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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SATUkrAY; MORNING, FEBRUARY 25, 1905.
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you nothing to put an "ad" in
the want column of The Bulletin
and you get a job. Do it now.
Stocks Bonds Cereals
THE PEOPLE'S, COLUMN.
Ritr For ClatiilW Notices.
IiiTbe Cairo Bulletin and Evening News.
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All mutter aet In Nonpareil trpe.
No ailvortiwinent iuaartad for lMl than
wnty-ll cents.
OSTEOPATHY.
Doctor Smith, Gilbert Block'
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
Experienced cashier and saleslady with
(focl references wanted. Address '(';," this
ollice.
AUCTION SALE.
Auction Bale Of p -rsomil property, oons ist
i g of saw nil 1, engine, separator, Iork.dk
teuni of futile, stock cuttle, milk cows, liogs.
tunii iniplimeiitA, ale, at t lie late residence of
f frt elevens, near Willaril, Alexander t'ouii
ty, 111., Weduexlay, March 1st,
WANTED...
Wanted 5,030 Jfen'sOld Hats Will rejuven
ate litem over o -quul new; work practical
am! guaranteed, prices low. w York it
tern. Both lhonen. Uncle Joe's Hotel.
Waniert To buy three or more connecting
1 ih in Park district. Answer with li cation,
desjription and price, to H, cars Bulletin.
Lp WANTED
Canvassers Wanted Will pay libtral com
mission. Address D ii. Ross, 218 Kleventli ot.
MALE HELP WANTED.
want id 'itanatar lor branch office we w'sli
to laouie. here in t.airo. Aidres, with reicr
ciici s, The naoir s V. lulo ule House, I iiicin
naii. Ohio.
MAIL ORDERS.
We st art yon tn the mall order business. Full
prrticnlari mid sampl. free. American Special
igencv, Milwaukee, Wis.
FOR RENT.
For Rent A su'te of offices three rooms
front part, isceond story, Opsin House IIf;k.
t-aiu heated and janittr seivioe. ( nil at t'ity
National Hunk. J, S. .VUlhorpe, Agent.
Kor Rent Furnished rooms, with bath, for
one or two. 420 ftiglitfl Btiuet.
NERVOUS FEELING
IK W H EAT PIT
VOLUME OF BUSINESS WAS
MODERATE STRENGTH IN
CORN WAS A POTENT FAC
TOR IN WHEAT BOTH CLOS
ED HIGHER.
or Kent fiirnifhe d room on Twenty-ti ft !i
street, near sycamore, for one or two persons.
Address Bulletin.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
""ree Announcement of Thoe Not
Employed, Who Desire
Positions.
AdTertsements of not eiceedlni three lines
sill be accepted free lor one week's time from
any reader of The Hulletiu to lie tiled by at
vertiserra person, on regular form, at the of
tlce of The Bulletin fliniipttuy, 703 Ohio .evee
1'he Bulletin Oompairy assumes no rcs;ionni
bility for any advertisement or statement uiarie
therein and will not accept the tioticu of anc
pe.aoa known to be employed.
Innuiries and replies to advertisements
thculd be made by maii.
Wanted A practical baker w'tb 4Riit yeart.
experience wants work. Reference given.
Address -11-1" liullttiu. ,
BOTTO'S BOWLING ALLEY
211 SEVENTH STREET.
Will be open to the public January 6." The alleys have been
dressed down. A new lot of balls and pins put in and oilier
improvements made which makes it the best appointed
place of its kind in this section.
5. THISTLEWOOD & CO.
j Dealers jn Grain, Hay., Etc.. Black and White Seed Oats
3 a specialty. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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i 1303 OHIO STREET, CAIRO, ILLINOIS, g
miilliTtY.lllli..iY.r.Tw.i.llTi.l.sm.T
mm, STARTING OUT
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right is a great aid to the young H
man. An act lie will never regret is ft
the opening of a bank account. It will
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teach him the care ana power or money
The Enterprise
Savings Bank
invites young men to become deposi- i
tors. And to induce them to take this jj
wise step it will open an account with jjj
One Dollar. H
We pay 3 per cent. Interest.
