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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07
Illinois Central Railr'd
Shortest Route to Chicago.
SIOUX CITY to CHICAGO
without Change o1 Cars!
Commencing june !. ,sss.


Commencing Junc 1. lsas.
A da.iy express passenger train viii leave
Sioux City, Saturdays excepted, Dti arrival OF
train from Yal,kton. Leave Sioux City III 2.i5 y.
~. and arrive at Chicago al z 20 ::
Seeming sars /. ~, thrangn IRON stony ei'y 10
Passengers leaving ctictgo,, bound west, AZ
10. % a. m. via the illinois Central railroad. viii
arrive at Sioux City the next day ut il.So II: n.
daily, except uEAtsysatS00 y. M. connecting
with through passenger train at Fl Dodge.
Passengers leaving Chicago ut $50 p. NJ. arrive
Trains going east connect at Chicago with all
trains for Detroit. Cleveland, Buffalo. Niagara
Falls, Pittsburg. philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
east. s.,a3 e.J.aa s4Ss2a E4ss4
This train connects at Waterloo with trains
on the Cedar Falls and the Minnesota branch.
leaving Waterloo 1T 1922 .. m and arriving at
waukee and ST. Paul railroad trains. and arriv-
Ing at st. Paul at 6.S6 Pm. and Minneapolis at
Connections are made at Dubuque with trains
on the Illinois Centr;tl main line, leaving Dubu-
que at $40 u. m, arriving at Galesburg at $50 p.
M. Peoria. 500 2. M. ; Burlington at b 40 p. M,
sei io aS,a at 70 e s 4. 2; M; ana 9sr,GGs s'Io e =. *,d = :. M, NJ ;.
ssSsiHsSl'.f v E ss'aS x sebr 's.' New 'S Srl ss%p and
all parts of the south.
Connections are made at Freeport with Vest
ern Union trains, leaving Freepoft at 1:05 d. n.
and arriving at Racine at 5.45., and Milwaukee
at GA p m.
Baggage g &, GI nasel,Sa 6o, Through
For through tickets and information apply Mt
Trains run by Dubuque time, which Is twenty
minutes faster than Sioux City. ....
Genl Passenger Agent. Chicago.
H., !. WRIGHT. Agent, sioux City.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07

err GO As<.ts r~as esr Neek: WI!
SjjsOO ETC., e ss II 81 rs faisons.N.Y
, 1879-06-10
13Y TEI.lst1itAPII.


N,H York, Jouo 0.-uosernmcnte we're
strcY.
. HI1road tonds wero firm.
ftate securities wefc dull.
Tho stock market vas generally strung
throughout tic day. In curly lcallngs spccula.
TIN HIS .lalte active, and prices 1l9aHc, ths
ilator Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus u IT.
tianapolis. During tho afternoon tic market
.ecasne dull, but continued tirn to Tue close,
except for coal shares, which wore slightly lle-
nrc4scd. al,si show decline OF 3aG4c, Morris
i Essex excepted, tho hitter, advancing 3S5c;
Western Union sold up from llB}{ iu llb!{, but
rcactru to 114H; Wabash quito prominent In
dcalt,gs, antl rose from 80A to u, clo.!,g a7l{.
Transactions vera ihs,000 sbares,-:il, ,ao0 Erie
eoE,muu, 2,0o0 preferred, 1, u0G Lake Shore, IT.
l0o WahaslI. 18,UOo Northwestern co,nmou, 9, ,0O0
preferred, l0,000 Ut. Paul common. a500 pre-
ferrel, 8,000 Laekawana, 4.8l0 New JctscY Cen
tEal. 2,bu Michigan Central, 8.0O0 Ut. Joseoh.
u. 3.0oo Western uuiou. 500 pavltc Mail, 5000
Louisville Il NAshylllct t,0ao Atlantic u Parihc
:foleassph, asM 2,uo0 Nashville, Chattanooga ts
81. Luui4.
Mouey market easy at 884 poe cent; p5ime
mcrcantile patef, B1@3.
stEnt. 4o33l,
, 1879-06-10

