davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15

MidIng lOisc Good Ordinary 9ac receipts lQi ps.e'
shrmons So Ualos sales 100 bales stock 1850 Da,A
aF'lIHs. May Cotton quiet Midllng in,c IecslpS s
it3 bales shpments lOS bales sales lSOO DlIes s0A'
33,247 bales.
iOtIsyIfII, Nav ii.-Cotton quiet. Mdtlmg, l0'2c .
NORpOtK May l4.-C0ttou dull MtlNng O'fc@ het 70
cep,s bales exports coassiso 552 bales salos oo
baIrs stock. G,j2O bales. ...,,,- ,ot-. .
WILMINGTON. May H.-Cotton nominal; MiddinH " 2Sc
Low Muding, lOc: Coon Ordinary 9Lc. uol ttccpuA ~
bae4 exports wise % baics stocs. 2OfJ nals. -
NEW .ORlLAN- May 1i.-Cofion- Far demand; hihlInB
IOItc.; Mddinc. lOic.; Good Ordinary, 9I' hri te
cpipi- bales gross 2O9S bales: exports. tn Great
Briiain 59O5 bac- scs $500 bales stock Zll gnleN
PUilNUErutA May li.tnuOn uuchurgtdi hho.ihfs "a ~
Low Md0,ug. lO5lc. GOod Ordinary, lO'isc Et 'VIlA
IG2 bales lOis bales; sales 70 sphners lof ba's
stock, 1000 bales ..,... ,o,.-
81 LOUIS. Nly ii-Cotton unchanged; Mlddung lu'2c;
Mddinc. lOc Good Ordinary 0sc rcceips - oaesi
shipments, tS7 bales sleH 100 bales; stock S1f blc.
iiCSTON May Ii.-Cnttou dun; Miilhnc j c Low MA
ding iOc: Good Ordinary lulsc net receipts 55f Daesi
gross. yiT bales; stock, 1900 bales
NOWIE. May l4.-COton weak. irregular; Aid'Nng iof
6IO1-c.: Low aidding F1t09Ic Good Ordinary S4dS ~
receipts 40 bales exports ooaswso, Il2 bales sales
AUGUSTA, May H.-Coron quiet, fair demand MhingS iS
lOc LOW Nldilng J1c. Good Oulinaty 5t iettlpN 'o-
bales; sales $50 bales. .,.,v,--
iEsrOE, May li.-Co'ton active, Iowof, mhl'ihE'
lOc.. Low Middlng lOcs Good Ord2ry, SDJic hot re
ccip4 2ll bales exports COlssc % b1's saieA IVOJ
bales stock. lf2i5 bales.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15

