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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-08

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20. Boz ss2, New Orleans, Loulilaal
All our Grand ExtnordlnHTy Dnuings arc un-
der the supervision and management O. GENEh.
EARLY. apli-W.e4v
The New York herald., 1878-02-09

taica lie Ike Juniper berries dull at 20 3,c
for common and &C. 3sc. for ordinary Italian Orange
peel was quiet at eye 7sc Venice turpeutns quoted
At zoe CASTLE soap Cont white quoted at l3c.
l3c MarseiIles pure notified at lIe gold and do CON-
mon a. I,<c &c. currency. Licorico root quiet At
from 7c l5c, for selected Licorce paste
Casbria at 30c; spanish, solid 25c. 2sc., god
Pignatslli At 27c small GuEaina at 26c.; large
GuInlina q. 3lc SAC. r. ;. small at 2sc. I;
Certgliano at 42c. Engish eh meals were quiet,
with sales within the ollowing range :-sa SOFA.
l3l6c soda ash 81 s0 beaching powaer 81 45 canstic
Soda 4c oicarb soda S3 90 all gold Essential oils
lemon ssndsrsons 81 50 Ihmsen's finest oil $ll
anise 81 10; oil cassia. s5c all .od oil 81 40
- 5o oil croton, 81 12 oil citronelia 90c 81 oil law
ender Too 81; do do tMcham Sl6 oil cloves 81 30;
oil wntegreen 81 62l oil sassafras. incInye 5Uc.; oil
pennyroyal nominal ut 81 81 25; oil Of bay. Sl5 all
rency
FEATHERS quiet 49c.
FisMfhe demand slight and sales still nomi
nal We quote Goldfish GEORGES Bank IS rs 80; Grand
Bank ~ 90 "a rs. Mackcrel-Extra mess $50 . $50;
mess s2o s2s; nloaters *25 s27: shore: No. l. $50
s2l do No $40 $l2: do, No. g. 80 $40; bay, NO.
$ls; do, No. 2, $40; do No g. none large No. z $i4.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Recepts IL, 7s9 bbiA wheat,
173,5C bushels al $40 bbls 800 corn,
o. $50 bushels; oats $50 do 1904 do: barley,
$500; bsrles malt, .45O Flour without decided
change and the demand moderate The sales includ
ing state Western and southern 500 bbs at the
xed quotations Rye -four quiet with
sales oil 300 bbis Corn meal was actve sales 800
bbis. Rye hrn at 7Oc TIC. tor western and 72c.
Toe for State Barley nctve sales about 25OOO
bushels including No Canada at about 02c choice
two.iowed state 1T 6sc Door wo-rowed State at 6oc.
H.sII.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


