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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-04

On Soth sides of the river-over IN
OHIO and over in Pen ennsylvanis-s large
amount of plowing has been done for
corn and oats. Probably SO much was
never done before st this time of year
Some good hard freezing and not much
rain will put the newly plowed ground
in splendid condition for Spring plant
ing. The frosts pulverize, but rains
coming on freshly turned up ground
make it sod and heavy.
A young gentleman from Toledo, who
has been spending a few days with
friends in this city, expressed great
surprise to find the roads so good in this
vicinity, and at other evidences of dry
weather He says through Northern
Ohio, and Michigan, Indiana and Hi
nois, they have had rain pretty
much every day for the past two
months; and the country roads are
absolutely impossible for loaded teams
This young gentleman is engaged
in the coal business, and he said that his
teams had scarcely been out Of the stable
for weeks, owing TO the impossible con-
di,ion of the roads. Farmers are BRING
ing no produce to tie towns and cities
and trade is almost suspended. He told
us that sll local freight trains had been
taken of some of the railroads because Of
the condition of the roads OF the country.
Every body was earnestly wishing for
cold weather and snow. We presume
their rosds have been frozen up by this
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-04

The contractors on the Wheeling and
Tuscsrawss road now pay 80 cents day
for nine hours labor, and $3.50 for man
and two horse team.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-04

A NUMBER o. citizens of Cambridge
Ohio, hsve purchased gold mine IN COL
orsdo. Z. w. MATHEWS ESQ., went oa'
.s see 1t, and seeing, purchased The
compsny:propose developing the coming
spring.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-04
at'heeliue Re9lster,
Gold closed yesterday at 1925.
TO CITY READERS.

The REGISTER has been selected by the
Clty Council to do the public advertising
tor the ensuing year. Advertisements
will appear officially in no other paper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-04

BIZ special request, we print Mr..
hAMMoND's sermon preached to the law-
yers Of Parkersburg, the other day. p, d..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-04
s,.xn.,,., a, n..t,....

LosDOs, Jan 1ASy 5.--Ihs Ti''<' ssys:
MoneJ n in lsss talnssA i0T any par
szss, sId bills have bssa yFry scarce.
The extreme uncertainty regarding tbs
future couTss Of political shairs ozosss
greater s,sgt ssion lhzn ever Ia al
6rsnehs. Of business. La tie afternoon
Of Wednesday the sarPlus balance ooaid
no. b. ient NJ -ny pr'os 81 ali.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-04

FcR shame, HAYES, why do you con-
tinus to occupy the White House after
reading CHANDLER's letter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-04
K..ss.n. Concentrating iH Front Of
EFksroum.

LosDoz, January IA telegram
srgir Elzeroum hss the following: Ths
Russians continue concentrating troops
on the plain % ErzsroUm. The move
usr.s % Deye Boyum Heights are yIsl.
b., rom the TurkIsh fortiEcstions. -Four
Rusa.sn Infantry battalion and the E-gh
Dr.g1ons occupy tie village o! osn'
cssr ne road 70 FrebiZOnt. Every pre-
psrauo. ii made here for = 2rolohgsd
iske...
A BaeaAres. special reports that the
AuEtrisa saDiscr IN RSuGAniA hsbis 70
nj rtsry service hsye been ordered 20 re-
urn home within isn csys.
BuCHAEEsT, January s.-tsperHl
CO. rnAt. commander Of tAs Roamsaisn
army 10 BuIgs1A hsA arrived bsrs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-04
NO.. Isl