Reid sold OF live Ohio $50 Of $50 n, at 5'e and 42l
Te CeeeiaI Bmretia Of Chicago under date Of tho ith,
'The recsIs u hogs during the past week
qnie equal 20 those Of The preceding week PacSe how
no1 peI vT r. 81 m ,a & 10 ' ic f sopadify and the
closes loft than usual sonc OF the
Stood tai consicrabc pr5iart being store
houses down town 70 make room for packing Operations
tn, 9e 9y@ @ Of he iE hos a 9Fyns , rIscn gs fS m &
weeks Tho niannfacurc &. still rcsJrlcted largely to
mSat though The production oil lne GIrn YET cut, cuts OF Po, n
Prime ch packers able 80 contract oi de iycry ahead
axe 6f the Winter summer packing - progress
yCaby At Tie leading points n lht west ne fe, c 'i
tbs point the packing date about $4,000 hog, against
to date be estimated 735Ooo hog against 5SQo0o to
dat iaa year The quality 20 l Is fena,a rcpoi,td better
IS pounds. the yield OF lard prOpoFionatcly larger"
n rs ,Sa M 40 ss% s sHy S. yS1 4G t
deereate ~ receipts Tor week g. car loads o. me icip
higher; Eastern advcr activity offerings compare "a
buyers sarH 90 car Loads shippers - oV"S1i bu''i
aud meinm grades 9 A4Ppers $50 90 s2eEeIa @ good
Sycrasing loBj n 81 S7i do bulls ayerayng 1886 H.
% f . sg @ SS s % Ssa s s'qS s hc2a %so DC S6 t
ead. ne receipt. O0g wero consigned tGough market
dull declining caused by E-teru adyces sales. 80 r load
car lo'd5 r. maa IN yards ulsoh
l;ccsis s, $500 head d DO t9r % seok T. ,gs o far
] GCgs S9o & were @ G9@snSa "gsi m a. N i & SI9aq aa6 10 10
best YorE,ls - so lcr selected sngers 50 J0@Sj 20 Tor
CHICAGO, May lI.-CAI1LK- Receipts 400: shipments
29uo market fairJ Gctyc Sonh o choice Sc's - fUf
50 choice -uluoh heavy extra prime - j0"S6 cows
80 t2is0tf 20. cIt.i irr sirHGy.
Receipts 10000 market dan. weak. and &c. lower
cOs'u with uuwurn nd Tendency light Shippug - lj7
goo 10 extra - 3Od$5 G2'2 common ,o good pack
inc - lOa+J 3u.
-uTRr-ice Opt. small quotations nominal; Texans - -
common to ia ~ 2'aS5; good to choice - 5Va+o z5i
extra. 81 61i9. -
EAST IiGrErY Penn. May t. CATuR- Receipts since
and rciure Friday PA of through aut - r~ 0i yard
$50 brad the tetd rccrrs Tor abe week
cadug to-day 81 head. 21$ cars 81 through uud a
yaId agaust Ji3 head or 200 OF hrohe and b
ears " yard ss oI the prtsol5 week te hHIp{ f yard
r far very light ana kr'y t0 o
Consequence. iut there uo business do
inr rNcri 10 retail and Hp quotations
Receipts TO- l.u Er4u, making the total fpr the wee"
1868 1g4,t llja hei. last week lOlkcs - .JdtJ Oi
pu.'ldUlpriHs, fH tuH-J 20
-tTrr- Hccrl-. 5000 head making the to- fr the "reE
1900 head against $500 htad last week soug % - oO@
- %.
rIHLApmPtGN May i-CAr'tE I'm demand and hihcr :
elir-, ZOO head: tNa itpt.l,Iu1 r"d Mt-fr a' efs
&c.. %. t.i'. Common, '-faf.
s.ltEi 30 demand s4, 900 head Clipped |dJ4
Nup..t, 3 Nh e..
HOGS unchanged; sales. 300 head.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15
.S s. IL ,fasT Is sRwa5aE AND BaooSLyS