Withdrawn from htoro during Saturday for
ctty consumption: 4, ,140 bu wlleut, B75 bu oats,
i)SS blI hurley.
Tie following grain was inspected into ssora
IN this city yesterday morning: 3 cars No. win
ter wheat, a2 cars No. 3 tiu, 5 cars No. y do, !
ear rejected, ears mixe1, 20 cars No. hard,
123 cars No. 2 SPRING. 13a cara No. 3 do, Da
cars rejected, cars no grada (30I wheat);
cnrs ycllow roru, &s! cars ard 1890 ba high
mixed, III cara anu 1000 bu No. cnrl,, +
ours new high mixed. ours new do, - ours
rejected {7H cornl; 0a ours wE,lto oats, ~ cars
aud 200 hu Nd. tni1eil, 10 cars rejected ti9
oass); ~ cass No. rye; . cura No, . barley.
Totai. u,cc45 ears), ba1,U0 bu. Inspected out:
5,;ski bu wheat asa, ~, hu corn, la,bis hu oats,
II, lGo bn rye, ), US bu barley.
Thu following statement shows The ltatrlbu-
tIon of thu brradstut1s shippcd from ll,.s city
during lust week:
, 1879-06-10

TNOV}EIONA.
HOG PRODUCTS -Wcro moderately nttlve and
decidedly stronger. Hugs were stcady, and I.!scr.
pool reported al advance Of at In lard and GlGpls
po1 lie lbs In meats. Tho foreign drml,ess also
probably induced the sending Of morn hnyiu9
ORDERS though that IL paint about which little IL
usually known, e1cept Dy the pnttcs Immediately
concerned. Theso was undoubtedly mora de!ng hero
for shipment than appeared On the surface. gome
Of tho orders were probably limited below ths
Views of hoidera. The local trading was In ike
manner limited In pork and IN lartl by tho fact Of
light offerings, local holders being vary strong.
Miss PoRK-Advanced 1oezl24c per brl, and
clascd about los higher than on Saturday. Yulca
wore reportcd of $50 brls solar June at 50. 10;
II. 750 asla sel|er July at s 70a. s0 II, 750 brls
seller August Al S0.H2 sGu. OH mud {, ESQ bsls
seller September A. 50. b7!s9b10. 0!s. Total, 81.
QUO brls. Tue market closed sttaly at 50, 70 for
cast, or seller Juuc, 80, U71t for July, and ST. H7!<
az, % for August. Old pork was ecarce and nom.
lnal at 81. e5. Prime mesa pork was nom.
Ina! at 81. 0oG50 10. and extra prime At 81. TOO
i.attn-A,iyanccd 6ee7,{c pe. 100 ns. Bales vuro
rcportea q 500 ct siut u d. ii 1900 tcs soIler
market closu4 s.cay al 81. l51t0. 5is tor npot Of
2n.:75iattl. ~ fur sclIAr AuVu4t,
MEATa ADVANCED aluut 1.u par 100 M under
fa!f inquiry 10Y shrllent, which stimulated
stasp demand fur lncni futures. sates wera
j Lil5u. o10 NJ ssnrl ribs ut $4.85ib4. ia., sollvi
duly: St.75Qb4. K!.i sulles .Aususi, aud 81. OH;
ssllcr rssptemoef; 1a5o pes green hams tlu thal nt
T.; i00 tcs sweut p'ck'bd hams GO bsl Ut Ui{s;
dO. bosh III, prtratG torins. Thu following were
tito closing prIcpA on tho luadlnU cAtH:
, 1879-06-10

