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THE CAIRO BUM ET1N, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, !?04
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Stocks
Bonds
Cereals
What if you should luve a FIRE TONIGHT? Are you pro
lected by insurance? Have you suflicient iu amount? Are you
satisfied that the company is safe? Is the form as liberal and
as much iu your favor ai? it bould be? , If you are at all un
certain in regard to any of these points, 'phone MS.
H. H. CAN DEE & SON
E s t a b 1 i s h e d 1 8 5 8. 617 Ohio Street, Cairo.
4
iWe do Yout,
In addition to furnishing th beat work and moat prompt service,.
American Steam Laundry, 20S Eighth Street.
Fonmm 103.
Dcntm, to trot toay t
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VV ORJVLJSI VEi
: For 20 Yean Has Led all gam MmmmWi
rcvcparci by A JA.'.G T. RAU.AnO.
olo nv rohjjh dsuc coT
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
' Unusually Low Rates to
the South and Southeast
OCT, 1 1, NOV. 15
On the ahovivdatea the llliuola Cen
tral will artl linud ,Trip tickets from
all points In the North awl Northwest
to : v ! ,
, New Orleans, La., ..Hammond, La.,
Jackson, Miss., Winona, MCss.,
Holly Springs, Miss. Helena, Ark.
Holly Springs, Tenn. Jackson, Tenn.
bnd othor points on tho Illinois Cen
tral In the states of Louisiana, MIb
fiiHRlppI, Tennessee and Kentuaky and
to
Greenville, Miss. Natchez, Miss.
Vlcksburg, Miss. Yaioo 0y, M'aa.
ClarksdaK, Miss. Helena, Ark.
and other points on the Vazno and
iniasisxiil Valley railroad In the
states Cif Louisiana and Miaslafitr.pl;
also to all points In Alalma, MIhrIh
Kippl, North Carolina, Sonth Carolina,
(ieorRia and Florida, except Key We:'.,
Fla. It'jiuru limit U'wet:ty-One days,
flighty per cent of the one-way rate
from Rtartlng point to destination.
Tickets aud full informal ion of agents
of the Illinois Central and connect Inn:
lino. A. H. Haunon,(. 1'. A., Ciii-
For all orders properly tilled o it
and willed by our ag"nt and on file
In onr office not later than December
l.-t, we will sell yo:i a handsome all
s'.-el it nee ;.t .' cut.a per f Kit. I'p-to-date
K r.ee Crtiupanj'- t'n1' at 22
Thiny tiiir.l street anJ w N. W.
RICRARSSON, AGENT.
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POWERS
BROS.
The Hibernian Saloon Wines, 9
Liquors, Cigare, Etc. Barbecued
r ....Meats Every Day....
! 2710 COMMERCIAL AVENUE 2
pjTpurcell
Ocncral Insurance Agent-
ii.-'''. Plt 01n. fmrr Millrr (k-hnh bnild
inm. Nn.KI"- !.,b(;1oo Arenac. lJpbo
1 Ci.-, ll!ir.t.
SPECIAL SALE ALL GUNS
DaHrd the next hlrtydaT.
Ilemington, L. V. Smith, and
Davis guns. Alao a fine line
rf opera rlaw at half price.
The Old Reliable Place.
Een Mictiaals, 609 Canis;ercial Are
if -TV, -fj. TT ' I- 'T T41 'T ' ..
ycur crugeits bctt!c of
BITOT
Kldnoyo
bottle
VGGISTS.
RUQ CO.
HI WHITE'S. CREAM
RMFUCES
It. vain UrsHiMtv.
H vn (.'urik.
touts.
Alexander
County National
Bank
Commercial Ave. and f.'Qhth Street,
CASNO, ILLINOIS.
CAPITAL
$1(50,000.00
and uNtuviunu promts ,W".uv
OFFICEHS:
E. A. BUOER President
CHA8. FEUCHTEN JR...V. President
' J. H. GALLICAN Cathler
i T. BPENCEFi, Asnistaat Cashlei
OIRECT033.
E. A. Cuder, J. H. OalllQon,
Thoa. Boyrf. W. E. Gnolson
C. M. Osterloh, ; O. Pcllsr,
VVm. Kluge. a V. Niff. .
Chas. Herbert, Jr, J. M. Herbert.
Accounts of corporations and Individ
uals especial!) solicited. Ext.Minrje
furnished In any part of fi wrarld
Alexander County
Savings Bank
CAIRO, IlLINOlft.