cp3 p1'h'. +. ~ 'u...l--- ~ a. 6cI nat 1c
,,r nan ~ z I. '6,gaics 7- 81 o5 coy'r o.
Eys o. 9o, to oh5t .,tr 800, i,' ,is viii,
s' M "' & I"' ~ 'I' & i.'', iI ,,,sG 9''.' '"' ''
rI No. s e.a ,c,an.c ~, sc ll rogls. $50 Iiry
lt l.r. .urr,.t..l,.s ianI.Da' 'l'.fCs'..
liUi~ 20 ial rtq =. .a stead, ie.aiy choice Grades
TTi,rG.a. So &C., Ye5,l1t. ooIo. 0.as aIi e'ovts ~
,I5itl .,. vs.1n.r "a aoI,r5.c olrag business
n ,r,,r. ~ 5,a5a. i.c Iaicf ior .lo,rc f.rr 4n
aIi... is, s.s and ro.io i.cr r... .-, ,..,, ,,-,
AaNti SIyiiI, ai.'s !'jlf'&'."t T & "Ii Ni ''S3 '.13
n,y.s. ny.s. goo :. Sth.l - -. >o .. s.t5r
1,: G 80 F'i" PALE 81 ''-f'-' '' ana '-.'' i''.'
ocEh> FREHTs- nelt'l room WI. in fa.r tr-a1l '.i
about ae.dy. Cai.is "ri' li', 'al ''.' ,'4'..
ments TO .wi' , oy .' ,A' GO ,..'' m , ''', '.' ~
r..l. a,i iy .li ~ 90 l-'. 'u.ir.. h. To lator -y
' M ciatn,y Ey sion. -o050 ush oi.a. I To-
o BY sa ao9' Gq,9 , "4gf o. i5c s'' ,o q" i,o 3
.lEin. and POO tubs Lard 10, 100 lho,
toD'g'', 90 5oo "'T Tr.. NJ AMI $50 Tx. saIliry
a,acrs, .. A, he, '.ly'.r. ace 4 ,r.-' ,s4 ,
NSr",s., la.G Cro".a', 1000 n'i l,.i.I i,'.sf."
uy.ra.e. Eorwceiaa a'1p 10 iia!, 1,.o no '"'' 80,
i.' i.I'.,a '',..i To- W | 0. . ,,inr i.rt.,ir,n &c.,
eo, l,em haitmo enan nls 90 l'..9..a = go ei.
i 61 - t,o |,. 10 COZ. ior orders 800 ANA 500
4i %, ,'i 'i s Trr., ri.,.r under a ,har. reduction
l ...rtrrs holder,
W ..tt.t' ~ a.,r,. ra..lng from .Jr to Soc. Grade
.,S't ,t e, ~. t,rre i,lfrn 4sa,'v 20 g603SD
a. iafc a. tir c, fof Cotton seed POO Dbl, elo" 7Im
Iuci. se.I year al ist, were reported nl 80 - .,,
i..,1i'I.l NJ was qu.rt ana ly unchanged IT,"
Crrs aoy!cs stcidy. Recently 10000 c7ct RET u'
% a. ,.,rt aIlr, ANA after Change there NCit sales p
100 br refined June ~ - c crude m brlo 0-r ~
i bids lpitc. Noplhu loo, 10 stu'" order hsrs -
Bic Refined iu rn.ailpi. and F3uHnro quoted at l.sb
Ilt4, At tar NCw YORK FUlio..ah l.h,"st 'i', H io
.. npu nbia Tuii,' o. ~. 1910 bHr 1t - 1921
"a Il M ~ 1ta. 5000 btls 90 - d. all regular 2Np
i Al &. lds and 500 bls at - -, sellers ONION 'ufN
i.t. 900 bhis At A. H. seller ninety days ana lVtu bo
M s. q. s.ilcr hrr' SIX months ,t,.,,. -.
Provisions maraot heavy. decidedly lover
ca-h ots du; moderately active spcg1iiye lrado +. @
M.,s spot, quoted fl5 10 sale, 10 hHs JuN' - ~
0sI5 loi $50 bbIs Ju} p, . D L"7l' DIV, @ ~ l"
300 hlis. August $40 tJ0%l5 .Ot SECOND .,1i, june,
- bd. $lj 20 asked July 30 20 Wy so 22 a'rlI
..... BEEF Demand continued ao" lI'hi Mt,~ 80. ~
fra do SlAE&l4 %. Prime Mess hJn'.t I-l !iIl' 90,
52g 80. on, India Mess, S4l.....Bl.ff ~ =
without important dealings Choice Western, ~
Mats hight; prices about Ste ity sale 200 )N'
Frrsn bellies -c 10000 % IchIci Irlcs. bulk &c, as
/, Nesit; 800 Loose lickl,d SLpIldefs. Iici l3o7o
Cty IIabiol Ham, quoted ~ los smoked shondo;s
sd-l4c. do Hams, ll4HlI.r "l'li.s i'"tr' , lgu
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15

