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BASE BALL,

LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE following
is the result Of the game between the
Bostons and Louisvilles to-dsyi Boston,
8, LouisVilles II.
COLUMBUS, July ll.--Bucksyes |. Stars
Of Syracuse, o,
:. cisonsi5, July ll.-Hartiord, 8
Cincinnati, 9.
Caps. l.
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Preparing to Suppress Riots.

OTTAWA, ONT, July ll.-It ia under.
stood that the government, with view to
the preservation Of law and order in
Montreal, has been in communication
with the Provincial and civic authorities
Of Quebec and Montreal, and that the
commanders OF the districts and garri.
sons OF Kingston and Quebec have been
directed to make every preparation to
aid the civil power, II called on by the
Mayor and Magistrate. It is also under.
stood that the battalion in this city will
be mustered at headquarters in the morn.
ing, to be in readiness in case their ser.
vices are needed.
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international Cotton Convention

LIVERPOOL, July 1l.-In the Interna.
tional Cotton Convention to-day the bust.
meas transacted was OF a purely for.
NAL nature. Tonight the delegates will
be entertained at dinner by the President
and members OF the American Chamber
Of Commerce. After tomorrow morn
ing's meeting there will be an excursion
10 Menar Straits.
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New York, July 1l.-It is stated that
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Compa.
ny has resolved TO issue q mortgage Of
Sl00O0,OOO upon its, property, and that
the proceeds OF the bonds are to be used
in taking care Of leases and taking up
outstanding obligations over the present
depression in coal interests.
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Bank Robbed by a Sneak Thief.

NEw YORK, July lO.-The banking
irm Of Jas. B. Colgate was robbed
to-day ola check Of s., 900 on the Leather
Manufacturers National bank and s., 200
in bank notes. The payment Of the check
was stopped. The robbery was probably
the work oil 4 sneak thief.
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New YoRK, July 1.-THE American
Mining and Stock Exchange passed q
resolution consolidating 1t with the New
York Mining EXCHANGE.
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CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Inter Oetan''
Bismarck special says: The steamer
Fletcher has Just arrived from Little Big
Horn, bringing the remains Of Gen. Gus
ter and other officers that were killed
with him at the massacre OF June 25,
1875. The remains will probably be
taken to Fort Lincoln for interment.
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A srLENDTD BANQUET.
WANTS 10 RESIGN,

The Daily Ntrs publishes the following
paragraph in prominent form:
Yesterday rumOrs prevailed in quar-
ters which are usually well informed that
the Earl Of Beaconsfeld was about to re-
sign the premiership;although this report
is probably prematuref yet we believe
his Iordship Il anxious to retire from
office as soon as the State OF public bust.
ness will permit him; his health having
been for some time in an unsatisfactory
condition,
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Earnings OF Louisville & Nash.
vile knllrnnh.

LOUISVILLE, July 11.-Ata a meeting Of
the directors Of the Louisville & Nash
vile railroad, the earnings for the last
fiscal year were found to be over $3.50 900
above interest Of bonded debt. SlS50O0
were appropriated for dividend Of II
per cent and the remainder devoted 10
reduction Of the liabilities Of the Com
pAny.
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NEW YORK, July ll.-Fully 4,UOO
bales Of cotton have been purchased here
in the past few days for export to Rus
sia. The Russian government has pur.
chased 5000 bales within few weeks
and since war commenced probably three
times that quantity.
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New YoRK, July 1.-THE President
Of the Delaware 4 Hudson Canal Co.
says that the company has no thought Of
shouldering . ten million mortgage yet,
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The endeavors of servia to obtain a loan
here has been unsuccessful, and the agent
has gone to London; Il he fails to procure
= loan there he will proceed 10 Amster.
dam and Rerlin.
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PARIS, July 1.-THE Aoai<ur censures
the agitation carried on by N. Rouhr, and
accuses him Of fshing to play the part Of
the Vice President. Il says the Cabinet
have not been his dures and will not be-
cone bis aecompliees.
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FIrst Balo of Nen Cottnn,

