
ple timo to put out the flro, but in lets
timo than ho could now relate tha fact
the flames bunt out in heavy volumes.
The pilot ra licensed by tbo United
aia-.es, dui mo captain was not.
Ho thought tho Are originated in tbo fire-
umu a iwte, mud no UOUOt UUU UtMiU lm.
ini; for sotno time beforo tho door was
openod, which ave a drnft to tho damos.
Tho engineur was drlron from tbo room
in an instant. Tho raato and clerk gen
erally have charge ot the passengers find
freight, but at tbo time of tbo
fire were srylng to eavo tha
passenger. Nobody was epeci illy attend
ing to tho boats aud lifo preservers, At
the timo of tho flro only ouo passenger
was lost. There wero nn board one hun
dred and twoaty-flvo passenger, not
counting children ; tho liconso showed
that boat waspormitted to carry only llfty
passengers. Tha captain said ho was
under the impression he wa; al
lowed to cairy ono hundrod
and fifty pasiongers, as fitly
passengers would not pay tho ex-
psnsos of tho boat. The boat was well
provided with all appliances for saving
lives. Thcro wero betwoen 400 and 000
lifo-preiervcr?, only two of which wero
known to havo boen usod. Not a soul
would havo boon lost if tho engines had
not suddenly stopped.
Tho clerk, raato, cugincorand a numbor
of tho crow and tovoral paivongcrs were
examined, but nothing now has loon elic
ited. Tbo tOJtimony was to tho ofloct that
thero was no chance for those aft to reach
tho forward part of tho boat, Nono could
toll or oven conjecturo tho origin of the
flro. Tho conduct of tho otlkori was good
throughout. Great caro always had boen
taken to prevent fires, and orders in this
respect wore strict. The pumps
and hoso wore alwaj In good order. Tho
commission adjourned until to-morrow
morning, Capt. Godloy says tho license
producod to-day .allowing only fifty pas
sengers to go on board tha "Wawasott was
erroneous, as bo had in his possession a
permit signod by proper oDIcers, allowing
for this year, as heretofore, ono hundred
and fifty passengers,
CRIME.
A lMUSONKR KILLED II V A
DEPUTY WARDEN IN
MICHIGAN CITY, IN
DIANA. A WEALTHY FAltMER OF
M ONTGOM ER Y COUNT Y ,
OHIO.KILLS ANOTHER.
NKGKO MUHDKKEK HANGED AT
ALEXANDRIA, VIUU1N1A
A 1'RtSOKUK KILLED.
MaitloASi City, Indiana, Augilit 16,
This morning whlio Chas. A. Manning,
deputy warden of tho prison, and Mr. St.
.lohn, president of the board of director,
woro alone in the guard room of tho
prison. Josonh Simpson, it prisoner, having
armed htmsolf with a cooper's broad-axo,
camo Into tho room and udvanced toward
Manning oxclaimlng :
"DAMJf YOU, I WILL KILL YOU 1"
'l .)....!-. l.t,. rmtnltlflP unit mm
y UUUUtY UrUYV lUa lUlvtiut hmu U ,
'lered Mm from tho room, threatening to
'ioot him If ho didn't oboy. The only
rosponso tho pruoner made wa an at
tempt to strike him with the axe, sprinc-
tng from aide to sido to avoid the pistol
and advancing upon tho deputy who still
continued to order hitn from tbo room,
At this juncturo St. John, who could ob
tain no better weapon, seized a chair and
aimed It at the person, which, onfortu
natoly, touched th" deputy who was in the.
roar of St. John at the time. The blow,
however, fell on tho prisoner but with In
sufficient force to provont his advancing.
Recovering hlmiolf ho
KUHIIED JLT THE pIPCTY,
Alining a blow, when tho latter fired.
Tho prisonor still advanced, when the
deputy fired, twice again, and mustering
his falling strength, tho prisoner
Titr.r.w TUB 1XE
With all his torco, laroly missing the dep
uty' head. Ho then fell back,-as ho fell
tbo deputy firod a fourth shot. The second
shot was fatal, as was afterwards discov
ered. No mollvo for tbo attack Is known,
except Simptun once escaped and had an
Idoa .Manning had reported to the prison
whero ho escaped, Tlio coroner's jury
returned a verdict exonerating Manning
from all blame.
NEOKO UA.VCKU.
Alexandria, Virginia, August 15.
Wm. Jack son, colored, wai bangod to-day
in tho jail yard for tho murdor of his wifo
last February. Jackson inado a speech
fifteen or twenty minutes loug, denying
bis guilt. Tho fall of seven feet failed to
break bis neck, and ho died of sutTocation
after severe struggles.
A.N OUIO FAKMEK ttUOT.