stvAxAu Nay Il-Co,ton quiet Mddahi, btios o"
uddnns gisc. Good Ordinary i-'' ~ I'll 4Ti
exports coastwise. 2Si bales; sales -Uo p'''H' ' ~
bale, MtdiIug IDilc
rnvs hdang Zoe Good Ordinary, 9&r hot aSeip.e'
gl2 bales gross Pa bales eAi"'7 '"'''' ~ ~
sales 23i bales, stock 81, ,9aH bar ,r.., torr Tov
8ALrMoAK May ll-COttOu GuHi aii"hnt, 80. iI
,iidIliuV l0i,c. Good Ordinary, y.-t ~ :.
aes gToss iD7 bales exports d i. siS '"' ~
IIS baies splnners 10 bales stock ovV' uaoS o
InxcISNAII May lL-Cotlon duiIi N'uu''"S Az w. ~
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15

stated Receipts for the week. 10000 purchases for
Europe 10000 bags for the United states 21OOO bags
price 10s00; stock, 10000 bags exchange, 2Jod" The
increase ia the rcCcps al Rio shown rs wei NJ con
unuSd queude here had depressing effect end he market
was lower az l6dl7c for ordinary l9c Tor ia
20c for good 20d204c for pmo santos air to good
9hd l9ac ell gold f20O bags santos Awine and iOOO
bags do, HcrmOd Withdrawn from stock. The re
cep Of Brazil here for the past week have been 26565 bags
and the sales Withdrawals l5tSj bags the total STOCK OF
ozl tonight in first hands was l223l5 bags OF when ~
l59 Galveston, 3lJb bags AT Balu
tho total In hands l35Oj6 bags or which
1000 bags at NewOrCang ~ B6l bags al Baltimore and ~
OH5 here; Brazil and second hands 2ISl bags
ahoat loading the United states 20 Apf l. S9l45
bags; purchased Tor United states 10 NAY IL nncludng 10
600 BAGS SantOs 10000 bags; total visible Untod states
supply Of Brazil 4S9jlG bags against 3IGO33 baCA NJ 5
time LAST Mild grades firm hut rule rhtn"r
quiet 2OU MaIacabo however sold at l9d2l qc gold
COTTON quiet and rec. lower, closing steady a. The
decline the Liverpool advces uufavorable AMI le
Tor today though late saturday 1000 bai
sod sales since last OF 2e0S bales Of which 23
evening. including lGS for and Gao for
homo CONSUMPTION 400 bales delivered contract
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15

h slate bonds, Louisiana consOis 20 --l2 and fell
bdcA 90 - Tennessee G-, old issue, selling at "a.
ID cy bank stocks Fourth National CO. sold goly
Commerce (3lJ at IOj and Metropolitan t2Gl at "a
El2S
Iu railroad bonds q considerably active business va,
reported Central PacinCs mp 20 lO9 and Union sink
ing iuud 10 53-; Rock Island Is were higher ~ 1OJl-
and -. Joseph conycTubies hfn at SOl4 Canada first
coupons ssd a. % Morris and Essex Is Of 1871 at
SO. and Delaware HudsOn's u al 97a The dealings IN
other issuts were limited.
Mr.. Henry Arics, the Independent nominee, to-day
elected President Of tie New-YOrk Stock Exchange
for the ensuing car
The eIuss earnings of the Missouri Kansas and Texas
Railway for first week IN Nay were:
1871 .SJOgJ6 ,14Z Increase 81 800
Tue 1oss earnings o. the Denver and Rio Gfandc Rail
WAY for The month ending sept 80 1877. sjl 446.
Tc earnings Of The ~ Louis Iron Mountain ana South
eru Railway COMPANY for the first week IN May were:
lo77..... So, 800 :I616...S6135l Increase fl29C5
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15

