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: 1 IE CAmO BULLETIN, TUESIiAY. MORNING, MARCI I 21, 1901-
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The Bulletin Want Ads are
read by the people in South
ern Illinois, Western Ken
tucky nnd Southeastern Mis
souri. :::::::
ik
M 4. Of, Mt
Stocks ' Bonds Cereals
WHEAT MARKET
One Cent
y$ Word
CLOSED LOWER
1;
a
If yon have any money to loan the
Want Ail. is it.
If yon have .d house to rent tho
Wan:. Ad. is it.
If you want a situation or peed help
'.lie Want. Ad. is it. -
If you have lout anything the Want
Ad. will find it for you.
If you need anything, no matter
what, a liUe ad in the want column
wil surely bring it to you.
; New, York. March 20. WHEAT
Receipts, l.ooo. Spot, oasyt No. 2 red
nominal, elevator; No, 2 red, $J.17
a. h. afloat. Options cloned etutv at
n 't not doorcase. .May, $1.12.
("C RNT Utn'i,. 24) ("), eocports,
U2.otio. Spot, steady; No. 2, 58 & ''le
vator fund 54 1 u. Ii. allont ' v 9 .i.
FAIR TRADE IN THE AGGREGATE j 53, N. , wlale
BUT FEELING WAS EASY i closed 6f net higher. May, 55. Op
closed net higher. .May, S3.
OATS Receipts, 170,000; exports
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET.
LARGE PRIMARY RECEIPTS
CAUSED THE WEAKNESS.
One. "Cent
a
THF PEOPLE'S COLUMN
Cics:,ified Notices
per word 01
r.uLa Fo;
f)iii i;;seiiio:i,
Vhree', Ina.-'rtions, per word 02
On wee!;, per word 05
tin month, per word 13
All n-aiter,set in .V, nparoll typo.
No ailreriisemoni inserted for l.rr;
Hit. n twetii.v live een:s. .
Chicago, March 20.-.VYHEAT
Trade was fair in the aggregate, the
nytrkef ruling moderately active, wi.h
the feeling rather. easy on the whole.
Final figures were lower for May?
while July showed a decline of fi.
The situation at the start was firm, In
i (luonced chiefly by English cables and
smaller world's shipments than ex-
j pected. At the advance,.establislte.l,
considerable May came on the mar
i ket, , wiling being' led by provision
specialists. The bulk of May offer-
ing wau absorbed by warehouse In
I terests and there was goncial cover
j ing by July shorts at the decline.
i Large primary receipts caused consld
: eralile weakness. Liverpool was tin
i changed to Vs lower. Kaunas city
i news was bearish on the crop outlook.
The market closed weak. May open
icd $1.13 to ; highest ; lowest 14 Vi,
j closing . n
! , Visible supply decreased 1,151.000.
CORN There was a goo.l trade, the.
bulk which occurred earlv in the ses-
, , , sion. Feeling was unsettled, higher
A tn-" aruUnii fur cleamiiBi'ariHMH. ,,..i,.,, ,,i! i-..n i i ,i.
bunt, lace curtain, vte. lull at ii Niiuh t. "'" '' '
tone, tne close snowing slisni
Word
a
Day!
3,004. Spot, quiet ; mixed,
white, .38 '.(&:;; clipped
41. -
white.
STOCK EXCHANGE
El
WAS RATHER DULL
REACTIONISTS WERE AGGRES
SIVE BUT, WERE CHECKED
BY SUPPORTING INFLUENCES
MONEY. MARKET CLOSELY
WATCHED.
re Welcotne
To call any time. But we advise you not
to delay the visit. The naoney. which' you
are keeping at home or in your office, may
he stolen at any time. It will be safe iu
CITY NATIONAL
3ANK,( -V-';'-
START AK ACCOUNT WITH IT.
RID YOURSKLF ok wOKRY.
Ft
Vvy
Vt
t-'K
i . .'. I
'-Ml
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
FOR SALE.
-Cht ap or rent, Everett Finno, I.,
Chicago, March 20.- CATTLK To
day's reduced supply hail a good cr.
feet, the recent weakness being fol
lowed by stronger prices, sales being
largely u nigner. i Here was a very
good demand from all classes of buy
ers. HOOSI'rices advanced 10 today,
making the high record of the year.
Only :J2,000 were on sale today ami
there wii:i quite a scramble between
buyers to ill! orders. Kastern shippers
competed for better class and secured
a large share.
SHEEP There was a decided im
provement in the demand from all
classes of buyers and prices ''were
strong to higher.'
For
II. Myers
For M.ile-
IWA1L OF'.DERS.