DATTOX,ObIo, August 15. Thos. Smith,
a wealthy farmer of Wayno townshlp.this
county, shot and mortally woundod Jno,
Feister, a farmer aged twenty-two, at Tay
lorsvlllo, eight xnilos from this city, this
morning, lloth bad boon attonding a sale
in tho neighborhood, and are said to have
been under the influence of liqnor. .Smith
alleges that an old feud was ronewed be
tween thorn, and that Feister Insulted and
struck him when bo tired. Ho surrendered
himself to the sheriff, Feister died to
night
POLITICAL.
A LETTER FROM TRKASUMEK
Sl'lNNKlt ON Sl'EOIK
PAYMENT.
ETC.,
ETC.,
ETC
SI'ECIE I'AVMEST.
Washi.voto.v, Aucust 13. Troasurcr
- iv... v. uuinimj to-day. savi
"Resumption of specie paymont uB uv-,
and I mink will continua to bo put oil
until tho time when tho balance of trade
shall bo in our favor. When that timo
arrives resumption will bo easy. In truth,
it will from that causo como of its own
accord. The conversion of government
stocks from a higher to a lower rata of In
terest, is now progressing quite as fast as
the present available forcoof tho treasury
department can comfortably inanago it, as
prospocts of its continuance eoein to bo
pretty cortainly assured. It Is now a ques
tion with the eocrctary whether he will
oxchango for a 5 per cent, stock, or wait
till he can placo new stock at !, or oven
at 1 per coot.
:;ot TO UE ItEMOVED.
Wasuinoton, August 15. Mr. Van
uerout oi iiio treasury uupartmont re
turned this morning from his invosliga
tion of tho suppoxod fraud in the Now
York custom-house, and reports to Secro
tary Hicbardson tburu wa nothing what
ovor to implicate certain ofllcer In wrong
doing. His visit had no connection what
ovor with tho removal of any body, nor
had any orders boen proviously-Jesuod for
that purpose,
SPORTING.
bAKATOOA RACES.
Sakatoqa, August 15. Throitoning
woathor caused a small attundonco at the
racoa to-day. Tho track was very boavy,
Followcraft got the throo awoupstakea for
a walk over, tho only other entry, Joero
Johnson, being withdrawn.
seco.no hack
AY as for n purso of SCO'). One railo for
two-year olds. Tho following started
Leamington, Arly, Oulpopper, Dublin,
Uonnerotto and Juliana. Dublin won by
four lengths ; Culpepper second, Von
gatire third. Timo 1:19
xn inn iiace
vv us lor a purse oi uuu. une ana one-
half milos for all ugos. AVon by Moridac
by six lengths ; Uolitza, second and Uusi
ness, third. John McCormack, tho favor
ite, was fifth, Timi!;IGJ.
1IASE HALL.
Baltimore, Maryland, August 15.
Tho baso ball match resulted Haltimoro,
1M; Washington, 02.
utica nAci:s.
Utioa, Now York, August 15. Tho
postponed raco of tho Utica Park associa
tion took placo to-day, and was well at
tended. First race for horses that havo
never beaten 2:21, for a purso of $G,000;
$3,000 to first horeo, $1,600 to second,
1000 to third, t010 to fourth, was won by
Judge Fullerton; Comers second, Lucillo
(lolddust third and Sensation fourth. Only
four horses started. Comer won third
boat. Timo 2:22, 2:23J, 2:'J3J, 2i'.'5L Fill
lorton sold In pool for $132, Comers 5100
and tho Hold $3:.
bKRIOUIiLY ILL.
Philadelphia, August 16. Hon.
Wm. Meredith Is orlously 111. He was
president of tbo constitutional convention,
but was obllced to rellnquiih his post bo
fore ndjournmend.
OFFICIAL PAPER
THE CHOLERA.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago, Auguost 15. Tho Time thil
morning say tho faot need not longer be
concealed that tho cholera prevail in thl
city, that Is to say thoro has boen thirty
two deaths from that disease. While at
this time it I also true that thore Is not
yet any occaston for soriou alarm.
Tho aroa to which tha visitation
has beon mainly limited U not
large and clearly dofincd. Moreover, thero
aro local causs which go far toward ox
plaining the appearanco of the disease
The local columns of tho 'Times' contain
a report of an Interview of a roportor
with eoveral promineut physicians, all of
whom state they havo treated nulto a
number of well defined cholora cases dur
ing tho last cix wooki, and ono of thete
physicians fixos tho number of doatb at
tho abovo figuroj, Tho sanitary suporin
tendent, Dr. Miller, and bis immcdiato
predecessor, Dr. Roach, wero also inter
viewed, and both admit there bavo been
some cases of cholera, but aiserl thero la
and has been no causo for alarm. Tho
cases bavo all occurrod In tho extreme
southern part of tho city, and in crowded,
dirty tenoment-faousc, and where
tbo only water in use ha
been drawn from (hallow wells
Tho city officers havo boen doluir
everything to prevent tbo disoase, and to
improve the sanitary condition of tho city
In that part. New water mains have
bon laid, and the infected district Is now
supplied with puro lake water, and the
sanitary superintendent Is ot theKlon
that tho worst is over.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A HARVEST rRBTIVAL.