/
EIuS t,at Sat,tS ......iii isailS
scS'nr" p 10 Soo1 natives ......... 1O2iGll
Thal oi ordinary mn stecr. oxen Se.......lo 3loa
TEXAS. ChCrokcr- ana tOlhralos.---.--- ..'. N1ne
y.inc Hysr.Rr ,ogsc rSgsc O., icc, 10 ql2I
TfS ,a, oT ,ie ~ saIss are nom IOa4olla
BFEvEs- Receipts to day = car loads 81 Jcry C'y sga @
he.d last M6ndSy shiieniso oi dressed heef durng week
1920 mead. VIII none s'gt on PsI ~ IT, ps p,o MlfiI' re ta
total Of ot- ne iaiSe ~ % s9fmau s56 head
NaNo A!oli ~ 80 l,'I; ,tiS' s.s3 ,, " 7- i.aa
II though the cs begin 70 inns ihgy % nave
u' MA tir, IN eadrsy ayaucinr prices Bnycr' for
the 'a markets a@,9 gone 81 sd i ,lcc. sl IS na
ir iai Iinati "i t r H. r, en- ,ar, and filI aver
aq. ATTENDANCE f,.r AN o' whom heyc been & D"yMnS M
mg1s wv" Seem = more taorou,, active muke, taaa We
eSn aSIl,ly 2S''IT Meant b",Se. with 40 improvement
me NE ,ysl5 Gs,o sl li beng made a, from u to higher
figures ihan were psi as' ~eyA IL ,t' NO. No. ~, ] ,"' & n
W. as,S, W. iany % ~ NH ho tc To- h,rp 10 matc IN lat
and uot excessive snp'ly siIon2 ll aI h. p nav r,s ms
IA thrr auy.y Co .'c,It an cary ''s,h , yy y u. 20
too many ea't ,c, %. T o NJ, Es sfr.r So mr. as ccS
g1ri9 fi,. t T.,orIc, oi no w.. moro restricted
-u tre' pave ne, ip! oqc ys @ ni @ ii ~ n 1I, anus VI
c nersg en- BE- DID,, m " ti l, m Hon I' tie rrtor, o. this
day wc,k b, c,rc came ~ .p"t'ns s & P'l n Lr above
sioGGa, Is !ai, hlmoarh tcre is ilr suty io"5 'ud
sr for oca ara c,a on i by paving h.h price
lsi Ntc", lul "'l, ma. " ,la ,ti,g atnt G5G ou of
~ LIZ he iIraLiG oi hcr shaft delaying her 50 that
iocLng over stock Of today ind an abandanccG q
stuffed rtocrs g.n,ray i% i' g4y n ng srR.t sl
We're sup'cd Iucaus Lcid Of and ined hard 20 hrk tie
riccs & vcru scarcely esu nouf ihc cio,nE rate.
were rot o.. fim rs & l", r. r,pI M lnili. fac;oon
io clrr me yards Substitutes ot brri irI, D. M iMui,
@,H Wa T.i MINI, irc is a good supply Of G- sf s,rawbcr
] 3 Sic j 20
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15

delivery there small business closing "Ib
points lower sales saturday after mIune 100 I'D :
300, 1887: 1900 1886. 100. 1888; July zoo 1927
200 1896; August, 2iuO. HOG; september 200 ilOt
300 ll.UI; November. TO-, lOsj pccGnb,r 2GO lOsh.
total 10 500 bales First Gail tOd1Y-July lU, Iu5l -U
lC05 October lGO loss, Novomh.r 100 lL78; :Oj.
10 - total 200 bales Second calN0 salga Ihiid cl-
May, 100 1910 June 90 iosl august 900 II o. peto
ber 100 1922, total. 500 bales. sales today up 70 o. III
june 700 loss, l.juO 1852, 200 1871 500 1850 900
1919. loo. lcN4; 900. log" 2O0, 1852 200 lo9l Juy
100 1894: tG -. 1898. 1000. 10 %. tUu lt3l Ito
IO90 600. IO9s; 100 1882. 5o1, 1898 POO OBJ SOC
lnU2 AuO. IO9l Angus, Doc. llU3 500. lle1. Loo
lL0li 100 II 1000 l!oi 100 i0} Sep,rin4cr 20, M
100 1893, 100 llu October. 200 1850; total IuJup
bales total o. 90 bales Transferable orders VIII be
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15
Diui0eno Notlces
Business Chances.

