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sAis5L1NEs COUNTRY.

3oHLrNW GREEy, Aug1Ht 10, 10 iS' I
SEdiiTs Dtsphtch Ihe People OF Caro-.
;!ipa aE& kratliied at tho declAse movement
ofghs Gonspfssrfse party. the DispatcH
forts positive arln-Ylss posi =.
iionassThere are great changes going on
here land .we shallcarry Carolfnsb By strong
Our senator, Died aasenbeEEF,
has faithfully. maintained bis, position IN
favor of-;the debt settlement and The re-
storation of peace and order to Virginia:
Among the frieudssoi this. the true cause OF
Virginia, we all, bail with pride and plea
sure our former, 70 ember OF Congress- Colo.
mel J. d. .Deiaruette. Sc is adman OF
weight, whose earnest and able deIehce gI
the great cause OF the GQmmonWealtn Will
he yfelt with effect in our glorious Old
county. Rely upon it, Caroline. will! stand
amongst the most devoted, and enroll her
name in tue place Of lhonoramongst the no
blest Of the countless J RAPPAHANSocK.'
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HAApDES.SIpNyY, August Il, 1879,

/ HAAPDEE-SlDNEY, august ID, 1873.
The exercises OF Union Theological Seul-
mary began on Wednesday evening. The
professors have all returned. There are
.thirty-two students present. OF this num-
Der four are new ones. Others are expected.
Ground has been broken for the erection Of
a new Library building, costing over
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DEATH

Died. on SUNDAY night, August z. $40, at half
past 10 O'Clock, Miss BRIDGET SMALL, a native
Of County Limerick, ireland.
Her funeral Will tshe place from the rsstdence OF
James Bowen. 4l3 north Seventeenth street, THIS
(Tuesday) AFTERNOON at half past O'Clock.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend.
- New York and Canada papers please copy.
Dad. on the l7th OF August, Mt 1885 A. n, In
the cightieth year OF her age. Mrs. ANN MERCER
WILLIAMS. relict Of the are Charles Brace VIII
illaiDs,. 80 - .'N<'~.#tt -
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SPECIAL SDTff.r.
1"coHEN BROTHERS,
= = COHEN BEoTHErs,

Nm INC sen senior partner Of This dra harpz ,..,
New YORK ,9k for the last fifteen days. ,hev -, b
Ing daily large shipments OF goods smith, 'S$'T
season and for early fall wear. "f t.i'
2S cases NEW FALL PRINTS:
IL cases NEW STYLES MADRAS c,,,
md B0URETTES; 'HAGS
10 cases CANTON FLAEHfLs:
loo pieces Atwood FLANNEL IN Wire.
loo loo pieces piece A AL IL. FLANNEL in .,oo
900 pairs ELEGANT BED.BLANKGrs.
200 pieces sHEETISGs ia .ic
4.> 1914, LA, and 12-4. -
The attention Of purchasers g: Dir, .,>,.,
spectfully called 10 The abo9c lIaes Of ROOD. 80
will guarantee saving III twenty -. o... =
mer prices. =
al j.
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Our Cuml erIand correspondent is right.
We offered to publish General MAHoNE's
reply to CoLLINsoS il he would publish
CoLLINsoN's letter.
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DANVrILE,
tcoFrsspouusncs Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l

sSS11i .Sstf.iss9, AUGUST 16s 1879. /
CasWell county, M G., put down as
iEroAucing tobacco, corn, wheat oats, rye,
lpotktoes, grasses, and vegetables. The sur.
face is 'uhdhhting WITH sandy, danny, aud
Clay soils, The, land listed in S7g1psea:
spEad s2t, 41 acras, !. and the Yalns ai the
4anfss and OF the town ,.Ipts was
41t. 1ts fruits are apples, peaches, pears,
grapes, plume, and berries, and the yield Of
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ANSWER.