Chicaoo, August 15. A harvest festl
val wa3 held at Clinton, Illinois, yester
day which was particlpaiod in by soms
6,000 pooplo. Addressos were dolivered
by Gov. Ileverldgo, ox.Gov. Palmer and
Gen. Mack, in ipoecho mainly confined
to tho discussion of wants and need of
farmers, and tho most practicable meant
of reliof from the alleged impositions of
railroads. Tho moating was In no way
a political ono.
MARKET REPORT.
St. Lo uis, August 15. Flour quiet
and steady; tnoro doing In modlum extra.
Wheat Fall, firm and higher for sam
ple lot told. No, 1 red $1.01.23; No.
Corn unchanged. Forpot No.Jmlxed
seller, Aug., 10c; Sopt. oflered at 41o, and
1UJ U1U.
Oats unsettled. Sales at 2 8 Jo- u
live held firm. Srlus of No. 2 at COe In
olevator.
Porkquiot. Sale at lCj17c DS.
Jleut firm. No sales.
llacon dull and woak. Shoulders, 9j
OJnj clear rib 10; uramor 10Jc: clear rib
lU,'llc;
Lard dull.
Whisky 02e.
Cattle active. Medium to prirao 53.70
5; choico, nominally S5.5O06; calvo
and heifers $2l; wintered Texan $3
4.Q0.
Hogs $4.37J(51.0.
New Orleans, Aug. 16. Flour icarco
and firm. Salo of XXX at $0.00p7.50:
family bJQ)10c.
Corn bales of mixed at 70c.
Oats Sale at 4345c.
11 ran dull at 85c.
Hay dull. Prime ?23.50j choice $27.
l'ork scarce. Demand limited at 17.60;
dry salt shoulder ecarco ut OJc. llacon
scarce and in good domand at 10, 11 and
uBuits ai loiojioj.
Lard carco. Tierce tit 830c; kec lie
Sugar In fair demand, bale of fair to
fully fair Oa'Jjc.
Molassoi nominal.
"Whisky scarce and higher at 97cfL01.
ColTeo at 1020Jc for new.
Rico Common to prime 618jo.
Sterling 25c; sight 25Jc; 'premium on
gold ISc.
Chicaoo, August 15. Flour flriu; oxtra
spring $0 20ti 50.
Wheat activo and higher; No 1 spring
$1 24 j September; No J $1 IS.
Corn, activo and higher; No 2 -10c bid
on August, cash; 30Jo September.
Oats, fair demand aud advanced; No 2
29o cash on August; 20o September.
Kyo activo and higher; No 2 C50t!c.
Iiurley scarce and firm; no cash lots of
fered; No 2 fall, September, active $1
1 03; new, No 8, 00c.
Whisky, fair demand and higher at 03c,
Pork, steady; $10 cash or August and
Soptembor,
Lard, cjuiot; unimor, steam 7c.
Hulk meats steady. Shoulders and
short rib OJo loose. Sugar cured do
packodOo. Rucon quiet.
New York, August 15. Flour Mod
erate business and very firm; superfine
$1 'J5S 60; common to rood $0 bfl)
0 45; good to choico $3 OOidl 25; white
wheat oitra $7 258 40.
Wheat quiet; No. 3 snriuK 21 loYull 4G:
No. 2 Milwaukee $1 B301 bf; wiutur red
western $1 &ol ou.
llarloy unchanged.
Rvo aulet.
Corn in good enquiry and higher; stoam-
cr mixed, otxiipbc; sauo'jeic; blgn mlxod
and yellow 01(JC3c; white 76c; kiln dried
bi(a)aOC.
Oat qulot,
Cofi'oe firm.
Sugar and molasses quiet.
Pork qulot and steady; new moss I8c.
Hoof and cut meat unchangod.
Lard quiet and steady; old wostern
steam 8c; new BJc.
Louisville, Aucust IS Flour firm
but unchangod.
Wheat llrm at It 2UMI 3 tot new on
arrival.
Corn oasy at aiRQOc lot tacked and de
livered.
Oils, ryn and barley quiet and un
changed.
Uotioe noiu c nignor.
Sugar RoQned held Jc higher,
Hay sloady at 20c.
Provisions steady and in fair demand,
Pork 40jITc.
Hams Plain 13c: sucar cured Ulfti
15c, packed bulk shoulders 8)9Jc; clear
10c; loose o higher.
1'acked lard steady; choice leaf 83ra9lc:
prime steam 88c.
Ymsky urm avvic.
OF CITY AND COUNTY.