TOR SALE-StOye, tin, and hardware store;
,l.o house aud lot Inquire Of @. POWELL, Williams
town. y. !.
NEWSPAPER and JOB OFFlCE.-A Repub-
~ ucan weekly newspaper and Job office located u an ine
ror rity ~ NewYork offered for SALE, le proprietor
having engaged another business News ami lob Uhoe well
supplied with Vr,-e type steam power &c; official city and
county paper, wth corporation job printing. Price, 5000
hall remain mortgage. OF halt Interest VIII DO
d Of $1,000 and the other leased bonus
10 paid IN r ~ profits Address with true name NEWS
PAPER, Box No. lSs2 New YORK P0stOhce
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15
zll;n!it!dl.

40 20 pno,pvy,y NEyyYoRK May H. 1877.
~ i,,'pA''' ~ -.
DAMS EhIRESS COMPANl - ne lItiN
~ fcr Ho1s Of Company Will be closed ittm O'CLOCK
D. M on the 18TH Of May 20 thB morning Of juEr q
J. G. BABCpCh, Treas
-GAS SIOChN. .,. ,.,
MANHATEAN Gas sTGcRs BOUGHr AND SOLD
and al KINDS oi bIookyh ana sew or srIs ~
my "'''; -, ~, s1 rr,,,i st \ v
room ~ 30 hi'i' ''' ~ =
ItUiCAGO MIIW ATFkEE and ST. PAUL
I ,.r a., , y ~, ~ ,,,,i ,,n, 1 ts t'l,9fo Nlil.
- - u,,.i Ii,,,,'s ,,r,,,4,y pr The oirrIn ~
,,,,4,,.,n of ri,v otler bu.re.- ~ tho
i,- . A., t a.. ,,, N't.,,e,er AT re CpUuany'z Office
~, ii., y ", ~ t,.". ie-. a. II ,,gI.cl. noon
%, ''' ~ ~ .@' @ ~, a. I on ..,i n Nay and 70
,,,' ,,i o, ,' ~, 'g nm. "a MIS- II sfckINIAY,
'I'''' VII -''' "' '''''' A.s.st,uf ,e,I.tary
hFFAIrIVED RAILROAD BONDS bought
orl r ht H., al Itii,ei .ioc and bond house oi
a. .,,.'.t ~ ,t. a 4 q
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15
THE MARKETS.
Carefully rsporssl Tor rnr raIsyxt.l

GENERAL MARKET REPORT
MONDAY, May IA 1877.
ASHES in moderate demand and unchanged al &C. for Pots
an SAG for Pearls. ., A., .,
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15

The week opens with money in great plenty ana snu
lug call at 2a2l2 per cent on pcdgt or s'4S,loIl
collateral The market for commercial parcr !7 without
any change aud hes; names are quoted 40 = 10 ner
cent The Clilct States Treasurer M Nd0Amtt''H l'
ctlycd today ~ 100000 National bank notes i'i re-
dtmpnm. the customs receipts were {|OoV"V' anu
internal rcycauc receipts 475OOOO. inc IOiiV"Hs
is ihe Cragiae-housc statement to-day Currency cN-
changes. S-27o932O; currency balances, S3CG3 6oJ
gold exchange 81 OOS J3J gold balances, 81 l2'2A3I
Government bonds were strong and in good demand
nom mou,tcd institutions and Individual capitalists,
uee was 30 special feature 10 ne maite' ana ID ti''''
m. l. 49,. - o. L-L N
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15

