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New-York tribune., 1879-05-29
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| COACHAIAN and GRO0M.-By a competent
- man has thorough knowledge of the proper care OF
horses carriases aud harness can iurnsh & seyeia yea
city or country Address j. $, Box 2s5 Tribune Uptown
ONCE, No. l. 9So Broadway,
NOACHNlAN and GROOM-In a private
- famlg who thoroughly understands his business The
best Of reference giving six from present employer
Can be at 42l 5ih-ave. "
NOACHMAN and GROOM-By a Scotchman
~ who understands his dGtos IN every respect was
address C. b. Tribune Uptown once 80. i,208 Broadway
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a German
y married young han, age 81 no ncuubrance thor
carrages ec frstciass driver in city or country strictly
sober. trrenees VIII certify bas M sS'I ySs9 y Sg & anu
Office, iI5s.i i25s Broadway.
TOACHMAN and GROOM-By a reliable
hs sS2r S b9 @' nso fo'T5 5 from present
ployer. Call or address ; b., 10 West 42te-st.
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a frst-class
4 German driver steady reliable ana particular
his eusi9ess in eysry respect very best refer
| COACHMAN and GR0QM.-By a respectable
Y yonng man who thorouehIy understands his business
VIII found willing and G6sng for ysAr' S,6w qS5 G9e5sSe %
| 1885 Broadway
COACHMAN and GROOM BY an intelligent
y Protestant young m1n G MnSie % a5d oin
Strictly temperate best references from empoyer in hs
city. address W. L. Box &c. Tribune Uptown once I'@9o
Broadwey.
| COACHNIAN and GROOM.-By an active re-
perento n EngIant; willing and obg1g will make him
generally useful reference IRON Last empOEer
on having place end wanting good man need
ADDRESS 81. LEE. Hempst0ad L. l.
| GARDENER, &c.-By man age 81 years,
W who g0oi gardener both veg, tables and nOWcrs'
greenhouse crap re-, take care OF and drive horses
milk best .umeudatlOns. Apply at CAkPEN
| i0s 6th-aye. near 9thst
| CROOM.-By an English groom. in city or
"a country understands lis business boroughy-taEing
care horses Carriages hsrDos tc willing and OBJ ing and
will himself useful best OF references j. b. 40 cot
| 3oth-st
| GROOM, &5c.-A tirst-class groom and coach
N man; Germany Protestant; single; go d refer
city country. address H. B, - Wet l3t.st
! MAN and WIFE, lately landed, want sit
IVA uaOn geDemans or farmers place IN the 0utry
| as steady place. Apply at ONCE M. Broadway
| JNO PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
young desrs To connect with good house can
good trade gnmenis which can be largely IN
creased a correspondent. with considerable business
experience viii work a small aud percentage;
good New York references Address JUNIOR
| Box 81, Elendst, Del
sTSEFUL MANLY q Protestant man, who
u aud drive horses milk, cattle 90 garden.
Ing farm work &c good aons Apply at CAR
| PENTER'S lOs 6thayer near 0thst.
| VALET or NURSE, &c, to an invalid
gentleman years bfstolass city Teieronee Address
| A. T., 90 West 26thst.
|
New-York tribune., 1879-05-29

NURSE-As sick nurse will go out by tie
~ sy or week doctors references Ohccu0n 10 travel
Mrs. CIAVEN, 3O3 East 46thSt
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NURSE. - An experienced infants nurse
would Ike To meet wlth a lady going 10 Europe; has
crossed TIE Atlantic several tines be highly recon-
m ndad. Apply by letter 81 East 2Sd-st
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NURSE.-A respectable girl as an Infants
nurse can take care OF baby is birth hs no OBJ
i1c0ns 10 go travelling with the lady best city reference
Address j.. F. Tribune Uptown Ohce, LIS Bfoaiway.
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VA AITRESS-By superior girl. VINO can
w do I'll kinds ot salads fixes table teauuiliy,@ @ qua bs
vary neat I'm aDpNarance has excellent references N Oo
sosn al 6UZ 0thave. near 33thst
VITAITRESS.-A respectable young glrl is
w waitress for summer boarding house 24Z West a'
ST. Room ..
New-York tribune., 1879-05-29

