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THE weather since our last has re.
manned cloudy and chilly with but lit.
Ito rain. As We write old Winter ap.
pears to have entered upon . new
lease Of life.
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e NINTH annual reception Of the
Knights Of Momds at Galveston on
the 18th inst. We acknowledge . CON.
plimentary. 3 aYs7 ,afE" Ftli J
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For SALE.-We have q medium
sized heating stove, bought new only
. few weeks since, which we found
rather small for our purpose aud hence
would sell ut a reduced rate. Call at
this Office. a3'2 y f.f'a'''
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Postage is prepaid on all the aD3ye.
and premiums sent in some cases. For
particulars inquire at this office.
: We will aleo order any of'the above
singly, or any other paper or periodical
at publishers prices, free Of charge. I,
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Me-, PowERs writes rs - follow
from Winona, MINI. We presume
his proposed weather report would 10.
tssestour readers. 4,l
II am keeping . record Of the
weather (at 8 A. ~ and Il you desire
il will at the close Of the month, send
It you for publication. It may be Of
interest 70 some Of your numerous
readers to know what the mercury in.
dioates sixteen or eighteen thousand
miles due North. I should b glad
70 have some friend return the COM
plimsnt by giving the record from
Ssur locality for the ensuing MOUTH
January also If they have u. l will
have both statements published here
and A above this. 'f' ~
Ian not SO unreasonable as to ex-
poet yoa- people to give . record ct B
P. NJ, but I would like it for the cool
or portion of the day"
P.S. Since the above WAS put in
type we have received the following
weather report for January from Mr..
Powers "A' s'f
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b I'VE are prepared 70 club the FREE
PRIss to new or renewing Subscribers
with the following publications 'at the
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The same time with our pAper. In the
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Coon RsADINa.-Ws have for sals
late and back numbers Of, Appleton's,
Lippiacott's, tho Eclectic. Ballcu's,
Physiological Journal and other mag.
asipss; Ill Of permanent % we'll %
present Interest," Also Of Popular
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DR. G. w. BKssoN's CELxaY Axb CAxo-
xILE Pits are prepared expressly 10 cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dys-
peptic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness
aud Sleeplessness, and will cure any case.
Price 50 cts box, 80 pills. postage free.
Sold by all druggists. Office, No. 100. N.
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April 27-ly
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81 VICTIMS Of wssted energies IRE Ne.
stored to youthful vigcr BY Ayers Sar.
saparills. 'e g N.H s9'a'f aph
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WE heat Of = sood deal # siekasss
! mostly colds ressltisg froa the pro-
treated damp, chilly wsathee a,t,a !,
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WE continue to hear golden opin-
ions ftomall sorts Of people" Of our
barber, Mr.. Curtis.
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Early Rose. Early Goodrich and
Jackson White seed potatoes u
IA. sai io.aiffapi,,l la BRlaqs'.
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A ssrs Csre', ser TsPs wssn.
All. Renst's Drug Stoss. No
charges ifhead don't psss. 1,sg.
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TBE drsarinsss Of the weather ID
s.,nl.lyg esq,aaled ~ the dullness Of the
times. n, ,gssI
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TRI SIouiN MuRDEh-At oul
last advisss the jury Of Inquest wa
still In session. No arrests had been
made, but counsel employed By ! sus.
pectsd party. Crest sxcitsmsnt.
Trouble spprshsndsd 10 CASE Of ~.
tempted arrest. A singular state q
afIa,n y rsportsd to The nswspspsrs
sud otherwise. , 49,
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GID & ToM JOHNSON, under the
hrm name and style of johnson &
johnson, have just opened in Major
barbee's building q complete and we'll
selected stock Of dry goods and groce-
rIss, % which they are prepared to Of.
ter inducements to purchasers. They
respectfully invite their old friends
and customers and the public TO give
them call at their new stand.
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CrfsoADs FDsuuoE. -Unfailing, in
fallible cure for all diseases originating
In hillary arrangements, caused BY The
malaria Of miasmatic countr1es' No
preparation Known possesses an eradicat.
ing power over this cIAss OF disease st Ill
companhIe 10 Cli9ord's Rebrifuge. IL y
the M plus dltn Of Aguc remedies.
Sure and sale in ID action, it, gfeat pow
o. 10 peutnlixing maiarious inhusscss h
ooly eoua.ed By its harmless action On
the bod. No diAgressble AFTER e6ects
from thb remedy
!. @. RscaAnpsoG, Prop'r.
Pa ab BY I'll drusgists. 81. Loah
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New Plews, Halls Cha0Paoa!
We offer the above pillow 10 the trade
asa reasonable price. and guarantees
The plow 10 do. - sood If not better
work than any pillow now in this mar.
.et II aid pillow does Dot give en-
tre ntisfactiou, We will take IL back
aad rsfssd the moosy shserfully.
TIVE il . trial before buying any ethsl
plor.
D. r. Coc1xHAu + Co;
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"Life and Labors Of Bishop Mar
vim. BY Dr.. McAnally, for sale q this
Office, price 81 30.
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TaRRE was . contest over, che c&se
Of district and county clerk n Uvalde
county ~ tnd sSnlTaqgft s,'i1
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QUERY: "Why will men smoke
common tobacco. when they can buy
Marburg Bros. Seal Of North Caro-
Una at the same price ?" Feb. ely
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HOME NEWS.
Subscribe for the FACE Pass.
SEE advertisement Of Mr.: Noble Of
tbs head Of Tie river property icraals.

