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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-03
ARDITRAroR's AWARD.
TELEcRAPHlc 7REvlTlEs.
CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS.

San Francisco. July 3.-On the reassem
bling Of the democratic convention thi
evening resolution was offered that will
the exception OF governor and judiciary nc
candidate of any other state convention had
been endorsed. This created q long and
heated discussion. during which the fact
was Developed that delegates from San Fran.
cisco and Sacramento had been holding
conference with the mansgers Of the 'hon.
orable bilks" With The view Of procuring
the endorsement, of the H. B. ticket, on
which are many republicans. It was
strongly argued by the friends of fusion
that on account OF descriions frem the DEM
ocratic ranks the only possible chance for
success lay 10 coalition. The opponents
denounced the proposed endorsement as an
at,emp. TO. sci! nut The party to the II.
BE. Pending the rnll cali, telegram
from Glenn accepting the noMination for
governor was received On the roll call
the resolution was -AdoIted-ayes 1913, noes
l4S Cheers and confusion followed. Sui
livan of San Francisco, objected
to = putting up the democrats 10
be sacrifced, and moved to adjourn sine die,
amid cries. Another delegate charged Fow.
Ter. of Tulare, = delegate, with saying he
would vote and work for the republican can.
railroads. The uproar redoubled, and Fow.
Ter attempted to reach his accnrer, but was
seized by Coy. Irwin and Others. For a few
der was finally reatored. The, motion to
proceeded 10 nom nate a lieutenant governor
Of Tulare, and Levi Chase Of San Diego
on the first ballot. A motion to adjourn wa
sgain lost For secretary of state W. ]
Nnnin. Of Trinity, was nominated by accla
bent declined , nomination. AdiounM ill
to-morrow.s 3 stsF*s$
OBITUARY
Grafton. N. T., July 3-Rev. DR.. Jay
Balkus, former secretary Of the American
Baptist home mission society. died to-day
age 70. r-iCtr~s.' iii e,g.s}F.
| INSPECTED.
Oswege, July.3.-Gen. Sherman, inspect
ed the works ii Fort Ontario 10 day. Il
starts this evening for New York.
t:' rtz FATAL JUMP.
Newburg, n. T., July 3.-Mrs Henr.
Larve and her sister jumped from the trai
At Turner's to-day. The former, 3 brid'
was instantly killed, and the latter, aged !.
was seriously injured. 49,
4 TWO HOLIDAYS.
Secretary Thompson has ordere.t the eur
ployes of the navy yards to have holds
on the 5th as we'll as the 4th.
LABOR FOR CUBA.
New York, June IA Havana lett,
says the Cuban government propose askin
\ Madrid to distribute about forty tbousar
, troops on the island as field hands amor
, sugar plantations. at fixed wages 10 be pa
!, by planters. under supervision Of their of
!, GERS. The measure is expected 10 secu
tranquility and protect the sts!ss during u
period OF The gradual emancipation
slsves. The soldiery thus gtt,ing accu
TONED 70 field work would form the nucle
for free labor on the day slavery ceased.
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WICKED WINDS.
1 Vigorous Breeze Last Night vvAicl
Stopped Little Short OF HurrieAne.

Vigorous Breeze Last Night which
Stopped Little Short Of HurrieAne.
s About 10 O'Clock last night, after ! suc.-
cession of gentle showers which had occur.
red st Intervals during the lattsr. part Of the
day. .Strong wind spr..g sup from the
south which came in ftful, angry gusts,
and made things lively for a little while,
although very little damage was done in
town. The worst was the, demolition of
Washington pavilion erected by the hook
and ladder company for the 4th Of July ex-
ercises, which it is estimated will add about
SIS to the expense of the enterprise Be.
yond this the damage in town was confined
to the breaking off Of few shade trees and
the disarrangement Of lumber piles in lum-
Der yards. West of town, We are informed,
the wind assumed the nature of whirl-
wind, but we have heard of no material
damage. ~ I%E.f. =
At Elk Point the storm was more severe,
and came earlier in the evening. A dis
patch from there says the storm came from
sA0 eVutuWSol 0AN SE6Vc1cN lVWaIV6 TIE
northeast, and struck the town at $50 p. m.
The dispatch says the storm was Crooked"
and seemed to 60 where it could do the
most damage. Trees two feet in diameter
were uprooted. Three dwellings and ten
barns and stables were blown down and
totally wrecked, and about twenty chimney
demolished. The Windmill on the water
tank was blown off and broken to pieces
One Of Sheafe's warehouses was blown ont,
side track, and some of his other mil
buildings were damaged. No lives wer
lost as far as heard from. Mrs. Wood
had her head and limbs badly hurt. Th
house was taken off from over her head
A Mrs. Norton was sitting in her house
and she says the floor opened and she fel
into the cellar. Her house was blown sew
eral rods and torn to pieces. A number o
buildings at the same place were moved Of
their foundations. s.
Altogether it was lively blow, and v
may hear of further damage.
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PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES.