sHKEr-Reee!.cd, 632; sane timo hal wei.
!. OIL! official last weck, Lag; Thore VA No. Go.
tleeab'e change II pseeH Thc.e L. ~: va TX pt
pSoE to 1as! Sa4n Hna st 81 ooSoo fo'
EAST LIBERTY.
EAST LiBEnTr,. Pa, juno n,--CATrG.-!lee;'ns::
ence and including FRIDAY Inst, i,nl0 aes! y
end,Mg this day 9. o4i head Of through ana sava!
local. nganat g. 1G3 ts,rough nnd ~: local the Vt
bo!ose; tho supply for thlA weeks sales IL 1boas
GENERALLY bought heavy Int wsok oii tho ow p!at
and dcn't want much THU Wcsk; bcsidrs etTtI
arg asking about 25c morn only twu Ioa' ,ss, 'o
~ lssai rsaes &C. ssky t Gss ss
81. i.ooGI5. 25; common, :i.00atl. ~. -, II.
Iloas-heeelpts, 1850 haaa: total fef ,n,s ~
EsSs ~ @ *e:, 5s, II M " YrS,. ins ysss @
BnAKr-Roealpts, :.:A1o bond: tot'l ioi . y. y.
wook, II 100, against IT, 70 thu vrci tcfo's: r.
copts light; ptccs 10000 h!Ehst THAI 'a's "'''
NEW YORK. ,o,,
NKw YoRW, Juno q. .--fssEsxs- -Reccipts', ~ I'm,
PRICES further advanced; narkr5 espsslai .,s
S1UA'ic; about III car-loals colora!.o a.t .t.sl,
sa stses: sNpo, etEa'fss @ xs ato ;op hs @ wesk S
'!S ssst3Reeopt.' a:iH @ loo: market nrnst; MY
adYance on slcnp; poor 10 chulce El'GeP ~ itte
limbs. nGac; shlpa,cnts for tho Neck u a" NV
| |Bwrsn-Reseipts, II, 500; none alive: non'n''
quotations, IS. o015. 10 pcr 1rO lbs.
BALTIMORE. ,..
DAtTINonk, Jane D.-I'EEr GArILsdrNtus. l d-.t aus.
slow and unchauXou; very best, hafh:ic. "aa,i;e;
ity, 414Tc; meltam, 3kGic; oFdlaast}5, r.. xii Iii.
Mest sales. 4,&@4Hoi 1ocespss' l'%'1' ''
!, 008. r.,r. 70.
Swtas-supply cqual to demand: trade 'a'''
cctpia, 8, "a quotations, 4As5ltc; ,,,,.,,op,,
huHkr ANn LANBs--fsecelpta, y. a'a'. Nv Min,
sheep, 3.{04Hc; laubs, IQtH}sc; n'A3ke'
ST, LOUIS. .-.,,,,
8T. Louts, Juno 1.-GATTLk-s1iPI%sasma,m Isam,ma ri
Eaatcrn aevotopmcnt4; good local ess. oenT Texlnl
luteIess stuck at previous prices; sa reecipta
wanted, 40 change Ct pFicoa iu sHs s'9u' ''
suEkr-better shipping demand; t n. ~ receipts
clipped, 3s35So; choice, $3.boe>3' W '''
700i shipments, none.
kANsAa Cirr.
Rpfctak ptspotcA 10 Tat 9f9naHs' 1hs rYln
Kansas Orr, No., June D. -eAFT LII III;
CnrTerf fcpoffaI HecatptA, 2R7i e!l si"c .toek'
arIner, uatiye shippers, ST. 751Di .hUi na. ,s. Elm
era rnd fccdsts, $2a. 60tt3. 7hi nhf''e o'"''
IIoos-lseceipts, 1.o4e; th!pmenst soIi "a iii
good IL chaiee, 81 1hO3.a0i cona''a
-. 0o@3. ~. ....
QIhClHkATI+ ,..,.. mir.
O1xctNAAEt, June nD.--Il0ga-l5ot'11,n'uti 1,'ti' H. 80
ket arM; common, 81. .Uo4Da. 20; iasa'' e 100
4. 80; packing, 81. 4013. ~; p1sG"s:td,,j :t,,j'
3. .t5t Eeceipts, i oGo; thspfaehts'
, 1879-06-10

Tho following instruments werc filed for
record Munday, June 0:

The following instruments wesc filed Tor
record Monday, June 0:
c1rr rRurEnrT.
..:1125ai It, dated May il t0crthan
Savings HnHk tn Carl tiutzl. 80. ..... : 3@6
Miller Il, ITO II v Of West Taylor II. Of.
:4!l'n Il, dated J,,no tTi'nothy Ward ~.
sdah to Pi!a bea1osn Il M"sy Il: Vi Il oi bii;:;., 's'
st, Q I, :!;1xllU II, dated lano tlienry
C. GAss to William Watkinhl...... $50
ftcca +. cot North l1aietcd It. H. f.al
tWtIllnm II. smith to Mary j. biggcs,:. 600
DcArhnrn nv, til n Il Of Division st. ef,1 10
xl5o 4. dated ln!to tEl1aaT Watkins .oo
xloo y, dated JUNG U Il. L. sn"rp to -.
Julian Il, 3lo ite u wood at, ri 2ax
100 IT.. dated Juno Is. l.. sharp to
Forcst ~. ncar Taiity: SIKH 81. ii1 ~
1:n,i +: dated 1"no o t5ohn u, boano
Keith H 1T st ssf.' III Il 81 wc.; chcaso AZ, ''
I, 2ixi00 Il, improved, dated dune q ,.
tiInns J. Annntlsun 10 Join Se!Eonl. 1000
Eyctgrccn st, " It = Uf Fowler Ut. 50
I, u II sn altey, dated 1nnu tjohn
Ssson t,I, ,9"ns y M + y, LOCO
VI. b0't fl to Fourth a.. dated IuMc Q
"a. 7. ton,stork to Murlx fasslR>... 8, 3,7GO
Southport AZ. 1S0 Il = OF Bcden Nv, e I,
3s'x1!H #. 1atcd June : tlteaty Sund-
macl!ur to August MurrE}. ............ 800
SOUTH or CITY t'nrTs, within RADIUS o1 aEyzx
xl1.Es oF TIE couNr'll0usE.
EentG at, uenr Forty fifth It. 9G hCrra, RIM.
min. " to Stewart ny tc1ccpt ra}afoadt,
anted lnnu tNimsod Lancaster IL Al,
Lan It. ioi /. oi for.y.eielt u al II 7o'oo
+Sx2t II, tlarcd May s Edward Koch '
ta John btu6efl .........-. ..'.......r 800
, 1879-06-10

Independent REASONS for strength. but tho
freight argument Was probably not 20 atrnng ns
on its face It appeared to b.. Tic rates aru un-
doubtcdly hsRhrr On now business. thnn they
wero last week, hut good tlcal OF Old business
Ia not tlnlahed, and no QUO profcsse1 10 bo
able to Ak limit to the volume Of contracts
yet outstanding on did rates. Cars ,wero ccr-
tn,hty quoted scarce yesterday, oven to patttcs
willing to nay tho now rates.
The greatest excitement WIS IN oats, which
advanced exc, md closed nearly 2c higher than
M Saturday, bolng change oi G@G31 per cent
til prices. Tho ,lnuaaal pressure can only b
counted for oy remembering Tint good MANY
pcoplc wl'o previously traded altogether In
wheat haso transferred their attention to oats
a1,d cnrn, s.nco wheat was supposed to be con-
tro1lcl by " alt street capital. The oat deal hns
becn large onct nn1 most Ut tho nov converts
appear to have been sellert, under tle bsllat
TINT tho market wus tlnluly high In sytnpathy
With wheat. They now have to 1ll,-that Ia,
If they hare not duno 10 already. Wheat
advanced sc, most Of tho trading tor next
month l,cng at about s1,00, which was 1{c above
saturdays latcst. It was stimulated by tho psi-
vatc adrices from England noting bettor feel.
Ing thcro. with an improved demand. Ttcre
were evidently Il good many ortlcrs here, sonse'
Ut them sc,t last Waek, placng 3l.00 as tie
limit uf trade. Corn md re advanced Hc, with
n fair inquiry at tho improvement. The temper
aturo was ltttlo higher, but for from totng hot,
anu there was somo disposition TO reRarl tho
continuous cold weather ~ m Rugury Of light
crops, except III Minnesota wheat, anil there was
a1mc talk Of froat Ia corn. Provisions were
strengthened by MI improving export demand
Tor meats.
I.ake fFcjrhts wcro etcatly on the ba.fs of INC
, 1879-06-10
IN rHw YoJ.K YHsTgnpAY.

