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cnrrON MARKETs.

LIVERPOOL July l8-l29O p. motion hrmer MID
Sa e. ncaaz loo balss Tor specaiaon and export. Re
cspJs $500 sales including Loo O2is Nhefiean tnt
saT asavrry do July and august delivery e,d
aad delivery, 6s5d; DO October "nd November de-
Low Mddng clause November and December leliyery ISL
,ni5 s1o me-, american Fnnres-Uplands Low Mid
ding clause Seotsmbe- and October delivery III -,
lands NEEDING clause Juy and august deiLysry SOL
DO ADJUST and september delivery b's e also 's, co
ped November sal 20 sd d. New crop shipped
AI6sr Jny 81 ottoL quiet and easy; MidGnnz Ils4c
Low Nlddlng &c; Good Ordinary. lhc receipts. ~
Oi51 SLrEoss, Juis i6-cstton-NOtning doing; Mednr
Disc Low Nddluc lI7s Good Ordinary, &c; gross
receipts as bales exports Great Britain S45 bales STOCK
boston July ls-cottou qulesi .ddine, l2te. Low
MGIIng zoe. Good Ordinary nc, net receipts w
e'g,Rl rsTos IHy iG-Cotton dull nominal; MidIBg
l1',ei Los madng u &c, Good ordnar1' l''c.' net
CTSSiSyArL July is-Cotton quiet Middng II 7sci Low
s a4saT 50 5sles sales. bales stock issS Das
GALVESTON July laCottoa quiet alddanS ~ sG 10y
bales: sales 10 bales stock. % bales;
MEMPHIS JAY l6-CoJon auet Ahdnng IL Sc recelpts
10 bales shipments $50 bales sales 20 oaes Stock So%'
NOZZLE. July l8cotton nominal; Midding, 1l'c. Low
B @issIi Soc 9.l6s bales
SsaomzASs Igy l6colgon gniet Nidd lin IL nc
20 bales exports 9ss 6aes sales 400 bales
SoRsoLK July i6-Cotlon quiet, nothing doing; Miqdng
l2c rscepts 20 bales exeors coast"ise 81 oaie'
' Psi t ADJ July 1s-cott9n quiet; Midrg 129c
bales grrss 05 bales exports Great Britain l29 bales
'ales aGer s. Gae3 sSSAi AM go09 21 1Iz Low
Midung II ~ good Ordinary Il Aci net receipts 80
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
FALL RIVER Mass. July 1G-w1th very little demand.
quotations weakened and small sales OF 6tx64 CLOTHS
-
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA July lespanish gold. 2l2La2l21. Exeeanse
an but firm United states 90 DAYS gold 4HV pre-
mum short sight DO. 9l2dl0 premium oD Lonion Zpaa
2Oa premium PARIS 61die premium sugar active ana
firm Muscoyado sugars to Fair o. db reals SOlu,
per arIOse sugars, NOS 70 H. osGo'4 resAs
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was considerable activity Red July sold az 81 1872
DO, August q i2hssl i2s do sep smber o. ~ aaoo1
lower; no Red september sold at 81 ll5s No. Rsd
July 81 Is = bid 81 Jss asked August III lZh bid 81
ski S ssg 81 p .E rye tea y sales q senn.yvsna
81 Corn less inquiry part OF the late advance wss
in grain depot isa5Oo; yellow DO 5oc sail in elevator
"a The nominal quotation for cargo lots OF san As rs
t5e free on o2ard AZ me 0pe9 soara rst s nnerg g
prices fraction lower october sold ~ 4Bc s Mixed yuy
44tc did and t47 asked AoEus 49, d and Abe asked
46c asked Demand fallen OF prices nst 80 hrm
Western Mixed 81 a3so stained. Ssd3s2e; Far and GOO
the Open B1ard-Corn hrny held; 3Sac bid anc fOc
askedf NO WHITE Julg 33c bid and $50 asked Angnsti
S8Sc bid and 55c. asked september Provisions da brs
Citr aess s2; Hams, si9ds2U. Pork-Mess $40 ISnsll
Extra Prime - 5r9ss 70 Hams,smoSei lOt1ii &c; IN
tickle. "a clear kio sides, smoked odosci
in alt ~ shoulders in salt 4d4 &C. 10 Picklod,
Sci 40 smoked 4a,djo. faraWestern, nerces b4G5 Sc
die Bradford county and NewYork Extra lt9l5"i West
Reserve Extra llAl3c. DO. Good 70 Choice olnc.
Rolls quiet PennsvlvGnIs Extras. SGlOc western Heserye
F1tras saiOc Eggs steady; Choice Fresh Pennsylvania
1912 western "a ilc Cheese tendih upward New
YOrx c0ry Western sui Creams y 10 COOL
"a C. Come dull Rio 1eel39,c Laglayra "a sugar
strOug 6sSDSc for Far - Good kenninE esnpe5 -.
ship Sesfs-Nothiig doing Feed dull and nnaiered
Petroleum nominal Cases sac; Refined. 6ci crude &C.
81. LoUIs JaIy lg-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
Irregular generally lower No Red Fall,
cash 9s19sAc, July 500 ~ &C. closing al 80 g az
d95sc. cash Corn dI az a &c bid cas1 and Juy $780,
August B3aad8Sec September. Oats dul and lower AZ
zoe cash 9yioc M Tnlv. 24San24lc August Rye duh
bid Whiskey firm 4 81 %. PORK stesiy at
50 ~ free board on tue EAST SIDE Bqk beats aa ana
Receipts 80 900 bush Corn. 25 OoO hqsh Oa.s 81
600 bush, Rye 1000 bush shpmenr~-Wheat e4OoO
bush. Corn, 10000 Oushi oats 20O0 bush; Rye 1000
WisnyGroy " C.. July Is.-spirits Of Turpentns 26hc,
downward tendency. Rosin hrm stranet . ~ -
Good strained II 1874 Crude Turpentlae sleady Hadd
u yellow Dip 81 30 Virgin, az 10 Tar nr1n AZ eOc.
'yTn fea dy
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financial.
CHARTER FOR SALE.

