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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 22, 1904.
J ; " !
Stocks s Bonds Cereals i
Iden in g
Why do yon still
a sack Ut box in tht
tlif bam?
Don't!
Don't yen know that it is absolutely safe in
the immens: Steel Vaults and .Safe of the
C7Y NATIONAL BANK,
609 Ohio Levee,
C A I R 0, I I. I. I N o I S.
Capital and Surplus
$296,000.00.
" '"ni'irfi HI
New York Store
MEPCAWl ILE
Teas, Coffees, Spices,
Sugars,Plain and Taney
Groceries and General
Merchandise
Wholesale and Retail.
Corner 19(h Street and Commercial Avenue.
1
si i:i
Uncle Joe's
djj, Ohio Levee, Cairo, Illinois.
RATES $1.00 PER DAY.
ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST-CLASS.
Steamboat and Perry Landings Opposite.
Two Blocks From All Railroad Depots.
Joseph Steagala, Prop'r.
r?r Uncle Joe's "GLAD HAND"
j Bar, a Strictly First-Claw
GET A HOME IN THE
NORTHWEST. j
LOW ONE-WAY SETTLERS' KATES
TO THE NORTHWEST AND
CALIFORNIA.
From March 1st to April 30th, IfM,
the Puftlattrffl makes very low one
way Colonists rates to Montana,
Washington. Oregon. Idalc, California.
The rt'duction ja ftoni U to 40 per
rent. fro:n the rSgtttaW rates.
THE WAV TO GO.
The Bartiagtoa Northern Pactftc
l-ixtiress," with ehair cafl and Tour
1st rdwpers, is tin' great duly through
tralStMl I8W Notlhwe. t via WliflgS,
IfesdaM Thwmgh rat sad tt I 1
to th Nnrthwcd via M Pstll and
the (Jreat North' rn and Northern I'a
ciflc roads.
HOME SELKF.R V I XCURT.IOri:,
on the first snd third Tuesdays of
e.ich month.
TO C ALITORNIA.
Join the Eurllngton'c personally con
rl'icted wHsly California excursions
in throagh Tourists sleepers via Dst
ver, t'aiough Scenic Colorado and Salt
Uke City by daylight.
Write for rates, rcufv!, train s-r-vire,
folders, berths and other tnfor
saHnh
fi. b. fjit, l. w Watratsy,
Tra P. Mt Oetl p- A'
604 Pine Street, 8t. loui, M'.
your money
ic ur in a tin
'
iWIIHIi illli Hi
COMPANY,
j Are bum Indications cl sows fona of Dtorntcl I
DC troublo, biliousness or n bad l!vor. Miliaria will 1
A cert overtoho you, Don't rhk It, r,ni cboro ell, I
. .- k r- r. k . i
I
boa a!) (belt unite. g ;ho
l.':.il!7 ;!.ee!.). MJ--v 1 '!. It
raouhiriv will fore itall liead&fihearM
thoiligestlvo orgtuuiu porfcot oocelt I
lion, hood oil uiliouan mu, uiadaohesi
livci' ilia, kaof you ia joud liuulLh.
TUT iff TO-UAV.
50c a Bottle. All Druntttots.
Saloon, Next Door to Hotel.
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN R'Y.
'Strlgt as the Crow Flies" Kansas
City to the Gulf.
fasting through a greater diversity
)f climate, sol! and rUSXMrSS than an
j Othtf railway Id the world for Its
length
Along Its lines are the finest lands
uited for growing; small gr-'n .orn.
las, cotton; for commercial apple and
pencil orcliatdfi, for olhor fruits and
! BfTieS; Tor commercial cantaloupe,
pstaSTA tomato and general truck
I farms; for sugar cane U4 rice auM
Ivatioa; for marehsatnhls Upher; for
Iralsiag Imsmbs nates, cattle, kikji
LslwegV IWrthri and Angora goata, at
prr. ,i ranging (r-nn fre- gmrrnnicnt
smacatpads to taeaty Bve dollars or
ora pi r aeva Cheap rosasl trip
homcsopkers nd '"19 way rrl.nl..t
'tiM,e3 or. b9l" Pr.t nd third tWM
4sy:. of pa. h month Write for h 0069
1 of Current Evcnta pnldtshcd ly the
Kansas City Southern Railway the
short line to "Ineipensive and com
loftaMe homps "
S O 68 Vi'tr-'Fh OP T A
Kansas City, Mo
Hotel,
Homeseekers and Settlers' Rates
To the Sunny South.