ding S%c. good ordinsss s;Sc Not rscss: siS ss's,
SOCK; 774s %ss.lySs: :sssips 's7s bales, r,s::
''A''"''' '''' '"'' ''-JN Nrw ORLEANS. Feb. g. 1879
s',: good ordinary, s Ne. r.sSiD.s 1853 bales;
s;oe e n sFss S"S SUe
suoa st5 to tho continent ''' ''.''"''' S'4 s''''
ordinary s,lc sss receipts i,st7 bales ESpor,smIo
sales 1000 Stock. 1900 weoky-Se, reeeipts 1850
30 the Continent, $780, coastwiso 1857. Sales. i4ooo
SAVANNAH. Feb. g. 1873.
Ilo sales. 100 stock o. 1856 wessiy-Ses rseeipis
sy; TO France to the Oonsinens, $685. coastwiso
Cotton quiet; midSlng: lo2sc.; i.% io niddnf, loMe.
70 France 500 Sales 1900 Stock. ea5os Wesey-
7iso to Franec aeiss tho Continent, ssoe; scas,
r1our-Demand moderate; sale. $50 bS.. unchanged
Whit: s.?s % a ss :s. y
.Dr,ns u, on private terms Corn steady sale. y
ing to, quality ana conditions. Of sale: oss.
sss %"'af $ sIs
Of 81 y al s city made , ohe, articles
bushels Tacr. @ soo So eO,n 1890 DO S o"t es DO
SsSo 1900 do ssn 'Ia. S o s
barley. 0.4OO do. rye.
TOLEDO, Peb. g. 1873
Flour dull Wheat dull and weak: am Michigan cash
os No. so a.rsS s. /, 4 G ssa w.ssG
81 iOs Corn quiet firm; high mixed, cash. Al 1sc
jected, old, Ale new, 37ls damaged 34c Oats dull:
No 2, 26Ic S4 40; prime "a 80:
No. "a so Dressed hogs oEe rod - 20 - 30 di.
vding 200 lbs Keccpts2tU bbls -four 10000 bushels
wheat 27O0 do. TOO do oats Shipments-IOO
-four, 900 bushels wheat. $1,000 do 300 do
81 23 March. No red winter, 81 21M; NO DO,
81 Is; No rcd WABASH u IL. Corn sales Dressed
hogs, "a 20 a 81 20.
CHICAGO Feb. 3, 1873.
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat unsettled but gem
orally higher: No. Chicago spring. 81 O6: No. do
gilt edge. 81 O5; regular Ot5s cash aud February;
81 O4h 81 O4h Karch No. do. 9s>sc rejected, SIC
Corn unsettled but generally higher closing with the ad
vance lost gilt edge 4oAe; regnlar cash. Febru
fairly active and shade higher; 23lAc. cash and Feb
ruary 23Sc. March: 29c. April rye quiet but stendy
sic. Barley dull and shade lower ut 57c. Dressed
hogs duh lower - - TO- Pork heavy active but
and lower $40 TO- cash; sales at $40 o2s $40 30
March, closed 81 l5 March $40 321s, April $40 so
May Lard in fair demand, but lower: 81 20
cash; 81 22s, March, 81 32>s, April; 81 t2Is. May
rib 51sc short clear, 5ac. WhisKoy, 81 O3
Flour 700 bbis corn 80 0uO Dnsheis wheat 900
do. 10000 do; 5000 do. barley. 5000 do
shipments-Flour, 1000 bos wboat. $1,000 bushels;
5000 do; oats, UDD do iye 100 do barley
26,UD do A. the close, wheat moderately active aud
higher; ~ % March, Corn moderately active and higher
3ossc 39stc. February aud Mach 42c. as2,c. May
higher; $40 III. March; $40 80. April Lard steady and
uuch cd
The New York herald., 1878-02-09

but steady We quote Banea. lec; Straits l4s<c ioc
English lamb and Tag. l4<e ai5c do refined loe all
gold. Plates-CharcoA <B so 50 75: terre. ~ t2h =
20 %: coke Ss Is 70: do. terne. s. 30 s. 70
losAcco.-Kentueky leaf was quiet. Sales we're 200
hndA At &c. 1oc Seedesf du salcs 100 cases
New England. 1875. &c. &c., and 100 cases Penn.
at IKE o 81 O5
wmskKr:-R.eeipts. 40 bblA The market was hrmer
aud 100 bDls sold at 81 o.
WooL-Tbe market Was generally quiet There was some
inquiry for fleece woos and values about steady
under light supply Other kinds neglected and
possibly little lower to sell We quote sales OF 10000
lbs Ohio fleece at Sc 1000 lDs ne domestic noiIs AZ
55c 1000 lbs hne Western Texas lSc 23c, - 900
lbs TALL California at 4c Gle. $1,000 lbs do at lac.
l7c 800 lbs spring at 1c aud 45 900 lbs fall Cal
iiorua at 2lc 800 lbs Eastern fall Texas at &c. 1000
lbs Oregon a 33c on private terms iooD lbs secured
Ohio 900 lbs Utah, 2OOD lbs inferior GeorgA. "a 900
lbs Eastern Texas 5000 lbs. Southern and 900 lbs
bury do.
FKEIGHrs-Trade in general rer arkably slow but
rates held steady Ergagements-ro Liverpool per
steam. 24OO0 bushsls wheat slsd 24.Oo0 grain
private terms; some lots Of cheese and provisions
market rates London sail 900 bbls. noar. as Sd, :
bushels wheat, 9i4d. Gissgow, sail, 2s.oOo bushels
grain, 5s 9d Bristol sail 900 bushels barley is
2i.OJ0 do. do. IS 9hd.; 1000 do grain at sd. Hull
steum. 81 0OO bushels grain last evening" i0d Char
ters-A Norwegian bark hence TO Cork for ORDERS with
2750 quarters barley, 1t 6s; Norwegian bark
She Continent excluding Amsterdam with 34OO quarters
gram 5s. 3D. Austrian bark, hence to Cosk for
orders. with $500 quarters grain at 5s 7sd British
bark 761 tors hence to Glasgow laid BERTH with
SIT hence to Bristol with general cargo market
The New York herald., 1878-02-09