ono OF the most existence IL offered
for sale 10 close trust
Among the exceptional rights IL confers ares
]. Perpetuity Of Corporate LIFE
q Unlimited night to acquire bold and deal In Real
Property.
g. Unlimited right 10 acquire hold and deal in every specfes
only the right 10 issue Its oW rotesn
circulate money.
Unlimited right to carry every species of lawful
business.
g. Unlimited hight % ax tolls and charges.
Unlimited right consolidate with other corporations.
Unlimited right upon terms prescribed
By its directors
Absolute right declare stock paid up on any terms
agreed 10 with shareholders
.. Absolute exemption Of Shareholders from al personal
Inability expressy -sssumed by them individually.
TO- Tho right e. change the name al any cms
upon terms
II. Special exemption from taraton.
For particulars and terms address,
J. HARPER RIGBY,
p o. Box 3.44s. New.York City.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH


BUFFALO July l6-CArrLE- Receipts to-day 20TS head
making total for ths thus far A45 head against
950l head Tor the Tune last week receipts CONSIGNED
compare favoraby with last week fair sh ppng
demand shippers steers at 81 2uGs4 81 Choice,
+5de5 L. Butchers stesrs, IS 73aS Cows and Heers,
sass - Bulls ~ p 9b2 50.
-uEEP AND Receipts today. $500 head mastne
TIE total Tor thus far, 1880 head against $500
head Tor The same time last week receipts consigned
through 80 cars market dull demand nght sales 0i FAR
Good Clipped Sheep, 80 4Oas5 9Oi Best "A Ioi Lambs
quofabl- rs no 80.
the week 1870 head Against 1881 head Tor the
receipts consened thfuuth 81 GERS
market dull ana declining Yor4ers SIS JOfs4 To- sled u
Heavy 81 900s4 % light Grassers - 90 cars q"
remain unsOd prospects unfavorablc.
July l6.-HOGs-fteceIpt-, 1000 head ship
ments, 1900 dul and oweri Mixed 80 ZOG
10; Iaght. dSf O5 Choice Heavy, - 1O0S3 20
iSh Philadephas firm, but closed weak many Mixed lett
go -,
plenty. aud easy. u "a sOaso 20 FAR 10 Good
shipping slow. 50 Jyds4 90 Butc4er' nat Cows,
81 fjdS3 Bulls s2Gs2 80; Texans in light supply, anu
holders nrmer, al ~ 309sA
SHEEP-firIer
ST LOUIS. July I6-HOGs-Steady Workers 70 Balti-
mares 50 sUGS3 30 shipping SO 65Gs5 80; Heavy
shipping 25ds3 % receipts, $500 head; shipments
Il, 600 head
CArTis-Steady Choice Heavy shipping steers,
Light, 81 4p0St % Grass Texans Sass
Inrians - 250s3 LII C0OradOs s3 5Oas4 80 Grass
Natives. IS 50Gs4 lZ2; receipts ZsOO heal shipments
400 head . - -o..., n -.
ceipts, 900 head shipments 200
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MIsceildncons.

