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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03

CONNECTIONS.
!. At Sioux City With Illinois Cel..aI. Sion,
City snd Pacific and 6iOsx City aal 0t. Paul Raj
roads.
= Passenger train going east connects Il Dayis
!unefton with branch trains asrivtng 1t Y0st.
iandvilie At 1918 =: NJ, and then connecting with
howard,s stages for Virgins. Eden, FaisvieW.
6..ioit, Canton, Hamburg, Flandrean. Linwood,
Big sioux River, and from leaving Portlandviile
at LIB p. m, connects at Davis Junction With
3; a. 81 Point With stages for P,nca, Neb
and Rtehla d, D.. T.
I. A. yermillion NTH stages for Lodi. R,v
side. Turner, Bloomingdale and rnlsy.
;. Al 1eckiing With stages for DtJsaeS.
9. AtGayville with stages for ". Hslena.
T., At fsnkton with stages for all points in
southern and western Dakota, and North Nebras
r.; and during the season Of navigation with
Missouri River transportation Companies line
q ste,mers ior R.ndsIl, Brule. Pierre, snlly.
Rice, Bismarck, Stevenson, Berthold. BuSord,
asroi and Benton; connecting 1t Pierre with
transportation wagons for the Black Hills.
This e the only Direct Route to the
Black Hills.
GEO. &. MERCHANT.
E.V. DBRHIcKeoS, GsnV 6sps,fsstsd,
A0<NL.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03
PHYSICIAN.
JOHN
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Graduate af the University II glasgow. and
~ The Royal College II Nntgcons
~ Eatneburs. &ailand.
tS'~irs ~ tntosm She Inhabitants of yanksan
and sasss,andlnr rauntry thai hr has commenced
The psacaisac III his pssIcS,aaa fren t,,i. dale.
DIN. Mss>snts,nn Is etrnarrd In prstossa ~
ktsds ~ Surgical O1~ralious,
OFFICE Aho RESIDENCE. SECOND 81.
tk4ssra NsaaA~as md CeAAs
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03
New Advertisements

oiAAnc Masnii,vHi s3sl iks,tw,sai t.tk,ttss
VsCWOv siys, hno liasr~oad tsIsis4st l'iaissss
nQcAnS it'll. nstti tatsst stS6 ai.y ei.s. iaiis1
y.sSssssS l.- suld. ta,inr Dfsaits. y -,oi,s 80
y ainlls 4Li ~ stops only go. Sraily New Z k@'t
i,,..d 4. Sipp. hnb iHss 4 Oria,r Coupler ur.
s.i,., co,l over rsap. oDly sa1, iamc .l l'tises
ever offered sent IN lhdaya teAt trial. fsht AN
mit | Offer =" rl,,ap" l reply. Hafi Times. lie
stlt s.,irs oyer i,tss,.sn annually. Waf ct,a
mrncr,i by ,nonopolisis. itewRie Anonymous
Circular. Write ior explanation. Battle raging.
fnil particulars free. Address lD""trl y. Ne.
assy. Washington, New Jersey.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03
SLACK NILS NOTES.