New ORLEANS, July 1l.-A bale Of new
cotton, the frat OF the eseaSon, was received
to-day from Brownsville, Texas. Weight
4l5 pounds. Raised on the plantation Of
OF Marion d Palmer, Marion county.
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An article in the Republic, violently a..
taeking the President, has created a very
bad impression, The leading Ultra.
montanes have resolved to form an elec.
toral commission In Paris and the provin.
cPa
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RocKIASD, Ne, July 1l.-Reyenue
Steamer Grant with Secretary Sherman
on board struck rock at Spruce Head
this evening, and was detained several
hours, little damage done,
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NEw ORLEANS, July ll.-Jules Guidy,
convicted Of the murder Of John Bell, on
the 25th OF August, 1875, will be hung on
July 25th in St. Charles parish. The
Governor signed the death warrant to-
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TORONTO, July 1.-THE Directors OF
the Upper Canada Bible Society to-day
decided 70 forward $500 worth Of bibles
70 ek Johns.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, July 1.-THE amount received
from indirect taxes in France, the frat
SIX months Of 1877, exceeded the esti.
mate, S5,O00,OOO,
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REPoRrEp DEATH OF REpIF PAsuA

A private telegram from Constantine.
pie, Of yesterdays date, says: In regard
to the death Of Redif Pasha, the Tur.
kish Minister Of War, that no confir-
nation of the report has yet been re-
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 1l.-Arrived-
The British bark ButtCrman, from Liver.
pool.
LONDON, Jnly 11.-Steamers Darien,
Dernyter and-Denmark from New York,
arrived out.
New YORK, July 11.-Arrived Steam
er Victoria, from Glasgow.
STEAMER BURNED.
oswEGo, N. Y, July 1.-THE steam
barge S. S. Ellsworth, which left here
Monday for Gallon Island, burned at
Stony Island last night. No lives were
lost.
SAN Francisco, July ll.--Arrived-
The Canadian steamer Granada from
Panama.
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weather indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
0YT1cE OF THK CHEZ 6IeNAL OYPICRR, |
WAsHlSsToH, D. C., July l2-I 4. u.
PRoBABILITIRs.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
higher pressure, stationery temperature,
north winds and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
For the lower lakes, higher pressure,
stationary or higher temperature, varia.
BILE winds and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO TIE DAILY LNTELLIGENcER
GENERAL NEWS.
THE GROVER INVESTIGATION.
The Evidence of Corruption Grow
Ing a Little Thin.
Palmer Pronounces Stiles a Per-
Iured SCOundreI.
The Idaho Indian War---COnduCt
of Col. Perry a Surprise In
Military Circles.
Tho 0rangemsn of Canada Aban-
don their Parades.
Preparations for Suppression of
Riots.
The 0rangemen of Canada Aban-
don their Parades.
WASHINGTON.
Subscriptions BY Weight.

WASHINGTON, July 11.-It Is said at the
Treasury Department that the gold that
has lost in value from natural abrasion
in circulation, will be received at the
Treasury in subscriptions for the four
per cent loan, and for other purposes by
weight. Thiswould involve loss to de.
positors not exceeding 10 cents on eagles
or double eagles.
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Hebrew Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-The morn.
ing session OF the Council OF the Union
Hebrew congregation, was taken up with
the reading and ddisCussiou of the reports
ofthe. committees. The committee ap,
pointed to consider the suggestions in
President Loth,s message, reported and
recommended their adoption, except the
one to encourage the exchange Of puIpits
among the Rabbis which they did moi
deem best. They also recommend Cir.
cult preaching US is suggested in the re,
port.
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A SURPRISE.

Prominent officers OF the army express
surprise at the recent dispatch from Lew.
iston to the effect that Col. Perry, Of the
lSt Cavalry, failed TO render assistance to
Captain Randall and 10 volunteers with
him from Mt. Idaho, who were attacked
by the Indians in sight Of Col. Perry, and
that he refused to order his command to
the relief Of Captain Randall. Col. Perry
was twice brevettcd for gallantry and has
an excellent record in the War Depart.
ment, and it is thought there must be
some mistake in the serious charge
against him.
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ENGLAND.
The Fleet NJ Beslkn RaH.

= LONDON, July 1.-THE Daily Ners says
that the British fleet at Besika Bay, with
the additions, ordered by the Admiralty,
will present an aggregate Of twenty.four
vessels, with one hundred and fifty guns
and a crew Of eight thousand men.
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DETROIT, July 1l.-Hon. E. A. Brush,
an old and wealthy citizen OF this place,
died suddenly, at his summer residence,
at Grass Point, last evening, aged II
Yeara.
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WHAT rHE TURKS HAVE DONE.

