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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-09

I anKLOn. IL ln-
cludes all the latest
novelties in
CLOTHING, c,
HATS & GAPS.
SHIRTS,
WRAPPERS,
DRAWERS,
HOSIERY.
&c., &c.,
which we would
be pleased to show
everybody.
Clothing for Men,
Boys and Children
retailed for cash at
wholesale prices.
Our goods are new.
fashi ably cut
and well made,
a1lu equal In every
respect to custom
work. Good suits
for $500.
Our hats include
all the novelties in
sti&.brinmed and
felt hats. Prices
ranging from 75c
upwards.
Shirts of all quail
tiles and prices,
from SOC upwards.
Hosiery, Gloves,
Neck w ear, Sus.-
penders, &c. in end
less variety at bed.
rock prices.
1t will be to the in
terest of all to buy
their goods from us.
No trouble to show
goods.
Goods sent &. q. y. to all
parts Of the country with Aprivi.
lege Of inspection.
- N-o,>..,-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-09

Hamburg's large line at L. Congleton's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-09

FRESH STRAWBERRIES received
every day. at Browns
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-09
PERSONAL.

A. B. Wilcox and family left this morning
for the east.
H. C. Greene, Of Firesteel, is in town.
He says that many new settlers are coming
into the Jim river valley, and opening up
farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wn. Tobin returned last
evening from their bridal trip, and will
Immediately settle down to housekeeping in
their neat brick dwelling north Of the
Rhine.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-09
HORSE SALE.

ate STYLES Of Hats at l. Piles & Co.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-09

Full line Of Dress Goods at L. Congle.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-11
EOREHGN RORIS

Ar at Shanghai July 20. barque Annie Hall, Nell
son, Nagasaki.
Sid tm Yokohama Aug Ii. ship Henrietta, Blanch-
In port Aug IA, ship Clarissa Carver, Dow, for
San Francisco, ldg.
AR at Hong Hong July %. chip McNear. Taylor,
Newcastle, NSW; oath, Alice Cooper, Humphreys,
Sid July %. barque Neversink Barstow San Fran
cisco; 3lst, Sontag. Simmons, Iloilo.
In port Aug 9th, ship Josephus, Rogers. for San
Francisco.
Ar at samarang July 10, barque Alice, Dyer, from
New York.
Ar at Manila July 18th, ship Bullion, Reed from
Liverpool.
At Bombay Aug 2, ships Reaper. Poole, for London
ldg Fanny Tucker, Roberts, for Liverpool, do; st
James, Smith for Rangoon.
Ar at Gottenburg 4h inst, brig Shasta, Brown, for
United States.
Ar at Genoa Aug 25, brig F Merry. Bradley, from
New York.
Ar at Gibraltar Aug ed. oarque j Fl Chadwick,
Robinson. New York for Cadz.
Ar at Dunkirk Aug 9th, barque Lavinia. Eaton,
New York.
Ar at Falmouth It'll inst ship Franklin, Hassell,
Sid I'm Liverpool sth inst, ship Charlotte W White,
Dyer, Tybee.
Ar at Plymouth 9th inst, ship Gatherer, Thompson,
Shimoneski.
AR at Queenstown sth inst, barque Clara McGil-
very, Walnut, New York.
Ar at Cardenas % inst, barque Com Dupont, Mich
OILS, st Thomas; Acacia, Hickman, Barbadoes; brig
Mariposa, Staples, New York; sch Maggie Dalling
Dalling, Portland via st Jago.
Sid TN Cienfuegos Aug 20, brig Arcot, Small, for
New York.
ar at Matanzas I'd inst, sch Nellie Treat. Dow, from
st John, NIB
Sid Aug 81, sch VIM Wilson. Ward, for North OF
Hatteras
Ar at Nassau, MP, Aug 0, sch Julia Elizabeth, In
raham. Key West (and sailed 9th for Harbor ISL
nd; Abbie Dunn, Martin, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-11
MINOR TELEGRANIS,