SLACK MILLS NOTES.
tDradwnpd Champion Ane -
We haven't Ssstn any home grown water
melons in the market yet.
Late arrivals from Speasfsl, ray there
are no signs Of Indians In that region.
a report reached Crook City last even
ing that a large amount ofhay that hsl been
cut and stacked on the Belle Fonrche had
been burned.
The corpse Of a son Of +. v. Curter, oi
Gayville was sent To Humbert, Wis, this
morning, Northwestern cxpress ompany
via Bismarck.
Mr.. Burke, Of the Crook City Tribune, il
confined to lis bed with mountain fever.
We learn that there il 4 great deal Of sick.
ness peculiar to the foothills predominant
about Cro.k City just now.
A brother of Z. G. Davis, who died yea
terday, was forwarded this morning to Chi
cago, by the Northwestern ex pr ss company,
on the Bismarck stage.
A party of thirteen mounted Indians
crossed the road At an early hour yesterday
morning At . point between Bear Buttes and
Fourche. Their trail indicated that they
were going south.
Mr.. John Stone and Major w. r. SNYDER
have taken charge of the Crook City I,ri-
bune. These gentlemen combine within
themselves all the elements essential to give
Crook as handsome a Newspaper as the
Black Hills can afford.
Thirty wagons loaded with freight from
Bismarck, belonging to the Northwestern
transportation company, arrived and deliv.
cred their freight yesterday. Appearances
indicate hat the Bismarck route Is carrying
the majority Of the freight nov coming
into the Hills.
n. R~osengarden has been under exami.
nation for the past two days before Justice
Barker. charged with shooting Frank Mil
Ter, whom he shot while Miller was steal.
ing chickens from the hen coop. After re.
viewing all the testimony. the justice held
l~tosengarden to bail 10 the sum of 81, 500
for his appearance before the grand jury al
the next term Of the district court.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03
INElGHB0RH00D NEWS.
Si"hrara Pioneer, Aug. a,r.

Slbnfara ilOntcf, Aug. 3JtlI.
Mr.. S. l.. Paxton brought up a lot Of
lumber on the steamer with which to stock
his lumber yard.
Mr.. Chambers, Of the land Office returned
last night. He says that the late railroad
trouble on our road is caused by the sub
contractors mistakes and delays in their
estimates, and no fault Of the railroad COM
pany.
Buildings are now being put up on the
old Ponca reservation for the Spotted Tail
indiana, and all the late contracts for their
supplies provided that they are to be de-
liyered there. 1t is therefore settled that
these distinguished cut-throats and hair
iifters are to he quartered At our very doors.
The next thing now in order is for us to ask
for soldiers. We ought to have at least half
. regiment located along the Niobrara river.
Petitions ought to be circulated and present.
ed 10 the proper authorities for this purpose.
We would also suggest that it would be a
very good plan for the citizens TO organize
some companies Of militia. These Indians
are peaceable only when they have to he,
and it is batter to properly protect ourselves
than to run any risk Of d~epredations from
the savages.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03
Canton Advocate. Aug .elh.l

iNahloi ADVOCATE, Aug .S.n.
The average yield of fax per acre, is
given by gentlemen engaged in ,hreshing
in the country, at fifteen bushels.
Wheat docs not yet come into Canton
market. in any noticeable quantities. But
little is threshed, aud the farmers generally
are looking for better prices.
The concert Of Beloit Monday evening,
under the direction Of j. Niermier, the blind
musician, was a success, and gave excellent
satisfaction.
There never since the settlements Of Lin.
coin county, has been such a demand for
,hreshing machines, as now all are busy, and
hundreds Of stacks are yet to be shorn Of
their precious contents.
The Beloit and Canton Times has been
resumed under the proprietorship of j. W.
Tayler and F. j. Murray. who are also It's
editors. II starts out with a business like
aspect. Cyrus B. Ingham. its former own.
er, has retired to the quiet life of a hotel
keeper at Midtown.
The hail storm Of Friday night vas a severe
one north and east Of lis. Stacks of grain
were blown over, windows broken, and near
Arneson's the hail lay thick in some Of the
r%avines. Mr.. Cuppett had several lights
Of glass broken out Of the windows of his
house; Sheriff Dixon had some stacks Of
barley scattered to the four winds &c. The
principal damage in town was some broken
glass and upturning Of some small edi6ces
but little hay was damaged.
The gentleman who keeps the stage station
between Sioux Falls and Swan Lake wa in
town Monday, in pursuit Of a stolen horse
which was stolen from his stable Sunday
night about Q o'clock. On the stubble near
his barn where the horses we're tracked, was
found a grain bag that had contained corn
the bag was marked "F.. Thompson" -Four
horses were in the barn hut the thief took
the beat Of the lot, and wss tracked to where
the road crossed Nine Mile creek on the
Sioux Falls road.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03

