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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-13

SEVERE ON THE SoLoNs. - The P,oche
Record of the 9Th instant is severe on the sols
of - Lyeurgus who have just disbanded
and left the Capital. 1t says:
A telegram from Carson says there is no
hope OF the passage of the WOODBURY. bill, as
it takes thirteen Senators to make consti-
tutional ma GRITTY, but that there is bare pos
ability that the railroads will consent to fixing
the maximum of freight at seventeen cents per
mile and passengers at eight cents. The word
consent is good one. This would lead the
public to believe that the members of the Ne
vada Legislature were nothing more nor less
than the serfs of the railroad companies, and
we would't like to swear that they are not
The Legislature adjourned last Thursday, and
well may the citizens of this State hold up
their hands and exclaim "Amen!" for q worse
pack of vagabonds were never gathered in the
the Capitol building.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-13
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

A newspaper has been started at Golden
dale, W. T., and its name is Times.
The gold mines up the Padouse are creating
considerable excitement. ten year old boy
secured 81 with pan one day last week.
Thirteen land slides INSTRUCTED the passage
of trains over the Northern Pacific railroad
between Tacoma and Kalama recently.
Melting SHOWS have caused all small streams
putting into Puget Sound to overflow and
much serious damage has resulted to bridges
and roads.
George Harklerode was instantly killed by
wagon box falling upon him, a few days ago
at Goldendale, W. T. 1t appears the boy
pulled out the prop from under the box, and
it fell upon him, breaking his neck and killing
him instantly.
The Democratic Dispatch says Mendocino
has long enjoyed the reputation of producing
the best wool in the State. But the clip this
year will be the best ever shipped from this
county. The sheep are entirely free from dis
ease and the wool is longer and stronger than
usual.
Great numbers of ground squirrels were
killed in Eastern Oregon and Washington by
the recent heavy snowfall. A Walla Walla
paper, recommending measures of extermin-
atng these pests to agriculture, significantly
yet delicately says: Gone squirrel now is
equivalent to half dozen squirrels month
hence
Visaia Delta: A gentleman residing in the
lower Kings river country says the crops are
looking well there, and have been kept back
more by the cold weather than the scarcity of
rain They have had more frosty weather
there than we have had here. He thinks a
half inch more of rain would insure crop in
places
HOLSTER Enterprise: The fields of grain
in and about HOLSTER, particularly those seed
ed in the early part of the season, are looking
as well as one could wish. They look green
and beautiful, and we should Judge by the
smiling faces of the farmers that they had
come to the conclusion that the looked for
dry year will be an agreeable disappointment.
Lake Bee: We did not know until last week
that there were any orange trees i'll Lake
County in bearing A lady friend who went
over to Captain Floyd's magnificent residence
on the eastern lake shore informs us that one
or two trees on that place now have ripe
oranges on them, though only set out one
year ago. This bears us out in our often
belief that in a few years thousands
of oranges will be raised in this county.
The Walla Walla Agricultural Society has
engaged of Thomas Collins, the proprietor of
the Wala Walla driving park, the use of the
race track, grounds and buildings, for the
next fair. Mr.. Collins agrees that there shall
be no gambling tables or other gambling de-
vices allowed on the grounds except pool sell
ing, which will be conducted by himself.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-13
OREGON MURDERERS TO BE
HANGED

Portland. March 11-Next Friday being
the time set for the execution of Brown and
johnson, every precautiOn is being taken by
the Sheriff to prevent any occurrence that
would intercept the carrying out of the SEN
tence imposed by the Court. This morning
both condemned men were thoroughly
searched, and their cells and bedding over
hauled This was done to see if either had
any poisonous drug or weapon concealed
about their persons or cells. As a further
precaution guard is kept over them night
and day Both still cling to the hope that
they will yet be spared the ignomnions death
that awaits them. Brown feels considerably
depressed since hearing that his mother would
be unable to come and see him before he dies.
johnson disclaims all intention of harboring
even thought of killing or of having in any
way participated in it, and reasoning this way
feels as though the efforts made for him to
have his sentence committed will at last be
successful Governor Thayer has firmly ex-
pressed his determination not to interfere
further, and there seems to be no reason for
the condemned men to entertain even a re-
mote hope. Every preparation is complete
for carrying the sentence into execution.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-13