On flrt and third TitC3day of each
Tnh kg and ln-''idlg ApHl, i?0i
WHte raft M BsdR a p. a.. Mo
Mle A O' !o R R , fi Lonls, Mo., slat
'ng to what poln yn wish rstps.
WHEAT, CORf! AND OATS
MARKET OPENED FIRM ON
NORTHWEST REPORTS BUT
CONFLICTING RUMORS
MADE TRA0HR8 GUESS.
I)y Associated Prosa
Chicago, April 21 . WHEAT The
markel opsnod firm under the in
fluence of decreased receipt
in tin
ortbw
i shade tn ftil
'i higher, m 85. The leading
fact r In the early morning trading
was the strength ol northwestern,
markets. As the seasfc n advanced
bearish notion in corn market became
! a powerful Influence. There was al-
so enough crop ne ws of conflicting
j kinds to keep trailers guessing. In
conseqhence wheal became nervous
Houses with northwesitern oshnoc
ttons wore persistent buyers on crop
I daman a resorts from the southwest.
Minneapolis reported prospects tor
large Hour sale;. The weather condl
iions ikowed an Improvement ami re
ports from the northwest t! i of fair
progress in seeding. Trading was
I more ac Ivo than for some tine past.
shorts WOrK
The dpst
Higher; MS
as bosttloa :;
i.ivi rpool H
so of selllni
ier. the mar
was lit!
battet
were t.il
9ft low
i '( RN
eoao
Dort
big h; Mora which Bent the price ot
that deliver)1 Up to V. On the ad
v.. nee the market was Hooded with
long corn, and before the Hurry ceas-l
o.l. .May had ht nearly all the earlier I
gals. Within the last few minutes of
trading, a partial recovery was made!
d'.ir to Hi.' etrengtb In wheat and the
Close was a!:out stejdy. May lii':-
('.. ether mouths ttttchtnged to !49t
ver. The soaboard repofted pine
v
tool ' i er !
OATS-
Were unsettled with
; -V, early, followed li
and a tame cl ise at
in
rh
eavy selling by baar interests a
: puns cl improved BCCding ntul pr
leiionS of warmer weather. T,
lreif?th was in sympatny wen
ier
'.in.
Trading was liberal.
ol lint
lor 11
WHEAT.
iuh Lev A
89 89 V
Open II
. ,19ft
. .sc ,
!S:i
lift
IS-,
CORN.
BOft T
i9 1S
OATS.
'7' . "G'.i
PORK.
. .41
. . lit
May
May . 1 1 90 111 an 1 1.85 11 10 1 1.93
July .12.15 12.S2 U.12 1181 11M
LARD.
May . i;.IT IkCO "I 17 8,81 G.80
July . fcSS sVU (1.05 i; r7 (l.()7
Kins
May . 8 87 7.'i ti.''.7 8.87 8,30
Julj . 6.45 6.88 6,48 6.66 6.41
ST LOtJIS GRAIN HARK!
St. Louis. April 21, The f
ui the rsni
of prices for the day;
WHEAT.
(Suatss
h Low April M April Si
;il 60ft !'i 86
81ft 83ft lift II
CORN.
lift 17 I7', 17ft
17ft 17ft IV'h 47-Tt
DATS.
81ft ;;sr-,s
:iti7s H
May
July
II K (,'ASII MARKETS.
St.