Wp 'rt yon In il msll ordor bnnlnaM. Full
(( irnturM surt t9iup' frwe. Aroeriusn $pect.
HELP VANTED.
W.uitc-'-jMaii or woman of fair oducn'.ion
and cn-u t'er Itcnip w tk. -ia' .v M'-' d:ty
me Muimiut-se.il. Atiiitiiis, Willi .suenp. W. I-.
J.r, ilsliu, ,:'.(', 111.
FCMALE HELP WANTED.
,K.-;pcri''iu:-d c.i.-oii-r iiinl naloiitiatty with
oilif".
LADY PHYSICIAN
Gilbert Work.
WANTED.
VVunli il ThifP tir.-l-e'as.s s.ilioi ors. fl. -(iO'"e!m-ntM:
itod mtdress, fdumtion un)
tiii(it'si. 'tVi'.usiortatioii kdiiiIi and ttnte
mopt'iu hoi k. I 'all "iokIiij mumiuir. J'aekurU,
tiuH V'utthi,i(ou avenue.
Want-ii(Jlti'' or itesk room. Jnsuranee rop
r s ent nt i vi (oily fun- hours in ullic e. Al
itresH W, this oiiire.
Wutitml To rent a niv-foom ootl.'me, ceu
trally locaU-ii. Adil-e-H." tliKoHiOH.
Wii'ited A tjirl tor peni-ra) hoii-cwork for
family lit two. Apply al I Ins utli -e.
H r'lH V." ii , i ... l !'-
w ra: m.J ji;n-i. in.lj .
i ia-r.
Cairo t 'i-.nily o.,
i .
Watitt'd ')( icitttn: Until hulicH nnd gentle
men. Apply 1wUt, .," rare (iujlelin.
Wauled- iu1iinaii to so I RiotHrs' and ilrufc-
1 -its' M'-iaM ii's to Bi'ii'-rat inauliatit . OtioJ
w.iif -: U tf h (I vvona'is. Adflrcss (il'i South
SiUlt strot'l, St. l.ti.iitf. Mo.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
''roe Announcements of Those
Employed, Who Desire
Positions. 1
ci
galas. Higher cables, moderate
world's shipiuenis and unsettled
weal iter were among early bull helps,
the feature of the trade being buying
of May by commission houses, a good
share which credited to provision in
terests. As the session advanced there
was more pressure to Bell, prices re
act'ng Vj((i is on the prediction of
larger receipts and an increase of -I.;!,,
ootl bushels in visible, but recovered
Uft'Tii before the close. Country ac
ceptance.', were light. .
OATS Trading was limited and
prices held within U range. The in
creased movement was the result of-n
desire to take advantage of lower!
At St. Louis.
St. Lout , Match 20. CATTI.p-Ue.
ceipiM, 4.000. Strong; beef steers,
$:.00!o O.tiO; Blockers and feeders.
$2.0(1.1.50; rgws and heifers, $:..7.V,i
1.50; Texas steers, $:i,i,,"iffi f,.0o.
tiui,v- Koceipls, X.imiO.
range, $:i."5!f?5.!!5.
Strong;
western
freight rates and was a bearish influ
ence. Visible increased 181,000 bush
els. Prices at the close were unchanged.
Not
WANTED.
T i-iit- ti;is( tot in r Metier Sfntion. oiitl
nf'JwttlfUi sln-tt, lor cath. Address "K," this
nll'io',
, iUK HEN7.
I-'o-Ttpnt A ku te of offices three roomn
fror.t pur', wrond Mioy, Opera House htock.
Mea o he iii-r) and nitur M-ivke. 4 all at Ciry
National Bunk, .1. S. AiHtliorne, Aijent.
"'rr."':""....-:. ...... ,....;.,...v .,...7Z
rxtio.n c, hit vvaii-r heal, hot lia.h, year Dility lor any Aiivt-riiNemrnt or statpoieijl niulr
tporia ariino not HfiiPpi tne notice of n
Advertfempnts of not eTCefilln(t thrw liner
he nccepted free fur one ek' tons fron
lny reader of The liullatin to be flled by ftd
vertiner fa pernon, on regular form, at the o"
iiieofTbe Itulleliu Oinipany, 7C3 Ohio .ere
rne iiiiiieiin uonipairy nsHiunex no responm.
iSintnuil Alsi morter ini' ro-!!itiuti m a bw
' ,lMii.( SrkMrtum lv,Vl:l t'oiirtecuth xlivet,
'r-V'- - ... .... -. . -
Cur It ot -'I ki atery nine-i'Ooiii br It house.
central)- Unaled. Ap.ily l-iu :oiumerc at
a t-nuo.
pe.son known to be employed.
mqiorien boh rcpin-jr to
ihoulit be made by mail.
ariverttneineniF
I'd' It -.'lit - Kimiislieil 11 oni and board I jr two
i;e nt I cue ii. 211 iloldiooic Am ntii:.