There is no yellow fever at Cairo.
Gen. Butler spoke at Worcester last night,
Miss Clara Louisa Kellogg has returned from
Europe.
Modelling, the assassin of Emperor Villa %,
is dead from paralysis of the lungs.
Gov. Williams has issued proclamation set
ting apart Friday as a day of fasting and
prayer for the smitten South.
At Plantagenet Ontario, Monday night,
Francis Lacolle shot his wife and escaped.
The crops in Virginia and Carolina and
Georgia are good, and the people anticipate
revival of business.
BY falling scaffold on a church at Akron,
Ohio, four colored men were injured, one ia
tally.
Reports received at Washington indicate
that the prospects for business from Richmond
to Augusta and Savannah for the fall are very
encouraging.
In New York, Monday, Frank Downing,
aged eight, and Charles Montrose of the same
age quarrelled, and Downing pushed his play
mate into an excavation, causing fatal injur-
ies
William Cook, proprietor of q carriage man
ufactory IN Cincinnati, while endeavOring to
put an intoxicated employe out of the factory
Monday evening, received cut from dirk.
probably fatal.
The mayor of Manchester, England, has re-
celved telegram from the British consul at
No" Orhoone, aehiug help tOr the lever suffer-
ers The mayor publishes an announcement
that he will be glad to cooperate with any
merchants or other citizens
Over 600 bodies have been recovered Of per-
sons drowned by the disaster to the excursion
steamer Princess Alice in the Thames. The
majority We're recognized. Eighty-three bodies
not identified were buried at Woowich Mon
day.
1t is stated that an old m an, Alexa er Stew
art, OF Proctorsvllie, w., claiming to be cous-
in of A. I. Stewart has brought suit to OBJ
tain share of the estate, and that Mrs. Stew
York
President Hayes is unsparingly criticised by
SoutberDers IN Washington for not being at
nus post curing inns season of yellow fever dig
tress. They claim that in the present emer-
geDcy when government aid is necessary, the
President should be at the seat OF government
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-11
YELLOW FEVER.
AnOusbrsnk nj senatahia,

An Outbreak Mt senatsbia.
GRENADA, Sept 10.-Ths fever has broken
out at Senatoba Miss. There are over thirty
cases. The alarm reported very great. Citizens
are preparing to abandon the city.
FriShtful Situation of Memphis
NEW YORK, Sept 10. - Physicians of the
Howard corps at Memphis report All new
cases the past six hours. The situation is
simply frighttul. They fnd more sick than
they can attend to. In the most thickly settled
portions of the city there is not single drug
store open land great difficulty is experienced in
getting prescriptions filed. In accordance
with the determination of the citizens to force
the people to leave the city, no ratons were
Issued yesterday except 10 persons who had
sick ones in the family. A procla nation will
be pu olshed to-day, notifying the public that
camps will be formed and those who expect to
receive rations must take up their residence
there until the city is free of the fever.
Specials say that Memphis physician de-
clares that there are over 1000 cases of fever in
that city aud three out of four will not
recover. Hundreds die without medical care.
MEMPHIS, Sept 19.-At an early hour this
morning rain commenced falling aud kept up
necessarily to noon. SO deaths reported to
nooD, making lis since yesterday noon.
Among the number is John !. Connolly,
Photographer.
Rn Mobile.
MOBILE, Ala, Sept 1O.--There was one
death last evening from yellow fever. 1t is
pronounced as imported by the board of
health No other case is rep >rted.
At Port Gibson.
PORT GIBSON, Sept 10 There has been ATS
cases of yellow FEEDER up to date and 88
deaths.
At Holly Springs.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Sept. 10 There has been
IA deaths in the last "a hours in the town and
suburbs, but only four new cases. Weather
rainy, cold and gloomy.
At Lake,
LAKE, Miss, Sept. 9.-There are IS cases
of yellow fever here With deaths. Five new
cases today.
VIcKsBURG, Sept. 10-Weather clear and
warm; thermometer 500; indications of fever
decreasing in new cases, but the mortality is
fearful Deaths yesterday 46, today IL, includ
ing j, w. Alves, who came here three weeks
ago. Bishop Eler's condition is more favorable
today.
CANTON, Sept. 10.-rotal number of cases
to date 248, deaths 3S; new cases last "a hours
80, deaths 1. The mum Der of cases are in
Al New orieaus.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10-The mortusry re-
port for the week ending Sunday, D. M,
shows the total deaths to be 65S, of which 5S4
were from yellow fever; 569 were white and 16
were black; 305 were children, $50 natives of
Louisiana and 81 of other states. Fifty three
starving Cinnamon were discovered in the Sec
ond district Monday. They had been engaged
to work on lice farm, but the owner became
panic stricken and refused to receive them.
The fever has spread fearfully in the St. Vim
cent Asy lum, containing 200 infants. More
than half of these are attacked. The weather
is clear, the mercury standing at 800. The
death list includes 81 minors, 10 being under z
years of age The tow boat Harry Wright left
this evening for Pilottown with one doctor
and four muses.. Twenty-seven cases have oc-
CURED there and five deaths.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-11