. decline of per cent In Lehgh and wilkesbarre con-
sols n In Lake Shore dividend bonds u in do coupon
second, New Jersey Central hrsts copsols Western
Pacific bonds and Burlington Cedar Rapids and North
hrsts. and in Now Jersey Central nrsts and
Northwest gold sevenA
BANK SHARES
The sales OF city bank shares were:-Commercs at
1ls1s llS, Fourth National at 9S. Merchants Ex-
change at 75 Metropolitan At l26 North River at co.
Park al 100. Republic at 81 and Norm America At 6l-
. decline OF 4 per cent
MINING sHAREa
The sales OF mining shares Now York az ofncialy
reported were:-
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
$3.50 TO 3 p.
5000 3, O r 4 N lst.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON : SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED BARELY
srEADY-FLoUR FIRM WHEAT FIRM-CoRN
LowER-oArs DULL-wHIsKEY FIRIER-
PORK NoMINAL-LARD LowER-PErRoLEUM
NoMINAL-olLs srEADY-sPIRITs TURPENTINE
QUfEr-RosIN QuIET-ooFFEE HIGHER
SUGAR FIRM-FREIGHTs DULL.
FRIDAY. Feb. sep. NJ
The continued discussion OF tho silver, and tariff
measures keeps commercial circles in continual fer
ment and direct hindrance business every
department OF trade Already the svor dollar, for
which thero has been such oiamor in Congress- Is re.
pudated everywhere, and storekeepers refuse TO ac
cept It, except at valuation OF 92 the dollar
II Is strange but true, that Congress Of late years
come to be the greatest obssle In the way OF revival
OF the various industries of the country and the
hindrance to tho prosecution Of legitimate trade while II
foster. and encourages species of speculation and
gambling In merchandise by its continual dickerng
with tariffs ard other measures; about which It
manifests deporable ignorance. II delegation
Of the most prominent merchants OF this city
called whenever became ccssary
the Tariff Tax bill there would he absurd
measures which put forth from time tho
growth Of the combined wisdom of Congress- II is high
time that besides lawyers many Of whom Of
no eminence whatever were sent to frame laws which,
perorce, govern tho business The whole
country. During the past the absence Of practical
business knowledge at tho of government has
everywhere obtain in business circles. Tho
trade movement has been slow and httul. while
values have Auctuated without apparent reason.
nausnos IN business circles and breads,a have ap
plsc,asea under more active movement roth aonr and
change, though they fairly active Provisions
s a ss we're s
and and In som some cases nominal Flour was Arm wheat
spot quiet. Futures closed barely steady Coffee was
bu. steady. Petroleum was dull ana nominal Naval
ASHES quoted 40 4Hc for potts. and &c. for
pearls
~ so oi ssrn s%" sn iSsS
gRoos Conn qaotod at 4sc &C. for rod tipped, &c.
s rio 70. ssss su sa. Tho
sales 1857 bags Rio Humboldt. aud oio do, ex
% quality iay fAr l@;%'i at ss'
~ New orean. $50 bags. sx f,oemy. low common,
aud 500 bags Aalsund, Is llec for low
So ise. iS,Se. good d. iSlo 10 prime d. i7,so
si7Ie; extreme M, range for la 1,s m l4sc l1as santos
ss sssSs rs I ss
ALE s. Domingo; i4hc o .4ts Porte Rico lee /.
iec isse e carsoS. S i4ss sisic o'' '' s"'Aa"A
w 81 ooa h
g. IN 's sDs 81 g o%o.y s"s
heads 81 So hsces 4 feet. ordinary to prime sss sSS
OonDAGs was dull: ys quo.e :-M.n,ia large and small
ss Hans rope S,ss sps osa 5ss'
co14oS ON the spot ue revised
follows sOrdnary sric. ordinary and good ordinary
ding midanx lair isc up other sSaas. "n
3D. ors%s5y 'cs good osdn.y
barely steady Tho official closing prices today compared
with Thur sday's, f0llows:-
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
COTTON RECEIPTS.
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
Providence. X. J.. Feb. 3, ts7A
Tho printing cloth market continues dull and
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COM MMEECIAI.