,. .ii . April 21. The following
spot prices ruled hi re today for vari
ous grains mentioned:
No. 2 Red Winter Wh at. 961861.68.
No. I Red Winter Wheat, 66061,83.
No. 2 White Corn, 66fi 61.
No. I Mined Corn. 46.
No. White Corn, ISV"
No. :; Mixt 1 c re, $,
No. 2 White Oats, IEQ 15ft.
No. 2 Mixi i nt , I2f l."j.
No. .! White Oats, f.lftft V.
No. d Mix. 1 Oats, In.
LOCAL ORA1N MARKETS . .
Cs h prices la the Cairo marl
rday -er- si fotlawsi
No I R-d Winter Wheat. 87
No. I Red Winter Wheat. !."..
No. 2 White Corn. 6t.
No. 2 Mixed rorn. !1
No 3 White Con, 18
No. ; Mtte I t orn. It.
No. 2 White ()1t , 4d
No. :: White Oats. :!.
No. :; MxH Oats.
No 1 TlBMthy Hay, per ton.
Receipts and Sr. pments.
By Associated Prpss.
Chicago, April 21. The follow ins
were the hipm"nts in carload lo s
from thi- mirt; t inlay:
It' ' ' :pt Shipment
Flour 17 -i.
WhesT. -to 18
Corn lit " I
Oais, 133 Itt
K GRAIN MA-
Ry Associated Prats
New York, Ajpril 81.
104 elevator i N .. -a
b. afloat options
neK higher. Way II.
coitN---K.ee i,i a (
0,000; spot Irregular;
. tavatc r and M f. . i
-WHEAT R
o VTS
.mo
jatst
I
8ic
Mlnnespolii Cereals
!y Associated Pres..
Minneapolis, April 21.
Liverpool Quotations,
By Associated Press.
Liverpool, April II.- W
Spot dull.
CORN Baol Brm, America
;u'. is 3ftdi American mlxei
!AT
LIVE STOCK rVTARKETS.
By Associated Press.
(i so mr against
last week. Todaj
-maud from all cl.is6
i ady to firm, beef
of i. uyer .. prices
c selling largely a) MJH98.16.
HOOS With aliout IJl.tMiu on snl
'day there was poor demand) th
arket being itiill and w ak. uhoti
,'e lower.
SHEEP
vr.i all c
At St. Loui
By Associated press,
St. L uis. April 21
Receipts 2,009. Steady
18.75(6 5.25; Btockers
CATTLE
beef ste
td feedc
;;.r,ni 1.80
eows ami heifers 2.20
steers fw.HWti l.w.
Houe
ran
PRODUCI MARKET.
'BR irregular, croamery 1 1
.. BUOS SI ron
i COFTEB Ol
1
w
rn i n
doseti
IS"
itead
net five at in
o pom!;; lower. s
May 5.9B6.0I Spot rio
I 56,000 hiy
I steady, 7 Invoice 7,.K: mild steady.
wing si't.'Ait itnv steady, iair refining
lay ' I-16 3 S 1(1; centrifugal 88 test
38-16; molasses ingar 8 12-10!.
m i Are You a Dyspep; !
88H If you are a dyspeptic yon owe It
86ft to yourself and your friends to r 'I
Well Dyspepsia annoys the dyspep-e-"i
tic's friends because his disease sours
iiH'i tiis disposition as well us his stom
ach. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will not
87ft 1 only cure dyspepsia, Indigestion and
37 sour stomach, but this palatable, re
constructive tonic digestant strtiiKtn
sns the whole apparatus, and sweet
ens the life as well as the stomach.
Win n you take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
ft the food you eat is enjoyed. It is li-
tissues.
r's driiK store.
A Curious Misprint.
Kor many years the Hiiii.-li and For
olgn Bible Society lias offered a To
ward of a guinea to any one discover
ing a mtspiinl In I copy of the Bible
bearing Its ll iprint The other day UtS
ntn'-i was claimed and received ly
a Mr. Sherlock (htgnificunl name),
who ditcrtvercd that the passage in
gt V ir' "HI disciples lollow Him,"
v.. 1 mlsnrlr.tr-d ' fnllnwad hlni."