wAsrEp. II want y buy : few good
saddle ponies. !"
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M ern q Dsaslssa JsArsss, b nssusS
ss.s<ss 10 Ills esv Asssivs1- Kssbsr is ssfbsf-
~ ~ sign sbs IN osDs 70 B<us1as1Ba- 1Aess
$1,000 - - 80 sefDssoy rsssDes1 - ssos
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HoFHEIsz HOTEL.
DAN. H0FHEINz, Proprietor,
.. 4. coEssl PLAZA.
San NARCOS. TEXAS.

his ssv ssA 9ssssss Hssss-shs Ssss n usa
30 q sssssssSsssss q - sssssia.e psSsis-
ne s!:sy,sl sssss ere ~ ..esIly sssl - s!,y.
n tabis v1lI - 1gss-slap ~ ~ ss0fsx.
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Has opened q bis old stssd IN ass 1arsss, where
he Will kssp . fall stesk u gseds II bic lie,
and sell - ehssp % the shsapsst.
Dfanales, wines. Whlsky ona Beer
always On hssd snd ssll % physislsss Dssssrfp-
Ne snly.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-05
OBITUARY..
THE RIVER.

VIM. CouIson, Jr.. shipped as clerk Of the
Black Hills.
The date Of the departure OF the Peninah
has been changed from the 9th to the 7,h
Captain a. S. Bryan will command the
Western this season, will, John Hayes In
the Office
The steamer B,ac.. Hills, T. Z. Burleieh
master and Wm. Johnson, ir., clerk, left
this morning for Bismarck with three hun
dred tons OF freight and cabin full Of pas
senscrs.
The steamer Western, A. S. Bryan mas.
ter, and John Hayes clerk, will leave Ysnk-
ton for Bismarck, Butord, Keogh and Gus.
ter, on Saturday evening. The Western has
L full cabin, the best Of conveniences for
passengers and is one OF the fastest boats Of
| the. .Coulson fleet.
Sioux City Journsl. Sd: The peninah
was launched yesterday, nearly the whole
day being consumed in getting her into the
water The smoke-stacks will De put up to
day and she will then be ready for her up
river trip. The work Of loading her will
be commenced at once.
ST. Louis Tins journal, 1st: Capt, Joe
rodd's new aud commnd,ous mountain
steamer Dakctst for Benton direct, departs
May Z. The Dakota is the largest and
fines! steamer, with the exception of the
Montsna, ever built for the Mountain trade.
The passenger accommodations of the Da-
kotl are exceedingly fine. and persons or
families going west should take advantage
of the opportunity now presented.
Capt. Joe Todd, well-known upper
Missouri river boatman, is in command,
and Mr.. w. s. Evans, jr., very correct and
obliging young gentleman, son Of Capt. w.
S. Evans, is in charge Of the office" The
new steamer will arrive here from Pitts
burg about Sunday.
Helena Independent, April sSrh: The
steamer Benton left Bismarck for the hesd
Of navigation on the 10th inst. and will
start from Fort Benton on her return May
"a, ard will he followed weekly by the
Helena and BGtte This is the only line o
steamers on the river that can he relirC
| Passengers can always calculate upon The
re uiurity OF their arrivals and departures
! The fast time made by the Benton and He
LEM, aud their c|cgaat passenger accomme
G0ttons commend ,hrm par,cuisriy 10 tht
/ travelling ,uhic. The new steamer Butte
aei,t hl ihe same cpmpany, has all tine eX
Icgleucies ot the nlhgr two and surpasScs
taem ~ mduy respects.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-05
WASHINGTON.
THE LEGISLATIVE BILL.