For the Fourth OF July Celebration.
The day will be ushered in by national
salute at sunrise, accompanied by national
airs by the brass band. " .
During the time preceding the parade
salutes will be fired every fifteen minutes
from different parts of the city.
AT 12 o'clock the procession will form in
front Of the truck house, with the head o!
the column facing on Fourth street, ID the
following order:
The Yankten brass band.
Officers of the day.
City council.
Turnve rien.
The thirty nine states represented by as
many young ladies.
The hook and ladder company.
Calitbumpians.
Citizens in carriages.
Citizens on foot.
Artillery.
The procession and exercises of the day
will be under the direction and control of
the following officers:
Marshal Of the Day-M. A. Baker.
Assiatant Marshals-Paul Hamann, for
the Turner's; H. E. Cutting, for the Fire.
men; j. Hayward and Henry Kadish,
for the citizens. S~s- 49, -AN.S -
LINE OF MARCH.
From the truck house to 4th street, down
4th to Capital, down Bspitslto Sd, up Sd
to Linn, down Linn to Second, down Sec.
ond to Pine, up Pine to 5tb, up 9th to
Broadway, down Broadway TO pavilion.
After arriving at the pavilion the follow
ing exercises will take place:
Prayer-Chaplaip.
Nusic-Yankton. band.
Reading declaration of independence
L. B. French.
Music.
Grafton and speeches by the orators ol
the day, interspersed with vocal and instru.
mental music.
BenedictiOn-ChaplaiD
Following with this will Ee grand pe.
destrian match, and foot races, jumping
races, sack races. SC. will follow, and in
the evening there will be grand display
OF fireworks at the PAVILION, at which time
will be exhibited the
Beautiful revolving sun. - ~ -
Four balloon ascensions. g
Scores of rockets. - V&
Roman candles.
Wheels.
Mines. a-a Ea
ISerpents. - ef'~
| Colored lights. :f.a
Candles. SC, comprising one Of the fines
displays ever witnessed in the west
| COncludine the exercises of the dav vii
be grand Independence ball at the pa.
vilion. given by the hook and ladder com
paDy. s 10
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HOTELS.
DAKOTA REPORTS.
J. S. CRADLE.
Yankton, D. T.
VOLUME ONE.

Embedyiag ali canes argued aud de-
serntned before sllc supreme Court OF
Dakota, from she ovEanization OF sAe
Territory mp 10 and including the DE.
cember term, 1877. Reported By Hon.
Grauvllle g. Bennesv, late associate
justice supreme court or Dakola; $50
pages. Priee, postpaid. $500. SeAtso
any aaAres. on receipt OF price.
address
BOWEN 4 KlNGsBURY.
Yankton. Dak ota.
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GRAND OPENING.

Bauer & Yeatman, having purchased
Charley Longs saloon on Capital street,
will give grand opening, and free lunch
on Thursday evening July Sd. They re-
spectfully invite the public TO call and see
them.
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II Ell GR A P Hlc.
g O'CLOCK p. M.
THE NEWS.
The Democrats Of California Have a
Boistrous Convention.
ai!
Tho Feur Per Cent Certificates Near.
" Exhausted. e
WASHINGTON.