TIE DAILY GRAPHIC-We are in receipt of
the 9th anniversary edition of the Daily
Graphic, of New York-the only illustrated
daily in the worlds very interesting as well
as remarkable paper
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-13

Rome, March 12.-1he Vatican organ
La Voce DeIo Verita, gives great prominence
to the following: "Several Liberal papers
have reiterated the statement that the Pope,
in consequence of the pressure of Cardinal
Manning or the French bishops, has changed
his policy and ranged himself behind non pos
S1t,n,Gs i'll regard to revindication of his tenn
poral power. We are persuaded to most de-
cidedly contradict this fiction. The Pope, in
no other way than did his predecessors, has
protested and will protest until such provis-
ions, are made as right and reason require for
the dignity and liberty of the Holy Sec"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-13

EsCAPED lNDIANs.-The Silrer State Of
Tuesday says:
Last Christmas night band of fifteen In
dams escaped from Camp Harvey, where
they had been held as prisoners of war
Troops were sent out from Harvey and Nc
Dermit for the purpose of ascertaining the
whereabouts of the fugitives, and we believe
friendly Indians were put on the trail. We
are informed by J. F. Brown, of Oregon
Ranch, who arrived here yesterday, that the
fugitive Indians were reported to be camped
near Pete French's ranch, where they will
probably be captured by their pursuers, and
with the rest of the surrendered hostles, be
taken to the Indian Territory
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-13
LAKE TAHOE LUMBER YARD.
&. nj. HUNT, Proprietor
EZERPS INSTANTLY ON HAND

Clear and Common Lumber, of all kinds.
Doors Windows ind Blinds.
MoudingS Pickets and Shingles.
Door and Window Hangings and Fastenngs.
Screws, Wire Cloth, Etc, Etc,
Which l sell cheaper than be bought at any other
place in the State.
aaOrders delivered in all parts of the city Free.
Carson City, February IS, 1879
, 1879-05-26

wanting IN mt mt y, tho a,., h,,n. .f-,,a ~ u
s1llss M J"ns s',.,nts oSpf M T 81 & resssa 70
.u Il HIKE f9t Hec3 1 H. xos :t
~ It'll. n,nt III, ,saro ,n,tt, e,nsinv tn ~ a..
No ut Ri III SSh1' d ~ n y, NJ ~ W ~
H?Nc; ii, 006 bu Ia at H5c: ttl;, bn re,octca ~
1T ODD bn. ~'' =" ~ '""p'' ~ o~S''~e' Ao'"''
Orurn w,,nAr-sa,ta were =. ono bu ,,n,or br
san,pc ut 81, o1ett. .G;: 400 b do mo. j; IT liz:
Eli 96a III n, nsr Inn "'a W 'o' 'e''e"'ns1 A.
r3Ss s:Sss :s u S%ss ds!sS ass'!ssa ZEN
Quoted & aad our recoin,s vere @ nenip lprxe "GrS Ut
WI III tojaa,s q .h!pnon.,, AMI IN % apparent
st M III s !, 0ok a sn , s9s
Of SS 81 .a SG an shtps
va n money in tha operatIo, No. spot put closed
n M 1s: , .na and tsl. MIXED q @ both n store.
Tho co,n,ed liberal 5esctnts' VIII tbc rsnorts =,
s TsatsI ;c II as @ @soant;y r:Psby sss.sd !as
srs sa % esy hoss wiz hase eora sD' coming s@a
nn.s Il ';o & ss essn, e 4,s NIT ,s5 ,aos
and My was qaotsa Il 5 Hssss, te
~ sgs sss y Sa ss arg ssst :, f ILL.,, ns a.
tj.i, COZ In No ! and i,iHf, mixed at 3GitS35s.e:
y, 900 bu do. chiefly hi1h mixed. nt IL.
ill., Guv ~ .io1a Da .! as M aauat; o99 bs Wto "
,s.st s ~ h,ors , III u vw IVA ol ~ sape a. on
1d 4Ads-Mefe IAif!f activo and lower, declining
sre nnoee M e cseS oetaga; a1a closing alow Te
LoIng liberal, and theTo was ]ess inoury lar ssf,
pies for ahipmant. Futures were traied In chiefly
IN settlement, bnt tho demand seemed to be icss
ur1Gnf ana It was supposed thut must Of tho deals
, 1879-05-26

