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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-14
Domestic Markets.

NEw YORK, Feb -. II 9. m;-Coiiee irm ,
and fairly active; sales $500 lsa Place, 4s1 Hn a.
lev, 1000 Rinsleader, 1000 Maricnbo coffee, 800
Sugar easter: no sales reported: refining. fair
20 good fair 7Aa1s: prime 7As. Refined sugar
easy and moderately active. Linseed oil sae9ei;
. p. m.-Cotfee firm. Sugar duh. refined
Spot spot colt declined: Middling 1ofs futures
rHrcaao Feb. u, OBS a. m.--openingnrCorn
as,a@ass May. Wheat y oaa March. Pork
$40 a m.-union Stock Yards logs -esti;,
mated receipts to-day 1900; market quiet and
steady; light 81 sseas %: heavy mixed packing
81 1oa3 90: heavy shippers 90 1904. Cattle
Receipts 5000: market dull and WEAK. ,a.,,oa
Wheat 81 o7'sai os March; 81 osaa April:s 81 OF =
cash or February. Corn Il cash or February
41ss March Il y April; AN May: Oa,s 2 ~ q
March; 21s May. Pork quiet slo aa.@lo Q, g
6Q7.ab March: T.42sa@7.45 April
ST.. LOUIS. Feb: -. 1:l5 p; m -WheatL,,No.
red. 81 "a bid cash No, red strong and h1gher
81 2lh@l 2aA March; 81 2lhe@1 2aa April 81 !, =
March AK cash Whisky 81 o3 Pork frmer
$40 so@io co; jobbing lots $40 so bid March; Gut
meats and bacon unchanged. Lard-falr de-
CINCINNATI. Feb. IL. 1890 .. m:-Pork-slo I;
bid; sll asked. Bacon-44, 6a@6a. Hams
sis@eh. Cut meats-general market 81. 5,a@
So. Lard-7so bid; 7t@s asked. Hogs-S3 Aoa
CINCINNATI. Feb. 13;-Grain quiet and steady
Qats-2s6p2a for mixed 29@S1 for white. Rye-5t
@ss for good to choice .samnle. Bariey-45tg5o
for spring 35da4s for tall. Wheat firm: 81 23@
Corn-s9 for mixed ear on track; Mess pork 10
fair demand at $40 rs 2 Dbl Lard quiet anc
steady: prime steam 725@f.3s; city kettle lea
at 1865. Green meats steady; shoulders 3.4e@
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-14
,t'hc ptaps.sa 0t IRA de,

we give below the text Of a bill introduced In
our House of Representatives. amendatoty of
the aet under which the present Chamber of
Commerce was established. This act is now IN
the hands Of the Judiciary Committee Of the
sannte. to which II waa referred. We shalt have
eoms remarks to make on this bill hereafter.
An act to amend an act entitled MI. Ar act to
create n body corporate and polite by the name
III tho New Nrlaana Chamber oF Commerce. y 40.
proved May =, laT5. and 70 te-eneat the sa,ne,
granting Il power to appoint Inspectors. weigh
ere aud saugefs Of artinlea, the growth or pro
duet of agriculture. cotton executed aud to
regulate their action and TO repeal Heeions 1s2a
tt ises Inclusive Of the Reviaed Statutes Of ta1a
In relation to. the inspeetion, Of tobacco, beef
nsrh enr and nay anu rot the anaa u a Inv
pravisionp Of thts NET,
Sac i, BE II enacted hp the Senate and House ~
prat .ssetahtu convened, That eaetion Of the
act entitled An act TO create q body oofporate
and palitie by the name of the New orleans
be and the aame Ia hereby amended and re-
enented TO read az tlpllowa
hers OF the Chamber. including many u the moat
prom nant merchants Of our citsa, members Of
The New orleans Chamber Of Commerce, met-
their associates and sueceeao,H, be aud they are
hereby declared tc be 2 body corporate and poll
III y a The nsF Trade Il e Nev
with power TO eatablssh apch equitable rulee and
regulations FOR the matntainaace of uniformity
la commercial uaageR AZ may tend to promote
the trade and commerce Of said city of New Or
leans, dnainiah the burdena Of trade, facilitate
by arbitration the settlement Of differences and
diaputa,tons incident thereto, and TO appoint
and commission for the city of New Oreana pll
inspectors, weishera or gaugefs of flour, grain.
hay, provisions, groceries, lianera. or other ar
tfrirR the growth or product Of agriculture,
cotton eNcentnd, and to prescribe their duties
and regulate their teea and charges, IA we'll "a
the form and amount Of amy aud all bopda to be
given or aaths to be taken. Provided always
that any inspection. weighing or gauging con-
templated by tha act ahall he done only Mt the
request of the receiver, vendat. purchaser, OF
other party interested therein OF the articles re
ferrad ia aa the growth ornrcdnet Of agriculture
SEC ., Be " ftstha. enacted. That aectiona lasa
10 1865 inclusive. of the Revised Statutes Of 1870
In relation TO the inspection of tobacco, beef.
pork, -four and hay, be and the same are here.
hy repealed; and all ether laws or rnrts Of laws
Inconsistent with or In conflict With the right
herpia given to the Chamber OF Commerce and
Board Of Trade TO appoint inspectors. weghers
aud gaagers. and to regulate their action arc
likewise repealed: aud this act sha be In force
for the term Of twenty years. from and after III
formal acceptance by the satd Chamber Of Dom
Unconstitutional by the Hing thereof in the
Office of the Secretary of State for the State o.
Iouistana~and shall be void and of no effect I
not 20 accepted, and such acceptance filed ~
aforesaid
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-14