Several other Roumsnisn generals are
also here. Their presence argues q ces.
saticn, for the time at least, of active op-
erstion by the Roumsnian army on the
other side of the Danube.
BoGAT, January 3.-GeReral Gourko
fought a severe battle on the Slst of De-
cember, 81 Tast essn. Before securing
the Turkish entrenchments the Russians
lost 700 men in killed and wounded.
The Turks retrested at nightisll toward
Sofa, pursued by cavalry. After halt
tor rest and reorganization, General
Gcurko resumed the advance on Sofa.
ATHENS, J.nusry s. Intelligence
from Crete states that two Turkish en-
voys had a conference with the Christian
chiefs, but being unable TO accept their
proposals, the negotiations fell through.
VIENNA, January 3.-A special from
Bucharest says that short time ago the
Turks tried 10 open confidential negotls-
tioDs with Russian headquarters for an
armIstice. The attempt was unsucccss.
tul, rs the Russians considered that they
ought 10 receive sn equivalent for tho
advantages which the Porte would de-
rive from b e. able TO organize his
forces during the armistlce. MGkhtsr
Pssha has arrived here. Sulclmsn
Pasha telegrsphs that the army from
hsmarli arrived safely at SalitZs.
Baker Pasha, with SIX baltslions aad
four guns, covering its retreat, and sus-
tanning throughout Tuesday AN attsck
from thirty battalions OF Russist :, with
ten guns, on whom he inflicted heavy
los Baker Psshs lost 600 killed.
LONDON, Isnusry h-At last the posi-
tion Ot the Ministry has been seml.otii-
cislly dCClSred. lestcI day n deputaLion
waited on the Colonial Minister, to cN-
press the hope that Capa Colony would
not be forgotten in tho disposition Ot
troops on account Of the Iurko. Russian
war. Lord CsrnSrvon replied that there
was
No Alteration in EnEIan's Position
since Lord Derby declared it IN the last
days of Noyemb Der. lie said, however,
that when the settlement was made,
England wSs resolved to have hand in
Il. Also, that there wasA
"N" "" ""'" "''
And that serious results might follow it
the Russian and British people refused
10 keep calm. and not rush hastily to
conclusions. In consequence of this
speech lh'
Tone of the London Press
l. usually peaceful. Tho TclrgraDh,
however. ignore, Il. merely aIudlny 10
il ~ Lord CArrsryors cDl,rlrts spr,rh.
u.c.i.g a., s.mmuic.,iou Between
s.r,,.u nm, pus,i,,, .r,n,cs
u,,.u,yvsr i.r,.r,.2 Tro.,n,,i,g
- ea,,,,,,,,r,oa,i,,, I,,,, 80, en-, G,ryi.n
ana Ru..,sn armies of tho VId h very
irnpn,isnt ss the latter can I,sw AN
-. I'm, a., r,,u,.r uI.,. r,,u,rcd an
inrse,Y.pr. If the ,,lntrupti,r ~ com.
,,,,p,rsliops srr... tho D.uub. river
ubic, - rn, ,,i frozen oy.r and The
anw 81 ire !. Intermittent ,n,uuurirs.
,,,, !. c,,r,cd q, q, , d.suIt,rv y,,.bv
a,t. h,ttnrp boats transpor,ipg I, WAGON
and several horses OF bulIo,k,,
England south African Trouble"
LohDos' JSnuaty Inc I""'' mas
an article 90 the 9ou'h African AZ situation,
Whl'h ''h''u1es NJ '"I""' - y "o'
pleasant TO rgtnohO'r 'h"t ,'.y "sh"l
cn'e' o' tn@ hI"ni ',, H',"'u'nR " ,nmS" o"us"
well srned men into tho field, aud that
be may choose momeu, Tor doing So
""o' -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-04
WASHINGTON.
THE NEW YORK NOMINATIONS.
South Carolina investigation Com
mittee - Advice from Thur
low Weed-Inerease OF
Revenue Force In
the CarOlinRs.
Increase OF Revenue Force.