EUROPE.
The Emperor Williams Speech TO the
kcichslng,

The Emperor Williams Speech TO the
Rcichsiag.
BERLIN, Sept. 10-The speech from the
throne was read by Count Stolberg Wsrnige-
rode at the opening of the Reichstag Yesterday.
1t Is stated that Immediately after the first at
tempt upon the Emperor life the federal gov
eminent became convinced that the crime was
due to the iutlueDcs of sentiments propayated
far and wide by agitation which aimed at uu-
dermiDing the laws of the state and society,
After referring to the rejection of the first bill
in the Reichstag for the arrest of machinatious
which imperilled the common interests of the
country, the federal government thinks now as
formerly, that extraordinary measures are re-
Quired to prevent the further extension of the
already widespread evil, and to pave the way
for its extinction, and the measures should
preserve the Lit 3rty of the citizens in general
and only prevent the abuse of liberty by
which pernicious socialist agitation threatens
the foundations of life and all culture. The
speech expresses q confident hope that the
deputies will not refuse the means of giving the
Empire the same security from internal, as it
already enjoys from external attack.
The Liberals are not much pleased with the
speech. which they regard as partly an indict-
ment against themselves.
The Austrian Occupation.
VIENNA, Sept, 10-Probably the Austrans
will not ATTEMPT to occupy Mitrontz, aud Now
Bazaar this year. Adviees from Belgrade state
the insurgents have fortified the banks of river
Save and fire upon Austrian steamers even
when conveyed by gunboats. Belina is now
strongly entreched. CAMP has resolved on
desperate resistance.
KLINE Takes by the Anstriaus.
VIENNA, Sept. 10-The Both Austrian divis-
ion on Sunday captured Kljue on the river
Sauna, after stubborn engagement in which
they lost 260 men in killed and wounded. Gen,
Szapany announced that the insurgents, in an
engagement he had with them Thursday lost
600 men.
Sscialistic Conspiratsrs.
PARIS. Sept 10.-Le Temps states that the
authorities have document proving the exist
ence of an inter-nationalist propaganda aud
they inteud to prosecute the persons arrested at
the recent Socialist Congress for connection
Herewith. The National says the project of
the Seine has reported to the ministers in favor
of a Paris municipal loan Of 65,0000 600 francs.
Deficit iu Hollands Revenues.
THE HAGUE, Sept. 10.-The East Indian
Budget shows a deficit of 10000, 900 forius,
whereof 100000 were expended in the Achee-
nese war. The Budget estimates the coffee
crop at $4,000 peculs and the salable price at
AS cents (Dutch) per half kilOgramme.
The Paris e. posificn.
PARIS, Sept. 16.-The receipts of the Paris
Exposition for entrance TO the 4th of Septem-
Der amounted to 7,412, 219 francs.
Crete "a nd the Porte.
ATHENS, Sept 10.-Ahmed Mouktar Pasha
has invited the Cretan assembly to send repre-
sentatives to Constantinople to negotiate with
the Porte. The Cretans accepted the invita-
finn
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-11
Surry-Joseph T. Hinckley.
Lamoine-Davi ID. Hodgkins.