For the last eight years the peeler bond
holders baye received no interest on their
bonds, which evidence about ope-third OF
the debt OF the State. The interest has ac-
cumulated during all that time. One-ha!f
OF this interest is to be released il the Nc
CULLocH bill be carried out. Besides that,
one-half of the per cent. interest on both
the consol and peeler bonds is also to be
released for the next ten years, or, in other
words, the State will have to pay annually
but 100000 interest in all, Instead Of
81 100000.
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The Washington Post reports Bob IN
GERsoLL as saying that lie and his "Libe-
ral' friends intend to cast their influence
into EwISG'S scale in Ohio.
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Editors Dispatch Will you, or Dir. Au.
fitof Taylor through the columns OF your
journal, be so kind rs to answer this query
I. It has, been stated through the public
press and otherwise that under the Nc
Culloch 'dett-bill settle ment the bondholder
releases one-haf OF the interest on his bond.
Does this mean that be releaseszhaf OF the
past-due interest accrued up TO the time OF
funding? II so, then all the unpaid cou.
pons issued under the old funding bill
(which carry si1 per cent? are, by refund
ipg under the McCulloch bill, made to bear
onIy three per cent. from the date Of issaing
them In III. Y ours, INQUIRER.
August 10, 1879.
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| III STILL GREATER REDrtTlrN
N PRICE. or NILLINFRIGnpDS.- Wen. e..
'rrunn,i 10 close nn: our entire SO X -! Il Nv
MILLINERY. and IRE selling Il; prizes tower '.t.
any ciErr Eon In The city, rcgarl'" 1T cus'. s..
d"fy competition. and ak 4 call "f al IN ~ T
Hats. BOnuctS. Feathers. Flowers. (iaul"s. rl-.
Wells, Mourning ,i"r'ts. SC Country ur'.~. -,.
c.iyc prompt lII careful attention. \ CO. E. -
liCit"d. Mrs. +. Hl'iXiFH.
jy Ii $50 ir"aI street, Rchmt w. -.
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,~ MOURNING GOODS.
IJtTZI.FR BkDvUEnS

UTTZLFR BROTHERS
a 525 BROAD STREET. RICHMOND. ",
anavr Just received from their res. .".'.E,y...
Fin New York the com pl"te stprk u! tt t4.f..r..
Arof MOURNING GOODS. 0rg.h. ..Hur,I..r.
srhey are very fine imported -u,!.. AZ! ,t.+
HMessrs. IlUTXLER otFrr tlIr.G ~ l"-> fNan a.,
Htourrh of their real value. car ana So ,E.,..
4 Grape Collars. Crap" sos Trtr, E"ll., ~,
HCrape by the yard, b0tt' :. b ~ air! = hitr.
They offer also tnrir -, ''nl'y. i.a~r. u g.
Kinds. the lowest In The CITY: Cur-"r, Nrr.,
sUndcrweAr. Hosiery. Glove. Euttnu=. Trla-
Innings, Satns. Ribbons. r"riIurrl. I..f,
ASoaps, &c. The laISsc.i Ilac ~ - a!-f'.,r
9JewcirE Souih at NJ" YORK. aH -
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Two HOLDERS OF
l. CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN July AND AUGUST i9'''

A, meeting OF the Bosrd Of e! tS' !, rss
Of the sinking Fund held MAY |, I'll NJ The ~ ri
xSe nabiic notice by ADVERTISEMENT ,nst ' 1nt ~
..an ding bonds OF the ely .! hy" W Ja is,
1850, YIN and after the ~ t' inr OH u At
he redeemed Oh presentation ~ '"N
Auditor OF the city,. .., u...t,op, | hereof
ave notice that the SIX zen MN Ing to s67
i ihs AZ and August. 1850, smornIh.S 10 NJ \.
ass2stota, siosoIs,ssrIESHst s r. on psctn,.
| A., 81 The office of th;, Auditor OF the Guy W
.ass The lsT DAY UFSlUa;Gs 1879 lXSoS;,
Acting Presiaen. Commissioners s'sS'Ss ''
myS
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BETTER TINES AHEAD.

had a talk with Mr.. John a. Bclyin last
evening, and he assured me that business
has gradually improved in Richmond du-
ring the present year, and that he plainly
sees better times ahead. He says he bias
conyersed with businessmen from all over
the country during his months soiourn
here, and they generally agree with him
that business will soon be much brisker
every where ~ ..- .-'
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FINANCIAL.