THE FOUR PER CENTS.
Washington, July 3-Only $3.50 Of the
$40, ,000, 900 of four per cent. refunding GER
ttificates are not disposed Of. $28. .632, GOO in
certificates have been converted into four
per cent. bonde. p
10 BE PAID.
The treasurer of the United States gives
notice that the principal and accrued inter-
est of registered stock of the late corpora
tions of Washington and Georgetown will
be paid at the treasury in Washington on
and after the 18th Of, July, and that interest
will cease on that day.
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HANGED.
HALF RATES.

Superintendent Merchant has directed
Dakota Southern agents to sell half rate
tickets 10 Yaukton to those who wish to
spend the Fourth here.
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PRESc6,PT1oM FREE

For the speedy cure of Seminal Weakness. Loss
Of ManhoOd, and AL disorders brought on be
indiscretioA or excess. Any druggist has thy
Ingredients, Address DAVIDSON & CO., .
Nassau street, Rev York. Ia
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FOREIGN.

OFFICIAL coRREsFENDENcE. ~ ID
London, July 3,-The official correspon-
dence concerning Egypt is published. It
merely related to the events which led to
the deposition of the khedive.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
London, July 3.-Fifty men were killed
by an explosion in High Blantyre coal pit
near Glasgow this morning.
COMPLIMENTARY.
Berlin, July 2.-Prince Bisma'ck gave q
dinner.to-day in honor of DR.. Andrew D.
White, the American minister.
THE NINE ACCIDENT. ,-
Glasgow, July 3.-There were only thirty.
one persons in the High Blantic colliery
pit at the time of the explosion. Foul
were burned alive. Twenty one corpses hav,
been recovered. - ;-a.
ARBITRAToR's AWARD
Montreal, July 3-The arbitrator hal
awarded Duncan Mcdonald Sl5O,OO0 and
his partner, Abbot, S59, 900 in settlement o
their claim against the provincial govern.
ment on their contract for building the Que
bee, Montreal, Ottawa & Occidental railway
from this city to Hull.
t THE NEW vICERoY. s9G
Alexandra, July 2.-1t is announce,
that the new viceroy, Temfek PasLa, relin
quished half his civil list.
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Free Lunch every morning. at Fred
Lerch's Brewery Hall, Third street, be-
tween Cedar and Broadway.
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LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.

Business Of tho United States Land once
at Yankton for the Month OF June.
Land disposed Of at the United States
land Office, at Yankton. Dakota, during the
second quarter Of 1879:
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Milwaukee beer on draught at George
Browns at 6v ecenta glass.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
BURNED TO DEATH.

BURNED TO DEATH.
Scranton. July IA ladel OF molten steel
upsettinR in the mill here burned Jas. Hur
ley and Henry Long. The former is dead
and the latter dying. John Humphrey
foreman of Carnell & Co.'S. mines was
crushed to death.
HANGED.
Lebanon, Pa. July s.-Nimord Spatt,u
Huber. convicted Of the murder Of Johr
lvison 10 saloon in the city on the nigh
OF Dec 10th, 1873. was hanged this tore
| noon. =fE
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MILWAUKEE.

Milwaukee, July 8.
WHEAT-ac@l3c higher. Closed firm.
Hard, 81 o6 No, 2 July o9@s9} bid for
CoRs-Firm. No. 2, ss4c.
oAn-FiFn. No..2. s2lc.
BARl1Y-eSc. f9
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DR.. II. D. Dodge. oen.,st, Dewitt's block
YanktOn.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
:. New York, July 8.
WHEAT Shade 6rme No. white July.
S1.144. =
RYE-Dull, unchanged, western 60 @6 Gle
CoRN-Dull, shade firmer-4O@ e. 439c for
western mixed. - -
OArs-S Steady, quiet western mixed,
s@s9c. ~, ,a.-
BARLEY-Dull, none.
PoRK-Firmer, $lO.25.
LARD-Stronger, $685. %
aWH1sKY-Sl 0a3@l054. M
| CHICAGO. ,tI
i.a Chicago, July 3.
WHEAr-Fairly active, shade higher
9Sac@9s4 for July; 9455c asked for Au.
gust 92sc bid September.
| CoRN-Without Important ch snpe. 364c
bid for Jul. 373 bid for August: $40
asked for September. '7-sS
OArs-Quiet, shade easier, 32ac bid %,
July; s2ssc for August; 27i@27.c bid 70,
September. : al;l
| RSE-Unchanged, Sic cash; SOC bid 70,
August. Ss
BARLEY-Nore; 70c cash.
PoRK-Steady, S9.924 bid for August
$1,000 bid for September. 3s3sa
LARD-Dull; $6.OO@6O7A asked fo
July; S6.l5@S6l7 asked Tor August
$6.22a bid for September.
WlIlsKY-$l.05..
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Chew jackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Money to loan on approved security. Ap.
ply to G. W. Roberts.
Dr.. w. II. H. Brown, aeut,st, Union
block, Yankton.
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Dried buffalo meat for sale at o. P
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Mason's fruit jars, for sale at o. F
Hage's.
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH
Wall. STREET.
New York. July 8.
Money-s!@4l per cent.
: Governments stocks-Firm.
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Auxcien:!! Auxcien =!
Goods to SELL
j. S. e r A BL i.
AUCTION AND
COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Sign Of the Red Barrel. opp. Postence.