Between Missouri Valley and Chicago.
This lie The only line running two express
falne daily. between sioux City and Chicago.
1nrouah Tine Tdbe. an effect Nav 20. 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12

obsined but this Improvement was not maintained am
tie market closed at about last weeks currsnt
weather has been moderate though sni1cienty Cool 70
weathercure product At the present time elgnI or nne
houses engaged In slaughternR The -
fined mainly short Sides long and short clear sides ana
the fancy Of meats suit bic for expor-the ens
IN light supply in This market Very ntte PORK Dehg man
ufactued- occasional lot II the lighter qualities packrd
The yield OF lard Is FAIR but not quite up 10 te e
previous two three weeks The packing 10 dao y, po
hoss list year At Indianapolis packers are doing
very little the receipts o hogs are light AZ Cedat tpss
the packing aggregates l50 hogs against l5Oo Tor tne
the correspondent time last The packing AZ tne prnc
225O0O for TIE corresponding time last year.
for tho thus far 9283 head for the same time
week. 1888 heas consigned through, J49 LOT e
wcek increase In receipts lO Tor the week market
dull and slow demand and offerings light fresh arrivals con
signed through supply equal 10 the demands sale oil 10 cars
yari's bare OF stock.
sBRrP LAMusReceipts today 1900 head; total for
thus 600 head for the time last week.
5000 head consigned through, 500 head market dn ana
supply equal the demand all offerings disposal Oh
generally unchanged sales rather lover sales OF
G
Receipts today head total for the week thus
l2JO head The time last week, 1900 head
through 900 head market dun and slo" prices
nomnaly unchanged only light local demand; sales of
good to choice, at hoa'y,
good at 81 62L2. Yards bare % stock
CHICAGO April ll.-CATrtE Receipts. $500 head; ship
mems Loo head; market fairly active steady, and nm
changed feeders S4dSi %; good to choice smooth steers
Hoes Receipts 70 head shipments. $500 head mar
ket opened quiet and weak and shade lower closed nsi
and rather acv. heavy packing, s2@s1 Isht shppe
90 16dS5 20; fair 10 extra heavy IS 20d$o 30 ,..
Receipts, SEQ head market steady and nrm WIN
fair demand, but scarce; good 81 4OG$6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12
COTTON MARKETS