.1uno o.-Itccc!pls- -Fionr. 1s,5s4 brls; wheat,
l77,5o0 bu; corn, eass,f49 bn, oats. 74.10o hu;
curt,-eal, 2l0 pkgs; rye. G', 7;S bu; barley, $50
bu; malt, t7i7a hu; pork, G,u99 brls; bcof, 1,3so
tcs; Cut meats; 2,sa3 pkgs; lard, 1879 tcs;
wh,sky, 1,l hrls.
E1porta-for forty-ctgtt hours-Flous, $4,000
brls; wheat, ~, COO bu; corn, 10000 bu; rye,
S,0u0 li.
, 1879-06-10

HOGs-Reoetvcd during sunday mud liond.y,
go, T0:!; aame limo last week, -, t67: Official hi
week, 12l, 051. In values thcru was yefy jsttd
chhnac from Saturday. Tho receipts we1s pteilJ
full for tbs opontng day, bnt there VIVA rood zen.
ernl demand and pg!cch ruled fairly +tcadf At 81 -
6o$.B0 for poor to good heavy packera; md 1t
~. 70 for fair to extra henvy shipper. Tia
quality WAS good ny0r1ge, tl,uro beinc a llnesl
run Of Missouri and Nebraska hoes, which xetl
better than tho general average. Excepting ,ons
ista arrivals, all sold and the market closed sboat
atcady.
AL sales arc made subject 10 shdnksgs 0! 10
ths far ripvy enyya A nd M 1ha fcr #tnra
, 1879-06-10

The California M1nltE Company uas Qee1utet9
dividend Of 50 cents.
NEW ORLEANS.
New OHLEANs, .Inne 0.-sIght exchange on
New York, II premlln.
Sterling exchange i83H.
rOnEl0N.
LONDON, Lunc 0.-Consols, o. TIC.
United statcs Scrurltics-lscadEng, 20}5; Erfo,
2S1a; preferred, h9.
United Statcs pouds-Ncw bs, 10535<ti ~,
10S4; 4s, 1D5.
FAitls, Jllne 0.-Rcutes, 110t n5c
, 1879-06-10

CATT1E-Recoiycd during SUNDAY and no.,.
!, TAO head: eAmo time 1aat wsok, 4. Ins s..!'
offered Inst week, 92, 200 head, Thc n,,r.,i assai
Will be seen, arc less than l,n1f a. tarpc a, 49,.
corresponding tw0 days OF last week. ttr...as ~
tunato for settlers that the supply VA, ,ut. '.''
there WAS not n1ch activity In the dsm,na ~. ~
any sourcc, and, with IN Average Monanv, .H@
1t Is moro than likely that =. least mr., !. etn!.
weeks advance ronld hAve been los, yhs .a' -,
Tanccd sfeiRht'ratos which vent tnto erec, ~ ~
terday-now 46c por 100 lbs 10 New york-yo,r..
to tho disadvantage Of holsipss Of fat cst,. h..
by virtue of tho small supnty and flrmcr New W..
adYltes, they wcfc enabled to close out At to,,,,s
full prices. Native hntchcss' stui1 and T. T.,,'..
wcre 6Fm tho latter showing m advance of ,h,.,
10o as compared with Saturdays prices, Fo,ss
aEht timo within fortnight tho yart,. wrr, e,,u,
OF stock, and Tho market cloleh steady, IL
wore reported At rfices ranging from ST. aa:,asm
for scEAwny cows and inferior mixed lo!s 10 ESSS
Gt6. 10 for extra e1DurE breyas. Nast ~ ~ ~
trading, however. mas At s.. 11c1;I. 90 for t.,4
good native butchers stuff md shronsh Term.
and at $l.00l4. 85 for fair to extra atccfu. '41
QUOTATIONS..
Extra Bccves-0raacd stcers, weighing
1,400 lba and upwDfta. ........ ;. ;. ID, ,1na, IA
Choice becycs-Flno, fas. wel!:forlncd 'S"'
Good besyss-Moli. tattenoi atsers. si; ''0'S''a
,wnlghtns !, 100 to !. 20 lo.:;. =. 4esoAs,
Weighing / go TO- to 1 aoo h, a7s04ls
and common 10 ct1o1ca COWS, for city
slaughter. Weighing 300 10 i, $50 lha 9. oo5Aa 4,
Htock Catt1e.Cosnnon cass1s, weighing
1nferieftisSt m +; S and ihn cows. hoi:i:
:. st9gs. bulls, aad aca!awag slccrs... 1.7sa.e oo
fexs, cor luo IDS 3, Goftd II
, 1879-06-10