E. A. Budef . P-esi'dent
Thoa. Boyd Vice-President
J. H. Galllgan.. Casnler
F. Spencer Assistant Cwshler
CAPITAL
$50,000
- $22,000
ANU UNOIVIllhU PW PIT
Strlctiy a Savings Bank
Interest Paid on Tlma Dtposlts at
rate of three per cent r-ep annum
MALEY'S
K. C. SALOON
AND
Wholesale Mai' Order
WHISKEY HOUSE
3il Ohio Street Cairo, 111.
BftpinrniNnnrrmbrn ifcs.roiW i
rwtMmafikUa. ?U! i a ati rAiiHTBif t
tl riu. t dift v 'uk Waknton time
V or -tttw to u mX
U Mtttk ttrM. m. Vt4 ftot ttm Oft.
ASK YOUR J)EI.FTi rnii
mmam
UNION MAtECtiLLjH
UK n5A1E EVERTWT1ERE
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(ft
HI MARKET
WAS STRONGER
THERE WAS A LARGER TRADE
AND A DEfTER FEELING
CORN AL5Q tiP ON AN AC
TIVE MARKET.
By tho Associated Press.
Chicago, gopt. 27, WHEAT A
large trade was witnessed in tho
greater part of the session and the
feeling manifested, while rather ' tin
settled, was stronger on the whole
and the close abb we'd gains of 1!?
Vi. The start was easy with a 'con tin
nation ot' liquidation so pronounced
yesterday, but at the decline promi
nent local professionals,' as ' well as
elevator interests, purchased, freely
and sentiment changed from the bear
to tlie bull side of the market.
' $owa from the 'northwest was
more encouraging to holders, receipts
there being 2t)3 cars less than a year
ago and the- cash situation was re
ported improved.
CORN There was a fair trade and
only a moderately active market, the
last trades showing gains. Of
ferings were rather Tiberal at the
slart, commission houses sidling, part
of which was for tab country. Sup
port, however, was better than that oi
y.nstVrJay, several of the 'more im
portant .shorts covering, ami floor
naders leaned more to long wide.
Cables were fairly steady and more
rain was indicated for the corn belt.
OATS Were heavy most of th
dav and averaged lower. Prices re
cedtd 'L't' vi and at the close were
steady for September and lower bu
other months. The weaknusf was on
i iu wed .selling by ah inlaroatB and
he rally was in sympathy with rthe
f, rains an 1 icovering by shorts.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET3.
Special to Tho Bulletin. ,
Chicago, Sept.- 27. Tho following
va.- the range of prices lor the day:
WHEAT.
1 . dinning
(IVn Hik'h Iw Hont (Sent 'M
Dec. ..110 lU'U 110 1124 110
.May ..111 H:i 111 113 111
CORN.
Dec. .. r.o no r2 54
May .. 1S2 4SVi 4STS 4S
. OATS.
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itiiUj.
May
ST. LOUIS GRAIN MARKETS.
Kpodal to Tl;e Hnllctin.
S;. Louis. Sipl- 27.Tbu .following
vas tho ran.Tc of prices for the day:
WHEAT.
Olrmliiir
OpoQ niirh how Prtit. iT. btvl. 1W
n-.'i ii7 urvi H7 iir.'i
May
Dec.
May
.111
. 4,
. 4C
1 1 ni iic iir.'i
CORN.
47 -45i, 47 , l!;
47 40 17 4i;
OATS.
Doc.
May
31
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33 4
33
THE CASH MARKETS.
Special to The Tialletln.
1-U. T.oni:-. Sept. 27 The following
-p-,t prlcoa ruled here today for var
ious giains nu'titioped :
No. 2 r.'d wlTi'er wheat, 118-120.
No. 3 red winter wheat, 113-117.
No. 2 white corn, fi:!c.
No! 2 tliixed coin, 51H--c.
No. 3 white corn, .ISVic.
No. 3 mixed corn, fil Vic.
No. 2 white oats. 31c.
No. 2 mixed oatx, 33c.
No. 3 while oats. 32-3iJc.
No. 2 mixed oats, 3Hic
LOCAL GRAIN MARKETS.
Cash prices In tbo Cairo market
yesterday wore as follow :
No. 2 red winter whea. 111.
No. 3 red w inter win at, 1(19.