JAMAICA West Indies-Parties wishing infor-
81 nation on the subject Jamaica Winter CLIMATE
CURE will apply by letter 10 T. II. CHAMPhIN, NJ ID,
Mouni ain House Hudson, 10 JAMES CECIL
PaILLIPPO. NJ. D., Kingston. Jamaica
DATENTS, TRADE MARKS, CAVEATS.
Il MUM 4 CO. 81 PARK Row New.loLk PIopIletors
solicitors Patents Handbook Patents with ull dirce
tons and advice. sent tree.
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RICEs or MINING STOCKS.
VI - - UH.-Nas

Of ST.. ue'i"io' wv i''Hu
government bonds We're much less active but
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Business Chances.

NOTICE TO HOTEL KEEPERS.-The Foun-
~ tain COMPANY Of Baltimore and operating
The Carroll TON HOTEL. desire TO RENT TIE same 10
responsible who will buy the furniture The Hotel s
mOdern arranged furnished IN ciiv OF
ants the best class business IN the city,
presents opening % the right ma1 For further
Information apply by letter or personalyto
T. LARRAB BEE. President,
F. W. COLEMAN Manager.
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TUE BASK FoR SAVINGS, :,

NO. 81 BLREcKgh,sr, NEw.Yogk. July 0, 1873.
rNHE BOARD of TRUSTEES have TINS day
declared interest uuder provisions OF the
bylaw six ending the 3Oth June a. fol-
lows.
At the osFIVE PER CENT annum on all sums %
collars under hundred dollars, and ~ OUR
PR all amounting 10 i've hundred dollars
and upward, payable and after the THIRD MONDAY.
being the 2lst. OF this mOut0.
This il carried t 10 the credit OF deposors
principal the lst ssnt where IL stands exactly a.
IL win entered the Tassb0Oks any time when re-
qured. on and after the 2lst instant
GEORGE CABOT WARD. Secretary.
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). BOXERS BrrrERs.n The Best stomach

.. BOXERS BTTrERS.n The Best stomach
ID Biters known unequalled for their medicinal prop
critics am for their hneness cordial Beware OF COULTER
feis limitations sImiry pat up For sale BY druggists
merchan and l. FlN AZ u sole AGENT
Is John ST.. New.York Post Ofice box lO29
III DUMMY ENGINES at PRIVATE SALE.
- A --rhe Nsw.York Elevated Eallroad Comnany VIII
sell at private SAL either together separately heiooSins
four wheeled dummy engines
-Four ED1nes 7xl0 cylinder wheel 81 inch- weight about
TWO En zines 7xlO cylinder wheel SO weight about
I3 0OJ pounds. , a.. -.
about "A 600 pounds a.. . a..
Four of these engines stored al 3Shsi ana Sdaye
ready for immediate revery Tue remaining seventeen can
be delivered about the LIST Of August next
Ear fytber Tieuars a a. inquire the undersigned.
~ 'N'''- Mr. n. KING. Room -.
General New-York Elevated i1aAfosA SOupAf Ne"
York broadway. June a. 1879
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5aplnss Banks.

CEAMEN'S BANK for SAYINGS, Nos. "a and
- 76 Wal stThe Trustees have ordered Tat INTEREST
deDOsOrs emit led thereto he SIX tbs end
ing 3uth follows Of $500 and under IL the
rate ~ FIVE PER Cent per InnuI, and exceed
Ing $500 the OF FOT PER CENT
able Of and after MONDAY. 2lst inst.
The Interest viii be credited depostOrs AZ principal
JOIN Il. BOYSTOS see. MM. II. MACY President
New-YorS, July 10. 1873
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OFFICE or TIE MERCANTILE Trust COMPANY,
No. 100 BROADWAY V. Y
4 Ii HOLDERS of REAL ESTATE MOkT-
"A GAGE BONDS guaranteed by the MERCA MILE
TRUsT COMPANY, maturing on he 81 day Of february
1890 will De paid prncpS with accrued interest on
presen tatiOn Of said bonds at the Compauy,s ohce
T.. T.. MONTGOMERY. Treasurer.
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NorR-The shipments from Buffalo by railroad July H.
amounted only 300 bushels instead Of l009, 500
bushels as reported BY telegraph.
AT CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,.
Receipts. shDments
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Dipi0en0 Notlces.