Surry-Joseph T. Hinckley.
Lamoine-D David ID. Hodgkins
KENNEBEC-entitled to 10.
Augusta-Geo. E. Weeks, Peleg 0. Vckery.
Clinton Alfred Wegn,outh.
Rome-ThOm0S s. G0uLder
Vienna Saunders Morriil.
Waterville-Geo. W. Goulding,
Vassalboro-Orrch Harris.
Farmingdale-Dauid WING.
Gardiner-William f. Richards,
China-FrdnciS Jones.
MOnmouth-Seth w. Martin.
Chelsea-Wm w. Hankerson
Winthrop-Eiliot Wood.
KNox-entitled to 8.
North Haven-Albert G. Beverage.
Rockland-J. S. Willougbby,
S. RICE Supported by Repubcans.)
H0pe-Mites d. Dreamer.
Observation-Disclosures WILSON,
Friendshp-ALEX WINCHEsBACu
Warren-W Warren Hills
LINCoLN-entltled to 6.
Newcastle-Austn Hall
Jefferson-Alired Richardson,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
- FEYLOR.
- CUNNINGHAM.
- DODGE.
- REED.
oxFoRp-entided to 8.
Fryeb1rg-E. c. harrington.
Pais-David N. True.
Bet hel-ChaS. L.. Douglass,
Hanover Winfield ). Howe.
HIam-S. A. Wadsworth.
Norway-Lovejoy,
Buckfeld-Irish.
Hartford-Hersey.
PIsoATAoUIs-entitled to 3.
Parkman --IresOn Briggs.
FOxcroft B r Hammond,
Milo-Isdac W. Hanscom.
soMERsET-enttled to s.
Harmony Gilbert LaWton.
Faified-E j. Laurence.
SkOwhegan III. s. Steward.
Pittsfeid- Oh ise.
PENoBsCoT entitled to 49,
Brewer-William P. Burr.
Bangor-GoRHAM l.. BoYNToN, c. r BROW n
Amos Pickard.
Orono-H N. TrateDortky.
Oldtown-J. f. Robinson.
Newport-OHUer %. Chapman.
Hampden-Joseph w Higgins.
Hermon-ALBERT HALL,
sAGADAHoc entitled to 4.
Topsham james Barron.
Richmond-J W. Spaulding.
WOolwich-John A StinsOn.
Bath-John H. Kimban.
wALDo-entitled to 8.
Broob s-lMartin B Hunt.
BurDham albert S. Higgins.
Stockton-D S. Simpson.
Prospect-Michaet Z. Haley.
orthport-Roscoe J. Hurd.
Belfa,t-Geo. r Wallace.
Winterport-Ritchse.
Freedom -Lamson.
YoRK-entitled to is.
Cornish-A. G.. Andreps.
Saco Geo. Parcher.
- Chas Mou,ton, ID.
Limington@ tom S. Stanley.
Buxton-James Meserve.
Kittery-Dennis NJ Shspleigh.
Altred-John T. Hall.
Newfeld Chas e. Pinkham.
BiddefoId Harlan Taylor, Joshua Moore.
- Staples
- Home
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-11
Encouragement. fer t,,e FeebIs.

So long as the failing embers ofyitaty are capable
of being re-kindleded into warm and genial glow,
just so long there is hope for the weak and emacia
ted invalid. Let him not, therefore, despond bu
derive encouragement from this and from the further
fact that there is restorative most potent in renew
ing the dilapidated powers Of broken down system
Yes. thanks to its unexamped tonic virtues Hostel
ter's Stomach Biters is daily Teviving strength in
the bodies and hope in the minds of thu feeble and
nervous Appetite, refreshing sleep, the acquisi ton
OF flesh and color, are blessings attendant upon the
reparative processes which this priceless invgorant
speedily initiates and carries to successful conclu-
sion. Digestion is restored the blood fertized and
sustenance afforded to each DEMONSTRATING organ by
the Bitters, which is inofensye to the feminine
palate, vegetable in composition, and thoroughly
SAFE Use it, and regain vigor! se9eod&wiw
CONGRESS" the Oldest and largest selling baking
powder in New England owes its success to its puri-
ty, and the good luck that every cook has when
using Congress in baking.
Dyspepties can eat warm biscuits made from Con-
gress Yeast Powder without distressing them.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-11
The Presidential Party.

MADISON, Wis, Sept. 1O.-This was another
gala day for the Presidential party. There
were vast crowds of people, music and cannon,
speaking and Misunderstanding The President
stands the fatigue better than any other of his
companions: At Lake City last night at mid
night. the President ado ressed the assembled
people and went through the inevitable hand
shaking, while the rest of his companions
were buried in slumber. Upon arrival here the
party were received by large concourse of
people and escorted to the Park Hotel.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-11
Domestic Markets.

y NEW YORK, September 10-Evening Cotton is
dull and unchauged sales 662 bales; Middling up
lands at 1l5 forward deliveries opened a points
higher and closed with advance lost. Flour-l3,4i4
bbs without decided change and in some Instances
lower, more scive sales $4,000; No 2 at % a 25;
Superfne Western and State at 80 a so; COM
mon to good extra Western and State at 4 90 "a
4 80; good to choice Western and State at 80 G0
So common to choice White Wheat Western ex-
ira at 10 @ rs: Fancy White Wheat Western
extra at 50 q 90; common TO good extra Ohio
at 90 a 5 60 common to choice extra st Louis at
% g go; Patent Minnesota extra good to prime at
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-11
NoRFoIK-Ar It'll. sch H Ingraham. Kelley.