New York ,inrl Lcndon.
Manhattan 1-land has an average of
111 people to the P'.e, while lindon
B.ckvchc,
Paxin in Side,
Hips and Groin
To mni! caitcs an- direct rcn!ts of
wr.AK K1DNKYS and INFi.AMM K
TM iN 01 THR BLADDER. The
strain on the Kidacys and Inflssaed
memhrsaes liaiag the neck oi Uss
liladd. r prodt lag tbc!e p.iins.
Lark's
Kidney
Globes
WtU CURE IT.
'i wo .lores give relief, and one Iw.a
will eue any c niiuary ca-e of EM
ncv or Bladder TlUSSlK. ItCSSOVca
CraVel, tures DiShatet, eminal
Knnsnoii'. We ro d l.amt- I .
X heuniaiism. onl all irreeularitie of
the Kidireys and Bladder, in both
men nn.l women. Bold at f0 c r.ts
j,,T 1,. x rn the No Cure No Piv basil
hy Panl ;. B halt A- Boas, 6o7Co-
SStlCial A" . pS)4 Hatty W. Stlnih
Dreg Co , D'h L Corrtnereial Ave.,
r.'c Sgents for Cairr ; or tent by mail
:r,on receipt of t ri t by Ls MM.
cine Co.. L"nisvil'u Kv.
STOCKS, BONDS, MONEY
MARKET WAS ONE SPECIALTIES i
AND CAUSE OF MOVEMENT
WAS NOT ALWAYS
MANIFEST.
fly Associated Press.
specialties and peculiar grounds
i which this class of securities
ually moved were not always mant
st. The market started opwarfis
l by Onion Pacific, which si- m id
hi
ourt against carr
ilan of dlstributii
urities leasts, t:
b Northern Bee
of Northern fc
majority vote by
Hie N'ortliern Securit'Cs stoe : no ders
in favor of the plan seemed to click
the advance in Union Pacific, but it
held iis firm tone on the ground, that
dewy in execution of the plan or dts
tributlon wiU be for s time available
for negotiation and for arriving st a
possible settlement, which would diet
laltCly remove this vexed prohletn
from its disturbing position in the
ma rket.
Owing to the firmness ot Union pa
clflc Snd the reoovery of I nit d
State; BtOSl, preferred, were sympi
thetic Influencea in favor ol blghoi
prices in an otherwise SOmiStBgnanl
ma rivet.
Influence en United states steel
preferred, which received the mosl
recognition, was the Bgreemeal
amO&KBl ere plollieei's to reduce the
til
lllll!
to an agreement to limit the output
The coalers were subjects of a de
monstration, which carried them to H
higher level. Kor the day of a divi
dend d claraUon, Amalgamated cop
pi r was imprecedenle lly dull and
The stock lo,st t.i on the day with
maintenance of existing dividend
rate. Call money loaned here as low
la : ne per cent and tinis loans, for all
periods showed continue I softness or
lone. The stock market closed Irreg
i:lhr an i bflow the best
Government Bonds
Today. Yesterday
Refunding 2's registered.
Etetunding 2'n cotnon..
i Registered it's
' Coupon 3's
! T... It., ' J
105'.,
10.".' .
106) ,
1U7',
163
131
HIT'..
107'.,
106)
106 1
106)
107'
138
184
107'
107'
iiw t n iryairirvi
i .hw ! 8 coupon
OM 4s registered
U!d 4'n coupon
Railroad Stocks.
Atchison 72'..