Sign of the Red Barrel. opp. Po.t.ne..
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Berlin, July 2.-Prince Bisma'ck gave
dinner. to-day iu honor Of DR.. Andrew D
White, the American minister.
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BODLEY BROTHERS

Have the most complete stock OF Cane WaSons,
Wheels, Cotton Wagons BaRasse Carts. Farm
Carts, Rice Carts. Small Carts Of every size. four
and six seat Family WAGONS. Spring WAGONS
Hounds. Wagon Material Axle Grease Oart
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention to our
Boxes and extra Ironing Of all our carts and
Wagons. Manufactured In our own factories al
Wheeling. w. Va. froEa the best material and By
skilled mechanics. we can give a reliable
guarantee meet any competition and supply
tbs largest demand.
Dep0t-IS ana 10 Union street.
my3 9dD On
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SITUATIONS wANrEn-rEMALEs
HELP WANTED-MALEs.

XVANTED-FOU CARPENTERS. APPLY
johnson streets. Good wages paid oc1b*
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MASS MEETINGS
OF The m
DEMOCRATIC-C CONSERVATIVE PARTY.
Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
Democratic Conservative Party.
Nav OrlannE OptOhnr IA 1aTo

| Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES,
| Democratic Conservative Party
| New Orleans. October IA. 1870.
Mass meetings Of the Democratic Conserva
tive party WITH be addressed BY GOV. L. "A. Witt
Hons. Samuel D. McEuery. J g. Egan. Allet
Jumel Il. II. Fay. w. A. Strong d. A. Burke. Fl
N. Ogden. Il. John Ellis. Albert VOORHEES,. j.
Eustis. j. I. Jonas. II. N. Ogden, John Nc
Emery. Don Oaflrey. Il. 9. Richardson. J, @
Moncnre T. b. Lyons. r. o. Wicklttf A. s
Herron. A. Roman. i. z, Poche. W. w. Farmer
VIM. H. Levy, VIM. Ii. Jack. Gen. Randall Glib
son. Cen. J. Floyd King.
The meetings will be held az follows:
October Is, Saturday Lafayette Square, New
Orleans.
Oosober 20. MondaY-Convent +. 0.
October q. Tuesday Baton Rouge.
October %, Wednesday-ClEton.
October 2s, Thursday Bayou Sara.
October u. Friday-New Road. Pointe Coupee
October n. Monday-Vidalia.
October ~. Tuesday-St. Joseph.
October 30. Thursday-Lake Providence
October 81, Frlday-Delta.
November 1. Saturday-Monroe.
November 3. Monday-Bastrop.
November 8. ednesdaY-Farmersvill
November 0. Thursday Vienna.
November \. Friday-Arcadia. ..5-..
November 8, saturday-Homer.
November TO- Monday inden.
November II. Tuesday-Bellevieu.
November ia. Wednesdays Shreveport.
November IA. Friday Mansfield.
November A. Friday-Coushatta
November It, Saturday. Pleasant Hill.
November H. Monday -Natchitoches.
November IL. Tuesday MONTGOMERY.
November 30. Observation-Disclosures.
November a. Saturday. arksvIlle.
November "a, neutrality-suspicious.
November 25. Tuesday,
November as. Tuesdsy--S Martinsville.
November %. Wednesday Iberia.
November o. Thursday-Abbeville.
November ". Thursday
November %. Friday-Houma,
November %. Observation-Disclosures.
December l. neutrality-suspicious.
December l. Neutrality-suspicious.
November 4. Tuesday -Columbln.
November 9. Thursday arrisonburR.
November 8. Saturday Winnsboro.
November 10. Monday-Rayvile.
November II. Tuesday-Dehi.
November l3. Thursday Floyd.
November IL. Friday -Tallulah.
November II. Monday -plaauemine.
November H. Wednesday-ss. Charles court
house.
November %. Thursday-St. John court.
house.
November d. Fridayst. Bernard old court
house.
November % Observation-Disclosures la Hacho.
November 20, Observation-Disclosures.
November "a Saturday
November a. Monday-Amite
November Is. Tuesday reensburg.
November 81. Thursday Port Vincent.
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
President State Central Committee Democratic
Conservative Party az Louisiana
O. H. TENN1soN Secretary oclb
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