GUyrsroy April Cotton weak lower 10 y; Mid
ding lie L0- Miidng ln'2c; Good Ordinary, 9s, net
rtr11t, "a hale, sales 1898 bales stock, iJs bacs
Nnngt >, Npr lJOttOu qGiet MidiIng 1879 lc.; not
ecets go coastwise 400 bales Gales 200
bales; -tcck ll32I haes o., .,..,.,. go
1A,rpoKt April lI.--Coton dulli Mdding. &c. Low
MiddIing lO1sc Good Ordinary, 9'5c. exports TO Guat
Trlin bales colstwlsc. 20 bales: sales go bales
g1.iGS ATr ll.-Cotton quiet Atiddlmr. 1876; Low
Nldilng ac GOOD Ordinary lc; net receipts 203 bales
eros. .OJ exports Great Bri,alD ,@Oj bacs
S,loa SOi la l.s: stock, IA 236 bales
WIlISGruS, April ll.-CoOn quiet; Mddinc, l02c. Low
Modelling : Good Ordinary, 9lIc.; net receipts 20 bales
eNp0F cOlstrise 81 bales SALES 30 bales stock bales
fHiLADaLPlnA April ll.-Coon quiet; Mlddling. IL "
Low nii,tmg llsc.; Good Ordinary luntsc; gross
cep bales sales 23l bales spinners l3i bales stock
6,u4l bales.
'l0IrIsvIlfS AptiI Il.--Cotton dun: Mhdling. lie.
SAyANNAH. prI ll.-COuon quiet; Mlddng llsioe Low
Mddnng ion Good Ordinary 9Siac; net TeccDis, 2l3
ae- gTOs5 sales y bales; stock, 1920 bales
nEWURLgANs April 1l.Cotl0n quiet buyers and sellers
apart Mldilng ilc Low Mfdling, 10'le.; Good Ord.
nary sac receipts 1850 bales gross, 2i2j bales
exports BriIan 1925 baoa; for the Continent lJ2
sales 800 bales stock 200602 bales.
MOBILE. April n-CotIOn weak and irregular MiidinR.
los.9lOa,c: Low Middng 10so. Good ordinary. esse net
i3 bales soastwis lao balos saes zoo
bales stock. 80 l75 bales. . - =.
MExPHIs April iI-Cotion dull; Middlng 1916 receipts,
5Gd bales shipments 307 bales sales 400 bales STOCK
As SO bales ....,, 80,
CHARLESTON April IlCotton dun Middlins, ec. Low
Mddling, se Good Ordinary lose. net rcceipts 27l
bales exports Great Britain, 2244 Daes sales 100 bales
ST. i0uis April lI.-Coron unchanged; MiddhnE. lie.
Low Niidne 10 &C., Coed Ordinary sSi receipts 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL April llPoriE Eastern steady at ~ Western
steady 59l Bacon Cumberland Cut dull at So Shor!
at l6 Cut Steady at a shoulders duh At
s Brn s Mess n,msr at 81, h1 Mei n1 az
49, Tal2g-prime city dun az 800 TqTpentine-sIir is
Cheese American Choice dun at 20. Lard oi-None IN
the market. Flour-Extra state nrmer at 2e Wheat.No
southern None tire market; Winter western irmeT AZ
II l3 Corn Mixed Soft Grmer at 2l6 ., ,-...., -.
day were I,7o0 bales, nGadIc 1868 American Fatafes
delivery GIssd; also Of tie same, Gil; tTlnd LoE
Mddng clause Nav and june delivery, 6ssd; also sales Of
6t,d: Uplauds, Low Mtlng clause, Jnne and
July delivery 67a.i Of the same, Ga; Cplands
sS Of ie .SS 6d Upans Low Mdns case
August September delivery, Cad; also sales OF the same
Apif "a. G5Iad; also sales OF tie same, 6slsd.
LIVERPOOL April ll-i2;$0 r m.TCotlon easier, sellers
orleans Gd sales 1000 bales, including lnO0 fer secus-
ton end export Breaastus-Corn "a a2f6 quarter Tor
LIVERPOOL April i'll p mBeef 76 per eerce for Prime
LiyEerooL, april ~ p. m-UIlands Cotton, Low Ma
mSrefoo, april ii~} p. m.-Uplands cotton, Low Md.
Mdng clause June aud Juiy delivery, IS d; Cpauds. Low
Mddiug clause August ana SeptcmitT delivery, 90
Me-s Bacon $50 cwr for Long clear Mid'les' and 1916
LiyERfooi, Avn 'i-jI5 p. m.-Coton Futures steady
Upinds 10" Kidding clause July and August delivery
Loypoy arm Im22C p mcoEsos srs 9' for Tuso s
IoyooS, April Ill p, corsos 9Gire for both money
LoNDoS Apil li--I.C p m-Coasos $3.50 both money
end The account Paris ces quote per cent rentes l07
Io1@Z ATT III m-Ileo sS Ssq,rp lt tt 1854,
quote ) per cent reitc, lO7f 25c. for The account
Council bills were allotted day at 81 Prrpee advance
LONDUs, April ID p m-SPrts Petroleum. lud' 10 I'D
Lesbos, April ll-Eveuinr. Calcutta Ii9seed 40 Gg5o
quarter Lnseed Cake, 80 ton Lnseed OIL &2oOo =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12
Geqal Notifies.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of the UNITED
State for the Eastern District 81 pcnusyya a. April
Sessions. 1877, No. I'm Equity: THoMAS b. ODLLL,
sigre IN bankruptcy Ot ELlJAH H. TALLMADGt AZ Inst
ELIJAH II. TALLMADGE, CHARLES GORDON, ALFkED
:. TALLMADGE and TIL T. PROTECTION SAFE DEPOSIr
COMPANY. And tOwJ: April 2 1871 appearing
TIC Court from the return OF The Marsha 20 the subpoena that
The defendants Elijah H. T9lmadgc, Charles Gordon ald AZ
fred Talmagc inhabitants II this district found
therein, IL ordered directed that the sai absent defend
anita DO appear plead deGuT 10 The cOmp
bin on the hrst MONDAim Way 49, and that SAID ord 30
defendants personally wherever found
practicable and thu. said order be published week for
the Philadelphia Press SewYOrk Tribune and
MoIrstOwn Morris Republican"
.................... tue copy from the records,
seal of u. - SAMUEL BELL.
Circuit Court Clerk Circuit Court
-. uS 1awi Hrb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12
cTATUTORY NOTICE to CREDITORS