609 Ohio Street, - Cairo, Illinois,
Assets Over One Million Dollars.
DR. JOCELYN
All dental work pprfor.red fc
Jow est prices on gold and nilver
tniings, gold crowns, bridge worn
rtiflcial teth, etc. Treatment of teeth for
chfldrena rpccialtv. All work guaranteed.
Office hours 9 to 121 to 4.
ovtR MY xotiMiN 702 COMMERCIAL AVE., CAIRO, ILL.
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THE GREAT
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MAJESTIC
RANGE
IS THE BEST
Woodward Hardware Company
Cairo City Transfer Line
f?!ceesoT to Stolti ti Waiter.
J. U. KEir.CE, Proprietor. All kind
of bauling done pnmptly. Bttb
phones 133. 1111 Washington Avenuo
Cairo ------- Illinois
CAIRO RESTAURANT
and Confectionery.
Open day and Night.
Crt & Rude. Preps, 331! Sycamore
Ch'-cago, Feb. 24. WHEAT The
volatile of Imsinesa was attain mod-
prate, anil while price chansfs were
r.r.t large the fooling was oue of ner
vousness. The strength in corn wait
a potent factor in wheat. Support
was accorded iMay by the bull party
whenever support was needed, while
Ions May came out In lols to suit on
all hard spots. The market was
based wholly on the tightness and ab
normal congeion .shown in May.
The concensus of opinion in the
wheat trade is that the head of the
long Interest will be felt in the July
later on, u one if the features of to
tluy'K market, was the buying of July,
and the Helling of May by houses
known i-:o be holders of May. News
from India was still const rued as
bearislu Sales mainly lower. Heavy
shipments irom Argentina was an
early bear factor. The close showed
prices (&Vi higher.
CORN Active demand from sv
eral prominent bulls and good buying
by cash houses s urte.l a sharp ad
vance in this market. Alarmed at the
appearance of the urgent demand,
shorts endeavored to cover, but offer
ings being ev'remely small, the ef
fort served only to force the prices
still higher. Large clearances at sea
board was a factor that, received most
of the attention. The market opened
easier on lower cables, but, heavy pur
chases by a recognized leader of ihe
bulls precipitated active inquiry from
shorts. As the session advanced the
volume of trading Increased. Prices
ros steadily, the marked closed prac
tically at the top with gains of ffj1.
OATS Oats advanced StVa and
closed at the top. There was a fair
Made and less pressure to sell until
top prices were reached when long.j
aecepltd profits. Buying was scaUo-.
e.l and md significant until near the
close, when It became more genera'.
Country acceptances liberal.
Receipts and shipments.
Chicago. Feb. 24. Following were
ihe receipts and shipments in carlorv!
lots from i'his market today;
Flour 33 0011 41,000
Wheal ,. 21,0110 :!(i.00()
Corn 20,000 270,000
Oats 38,000 230,000
Reported by the Cassidy Commission
Company, 409'a Ohio Street
GRAINS AND PROVISIONS.
. Chicago. Feb. 21. The following
was the range of fhe leading future
on the board of trade today:
High Low , Feb.
eloains:
21 Feb. H3
WIIKAT-
May 118T- US' 118 US'i
July 102 1S1 101 J01-'k
CORN
May 47 4; 47 40.
July 48 47 4S 47
OATS
May 31 nn-; 31 20
July 31 30 31 30v4
THE CASH MARKET.
St. Louis, Feb. 24. The following
r.pot prices ruled here today for vari
ous grains mentioned:
, No. 2 red winter wheat, I.17V'-W
1.18.
No. 3 red winter wheat, $1.10fi 1.10.
No. 2 white com, 4i;Vi-
No. 2 mixed corn, 40.
No. 3 white er,rn, ACVS.
No. 3 mixed corn, 43
No. 2 white oats, 33.
No. 2 niixeU oats,. 32.
No. 3 white oaH, 32.