WILL OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
wv guests on MONDAY, sixth instant. Dur
order and many modern improvements intro
duced to ensure the comfort of patrons. The
house is unsurpassed In all that goes 10 make
will continue to merit the popular favor which
hns been accorded It In tho past.
PARTIES returning homo will do we'll to call
and look at FAMILY ROOMS before locating
elsewhere.
oeb IF RIVERS n BARTELS
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PLANET OIL.

This excellent and cheap brand Of CARBON
OIL has been sold by the proprfetors for ten
yanrs past. and NO ACCIDENT HAS EVER HAP
PENED FROM IT'S USE.
ay IN fess s naa d sn uniform
ard Of refined petroleum, and 1t costs but o
trifle over common coal oil.
Planet Oil fs especially recommended to con-
sumers who do not wish to pay the price or IN
suranee Oil. as the best cheap oil In tine
market.
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INSURANCE OIL.

The INSURANCE OIL Is the only illuminat-
ing oil derived from petroleum that has the full
Endorsement Of tho LEADING TRANCE
COMPANIES Of Europe and America
II may be used with absolute safety In any
kerosene or coal oil lamp without change Of
burner.
Dealers who wish to sell an illuminating oil,
safe beyond chance Of accident. should recon-
mend the Insurance OIL.
Put up ia best barrels. and also In NEW
PATENT FAUCET CANS.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Attention, Roger Murphy s.unrds-A
meeting will be held on THURSDAY. October
10, Mt tho club room. corner Of Chippewa and
Louisiana Avenue. to ratffy the nominees Of
the Baton Rouge Convention. We hope to have
tho pleasure OF seeing our honorary vice prea-
dent. Gov. L. A. Wiz ut our meeting ocl2
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L. @. Eco.
OILS
- AND -
BURNING FLUIDS.

Tho INSURANCE OIL TANK COMPANY
offer to the trade the following list Of their sl-
perior md popular brands ut the lowest whole
sale prices.
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Gasoline for Gas Machines

Distilled expressly for the /, o. T. co., and
with peculiar regard for the changes Of tenn
perature 80 common In this climate.
unequaied for generating gas. or for carbu-
rettng coal gas
Proprietors. patentees and owners Of GAS
MACHINES cannot Overestimate the IMPORT
anee OF having their GASOLINE Of reliable
gravity and quality, as success depends 80
much on these conditions.
II you want your Gas Machines to work well,
and give brilliant light, buy your Gasoline Of
the Insurance Oh Tank Company.
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THE NEW LEANS DEMooRAT THURSDAY, OCTOBER L. 1879
SPECIAL NOTICES.