Tbs following were tho rccu1ptH n1l,l sfiG-
nlcnts Ut TIC lending articles OF produce In thls
city during tho forty-cfgl.t hours ending at :
o'clock IN Monday tnornIng, and for the
corresponding date twclyu mouths ago:
, 1879-06-10

FLOUR-Was quiet and nrn. Thets was soma
inquiry by exporters, but thor mt ~ xtops
~ last weak. The local stAaiue was modcEat},.
sales weFo reported OF ~ bsl4 wtntsrs Ut 3na4p
g.2s; 4aU bsls double extsaa st $t.0oGb5. 90; bO
bsls extsaa u 81, Ii; 100 nt superancs at 81 10;
ma 1a0 brls rye four partly At H. 90. Total, $50
brls. Tho following WA tla nominal ssngy Of
pElcea 1t the closet
Choleo "! w!ntsrd.. .......,. ..... TO 9e1s2H
tioan 10 cahlce Wtnlcss.......,. -. 10 G5f4b
, 1879-06-10

i,e,., Tn.omts:. ....:.'.... :''.''' '.' gg gS1'M
S's E9sS'i s.!.::' s Il ;:s.: .sex: go: & slo $too
o..~ssn ostsa on shiea I'VE ws,e % seina % rcns
ton :. ~. ,,mnn..,s,a ~ oh,o,n .r.nsf"r, rnt
~ ""' ...'o"s'o ~ ov.', %~. 1wa
lots on t'ack wore eonftod TO tho locnl trade: We
20 Tons switched at 81, co. Total, s70 tons.
Cons- -MsAt-Tns stranger. sn1cs wcro Id Ions
eoss.s At 90 pr ton on tt.es and 200 srs at
snonr.-sslo was made Of 10 tons At ss.75
,,sr1S ,srNa a M1iEAT.wes moderately, ast,Is'
mo, months M dsyeses aavameoa tonSSta rI sna closed
shfis thts mnntiS tmnrnvr,, ~ Tha nritIsi, ,mnr
I'LL sJ rrrn nnhitcv hnnnmnccI IN bn sin,r tho"rh
staaa: but sono prvatS syiees noisi s IN III.
n Nj; y" York, nn our ccclpss wsre @ % saes I'm IN
nn so1 sna Thn n,ssts rrS @
sIar,u TN ear,y by moderate ofjcr dona;'l. wbscl
fonnd lltle rcsponso fron scllsrs tic osrinvs iot
Inr Tsfe % et ~ saG"ss s bss sp %
thst 1"a,n ~ INIT. M ,rnst ~ i'm frnIfn1 sxss
in thc s,,elcbborhood oi 81, op, Thnfo was littIo
no o1.s, 1T .,s r, .cttra o mi M
riyais nf M, j wars tnkcn to nil Inns shorta: the
an on,n S"s11 a. n orin,rv hosc, 'a saier
ImiT nn"nc5 II hi II ayanccd IN Ii uI5Gl1. 0ia
nnT rtosni; ~ mi anti m grt{Er hfiVntt ,Nct
nnict A. tus1Giatn cin,inr n iMc sr,ler the
1nnnih was nrnriy nouiHGi nf II .0:lGht tii nlos.
inR ii 81. .C1f Rput ralcs wcro reported OF TO- 600
hN No. 2 ut 81. oJtl Da!s III. uGo 9M NO. y At
nl!4dtsae; -Ou hn rg!rGtod ~ H2dOuato ~. wv
bu " Eamp!o al uiaShec. Tatal. lGt. 2ou 9t.
A!so sun nn NO. GM VI wv 70 aFtiSo tlik week.
nrianM MHxAT-sn!e. ~Gte :. H9!t h,! w!ntnF wtGnt @
at on, tho ontsile 5or kansas, @ ,gtnwn son
03e6osf.00i' and 8oo ou screenings ut boaDo4c
per b.. ~
WKN-Wns hcttTo aud strnngcr The market
Tor th!h mouth advanced Ac, and CLOSED }Sc abosa
81 ass tas " @ r,tt. Ws
uy @ 1,os.o n t;, auta* ~, ~ @ tH ttt innst.
IT.. @ -. i". m.to . .a.m ,, .uan uosu.. ta uss
ILL., ~. ~. "I.n aa".sua .IH th' a s
.1.e ,ys Mo8o sos tshts ss tua. ~ ~ cnih
,v",,hsr 1o yumc ,hor,. VIZ "uito nct;ye csriv
~ niit ~ ~ h"u snut.s @ "sss v ti ~ III
f,,,i n h!ing nna ,s'pre5a WrEe ha}lne tset @ 10 ~
.GH hafn,a ~ aia' IT, onH thc, i
nS ~ i, .nG @ W H. ~" sn IT,
III III " T. tng o'e no1utset H. iss, o"s s
is @ ~ I'LL Mi"sS suseuo o III ~ & amss' aa 'nu
!ti. ieeK e;,'1 VIZ 4atus, .mst at ] 9's,< "
hH, ui III i i ~ :" ~" @ G"nsu ~ Ir;Ea
1gmr un"r su ,tm.t ~ Nau, ~ ~
set nHss tanse ~ ,,a. ;scio i a"
Nc ADORE August GuaG M. Closed al Wi,;c biti
spot sales weru ropnFtcl Ut 374, QUO hn No: . md
high mixed nt MlH QDjlstCf ~ 0c0 BIT DO fsllnrt re.
Gcinta, at 3osl6bhtsc; 4 8o, hu high mixed ut
3f7sc anat: x, tnl0 bu Whtc at AGO i1!ic; HUI hu
nav hIeh nlxetl at like; i, sou bu now siIxcd IT
:Ha4c; 10. QUO lli rejected ut 3i acs 4.fnO hn by
snmulg On track at M'Ga Jog; md q ooo BY DO nt
rat,sl ae!.se ana ~ a.ancs Lue se
, 1879-06-10

