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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06

A Washington telegram says that the
patofice officials are encountering a great
many obstacles in their wal on lotteries.
Judge Freeman. Of the department, now in
Louisville, writes discouragingly of the
situation. 1t is impossible to lawfully hold
letters addressed to an individual who acts
as q lottery agent if he is not addressed as
such, as the letter may refer to entirely diff.
ferent matters. 1t is not lawful to open
them to discover the contents. The Louis
vile postofice is already in serious trouble
by OBTAINING letters addressed to indivi-
duals who act as lottery agents, but who
were not addressed as such. The methods
of evasion are go very many that the post
Office officials are a good deal discouraged
at the prospect.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06

This occurred Sunday forenoon. Shep.
herd is wounded in the calf of the lee, and
the doctors nay he will have TO be careful OF
he will lose . limb. Shepherd stated to ths
reporter that he believes from remarks made
BY Jesse that Frank James ID dead. Jee,e
remarked to him near Kansas City that
Frank was seriously i'll in Texas, and while
on the way to this place, jesse remarked !:
George, you will never see Frank again"
The citizens Of this place might have secur-
ed the body Of Jesse had they been a little
more rapid in their movement. Shepherd
arrived here about noon, and no attempt
was made to search for the body until after
4 o'clock. They found the scene Of conflict
but failed to find the body. The party, how.
ever, found the overcoat where Shepherd
said he dropped it. The country is thor
ougly aroused. and the affair is all the talk.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06
GRANT.
He is Given a Cordial Reception at Men.
dOta, Illinois.

He is Given a Cordial Reception at Men.
dota, Illinois.
On Grants special train, C. B, and O.
Railroad, near Mendoza, Illinois, Nov. s.
The special train containing General Grant
and party spent most Of the night on q side
track at L%oubendville. The general was
very much interested In the election returns
which were being sent 10 the train and sat
up till after IL O'clock to receive them.
Before leaving Loubendville this morning,
the general went to inspect the engine 10
which new decorations had been added
during the night. After a run of q few
minutes Buda was reached, where E 3.
Washburn got on our tram as the advance
guard Of the Gelena delegation. There was
also quite a number OF people gathered
around the station at Buda among whom
the general spent q few minutes shaking
hands. In a short time we shall be- iD
MENDOZA where the generals car and Col.
Grants Car will be transferred to the Hi.
nois Central. and 10 leaving the hospitable
cars of the G. B. & @. it cannot be out of
place to again mention the uniform polite.
ness which has been shown every one on
the train BY its officers and employees. Mr..
Potter. Capt. Walker and Mr.. DIV. Hitch
exc have all given their personal attention
to our comfort.
Mendoza, Ill, Nov. 5.-A rousinp recep.
ton was in store for General Grant at this
place, which was reached . little after nine.
A salute of artillery was fred as the train
entered the outskirts of the town, and on
its arrival at the station, q crowd of about
1000 people were waiting. A militia com.
pany was drawn up in line on the platform
and they presented arms in true military
style as the general, accompanied by Gov
ernor Gear and the mayor of Mendoza,
passed out Of the car and entered carriages
Three lusty cheers we're given General
Grant as the party drove up to the church,
where . reception is to be held.
Upon arriving at the church the general
was introduced by the mayor to the people
and in response to his address Of Welcome
General Grant said:
Ladies and ~gentlemen-I am extremely
glad to see you all. The receptions thc,
have been given me in this country, At Sar
Francisco. and from there to Illinois. havl
been very gratifying. The marks Of dis
nnction shown me abroad, we're shown m,
ON account Of this. government and country
and the honors are all yours and not mine
l should not like to stay very long in Iii
nols without the respect Of its citizen
Again I thank you for vour oood v;Ii
[Cheers.N
After the speech, the inevitable hand
shaking ceremony was gone through. afte
which the party re-entered their carriss.
and drove 70 the station. By the tima n
party arrived here . special train nom al
cago, containing. among others, Govene
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06

Smith, Of Wisconsin. Senator Logan, Gov.
esnor Cullum, and numerous friends OF the
general. Governor Cullum, in q brief
speech, formally welcomed Grant 10 Hi.
nois. Replying to which Grant said:
!, fHovernor. and ladies and gentlemen-I
thank yon all for the cordial welcome YOU
have extended to me to-day. 1 can make
no further remarks as I have already made
one speech since my arrival here, and l
think l have shaken about all the people
here BY the hand, 80 I will reserve anything
further may have to say for . future occa.
sion" Loud and long continued cheers.]
There were loud calls for Logan, who
made speech 10 reply to their calls. Wash
burn wa next called on for a speech, but he
did not put in an appearance. The general
then went into his carriage and the train
moved on amid the most enthusiastic of
and loudest of ealutes from the artil-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