AUNDRESS.-By tir.t-caSs laundress.
who is very superior worker; do washing ana ro1;
ing beautifully ana afraid of work Can be seen ~ bA
a. IL ar s
New-York tribune., 1879-05-29

NURSE.-By a French girl, who speaks
a English thoroughly acquainted with Tire care OF
cndrp furnish city references Can Dc seen % J'-O
New-York tribune., 1879-05-29

I AINDRESS-A respectable woman 10 go
out by the day laundress. Call address Slo West
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-07

Smith, J. Huchman, W Wacasn.
MANAGER PREDDEY, of the Opera House,
says that the Aimee opera hnnt- troupe "'tl
visit this city, providing Ctrsnnites viii guar,
anty an $500 house This is rather d steep
demand, but if We desire to hear the company
We have no alternative than to pay the sum.
ARRIVALS The following passengers ar
rived per southern stage yesterday afternoon:
John james and wife, james Halpin, Mrs.
Hrbitt and boy, John Smich, Vim. I. Buck
lev, D. NasIe, H. Webster, j. W. Ward. j,
King, Mrs King and child, JAS. Cross.
YESTERDAY the straW hat OF one of the
tnelters in the Mint, fell into furnace
a ID was burned up. A fellow meter
saw the accident AMI remarked, " That's t"o
bad, amt it? "Oa, no" replied the victim,
" the loss won't be felt
BIRTHDAY PARTY Miss Lulu, the little
daughter of Col. Milt Esther, will give
birthday party at the residence of her parents
tn-n"rrow. Quite large number of little
ones have been invited, who viii all have Z
pleasant time, no Doubt.
Hon CHARLES F. BIcKNELL, Clerk of
the Supreme Court, will take a vacation of
one week 5 duration. He wants a little rest,
and if correspondents do not ind their letters
promptly answered during that period, they
mustn't gro"l.
UP to last night there were 10 dog licenses
issued at the Sherit"s office hut as yet, no
dogs have been caught. Officer Gilbert says
that on the first of September there will not
be a single dog on the street without a tag
DISTRICT CoURT-The case of Rose nstock |
W. Price came mp yesterday, and on motion |
# the plaintiff the suit was dismissed, he pay !
ing the costs Court then adjourned until !
10 o'clock this morning.
BULLIoN-The southern stage brought in
;hree bars of bullion from Bellevie and four
oars from Benton yesterday, consigned to
Wells, Fargo & Co.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-07

DURING The time that Mccarthy was stand
ing in the pilory yesterday, a we'll known hnt
sometimes noisy citizen, made himself very
numerous by abusing the officers for placing
the wife beaten in his humiiating position.
He did not conhne himself to the abuse of
the officers but also insulted several citizens
who were present The police permitted him
to go on with his harrangue until it grew to
be a nuisance, when he was locked up. 1t
appears that at the time he was under the
influence of liquor, and about o'clock last
evening he was released without having
charge preferred against him.
MAKING GooD SrARr-A convict who
was yesterday discharged from the State
Prison, celebrated the event by getting glor
iously drunk. At train time last evening he
was lying down at the depot with his boots
off, trying to balance the cash he had LEFT
after his debauch. He is making good start
to get back to his old quarters.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-07
TWO OR MORE SURGEONS

From the National Surgical Institute will
be at the International Hotel, Virginia City,
Nevada on the 7th and 9Th of August, and
Golden E ,ge Hotel, Reno, Nevada on the Oh
IF August 1879 Persons afflicted with Spinal
Curvature, Hip Disease, Crooked Limbs,
Club Feet, Diseased Joints, Piles, Fistula, ol
any other bodily deformity, should not fail to
consult these surgeons while here The IN,
stitution they represent stands unrlvaled III
the treatment of their diseases.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-07