WAsHINGToN, January 3.-The Com
missioner of Internal Revenue intends
increasing his force of deputy collectors
in North and South Carolina and Geor.
gis, so that they will be able to enforce
the internal revenue laws in that region
and prevent q recurrence of defying the
government officers, IS at Spartan, North
Carolina, last week.
Call for Bank Reports.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
called for report showing the condition
of the National banks at the close of
business Friday, December 28.
Special Police.
Twenty residents of the northeastern
section of the city have been commits
stoned by the Board OF Police rs special
officers to perform police duty in that
section for three months. The gentlemen
are among the best citizens of Capital
hill
The New York Nominations.
Those who pretend to know what the
President intends to do about it, say that
he will renominste Roosevelt and Prince
to the offices Tor which the Senate re-
jected them. 1t is claimed that the
Democrats will now vote for them. A
prominent Republican says, however,
that Dawes and Hosr will not vote to
confirm them, because while they did
vote for their confirmation in the first
place, they would construe the sending
in OF the same names again as an insult
to the Senate.
South Carolina Investigation Com
mittee Ready TO Report.
Senator Cameron, of Wisconsin, who,
with Christisn1y and Merrimon, were
the Sub Committee of Privileges and
Elections to investigate affairs in South
Carolina, will be ready to report 10 The
full committee at Its first meeting. The
document is most pronounced in the
positions 1t takes against al operations OF
Hampton, Butler, and others acting with
them, and Southern Republicans here
claim that it will declare the Legislature
which elected Butler illegal.
ThurIOw weeds FatherIy Advice.
Thurlow Weed has written to the
President that he cannot afford to put
himself at the head of the Democrats IN
the Senate, and patch out his majority
by few Republicans whose political
status is of doubtful nature, and that
until be can secure the support Of his
own party he should go very slow.
A New Postmaster Tor Cincinnati
1t is understood here that the sp-
pointment of Mr.. Loge, prominent
German OF Cincinnati, rs Postmaster at
that place, has been decided upon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-04
Tone ofinc London Press

bucharest, January 3 Tho opening
of com nun iCatioH between the S"rviAn
aud Russian armies of the NId b. very
important ~ the latter csn draw sup-
pir- from the Iormvr when required IN
consequence ui th" interruption ci COM
muuIcALlOns across the Dsugbr rIycr,
when Is uot yoL frozen over, md NJ Tho
lnw Of ice Is Intermittent CumWunIcs.
ton is carried on IN n GosuItory way by
hat bottom boats, transporting wagon
and several horses OF bulioyHs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-04
Call for Bank Reports.

The Comptroller of the Currency has
called for q report showing the condition
of the National banks at the close of
business Friday, December 28.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-04
Special Police.

Twenty residents of the northeastern
section of the city have been commits
stoned by the Board OF Police as special
officers to perform police duty in that
section for three months. The gentlemen
are among the best citizens of Capital
hill
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-19

ps,te bic Trau taaslnr. saslsief ahfr indts
fs in ibrer Sdiir,snlaitpe.
Sa, snapiee Jrau, serlsBts Wriftl sc
laulig, atsr i'd mar alIsit,. g|un If nlfin
Yrueer eefummsn; Der bats 5istsr nne
ilt nod nht bier semeien.
Mrmsr Sunss, ipraA bic 8rau tbsil
nabmYol, uub nit fhtbarem Wcb!moagn
rubten ire 8lids auf psa' ftSnsn tIsidsn
6nabeu, biii pu irant, 70 ill's bsi esr Sal:
te nid,t gut fur bid creubeu - freiliea,
luenn man feline marine 0eimfdite, tstns
MnsetDrisen beHbt - Gnt IL rsia!s Sol!
rap etne Silbermuuss.
Wsine Gitern liuD tppt, braats Spurab
miit fam terour, wabrsno Sbrdnen In lsins
Mussn orausen. Gs .parsn gSpttt, aus
seltoben In ptr 8sr,paiFaas i,ber bic ent.
tpiitOisenpe 9ase, In welcte man iSn ssitas,t
tatts. Der 0epanfe, gum Vsttrln bsnast
su ,srben, gu einsm 8slprrbe, soslAes Jpn
tisbcr tls ptrahtiih srlhien, perwirrte i'm
pOIfaneis Cine matte po1nuns fsimte
in ibm, ron Der frfunnlbsn Dame eusse
irast uub seihlam yeswun3en 81 msrasn.
elm 8s(tanenib abSaleesn.
llub bic 6rau iprat in Der 9eat ;u ibm.
Cab ibr sltsrnles lsD, ssib i'd ia purea
pf;ne uns!udlihs Sh.usltsr, uno ein Sam
m.r ITS, rab i'd nihl 10 tslfeR tann, mic
id, mobl nDhte. Iph martet, ibr bait
oisusias nur wsnis ssfrupItsidt, une- IL
trat in ben Corridor ,urid.
guarap farrte auf istus gssleitsrn. ric
feinen Sinneu, riht trausnp. Diele grin
fe snt3udt iibsr oas nah itrsr Aniistt rel
eae Wtlhenf, In ibrem ts,siGusnosn Rldsn
Oifenbarts (iA bic Scfaans aaf einsa saisn
Smbib.
tgrrtiebuns folet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-19