LiyERpooL. Peb.S-5 Y. NJ
Cotton The sales OF the day Included OOD bales Anne
lean Futures firm upauds low midding clause, March
aud April delivery td; do April and ny delivery
5.;,ld. do. do. May ana juno delivery sd do
do. June aud July delivery, q T-32d
Trade report Ine market Tor and fabrics
chester II duI.
LivpRrooL. Feb. SCI NJ
Provisions-Lard, 39s per cwt. for American.
Produce-Rosin. I2s. per cwt Tor fine pale American.
LONDON. FEB. S--O 4. NJ
Produce raow, 3os. Sd. per spirits OF tnrpen-
tine, Eos per cwt
LfvgRrooL. Feb. s-EveninE
Linseed oil, 26s. per cwG
LoSDos, Feb. s-Evcning.
Linsecd OIL f25 Va pcr ton.
ANTWERP. Feb 3. 1879
Petroleum, 27l4t tor fine pale American.
rik LIVERPOOL COTTON TRADE
LvERrooL, Feb. 4, 1871
Tho weekly circular Of the Liverpool Cotton brokers'
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
The Stock Market Very Dull,
but Steady.
GOLD 1O2 A 1O2 1-8 A 1O2.
Government Bonds Weak, States Dull
and Railroads Irregular.
Money on Call Easy at 3 a g
"a Per Cent.
WALL STREET,

FRIDAY Feb s-6P. MI
1t seems like anomalous statement to assert that
speculation upon the Stock Exchange Is kept alive by
Of the bankrupt condition OF It's members, but
such 10 nevertheless true and is easily explained
About enehalt OF the Board s in debt to the other
half for money loaned stock differences unsettled
state OF things which the disastrous times and tho
dearh Of business have forced upon many honest and
deserving men. 1t Is highly praiseworthy. however,
that with few EXCEPTIONS the creditors are inclined
70 relieve rather than squeeze their crippled brethren
and willing to do SO by throwing commissions In
their way even though the payment be nothing more
tangible than an entry upon the credit side Of the
account Still, speculation beges speculation, and
many transaction made in sluggish mar
ket because cash has be paid out for brokerage
Induces others when the cash Is PAID out In kind The
extcnt to which this liquidation Is going on aud the
amount OF trade engcndered by It only be guessed
A. but It undoubtedly makes up large proportion Of
zach days business To.days dealings could have
stood good deal OF both kinds, cash and credit
without reaching respectable average for they
turned out to be among the slimmest OF the season.
Lake Shore recovered Its prestige so far as taking the
head OF the class goes, but 1t deserved little credit In
view of the dun and stupid list OF stocks that were
upon the form below 1t. In fact. business Is para.
yzcd and IL would to require the galvanc bat
terry OF extraordinary event 10 set It Its legs
again. This may come In the nnal disposition
OF the Silver bill or IN definite shap-
ing Tor war or peace, OF foreign politics
At the present moment the uncertainty which befogs
both OF these questions lies like wet blanket upon
Inc Market chilling the LIE out Of IT, and utterly bar
rem of any bydropathic benefit single per cent
was the sole margin for profit afforded by tho extreme
limits OF the day-a margin small enough In all con-
science, out, the principle OF half loaf being
than bread, ono gratefully received by the
trader even though he saw moiety OF his gains
sw sllowod up by the cormorant commission law.
Such interest not sopped up by Lako Shore
dribbod into the grangers and coal stocks, though
lhero not shares enough bought and sold to form
q corporas guard for fair days business. Tho rest
Of the list simply nowhere and as dflcut to
sover as to It's Whereabouts Charley Ross kid
mapped broker
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
Tho following table shows the opening highest and
0f ho
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
TnR FOREIGN MARKET