No. 3 mixed oat a, 31(fi32.
LOCAL GRAIN MARKETS.
Cash prices in the Cairo market
yoserday were as follows:
No. 2 red winter wheat, $1.10.
No. 3" red winter wheat, $1.08.
No. 2 white corn. 47.
No. 2 mixed corn, 47.
Nr. 3 white corn, 47.
No. 3 mixed corn, 40.
No. 2 white oats, 33.
No. 2 mixed oats, 32.
No. 3 white oats, 32. ;
No. 3 mixed oats, 32. t
Minneapolis. Cereals.
Minneapolis, ' FJ. '- 21. WHEAT
May, $1.13; July, $1.14. Cash No.
1 hard. $1.17; Ko. 2 northern.
$1.11; No. 1 northern, $1.15.
Liverpool Quotations.
Uevropool, Feb. 24. CORN Spot
steady; American mixed,- new, 4s
1J; eld. 4s lld.
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET.
New York. Feb. 24.VHEAT Re
ceipts, 11,000; spot steady; No. 3 rei
nominal elevator; No. 2 red, $1.23 4 f.
o. b. afloat; options closed net
highpr: May, $1.17.
CORN Receip a, 112,000; exports,
174,000; spof., firm; No. 2. 57 eleva
tor and 5411 f- o. b. afloat; No. 2
yellow, 54; No. 2 white, 54 si. Op
tions closed net higher. May,
ri ' t '
OATS Rece'pts, 112,000; exports,
700. Spot, (piiet ; mixed, :i7ff-3S; clip
pod white. 38 ft 41; white, 38
28.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, Feb. 24. CATTLE
There was a fair average of "Friday
supply, demand good; prices aliout
steady. Caitle now coming to the
market In liberal numbers, but prieei
fc;r the general run are nc. g.-eatly
different, from a week tir;o.
Tho liendoucy. however, lets been
downward much of tho time and com
mon light weight dressed beef steers
are sellins as low as three dollar1!.
Cows and heifers have len pl'iri
very well. Mockers and feeders trade
active at r's'nig prices.
HOGS Prices on lwu r.n'le. to
day's sales slow at erduction of i'&lO
from yesterday d best, time.
SHEEP There was n go. jd demand
from most classes of buyers, prices
ruling s'eady.
At St. Louis.
St. 1 on is. Feb. 23. CATTLE Cat
tle receipts, 2,0o0; market steady to
strong. Heef steers. 43.0Oifl5.0fi:
stoekers and feeders. $:!.00?i)4.23:
cows and heifers, $2.23i'1.35: Testis
steers-, $3.0(iif( 4.7.
HOGS Receipts. 5.000: marker
steady to easy; range $3,7S(?f3.00.
STOCKS
ffl SLUMP
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li to. command; li
OF WEDNESDAY MAPKET ASSUM!
ED SETTLtJ ASPLCT NEW
YCflli A.'D THE ILL-INCd? CEN
TRAL FEATUKES.
Provision Market.
IH'TTEfl Steady; unchanged.
CHEESE Strong; range 9il3.
WiGb Barely steady; western 29
S 20.
EGOS Steady ; unchanged.
COFFEE Options closed very
firm with prices finally steady a', n
tifi'. advance of rq 13 points. S;iles,
155, con, bags. March, $i.45fi'.i.f.i).
Spot Rio, cpiiet; No. 7 invoice, ;
mild, quiet; Cordova, 10TH3.
Sl'GAK Raw strong; fair refiryiu.
4 0-li;?; Centrifugal, 90 test. 3 1-10
: molasses sugar, I 5-10'; ro
Cned, firm.
nahlcs skin will be soft, fair and
smooth if you give them Hoillstlpr's
Rocky Mountain Tea this month. It
regulates the stomach and bowels. It
makes the little ones sleep and grow.
35 cents. Paul G. Schuh & Son.
SUNDAY BASE BALL BARRED
Indiana House Votes Down BUI In
Favor of the National Game.