= Bei Ggfaltuu5en 1T Or. ansult
ja Sn 8's j AM burssr Hru It..
ID ee ais ejs reetleS beilnittst auf's
Bette 5u sinpfcbieu, id)reitt 6err ga,
]iint, 3t9f S5lauo, s}u3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-19

Oit
1aslihe grsie Nrene
erIGeri
.asitu mn ausnabme esv 9onntass
une foifs'
10. % fir cas Sabr !poer - so lar
Wcnntr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-19

5&oo5s Tgrn uae eas otmmelrsidb GRO.
beta @sres? Disfe Dcrts ld,isnsu pas
oehsre @eftihl ss,ss nab Gang, Jisur uuo
5raht in Jfallias lsinss Qetsns llsben
pen wei9lidea s8sisns anssrset sn 4assn.
Die llabetannts nabsrte iiab i'm Gusenai.
de SeS 8orasi9ehsus Dem armru 9asayus,
nsigts I'D 3u I5a Tin une reids
IL tim eisse miIpe Wa5s. Dis
Nanse aan'5ar fnIfsnp, pfetti;irte ei:isr
aisfslbe In pis an Der inheran 5eife feines
6emaes beiinplitbsu gsitsutalne uuo
0at! srfillls Die aBaails S5tss ofr,sns,
gisf sr Der gSobltbatsriG auf ibrsu Sebaus.
psssn mad 9ieaeidt bate bsr OFF.
nnH5sIlrabI, Der ign aus ibrsm lit,parmc-
rilsbea Huge setroH:n ba5en mag, rem
stiittea Settler osrratbfn, eaB aislsr lein
Banl:h far Ii Der pest Irof uuo Dsr
ei.l3il ertyartste eoaA fits Die mtlps Oaat
nat.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-22
FOREIGN.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Athens. July se.-Tbe Greek chambers
will meet on the 9Th of August.
Madrid, July 2s.-Cuba is to be represent.
ed in the cortcs by forty deputies and ten
senator's.
Much dissatisfaction with Russia is ex.
pressed by the Servians. They accuse Rus
sia OF abandoning her allies.
Cons.antinoplc, July 22-Thc Interna.
tiona. commission 10 enquire in the Rho
dope iusurrcction started for that district
yesterday, via Adrianople.
Paris. July 22-The international chess
tournament with Wikaver, of Russia, leads
with l5}a games; Zullertont, of Berlin and
London, with 1411l games.
! Belgrade, July 22.-An Ukasa has beer
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-22
COMPUTATION sIMPLIFIED
.Ropp's Easy Calculator.