> In the goods Of FoUKE MOORE formerly Munoapo-
lis ia the state 81 Minnesota. North America-NOce IL
hereby given pursuant the Act I'D amt 13d Cap.
81 entitled AN act TO further amend TIE Law 81 property
and 10 relieve trustees" that all persons claiming
claims demands
ing The estate the sai FOwke Moore a. ii IN mon
Of Sepembcr 1851 al "a Bessingtonsi the City
in Ireland, hereby reQGed 10 furnish wiling.
the sd day OF June next the particulars
undersigned, LESLIE -. FLEMING, orc Of the
Probate In ireland
notice that after the said 23d day Of June next The
said Lesho NJ Fleming VIII proceed 20 adninscf te assets
the sad WILL
the claims and demands Of which he shall tcn
notice.
prevent delay should be certified by
GEORGE MOORE o Minneapolis, MnneSoIa, the brother
amt executor is America Of said deceased
Claimants I'D commune ate Their actrssoS ciSticty and
pay wl transmitted they may direct ~ th,r
rihk
All securities must be delivered pDaei
w LESLIE NJ FLEMING, solicitor,
Berkeley ST., Dublin, Igt 'aal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12
TIE MARKETS.
fClrefully repOrtel Tor IHk TNIDUNF.T
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pty Norm Rrer. He,ac's. and Rairort
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEINRSDtY, Apui II, lS'7
ASHES in small demand at DC for Pots ana 62aG'c for
Pearls. ,,, .
CnIFFT- Mid grades steady but quiet today within a
few DAYS ever the total sales have been n& bags Mara
csihn 3 2J BAGS IaguuyIa. GI2 bags COSTA hca J- bags
santa domingo and 90 ba- Mexicar. soil IN lets for
srpiion within Oi range 100 bags SsuiD Domingo, IN
transit 20 ur,pe To-day bags ica sold at Zlc
and 5000 IaguayTa in Philadelphia 0n Terms l"t Uai
sIci The stock OF id grade here stated ~ lie morn
H. ~ 100 bags and -. - mats including Liz bags
Ngrcabo 4S BAGS IagdayTa, 3NI2 bags Jamaica, 1872
haas Sn pnluro and J.UIi mat, lava, pccs ytsitr
Cav RIO quiet md unchanged ~ l52a-pc. god ipi ori
NAVY H. min. LEGO bags tx Ina e. sol III Net"
Cr,..u- on private terms stock here. 50 j12 bags.
COTTON -DuH and wax tGuuCh ,tii wrl0ur quot15le
cUang me Liverpool narsct continued depressed sales ~
81; bales Of winch 800 ias. evening me uInF 80 - export
AID a- fpr lo,ic SUM GO bale were dcHcr.
contract Rocrips n the ports 4ZiI bales against 1908
hale, an d,y las. week. ana G,ijj bales day last
NOMINAL qio.toas are - tplpw5:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12
MANANA MARKETS.
nnMFSTIC Markets.