Wanted A p-n-ition o bookkeeper, clerk or
rorreHp' iideni, by younir n an wi Ii Hiirli
Srtio 1 education and jood reconimendutionH.
AiMrctn " V," Bulletin ottiee. j
FIRST OF T1SEASIM !
ROUND TRIP.
ROUND m?
c 8
- 'j '
Receipts and Shipments.
Chicago, March 20. Foilowing
were the receipts and shipments in
carload lots from this market today:
Flour 2!) 22
Wheat :i(! 32
Corn Too 251
Oats :S7t 122
Grain and. provisions.
Chicago. March , bo. :Tbe following
Provision Market.
HI'TTEU Irregular;
creamery, 19(ff25.
CI-IEKSK Firm; large and small
ranged lteii 1 1,
ECtlS Strong; western lfi'ifi'17.
COl'TKE Options closed atently;
imchangivl to live points higher. Sales
8;l,25 ) bags. April. $15.25. Snot Iti i.
steady: mild, tpik-t.
Kl'yAft Raw .firm; fair refining.
; c ii'.ritagal,. fitj ie.-t, r; molasses
if, 4Y: refined, steady.
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
Sill
Elgin, ,11!., March 20. Cutter ruled
firm today at 2(i cents, uu advance of
a cent per pound over last -week's
pi ices. Sab-s for the wok, 482,000
'lotinds.
wa;; the-range of tho loading' future
on the Hoard of Trade today:
May 115 lll'tg 1114
July 93'i !21 92
CORN
May 41i 4H
July 4!i 40 40'i
' OATS
May :n r.i r.i,
July 31 31V4 31
PORK
May 1207 12H5 127
i.ARn
May 717 715 713
RIBS
May t;07 C!." t'.'.i"
EXCURSION
TO
THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1905.
Ti.'lels avIU I)b soltt'for .trains leaving Cairo 5:15 n. m.,
0 ;-'i. a. m. ami 2:'o p- v.u, and will lto good wlitrnin;' on
fill (rain5! leaving 'St. Louis tip ty'and including Monday,
March L'Tlli, giving four full days in llio city.
Tho train leaving at a. in. will he a special.
THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS:
OmiPrC-K.vgera ;ro.,."In Park"
CEXTl'in' Ja?. K. jraolcett, in "Fori .met of a King."
CRAXD M:i?on ,f- Mason, in "Fritz and Snifz."
GAKnrCIT Fdna Wallace Hopper, in "Country
' Mou-e," " v i -
; -ilMrl:T ArTIappy ' Hligan." "
A. H. Hanson, - C. C. McCorly, J. H. Jones,
G. P. A, Chicago! D. P. A., St. Louis. Ticket Agent, Cairo.
Puts and Calls.
Chicago. March 20. For
July wheat .
July corn
tomorrow:
..!i2 !:!
..i: 4:t',i
Liverpool Markets.
Wheat. ' higher; higher; 'i
lower.
Corn. H higher; . higher; '.ihigh-cr.
ALLEN'S CONFECTIONERY,
SO.? Wash in oton Ave.
THE THE
BEST BEST
FRUIT
AND AND
CANDY CANDY
New York, March 20. Effects were!
perceptible in today Miock market j
of some benevolent supervision, which!
iiad ihe effect of discouraging aggres- j
sion by ihe bear parly. Buying winch j
checked the decline, however, he.ii-j
taied to follow trices when they turn
edj upwar'f: and, speculative opera
tors who attempted to. push the ad
vance found themselves in scanty
company.
The result was a period of dullness
n trading and a narrowing in fiuc
ntations, pricesj showing a tendency
to settli? to about, last week closing.
The party of reaction were somewhat
aggressive In the farly. part of the
day until checked by measures of titip
porr in the market. ,
With the reaction ehechtd sime of
the loud tumors of deals showed re
newed vitality,, nqtably that alleging
a plan for holding company for the
Vanderliilt properties and for a com
binat'on of New York Central, North
western and I nlon Pacific. Hut of
ficial disclaimers' of N'ew York ('en
rtal fnmors were issued later.