DOR SALE,
TEN SHARES OF
VIRGINIA TRANSPORTATION AN"
COMPANY. ,.,,.>
J. TucMrSnS i nkoM w. ~,
81
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THE BRILLIANT BALLS CONTINUE.

The balls increase in .brilliancy nightly,
and the immense ballroom is crowded to its
full capacity. The ladies continue to bring
out fresh toilets Of rare beauty, and il there
is any scarcity of money in the land they
have not yet felt it. Everybody commcnds
the wisdom of Mr.. Peyton in disseminating
the grand bulls, as they were called in times
past. which gave everybody an immense
deal Of trouble, and brought no profit and
little endowment.
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PETERSBURG.

A PAINFUL ACCIDENT; TWO CITIZENS THROWN
FROM BUGGY-DEATH OF A WELL-KHOWN
MAN-sEvERE NORTHEAST STORM-ANoTHER
MILITARY COMPANY TO BE 0RGANJzED-DAM
BROKEN-REvEEUE RECEIPTS-TOBACCO IN
sPECTIONS-NEW CHURCd-P ERSONAL-
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THE WEATHER-soME RAIN.


It commenced raining Saturday after
noon, aud it was not clear yesterday, but
this did not greatly interfere with the en-
ioyment OF the guests, for 1t only increased
The crowd in tue immense parlor and de-
monstrated how sociable everybody Is.
A CHAMPION GAME OF BILLIARDS.
+ Messrs. Parker Campbell and Claiborne
Watkins haye at last played their game OF
billiards for the championship among Rich
mond players now here, the former win
ming after hard contest. They played the
French carom game, $50 points, and the
largest run made BY Dir. Campbell. was So,
aud by Mr.. Watkins Ga. The latter lost by
only three points, and is not satisfied. ..,y
: A COMPLIMENT, TO AN ABLE vIRGIE1AN.
i A, party, Of prominent Virginians were
ON saturday speaking Of: Roberta. Coghi!l,
of Amherst, when one said have never
known him to come out second in any de-
bate in the House Of Delegates since the
war. Another remarked, It would be. bet
ter for him. to represent a half-dozen eoun.
titles in the Legislature tbanto' haHeIthen
yhordiuary men. 4 A third
said, Why, you might put: him in reithel
house OF Congress- and would at once
become a. man otonhark. : Fhey discuss mer
1 asWellsas measures here, 1buba not lhiway'
kindtyy :,.EiI 1asa !an bib si1-aiq tUiJ
.ysb.eBafgF TrEAsaQlaog ,sR Il /
! tits owing to the experience and eff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06
REGISTRATION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Books of Registration for the Municipal Election,
be held MONDAY, MAY 5, 1879 for the election OF
Three Trustees of Carson City, will be open Saturday
April 5t o'clock A NJ, and remain open until April
25th, at o'clock p, NJ, 1879.
Naturalized citizens required by law present their
papeI5 at the time of registration.
W. NJ. CARY,
Ex oficio Registry Agent, Carson Township.
Carson City, New, Aprl 5, 1879. I'd
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-24