OFFICE CIIEISs' issuance CoyPAsY !
No. los BROADWAY, NEw-N OK. ylly 3. lS7st
A DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CENT n the
~ capital stock and THREE AM HALF PER CENT
- b A. WALToN. secretary.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riper. Vesse,s anf R1aroufL

WEDNESDAY, July 16. 1878.
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Tho BOARD Of DIRECTORS OF this Company have this
dav declared a DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT on It's
capa stock of 600 0O1 II lis
month OF June 1873 transfer books VIII be
closed D. the 18Th. and The divide III Will be payable
ri the O1ice Company and TIE 10Th inst
JOHN T. GRAHAM.
nd Treas
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TOLEDO. PRoEIA AND WARSAW RAILWAY CoNrAETl
OFFICE OF TUE PURCHASING COMMITTEE
THE PURCHASING COMMITTEE gives
that and alter MONDAY, July 81 1879, The
Farmers' Loan and Trust COMPANY Will pay
@0l ~ on each the Eastern Division.
: on ~ .OOO pond Of the Western Dvision.
AZ IA on each 600 bOld Of the Burhng tOL Division
Being equal quarterly payment Of interest due April
IL 1879 as provided In the plan Of reorganization
Dated July 10. 1879. ....u,>,
Vice Chairman Purchasing Committee.
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nNHE CHEYENNE GOLD MINING COM
PANY OF BlacE Hills has appointed Messrs. r. G. Stone
a Co. No 81 Wast Its sole agents for the sale OF is
working capital sock
subscriptions have been opened for 10000 shares OF stock
which VIII be sOld al IL 20 per share
The .nbseriptlon books va be closed on July 81.
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Total BUSH 2Oa 525 l7O5O9 DIS 29935s 735OO 1850
The receipts and shipments at aud from Buffalo
to-day are reported as follows:
Receipts Shpments
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OFFICE or THE SEw- YORK EQUITABLE Insurance Co
No. - WALLsr, NEW YORK Jaly s. 1879.
18th DIVIDEND.
- Board Of Directors have this day declared Q
sEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT, pay
'''' 'N nav JOHN MILLER. Secretary.
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TELEcRAPHIc eREvITlEs.
NEWS FROM SITTING BULL.

NEWS FROM SITTING BULL.
Chicago Feb. IA dispatch from Dead
wool says acout from Fl. Keogh reports
that several Of Sitting Bulls clan arrived
there, but the chief himself is still in Can
ada and says he will never again cross the
line. The intention of the hostiles is mat
ter Of speculation; it is certain, however,
they are nearly starved, and some Of them
are anxious to make almost any terms.
ANOTHER FOOL AT FOoLY THEATRE.
Chicago, Feb. l.-Madame La Chapelle,
who is attempting at Folly theatre the fea,
Of walking 2.7O0 quarter miles in as many
quarter hours, has made 632 quarters, and
is in good condition.
STOLEN BONDS RECOGNIZED.
Boston, Feb. l.-Several coupons from,
bonds Of the Union Pacific railroad present.
ed for redemption here, have been identified
as stolen from the Northampton bank in
1877. They probably came from .ome Eu.
ropean banking house, and will BE- turned
over to the original owner.
THE RENO INQUIRY.
Chicago. Feb. 1.-The Reno inquiry, Col.
nen'esn, third officer In command in the
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FOREIGN.
GREEvY's PROMISE.