CaF8Te}GcLe0 tl5l ORls3i ID cars nn " luU bn NO.
3 rye, l car rejected, car No. 8 barlcy, cars
oxtsa do. Total, 1907 cars or 1000 bt,. In
bpcctcd out: 222, ,708 bu wheat, ~, 800 b,, corn,
a,4l9 bu barley,
The following wcrc the receipts mud ahtpmen.A
ot breadstutls and live stock nt this point dur.
ing the past week, and for tho corresponding
wceks ending as dated:
6.>a,,,- A9yst, r., 1ay1g, A9ay 3s,s e.
T1!os:, I1:,, esls. t59,531 yo, AZ as.i5a
Ss;s $:'' b. ss' 81 a. @ s. ss5 g
H! ss:is!: 55St ;5ts sa5t s:s s5s:$
I'll; 5:;;: IS: i ss IL s IL IL z'ss$
:;;; : s::: ; & 4
nsGI sseT pui IN & iRa nSs 9 1es aes M aqs 1s
cattc Sc. ... ... -. 10, is,Sss ID. ID, Ill si
Tho following table shows the exports from
New York for the week ending Thursday cycn-
Ing last, With comparisons:
lNay2:., y Aay Ii. Nay 20,
pwSSa5 wSsa bfls ~ 81 G. aS ahe aa aS1se M 10. 5o9
The produce markets Saturday depended
largely upon tho weather. 1t was early reported
uat rain llad fallen freely at many points In tic
West, and the first effect was big tumble In
oats, which was hu1pcd by tho fact Ut large re-
celpts, over 1+0,00U bu being reported inspected
Into store. Tie break was MI tho wider rs tho
shorts for atay and Juno had mostly
filled IN during Thursday and Fr!day,
but It was not extensive enough
to bring back Wednesdays quotation Of 23t6c
fur May oats. The sharp advance had lccn due
to fears OF n corner Joined to n widespread bo-
lief that tho oat crop of tho Weat would be
very short ono. But tho higher prices here IND
tho lower freight rates set 60 many outs In mo-
t!on towards Chicago as to make operators
think tint the farmers nra not afraid, aul tho
rclorts Of rain aided tue scale In making sharp
turn.
Corn was stcadior, with fair volume Of bust.
nesss, buyers l'cing more willing to tako hold
at the decline OF tho preceding daY. Tho ship
plug movement dragged. however, the news
from tho seaboArd not belng fuyorable. Too
much corn has zcceu,ly becn graded In Nsw
as "steamcr" to suit our Western ship.
pcrs; a,nl It has surprised them, because
Tic general report hero Inns bcen to tho
elect that corn never inspected ont Of store
"bettcr than It has done tl!s spring. It was