I Nil.autes lager beer and lunch st Frank
Cochrass's.
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Continuation ofthe Argument in the
Case Of the state Of Tennessee vs. Jas. NJ.
Davis.
Washington, Oct. 22-Supreme court
No. 720, state of Tennessee plaintiff vs.. Jae.
NJ. Davis, upon division Of opinion in the
circuit court of the United States for the
middle district Of Tennessee. The areu-
ment was continued by Attorney. General
Devens for the defendant and concluded by
James &. Field for the plaintiff. In con.
tinuing the argument in behalf of the de-
fendant the attorney general maintained
that both the Judiciary act Of 1879 and the
subsequent legislation. now under considera.
ton, providing for the removal of certain
cases from state TO federal courts are valid
aud constitutional; that the right Of the
state to vindicate and preserve it's peace is
subject to the grave rights ofthe United
States to preserve'and vindlcate their pow.
ers that the act complained Of was done by
the defendant in the performance of his Off
cial duty to the United States, and that
this fact constitutes the federal ingredient
which gives jurisdiction to the federal courts.
The right of the United States to protect it's
officers and to bear accusations
against him is indispensable to the enforce
ment Of the federal laws, The gravity of
of the charge can make no difference to the
right. No statuatory process will authorize
the removal Of an indictment for assault, as
| in the case Of Jenkins 2, Wallace jr., circuit
court reports, but it will one for muir der.
The existence Of the official, his return and
duty, aud the claim that the alleged crime
was committed in the performance Of that
duty, ,aflord:requisite ground for the removal
of the case. The attorney general further
maintained that even if under the existing
laws there could be no regular jury trial in
the federal court, 10 would BY no means
follow that the cause could not be removed
| 1t would still be removable, and it would b,
for congress to remedy the defect. Final
lly, the propriety and necessity Of the ap
peal to the federal courts by federal officer
imprisoned for acts done BY them under th!
color Of Office is everywhere recognized and
. II this defendant cannot be tried in the Unit
ed States circuit courts tn
: truth or fality Of the facts alleg
> ed in his petition should be ascel
= tained by the examination upon the habea
y corpus aud he be either discharged or n
. manded. Is the result may require.
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TELEcRAPHIc eRevITIEs.
DINING GRANT.

San Francisco, Oct. 24-L.st evening
Gen. Grant dined with senator Booth at
Sacramento. About Fifty distinguished gen.
tlemen from various portions of the state
were present, including Gov. Irwin and
prominent politicians Of all parties.
WINTER IN THE EAST.
New York Oct. PA stiff, cold ofi.shore
gale prevails on the Atlantic coast to-day.
Snow squalls along the Hudson river are
reported, while the Catskiiis are covered
six inches with snow and still showing, is
the report from parts Of New Esgland and
Canada.
Meadvil!e, Pa, Oct. M-Reports that ~
inches Of snow have fallen since one o'clock
this morning.
CORY, Oct. 24-Titusville and Oil City
report light snow.
FACILITATING FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Washington. Oct. 24.-The treasury de-
partment has transferred an additional ten
millions in gold to the assay Office at New
York 10 facilitate foreign exchange.
Al GALE AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland, Ohio, Oct Yesterday
afternoon heavy gale commenced blowing
from the northwest and the temperature fell
rapidly. During the night the gale reached
the proportions of q tornado, and some
damage was done in the city.
THE CABINET AND THE uTEs.
Washington, Oct 24.-The cabinet meet.
ing to-day was devoted principally to dis
cussion Of the Ute Indian troubles. Secre
tary Schurz and Gen. Sherman gave all the
information in the possession of their de.
partments. The discussion turned upon
what steps should be taken towards the In
diana, and it was decided for the present
that only precautionary measures should
be adopted.
DESTRUCTION OF FRENCH VINES.
Washington, Oct. 24.-The United State.
consul at Rochelle, France, says in few
years vines in that district must be com
pletely destroyed, all devices for arrestina
the progress Of the ply lloxera pest having
failed. The only remedy left il to impor
vines from America, which are proof agains
phylloxera. There must, however. be {
great falling of in vine production during
few years to come. The exports Of brandy
from LaRochelle last year to the Unitet
States were valued at nearly one millior
dollars Arrangements are making TO
large importations Of grain from the Unit
ed States. Planting Of wheat In ravaget
vineyards has not been found profitable.
GOLD AND SILVER COINAGE.
San Francisco, Oct.24.-The mint is coin
ing small gold pieces to supply the demand
Philadelphia, Oct. pa The mint 10 q
work principally in silver dollars.
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YELLOW FEVER.