SIX locomotives in Marion at one time.
Ostcnvil!e HIS Organized q police
force.
Canton was visited BY a and blizzard last
Monday.
The new school house At WATERFOWL is
nearly completed.
There is a tri-weekly mail between
Marion and Swan Lake.
Snow fell in Canton last Thursday even.
ing, but soon disappeared.
The first snow made its appearance at
Watertown on Thursday last.
The iron on the Pembina railroad was
laid as far as Canton Oct. 3lst.
The population of Deuel. county is over
5000 and increasing every day.
A Presbyterian church was organized in
Parker on the Goth of October.
The new Congregational church of Sioux
Falls will be dedicated November 9th.
Fland reauites are looking around for
good and healthy amusements for the win.
ter.
Cameron is better represented in Sioux
Falls daily that any other town in that dis
trict.
A hunter living at Ashton has lately
killed two black tail deer, two red deer and
an antelope.
The new court house, just completed at
Gary, cost $4,000. A school house and it's
furniture cost $4,000.
Two serious runaways occurred at Canton
agement Of the horses by drunken men.
Deuel. county claims have nine "princi.
pal" lakes of pure fresh water that abound
in all kinds Of fish, and various "small'
unnamed lakes
There is no town in Southern Dakota of
its size that has a more liberal, enterpris-
ing and determined people than the new
town of Goodwin.
Parties at Ashton say pickerel and pike
are taken out of the James river at that
point by the wagon load, since the Sand
Lake dam broke loose.
Watertown people are proud of their
amateur dramatic club which has recently
rendered very p~leasingly the drama Of
Gladly Audley's Secret"
The Marion debating club meets every
Friday evening, the question for discussion
next week being, "Resolved, That the
North American Indians ought to be ami.
hilsted."
Sioux Falls claims the tiues, pos,ofice
building in the territory. Fargo exsepts
and modest Yankton feels that so far az
postot1ces are concerned it can disc3u
the crowd.
Almost everything in McCook county
was destroyed by prairie fire abou, ten days
ago. The fire started on the Missouri riv.
er, went booming" over the James river,
sweeping everything before IL.
We are sorry to learn that E. G. Whaien,
the editor of the Dell Rapids Exponent. is
in a most serious condition. He started for
Michigan come weeks ago and nothing was
heard from him until a few days ago when
a dispatch was received saying that he was
at Evanston, Ill, and insane from the use Of
chloroform. 1t Is supposed that the chloro.
form was taken for the purpose of relieving
neuralgia, to a moat acute form Of which he
was subject,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06

Clay county has gone democratic again.
Not many years ago it contained a large
republican majority, but the people per
mitted themselves to be directed BY party
boilers who operated under the banner of
linen, moi principles" and the county has
reached the inevitable result-the republi.
can party there is broken up, while a solid
democracy steps in and assumes control.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06

A BLIND MAN
NAN SEE SPECTACLES and Eye Glasses of
~ all kinds at the new jewelry store of
VAN Corr, CLARK & Co.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06

Milltown, the democratic stronghold of
Jim river, is the only outside locality which
affords any comfort to Nj. Sphinx. By its
vote it gives to him q majority Of four in
Armstrong county. The Wolf creek pre-.
cinct GERMANY vent solid for Gamble.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06

Thursday Evening, Nov. 8, 1879.

Secretary Sherman is receiving numer-
GUS letters from Ohio asking him to become
a~candidate for United States senator. The
secretary is non-commital in his replies,
evidently prsferfins to watch the presiden.
tial boom for . time before giving . deci-
sive answer.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06

Chew Jsckson's best swee, Nav Tobacco
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06

VIII loan money, pay taxes and an nj e.,aae
lDs noo.reetdents, On favorable t9sIns, lSenfs
tof reliable Insurance ComgSnieo, NJ l1Ssse
property on terms favorable.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06

quarter consists OF ten weeks, two ,c..on,
eacn week. Pupils desiring to take one lcssop
eject Fall term TO commence Sept. mi W ~
aeducti9n for absence except In casca 81 nro.
trHctcd illness. Thosa desiring 10 take lesson.
t !. please commence promptly with opening Of
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06
FOR SALE.