the highest prices Of the week wcro not fully
maintained, although tho reactions did not cx-
cecti fractions. of a dollar per share.
The following gsvcs the fluctuations Of tho
leading AfnckEs
, 1879-06-10

BROOM. .CoRN-Was in good request and arm.
QnoIat!on, asS nS fa'scd heeMe. The stoek hero u
sH1o " pe i WV .e"s 'sa. tn"a ~ VIVA 1oaf Aso,
mud tho aeFeago planted Is supposed to ba ~ pcr
S@s E,ns 1''s rro ~ carno, br",h % ,, +, s.,,,o
ar"rn hnrl W v '9'''' = - - EiltsS}WW
ii.I. tlrn"d mi '''''''''''+'''''''ssH2sHR9
Esns crnn w,th Iuri r. wn,ir II
infsrn iSa,.npoa esaA
crou;cd d'..........'.'......' -. 49, WaH
1uTTlii-Ths dsasnd showed no ,nn!ovensat, @
and prices wero again weak and. unsotttcd. The
,uroe ,ccrtnts md tie drnressad conditfnp af tho
rsstorr .,Lnt r,vo nrco* ..ao,,,."ra ioa ~ ~.
aas;o: N''''S' %' '''''' "''"' ~
creamery, ,....:.," .s'....,s. =. ..l4Gb17
nooa ! 70 choice ''alFy ''".....'..' '..,.'.'1SDA
i%1ssis: t. se';.,sa sss
AMI pssss wo,s ss % and .sssay st s''''"''' '''A"o
c..,,s oSil ,f,n.,.,. hu ,,o4o
n.1sk mtt t.:..A '+' IL @ IT, Oh ''.3dsG!3
1's; Sisof." YH SSsnsS,s.s; Il S!,s II s;insa: :5Nsis
toWs.on '''r Xiii Id;4t.ot t.ot HnAoe. 'ss:4e:n
cnEEsE-was quoted Al bofors. Theto wus
modrrata movement at tho following sanvo of
n,tcrs.
it'vs1' ,'',
Ss .f s;ss' as%::: ss::' =: :: @aa
Low @ st'''s: :s; ::* -. ~ ~
EOAL--Ir1ces weto 1rtn and unchanged. Th9ft
was fA1f dplnanh ~ 94 .hu Tor LhcknWntit1n amt
litasun, 1t S4.1a TOT Eric, aud at S1. .00Gb.a fos
illinois.
EuMS-Wsro . quoted Al ioae1oHe. Tho receipts
, 1879-06-10