Iiid'anapolis, Intl., Feb. 24. The Ir
diana house today defeated the bill
to allow Sunday basa ball games by
a vote of 41 to 48.
Regulates the stomach, and bowels,
heals and soothes the little ones'
stomachs and Rives them a healthful
and natural sleep. Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea. Is tho children's bene
factor. 23 rents. Paul G. Schuh &
Son.
Read the Caiio Bulletin for newn of
the surrounding country.
B--PIES--C
R ALL KINDS A
New York, Feb. 24 The s'oelc
market was more net led today nt.'
there was a rfumptIoa of strength.
Aetii hv reverted ery largely to tho
railroad li t t,nd the h'gh s -ade of
Blocks wafj most prtdiiinent in thei
troi'.itig and iieiped t 'eassure the
sentiment. d'';'Mrbd by yeslrdijy's
se-jsational flucluaMonp.
New York Central was a lead'ng
a
feature and Us advance of over seven
IKiinls was made on much larger trans
actions than are usual, in that stock.
Tho principal operations were at
tributed to tho same sources us the
recent, campaign in Ontario and West
ern. This led to revival of former ru
mor that the recently acquired control
by the New York, New Haven and
Han ford of Ontario and Western was
to be transferred to or shared by the
New York Central. The movement, in
other eastern railroad sloekn was
largely sympathetic. Tnion Pac'flc
recovered vigorously from Its rather
sharp break lute yesterday to record
a price nt $1.3ii. This was another
sympathetic influence of a wide ef
feet In tho market.
The Illinois Central was the leader
in a M'tuhern group. Buying of the
stock had no other explanation than a
general consideration of its relative
pr'eo level.
Amalgamated copper seemed rv be
helped by the extra dividend declared
yo:jlerday tn the stock of uu import,
ant Independent copper company,. The
Gould group was helped by the Very
large over-subscription for the $25,
000.000 Missouri Pacific bonds which
were offered today. The subscripitons
were over eight limes the amount, of
th? bon.ls. This evidence, which Is
coitoIk raiive of many others of the
abundance of cap'tal seeking invest
ment marks, the real sustaining fac
tor in 'he present extraordinary mar
ket. . Thj unmistakably firmer tone
of the money market seems to be
attributable, to credit requirements
of ibis kind rather than to any decline
(n the bank reserves. The upward
movement spread rapidly toward he
last and prices were curried to a buoy,
ant cltHlng.
is i . - f a si
. tho tisp fif mernrv in tno.'n at a r1ict9nt; it ' 5
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nil;
CITY NATIONAL II
BANK
6o9 Ohio Street, Cairo, Illinois.
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aV;T.t:".n Z- . .'as
fiw ST5Znt"lWV connections at tuc leaning rommerciai-
ft ratipP enters and ksrt Diufts, Ulieu ot Crcr!-itJ
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OHIO STTCEI BCTH PHONEa,
Pit fAGfl-OHAIliI AND
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stOVI4IONS
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Tho lowest niarclns In dollars bn qtmniltlea w deal la rr'
Wheat, Com, Oat 1.000 bu. 1c per Uu ...$10.00
Pork, fiO bbH., 21 c per bbl 10 0O
Lard. 60 Tierces, 61c per Tiorca ..... i KM
Ribs. 10,000 !bs.. 25c par 100 Ibi 25.00
Stock, 10 shares, 51 CO per share , JQ00
Comn. 25 baloa, $1.00 rer lukj 25.0c
Cnstomera can place more li'utn ore ruatrj-'lp jf thy dBlrn.
The Rtove omtnooit'eB lundted 1or cash or on inarnn, at
the option of tils cuBiomer. ;
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We run two watgons, triakopramptdeUv. rial, i
Clark'Danicrlh Handle Co.
The only plcc In to rn
where you can gt l a.l
Ulokory Wood.Two
borse wagon load I1.6 J
BLL PHONE, 23C
WeL 21t! St.i M. & O. llv.
New York Store
MLRCANllLB COMVAW,
Reported by the Cassidy Commission I
Company, 409' Ohio Street.