FUR SALE.
ONE PAIR of medium size farm horses. Wagon
- and harness, for sale low for cash or part on
time. Can be seen ut the
SMITHSONIAN HOTEL
, 1879-01-24

withdrawn irom storc during Wednesday for
city consumption: 1910 hu wheat, 4,4DO bu corn,
1,Es7 hu oats, At hn rye, :. .5st bu barley.
Tho following graIu was inspected into store
in tAis city yesterday morning: car NJ.
red winter WHEAT, . cars No. do, ~ cars
No. tnrd, d3 ears No. ) spring, n cars No.
. do, 3S cars rejected. 1 cars ITO grade go7
whratli cur No. corn, car yellow, 23 cars
high mixed, Il cars new do, 81 cars now
tnixe'l, n cars No. corn, II cars rejected {75
corn); 10cars white oats, cars No. . mixed, 2
cars rejected co oats); 4 ears M. 3 rye.
car rejected; 9:cars No, barley, cars No. u ,lo
II cars ex'ra, cars feed te3 barley). Total, 4:sa
ears. or 10000 bu. Iuspccte! out: 10,1sU bu
wheat, 1o,3sa bu corn, 1850 bu oats, 100 bu .ys,
], ,537 bu barley.
The boys call 1t "the sotlawatcr bulge.''.
4 visitor from the country ycstentny seeing
tic provision crowd rushing up md down in tho
elevator every now and then, asked II tlcy werp
gotfE out to SEQ man; and was told They went
to Makc Cali. The iayorito song OF tho pork
n,cu now Is:
~ need thes every hour"
The leading protluco markets averaged lower
yesterday, with lcss doing. They wero again
weak ani unsettled, hut did not decline 10 foar-
fully ~ during Tuesday astl Wednesday. Dur.
ing tho principal session OF tho Board Ut Trade
pork fell s.,c per brl, as,l wheat Ike per bu,
from u.e latest prices Of Wednesday, and most
other produce futlowed moro slowly IN thu
sanle direction. Plenty OF peoplu were anxious
to sell. but the worst part Of the furry seemed
to bo ovrs, tic most !mportunate unca 4ayin4
already unloadcd.
All sorts OF ruu,ors wcro prevalent to the
effect TINT the packers nud the wheat-Eong4 had
sold nil tfcr tnng stun, ansl gonc short during
tho recent excitement, None o! thexu r11lnurs
, 1879-01-24
TlE CHICAGO TR1BUNE1 FRIDAY JANUARY

toli,1stcd sinking funds to 1o.t<; c., G.
+ I. c. ffrsts 10 sDI; Delaware & Hudson,
registered, Of 1901, to Of: c., c., c. t. I. ron-
sothiatcd to 100; Chicago. St. Pant d Minncap-
oils firsts 10 nt,4; Chicago d Alton sinking
funds to 1oa!l; and Cincinnati 4 springfield
frsas guaranteed bv tho Lake Shose) to 0ik.
Denver s. Klo Grandc fsats declined to SIN;
burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern drsts 10
7l,f; and Missouri. Kan.as & rexas eonsoltdat-
eli asscntcd to 50. Delaware, f.ackawanna &
Western 10 OF 1907 rose to 1o12az, md reacted to
to31<.
For the second week of January, the Chicago
4 Alton Koad gained si1,2s5.7a, aud Wabash
lost sa7,SD5O3 on tho following comparative
earnings:
!s,rnnf trtt4
& Aen.s . sess ss! !! 1ss: s: 81: a,:;;
Tile Wabash Hond. reaching the Laka Shore as
Toledo had The disadvantage Of The freight
btocknlc on that road, while the Chicago 4
Alton enjoyed uninterrupted access to Chicago.
The following classified statement Of earnings
on the st. Paul Road for 1878, compared With
1s11. viii be found Interesting. nnd the tlgnrcs
show that more thnn two-thtrds OF the Increased
earnings OF 1878 came from tho passenger busi-
ncta:
cnicAao. athwArxEr \ 81. rarI xAttwAr.
til: s:;;:: IL: S:;s $S3 ii S::: 1Es;;
1is.tot a. 4si. 7o7 Inc. .sx,o, 10
The increase Of total earnings for the year vas
only 4.15 per cent. wh!to the gain IN passenger
earnings WIS IL rrr cent, Illustrating the tucruaso
Of population along the linz. :,
The following shows the fluctuations Of The
-. fr~
, 1879-01-24