NoRFoLK--Ar 7th. sch D II Ingraham, Kelley.
Rockland.
Cid It'll, sch zeta Psi Francis. (From Philadelphia)
for Jaguayra and Porto Cabelio.
BALTIMORE-Ar 9th. sciis Eva May, McDuffie,
and Mary ID Ireland, Corson. Kennebec.
Cid 9TH sch John Bird, Smith Portsmouth.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 9th, ship Agenor, Lincoln,
Cid 7th. sch Grace Andrews, Andrews, Boston.
Below, sch Seth III Todd.
Ar 9Th sch W Rowe, Whttemore, Providence
Maggie j Lawrence, Haley, Kennebec; Seth M Todd,
Norwood Calais.
CID 9TH sch Nellie Chase. Randall, Saco.
ar at Delaware Breakwater 9th inst, Darque Ocean
Pearl. Henley. from Leghorn.
men; schs Lizzie Heyer, Poland Pensa cola 20 days;
Sak, Sherman, Machias Deaatt. Farnbam,
Baracoa; Helen King. Aylward. Windsor, Ms;
M j LaughtOn. Hallowell, do; Orlando, Rowland,
and Elias Ross Lewis Kennebec; Mary b Smith,
Maoney, ThomastOn; ID Clifford, Goth. Richmond;
Brunette Rich Bucksport; OREGON. Church, Pitts
ton; Gao Il Bent Allen, and l. Bur llngame, Burl-
ingame. Kennebec; George Savage, Lowe, Wareham;
julia, Perry, Woods Hole.
Cid 9th briggs Ceaves, Cummings. New Ha-
ven; NJ Merritt, Bowden. Cabarier,; sch Bertha j
Fellows Smith, st Stephen, NIB.
Also cid 9Th, ship Ne Plus Ultra. Borden, London ;
barque Nina Sheldon, Bgley Genoa; brig Maria w
Norwood, Mcguire. Dunkirk; scbs Arena, Plummcr,
CaibaIien; spartel, Haowell Boston;
Sid 9th, brig Il Williams tor Cienfuegos.
Passed through Hell Gate 9th. oaraue Esther, BEN
jamin for Bristol, e; Schs Bow. Haskell. for Bos-
ton; Ontario, Lunt, and PhnaDthTopist, CHM, do I;
Bangor, Unworthy, for Lynn.
In Harris Island Roads 9th, barques Archer and
8 W Holbrook, for Portaud Bonnie Doou, for Bor-
deax Teekalet. for L'Orent; brig Julia Haskell.
Tor Boston; sch Mabel HaD, and sixty others, bound
east.
NEW HAyEN-Ar It'll, sch Lucy Wentworth, Has.
kell. Calais.
PROVIDENCE AR 9th. schs Aldanah Rokes,
Rhodes, Cow Bay; Porto Rico, Armstrong. Bangor.
Cid 9th. sch Fair Dealer. Dodge. Ellsworth.
| APPONAUG-Ar 9TH, sch VIM Boardman, Rich
| ardsop, Calais.
wICKFORD-Ar 7th. sch vashti R Gates, Stanley
| Calais.
FALL RlvER-Ar 9TH, sch Margaret, Clark from
Philadelphia.
| VINEYARD-HAvEN-Ar eth, sch Frank Barker,
Coggins, New York for EastDort
Ar Sth, schs Mary Means, Parker Port johnson
for Salem; Grace Gushing, Mosber Weebawken for
Gardiner: E D Nash. Perry, Bristol for Portsmouth
| EDGARTOWN-ar 9Th, sch W Freeman, Rogers
| New York for Boston.
| BOSTON-Ar 9Th, schs Nellie Grant Jordan. and
| Saginaw, MeMahoD, Ellsworth; Charlie Steadman
| HinckIey, Gardiner
| AR 10TH scbs Ariosto, Elwell, Rockland; Carssa
Story, Simmons, Bangor.
Cid 10th, scbs Aneroid Talbot. ChaIlest via Ken
| nebec: Thos Stone, Pitcher, Woods Hole; Nellie
| G Paine, Fisher, Kennebec Almeda, Smith. fol
| Windsor. Ms.
| Sid 10th. barques Evanell. and Brunswick.
| SALEM-Ar 6tb schs Warrenton. Sellers Bangor
| Ringleader, Smith, do; joachim, Gilkey, Belfast fol
| New York.
| PORTSMOUTH-Ar 7th, sch Ella Frances, Bulger
| Cow Bay, CD.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-11
POLITICAL.
New York Politics.