EsCU NTa44potatoes are selling ut u 25W
. a., onions Mt EandBa a. apples ut ~ bo6pB
Dbl cabbagea nj fa1i0 " 100. and W snaD . 30 W
BAaaINa-s tea,1y at II 10 In round lots re-
failing nj 190t2Ae. Daling tw!ne al t8ko la
round uta retailing at lac.
BUTTER = Moderate stock. Demand dhtr.
Choice New York creamery a0M5t. New YORK
dairy iine asGDs0 New York good ae@2H. low and
medium grades ts1b21 Western choice, fresh
packed tBdDtp good do 1b@t7; good fruit house
t4@1b. summer packed t3@i4: low grades 8@
| IA; roll, wet hacked ltGH1a. roll, tubs. tan90.
OH EESEAprme Western fartoryo taA R12b
good do t1A0t2. New York cream tsm1bh.
WHISKY -ta easy city made selling at irreg=
ulhr prices from IL 0oGDt 13. and Western reett-
fled ut al ol0Dl as v gallon.
HrAROH--In good demand Mt sepsase In lots
iohhlng ut 9AED4u " fb. a
mand. and It Ia held above the views Of buyers.
BURY Ia quoted at tl@12c. Louisiana clear 26so.
clenr lake AZ y aapc W ID,
SALT-Stoek light. demand active. A cargo
all coarse sold at 300 per sack atioat. we quote
! prices at the warehouses;. Course asgp0c, hns
| III obdDt 10. Turks Island neglected. Mt a2o
| huahel. Table aalt In pockets 1A@7sc eheh. a
POULTRY-Ol chickens 80 1904. young sa@
| 4 60. ducks ss@s 30: geese 81 5000 60; turkeys
sit6p14 VI dozen. a,
Eaas-W Western l4@2oo Louisiana 2oeO22c v
RIGiE-Is firm. No. . sys6a4e. common tsatHc
| ordinary b6Dbac, fair ss@5ao. good COCA
prime G'sGo6'ee. choice sAe " fb.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-14
The Provision Market.