THE Mint rate for fine silver is 81 liz pei
ounce
THIRTY passengers left for Lake Tahoe yes
terday.
VIC MULLER is now dishing up beer in
"schooners."
The lady employees of the Mint resumed
work yesterday.
CAPTAIN E. B. ZABRIsGIE goes = San
Francisco to night.
Mr. w. EARL, is in the city and stop
ping at the Ormsby
IN TowN-Mr W. Fl. Dickson, prom
inent Virginia lawyer, is in the city.
Mr. r. A. MARI, of the e. S. Coast Sur
vey, came in from Camp Como yesterday.
THKRg are several cases in the county jail
now, which require the attention Of a Grand
Jury.
Mn SAMUEL L. JONES, Superintendent of
the Crown Point mine, was in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. E. F. Dickens, of the Q. S. Coast
Survey, lett for Hope Valley yesterday
morning
HIS ExcELLENCY Governor Kinkead went
to Virginia yesterday. and will be down this
evening
Ma. FRANK BELL, of the W. U. Telegraph
Company, was on the lightning train last
evening.
TIE Carson Glass B Ill Shooting Club will
meet at their grounds at 4:30 o'clock this
afternoon.
MR. j. W. SHARP, the new proprietor,
took formal possession Of the Ormsby House
yesterday.
TUE stock market is very firm, and looks
decidedly encouraging to holders, especially
of Comstock stocks.
Mr.. s. REINsrEIN, wAo was badly hurt on
Tuesday by having his wagon upset, was rest
ing quite easily last evening.
TIE picnic of the Methodist Sunday
Schools of this city and Storey County, will
take place at Tread~ays park to-day.
A SHAWL was left in the ice cream saloon
of A. Marston, in the Opera House, few
days since. The owner can get it by calling
there.
PRrrcHARD, the slayer or Symons at Gold
Hill, isgetting well rapidly. He was up and
walking about his room in the State Prison
yesterday.
r.. F. PIxLEY is in the city, to be present in
the suit of Mrs. Ellen Hixon VS. Pixley &
Mcconnell, which comes of in the District
Court to-day.
POLICE CoURr-Ah Hing was yesterday
convicted of selling whiskey to Indians, and
$40. He will ornament the chain gang
for twenty days. I
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-07
OPIUM SMOKING.
WY THB OFFENDERS ARE NOT CONVICTED

The fact that opium smoking is carried on
il this city by C.ucasians cannot be dis
gu;sed, aud the police authorities have bee,
severely criticised aud censured because OF
their apparent -activi6y in the matter If
breaking up this lawless practice bat 1t
pears that the police are not SO much to
.s they who framed the Law for the suppress
sion of the vice. The authorities fully
cognz mt of the extent to which opium
SID king is practicad here. and ara thoroughly
fumiliar with the identity of the individuals
who frequent the opium dens, kept by China
men; but under the provisions of the law arc
perfectly puwerless to remedy the evil. The
measure relative to this m alter, which WAS
enac ed by the late Legislature, provides tha,
the offender mast be cLught in the act OF
smoking before "a conviction eau be had.
Now, this is next to an impussibility. Ii the
first place, no one is admitted to the Chinese
roiun dens unless he or she is above sus
picinn and known to be d slave of the pipe
n,i, secondly, should policentu force an en-
4nce into one of the deus, the lights are
Suddenly extinguished and all smoking impl-
IN :tts removed out of sight 1t is true,
tie " bite habitues are found in the dem bat
t ley are no. captured with the pipes III THEN
months, aud their arrest aud trial merely
entails great expense TO the county without
possibility of Furnishing them. In view OF
this Effectiveness III The law, it is useless t.
make arrests. The intent and spirit OF the
! W cannot be carried into effect unslt it is
ammended, and that cannot De dore for at
least one and half years In the 'rlautime
she opium smoker can pursue his H,ul aud
nudy destroying course with impunitf. These
f ,cts should renove the suspicion which pre-
walls In some quarters, that the police are IN
cniluslOn with the opium smokers for, from
what can be learned, they would consider it
, feather i'll theircap to capture the offenders i'll
the act and convict them. The Chinese quar-
Ter IS pretty we'll pAtr"lled, Considering the |
united police force, but under existing cir |
.umstances, how can they accomplish any |
thlng2 These facts should be property |
weighed before too severely censurimg the |
of the peace for apparent direl:ctiou
IF duty.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-07

liking ference to the above, wish to irorrn the
citizens OF Empire and vicinity shat having bought the
ire of Messrs Stadtraur and Walter, in
old irn OF Sta tnuiler Il c.. viii h aeafger conduct
the business in name in the same manner and
style Def trusting that by IA dealing and strict at
tent t. bu 'inseS matters viii merit the good will and
liberal patronage accorded to the old firm.
W. 0. MARTIN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-07
slLuTGJ;F 0PaETNE4SHsp.
'ENHE CDPARENERSHkEp HER ET1FDR