Memphis. loA. NJ. Oct. 24.-No new
cases. One death occurred since last eve
ming: G. r. G. Mcdonald, druggist, at the
city hospital. Frost fell Last night, and wa,
plainly visible this morning, notwitLstand
ing the prevalence of high winds. The
thermometer at daylight indicated 39o.
The superintendent of quarantine tele.
graphs that the continued cold weather rem.
ders quarantine no longer necessary, and
that with the approval Of the state board ol
health they will be forthwith discontinued.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Boston, Oct. 24-The jury in the case Of
Ca,dine Z. Goodrich ard Daniel T. Kimbal
on second trial for the murder of Jennie P.
Clarke, victim of the notorious trunk trag'
edy, returned sealed verdict Of guilty;
Goodrich was convicted Of having perform.
ed the operation which caused death. and
kimbal Of being accessory.
Philadelphia, Oct. 2l-John Clark, Axel
Myberg, Peter Ksssmissen and Kari Gras
fera, seamen Of the ship Sea King, indicted
for the murder Of the mate, d. Brooks, hav,
been found guilty Of manslaughter.
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OFFICIAL VISIT.
Constantinople, Oct. 24-Aleko P..h,.
governor Of Eastern Roumeiia, viii visit
the sultan alter the closing of the Roumelian
OFFICIAL VISIT.


Constantinople, Oct. 24-Aleko P.sh,.
governor Of Eastern Roumelia, viii yiiit
We sultan alter the closing Of the Roumslian
ssssmply.' II e II Isf.9J~
WITHDRAWN.
Paris, Oct. 24-Gen. Cialdini has with.
drawn his resignation. x q
A GOVERNMENT MAJORITY.
!. SsGa, Oct. 24-The new election for In.
Bulgarian chamber resulted in govern.
ment majority.
PREPARING FOR WAR.
Berlin, Oct. 24-The cast steel works At
bookhot have been ordered TO suspend their
large private business, every resource being
required to execute the enormous orders Of
the gpyernn9ank. oi Rsssia - vse,ei cannon
and other implements Of var. -
Bradford. England, Oct. A,-The WOOL
mar ket has a cheerful tone. Thetendency Of
prices is still upward. Country rates are
higher than here.
ADVANCE IN COPPER.
London, Oct. 24.-At Truno the standard
price OF Cornish copper ore yesterday ad.
vanced Blk pounds per ton.
LOST AT SEA.
Halifax, Oct. 24.-By the wreck of the
schooner Nancy on Cariboo island. the
captain, four seamen and boy were lost.
DAMAGING FLOODS.
Kingston. Jamaica. Oct. 16.-Severe
rains on this island from the lltb to the
!4th did serious injury to property in
Kingston, St. Andrew and Port Royal
mountains. Some thirteen lives were lost in
hingston, while horses, mules, sheep, qoats.
nugc trees and tinbers, bridges, houses
sacks Of coffee and planting trees were
swept out to sea. Great distress prevail,
among the people. Telegraph lines having
oeen thrown down, communication with
many districts is stopped. and business ha.
oeen almost entirely suspended ia conse-
quence. Captain Webster of the steame,
Aetrs reports that about twenty milel
northeast of Morsnt point he passed num
oer OF dead horses, sheep, co ,,s, goats. log.
OF mahogony and cedar.
EDI>oN's NEPHEW DEAD.
London, Oct. 24.-T. Edison. nepbev
OF the American inventor, died in Paris
where he recently arrived to superinten,
his uncle's patent affairs.
ADUEL.
In duel in Algiers between lieutepan
Of Zouaves and commisssry adju,ant, til
latter was killed.
MILITARY STORES SEIZED.
Lahore, Oct. PA reconnaissance wa
made on the 2lst inst. from GundamucI
and large quantity of military stores an,
provisions was seized.
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THE NEWS.
The Cabinet Decides to Watch
the Utes.
Revival II Tho English Ir,n Trade
Large Coinage Of Gold and|siker Coin
by the American mints.
STEAM NAVIGATION.