Attention converged on tho money
mark";, owing to the low state of
hank reserves and lite expeet(d
growth of interior demand for cur
rency. '
Ext rente activity in all lines of Ifusi-
ncst 'n itself promises to Increase
(bis demand ami any material itrnoad
ot) money supplies would be expected
to affect unfavorably the stock mar
ket. There was no evidence of lack
of funds today, although ra es were
well maintained, v
Intimations of newly found value
for ; 'Canadian Pacific lands by rea
son of oil discoveries caused an eli
cited rise in that slock and contribut
ed with, tne movement In southern
iron stockH, to tlva strong closing,
which was aeiive at the best prices
of the day.
Safety Boxes for rent at f 3.00 per 3 car
iur..Fir.anO,iirglar, Proof - Vaults.
A L!' A
13
ft !-
' f- (.,-.',- ,i v
609 OHIO .street: -CAIRO,
-ILLINOIS
.,..,..WU1VM vviiii nil 1
X
i , OHIO ITIICET BOTH PHONEt.
. CHIMBOrgssij, J ! WYORK-
STOCKS N0
C O T T O M
pork, 60 bbis.. 2oap;rbbf 1 s-s
Rib? iwir i3o : gs
Stocks, 10 shgres, $1 f,o per share ," .ill
Cottw.. 15 bales, $1.00 rer hale , illi
isuiunr. can piace more than one margin If tber deslru
f,2h Lo omimmitle. Isndlsd fo, cash or oo LrVnvt
the option of jta customer. , . . "" "" ,
LET US BE YOUR (3ROKER
i
tttM.tt.tt...uM,tUtjt.tti.tt;;.;;,t(t
KEEP WATjCft S
Reported by the Cassidy Commission
Company, 409J4 Ohio Street
STOCKS.
New York, March I'o. The follow
ing was the range of prices on the
New York Stock exchange to-lay;
Alexander
County National
Bank
Commercial Ave. and Eighth Street
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
CAPITAL
THE CASH MARKET.
Bt'fcfl.tIS
j 0 UNDIVIDED PtfOFITS
$!00,000.00!i
$50,000.00
St. Li mis. March 20 The following
spol prices ruled here today for vari
ous grains mentioned:
No. 2 red winter wheat, $1.11
1.1 1'. ;
No. 3. red winter wheat. $l.10fi-1.1.T
No. 2 white corn, 4.si;,?i lyi,.
No. 2 mixed corn, 4N'iifi .
No. 3 white corn, 48 Vi.
No. ;! mixod corn. 4S',4.
No. 2 white oats. .I.JVi. '
No. 2 mixed oats. 32'i.
No. 3 white oats, 32?-4 i 2:5'4.
No. 3 mixed oats, 31 j.
OFFICERS
E. A. Ruder
Chas. Feuchter, Jr..,
J. II. Galligau
. ...President
V. President
Cashier
F. Spencer.,
, .Assistnac Cashier
LOCAL GRAIN MARKETS.
t t, f e j f a t
J ANNA LtKE HAYNES. t
t JOHN A. HAYNES j
il !
.-. U E2m tii
Cash prices in the Cairo market
yfHterdfly were as follows:
No. 2 red winter wheat. $1.07.
No. 3 red winter wheat, $1.05.
No. 2 white corn, 4!i.
No. 2 mixed corn, 4S'.
No. 3 white corn, 4S'i.
No. 3 mixed corn. 4S.
No. 2 white oats, 3,'Mj.
No .2 mixerl oat p. 33.
No. 3 white oats. 32 1.
No. 3 mixed oa's. 32.
Accounts of Corporations and Indi
viduals especially solicited. Exchange
furn'sbed In any part of the world.
Alexander County
Savings Bank
Atchison .
II. & O. . .
n. n. t. . .
Can. Pac. .
C. & O. . . .
Erie
(irt. Wcstn.
III. Cent. .
L. N. . .
Manhat . .
Metpn. . .
Mex. Cent.
Mo. Pac. .
Nor. &; W.
Out. W.
Pen ii a. . .
Heading . .
Rock island
St. Paul . .
Sou. Pac. '.
Tex. Pac. .
Sou. Ry . .
I'm Pac. .
Do., pfd. .
Colo. F. &
Amal. Cop. .
People's Oas
Am Sugar . .
Tenn. C. & I.
S. Si eel .
Do. Pfd. . ..
. .. fl04
. . . Ht4
...07
...150
... r.tr
... w
... 21
, ,.lti2'4 101
,.13'-Sj ' 111
, ..n;iVi Hi!1,,
88-
1073i
no 4
ll ii' a
67 Vi
V
I.
. .124
.. 24 7,
. .lOOVi
, . ;2:
. .113'i,
.. f'i'.H
- 34
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. . nn
.. ::
. . 35 4
..1327m
. . n;i
.. 5 l,
.. so
..112
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.. ft2'4
.