VESSELS WIN one Huuureu anu uLIy guns
and crew Of eight thousand men.
WHAT THE TURKS HAVE DONE.
A special from Vienna to the Times
says that the abandonment Of the line Of
Yantra by the Turks, is more surprising
since, to judge from the stout defense OF
the bridges and the position OF Bella,
where the Turks repulsed the first attack
Of the Russians with considerable loss,
it might have been supposed that they
intended to defend that line, and thus by
threatening their flank to prevent the
Russians from advancing into the interior.
The Turks have so completely suppressed
all information about the disposition OF
the troops that not even an idea can be
formed Of what they mean to do; but it
shows either an utter helpIeSsness or
very deep laid plan that they should have
neglected the brilliant opportunities af.
forded them Of meeting the Russians to
advantage.
The Times, in leading article, says it
is believed that the Russians cannot ad.
vance in force upon the Balkans until
they have secured their communication
by a position on TIE Danube as strong
as any in possession Of the Turks. This
will require month at least.
The excursions Of the CossackG to Tir.
nova, Plura, Selvi and Lawatz have little
or no military significance.
POTATO BUGS IN IRELAND.
The potato bug has been discoverd in
Dublin.
A SPLENDID BANQUET.
LIVERPOOL, July 1.-THE American
Chamber Of Commerce tonight gave a
splendid banquet to the delegates Of the
International Cotton Convention. One
hundred were present, including delegates
from nine American Cotton Exchanges.
Among the speakers were W. P. Camp.
bell, Of New York, and Mr.. Simpson, Of
New Orleans, who responded tor their
respective exchanges, Mr.. Bouch, Pres
ident Of the American Chamber OF Com.
merce, occupied the chair.
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MCCORMICK AHEAD.

Assistant Commissioner Of Patents boo.
little has to-day rendered decision in
the interference case Of Wm. n. Whit.
ley, Of Springfield, o., VS.. L. ]. McCor.
mick and others, Of Chicago, Ills, involv.
ing the question Of priority Of the inven-
tion Of certain improved harvester.
This decision reverses the finding Of the
Board Of Appeals, and awards the pri.
ority OF the invention to Mccormick.
THE POWERS OF U. 8. COURTS.
Shortly after the theft Of S47, 900 from
the United States Treasury, in which W.
H. Ottman was implicated, Oltman de.
posted $4,000 In the Alexandria Bank.
On learning whereabouts this money was
the Treasury attached it, and Ottman's
counsel filed plea TO the jurisdiction,
which Judge Hughes now reyerses and
requires trial Of the case on its merits,
The principles decided by Judge Hughes
are: First-Congress has the Constitu.
tlonal power to confer on the United
States Courts the jurisdiction Of the suits
brought against the defendants, non resi-.
dent in the district in which the suits are
brought. Second-Congress has conferred
this juriSdlction as to the suits commenc.
ed in the State Courts by an attachment
against non residents and removed into
the United States Courts by sections
and 4 Of the act Of March Sd, 1875, to de.
termine the jurisdiction Of the Circuit
Courts Of the States.
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New York, July 1.-THE Posi- has In.
formation OF the death Of Prof. S. Tenny,
ofWilliams College, in Michigan, where
he was visiting his sister. This will
probably break up the Williams Scientific
Exposition, Of which he had charge.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20
JIM RIVER JOTTINGS.

- The Maxwell mills, in few days will
have another run Of foot stone, which will
increase their capacity in grinding to about
GOO bushels every "a hours. The river at
its lowest stage at ,hi. point would run two
more pair Of burrs.
Farmers are busy threshing. They will
average 1000 bushels Of wheat to every
farm in the valley The highes, yield per
acre yet known in the valley is 80 bushes.
We had the pleasure TO day Of dining
with the lighting editor OF the Press a,
Scotland; il he can pu, away his enemies as
he does wild duck he J.. a crowl,r
Eden Maxwell and Gen. Campbell .ho,
g prairie chickens Ia one and half hours
few days aga and Yesterday in about the
samc length Of time I6 ma!lara ducks l
don't think nsany Of your ysnlsoa sports
can lsA, this
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FOREIGN.
TAKING THE BACK TRACK.