Warrington, May 5.-The committee on
appropriations expect to report the legisla-
tive appropriation bill to the senate 'omor-
row. The committee has stricken from the
bill the clause by which the house proposes
TO require the secretary of the treasury to
issue Immediately in payment Of arrearages
Of pensions the ten million dollars legal
tender notes now held as special fund for
the redemption Of fractional currency. The
commilteee also amended the bill so as to
restore the number and pay the senate en-
lAoyes to the present figures. No change
was made in the political sections of the bill.
A FINANCIAL BILL.
Senator Voorhes to-day introduced bill
to amend certain sections OF the revised sta
tutes relating to coinage and bullion ce1tif-
Gates and for other purposes. 1t is substan-
TALLY copy of Warmers bill as reported
with amendments from the house coinage
committee
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FULLER PARTICULARS.

A few minutes before 10 o'clock to-day
the whole town was shaken as If by an
earthquake. Windows were blown in and
sidewalks SO moved that pedestrians were
thrown down. The cause was car laden
with dynamite exploded at the Grand Trunk
freight yard. The wreck beggars descrip-
tion. Underneath the clvramite car hole
several feet deep was sCooped out and the
end of the brick freight shed and portion
of the roof blown down. Several frame
buildings were levelled to the ground, and
long strings Of freight cars in the yard were
utterly destroyed. The business part of the
town is nearly mile from the scene OF the
explosion, but it shared in the disaster.
Valuable plate glass windows were broken
and many others were blown in frames and
all The damage done to property is est-
mated at thousands of dollars. Two rail-
way employees, Frank Lemaine, Of Montreal,
and Thos. Dolan, Of Stratford, were blown
into fragments. The foot Of one was found
5s2O0 yards of. Other persons were injured,
but the extent of the disaster is not yet
ascertained.
DOUBLE MURDER.
Cincinnati, May 5-Samuel Pavey and
his spn, Tavlor Pavey, extensive dealers in
live stock, were shot and instantly killed
near I4eesburr. Ohio, on Saturday night by
John Link. Pave,'s step SOD, Link, who
sutfendered to the MARSHAL states that he
wis engaged IN conve,salion with his
mithcr ~ the gate Of TIE residence, when
The Pnvey's came UP, and silcr some words
: attacked him with clubs, when, 10 save his
life, lie drew his revolver and shot both.
The cause Of the difficulty was the i'll treat
ment by Samuel Pavey of his second wife.
WHO was Links mother.
SHOT HIS FATHERS SLAYER.
Galveston, May 5-A special TO the News
f,om Overton, says AS the congregation was
kayirg the Methodist church yesterday Col
Jared r. Kirby shot dead Jno. Steele. who
j quarrel fourteen years ago killed kcr.
iy's father
Shooting Al AN EDITOR.
Indianapolis. Mal > -L.A evtntngn''nut
so'1lpck George G. Harding. eiiinr of 'hr
Herald entered The residence y. Calvin \
Light. editor ui the Democrat. aud a''cmp,
I'd 10 shont the iatter hecsnsc "l certain
publications. in the Democrat. Light
grnsped The pistol. preventing aa explosion
And holding on until assistance came
when Harding was arrested nnd remained
IN eusiodv unit, an carly hour this morn
ing. ~hcn he hasc bail. AIS 80 this morn
sns be entered Lights rfsec snd drei q
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-05
MUSICAL REHEARSAL! F!
Friday Evening, May 9th.
METHODIST CHURCH.
.-BY-
Mrs. S. L. Whitney and Class.
TRCGR ANNE.


WELCOME Spnng," Song. .......:. Class
NiaId ~ shmr;i Ir;f ...Duct, "Ecossaise chapin
Miss Oesterling. Failing Leaves-Muelier
ii,ra Inuu E.1y I.1r''' Duet, LA Fontain'-Waltz
Alice Wilcox Solo, Morning Glory Lichner
Miss OttO, Song, III BaclO
Jessie Fuller, "Reminiscences De Burgess Smith
Ii',' Nele Morrow ;io,S Duett,........."I Bravo
SECOND PART.
MISS MIS- roois fostering, Duett, Jolly Blacksmith,
Miss Cooley Solo, ''Sophina waltz'-Grohe
Maud Shurtliii. solo. Yes. the Die is Cast
Lily Fuller. lie JuIf Errant "-Burgmuller
Dr Brecht. Song, ..... "Wollin. .''--F. Schubert
Jesse less eI1lI, Fuller Duett, "Marche Brilliant"
Miss Poore..: Madcn'> Prayer-Jean Paul
Miss Otto. Thou Art SO Near and Yet So Far''
Mrs. 5; l.. Whitney, Senate Pathetique Opr ,3
Beethoven.
ADMISSION, Observation-Disclosures 20 Cents
Children under u years. Is cts.
Doors open at half past seven: exercises be-
gin at eight Tickets for sale at the post office.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-05