L existing in the geuerai merchandise bus ness AZ
Empire City between the undersi nod, under The firm
OF st dtmuer Il Co, il uniS day dissolved by mu
tu.l M. w. o. II. Martin, ss0r, will
pay ali liabilities and collect debts Of the DID irm
F. D. STADTMULLER,
r. WALTER
w. y. II. MARTIN.
Empire City, Nevada, August l, 1879.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-07

DEPARTURES -rhe following passengers de-
parted on the southern stage yesterday morn
iug: L, E Greenlaw, D. Maggie, Mrs. Black
and and son, John Andrews, W. Il. Ellis
aud wife, john Sponsor, W. Bradley, Miss
Mary GALLAGHER, r, c. Moore and wife, $.
G ,odband, Mrs. Green and 3 children, Mrs.
T. Savage, Mrs. J. Carter, NJ. Bro!etick, J.
Sullivan, J. NJ Tucker, R. Seares, A. I'll.
McC"wn aud wife, Mrs. Hanson, j. Hanson,
J. J. Gilbert, E. F. Dickens, J. Wilson, P
Smith, J. Huchman, w Wacasin.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27
SITTING BULLS oesee1Ees.

Washington, Oct. 2A.-The commissioner
of Indian affairs yesterday received q des-
patch from McGillicuddv, at Red Cloud
agency. saying: Twenty OF Sitting Bulls
Indians are just in with pass from Mai
Walsh, the British official at the neares:.
post across tho border. Many will cnme
when the Missouri freezes. DO you want
them feds
To this commissioner Hayt replied as fol-
lows: Require Sitting Bulls Indians TO
surrender their arms aud ponies. place them
by them by themselves under tue surveil-
lance Of the police and feed them Fur.
these orders will be sent shortly"
The following has since been sent to
Agent McGillicuddy:
The secretary dssires me to say that the
Sitting Bull Indians must be looked upon
virtually US prisoners Of war. 'Fhev must
surrender their arms aud ponies The idea
must not be permitted to spread that they
simply come back To be fed. Every one Of
them, II not fed, must be made to earu his
rations by work for the government. En-
force this policy strictly and keep them all
we'll watched.
A letter received from the same Indian
agent to-day reports that the Sioux under
his charge are exceedingly anxious to eu.
list and assist the great father In the wal
against the Utes.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27
FIRE

1on,s, Mich. Oct 27.-Late last evening
fire broke our In Larster's block and soon
communicated with several small stores
adjoining all Of which were totally de-
stroycd. Aggregate loss. $4,000; insur
ance. $50. 1000, 6Sg
+ Chicago, Oct. 27.-The furniture factory
owned by Trosbud & benson, burned yes
terday. Loss $l50,000; building damaged
SIS. 900; all insured.
The German Orphan Asylum, near Rose
hill, suburb of this city, burned yesterday.
Loss $50, 900, we'll insured. All the inmates
escaped unbarmed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27
the NEWS.
BUSINESS RESUMED.