An unsettled and weak feeling prevailed in
this market during the past week and further
shrinkase In values on all descriptions must be
noted. The receipts of hogs were quite liberal.
and prices exhibited no PARTICULAR change. yet
the offerings OF product were larger, while the
demand was rather limited, and confined almost
exclusively 10 local operators, who we're pro
Wiling for outstanding contracts in which they
had a nrofit. Tho prospect Of large increase
In the packing of the West, in number of hogs
and weight has bad tendency TO make opera
tors In provisions more cautious Ia their move
nents TO the various depending markets of this
country and Europe have been larger than N
former seasons. The depression la financial
and commercial circles adds to the timidity OF
operators generally -they are not disposed TO
borrow money ta any extent TO engage in spec.
ulative operations while business affairs Of all
kinds are in such an uncertain condition
extremely low figures reached for all Kinds q
product The following exhibits the prices OF
hogs and hog products on the dates named. and
the decline sustained since the opening of the
packing season:
Hogs-Novemher !. 1877. 81 7stas: February $.
1878, - 1seos 20; decline. si&al 70.
Mess Pork-Novemner /. 1877. sis 20; Februa-
ry s. 1878, sio8le 10: decline, 81 soeaS so.
Lard-Novemher /, 1877. So l0t1s Is: February
& 1878 81 1907 10; decline, CSC.
s +. Hams-Novemherl tsT7 $a8i0; February
i, ISIS. sea6 10, decline. sSgES Is.
n. =, Shoulders. fNose-Nnvemher j. 1877 IS II
af. February 8, 1873 s. ssts$ 20; decline, - 400
2 90.
s. r. Sides, loose-Novemher |. ls77os6 ss@7
February s. 1875. IS hos 20; decline 81 To@i So
L. and S C. Sides. hoNed-Nuvemher L. 1877.
o.. February 3. 1875 s. 3se9S 40: decline. 81 6oGa
Gs.-fchieago Commercial Bulletin. 9th.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-14

Every lay we have to record the shipment OF
grain from this port to Europe Yesterday the
british steamship nnumelia cleared for Liver
roui with 40 s1s bushels If corn ~ bulk, hnh Inc
Lille Roulafd, for Rotterdam. with 24.aeA bush
ella Of rye Ia bulk
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-14

The report Of the statistieian Of The Chicago
Beard ag Underwriters for the year i,,st ended
eanlains the following information IN regard to
the fires If twecemonih In that city, Alarms,
aa4 losa. ~ nTa 1nE LOSSES coveredhs insurance.
s,nls,a1t: insurance involved ss, e84 COZ.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-14
COMM EssCIAu,.
orrtun NEw opt,EANs DEMOCRAT.

q
GENERAL, HEMARKR=-ro=day has been a
warm and murky day, closing with slight
showers. business continues to be very light.
Owing to the continued uncertainty regarding
the action Of European governments In the
matter Of the settlement Of the Eastern Difficult
tieH, the adsiees from NIL cotton markets. for
aiun aud dom eatie. were to-day of a very die,
ro, rpninp tenor exhibiting a decidedly demor
allied condition. Az waH 10 be expected, our
Cotton market felt the effect 81 these adverse
Influences and ruled weak and irregular. elos-
Ing with net loas of ite on all grades. The
aaleH reached 5000 bales.
Though the foreign news haa naturally had n
depressing effect upon Our Cotton market, In
the article OF Flour It had the contrary inau-
enee ThiR In connection with the diminished
pupplY cauaed Flour to day to be strengthened,
making the demand good. and the market
closed with atrons feeling and upward ten
deney.
There Is no special change TO note In the Pro-
yiaion market Pork showed slight improve
ment towards tho cloae, and light aaleR We're
made at ali 30 v hbl. Dealers continue to Job
at Ell ssGp,a 70 y Dbl For Lard there ia q fair
inquiry for export, and the local jobbing do
mand Ia moderate. and the market can be
quoted az steady. There IA a moderate supply
OF Hams on hand. and the tone0of the market
Ia easter.
Corn ia steady and s,tve s,nd The sales footed
up ssoa aaoka. nj prices ranging from ave Y
hushel foP yellow aud white to 41c for ordinary
mixed
| CorToN-~we have to note another day Of
| diuaater ia the Cotton trade. Advices from oil
rointa we're OF the most dlaeonragns charac.
ter, indicating decentralization Of the matke al
| ket TO rule weak and irregular, and to clos,
| with a net loss of sc on all grades. Lverpaol
| was reported declining: Hasre lower ana Now
| York l-1Bc of on apata. and 1ttDl4 points lower
4 on futures, Sales. 5000 bales.
The official cloaing quotations Of the Cotton
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-14