Long clears quoted at ST. 0:.1 loose and ST. II;
hn1td cnn.beriandE. 81. +.h0G1j.uO baked; 1on7 cut
hams. 7sa7,ic: wcct.plckled hau,t. HaeA7o Ior
u 10 10 % average! green hams, for samo
ntnraRes: green shoulders, &c,
lncan quoted at - .dt+tic tor shoulders, 4afclNo
for short ribs. b41ii&o for abort clcars, 7t4&7ic
for Aams, oil cnnvasrd and packed.
nnEasx-Was auateA nt hftb5c for white. 4ik
9{Ae for yeil1W, ana lotto for brown.
nKEF r!h,nucts-Wcro ytraAy and quiet ht
and $tI. 60fl H. W for hau,n
TALL0w-Was quiet At ustGHc for city, and 54
l0c for country, Nith aatU Ut 10 teIs at Gl.c,
, 1879-01-24

The following Instruments vcrc flied for
record Thursday, Jan. -:
c1rr PROPERTY.
Charles p1ate, 1cD II e of Franklin n. II.
10x101 II. i1atcA Ian. ~ tEssnte Of
Jcrr,He q. Ttnaey to Daniel nnfY. ....3 1,Ti1
Sanger II. n { cor of Twenty -Gflh At. VT.
~ k.1Gx ID It, dated Jan. 1B Thomas
Wade 70 Ellen wade, .......,:...... 49,. 5000.
North nohry II. 1sH II II Of Milwaukee
ny. c t, +B1RU II, GhteA Ian. IN tThnn-
m ". jenkins In Elizabeth alnloncyl.. 1.tQO
South 1talatsd Il. 10. It n Of Twenty. sixth
81. " I. eix100 #, 1hted Jan. 20 fisllz.
nbcth ". Murray to Elizabeth Baker,. 700
11nruH II, 1!0 II Q OF Eorti. [.nsaIlc 1t,
I, 20 7.1Uxln0 IT,. dated Ian. y, u. i
N, Mayrnth 10 julia Ancrsnn)..... =. LILO
Lehvttt At l7D It n Of Franklin 1t, " r.
24t1iO Il. iAte,1 Dec. H. lA7H lflenry
Nrccncbaum TO Sophia To'sl........... 100
Co0k It, n " corner IT West Twenty.
fourth 1t, Q I. 4oxl25 #, dated Ian. IN
Charles c. bonney 10 Charles L.. Don.
ncy! ...:.:...:..:::;...... 1000
I. elxl1a It, impEnvctl. tiated kpv. "a
HTS III. md Y. ifelltch to EIlzabetil
Schmidt ct all .................. ...,.. e,0oo
t0uTn or crrY limits. wtrltIH \ II AuEc* OF SEVEN
MtLEA nF TNE sr.noraE.
Forty .seycnth st. lD311 It " Of Latin Rt
n I. 2+x1.3 Il. dated Dcc. II. 1873
edward Koch 10 S,r11as OUctzingcr}.. 200
, 1879-01-24