= new publication, that must prove of incal-
culable benefit to the commercial world-unless
the book itself can calculate its own worth-for
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It shows, at a glance, the accurate value of
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1t tShowS the Wages, at various rates, for hours
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\ 1t einbodies An entirely neD systsss of calcula-
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-22
rELEcRApHlc sktvTIEs.

Denver, July 22.-Tom l.. O'Connor, a
we'll known actor, died suddenly Of heart
disease, at Georgetown, Col, Saturday.
ST. John N. B., July 22.-The final deposit
of $4,000 side in the Hanlon Ross boat
race has been made with Mayor Earl, who
is the final stake holder.
| New York, July 22.-The postal conv.n.
ton adjourned sine die, after recommending
to the post master general the adoption Of
a registering punch system, and extending
| it.
Cincinnati, July 22.-The Sherman house
at Cattlesburg, KY, is now on fire. The
| telegraphic Office and other buildings IN that
vicinity, will undoubtedly go with it as they
are all frame. No particulars.
Boston, July 22.-The U. S. steamer Tall.
ahassa with secretary Thompson and party
en- board, arrived at the navy yard to-day,
y three days stay will be made here: when
the secretary will 90 to Portsmouth.
Washington, July 22.-The treasury has
received from the national banks since the
holAAStAllOlI VI 1tlSt THAI 6llScl
dollars could be obtained for grcenbacks
free of transpor alton, orders for $4,000
silver dollars.
Columbus O., July 22.-Adviccs from
Newark state that there is an immense at
tendance at the soldiers and sailo, s reunion
Extra trains filled with people have beer
coming all morning. President Hayes ant
party arrived at Newark safely, from Colum
bus, and Generals Sherman, Sheridan and
Governor Bishop are also present.
Chicago, July 22-The jury of JOSEPH
Sparks, who has been on trial here the pas
week tor the murder of Dewitt, agreed 10 a
verdict yesterday, and being called thi
morning announced that they found hin
guilty of manslaughtcr, and fixed his pun
ishment to 8 years in the penitentiary. The
counsel Of Sparks made q motion for a new
trial.
Chicago July 22.-Shortly after midnigh
a fire broke out in the planning mill ownet
by w. Il. Frost & Co.. on 10th and CLARK
streets, which was totally destroyed. An
elevator owned by Howe & McMullen, o
Boston, was also burned, but as it was empt,
the loss upon it will not exceed $4,000
Loss on the mill, $4,000; insurance $4,000
Some freight cars and telegraph poles were
also burned, and few surrounding build
ings scorched.
Philadelphia, July GA meeting of the
creditors of Jay Cooke estate was held al
the Peoples hank this morning. Edwin
Lewis, trustee, submitted a proposition fol
dividing the estate. Hc suggested that tht
whole assets, leaving out Ozontz and LAKE
Champlain properties, be carefully valued
by experts, catelogucd nda scrip divident
of the amount or percentage declared and
given III scrip to the creditors; cve.ybod.
to be invited 10 bid and if not sold at th,
expiration of 80 days, the creditors to com
in aud buy at invoica prices. This propo'
si,ion was referred to committee of crcdi
tors.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-22
TIE CRUST OF TARTAR

Speedily leaves the surface of teeth upon
which the cleansing and prescrvative in.
llucnce of SOZODONT is daily exertcd,
No form of decay can infcst set OF
''ivorics" upon which it is used. 1t has,
moreover, II most refreshing effect upon
the mouth, in which it leaves very
agreeable taste, besides rendering the
breath fragrant. If tho mouth be rinscd
with it after smoking, the taste of the
tobacco is entirely dissipatcd. AS an
auxiliary to personal come!incss it can
not too highly be cxtollcd. Sold by
druggists.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-22
THE NEWS.
Silver Dollars are Being Exchanged
for Greenbacks.
Final Adjournment Of the New York Pos
tai Convention.
A Disastrous Fire In Progress at Ca,lesburg,
Kentucky.
An Explanation OF the Attack ON an Eng.
lish Boat by Russian Soldiers.
FIRES.
cArrLEsBuKa DESTROYED.