TAKING TIE BACK TRACK.
Relgrade, Sept. 20.-The news Of the
RI, sian disasters has created great
uneasiness here, especially q. every Thing
was prepared for crossing the Danube at
Gleadovin by the Russians, and their re-
ception in the Negolin and Timok valleys
1t is announced the cabinet has agreed TO
postpone The action, and the troops march.
ing to the frontier have been recalled into
the town not SO near the border, in order
to give no umbrage to the porte.
WAR ITEMS.
London, September 2O.-A Russian off
cial dispatch, dated Gonny -S,uden the 10Th,
says: Yesterday affairs quiet every where
The blockade and bombardment Of Plevns
continues.
st. Petersburg, September 20-Th'
Geolos- publih = telegram from Ludie
Asia Minor, which shows that the Turk
on the 18th, were commanding Genl. TER,
Kassoh's Positions there.
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UPPER JIM RIVER JOTTINGS.

September 18th, 1877.
The pleasure loving people Of the Jim
valley met at Rockport last Thursday NOR
ming and enjovcd themselves till 4 a. m.
Friday. They came distance of IS miles
north and 10 south.
T. X. Kershaw Of Sioux Falls has been
courting in the valley the past 10 days. He
leaves for home to-day.
L. S. Daniels, the champion mustard
seed grower, raised 80 bushels of the blister
ing stuff. Also about So bushels of white
beans.
A. J. Parshall has 30 bushels OF onions
for sale at $3.50 per bushel. Who wants
them?
Peace and quietness throughout the valley
since court adjourned.
81. W. Taylor and Judge Kershaw were
the contending attorneys in the case Of
Knowlton vs.. +. B. Foster ct al. Mr.. Taylor
had to take back seat this tine Judge
coming out two lengths ahead.
A light frost this morning reminds the
valley people that wiuter is coming on and
no grain threshed. Where are all the
threshing NJ .chines?
Geese have pu, in an appearance in small
numbers.
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'rzTEs1ssYMAn

General Sherman is at Walla Walla,
Oregon, to-day.
Senator Morton is convalescing. Senator
BayaId, of Delaware, is reported on the
sick list
Joseph's band were badly handled by
S,urgis, when he overlook them on the Vel
lowstone.
1t is rumored that Edward Haight, Of
New York will be appointed commissioner
of Indian affairs.
A B. Moore, Of Ponca, Nebraska, former.
ly employed by E. w. Skinner, Sioux City,
has been trying to violate the person of a
young woman near Ponca, Nebraska, and IL
now in a fair way to be punished for the
outrage.
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NEW YORK.
Il. IL. MEETING.

New York, Sept. 2o.-The presidents Of
the trunk lines represented in freight ap-
por;ionm,n! scheme met yesterday. In
the matter Of the difficulty On the Lake
Shore road, Vanderbilt said he had given
his ultimatum to Mr.. Newell. There was
a general feeling in favor of increasing the
tariffs on the east bound freights from Chi
cago, at least s cents per hundred pounds a,
the clio Of the navigation. The presidents
NEE, agsin next week, When action will be
taken upon all matters under discussion
anl dispute.
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CRY COUNCILS RESOLUTION.
BE il =. so!rsd by NE Mayor and City Council
(hs Cig OF lunkioH:

Be il r so'rsd BY ne Mayor and City Council Of
TIE Ciy OF lnnkion:
Section !. That II is. and is hereby declared 10
be necessary, that sidewalk should be con-
slructcd OH the east side of Cedar street. in the
city Of Nankton, as follows Commencing on
Third street, on the northeast corner Of Cedar
street and Third street thence along the easi
side Of Cedar street TO the south side of Fourth
street. the same being in front OF lots l. 2 = s.
C. :, & q. in block -. Central lanktou.
Sec 9. That said sidewalk shall be constructed
of wood, OF the width provided by ordinance
and be made of the material and IN the manner
provided ny the ordinance ef SAID city exc-p,
that the outer edge Of said sidewalk shall he laid
two feet from the curb Inc az said Cedar street
Sec, ., THIS resolution shall lie published far
four consecutive weeks m the Press and bake
taisn newspaper. tho ofiica paper u .aid cit, of
1ankton.
Passed September II. ik,;.
4 r. wnrrE. CIT, Clerk
Approved September Is, is-..
n. J. CRAMER,
AayM vse RA-
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FIRES.
4 STEAMER RuRNEn