per ton TN tFAck.
co"s' AxAt-coarsc WAS nominal At about $40 70
per t1n On truck.
ScnExs,NGs--Sales were 20 tons Ut x1Q.O
II. 90 per taa.
bnon1a-Sals was 1nsdd OF 10 tons Al $7.5p
SPRING WllEAT-Was 1ess Reliye and rather
weak, declining 14fc from tho latsst pricon of
Wednesday. LIsespool was quiet and steady, New
York neglected and lower to sclI and our receipts
wefo trdc larger, with small shipments, aud rain
~as reported 10 have fallen In California the preyi.
Gus day. All this was favorable to Iu.thcr dc.
cline. but the selling fusoro sremsd to have nearly
su6si1ca. snA oefkngs wrss nal s5cc. lhonuf largo
s'eugh 90 eaHao gradual Weakening tM tho 90.
,raes T., Of Easl ;lsn:na: The tini,n. sesH'sA 10
frosn thu country Ia sell futures. and ,lars spot
wheat On the mssiet s1.an usuai. Ths lower
not willing H. ACCEPT The rcInsrd b!as ot
n4ss nHys1 Ind S1!iS: ssFs ,ssas = ss
bse, Improved 10 hls.c. and 4rctinca u ~ &c at
ths cluse. hclIer February void Ut IA, ,GLssiic,
in1 a. ths inside. Cash NJ. !. cs9sed al xIata
@ n Stqsi.so; u, e too y ~ : 4 vtq0;s:
sample u h2.,tk.0e., ru!al. D. :!oJ bu.
WlSTsn wnEAL-was qases and easY. Sales
BY " sanpe n i4e on track and 400 bu do At hac
CtntS9E.. 4atst sad tan,c. but stsa.t!et. The
lhs lales prices u Wsioss,lay. Liserpoti report.
Cd m saslcF feeling ~ eAssoes. and Nuw YORK wss
4IGt, While OAF receipts rxhtuifed little chanIu In
Voianie. rhe mafket tcn,iea .lownwaEda In syn-
pashy With provisions and wheat, tho general lul.
preston heiax that mattcts wsru somsxhat oytf.
d1ns during ths Eeceut t4clteu1rut. Ths bears ar.
kued lA4t corn hxs worth nu u.ofe yesterday th4n
week ago II sold for ula 1t ~ worth. The Eeaso1-
tnK was nNansMcfahle, aud quotations. scccded be.
fact. The shipping ten,aud was lame, freight.
room being quoted scarce. Seller My toox tas
lead 10 tue Trading; upeasd 1t :kic. sotl al 5lc
nutsnccd ~ :5ic, aud closei At .l5c. seaer Aptll
kold n al&>il'sr, eloaiug ~ &c. March sol Ut
:Dh@alc, Fttsuasyat WA6c:totte. md Janussy
H. aWt4c. lhu laitus closing nuiutn1lly At 3utxc.
which Wa siAo Tbs latest price fur lots. Spnt
ra1cs Acfs fr:nrtel VI -. oGu hu No. !. ind ll.l
MIAId II =! = wv; -, tYJ uuu:s :l'.l uli1:l "
, 1879-01-24

Df TEI4Efsl[A1sIf.
NEW YnNk,

To tht 1tf4fern Asaoeia&fd Trtss.
New Yonls, .1at1. .G.-Goyernmcnt were weak
at,,I lower for old Issues, but strong for 4llfs
a1nl Is.
f,ur sttycr, 1l01{.
Railroad bonds wcrn firm.
Rtate securities woro dull.
The EIprtxs snys: "1i,a frat effect Of tho
new foreign syndicate WAS shown In reduction
on asking rates of sscrt.uS exchange. Thls IT.
nsoycs all possibility of khtpmcnts Ut gold a,d
Leaves lilo general attuati0n clear mid unuIs-
turGel hY apy cxtrancous iihUrlIecs.n
Tue stoca nlarkct w. nEatn to-day tho sccno
Of mucf. activity, an!i leading stocks searlea
incut, in which Erie, Laxu Shurc, Nusthwcst-
crn.. anu 81. Paul were must prominent.
Cnnl st0tks also shared In tho geicrnl tIuy-
ancy, utu! madu further ntlyance. UAfo
l. Atlssss!ppl was unusually acIiyr, both for
etuntnon aMl preferred, tho former selling np
iroln w to II. md the litter from e4s{ tn ~
Investment sharrs were strong, tiuck Island
talustl. Tte advance for tug day in The cnttrc
list ranged from II tn ~. Thu highest prices
were generally current vt the clnee. Trarlsac-
ttons were ;N5, ,CU hIlarca. Df which 81, ,OtO wero
Erir, 3,4W preferred, $1,000 Lake shore, h, ,4U0
Wabaht. T., ,UU Northwestern common, l5,UlU
preferred. l.l00 Rock lalansl 15,txN 81. Paul
eomsnon, d, 70o prstctsel. 1000 rittseurR. y. .NN
tois Central, 5,bo0 Cleveland, Columbus, Ctn-
elunatt i Indianapolis, .,U0O 1t. Jt,es, t8Ot0
Ohio common. a,UU preferred, 0,OOu Western
UnInn, q, lxU New JerScy Central, A1ul 2 UOO III.
Louis, Kahsas City q Northern.
Money market easy 1t :1@h Prime mercan-
s.erlinE eiehupR-, sixty days, weak at 4ss;
, 1879-01-24