WHISKY scarcely so nrm; salos $50 bbs 81 1O1 y
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED for six or
" moro persona with siabug fnr two horses. near slug
sing, miles Adir-s. bv letter
stating location, terms. gc. rIlERINTENUENI
No Broadway. Sew York
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Hor,h Ripsr. YeSsGis ami RatTo4ft
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

For ruE WEEK Ending MONDAY. May Ii, 1871
RFCEilIs.
geevos Cow. vcals sheen and Lambs svino;
VS27 ~ 5.2Oj .O.sSI @o'o']
- t.llnrr rr,Ia.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15

DEFAUL1KD RAILROAD BONDS bought
Rrl Sold by the U osIh el STOCK dHd bona mousse "i
ALBEIT u. NiCOLAN % Co.,. ~ % rinr.st, h. v
gOIIN T.. BAILEY. II Stocks
- bought and lo Oh margin or for cash Fatcass Stock
I.yrHfuut
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15
\ AIIlTI HNINE
AEApLE CNTTAGE. CONNENILluT

VI large and r,wlv furnished rooms wish hrstclas.
~. I..L- NI.-Eu-
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15
ESLAND HOUSE, S. ". Ilarbor, Mount

Z Desert ne has been ENLARGED by ~. ht.tou
house. or very sIgtly ton. can ace Iuuoiaie 10
Joaidcrs OpcGs 10Th june. Pn,. lou u o. per day
] &C. b. itA. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15

No 20 BROADWAY. YoRX May II, 1877.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPAN(.-Ihc Trans
~ Ter HoIss Of Company Will be closed tm CLOCK
p ni on the I7th Of May 10 the morning Of Jurc 2.
J. g. BAGCOCk, Treas.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15

COUNTRY BOARD.-Plcasant, hcalthful loca-
~ ton largo farmhouse grounds oil shaded. nno fu1s
&C. For plrilcu,ur5 address
4. H. River Vale. Bergen County. ~.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
SUPREME COURT.

The supreme court for Dakota convened
to-day with Chief Justice Shannon and
Associate Justice Bennett on the bench.
The decision of the court below in the Dead
wood case of James A. Hand vs.. C. II. Nc.
Kinnis was affirmed, Associate Justice
Bennett delivering the opinion, the
other two justices, concurring. This decis-
sion is to the effect that the officials elected
in the Black Hills counties last November
are entitled to their Offices and that their
terms begin from the day they qualify. The
court took the ground that they were elected
to fill vacancies and that their terms will
end January 1st. 1879. New officers will
therefore be elected next fall in the Black
Hills.
The court adjourned to the 18th of jan
uary.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
THE MARKET aLurrED.
Moro Indians than they Know What to
Do With.