Miitr-Aiu, AueMi 15. OettM held
firm but In light demand; good to ordin
ary IwaiCc; low mlddllne !8o. RecaiDtt
30 thipmenti 400.
Jflour quiet.
Corn dulL
Oat dull and drooplflf 42o.
Hay neglected.
Bran $17 on arrival.
Shoulders 9cQ9c. 8ld 11A12.
Pork and lard dull.
RIVER NEWS.
rait r
tfe BlTOM
., AuUlt,l73
For 21 hours ending 3 p.n
Above
Chaaft.
low
water.
8TATJOX9.
TUm.I Fall.
?IFl
Hoonvllle
Brunawlek
Cairo
Cincinnati ,
f;ontluence
Davenport. ,
KvansvUle
Fort Denton
Hermann
JeOcnon City ....
Kansaa:Cltv......
Keokuk....
La Crosse
Leavenworth
Loxlnvton
Little itock
Louisville........
Marietta
Memphis
Morifantown
Nashville
4
9
3
New Geneva ,
No wi Orleans ....
12
Oil City
Omaha
l'aducaa
Pittsburg
Plattamouth
Hhreveport
St. .loseph
7
9
12
11
O
S
3 1
bt. Louis
St. l'aul
n
QZ 6;
Vlcktburg
Warsaw
ankton
Edwin Oakland,
Observer Signal Service, U. S. A.
Louisville, August 1. Blvar falling
with 4 feet G inche la the canal, and 3u
In chute. Tha aew wrocklnsr beat Ckar-
ley Hill will leava early In tha morning
10 raise a narga oi iron ore inns a 'AntMi
iiue uiano. xsainaa naa Maa xner
brisk to-day than any day for a week.
Uastrop will loava for New Orleans to
morrow evening fully loaded. Weather
pleasant and cloudy with proipecta of
rain. The Jamea 1). Parker arrived from
MemphU and departed for Cincinnati.
Mkmi-uib. August 15 River declining,
cloudy and hot Arrived, Nashville, Oln
cincinnat. Departed, City of Viekiburg,
Rickaburg; Longwortb, Naw Oilcans;
Iiattie, Little Bock.
PiTTBunt, August 15. River rising
lowly tnup.m. with 9 It. 9 In. IB U
channel. Tho following boat leave with
ten bargea of coal each ; Coal City, lay
Choice, Jeopard, Baltic, Utile Uia,ttec-
otute, juaita trie, jobn Aiwooa ana dm
Brown.
Uinct ATI, Augatl 16. liter falling
with 7 ft. O in. Departed, Ashland.
Wheeling. Weather fair and ploaiant.
Nw Orlbans. August 15. No arriv
al u, Jvj. ., iv-- uiaar. JUer
cury 88.
HuREvrroRT, Louisiana, August 15.
Weather clear and Intensely hoi; forenoon
showery and cool, thi afternoon station
ary. Arrived: Belle Rowland from New
Orleans, Clifford from Jefforson, Starling
raft; departed; Geo. C. Wolf, of St. Louis!
Belle Rowland. Maw Orlaani. Ranorti 4
feet of water at Coushatta.
IUTTLB Kocx. August 15. A lavira
storm of wind and rain passed over tha
city this evening, doing considerable dam -ago.
River on stand with two feat la
channel.
Nasiivillb, August 15. Inches' rise
sinco last report; 81 inches on shoals.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Sr. Louia, August 16. Arrived: North
western, Keokuk; St Luke, Miuouiri
river; Julia, Viekiburg; Legal Tender,
Memphis; AnRa Hickman. Departed;
Northwestern. Keokuk; Jesie, Illinois
river; Howard, New Orloans, Balls Mem
phis, Memphis. River falling. Cloudy
close and very warm, two light shower to
day, PHIL. HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER
uttjr Baaasj:BujkBadMtac.
MJJpaelal attanucn pald.to oraers Seas steea
boat nliBI or dav
ST. LOUIS
UNIVERSITY
STABIJflUBD IH 1U
Hy members or the society ot
Jesus, and incorporated by an act of the
auto legislature in 1833, It has experienced
uninterrupted succcsn, and continue to of
fer tho atudent overy lacility for sequirlnjc
a thorough
t'luaslcal anil Commerelal Kdacatlaa1
Uullctlna are lent three timet a year to
tho parents or Kuardlan of the stussau to
inform them ot the conduct, fceaitaaat!
Imprrovemeut of their on or ward. Ass
experienced physician dally visit the In
stitution, and the created care and atten
tion ore bestowed on the tick.
Tsiuia :
Hoard and tuition, per cession, ten
months, $260.
The next neesion begins on September 1,
1873.
Catalogue containing inatructloai to par
ents, and full particular, will be sent free
on application to
, , HV. .T. O. ZliLAWD, S. J
President St. Louis University. St. Louis,
Missouri. T-22dwJja
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