New York Politics.
NEW YORK, Sept. Decentralization specials
| say it is now pretty well settled that no i'm
portant changes among Federal officials in
| New York state will Re made before the No.
| vember election. The President stated recent.
| ly that he was determined to know nothing of
factional contests in the Republican party.
| He denied that the administration was labor
ing for ConkliDg's defeat or that any Of its re-
movals or appointments in New York had that
end in view
New Ham csIire Republican Convention
Gen. Matt Head Nominated for Cover
nor.
CONCORD Sept. 1O.-Delegates to the Repub-
ican state convention assembled in Phenix
Hall this forenoon. Hon. Charles Ell. Burns of
Wilton was made president with the usual list
of vice presidents. Mr.. Burns on taking the
chair made very long speech, chiefly devoted
to the defence of the record of the Republican
party. The committee on credentials reported
7l5 delegat present A resolution in relation
to the equalization of taxation was presented
by Mr.. Ordway and referred to the committee
on resolutions
The convention then proceeded to nominate
q Candidate for Governor. Matt Head of Hook.
sett received 4l2 votes and was declared the
nominee amid great cheering. The nomination
was made unanimous. General Head made
short speech, returning thanks for the nomina-
ton.
Messrs. Conn, Milard and French were nom
mated for railroad commissioners.
The resolutions promise hearty support to
the administration in all just measures; COM
mend the management of the national tinan-
ces demand that the public faith be kept and
the public debt be paid, principal and interest,
according to the spirit OF the law; denouncs all
efforts 10 delay specie resumption, and to in-
fate the currency by issue of Irredeemable
paper; declare that the Presidents title must
not be trified with, and that there is no further
use for the Potter committee; favor equal tax
alton and ten hours for days labor; welcome
the temperance reform AID extend sympathy
to the smtten South.
Penus, lyania Grsenbncaers Disagree.
SCRANTON, Sept 10-The Green baok-Labor
parry OF LACK awauna county, Pennsylvania, at
a special convention yesterday, ignored the
Gfeenback delegates and nominated full
county ticket. Tbs result is feud between
the Greepback and Labor factions, which
threatens descriptions of the new party in its
strOnghold
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-11
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Cld 9Th ships Sintram Waite,
Havre; M Grace, Wilbur. New York; baroue En-
ma Beal Bailey, cork via Pacific islands.
SEATTLE, O-Sld 3Oth, ship Ell Dorado HAYDEN,
San Francisco.
Barker: Bath; bareue Fannie j Mcclellan, Mcclellan,
from Almeria.
PENSACOLA-Ar 18th, brig Akbar, Thompson,
Aspinwall.
JACKSoNVILLE-old ith, sch Harbinger, Went
worth, New York.
TYBEE, GA-Ar It'll inst, ship Southern Rights,
Beard, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-11

WATERTowN, September 1O.-Beet Cattle-re-
ceipts 1868 head. There is Increased activity in
the market for Cattle occasloned bv lighter supply
from the West: sales OF choice at so a 49, extra
at 12l q Is; first quality at 20 a 90; second
quality at 5 IS q 6 90; third quality at SO q 90.
Store Cattle, Working Oxen per pair at 800 a 165
ch Cows and Calves at S25 a So; tarrOw Cows at
$40 "a S25; Yearn5s at 81 a $l5.
Sheep and Lambs-recepts 914 head The de-
cline of last week not full regained but better teel-
ing noticed with quicker sales; some lois there
was advance of 4c y lib; sales in lots at 81 a each
extra at % a 25, or from q q &c " ID; Spr ng
Lambs at 81 q sac P fb; Veal Calves q &c.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-11
California Mining ssocir,.
Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, September -Hogs-receIpts of $500
head shipments 1900 head; market quiet; Philadel-
phia's at4 20 a 35; Bostons at 90 a 10; light at
1904 90: mixed at 3 80 a 3 60.
Cattle-receipts 4. 300 head shipments 400 head !;
market shade better and more active; good shipping
Steers 10 q 80; butchers are in better demand
Cows 40 a 90; Western Cattle steady'at 10 "a
4 80; Texas firm at 80 a 3 3d.
S6eep-receipts 900 head; good quality in strong
demand for export at 80 q 5 20.