CATTLESBUKG DESTROYED.
Ashland. Kentucky, July ga boat
brings the news that the town of Cattles.
burg is all burned up. All the hotels and
business houses in the squares are burning
now. Think it will burn about six squares
before stopping. Several squares are burn
ed to the ground now.
Toledo, July 22.-Thc loss by the fire at
Defiance, O., last night will reach S35 900
insurance, S2s,O00, mostly in small amounts
in New York and New England compan-
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, July %.
WHEAT--strong, active and higher; 81
@97!c for cash; 97ac for July; 979@97sc
for August; SAC for September.
CoRN-6rmer and higher; 3ssc bid for
cash; 3Si@3Ssc for August.
OATs-6rmer 25ac for cash; 243c for
July; 2Sac bid for August.
RYE-51@52c.
BARLEY-65c.
PoRK-easy 9.27!c for cash, August;
9.42!c for September.
LARD-steady; 600 for cash; 6.e2Ac for
August.
WI11sKY-l.O5.
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published, abolishing state of siege and re-
voking the extraordinary powers vested on
the military authorities during the war.

published, abolishing state of Siege and re-
voking the extraordinary powers vested on
the military authorities during the war.
London, July 22.-The Times says
Active preparations are arparant for favor
able change in commercial affairs. Reports
from various centres of iron industry arc
decidedly more encouraging.
London, July 22.-Layard, British am.
bAssador at Constantinoplc, has received in
formation that when the Russian Circas.
SLAMS fired on the English man of.war boat
near the gulf of syras, on the 18th instant
there was no officer Lear then, and also that
the English sailors, who had been arrested
were released as soon as they were brought
before an officer
London, July 22.-The Times sharply
critcises Gladstone for assuring the right tc
arrange the liberal campaign bv driving
them into contest for which they are .un
prepared. 1t intimatcs that in view o.
Hartington's resolution, the government
might be tempted TO dissolve the parliamen
and secure stronger majority which il
could not have by election.
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY
London, July ga Special from Vienns
reports that General Phillipavich he'd {
conference with Mehcmct Ali, which cam,
to no result. Count Zich, Austriln ambassa
dor at Constantinople, through direct com
municatlons elected from the porte, say
that even if the present negotiation shoul,
fall through, the Austrans will not be &C
lively opposed in Bosnia.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-22
WALL STREET.

MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, July %.
WuEAr-s@1sc higher; hard, l.o64c;
No. l, LOS No. 2, 1.o4ic for cash; Ole for
August SEC for September; No. 5, 81
@Ssc.
CoRN-Grm; SEC
OArs-25ac.
RYE-51c.
BARLEY-SOc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-22

MARKETS BY TELEGRAP I
WALL STREET.
New York, July %.
Gold--l.o0!c.
Stocks-strong.
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Yankton E,ca,npmcnt, No. 2.-Reguar meet
month, AT Odd Fellows Hall, Sawycr's block.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New York, July %.
WMEAr-dull; receipts, 100000; sales,
none; No. 2, spring, July osac bid; 10Y
asked.
RYE-steady and quiet.
CoRN-firmcr; receipts, $4,000; sales,
$1,000; 44@47ic for mixed western.
BARLEY-nominal.
OArs-steady; receipts, $4,000; sales,
$1,000; S2@S2ac for mixed western; SO
@37c for white.
PoRK-stcady l0,25@l0.50.
LARp-frm 7.20@7,25.
WH1sKy-l.073c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-22

Humboldt Lodge. Germany No. 5.-!segular
meetings on Wednesday, evening OF each week,
nj Odd Fellows Hall, Stwycr's block.
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SOCIETIES..

I. D. q. F..

/. %. q. r.
Dakota Lodge, No. 1.-Rcgular meetings OH
Friday evening of each week, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Sawycr's block.