We hug Called 5+:ts snh io.4ns, OF conynrt
than, into l1n new u. 8. I FEIt CENTS AZ tito
cuFfgIt tplrknt prices.
III, it,ax, =; s;fNLfsa HILLS at 1s'' tlaa Ny.
f4O. ~ eso!ce 7 and per cent County, Towu,
and Scbtpl Huudy far sale.
EllEsI0S, KEASt CO..
100 Tsah!ugton.st.
, 1879-06-10
COMMEl}CIAL,

Latest quotations fur Juno delivery an tho
lea1ag articles for the lust tro business duys:
, 1879-06-10
GOVERNMENTS,

GOVERNMENTS, ..
Coupons Of 1a91. 1tl7st Now poF cent. .10:s
Nnw ;s......... ...1ElS Currency us.......1:l!,
New w4t{a........... ..1l)t}sj
, 1879-06-10

=. q EN- EItztI4 UI1EIEIt El8.
A00M.CORN-Was in good request and frn.
Quotations arc ra'scd Hdehc+ Tho atock hcro IL
spid to bs ], 200 tons less tLan It was yonr ago,
at.d tho acreage planted IL supposed to ba ~ Dor
,.n+ a,inr IL - Ia nt xrr{or,
, 1879-06-10

IhFxHTAL. ....
Common to IaiE, ,9oG3a
superior 10 dAo. ..40hN)
Extra hlls to nnest, gQ916
jAFAN UXC0Lonnl,.
Common to fair. ..1a5ba5
Superior to !1ns...40AiD
ExfsK tinn 10 tnast. 664bN
0QLUk0,
Common to fair, ..18db9a
superior To hna. ..s!01h40
Extra 1ne To duest. 4b@33
Choices. -. .,BQ4p70
Balt1clIpN0 AND COMM.
Superior To fnt. 4HQp40
,ctsve at Saturdays ad-
rted Of 200 brls distillcrs
,.o4 per gallon for high.
lrn,. Eastern buyers aEe
tho interior. and tho toat.
kcotl competition. 6ome
|ter wool begins TO aech-
markets. Following aro
n fn = f4trs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
THE MASS MEETING TONIGHT.

Tho mass meeting this evening at the st.
Charles Theatre should be q grand and Inn
posing rally of the Democracy of New Or
leans. The speakers who nave consented to
address the people on the occasion, are gen
tlemen whose ability is of the highest order
and their review of the political situation and
exposition Of the new constitution cannot fall
to be highly interesting To III Intelligent au-
dienca such as will unquestionably fill the
Old Drury tonight.
Gov. Voorhees,, OF Indiana, 10 expected to be
present. and as he Is q most eloquent and
powerful speaker, and q Democrat whose
services have given him q national reputa-
tion, there will be a natural desire to hear
him express his views Oh national politics
and on the Importance Of the present cam
palgn liz Louisiana from d national stand
point.
Col. Charles T.. Fonner and Hon. Henry g.
| Miller will address themselves especially to
an analysis md exposition Of the new constl-
tuition and Its practical bearings.
Senators Spotford and Jonas will also nd
dress the meeting, on the ticket, the consti-
tuition aud Federal affairs, n those who are
fortunate enough to secure seats will be rich
ly repaid by o feast Of eloquence. We hope
to SEQ the occasion graced by the presence OF
ladies'. mud are authorized to extend to them d
cordial invitation to attend. Every arrange
ment will be made for their comfort, and we
are quite sure they take a genuine and deep
interest In the result Of the present cam
paign. Let them, therefore, lend the inspira-
tion Of their presence to the orators Tonight,
and make the occasion ono to be long remem-
bered. In the good old days when the Whigs
and Democrats contended for the supremacy
the ladies always attended the political meet
lngs, and politics was all the puror and bet
ter. There is no reason why the custom
should not be revived and every reason why
II should. Let the Democracy OF the city to
night prove that It is not one whit behind the
| country In enthusiasm.