No. 2 white C!irn, Mc.
No. 2 mixed corn D.'.c.
N.i. 3 nbite Trnm. ul"ic.
No. 3 mixed corn. T,2c
No. 2 white oats, ?.2c.
No. 2 mixed oais, l'jc.
No. 3 white aats. 32c.
No. 3 mixed oats. 30'sc
No. 1 timothy hay, im r ton, JS.OO.
Receipta and Shipments.
Ity the Asttociatetl Prexs.
Chlcaso. Sept. 27. Tollowinn were
the reedjtn and htilpnieutu fnm the
market in carload lots today:
Flour 31 19
Whmt 12 HI
Corn 31 4i:s
Ca'n 278 in;
Minneapolis Cereals.
By the As.-ociati-d Pres.
MlnacajioliB, Sept. 27. WHEAT
Siptfml.rr, $1.13; iH-ritnU'r, 11.31:
II ay. $l.Ui. Cah. No. 1 north
eru. Il.li;"; No. 2 northern. 1.11.
Liverpool Quotations.
By tht Aciated Pr a.
Liv.rpd. Sept. 27. CORN Fpt
fSiit ; American mixed. 4 Cd.
UZVJ YORK GRAIN MARKET.
By the Ai'oeUtei Prea.
New York. S,r,. 27. WHEAT
Receipts. 72.0'V. SfKt. firm: No. 2
red. Il.ir. f. o. h. afl-iat. Optim.s
fl'icei fjl tet h;pr. Sfpiem
lior. $l.l,i; DocfmUf, tl.liU-
CORN Rrfipa. o2.il n. npors.
lftC,"a-t. Spot, bartly steady. No. 2, 57
elevator and "87 f. nlloat; No.
2 yellow, W, No. 2 while. 57. Op
tioiifl closed (fHi hipher. Sep
tember, S7V4; Doeeinlier, 57.
: OATS UcoefptK. : 1.10,010;. export R,
r,,0i.O. Spot' steady; mixyd, oi ("a :',);
white, 85V33fiMi; clipped white,
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
By the Associated Presn.
Chicago, Sept. 27. CATTLE Mar
ket was active for good to prime
grades which sold at firm prices, but
thin cattle were very hard to sell
even at weak prices.. Choice cattle
selling at six and upwards, good at
So.iiOffi 5.90, medium grades G'jO. fair
lots $t.2a(ft"'S.90. Those that sell be
low five are discrlmi I ted agains;.
There was a very fair cow and heifer
trade, bulls, soil-at $1.75 1.05, west
ern raniiors soil well at steady
prices, Blockers and feeders are fair
ly active.
IIOCS As iiKiial, on Tuesday there
was light eastern shipping demand
and after (he best hogs were sold ar
firm prices there was a weaker mar
ket for ordinary to fair packing lots.
A few prime hogs sold a shade high
er early aud advance of 2Vj over yes
terday's twp figure wns paid for some
butcher bogs.
SHEEP PriooH steady with good
general demand.
At St. Louis.
By the Associated Presa.
St. Louis, Sept. 27. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,00a. Steady; beef stews,
$4,000-6.05; stockers and feeders,
2.5&'3.(i0; cows and heifers, $2.25
3.75; Texas steers, $2.50fi3.50.
HOllS Receipts, 9,000. Steady;
range, $1.50(0.30.
New York Provision Market.
BUTTER Firm; uncnaaged.
CHEESE Strong, unchanged.
ICC.flS Weak, unchanged.
COFFE: Options closed steady,
unchanged to five points lower. Sales,
41,750 bag.-. September, $11.80. Spot
Rio. steady; 7 Incoive mild.
steady; Cordova, MG7 13.
SFCIAR Raw firm; fair rellniug,
3; centrifugal, 90 tost, 4 5-1(1: mo
lasses liiiNur, &Vj ; refined sugar firm.
Beautiful Women.
Plumo cheeks, flushed wdth the soft
glow of health and a pure complexion
make, all women beautiful. Take a
small dose of Herbine after each
meal: it will prevent constipation and
heln dieest what you havu eaten. 50c.
Mrs. Wm.'M. Stroud, Midlothian'. Tex
as, writes, May 31, 1901: "We have
used llerblna in our family for eight
years, and found it tho best mcdioiue
we have ever used for constipation,
bilious fever ami malaria." Sold by
Bcbtin Drug- Co,' -
, Bavarfans Are Precreaslve.