reported that great deal Of corn Ia waiting to
como 10, moro than 00o0, 600 bu botng In crib
along tho lines of the G., 3. d @. alone, The
extent Ut the corn deal for Juno Is estimated ut
not far from TO- D0, 200 bu, but 1t ia stated tlat
no one Is short cxeept tho receivers, who expect
to deliver tho grain, Wheat WAS nervous and
Irrcgular|y lower. Tic market did not Iluct,,-
ate much till late In the sesslon, when 1t broke
of for July because II was thought shat lead
Ing operator wanted to sell. The majority OF
, 1879-05-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YonK, May 24.-Govcrnmonts firm and
active.
Ratload securities irregular.
Btato bonds dull. South Carolina nominnlly
advanced 10 per cent for old, an1 10 per cent for
consolidated.
The stock market today was irregular but
unsettled, anl tho volume O. business wns less
than for several days past. In the morning
there was fractional advance In few cases,
but tho general tendency throughout tho 1ay
was towards lower psices. Late In to after
noon, when nle lowest figures wero reached, tho
decline rangcd from J! to IN percent. In thetinal
dealings there was slight improvement Ia u
portion Of tho list, but the market closed gen
emily weak. Nashville, Chattanooga & st.
Lou,s advanced from 89115 to 4o14r mud closed ut
H.
Transactions wero 157,o00 shares, Of which,
11,000 wcro Esies, 1900 Lake Shore, 10000 1Na.
nasa, 600 Northwestern common. $500 pre-
ferre1, 14,000 Ut. ra,,s, 15.U00 Lackawa anna, H.
QUO New Jersey Central, Z, 100 Delaware t. 1Iui-
son, 1,100 Morris & Essex, $500 Michigan Ccn-
tral, 1,l0o o., G., c. l. l.. 0400 1iaunlbal & q.
s!ssipp i,ssoo' Western Unio, 900 Atlantic s I
Mountain, so60 Kansas 4 To1as, s zoo ST. 81.
Lay, Louis, Kansas CITY q Northern, 40 Nasn-
g. Nashville, 4,so0 quicksilver, a.id 100 AmerI-
tat, District Telegraph.
u, Mouoy % msrkst i; 1S easy ats@A. Primo mcrcan.
1874. 60.
Tic weekly bank statement ts as follows:
-, Loams, i''creasc, e3 ,00o; specie, increase,
S3S6oo; eEa'.tentlers. dscrcasc. So, $40 coo; d.
cssasc, ,sl7l ,70o; reserve. deerense, $5057, ,75.
Tl.e banka now hold 35,2250,uU iu excess of
the legal requirements.
, 1879-05-26