For Vaudeville ana sovlnxton-From
mud Hftsr Sunday next October 10, the steamer
New CAM ELLA will Nuke only three trips per
week, viz on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
from the New Lake End on tho arrival of tho 10
%. train. and on SATURDAYS on the arrival III
tho D. m. train @
sunday Excursion az usual III October VI.
ocl6 u ". G.. COYLE.
Onics New Orleans and CarrOJlton
Railroad. Company. New Orleans, October
7. ls7e-At 9 special meeting Of the Board
Two And HALF PEa 1hhr was aivi dsslare %
payable 70 the stockholders Or their legal repre-
slant. WALTER ". CROT(JH.
ocs tf Serrafarv
special NOtiCe-To shippers 10 MOnr0e
and all stations on the Vicksburg, Shreveport
and Texas Railroad via Delta, La Steamer
NAyOH EI, leaving every SATURDAY EVEN.
ING. WILL eign through bills ladlng at the same
rate as other boats. JOHN JANNEY,
oeT tf J. H. UARLlN Agents
special NOttce-part1es HAVING Pledges
Mt Harris Loan Office upon which interest has
accrued. If not paid on or before the FIRST OF
OCTOBER. said pledges will be offered for
sale. ee1s II
Tho Waman'a Ghristian Union viii
meet on the first and second TUESDAY III each
month; 81 II a., m. at the Oarondelet street
Methodist Church.
MRS II. j.. Door. Secretary. deb II
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FINEST OYSTERS.

GAM BANDERA INFORMS HIS OLD PAT
- rons and the public that be has reopened
for the season his famous OYSTER STAND. at
the jewel Of the South No. a5s Gravier street.
There he 10 prepared to open shfp or furnish
families with eh oice oysters from Bayou Cook
Barataria. and other places Of note, ut reduced
rates. 70 suit tho times and oonnoisseurs.
Ocl3 I'm
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11

Sc SOL, per cwt s5 Of Yearling Lambs $50
7c Spring Lambs getting m0ra abundant ana t0a!
at s3as6 per Mutton sold very sl0s " 10
day a ~ c: Dressed Ycarlng Lambs al 30 an Poor 20
Extra Spring f3dR per caTcasa About - " AZ
of Dressed sheep Hannibal Mo- arrived by rerssS OF
aud sold ~ TuSc. - .
-ales-Kase Picock -On Jersoy Citg III ONO -he
leo t a. &C.; i6j do. lO5 n. b-r l64 hcnigan 90" 7
H. at - j6if per cwt 81 Maryland Bucks lOl 10, a. 80
AZ MARYLAND Spring Lambs AZ a. 80 per head do ~ - '
per head. - .
Judd & buckingham Ilo Michigan sheep l1s H. at
6a1c
J. sAdler 6 sold. Indiana sheep ~ b. a. &c
Newton e Holmes sold: l6i Michigan sheep lt9 10 ~
6Lec
Halenbcck Davis sod ~ GOthst as Mchi7an she p
100 Gc less g. me lot lfS OHIO do III fato &C.
43 Missouri DO, 10 %. 30 - per cwt . state 90 ID
~ 20 per cwt TO- lO6 n. ~ sac % state Lanlb % D
a ~ 81 do IS d. 1t 7c l29 Canada sheep ana iHD %
ID M s6 j6l, per 90. - -.
DIenbact Z Dewey sold 20 Missonh Sheep 100 ~ AZ
GLlc: l65 gan u n 6iec. 272 10. 10 b NJ
6lc: Us 81 D. &C., IA do 92 n' at 20 % per
cwr.. 30 no.. % q at ei2c. .
Ego q Ot. -oid AZ Washington Market Is Jersey spring
Lambs - per head; do Tor - do ut 50 - per hcad
l DO tor S3
&. collins sold 80 Spring Lambs at - ass per head.
TbuTstOn Moore 81 spring Lambs az 81 per head
r. r. pOuchcr sold = spring Lambs n - % per neal
HOGSReceips we're Of LIB head 3 ~ n Iersey
Ciiy ana iOst Total since Saluraay = uo5 ne
against 81 l46 head for the corresponding time lt week
No Hogs sold on 1--we weight to-day. Ere e pi- nan car ol
poor Hogs which sauRht'refS would .0t buy htF "eI
killed and Will be- sent 10 Warrington Mtret J + Saler *
Co. sold late yesterday 34l Tennessee Hogs 1876 10 at &C.