12:5:5
H
107
H5-
01:14
M2.i
IMS,
33 H,
170 '4
07-!
131
11;'!.
5:1 1
- 7
in
lllVu
3t'i
014
100'i
59
kit;
24
l2'i
142H
1 '..
121
24-4
P'S '4
si; 1.4
02 '4
143
';vt
34
1So
us '4
3S14
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132-i
4i; va
544
S)
112
143 Vi
!t2
31-4
V- J - rrx-i
wm
t 1 )ri
S,- " ZtJliULS
on lhe little1 things. They grow, into big
ones very MpUy. . It is the little , but . fre-
quciit spendfng which keeps many-a' nun
poor. ' ' " ' '
Enterprise Saving's
''""f'.V BanK' -
4 i
f
,9
im
1
f
m
f
(
Is a great preventer of frivolous spending. 'X
Open au account there. Put all your spate
money in it. You won't be so apt to spend j
without thinking thcii. You'll findryow
money increasing tinder such eifntnistance . 5
IPajs 3 per ctnt fnfersiff on Oepcsifs. -:.J" J
(iB Ohio. Street,: CairoVJU. ': "3
Assets Over One Million hollars. ,'2
GOVERNMENT BONDS
.Today Yesterday
Refunding S'a'mriatwed. 1M3, 104 !fj 111 Tfl8 5TUC ieaSCfl ISUD, 'St
S::::::::;;;. !5is 0ajr. Hfglllander, Jr. 5l;
New 4's registered 132! 132 C if. - . 2 I
tttrtttftttttttttttttti (ttf ef tttttttvttttittitf tttt
I Convent Lois For Sale. I
l!l t: All Ulf M in thn ermv-cnt HlrM-Sr r now ffmil fur ale at ixlFu Vii.h1.'ii'
that they UmuUI.UT,.l.ll.. 'l b. wlii.,.f l..b.1iB( cmmiUr. f 81. J. i,, 10
In in tiffil of fuiuta for tin- pnifMie.i iuihIwii iriK-bil m hitfil, hm anl kiw.orio. In
oriler t moiirn quick le. Outi't wait unt;l th t-boicext lota.r. nn. t'rl, . fri,rt t.
up. ApjilyioRev. Jin.(;ill. o. P.xorurto M. 1, HUttLKV ViaM
"The Only Corn Cure"; Riyer Transporiatidii
DAVIDSON. 1
228 Eighth Street, Cairo. IlHnoii.
10 cents. By mail 12 cents in stamps.
i 1
v i. ii tu c.,.,. innr m
LEE LINE STEAMERS
For ( .rutbortTtlU ..d fa
I.asitiBft. : ,
muin,
New 4's ooopoa. ,
OM 4's registered
Old 4's coupon,..
132 '
104 K
capitac :
SUVPLIt
tND UNUIVIUEU PIMffTS
S50,G00
- $!2f0OO
Strlctl i Savings Bank.
CAIRO, ILLIWIS.
E. A. Budpr..
Thos. Boyd .
Minneapolis Cereals.
Minneapolis. March 2 i. WHEAT
May. $1.12: July, $1.09; September.
W. Cash No. 1 northern, $1.14,;
No. 2 northern, $1.10-.fi T.
2 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL j
Choice Butter, Hams, Breakiast T-acon, St.i'e and I-'aney
, Groceries, Fine Canned Got-;, lite. 5
Special Attention to City Trade. Prompt Delivery Guaranteed
oio Ohio Street. Doth Phones No. too.
liielr'--seii4.4 new,fl 4,d; old, 4s lid. ,
Liverpool Quotations.
LtverpnwI. March 2u WHEAT
Sprf, steady.
ivn.T-iT ,nrm; American mit-
II. Gailigan....
Spencer
President
....Vice President
Cashier
.Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. A. Buder, J.
Thos. Boyd, W.
C. M. Osterloh,
Win. Kluge,
Chas. Feuchter, Jr.,
IT. Gailigan,
E. Gholson,
C. O. Patier.
C. V. Neff,
J. M. Herbert
Interest paid on time deposits at the
ate of three pr cent per annua?
New Ysrk Money Market.
New Vork. March 2i. Money on
call. sfirm. 23Vi per cent, closing bid
2't. offen-d at 2. Time loans, steady
V days, 3ft 3V4 per cent; 90 days and
six months, 3',4ff:iVi. Prim? paper,
3i4V4 per cent. Exchange weak,
cloning steadier, demand. $ -4.
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