STOCKS. I
New Ytirk, Fah. 21 The following 1
was the tango of prices on the New j
Xork Slock exchange today: I
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BLANKETS t
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UNDERWKAR J
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2023 Washington Avenne. X
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There Are
So many reasons why you should
send us your laundry that there la
not room enough in a little advertise
ment to tell them all.
One reason Is that we are modem.
We keep pace with the now Ideas
and new conditions. As fast as any
thing better than we have is inreid
ed we secure it. We mend your
clothes and sew on buttons, and put
on new neck bands free of charge.
American Steam Laundry
203 Eighth St. Both Pbones 103.
L. C. Herbert - - - Proprietor
Atchison. ... SS X8 S0"4
R & O Hi 103 100
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C. & 0 51 "0xi 51
Erie IK 45 41
111. Central. . .101 1 10t
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Sugafr,Plnln iind Fancy
Groceries snJ General
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Corner !9th Sireet and Commercial Avenge
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Tex. Pac. ... 38
Sou. Ry 30
I'll. Pac. ...MO
Wabash, pref. 47 47
Industrials
Col F. & I. . . 53 52i r,V
Am. Copper.. 77 73'
Poop. ! Gas ...KiS. 107 10S
Arr. Ftigsr. . .144 111 11'.
Ten. C, & I... r4 !3 02
V. S. steel... 31 :!t ::4',
.' Do., prcf... 05 01 01
Sales at noon today, 514,500.
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COTTON.
New York. Feb. 24. The range In
ih leading futures for the day was
as follows:
March 7.30 7.23 7.31 7.31
May 7.44 .7.35 7.47 7.34
July. - ... ... 7.49 7.39 7.47 7.3?
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
To lay Tuesday
RflfnndlngS'irppistered. 104'
KernjNUnR 2'e coupon.
Regtstvrel 3'a
Coupon 3's
New 4'i registered . . .
New 4 coupon
Old Vt registered
Old 4's coupon
104'
104
132
132
10.1
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104
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103
131
131
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Money Quotations.
New York, Feb. 24. Money on call
firm, 2i3 per cent; closing hid 2.
off-rqd 2. Time loans i lightly, firm
er, six'-. Iniety days, three per centj
six months, 3 . Prime paper, 3??
i per cent. Exchange weak, closing
steady, demand, 4.SC.83'fi 4.S0.!)";
sity lays, f4.S4.60 $4.84X3. Bar
silver, 60.
WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL
Choice Bailer, Hams, lirealdaU Kacon, Staple and Fancy
Groceries, Fine Canned' Goods, Etc.
Sreclal Attention to City Trade. Prompt Delivery Guu aatetd
1 OHIO TRECT. , CTH PHOHtlNO. ,163. ; "
P. T. LANGAN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ILUMBER
paint and oils. Mill wort ap"--
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Dm of tow ft orus fl
tt-l ami wlU rweiw ooreroB., 1
and persona) attention. otu
mrrrlal aveoua. bHweea Ism h
and Twelfth atrfata. .
CAIRO - ILLINOB. ?
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JOHN HAFFLY,
BUTCHER.
Dealer in Fresh and Salt Meats, Sau
sage, Etc 907 Washington avenue.
Both phones
No. 265
HAVE NO FEAR
Moeriein's "Barbarossa"
ISTMC BCEH.
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"The Only Corn Cure"
DAVIDSON.
223 Eighth Street, Cairo, Illinois.
10 cents. Ey mall 12 cents in stamps.
Don't wait until yotir Wool Is lm- :
poveri-thed and you are sick snd a! j
ir.g, bt.t ake IP'liistrr's Rocky Moun j
tain Tea. It will positively drive out 1
all impurities. 05 cents. Tea or Tab j
let3. Taul G. Schuh k Son.
Smith Brothers
THE BIG STORE
1300-8 Washington Avenue T
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ueaiers in everyimnic im is k-hju
to ?at. ni and wear. Exclusive a cents
for M.ANKfS Celebrated Coffee.
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