Well known capitalists III New York mud phil-
a,lelphia have mntured scheme with the eoni
blned objects Of providing employment To- the
surplus lahefine population of the Norm and
settling The anfrlha lands u the South. The
mid .,ln nniilnl az lie .nnnnrn IL al n.lnn.
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Total supply .......,..t...tt.....s... lMu.lva
Exported to-day. ....t...-.. iaIa
Exported previously. ........-.. ss9,1bI- sps594
Total stocks this Observation-Disclosures. .lg66T
Total atock this day last year. aaa. 1917
The exports to-day consisted Of 1878 bales to
Liverpool
Net receipts since yesterday. ............. 1898
Receipts from other ports. ............t, a2a1
Net receipts last Wednesday .....s...... oi1.4Tb
Net receipts this day last year ........... 4.t3o
Net receipts since Friday........ ...,... &c. N3
Net receipts same time last week 3a.Shs
Net receipts same time last year. 1888
Net receipts since September t........,.t. PAT
Net receipts same time last year aa2.362
Cotton on shtpeoard as per account OF the
Cotton Exchange as follows: Liverpool 56,iG1
bales, .Havre ss esa Bremen esas. Mediterranean
1915 North Sea to,stT Spain, $40, Mexico -.
coastwlse ao3s; total. laaloo bales This, taken
from the stock at noon. as noted at the Elk
change. leaves In presses 247.57l bales.
The receipts Mt all ports from II m. yesteday
to II m. to-day. as per Cotton Exchange tele-
grams, are 2oo75 bales, against .3i3 bales last
Wednesday and tl.7aa bales last year and le.ail
year before last
The movement at p0rtsofor five days. UP TO
noon to-day. is given below:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-14
ocean Irreigl.ts.

II YOU want any aud NIL kinds Of decorated
French china, go to d. oDnef y COS ia Canal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-14

90 10 as to average Dry aait shoulders az asA
clear rib b.lnmHso. clear sides B1BdeH s7is y ID
rinti1n Iii prices receipts ia nOintiDn quoted
at % 4ems 90 medium at 70 15daa WI g,nipd to
choice at sAga , 70 Y GENITAL. gross. Whisky
Cotton dull and easy; iniddling 1n'a: good
midding 1921. a
Fnretsm Markets. a
sn "a tAao r a. no2a An
for sspot and saes se e I
apting los 2l@1us 1ph Western wintef itsmits
a. Ws sssG T. ID af@ads peg ss q
prime mess Eastern eis,; western sss. bacon
aes ID short dear sos Cd: hamsllong cut 4as i;
shoulders pas Cd Beef-Inla tness Ole extra
do t1ps priniH mess aas. 1aHow prime city
lns cd u. v. q. London sas GlGnsa 9d. Lard oil
4es tosin-common .5s Cd fine los; 'rurpen-
tine spirits us Cd. Cheese American choice
snn usnntp a asa " Whea 81 los eials d.
eniornla club ia ', 1a91as loa DO avatase as
ada pens unchanged at 8ss No.
Ilopt,on Feb. IN, . D. Flour unchanged nj
2ss: imports into the United Kingdom durh
The past week upward Of tasoqo quarters, being
about 1ovpo quarters more thnh fon previous
week, Wheat stronger; off ronst Chicago avg
saHos rel winter ", 500 e ,l qaltpra sss
arrivals for orders light. lEuelish country
markets generally higher: French country
markets weak..
Imports to all ports In the United Kingdom
during the past week upward Of 2oono quarters
more than the previous week. qors Unchanged
rafgnes off the coast 2Tna7s I'D new, to arrive,
2bs sd zoos arrivals for orders lights imports
into the United kingdom during The past week
inward Of iBnDop gross being about 10000 gtUss
less than the previous week.
Mark Lime Wheat and corr dull.
LONDON Feb 49, q D. m.-Hennea petroleum
| MS bind rallaw 8aa elmaas gd Calcutta linseed
| 4ps@4ps Cd Iinseej oil Ego los.
ocean Freishts.
NHw yoRR. Feb. ID. Ocean frelghts were quist
aud steady. Grain to liverpool by steam etsd.
British bark was. laid on the berth Tor elias
| gov, aud 90 600 bushels grain and sodp bnrtels
| -four we're taken on private terms. vessel to
CORK fol. orders. with 1000 quarters Of grain ut
| I'd. another to Dublin. with 100 barrels refined
petroleum ut ~ Cd.
| II YOU want. any aud MI kinds Of decorated
French china, 60 to D. ognef y COS. ia Canal
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
MONETARY.
nrFtur1 Nt1w ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Wednesday Evening February 10, 1878.
REV ORLEANS urtsAH INa- HouaE.