Atchison preferred B8W 88
i iilt me, re St Ohl 7!'' , 70
Chicago it Alton 37', 37 ;
Northwestern 168 169
Denvi r & Rio Qraads . 81 20
Den. Itio Grande pfd. till ', 70 '
Illinois Ueniral llOjq 131
Louisville Si Nashville. . ins 108
Metropolitan 1 1 .t 1 ., ii'i1,
Missouri TaeHle !' 92)
NOW York Cenlrai lid1.. 115'.,
Pennsylvania 117'.. .mi-',
Reading HJi 4 c,
Rock Island. 2:i, 2
Rock Island ftl 86k II
At. I'aul UP, 11'.
Southern Padflo IM'j Is .
Southern Railway 21 21 .
I'nion I'aeille 85 , M
tJnlOM i'aciliu pfd !2',. 81; ,
Wabash l8- 184
Wisconsin Central. is I s '.
Miscellaneous.
Amalgamated Uopper . , if 19 4
Brooklyn Rapid 'iranstt. it: jj M ,.
( ok rsdo Puel ami Iron. 88 81
Northern Becnrtties .... 8664 M
Paeitle Mail 17 H 2'
Peoples Gas 0( 1 , !'7
Sugar 127' , 196)j
Tennessee Coal and Iron, i'7 87ft
I'nited .Stales .Steel . 10',. KM,
United Siau s Sleel pfd- 61
Wastora Union 16 88
Monty aod Exchanye.
Mone) on call vary easy K'i'i per
c. ni. Closing hid was I; olfereil at
. Time loam easy and dull; Hhly
ninety da .' 'i-; six months
pi r e ut Prims paper it ift
Htchange easier, doaiaad 467.40i0
6467.46; ilxty day , 4I6J604I6.3O.
, 1 '
A Cure For Headache.
Any 11. an. woman or child suffering
from headache, biliousness or a dull,
drowsy feeling should take one or two
of (8 Witt's l.ittl" Kr.rly Risers night
and morning. TkMWS famous little
pills are famous bOOsUM they are a
tonic ti well ns a pill. While they
tteaast thn system they strengthen
and rOhalM it hj thir tOSdC SSTaet up-
SB the IKer and boWUS,
Met gi i s drug store
.Sold h
.
King David's Tomb.
The tosab of UavM, Khag at Israel is
atiii po Bted oat to travelers in rales
lire, aid d"pite its age is In a re
HllhlW good Stats f pr.servation.
Danl di'd in ' 1 " B. C.. and was
bailed in the 'City of David." His
tomb becaus. the sepillcher of several
1 b'Pipient king-, and one of the "a-
cred plact s of the kingdom. It standi
jH Mount Zioii, at Jeiuaiem pi-t out-
sjfaeCtaacR aO.
Pimples, sores, bad breath, head-
ache, indigestion and coastipatsoa
paaetlvali cared witb HoRtstcr's
R ! Mountain Tea Now's the time
to lean.-, v ur -vat'-n of all impii'l
lias 'ii cents. Paul O. Schuo k
1
mm
urn
:
4
IF YOU WANT
I
to eat "the kind of L
made" or better, yoi
fine white bread sncl
dnced from SYLPH
the ook is not at fanl
H. L. Halltday Milling Co. :
!
I
ANNA LAKE HAYNES
JOHN A.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Choice Butter, Hams, Bfftakfast Bacon, Staple and l-'aucy
Groceries, Fine Canned Goods, Btc.
f Special Attention toCitv Trade. Prompt Delivery (inaranteed
I 619 OHIO LEVEE BOTH PHONES NO. 100.
RMC T-SZ- -
VV I ) VMS
t T V V A. A A A K
7
' Hr 20 Years Has led aS3 Worn Remedies, fcmSfMj
HiT,i) XiV AI1T1 XXiX7CC3rXe3,X'(3. ,
WiepsMdni JA.
SOLD Bw SCHUH DRUG CO.
MOBILES OHIO BULLETIN
Rates via Mobile & Ohio Railroad to
St. Louis, Mo., Account Louisiana
Purchase Expos'tion.
April 60th in December 30th, 1864,
7.48 round-trip tickets sold daily,
commencing April I Rib, and cotittdo
ing during the entire period of the
Exposition, limited t" return Deccto
her 16th, 1804.