Harry Ka,z's stock is varied and suitable
for all classcs--workinS men, merchants,
professional men. Everybody can be suit
ed and fitted at prices lower than ever.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-05
PROPOSALS,

OFFICE OF U. S. INDIAN AGENT.l
For the Santee Sioux.
SANTKE AGENCY. Neb., April II. 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS indorsed proposals for
y furnishing supplies for the Fiandreau In
dians and directed to the undersigned at Santee
Agency. Nebraska. will be received until IL
nishing the Flandreau Indians ten uO) yoke Of
oxen, with yokes fourteen "a cows, with calves
by their sides: sixteen hundred u600l brick !;
twenty three Cssl cook stoves aud fixtures !;
eleven ul) cords of wood and list of miscella-
neous articles which may be found at the Office
o! the PRESS S DAKofAIAN and at tile post
Offices af Flandreau and Sioux Falls
All bids MUST be accompanied by certified
check upon the First National bark Of Yankton.
ID. for at least five per cent OF the amount
Of the proposals.
ISAIAH LlGHTNER,
U. s. Indian Agent
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-05

him several times, missing Light but hi.
ting an employee named Gerhard Lizius,
infl citing a serious wound Harding is now
in Jail. Daring the firing, Richard Wa
tcrs, another employee, jaG,ped out of a
window breaking both ankles.
persisted IN THE ATTEMPT.
J. S. Young and Jno. Riley attempted to
escape from Jail bv setting II on fire. The
flames spread rapidly, and both were burned
10 death
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-05
SHERMAN AT HOME.
FIRES.
A CHURCH.

North Adams, Masa, May 5-Ihe Baptist
church was damaged his morning bv fire to
the amount Of Sl5 600; Insurance, 5000.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-05
noARDERs WANTED.

Two per,ngnen, ecardcrs with = good room.
and few table haanicrs can hc accommodated
al Mis-. fntNs's, on Fourth street. between
zine and Mn,heiry
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-05

Milwaukee beer on dranght at George
Browns at five cents a glass.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

EXPLOSION OF NITRO GLYCERINE.
Stratford, Ont, May 5-A terrible ex-
plosion Of nitro glycerinc III the Grand
Trunk freigh,ins sheds killed several men
and destroyed hundred and fifty cars and
the sheds.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-05

A fuil line OF gents furnishing goods Of
all qualities At bottom prices at Harry
ka;&s.
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KlLLEn uIs w1rE. AND u1MsELF,

KILLED HIS WIFE AND HIMSELF,
Bridgeport, Conn, May 5-At New
Preston lin this morning Egbert Cogh.
SWELL while drunk, killed his wife and
himself.
KILLED HIS WIFE BUT NOT uIAsELE
Hudson, N. Y. May 5.-Lewis Coons, Of
Togkan,c. in fit ofjealousy. cut his wife's
throat aud then his own. The woman is
dead hut Cnon's will live. Both were
young, and recently married
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-05

Washington, May 5.-Undcr call Of states
bdll was introduct by MIR Lsdt TO pro
hibit- military interference AT elections.
Referred to the committee 90 Judiciary.
The following is the text ol the bill.
WHEREAS, The presence o! troops at
the polls is contrary tn the sprit oi our IN
slitulions and traditions uf our people ard
tends to destroy toe freedom OF elections
therefore,
Be 1t enacted, &c, That it shall not be
lawtul TO bring employ at any place
where a general or special election is being
held in q state any part OF the army or navy
q! The United States unless such force be
necessary to rcpc, armed enemies OF the
Uultea States or enforce section ot article
of The constitution of the United States
and laws nisj!e in pursuance thereof, on ap.
plicatton of The Legislature or executive OF
the STATE when such force is 10 be used, and
SO much of nll laws as is Inconsistent here
with is hereby repealed.
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THE NEWS.
Terrible Explosion Of Nitro.Gly-
cerine In Canada.
The Legislative Bill, Subjected to
Considerable Committee
TiHhcT:ng.
Bills to Prevent Military interference
With Political Bul!dozers Appear
In Congress To-day.
CONGRESSIONAL,
SENATE,

Washington, May 5--Shortly after as
scmbling consideration was resumed Of the
bill to prevent the Introduction OF con'a-
gious diseases
Mr., Eaton introduced a bill similar to
that in the house 10 prohibit military IN
reference at elections. Referred TO the Ju-
dietary committee.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-05

WALL STREET.
New York, Nay 5.
Money-24@39 per cent.
Goverments--Generally quiet.
Stock-Strong.
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yaNXroN PRODUCE MARKET.