London advices report stcadior and armer mar.
tet Consois were strong, opening at o5X selling
down TO 95 TIC and closing at 95 1l-16, against o5X
p5X yesterday. United States bonds were steady for
4,ls and Avcs, and lower for lse7's, while ten.
vortes 10s reacted to los and closed at 1851
illinois Central fell of 10 70 and recovered TO rs "
Bar silver was quoted at 81 3-l0i. per ounce Tho
sum oil clio. 900 bullion with hdrawn from the
Bank Of England to-day on balance At PARIS rcntcs
declined to 1lOL and recovered to 1I0t &C. Russian
Yovernmout stocks we're stronger and advanced Dor
cent Consols for money and account, 95ss 95X !:
new AZ per cent bonds, l03A "A 1885; nvc.twenty
bonds OF 1867, lo5H; tcn-orty bonds, los a lOsh !;
nves of 1881, lo4H Io45s Erie common shares, 9,S
9%; Ere preferred shares %; Illinois Central
I6N.
BONDS
state bonds the Board Il lower for Louisiana
consoIs, and steady for North Carolina issues
Virginia SIX deferred ior "a, and Missouri sIxes
or 1867.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were irregular but generally lower.
md u loliowing the changes: AN advance OF
"a IN Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy Gves sinking
lunds and toledo ANA Wabash hrss tex couponJ, aud
a IN 81 Paul Irsts LA Crosse Dysionl There MAS
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
l:l5 ?. N.

5000 y $ 5-2O. C. 81. IO5
1900 y ) 5's. iv.4O, c. IOild
10 Do U > as. c. 'vI. io1,s
1UttO ! j's. Z, 'Sl be 10. x
sJUUU v ) IS, r, 'Si.bc 1854
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
THIRD BoARD-2 80 r. n.

The total sales Of stocks the Board odav aggre.
gated %, ,822 shares
Tho earnings OF the Central Pacific Railroad Com.
pany compare ss follows:-
For the month Of January, 1873 1876 900
For the month of January, lS77........... L1706l5
For the month of January, 1876. 994 33S
The earnings OF the ST. LOUIS. Iron Mountain and
Southern Railroad Company compare iolows:-
For the month OF January, 1878. $3S9, 400 90
For the month OF January, lS77........ 377,2o2 b6
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $l2, 1877 A
Tho imports OF dry goods for the week were
ST. 95S, ,119, aud the amount marketed 50, ,0s427
The total imports OF dry goods since January
wore $lO,3o6 0o4, and the total amount marketed
$lO.OS5,246
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