dHEEVYS PROMISE.
Paris, Feb. lin Thursdays ballo, for
president, Gambetta received five votes and
Ladmlrau't, Daumele and Gallefet one
each. Baron Hausman was among the first
to congratulate Grevy, who assured him
that the BonapArtists could rely upon hit
sense Of Justice and ilnpartiality.
FRENCH POLITICS.
Versailles, Jan. 3l,-Gambetta has been
elected president Of the chamber of deputies
by 3l4 votes out Of total Of 4O5. 1t is
still uncertain whether Dafaure, president
of the council, will retain bis Office.
AN EXTENSIVE PROPOSAL TO STOP THE
PLAGUE.
St. Petersburg, Jan. Silt is stated tha,
Professor Balkin, physician to the car
advises the burning of Wetlionka and other
villages where the epidemic has broken out,
together with all furniture in them and the
removal Of the inhabitants to healthy places
In spite of the heavy expense auch scheme
would involve, the.czar, it is::said, is dis.
posed 10 follow Professor Balkins advice.
GRANT.
Suez, Feb. l.-Ex.President Grant and
and party sailed to-day for Bombay.
CATTLE DISEASE.
London, Feb. IA serious outbreak OF
pleuro pneumonia has occurred among cattle
at Hall.
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Sitttng. Bulls Ennissaries ,Rsaeh Et.
Keogh and Give Reports Of
Destitutien Ameng the
Indians.
No Positive Order Has Been Issued By
the British Government Prohibit.
ing Importation Of American
Cattle.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

Washington, d. G., February lst.-
MIR. McCrery, from the joint committee to
inquire into the expediency of transferring
the Indian bureau from the interior to the
war department, submitted report. signed
by four members of the committee, in favor
Of the transfer. Ordered printed.
Mr.. Hoar, from the committee on elec-
tions, presented a minority report in favor
Of the 18th amendment to the constitution
prohibiting state from disfranchising per-
sons on account Of sex. Ordered printed.
The report is signed by Hoar, Cameron,
Wise and Mitchell.
Mr.. Elmunds called up the senate bill 10
provide for ascertaining aud settling private
land claims 10 New Mexico, Wyoming, Ar.
izona, Utah, Nevada and Colorado. The
object is to settle titles to lands derived
from the Spanish and Mexican governments
The bill was discussed and finally laid
aside
Consideration was then resumed of the
resolutions of Edmunds declaring the valid.
ity Of the 18th, l4th and 18th amendments,
and Morgan favored his substitute.
HOUSE.
Washington. Feb 1.-The debate threat
ened the past few days has begun Mr.
Chalmers in opening his speech suggested
that the tendency to suspect others, as ex-
hlbited in the speech Of Mr.. Bragg, indicat.
ed general tendency to corruption in ones
self. He hoped the south would be solid
tor the democratic party, but for that por-
tion of it which had the courage aud man.
liness 10 trea, the people of the south as
equals not as interiors, 10 the union.
After several speeches, for the most part
by Mississippi members, the debate termi-
mated with the morning hour.
The house then refused, 77te 112, to
consider the reorganization bill. and went
into committee of the whole on the army
appropriation bill.
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WASHINGTON.
THE CATTLE QUESTION.

THE CATTLE QUESTION.
Washington, Jan. 3l.-The British min
lister has informed the department of state
that pleurs pneumonia having been detect
ed in cargo of cattle in the ship Ontario
from Portland, her mslesty's government
are considering whether they can restrain
the United States under the exemption Of q
rart of the 4th and 9th schedule of the act
of 1873.
THE POTTER COMMITTEE.
Washington, Feb. 1.-After 4 short and
unimportant session to-day, the Potter COM
mi,tee adjourned till Tuesday next.
THE PUBLIC DEBT. -.
Washington, Feb. 1.-The reduction Of
the debt during January is $2,75l, $50.
Cash in the treasury, 3s2,45O, ,695 in gold
and silver certificates; $50, 1877 $50 in United
States notes; held for the redmption Of GER
tiicates of deposit, Si0,94o,oOo. United
State. notes held for redemption of fraction.
al currency, SS,56o,s24; called bonds, not
matured, for which four per cent. bonds
have been issued, $l5,716, ,195.
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six antelope, and killed five of them, two
Of them with one of his brace shots; and
was mad when night came on and prevent
ed him from getting the sixth."
Fargo Times: The Northern Pacific
railroad company is now laying track on
the ice across the Missouri river at Bis
marck, in order to get the iron and ties re-
quired for the Yellowstone extension, across
the river this winter. Work will commence
in the spring as soon as the weather will
permit.
| Fargo Times: J. B. Chaplin has decided
. build three new stores on the east side ei
Broadway, corner Of Chaplin avenue, and
commence work on them next week. Ma.
relius will join with Mr.. Chaplin and put up
building between his new meat market
and Chspin's three stores, thus filling the
whole front Of the block.
1t is said BY northern exch .nge that the
Bismarck Tribune publishes strange &C.
counts Of startling revelations from the
spirit world to respectable citizens of B.,
through the mediumship of Madame La
Secher. 1t says that at recent sitting, a
prominent clergyman of Bismarck asked
some questions and was "dumfounded by
the answers, while his good wife almost
tainted"
They are building postofice at Fargo,
which is to cost So. 600 for the buildi, &, and
So, $50 for the interior. The Yale Lock
company has the contract for putting in the
boxer, of which there will be 1896 in all
1900 call boxea. 600 lock boxes and 9e
drawers. Plate glasp, 6lagree work in
bronze. ETC., figure in the finishing of the
Office.
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Z" ster campaign, gave evidence which was
the most favorable to Reno Of any yet elicit
ed. He commended Reno's Reneralship
and courage. He estimated the Indians az
numbering over 5000, although at that time
no had, not believed them to exceed $500.
Wherever head or hat was shown it drew
volley from the Indians.
SHIPMENTS CONTINUE.
New York, ,F-b.l.-The steamship Califor-
MIA to-day took out 20 head Of cattle. The
agent ofone Of the steamship line says they
had received positive information from En-
gland that NO order forbidding the imps~
,tation Of live cattle from the United States
had been issued py the British government,
and therefore the shipment of cattle would
contitue as formerly.
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FIRES.
IN A VAULT.