BALTIMORE, May 24.-Ftopa- laval, c!us!pa
Observation-Disclosures snsas :, ,r,s: NJ. i
asm; No. penusyiyaa!a sea. =, itfs1. ltht
juno. 81 TUT as,tt 1el,. ss si.isx; i'sa'' '''''
, 1879-05-26

,,AxJnn. .-..L 7 a.
R.sIrt1oas R.It Meek. M W 70 Friday ahont .x,,.,,
the! dsr funu from, il Of 10 +. cIoae Il
s% IT," snt5 Of the casc rfe'.. ,crt
"s "usH '"Gs .au csose OF ttle se4,Iar "l Lhhf
d fiftii Of In rnnnir ont littIa n,efr fh,ss
larger linn lin tradn t,nS EecsIul4 WI
fornt sono dicusty tn s".tninina IT. and Reiers
bctorc tjopvh ii lin ImottTnse tnan for the day
fnF acttv.y. Bnlex woro nt III. ;Ss tete waa
mon to good lgat; At 81. :na3h' +, T., iot com.
, 1879-05-26

stnn Hop,
i,
III.
Ar4tclks,


Mess ponx-Deelnea 5e per brl, mud closcd a,so
bclnw the lAtest prices Of Friday. SAIes wure fo-
ported Of a50 bril- hpus At S0 .ih; ESQ bills sel,er
May At s' go; =, 900 bEls seter June at 80: $500
Total. II. $50 br1s. Tho markct closed sleaty ii
$u.b7h for caal, y seller May. s57,sG1u % for
Msteaay - ~ AZ 1oe aoova July. Old pork vas lelA At
0.u0, and extra primo At 81. 7sips. VI.
LAnD-Decincd fully O. pcr 100 1bs from tho
I latest @ priecs Of Friday. salcs wrte reported Of
Juno at 81 07116s9. las; 4,..a6 tcx soler July at
Su 1h6t0. II anl Tao tca Hc1!es August Ut 3d. 10
Du. 2ah. Total, III. 7aU sca. Tho I.iarkct c!osvI
woak at SO: o7H sl,at Or seiier May, SD.079, Tor
juno. S0.156o.20 for July, nnd Sd. Tor seller
August,
MsAFs-Wesc moderately active In futures, With
toma tngMlrv for shipments, hut declined about
lMc pcs 100 lbs in sympathy With pork md lard,
sa!ea were rGported OF 100 boxcs Shoulders at
81 uo ., TOO QUO lbs short ribs At 81. 47Hda4 h?n
acllce June, 81. 10b4. N5 suler July, and 81, 700
II ssles Augast: Il. 900 pcA Ereen hama (ch!oay
~ !os) ~ eA9e1hO; 100 boxsA 6tat!ordxh!res ri
4fci and luu boxch bcltlss at Eye. The following
were tho closng prices OH tho leading cuts
, 1879-05-26

Tic following were tho receipts and sh'p4'
'ntnls Of tho leading article. Of produce III this
city during thc twenty-four hours ending At Z
o'clock on Saturday morning, and for tho cor
responding date twelve months ago:
, 1879-05-26

ttec.aI DfspaIeh 10 ne 1stsHnk
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, May :4.-The following ~ .s
the receipts and shipments At this point .. ".
articles named for the week ending Ma5 ~ -
compared with the corresponding time laa1 sea''
pJl~rE
, 1879-05-26
LIVE STOCK.

CATfI4E-Hotwtthstanln the very liberal
character OF the supply and tho not particularly
favorable position Of the Eastern markets. tho pd.
yanccd prices established during tho previous
weck have been moat thoroughly sustained tot att
Rrndea above common, md the change In values
Of The low grades scarcely amounted to quotablo
dce'ae. From tho opening 10 tho c1ose OF tho
week tho shipping demand wea active, and nrn
tono pervaaett lilo market throughout. Thcre
WIZ moro than usually large attendance OF buy
crs. aud, ~ thH bursting OF tho Eyeuers' ring hns
placed all on IN equal footing no fnr ~ freight
sates nEu concerned. the competition was active
aud healthy. The inquiry. ~ for rome time pre-
vtous. ran chiefly 10 light and medium weights
though nnder \ somewhat free1 export demand
heavy catilo during tho past few days haxe been
doing little better. .Psicex Of conmun and poor
qualities, auch ~ arc sought bv tho local trade.
hay0 also 6een we'll sustained but thu secelpta or
that claEs now tho increaso, and tho market
has an undur tona ot weakness which alay bc e4.
pActcd tp soon dsye10n into ! 4h4rp dectna,
Within tho past few days several d1oyes Of Texas
througt. cattle have arrived. and the ensuin1 week
bids fh!e to ste the number materially Increased.
stockcfs remain dull, theFo beiug for thai olsas
scsf little Inquiry from anv sourcu. Thrifty
Young Aroyes averaging from 900 ~ D0 lbs aotl at
w. 51t'h u, and pooeee kEade4 at u, 601b:t. DO.
per 100 lbs.
Saturdays market was fairly active and arm tor
lat eMtlp but. unlef pretty liberal run At Tcxxs
and thin IT'LL fed catlot pscea of common guoda
were weak And unsettled. w glya the following
~ the cluAnY
, 1879-05-26