HAVANA April sugars advancing Spanish Colo =!
a2:, F,rhaugr fiat; the United states, co days cur
rsury. hap discount snort sight do lhal discount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12
GAS Stocks and City Il. X. Stocks and Bonds
" bought aud sold. r. r. HEWITT Broads. Room II.
4 EGAL NOTICE-CjrcujtC Court of the Unite,

i i states for The southern District Of Miss ssppL
tees ETC. and Inc Illinois cEXrhAI fISh ON
PATY p gs Y EIe ST. LOUIS r AND CHICAGO
y 1Se 2GS By virtue Of Of thu the and @ 5s 9nsa
District ss.ssipe decree rendered. the above
S on @ o 2s day y ct D ssss 5 S S by
Weston District Of ennessse between The pari Aforesaid
yrtpe Of decree entered on The 5ia day 81 J1saa az ia
me Trt SSGa5 81 S S Se nar and h vp
tue q decree entered IL the District Court the nn ,
above parties and Others on The !h day OF January Ell
DEGREES made ny Che Mississippi Railroad Company
p favor Of Edmond J. f9rsta John NeMel and JG9as b
usn dayGf May A. D. 81 ana to po,s for ne paynsnt
trustees vii sell at public auction 70 te gheSt bidder
special master ia the causes provided aud
directed ia the said DEGREES he entire opcrX embraced IA
fore Court house Of The Circuit Con- TO
9 USs and S'@S oo IaSk on IT, 9Sh Gss 81
APRIL A. d. s77 the grop-ry described in re sat decrees
coIPoreiion tle MISSISSIPPI Central Railroad Company
pany commencing IN the Cy Of Cann IA tle state Of Mis-
Tcnncca 10 JacksGn Tenn AID lis extension thercfom
through Tennessee and Kentucky - The l bank Of the Ohio
branches heSeo With ali Inc Franchises q the si Misss
sn AZ the ate 81 aid aspd Of l'.l af.a as %. a.
those acquired by any subsequent legalati2n ahi r iran
chs ol uniting conn citing ana cons iiatng WIN othsr
cOrPCrIIOus; together with al " the Lands railroad racks
depols aad depot gouads iaciaS shops and m5chEsTy
Ss,S and ~ M 81 ayeTy % s "a, connss
ton With no said railroad which ss been ac1red and
aud held said corporation aud al repair shops,
sHssI l3,e Offices buildings aaa G'Hi,nr, iaei ana ai
ealhauscs feishihoses and Al hnfs"Iih ms poVerto
tito and estate the said corporate and IFS assigns fuy
the granted in tie decd # trust aore. H. and
Nhic authorized to soil under he sai deed OF trust
afgrcSad ard the d,cre's Of he conr's sfor'. ad
The ale Of laid property 70 be made in bulk for cash to the
highest bidder az ne ums OF TIE sale. - q, 49,, .
JUNIUs b. ALi.&ANDER f..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12
finantial.

A FEW safe and desirable BONDS on which
n interest has been paid promptly for and years
due and ~ also 10 cent annual school
Bonds guaranteed For sale by TIOS T. BILLS IL Pmesk
A GAS STOCKS.
"A. NETWORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
all kinds OF Brooklyn and NewY0rk Gas Securities dealt
inby GEO. III. PRENTIso,
Room 23 80 Broad ST. ~. Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12
Iorses. Carriages, Garness. &r.

TOR SALE-A handsome team of French
Canadian PONIES Sand years. old, weighs 400 POUNDS,
without bcnish sale only Tor 81 Cali
at J5G l0thaye VI list 81, anu get bargain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12
Glar5Ie ano Slate Mantsis.