JERSEY ;:a:';'S a;s ;;''.:.:: s7 s79. sSss sSss
ss p s., ~ s's sy..s. 'ss ss os 9ss7
quotations, Quality from conmon to air price. s1lc
g. 5 a. M W % I ss% s m II s lbs s.
A. si..isn street ys:as g E.m.n 'qla for sci, y car.
iS % Ssisi. s.. 81 iiinoi: steer. :. Ss per
s,:ssr, :. 'Sss1s -ssa., ] es.
sTS
ds..y .ss s nsS:ss: 2 | @
s' .a e With g s sa
sS,:o,. ssSs ~ eTSs' ,s., io. S.1kl1 Thompson g
a'; s' off 'ii Assi z
asss.
;sa :s hss tor l. ON nssf IS 81 % &C VIZ q on
73 illinois steers At 4c ~ with 81 of head II
u pSac .Sa ID
e s.'sh. ssS r.Sy Son. g Si' .%i% is ss':
iiias!. o.s ssi ls | es% ns.a ssshs
;s %'ss 0ss s Ss. head. iS .s,ss s per
1SS,; rs ;sss
S .sa sm
q bulls: 1.-Two weights go lbs: saa iSs head ..
s .S s. r xsfni s S ss.
head II head lOaac per lb., weights Ia cwt.
81 cwt. 4. voge sold for Myers kegenstein
IL Illinois steers nc 1c b weight 6A cwt ~ III
nois steers at 9sc per lb weight ~ cwt ~ Illinois
steers A. loc per H. weights "a ow. ~ cwt strong;
per lb weight 90 d. waxel sold for aixei Aler-
Son 80 Illinois ut one lb wcisht cwt; ~
Illinois steers at 9s4c per lb, weights Ia cwt Ia cwt;
10 Illinois steers NJ l0lac per H., weight TX cwt.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Trade fair at current rates Sheep
sold at $40 614c h. lambs ~ 6Ahc 7c. per ID.
Judd buckingham sold l1S State sheep weight 81 lbs
hcad at Sc ID l94 State sheep weights 81 lbs
80 lbs head ut 5i4c b 2s7 Ohio sheep weisht
ii6 ,os per head, at &C. per D. Kase ridcock sold
per 10. Newton 4 Holmes soid LAT kentucky sheep,
weight 90 lbs per head. nt 51sc per h. 425 Ohio
Sheep weights % lbs II lbs l23 lbs head At &C.
H. Davis Hallenbeck sold l2S Canada weight
1870 lbs at 5sc ib 81 State sneep, weight 940O
lbs at Bye Ih 172 Michigan sheep, weight 1850
lbs 5ac lb 132 state sheep, weight 10 $50 lbs.
So 55 cwt 22 state sheep weights 81 lbs 100 lbs
head at 5c lb 1913 State lambs weight 10 lbs
per hsad AZ 6ssc b 30 state lambs weight rs lbs
sheep weght 24670 lbs At 55sc lb 1885 ohio sheep
weight ,O0 lbs, s. 40 per cwt. 1873 Ohio sheep,
weight 1850 lbs sac b; Is Ohio sheep weight
100 ib AT &C. h. l6 stats sheep weight 1880 lbs
ut h. 81 state Sheep weight TO- 10 lbs at 6c
To- lat Canada weight 10 800 lbs, at &c. H.
1877 State lambs, weight II 900 lbs, At Sc. per h.
Mich COws.-On heavy arrivals trade remains dull (;
sales from $50 $65 head, extrcme rnngo general
sales $50 n $50 per head calves included.
coars quality calves at 21ac. per ID.
HoGsirnde sow 12l Ohio hogs. live weight 300 lbs.
per head 4%c b i76 Ohio hogs, live weight las lbs.
ne ID.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
Tho closing quotations at three p NJ were az fol-

The money market worked easily to-day. Call loans
were made at II per cent, and in the afternoon as
low as per cent. rho following were tho rates Of
exchange New York at the aforementioned
clties:-Savannah. buying par, selling q a u pre-
mum; Charleston, scarce, par q premium. u
premium; Boston, csc. discount; Now Orleans, CON-
mcrcnl Il 3-16, bank par; ST. LOUIS, 1.1O discount
aud Chicago, so discount. Foreign exchange wns
qu,ct at about 81 for bankers sixty day sterling
bills, and 4 S3sl a 4 81 Tor demand.
TnE GOLD MARKEE
Gold opened and closed at 102, with sales In the in
terim at 1925. Tho carrying rates ranged from SIX
nor cont TO fiat
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
HAVANA MARKET.
FINANCIAL.