Columbus, O., Feb. IA fire in the vault
in the county recorders Office to-day result
ed in badly damaging 143 volumes of land
records covering transactions for forty years
prior to 1920. The fire is supposed to have
been the work of an incsndary, as evidences
Of coal oil were found on many of the books.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, Feb. l.
Money-2@3c.
Stocks-Strong,
Goverments-Quiet.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Feb. l.
WHEAr-Quiet; No. 2 red, February,
sl.oSsc.
RYE-Dull.
CoRN-Quiet; western mixed, 43@4sc.
BARLEY-Dull.
OATs-Quiet; western mixed, 3o@3lc.
PoRK-steady; $3.50.
LARD-Quies; S6.62}c.
WH1sKY-$1.O7,
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Feb. l.
WAEAr-Steady and 6rmer; s5s@s5}c
for cash; S54c for February; s6ac for
March.
CoRN-Stesdy and irmer; 3osc for cash I;
3l3c for March.
OArs-Firmer; 20b@2o} for cash; 2o4c
bid for March.
RYE-unchanged.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
PoRK-Firm and higher; $3.50 for cash
$952!c bid for March; $9.65 bid for
April.
LARD-Firm, shade higher; $6.35 for
cash; Sc 40bid for March; $6.5 bid for
April. 49,
WHIsKY-$1. .04.
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, Feb. l.
WHEAr-s@4c higher, hard 96!c; No.
l, Ole; No. 2, S6lc for cash; SIZE for
March; sS&c for April; 923c for May;
No. 3, 7ltc; No. 4, 624c.
CoRS-Steady 29!c.
OATs-l9ic.
RYE-42Ac.
BARLEY-76c.
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WANTED.

A girl TO do genera, housework at Fort Sully
Good wages paid. Enquire At
Hiatt BuERpoRF's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-01

The brick store occupied by Chas. Eiseman &
Co., situated on Broadway. will be for rent on
the 1st of january next. Apply to
'S'+ BURLEIGH BROS,
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s. S. TURNER, NJ. D.

Physician and Surgeon, Qate of the u S Army
Residence on Broadway, late residence of Mark
NJ. Farmer. Office in Dewltt's new building,
southeast corner Third and Cedar streets. Yank-
tOn
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GIRL WANTED

To do general houscwork at Cheyenne Agen
cy. Apply at the cash grocery of
A. ". LAVENDER
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IMPROVED FARM-CHEAP.

For one month, will offer for sale a farm of
16o acres. so acres Of which were in cropthe past
season, and 80 acres is the best hay land to be
found on the prairie. There is a good frame
house. nearly new, OH the farm, and 1t is only
seven miles from Yankton.
j. PARKER HAYWARD,
Third Street
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SAWED AND SPLIT woOD
FOR RENT.

For sale at the Frankfort wood and lumber
yard. J. & H. LoEBER