A TTENTION Now is the time 10 purchase
"a SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS
steps and Users. and all kinds OF
slate work PENRHYN SLATE Co,
90 Unonsquare, y. Y. ,Ithaye. AMI I7thst)
GTEWART's Slate, Marble, and Hard wood
Nants GTatce &C. removed 10 10 ana II West 23d ST.,
Masonic Temple, opposite Booths Theaer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12

Futures Qur ana poUts lower SalcH yesterday after
. n nI-Npnl 900, ll.a3 100. Il.3i lou, lI.3j MAY,
500 1888; 100, ]lloi Loo Illl; go L. Jne
300 ii 79 20 IS5: 100 llsI; October 800 ll.ji; De
ccnbrr 400 ll4l 100 ll.l2 o'a, LOO bales trs call
to-day APRIL Itu ll3i ay, 700. il3i ere. 200, llt1
August 100 ll.7$; september, 300 llGL total. 900 bales
second 100 1l.IJ; 100 ljO; August 100 ll1I;
January o. lli1 total 500 bales. llln ciinnc. 100,
ll49; August 100 ma; october, 100. iliS. 900 lie
p In-AlnL 400. ll.5l 200, l39; May Eco 1l.3l
- 90 S. l.sUO il.33; LOO, II. 800, @G; 100,
ll8f; 300 1872 June 3499 las az 55Go la 200
100 Ii 10 coo i47 July, 100, 1902 200 l6l Loo,
llG3; 80 II62 9, !lGli AugisL BOG ll.74 1000,
venber, 200, lll9i De- cmbu leo ll4O Total, - 700
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12

20 :, ard closed I'D. discount ruling nj cent and
upward The Uuitcd states Treasurer at Washington
received tu-lay $77o,ocO national banG Ct.s ter
dcnHtion. The customs receipts S270.OOo ard in
tctna revenue receipts S3JO.bOo. The following is the
tical1Eg-housc statement tltV Currency exchanges
SC2.S77 ,333; currency balances Sj1722i5 gold OK
cnaiges, -, i72,2ij; gold balances, $50, i6j.
Government bonds wee higher without being active.
RasSjcrrd Gs ~ 1881 sold at 1898 coupon new lsj)s ~
1894 coupon IS67s l12ls, coupon 1865 AT 1882
li1i9, and new Js at 1llA OIll's TIE new 4i3H a.
% Me
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DOR SALE,

DOR SALE.
IL JERSEY CITY per cent Bonds due 1908.
NEW.BRU NSWICK per cent Bonds dne 1899.
Town Bonds OF NewYoTk state per cent semi annually.
WANTED.
City OF New Orleans Bonds. Evansville Bonds
South Carolina CousOls. Louisville Bonds.
Toledo Bonds Kansas Pacific r. II. Bonds
Deiaulted City and Bonds OF Iowa and Wisconsin
Dubuque Bonds KeOkuk Bonds.
WIN. II. UTLEY, 10 Wall.st., NJ Y.
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bales shipments $50 bales Sales So bales STOCK 2o's'e
bales. =. ,,.s,,.. ~ ~
CTscNsaT Apnl ll.cotton quiet Middinz 5de Low
Middlne lobe Ordinary, lOc receipts <o% oHos'
shipments ,29) bales stock 10 722 bales ,,, ,aa~
AUGUSTA, April LECTION quiet, STEADY Mnning, if.
log Low Mddng lose; Good Ordinary, loc rece'p~
IL bales; sales, $50 bales.
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ahSN SlOO. S2OO. &5OO. 50, OOO.
pipi0eno Nolless

IALLATIN NATIONAL BANK.
NJ 80 WALI.sT.. NEwIORK, March 80, 1877.
Tie directors have this day declared DIVIDEND OF
THREE AND ONE-HALF % - PER CENT free OF all taxes
ia yabie and after the 10Th day of April pgOx
The bCOss will remain closed mill April g. prop.
4. II. STEVENS Cashier
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lNfN. JUN - % j. - lila
JUNlUS Is. ALEXANDER,
Surviving Trustees.

@. II. HILL. Speclsl Master
" R.An inventory ~ the property has been fled in tho
Circuit Court Jackson Miss aOestd the btceyeT II
the railroad which can De application 70 the cerx
Of said court III 3tawSN
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Pitts. FtNavnc ard
Chic Guard

SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK p NJ 81,
Safes Of Sfair BonGs- R0iVOdd B0nds-BGfk ana HG't-
L0nd SharlS-LrDress AlOchs dc