HAVANA, Feb. q, 1873.
Exchanges heavy; unchanged sugar active aud ad-
vancny; ciayed No. IL. 7hc 7xc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-23

CHANGE OF CIPHERs.
The meaning Of the substitution-ciphers,
however, was not invariable. There are
CERTAIN words which seem to mean one thing
in Florida and another in Louisiana there
are words which mean one thing to-day and
another thing to. morrow and at an ascer.
tanned date the VIII. lie system was altered
We do not find any o, the ciphers, however,
in the preceding vocabulary used at any
time in any other sense than the one there
assigned TO them although We do find 9TH
er ciphers with the same meanings. These
changes, as we'll as the peculiarities Of the
minor cipher.systems, will be treated as
their place occurs in the course of the mar
rativc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-23
THE VOCABULARY.

The following list contains some of the
substitution ciphers whose meaning seems
to be distinctly proved. There are many
more Of which We feel quite confident; but
We pre- Ter to wait until we have an opportu-
nifty to put them to further tests. We desire
to give nothing in this table but what is
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-23

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE.
UNITE STATES OF AMERICA, $50
DISTRICT OF DAKOTA.
IL the D. str,c. Court for The Second judicial Dis
ttic.
The United States of Americal
Twelve Indian Ponies,
WHEREAS, A libel of information has been
w filed in the District Court Of the United
States Of America for the Second Judicial DIS,
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight Jun
dred and seventy-eight, by Hugh j. Campbell,
Esq, United States District Attorney for the
States against Twelve u2) Indian Ponies and
whereas, the substance Of the said libel of infor-
nation is that John ". Douglass. Indian agent at
Charles Mix. and Territory of Dakota, within
the jurisdiction of the above named court. has
seized the above described property, the same
of the Uni,cl States. by reason of Il viola
ton of the law of the United 'tates AS per sec,
ton 2l33 Of the Revised Statutes of the United
praying that the said merchandise. to-wit
Twelve Indian Ponies may be condemned as
forfeited to the United States.
under the seal of the said court to m" directed
and delivered, | do hereby give public notice to
all persons claiming the said merchandise. TO,
wit The Twelve Indians Ponies herein named,
or in any manner interested therein that they
be and appear before the said District Court. tC
be held al the city OF 1anktoll, IN ana LOT inc
said Second Judicial District OF Dakota. on the
18th day Of November, 1878: at IL O'Clock, In the
noon OF that day. Crowded the same shall be a
day Of jurisdiction. otherwise on the next day
of jurisdiction thereafter) then and there to i'll
terpose their claims. and to make their allega-
tons in that behalf.
Dated this 9th day of September, 1873.
JNO. b RAYMOND.
United States Marshal. Sc.
Bye. L. EDMUNDS, Deputy.
HUGH J. CAMPBELL.
United States District Attorney, &c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-23
SIDEWALK NOTICE.

Be u Resolred by the Mayor and CITY Council Of
tie q " OF Yd"ka0n:
SECTION l. That it is, and is hereby declared
to he necessary. that a sidewalk be constructed
on the west side OF Douglas avenue. FROM Fifth
street to Seventh street, on the east line OF blocks
No, so and 81, TOdd's Y;nktOn.
SECTIONS Q. That said sidewalk be of the width
of four feet-and IN all respects constructed in
accordance with the revised ordinances of the
city Of lanktOn.
SECTIONS, That this resolution be published
for four consecutive weeks in the official paper
OF the city of IanktOn.
Passed September l6, 1878.
Attest II b. WYNN, Mayor.
FRANZ j. W~AsHABAUGH, City Clerk,
By f.. I. WHITE, Deputy