The People Have Returned, the stores
are Rs.spssed, aad Rlsmphis 10 Itself
Agaia.
Memphis, Oct. 27.-Thers was general
resunption Of business this morning in al
branches Of trade. Stores that have been
closed since last July were opened by the
proprietors. who have returned, and the
wheels OF commerce are once again moving
rapidly along. Through trains on all rail-
roads, excepting the Little Rock road. ar
rived and departed. The streets present
their wonted animated appearance. The
cotton exchange 10 open. But one case of
fever vas reported-Mrs. Rose Atkinson.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Detroit, Oct. 27.-This morning William
Copeland and George Rhinehart, while en-.
gagged digging u town ditch across the land
of Williams in the town of Burton, four
miles from Flint, were ordered by Williams
who protested against the ditch, to stop
work. The men not complying, Rhinehart
was shot dead by Williams.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27

then walked back 10 rsvins and night
coming 90, he was unable to find bis way
back to the river. On Sunday afternoon
hs saw man riding white horse and re-
wandering he had sses ths latter It Mel
son's, He followed its track when he came
to trail that led him TO Peterson's house.
On; Thursday night there . was Z
heavy FROST and on Friday night
there was = cold, drisslipx rain
and II Vas generally conceded that II he had
lived until Friday night without food or
reaching house be must have surely died
Of cold and sheer exhaustion. But the pow.
or Of mans endurance can only be measured
BY the severity Of the test It 10 put to,
which. to cay the least. is beyond ell rea-
sonable calculation. 6s
Here was this man not presenting very
rugged exterior wandering about the pra!.
ries for nye days and nights in bleak Octo.
tober weather. without food and only once
getting q good drink of water. 10 nude
state, II We except some buuches Of grass be
managed TO tie around his thighs.
Last night be drank about two gallons ol
water. given 10 him few table spoonful
at time. This morning he ate q moder-
ately hearty breakfast and this afternoon b,
WAS removed to the residence of Nj. s
Spsulding. Of this placs, whose family ar,
making him comfortable. He expects 70 b.
able to return to his home in Iowa In few
days. Large parties of mounted men, Wit
are unaware of his safety, are now securing
the country under the directions 0f Captain
F. w. Meyer, between the Jim river an,
Crow creek. covering an area Of one hun
dred miles.
Mr. Cameron has ever since his arrival q
Petterson's talked and acted perfectly ra
tional but his actions In the interim of after
flight from Nelson's would indicate los
Of his reasoning faculties.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27

To the Voters Of Yanktrn County.
l have been urgently requested by 3
large number, of tax payers in this city, and
the county at large,to become candidate
for reelection, and after considering the
unfair manner In which the nomination
was conducted in the late republican coun-
II Convention, I feel. justified in doing 80.
/ therefore announce myself ~ IN independ-
ant candidate for County Commissioner at
the coming election. Respectfully,
- ~ 5 VIM. B. Valentine.
Yankton, d. T., Oct. II, 1879.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27
FOREIGN.
SENTENCE OF A L1BsLER.

SENTENCE OF LIBELER.
London, Oct. 27.-Adolphus Rosenbuk,
Of Town Talk, was sentenced to-day to is
months imprisonment for publishing de.
famatory libels against Mrs. Langley, and
ak months imprisonment on each of the in
dictments charging similar offenses against
Mrs. CORVALLIS West and Lord Loades-
borough, and at the expiration of imprison.
ment he is TO be bound on his own recog-
nizance in 10000 pounds for good behavior
for Is months. Justice Hawkins regretted
that he could not add to the sentence hard
labor.
HANGED FOR COMPLETELY IN THE MASSACRE
Cabul, Oct 27,-The five men hanged
Tor completely in the massacre Of the Brit.
isa embassy include Kotuval of Cabul head
OF the city mallahs, and two generals, ore
of royal blood One Of the generals. it is
charged, dragyed the head OF Msjnr Cavag.
mari from the British residency 10 Bslahis
sar.
IN EMBASSY FROM EUaMAH.
London, Oct 27.-A dispatch from
Thyrmes says an embassy from the king of
Burmah was expected there on the 25.h
inst. 1t will be detained and questioned on
the object Of the mission.
HE Is EXPECTED.
Berlin. Oct. 27.-Gortschakoff is expected
here on Nov. l1th.
THE GREEK BOUNDARY.
Constantinople. Oct. 27-The line of from
tier proposed BY the Greek commissioners
at sitting Of the commissioners on Friday
starts from the Albanian coast nearly oppo-
site Corfu, runs along the waters Of the
mountains which form the northern slope
of the two valleys and reaches the Aleean
sea at point little above the mouth Of
Penus river.
CHINESE JUBILANT.
Hong Kong. Oct Chinese official cir.
cles are exulting over the restoration OF the
province Ilea by Russia as the result of dip
lomatic representatives. at St. Petersburg
Many diplomatic agents fear tha,
China. inflated by this unexpected cession
will become more arrogant and defiant
since interested Foreigners are attempting Il
foment trouble between China and Japar
on the Loochoo question.
WICKED, SYSTEM.
Startling revelations are made ia Hon1
Kong of the system of human slavery By
Chinese purveyors for brothels. Youpo
girls are captured bv desperadoes in the
country, brought here, sold, kept until sui
fcieutly mature and res,ld. One little
Japsnese girl was found. showing that the
trade even extends TO japan. A rigid ex
animation is progressing. and extraordins
~ disclosures are already made.
THE EMPERoR's SACRIFICE.
Berlin, Oct. 27-Herr Won Vanpulkamer
minister of ecclasiastic affairs, speaking At
public dinner at Essen, said: You ar
aware the emperor has sacrificed his pei
sonal feelings to the public veal; he ha
done 90 because he thought it his duty I
conclude an alliance which he hopes vii
secure the peace of Europe.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27