Total thus far, t....... &C., .sTe % hla,so4 10
The offerings for discount at the banks TO-
dry were moderate. Oh the street rates for
commercial paper are easy and The offerings
light
We uuete exceptional paper go " cent:
Al do amii second grade do 100 loans Oh
eollaterala ga; Al mortgage paper ahio;
satond ptade do a p cent Ter annum
Gold ID tirmer aud IN fair demand
Foreign Exchange Ia active ahd st1hdy.
Blight IL tlrmer with small offerings,
athte Oonsos are In fair demand aud stehdf
Mt p5 hfbabss.
Premium Bonds n,e moderately active at ae's
d5T
Sticks steady.
Gold opened In New York ut 1o5 and closed
NJ 1oa'a. He,e Il opened ut lo2@1b2A and closed
Bales sa,o,N and " 900 at toa's siooo ut inais
% aaa nj tpa ana "a 900 A. lga ..o ana .aa saa
bin II ladina nj Aesaiapi eBoon sabnn and t2,tN'
do ut ise and s2pop DC. at 4esls. Bank Sterling
@tMae2. commercial bills 4a90p4ap
FnANU BALES 300 900 and 4n1np ron,tnetnial
at stbsa and g0o.e1p 10 at =. Bank frames =.
ruinmscal5. 10 hmE .l5ss4
HIGHT slsB 900 Al bdai-t v cent discount.
Bank hight par; commercial 's@t-le " cent
discount
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tI,y tTelegrspli.l

Ntw yoa., Feb. 1s-Mones closed nj V
cent. Exchange closed lower at AasdD4ai. Gold
Opened At lbi and eold up to ,o2A, nj which pride
II closed. apvetnmenta elqsed steady cnrrnnoy
o. t,ahmllsss, Pacific Railroad bonds closed as
folows Union hrsts tUA5s6a1nE, land ), arap!s
loA is@lo4a, sinking funds peA@'sb's' OehttalF
1147sMtoH. ..,. .,,,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-14

There are now IN the port Of Nav Orleans
% steamships, A ahire. 54 barbs. briggs and If
sehoonera, making total Of Az vessels. This
,iet does not include the vessels Ia the New aud
41t,i ha.ina
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-14

The liauof dealers are bringing suit against
the New York Excise Commissioners for takihg
their money and giving them no secTrhy
against prosecution for selling luuof.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-07-11
7,%3,2l2 10,WO,0 900
@,@1, ,l2l ?4,37l,391
k78,110,375 47,892,1O6
ISL, 108,M 728,l22,1B
U. s. dll-

u q. 8. Ou-
ling June 80,
trade dollars
er r8,60O,500;
S39,3l5; mi
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The PRECEDENT In Peunsylyania,

A Harrisburg telegram of July I'd says:
President Hayes accompanied by Mrs. Hayes,
two sons, Secretary Sherman, Attorney Gen.
cral Devens and others, arrived here this after.
noon. The party were met at the depot by
Gov. Hartranft and number Of citizens and
we're driven Immediately to the executive
mansion. President Hayes was introduced
by the Governor and spoke very briefly, refer
ing particularly to the centennial celebration of
1876, it having inspired patriotism of the peo-
pie, and proven beneficial to the country. By
way of illustration he mentioned the fact of
the large increase of exports over imports.
The Prcsientd introduced Secretary Sherman,
who also spoke very briefly. 1Fe touched
lightly upon the finances, and predicted that
gold, silver, and grcenbacks will soon be
equal in value.
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The Massacre or wyoming.