F-yN -@ss- a. - -
Cincinnati. Ohio, October 23.-The
national board Of steam navigation
convened at 10 o'clock this morning and re-.
ceived and acted on several reports. Capt
kountz. United States navy light house
inspector, was present and handed in an
important communication respecting light
ports on western rivers. Officers for the en-
suing year were elected as follows: Preai-
dent, +. M. Gould Of St. Louis; first vice
president, r. II. Voolfolk; second. j. b.
Coyle, Of Portland, Me; third, Z. H. Ed.
munds, OF Philadelphia; corresponding Sec
tretary. b. s. O,born, of New York; treas.
urer, T. w. Nichenson, Of Boston; chair
man Of executive committee, F. Ii. Shir-
lock, Of Cincinnati. Twenty.seven men,
bers now comprise the executive committee.
The report Of the committee for the past
year now being received. The board will
adjourn to meet at Norfolk Va. next term.
The board Of steam navigation adjourned
to meet at Norfolk, Va, September lat 1880
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-24
SUPREME COURT DECISION.

Continuation ofthe Argument in the
Case OF the state Of Tennessee VS.. Jas. NJ.
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The Merchants billiard parlors have been
moved 10 location one door north Of Ed
mund's and Wvnn's bank.
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FOREIGN.

IMPROVEMENT OF ENGLISH IRON TRADE.
Birmingham. Oct. A.-Exceptlng the
common qualitiss Of pig iron adversely af-
fectsd by the relapse 10 the Glasgow iron.
the market continues 6rm at late rates, and
nruuess 10 gradually extending 70 light
classes Of Iron. Native Iron Of oil mines
aud pigs Of approved brands are q
Cd TO s. rer ton higher than prices current
al the end Of September. and market bsrs
ass strong. With considerable ,rsuesctions
therein. A leading f,m in the hoished
iron trade 10 South StAlIordshire and East
Worcestershlrs yestsrday considered 40 sp
plsoasios Tor "a aavapce 10 wages on th'
grouud OF tmpsoysusnt 10 tfade, and Dc.
cidcd thst they did sot consider that th'
state Of dsbussiAsd 90 advsnce.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-24

Choice cauvased meats just received ~
J. L. BRUcE h Co.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

WALL STREET.
New York, October "a.
Money! per cent.
Governments-Quiet. ~
Stocks-Irregular.
NEW YORK.
New York. October "a.
WHEAT-Fsyerish. Spiing 1929, win
ter 1@24c higher-fairly active. No. 2
epring Sl.35@$l35! November.
RYE-Nominal, 90@92
CoRN-Steadv. Gle.
BARLEY-Quiet.
OATs-Dull. Mixed western 42@43sc.
White 424@45.
PoRK-Firmer, unchanged, $l0.75.
LARD-Higher, 500.
WHIsKEY-Sl.15.
Chicago, October "a.
wHEAr-wheat opened weak. Closed
strong, higher. No. 2 red sl.25a@l.2e ;
spring sl.l6i cash; $l.l7i November ;
81 1875 December.
CoRN-Firm, higher, 45sc; cash 45ic
November 42s; December 45tc.
OATS-flrmef, olc Olo cSsh o]2c Nv
ember 333c December.
RYE-77c.
BARLEY-84c.
PoRK-Strong, higher, $3.50 cash,
$1,000 November $40 IS bid January.
LARD-Excited, $6.A0 cash; $3.50 bid
November; $6.573 aaked January.
WHIsKY-Higher, $l.lO.
MILWAUKEE, - -,
l Milwaukee, October "a.
WHEAr-i@ll higher, closed unsettled
Hard $l.l2i. No. !, $l.l9t; No: =
81 III cesh; Sl.lSe November; Sl.zo'
( December; No 3. 81, 0sc; No. 4, $l.Ol.
CoRx-firm. 45le
OAIs-3lic.
Il RyE-15c.
BAHLxY-s5c.
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rr..A TROUT and WHITE FISH d
Jeakinnua's
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