Dr.. w. H. n. Brown, dentist. Union
Block, Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27

Temperance meeting st the reform mems
club room Monday night, Oct. ~. 1879. at
which Mr.. Doud and ]. b. Van Ve!sor will
speak upon the subject Of temperance. All
are expected to be there.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27
WANTS ITS MONEY

which lS,S2l .UOU are IN clrCulatlOn.
,7.7 wANTS ITS MONEY.
Springfield, Oct. 27.-The Virginia State
Insursnce company of Richmond, Va.
which withdrew from this state In 1878,
has notified the auditor that II has now no
outstanding liabilities in Illinois, and has
made application for q surrepders Of its de.
posit.
NOT DEAD but HAVING \ GOOD TINE.
Chicago, Oct 27.-The Times publishes
. letter from Walter Goodrich, who recent.
ly disappeared with supposit,ou Of foul
play. The letter states he had been In In.
dianapolis having . coed time With the
money which be had when he left.
THE SUIT AGAINST TILnEN.
/, Nsws fosk, Ooe.s q The arxpusat took
plaos 70 III. il the Uaitsd States court on
he demupsr 70 No bill Of discovery 6led
~ the government in the suit sgaiase Saml
]. TiASa - knapaM rsvssse tax. Judge
HhtcAlssd nss dsclsioa Overriding III,
dsosssr cad direcaed The plsinsisr 70 sery,
his proposed form Of order:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27
WOMAN SUFFRAGE,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH:

WALL STREET.
New York, October 81.
Money-6@7 per cent.
Governments-Steady.
Stocks-Strong.
NEW YORK.
New York, October 27.
WHEAr-Feverish, unsettled, 1@2lc
lower. No. 2 spring November. Sl.36.
RyE-Quiet, lower. Western mixed
CoRs-Active, 4l@42c.
oArs1ouiet. Mixed western 41@42s.
PoRK-Higher, Sll.40.
LARD-Decidedly higher, $40.
WHIsKEY-$l.l5.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, October 27.
WHEAT-Strong, but closed heavy, low
er. No. 2 red sl.23@1.234 spring $1.15]
cash $l.l6! bid November S1.lSl De.
cember.
CoRN-Weak, heavy, lower, 43c cash
43ic November; 4lc December; 444t
May.
0Ars-Weat, slsc cash; 80 bid No
vember 36c May.
RYE-77c.
BARLEY-83c.
PoRK-Strong, excited, higher, Sll.Ol
cash, Sl1:l24 October $40 60 November
$ll.274 bid January.
LARD-strong, higher, s6.75 cash TO-
bid January.
Wn1sKY-Higher, Sl.09.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, October q.
WHEAT-2@4 lower; closed veal
Hard Sl.10@l.l2. No. l, 81 l7!; NJ
2, $l.l5! cash Sl.l6! November Sl.l9
December. No 3,sl.0Gc; No. 4, 9Se.
| CoRS-Weak, 43c.
OATs-31ic.
! RYE-75c.
BARLEY-732c.