.The Bavarian Trado Muaeaut lias
adopted a i vel idi-a t. interest ns
.veil aa to ijnstntct tho utitilic and
purchasers of toys by seuding out
traveling . lecturers, who show the
p'nciicnl w .-ings of tho toys by
.ncuna of uioiels in actual operation.
Slome of the mom interesting toys
thtsa deihoust rated Include: A com
plete rSllmad train, whld) can be rut.
backward and for i, slow er fast, and
topped at will.
World's Fair Rates.
Less than half rates to St. Louis
and roturp, via Mobile and Ohio rail
road, will be In effect nai(y up to No
vember 2oth. For full information
inquire of M. and O. railroad agents.
Wounds Dressed With Burnt Straw.
At a cost ot one shilling Japanese
doctors can dress tho wounds of 5U0
men. They use a flnoly-powdered
charcoal obtained by the slow com
bimfbm of straw In cloied furnaces.
Sachets filled with it are applied to
the wounds, and Its antiseptic ami
absorbent qualities gcneraJly effect
a rapid cure.
Lit us speak of man as we find him.
And censure only what we can nee,
Remembering that no one can lie per-
f( ot.
t'nh'Kii be uses Rocky Mountain Tea
Paul (1. Pf huh & Sons.
MOBILE&OHIOBULLETIN
One way "colonist" tickets to Cali
fornia.
30.00 via St. Louis.
$31.35 Via New Orlearw.
To San Francisco, lo tVngelcs, San
ie.. UnnitirooV. and all other points
DU
at.in tkn California common pnini
rate. Ticket sold daily Sept. 15th to
October 15th.
One way o'.mis-t" tickets to points
es t and nortl wett.
t '. 1 ;7. to P.ii; nes. MonL. and Inter-
med.ate point on the N. P. and B.
and M. railroad
$31 f-, to IKli na. B itte, Garrison.
h'nrmV. Anarenda. MisKonla. Ksll-
prll, C,ranfRdai Oglen, Salt Ike
City and Pocatc i'o. Idaho.
$32 13 to gpoi.aoe. Waila Walla,
Jiinctinn. Ellcnsburc. Wen-
atch. rroatllla and Huntington, Ore.
$31 ',5 to Por;.a: d. 1 acoma sal
Seattle, V"ah., Victoria and Yancau
vpr, B. C.
Tickets sold dally September 15th
to October 15th.
JNO. M. BEALL,
O. P. A. KL Louis.
J. II. JOXE3.
Ticket Agent, Cairo, EL
LEVEL OF PRICES
STILL GOES UP
ANOTHER PAY OF BROAP AND
ACTIVE DEMAND FOR STOCKS
MONEY EASIER IN LONDON
By the Afsoeiated Press,
New York, Sept, 27. Ano!her day
of broad and active demand for stocks
was experienced at the stock ex
change, lifting still further Hie aver
age level of prices. The movement
s-diowed sne variety and irregularity
the upward movement being decided
ly uneven and interspersed wl'.h occa
sional small reductions. Selling was
well absorbed and was not allowed rc
riously to affect tho rising tendency
of prices. This fact proved evou
more impressive to tho sentiment of
the market that 'ho supposed good
character of the selling. 1'nlon Pa
cific and I'nited States Steel preferred
were eonEpicin r'.isly strong and ac
tive an! two F.tocka so reprcAcntalive
of general condl-'.'iotm and ' independ
ent! ' upon so Widespread inleresls of
necessity has a large Inlluence in de
termining the general tone of (he
market by the ttympalby their strength
exerted.
Advocates of higher prices also en
joyed another day of almos complete
Immunity from disturbing factors in
the day's? news. Weather wi favor
able for recouping waste maturing
crops.
A repetition of the low c rn crop
ijM.ir.Sftio by PriMcm I J.i 1 1 of the
dr. at. Northern and the Northern Se
(itrifiiv, seemed to. be ignored and a
sharp advance is Northern Securities
oil curb on buying said to be fi.r Lon
don account was one of the feature
of the day. ,
The, buying of I'nited States K'eel
pwf erred was accompanied by the
publication of the estimates of the
earnings of the corporation for the
current quarter, showing sufficient
margin to provide for preferred s'oek,
These estimates were without any of
ficial or designated authority.