Graham bread u, Jenkinson's
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TELEcaAPHlc BREv,TlEs.
lush FOR THE INDIAN TERRITORY.

RUSH FOR THE INDIAN TERRITORY.
ST. Louis, May 5-Advices from south
east Kansas say that about 1000 men have
gone into the Indian territory within the
past week; aso that rich silver mines have
been discovered just south Of the Kansas
line, and that clains in large numbers are
being registered daily in the squatter's re-
gs,ry Office, two miles from Baxter Springs,
Kansas.
SHERMAN AT HOME.
Cleveland May 5--Secretary Sherman ar
rived at Mansfield this morning. He will
remain few days.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-05

NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, May 5.
WnrAr-4@2 better, rather quiet; No. g
red, for June, $l.l4a.
CoRN-Quiet; 42@44c.
OArs-Quie,; mixed western, 32!@33!.
RYE-Firm.
BARLEy-S,eady.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, May 5.
WHEAr-Irregular lower for some. and
higher for others; 92c3 for cash 93a fol
June and July.
CoRN-Irregular and lower; 33sc for cash
SAGE bidfor June.
OArs-Weak; May, 245c bid for cash
25lc for June.
RYE-4Sc.
| BARLEy--70c. bid.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Nobby driuks.at Jenkinson's.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

vances noted Nutmers gud9e &c; Singapore Pepper lf
l5c; others l44Gl3 Calcutta Ginger odOac Iarsa
l9qa2Oc African Ginger S4a6c' Cloves. 45a50c STEMS
zoe
sTEARINE-Market firm Western. 7i9c city. 1900
sales ttuOoO CITY part within 0ny OF TWO on Pl"o
terms
sUOAR-Refned nmer Cut Loaf l0dlJi-c; Crushed
rnr Powdered and GfauuarUi. luc standard \ -
19at Grades exceedingly strong her quiet ff !"
tsUod Irnlnc CHna ~ sales. 90 nus rAiri.i5,
Us pori spain. Igal &C.. 4.Otu barsets Java. -
TALON Market firm sales. -tr. n, ifat &C
TEA 70 ACTIVE ma kef CONTINUES ~ flll prices 80
lUNal D-kfntucHF qrici unchanged. Lngs '-2@ ''f
Leaf. Pcs seed eli fly active. steluy ssic- IT,.
ISIS Naln. --fd -.'u tn- l-i7 rN- i-iea' li
va.r l49 so IrInrF gauil. 20 s5Nc.' lU oo
l~7- dn.. ie.i bales Havana. r-r- a-i i' ~
WHALt-h.N n E-l.nthef qnrl buf hTnf Archc' = '"'
WlI-kIN -Qlrt. steady aeH - piis, u ID. Ao""o
more fcurf. al-s. oOY 51ls lor l-crmbrr 5uc.
NrDl.-A very nr.l m.rse stu rfpHlIra gen iu'
demands l0pi Will supplies are rap dy hrlhs ~
vance. domestic Fcec's ulu P-ln 50 ana tnd virginia
NM ami PsEoc.. 4fa fjr; NN. Al ql-c. y. 4.. t-c.
80 4. 431tac, No. %. - rtNe- Common. a+"n-
Cou,hlnr ana4Gc New-lork Michigan Indiana anu Nis-
81 90 amon J3gJ5c. .om ing, 3od i5c ieaa VT
and Illinois y. sad rc, Nu. . ofl A-,i 30.
=. 6r tou'nLr 3nr Missouri. he tIcsY lnf ien
urs-ee Nashe Fleece. ine 4je.. sasr F.'ct 500 ,'
80. FAR. 4ua4ac. Inferior and lufrr 551toc. fui'l
Wool. York a full.f 3l13-.; ~uitr tuift
4uaf3e.. Lamhs Pulled. 37G g.. Western super ana fAd
as, Country Extra iacI. 81 80. -up.r tuiie ~
Medium "a a. C0ar.e D. a-J: lhfs. lbf t-c. fhlh'
15a24c: oregon and them states asIeu COMING
average quality, aia.i '"Lnins -. a'r.' aIlIo, 80
ana Iurrv lu1-lc Fan tlp \ J. 1870 &c. Low Graae-
Bury. l30l-s. Texas f4mr Eastern. G4d3uc MeuuAl
Eastern - a5Oci Fine Western - q-,c.