At Wilksbarre, Pa, on the 3rd inst. the
opening exercises of the commemoration of
the one hundrcdth anniversary Of the battle
and massacre Of Wyoming took place to-day
with fully 6,0O0 People in attendance. The,
Presidential and gubernatorial party were
met at northumberland at 2 o'clock in the
morning by the reception committee, and
along the route between Northumberland
and Wyoming the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Every station was profuscly decora-
ted and the inhabitants turned out en- mass
to greet the President and bid him welcome.
But few stops were made. At some points
calls for his Excellency were so great that
the President shook hands with as many as
he could, while at other stations he made
short speech, thanking the people heartily
Jor their pleasant greeting.
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Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Embraces under one nagement the Great
Trunk Railway Lines Of the WEST and Noi:TH-
WEST, and. with its numerous Branches and con-
between Chicago and all prints in Illinois. Wis
consi', Northern Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa,
rieS. Its
OMAHA AND CALIFORNIA LINE
s the shortest and best route between Chicago
and 81! points q Northern illinois, Iowa. pakc-
n i Japam ad "yoiE hynsfrali 'GIStao' s oregon chi
Chicago ST. PAUL AND M1NSEApOLls LINE
IS the .;lort line between Chicago and all points
III Northern wisconsin, Minnesota, and for Mad
tson, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, and all
points III the Great Northwest Its
la CROSSE, wlSoSA AND ST. PETER LINE
Is Isl the best route between Chicago and La Crosse,
Peter. New Ulm. and all points in Southern and
Central Minnesota. Its
GREEN BAY AND MARQUETTE LINE
ISthe only line between Chicago and GAINESVILLE,
Nrsa Mateft9wi' Ns' fSnd dH Lag Oshkosh. Appleton,
Houghton, Hancock and the Lake Superior
Country. Its
FREEPoRT AND DUBUQUE LINE
Is the only route between Chicago and Elgin,
rockford, Freeport, and allpoints via Freaport
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE LINE
Is tia old Lake Shore Route, and Is the only one
passing between Chicago and Evanston, Lake
Forest, Highland Park Waukecgan, Racine, Ke-
nOSha and Milwaukee,
PULLMAN PALACE DRAWING ROOM CAIs
are run on all through trains of this road.
This Is the ONLY LINE running these cars be.
tween Chicago and st. Paul and Minneapolis,
Chicago and Milwaukee, Chicago and Winona
or Chicago and Green Bay
Gess sorn Hh are made at Ghca With the
Central, baltimore and Ohio. Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago, kankakee Line and Pan
Handle Routes, for all points EAST and SOUTH.
EAST, and with the Chicago and Alton and Illi.
nOis Central for all points SOUTH
Close connections are also made with the In
Ion Pacific RAILROAD at Omaha for all far West
points.
Close connections ore 5;aHe at junction 10infs
Nth trains of at cross roads.
tickets over this route are sold bV all Common
Ticket Agents In the United States and CanadaS
Remember, you ask for your Tickets via Of the
Chicago Il North Western Railway, and take
none other,
New York Office, No, AS Broadway: Boston
Office, No State Street :Olnaha Office 245 Farm.
ham Street; San Francisco Office; 12l MOntrom.
cry Street Chicago Offices, 81 Clark Street under
Sherman House; Is Canal, corner Madison
Street: kinzie Street Depot corner w. kinzie
and Canal Streets; Wells Street Depot, corner
Wells and kinZie Streets.
For rates or information not attainable from
your home ticket agents, amply to
W. II. STENNETT, MARVIN HUGHITT,
GEN! fass: Agt, Chicago. Gen. Mangr.
Jan. J. l87S-ly.
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News from Dallas, Oregon, states that
a scouting party of IA men, on the south fork
of Day river came upon body OF Indians sup
posed to be 1,400 strong. An encounter
ensucd, but the scouts escaped with one man
killed. A Umatilla dispatch of July 9Th re-
ports fight with Indians at Campos Prairie
One Indian was killed. June Goth Gen. How.
ards advance cavalry was pursuing Indians
in John Days valley. A Van Couver dispatch
Of July 9Th says news from the Indians was
creates great excitement and stir. Every
available man is ordered ont. Major Throc-
morton writes to Gen. Wheaton, from Can
yon City, July 1st, as follows: I have just re-
turned from carrying dispatches to Col. Gro
ver's command. Everything is disorganized.
Indians all around us. We have been Fl ighting
for the last three days. Can't tell how many
are killed, We know of II of our men. We
want help. / have been iu the saddle for
three nights. All business houses are closed.