wore InOtNh0 tnaN they Know WhAt 10
Do. With.
Niobrara Pioneer, 2lst.
Last Saturday the main body of the
Spotted Tail Sioux, numbering about 1000,
commenced to step upon the borders oftheir
new agency on the Missouri. They cleaned
Paddock out of all the whisky it held. The
proprietors of the saloon there came down
last Saturday and purchased new stock Of
the beverage, and on their arrival there the
squaws, half-breeds and Indians made a
general rush for the plaice. Some of the
white settlers, finding that the business WAS
getting more serious than they desired to
see it, turned the whisky upon the ground
and saved threatening calamity. A cor
respondent from Paddock writes us as fol-
lows: ave have more Indians than we know
what to do with. If it were not for the In
dians soldiers the others would completely
run over us. They have great fear Of
their soldier breathern, and that is cur only
protection" Linden Beder brings the re-
port that these Indians help themselves to
any thing they want and go into the settlers
barns mceremoniously. He reports that
they endeavored to scare Mrs. s. j. Berry
into giving up her bedding, but failed. Re-
ports of reckless and mean actions are num-
erous, and unless the military authorities at
Ft. Randall do something for our protection,
we may expect trouble. There is no need
of our keeping this thing covered up by not
warning our settlers to be on their guard
and take immediate action for their protec-
ton. If we do have trouble it will be
partially the means of our own settlers who
furnish whisky to men who have little re I.
gard for right of law.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
NOTICE OF SALE on EXECUTION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue
~ OF Especial execution to me directed and
delivered, and now In my hands, issued out OF
the office OF 6. w. Roberts. one Of the Justices
of the peace in and for the county Of Yankton,
Territory of Dakota, upon a judgment rendered
In said court, in favor OF Samuel Merrill and
against Jacob i. Van vclsor have levied upon
the following described personal property Of said
defendant, to-wt One top buggy. And that
THURSDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF JANUARY. A. ID.
1878, AT the hour Of two O'Clock y. m, of said
day, ut the front door Of the court house In said
county and territory. proceed To sell all the right,
title and interest Of the above named Jaco , Is.
Van Nclsor. In and TO tile above described prop.
crty to satisfy said Judgment amounting 10
twenty eight dollars and fifiy cents, and costs
amounting to two dollars and ninety five cents
together with all accrning costs Of sale. and In
tcrest on the same from the 10Th day Of Drccin.
her. 1871. at the rate ~ seven per cent ucr an d.
mum. nj public auction to the highest binder Tor
cash
~. a. BAKER. sheriff.
ny L. EItoT, deputy.
Dated. Sssksou. y. r, D~esspbss 7ssh. is'!.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
Suddenly to their unutterable .m.sement.

Suddenly to their unutterable amasement,
they distinctly heard = distant musical
sound, which continued long time, then
died away, and then commenced again. 1t
was faint, and as they heard it, seemed weird
unesrthly, yet it was unmistakably military
music. From whence it came they had not
the slighest idea, but it seemed to issue from
o crevice at the base of the rock.
This astounding phenomena was worthy
of immediate investigation. The crcvice
which poured forth those sounds was about
six inches in width. With pick and bar
the party Immediately set to work to drift
their way into the interior.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
PERSONAL,

Judge West went to Gayyille to-day.
Simon Eisemsn has been enjoying the So
ciety of his numerous Yankton friends for
several days past.
Charles Wise returned from Council
Bluffs last night, leaving Mrs. Wise to visit
with her relatives.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the postofflce at Yankton.
Yankton county, D. t., Dec. 26, 1877.
If not called for in 30 days, will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office:
Aldorson. Walter (2) Kohr, S
Alberty, Louis N Mccoy, VIC
Cook g. Co., FL f Newton, HG
Dahl, T Peterson, Just
Erixen, Rebekka Panoelsko, John
Farrell, John Rartelikowski, Mark
Glode, John Sanders, L d
Hunter, John N Stone, j II
johnson, Marta ChrisStorey, Miss Allie
tina Stone. Henry
Keltz, VP Torkelson. johan
Wepells, Mrs H w
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Miss Ollie P. Watson, St. Louis, Mo-
Due cents.
Dave Ash, Summerset, Ia.-Due cents.
Robert Law. Chicago, Ill.-Due cents.
Chas. Sennard, Lafayette, Ind.-Due Sc.
Miss Sophia Cook, Brighton, Canada
Due cents.
Persons calling for advertised letters will
please say advertised.
A. w. HOWARD, P. NJ.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
Fun FOR THE MILLION:

Twill sell any Article in the grocery line
cheap or cheaper than any other house
in the city. and deliver all goods to any
part of the city. r. A. KETcHuM.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
TAKE NOTICE.

Grand closing out sale of Dry Goods,
Notions, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and
Groceries at less than auction at Bankrupt
Prices, during next thirty days for cash.
r. A. KETCHUM.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
kLEIsER's STOCK

consists of Earrings, Brooches, Scarf Pins,
Cuff Pins, Cuff Buttons, Studs, Charms, Sets,
Tobacco Boxes. Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Also complete assortment of fine Gold
Chains.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27

A reliable brand of oysters can be found
at Schoregge's, by the case or can.