$6.20 round-trip tleko.ts will be soW
daily, commencing April f5th, snd
continuing during the period of toe!
Exposition, limited to return sixty
1 60) days from date of sale,
Low-rate excursion Cairo to Hi.
Louis sad return, Thursday, Apjrll
:'sth. 83.00 round-trip tickets will be
Hold for regular trains on the !8th,
limited to return on all regulai trains
to and ineluding May 1, 1 904,
odd Pellows in 1 ' 1 late An oclatlon,
Carbon dale, III., April 88 1904 Ronsd
trip ttckoU will he sold to Murph
; bOTO (Uid return Aril 6 and 16th, at
'one fare. $1 S7. limited to return April
I 271 h.
! Slate Convention and Reunion llli
j nois Kills' Association. ,lio 1 mvile,
! III.. May :: I. 1804. Round trip Hi kt
Will he sold May M Bad Id to 00
rifle at rate of $s.:c,, iimin d to return
I May 6th
Annual F.m anipmt nt D' partment of
Illinois 0 A. R . Springfield, III Apr 1
66-16, tt04. Tickets 6)111 be sold to
gprtngflt Id and N turn April 16 h. VXt
: ;,,) y7th, at oae far, 66 II, limited lo
return April 86, 1604
(n ral Conference M. B, Church,
t,,,s Angel s. Cil . May :; :l I !!. Na
tional Association of Retail Oroe' rs ol
I'n
ed grates. s.n Praaci sm, 'ai
1 fi I For the ahiac ik i '
ions round trip in k. is will he so. I
either to San Francisco or l An
tprll 2.td to Ml I 1
,,, 1 j m 0 i to rWtara Jm 1 1 694 ,
po' Pa part;, tlUl -
addr th OS
di 1 Ignad.
JOHN M MBALL
A. c, p a m o r h W Lean
.1 II. JONKS. Tick. I g. 111
a.n Opportunity to Visit the World's
fair c.ty
on Thursda-. April js. ti,,. M .i ; .
& Ohio will run a I1.4M pxcur i n
(Tm cair-. ka St Lsais, and r t am
tickets bt4asj sold for all tram- ol
that date, sad Hsjlted to M i nn on e
r.;sular fraia. to and Inrlu ling Ma
.. . an.
znn. ta
3'.. lw-
j Mobile k bio, Tbe.rsday April ?, iDl
other
t
HAYNES,
8i "WHITE'S CREAM 5
HVERM FUCE
j f ( w mm m u. u a -mr a k
) i 1 m g.i uu.ir. - Ii'"-'. In Qo 1
ES F. BALLARD, St. Louis.
THI8 IS A
Presidential Year
AND YOU MUST
Keep Posted
Ths way to do this Is read the
WEEKLY
COURIER-JOURNAL
HENRY WATTER80N,
Editor.
leeued Every Wednesday.
Twelve Pages.
$1.00 a Year.
M6VMMUE RKFOItM,
SOCIAL UK FORM.
MORAL UKFORM.
The Courier-Journal isaucs the best
Almanac published. Send 3j cents for
a copy by mail.
COUUIKR JOURNAL COMPANY,
LOUISVIi.I.K. KY.
By special arrangement you ean get
THE WEEKLY BU'-LETIN
and the
WEEKLY COURIER-JOURNAL
both one year for
$1.50.
Tht.. Is for cah gubscrlptknil
.Ml sal illptluas under this cot
lion mu . he ... nl through the B
fTn n
Through Pu'tman Sleeping Cara to
California Points via The Iren
Mountain Route.
Leaving 8t Louis 3:30 a m. daily
for Lea Injrtra via "True Southern
Koutp
slso touret slppplng esrs oa
this fame train for I.- Ar.l-' and
San Francisco erery Wednesday snd
Thursday. Best winter route to Cali-
fon,ia. gor further taforastioa call
w address
Miller O P A, Cairo 11L
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