WfthtiFaEn from store unring Friday for city
use: 6,653 bu wheat, 10,0}i bu hurley; making
t7,l23 bu barley withdrawn for city use during
the week.
Tie following grain was Inspected into store
In this city saturday morning: cars No. rcd
wIptcr wheat, cars No. 2 Ito, 8 cars No. 8do lear
rejected, ? cars mixed, i ears No. hnrd 80 ears
No. eprtng, 128 cars No. 8 do, .sIcars rejected,
q cars no grade teso whcat); l car No. corn,
2 cars yellow, 1V4 ears and 10.700 bn high
mixed, 817 cars and 200 bu No. 3 corn, ID cars
rejected (5577 corn): car No. oats, 10 cars No.
2 white, 60 cars and 1880 bu No. 3 Mixed 20
cars rejected q5t oats}; Is ears md 1,100 tu No.
. rye, car rejected, car No. barley, 2 cars
extra do. Total, 1,007 cars or $4,000 bt,. In
spccted out: 20, ,70S bu wheat, ~ 800 bu corn,
u,4l9 bu barley.
The following wcrc the receipts mud shtpmen.a
ot breadstutls and livo stool; at this point dur.
Ing tho past week, and for the corresponding
, 1879-05-26
pR0VI3{0NQ.

I
HOO PRQDUCrs-1qere rather dull though
with !ttto moro doing than the previous dny, and
were weak III sympathy with decline Of &c per
100 lbs In live hogs tho receipts Of which during
the past week hayo been much larger than mas
generally expected. Thcrc wns not much change
In tho quotations from othor points; packers wcrs
offering prodnct more freely, especially spot lart
which was relatively hcayy.
The following Ia detailed statement Of tho ahp-
uaenta OF provisions from thIs city for the week,
and since Nov. l, 1873, with comparisons:
, 1879-05-26
ItfafRER-

Tbs cargo market WAS inir!y acslve SATURDAY .,s
steady. Thu oEorlng were fair. md ten or ,,ye..
loads wetc disposed Of easty. leaving bns fcy, m,
sold Of tho close Of tho day. Following are ii.
quotations Of lumber aGoat; wv
, 1879-05-26

Sales: Cargo HchF I. 4. Durton, from Mapj,te.,
201. 900 It piece stun at 50. G9X.
Cargo hchr kewnl1nce, from Mantstee, %, 900 n
piece stun at SO .021s, mill tally. aud a75. 600 l.th
at$1.1j.
Cargo achr ". Loatlct, from Ludlneton, 1870, ooo
It plcco atui1 Al so .G9H.
Cargo schr atronach, from Mahfstec, !, 450 90
sawed shlnylos, ". ". Chaplin brand, At 81 Is.
Tho yard market wis ateady, tie demand con.
ttnntrG fatr. Dry foncing IL held 1rmly by sons
Dealers who report tho stock 10 10 raihur IphI At
YAt1x = = . ''t"N ~
, 1879-05-26
QUOTATIONS.
Extra neeyes--{}raded steers, weighing

h3tt* t*neesee-Hraded ateefs, weighing
], 400 lbs and upwardp....... :. .. 81. 90,
Chocs l1eetcs-Flns, fat, we'll formed
steeEs, weighing !, 40 to !, laO iba... I, Q6.
Good bHeyes-Woa steets, =
wetahtng !. 100 10 j. a:W lbs .:... -. + u
Aedtum GFadss-stsers III fair asali,
wrighlnx !, 050 to ], 200 lhs.......... 4.eOI
uutchssa' Stock-P0oft to common stesls
aud common to eholou cows, for city
s!s!sxtlstt. weighing 800 10 i. 0,0 tns e. OK
Stock cattie-ro4lm0a cattle, weighing
1,;se 8 to oso lss H. 49,. 10
:, slsxs. bulls, and scalawag steers. 400
feals. uas 100 lbs ..................... 8. 00i
:. H00s-lH tl!a branch OF tho liyc-atoek T
tha paat weak waa u rather remarkable unc
tho limo Ut year the Feeeipta were largo beyt
president. 1u eompariaup with ths aauia
last year they show IN increase OF Is, 600,
they Wuta lQoTu tGan th1ee ta1ies ~ large Al
corresponding week Of lb17. 80 urgent. 10,
was thu lemaad that tho market was ut no iii
rloally dspre4sed. and tbs closs OF tho waak
prices scarcely 62t1Qe lower than NJ khs elose
, 1879-05-26
GENERAL NtARKETs.