?23tGasac: .. 900 ha new mixed at :oA<e25s;
u ?. sps sa 1t aa So,lS a. s.a 60
cara ~ aie Te.al, ia &C. 60 .u bu. e'f' ''" 4Vo ~
nATs-were .iall and weak. e1o.!ne ra'ier: The
market WAS deserted during the last hour. and but
and cosca At s H. Ss % March va s nuist ri ~ It
:o;;c, L. mchIuaty as 2oAe and January. of No. ::
81: ,s2 u xS na ts.s Sroaa't :se. sae
reporcd of 900 ha So. while i. ol.4e: !: 200 hn
No. ga Sohs @ 900 t bn b. b. sample st 3oaie on
board. Total. ii, ,Gon bu. ~
hYE-Was qnns and unchanged. No. q 2hld At
4;c; cash ale. wcru sopostetl nf a;o60 bu No. !.
= !tc: 12no Tx bu hy sample at 44Gl44!ic on track.
.lARLEf-Was dull and unchanged. some Of
figures, oiherwtts taers WA no tmpfese1rnt. @
s se'' 4 :s H. aaet nc 81 Il stcs Ss'
AZ, and rsau'n, =, :r,c No barley was nominal ii
aSssd nj ''ss' :'s sae, s Sess s u Ss'sh css ss
ss s.'s1 ~ sts r. 'srtsa ot 1o5 hn e.tta Al 4Gte
Total, :, GOO bn.
MORNING CALL.
Mets po'sasslc: r. 900 bri. at ss.oof.a o. for
3; Spti % @s's 4 sd sSs dsS s. !ss
TO- 4: fot II feSiuat, : saoi: 81 III .'f fot
March. ant Il. e2!i for April. ---
. TWO O'Clock cALt.
,whcat.-saics 91o. 900 hu At a3AGasXe for
Mn1s hss tn Tntsf RI s. s o9 ea 70, ,a5sh 4 ss
:: assa "e ea 1? !sIs ~
fur March, $i.:0 for April. an4 9l.10 fur May.
LATEtl.
Wheat was fairly active and ,:c higher. March
sold At sa1+M Huc and clf'scd ht Nj .thslc. Fchtu.
IT. .R oeR isana Ec9s;os 1 sa fsts =, e No.
Torn Was nsn!rs, March sold nt JuKGeJlc and
, 1879-01-24

NEW YoAx, Jan. 2a-Tha F"t';e says the gen.
eral rouse Of bustutaa ~ shown through the
eleaEings for tAe week ending the 18th hAs In
creasel iu the following towns over lie curru.
kpon1lng week last year: New York, ii G-l0;
~. louls, s. :.10; Cleveland, Ut 1-iQ Ii has
decreased as fullows: Boston. S B10; Fhlla4cl-
!h,a, i +1U; Ehleagu, = l-l0: Cincinnati, j. III;
New Orleans, .t 1.lu: San Franciaeu, lJ 40:
ltalttinosc. 3lo; A!ilsaukcc, ~ Ui0; Pitts.
barEt 4-l0; Louisville. = 7-lo; rrostdenve,
Il ~; lndi4aatolis, 7-i0; New haven,
l0GlO; Syracuse, d CID.
New losk's increase IL whully .luc to stock
sE'etu'stion. the aalrs OF Governments, und
the Substitution Ills year vi u,uncs exchanges
n!"'.c l"r cl4IrtEcg al. gold exchanges last war.
'4i.r t'"'r A4'.~ ~! ue4lngs acre kt.ce ,lau
, 1879-01-24

1lUuB-Tho confs0 0E Tho market tlnfIn3 IL
forenoon Ut ytBterstay was III marked contfaal xa
TINT OF tho previous day. Instead OF Tho sttinT
al1d buoyoncy displayed Ut the opening Of Wedats.
tlays market, trade yesterday WIS excessively daIl
with prtcca decidedly lnwtt for all grades pits.
crs seemed not Inclined to take hold at nny rrfe
a" anoen n es scSse ss wsFS sss1s o. 1a
forenoon. Inter In tho dny, nt decline Of l01
15o In bacon graacs and OF 109la5c IN hea5y
weights, considerable activity was Ieysloped, h,:
a good many hogs wcrs left uosod nnd tho mirtst
cl0sct weak At ~. oJib3. rs for common 10 ertts
henry, Ana 81. Uuatj. IL for bacon grades.
All yalgs arc tnal!o subject to kilr,nka:s of ~
lbs fur piggy oows md 10 lbs for sta:s.
, 1879-01-24

tIn'nthy being higher, owing 10 inadequate Of
fcrlngs The demand for game and poultry Was
fasr, md shipping turkeys and chickens wcrn
scarce and firm. Grcen fruits were selling FREQ
~ to the city trade.
Rail fregh.s were quoted =. tho following
rnnuos