There Were some rather conspicu
ous . exceptions to Hie general advanc
ing tendency, made more so by not
able strength which has characterized
hem recently. Atchison was n mark
ed example, its movement being nar
row throughout-. Railroads continued
to report Increased gross earning for
the third week of September. Hmnors
of strong forthcoming utatemeni of
August net carainuB by ''he Pennsyl
vania ateo figured In the day's mar
ket. ' '
There were reactions, running to a
point In Home leaders before the day
ended and the (dose was heavy. "
Sterling exchange advanced, al
though (he prospect is for easier mon
ey in London, and cotton bills ure
(IHlie plentiful in ''he exchange mar
ket. Money was distinctly easier on
this market, in spite of Ike continued
heavy overflow to the inttirior.
The strength of Sterling is believed j
lo be due i.o the demand on account of
maturing 9o-day loans agaiimt which
exchange bills were sold at the time
fhty were made. I
Government Bonds.
Today. Yesterday.
RefundinK2's registered. 104'
Refunding 2' coupon... 105'4
Retristered 3'a 105 10H
Coupon 3'a 106 lofii.
New s'a regrtstereu i:
New 4's coupon.; 131 131 -w
Old 4's reglHtered 10 10ti
Old 4'a coupon 107 10T
Railroad Stocks.
Atohlson 8-'l V4
Atchison preferred 101 1(K)
Ra lti more & Ohio R91 4 M)
Chicago & Alton 40 40
Northwestern Ws Ihh
Denver & Rio Grande ... 29 H 28
Den. & Hio Grande pfd . 82 ' , Hi
Illinois Central 13M l:i
Louisville A Nashvllla.. 124 124
Metropolitan 120', llfl
Miasonri Paciflo 87 97?,
New York Central 127 127
Pennsylvania 132' 131
Reading . ;. 7 m
Rock Island 2' 28 v
Rock Island pfd 72 72
Si. Paul 1L 15H
Southern TacUlo fi7 6
Houthern Railway 32' 32
union Pacino.... 101 ' iou
Union Paciflo pfd M M
Wabash 21 21 ij
Wisconsin Central...... 21 2u
Miscellaneous. "
Amalgamated Copper... Ss 58
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 5.S M
Colorado Fuel and Iron. 34 34
Northern Securities 100 104
Pacific Mail 34 34
Peoples Gas 102' 101
Sagar 132 132 4
Tennessee Coal andiron. 47 47
I'nited Hta's Steel 17 17
United Bta'es 8Uel pfd. 70 ft)
Western Union 10 do1
NEY YORK MONEY MARKET.
Ily the Assicia!l Prefs.
New York, 8' ft. 27. Money oa call,
firm at 1U2 p r cent; clohiag bid
ai.d ifrT..-d.'l. Time loans alight
ly taitr; iiy. nintty oas. 263
IK r cent; Fix nior.tbs. 3 i. Prime
raper. 4i per Cfnt. Irhange
firm, demand. $1 fi.Wiffi $ I S5 S5; lxty
iays, 4.83 55fl ft hit, 5. Hsr silver.
Read The Evening News. 3
MORE DEPOSITORS '
You aiang tliem! And invite your banking business
No bank offers you more safety or, better attention to
your interests than ours. The facilities for prompt
collections, and banking courtesies extended to deposi
tors, all ! favor your' doing business here. Ask to sec
our latest statement it will interest every prudent de
positor. ' . , . . ' . '
CITY NATIONAL DANK
Capita! and Surplus, $275,000.00.
609 Ohio Street, - ; CAIRO, ILLINOIS.'
Safety Boxes for rent at 3.00 per year.
ffrj4H
ANNA LAKE HAYNES
i JOHN A
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Choice Butter, Hams, Breakfast Bacou, Staple and Fancy.
Groceries, Fine Canned Goods, Etc.
Special Attention to City Trade, prompt Delivery Guaranteed
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Saying that "money like fire, is an excellent servant,
but a terrible master." If you have ability aud good
sense, if you are thrifty and honest, there is no reason
why you should not attain so called success. This
bank encourages thrift by paying 3 per , cent on all
savings accounts.
EntorprlsoOnvlnco Dank
609 Ohio Street, Cairo, Illinois.
' r !inl
New York Store
MERCANTILE COMPANY;
Teas, Coffees, Spices,
Sugars,Plain and Fancy
Groceries and General
Merchandise.
Wholesale and Retail.
Corner 19th Street and Commercial AvenueJ
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