nnooM-coRN-Was quiet and steady. Some
ordcrs for cas.3oads are coming in, but dealers do
not expect very big trads this month and next,
tllonRh tho low frc1ghts world seeM to he power.
fa1 lnducemcnt for Eastern parties 10 purchase.
The indications nov ars Tint loss corn will be
planted In tho West than last year:
, 1879-05-26
PRESTON, KEAN 4 CO..
BANKERS,
100 WABtiINGTON.ST.,

neAl in ali the !asucs OF u. 8. NONDs.
The NEW ! PER GENTS constantly IN h.nh.
CALLED a.1Us md .1tI.iUs purchased 0t eK-
changed as cHsrcn: rates; ,,,... 49,.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE on London, rartt,
berlin. CoreulAgeI. aud other foreign polnA.
LETTERS Or CREDIT.
, 1879-05-26

snecp pt!ts. M0ol cStlMAtcd. Y b .'...3b B2S
for the following horses: Heavy drift husses de,
nieo acting. xoll-eolorcd getaings; nne carriage
and No. saadlers. They report their Balea sinco
Tuesday laat a. followA: One pair horses, q and Z
years old. $40; ono black sAddle-!lorac, Ken
lucky. 9350i ono black Saddle. horse, do, $3.50;
ono black saade horse, do. S115; one gray saddlr.
bs9wn hatness.getding, $40; one by godnu.
$1:bi one bay Yielding, ycara old, s275; Ave
$500.
QILS-In the oil market there wcra M chanecs.
, 1879-05-26

ING following table SLOWS the exports from
New York for the week ending Thursday cycn-
Ing last, With comparisons:
lfdy2:, \ Aay Ii. May 20.
1870. 1H7l. 1H7B,
Flour, bsls. IL, LEG 40, 1A8 TO- 600
Wheat, bu. SHl, S5i 8DH, p15 1.O5U 900
EOru bu,. s.. -, ,,6gu, dlG 44ij. 7dG T. 013 nm
, 1879-05-26

0HOCEH1Escolees arc 1illl somewhat under
lolaets tls Eew York market having Adyancsl j
~ within ele pass few days. ,8u0ass cont.nua
lines were qaset bY comparison. Quotations 10.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-14
YELLOW FEVER.
Two New Cases and Ten Deaths at Mem
phis.


phis.
Memphis, Oct l4-1O a m-No new ca.
ses. Ten deaths since last night: Dellie
Jacobs, u returncd refugee; Jerry Enrinht,
N r. B'ryman, Lizz'e Mrlorey, JAS Nc.
Bride, w. X. Smith, T. Hale, Euugend
E,s.iuger, Miles Yibbs and Ell Noon, the
Two last Crlnled.
Toe weslher is clear aud pleasant.
John Il. Cummings, president of the
board Of health Of rorest City, Ark. thirty
miles vest Of Little Rock. has telegraphed
o the Howsrds for four nurses.
Memphis, Oct. 14.-noon.-Two new
cases reported this forenoon: John Luts
and Gus Lageria. One more death, K. b.
Hutchinson. an employe of the internal re.
venue office.
Forest City, Ark, Oct. 14-The board
Of health reports six cases Of yellow fever
here, four of which died within the past
six days. The names are as follows M.
Keathly and child, Mrs. J. B. Brown, Mrs.
Wood. Mrs. Mark Isard is dying. Robert
1.oughbridSe was taken sick last night, but
it is not known whether his illness is yel.
low fever. The origin of the fever is moi
known. Business 10 isentirely suspended and
the town almost depopuiated.