ST. Louie, September 10. The steamer
Grand Republic burned 10 waters edge and
snnk before morning, Lii doubtful whcth.
or her machinery viii be of any value. She
waa owned by Capt ThorveH, and valued
$l5o,ooo. insured $4,000 in abou, y
osscs-, he uan,ss Of which canao, l,c oil.
iainsd.
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CRIME.
Az 1slpoRrAhT LIN

ln The evidence against Abe lsoihschijdo,
Of Cincinnati, charged viii numbering
Bc,s;c Moore, at JEFF. rson, Texas, last jan
uary, was found yesterday BY. Detective
Snelbsker, o Cincinnati, in Walkers PsSs.
brokers shop. on Olive street, two diamond
rings pawned there January 25sh ak day
after the mssder, by Rothschilds himseli
who reccipted for the money received sfol
ahsr .-A sAs' -acsips Nh sssaen
against him at the trial.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Three Horses Lost.

Or the 10Th OF August, in Hutchinson county,
~ miles from Yankton. one light brown horse.
medium size. years old; one bay horse. years
old one dark brown mare. G years old. Any
person delivering the horses OF giving informa-
tion where they can I've found. at the store of ia
cob Max. Yankton. will receive fifty dollars re-
ward. JOAN ELwHl.
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TAKEN CP.

BY the subscriber. Oh his premises, at the Sum
mer Garden, near Yankton, two Whitel hogs
The owner can have them by proving property
and paying damages. AUGUST kUNZE,
Yankton, ID. T., Aug 80. 1877.
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At MILL CREEK

f'''sourg. Sep, 20.-An accilcu, oc-
cured on the Connelsv,lle branch of III.
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad. abou, 6 O'Clock
tbs morning, by which .everal. cars were
ditchri At Mili Creek. Twelve passengers
were injured. but none fatally
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ACCIDENTS.
A TERRIBLE sMAsH-Up.

Cincinnati, Sept. 20.-At late hour last
night, IN third floor of Whetstone's linseed
oil factory, Egg'cston avenue, upon which
rested about fifteen thousand bushels Of flax
seed, gave way under the weight, and car
riel all the floors below to the cellar, and in
the same time forcing out the south wall.
The loss will exceed twenty thousand dol.
lars. 1t is doubtful if the insurance will
cover this c4sc. &
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Sept. 90.
WnEAr-good export for milling de-
mand No. 2, spring at call; l.3e@1 .S7l
for September; ! .2sl for October; NJ. 2,
winter red, September l.47@l.5O do Oc-
tober; l.377! bid for No. 2, Milwaukee; .43.
CoRN-S,eady; mixed western; 573
@5sAc.
oArs-steady; mixed western sl3
@37c.
PoRK-Firm; 1881.
LARp-Firmer; 9.l5. T5
WH1sKY-Heavy u.
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The merchant tailoring department at Cha
Etsemsn g. Co.'S. has Just been replenished
Nith the latest and finest goods 70 be had
10 sshs,srs n1askets- ts-snpcst1d sB0 0,dUmessic.
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spetial notiees.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
On and after this date the Scotland and Fire
steel stage will start from A. ". Lavender's
store 3rd street, Yankton. For express or pas
sage, apply to 4. ". Lavender.
WM. SEAMAN.
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MARKETS BY 1ELEeRApH II

WALL STREET.
- $40 = New York, Sept 20.
Gold-l.o3..
Money-3@4.
Governments-Firm.
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CHICAGO.
Chicago, Sept. 90.
WnEAT-strong higher; closing easier !;
1.l3i for September; l.0Gi for Oc.obr.
CoRs-steady; 43sc for cash; 44sc for
October.
OArs-Easier and unsettled 24@24sc.
RyE-54lc.
BARLEy-G2!c.
PoRK-s,rong; higher; 1890 for cash ;
1880 for October.
LARD-stronger S92! for cash or Oc-
tober; $50 for the year.
WHIsKY-9.
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nAkOrA HERALD, Democratic Newspaper,
~ Published weekly. Taylor Bros. fSoplirt"r'.
Third 81.
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uNiSEIAN, CHARLES Il GO. ticncn,l Cl0-
IL thing House 4 Merchant TailMrinE. trp;sil.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

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II and other brands OF Flour, Meal, Feed Nc.
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