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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17
LATEST sy MAIL.

Galveston, Oct. 15.-A News San An.
tonic special reports that parties Of we'll
armed Apaches are going south from Mel
caloro agency. All the posts have been no.
titled TO be in readiness to concentrate troops
in case Of necessity.
San Francisco, Oct. 15.-Considerable
interest is likely to be manifested in the six
days match between men and horses, which
begins this evening at the pavilion. Most
Of the men and horses have fair records in
either long or short distances.
Kansas City, Oct. 15.-The grand inter-
national brotherhood of locomotive euRin-
eers opened their annual session here to-
day. One hundred and fifty members from
all parts of the country and from Canada
were present. The session will last eight
days.
Council Bluffs, Oct. 1S.-The 6rst
through train from St. Louis over the st.
Louis and Council Bluffs railroad reached
this end Of the new line this morning, with
General Manager McKissock and party on
board. Regular trains commence running
Monday next.
New Yark, Oct. 15.-Bonds to the value
os $17 900 we're stolen to day from safe in
the Office of Merritt Trimble, well.known
iron merchant in the coal and iron ex.
change. by three strangers, who came ap-
parently on business. The robbery was not
discovered till several hours after was toe
late to ascertain whether they had been ne.
gotiated on the street or not.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17
FOREIGN.
rol,rlcAL rosslnlLlrlEs.

P.ria. Oct, MA correspondent OF the
interviewed Prince doFtcnskou
Gorts hakotf believes Austria is 10 danger OF
an humble satellite ot GERMANY
y hich Is extending ils influence from .he
mouth of the Schrldl 10 toe mouth OF 'nc
Dauube, The ssmc corrc.ponien. inter
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17
The Arst shop" of the season at the Re-
form club room Friday night. Gents Is
ceuts, ladies' Is cents.
N Office.

Anybody who can give me information
where can 6nd double barrelled, breach
loading shot gun. bore No. 10. which was
obtained from me uuder false pretences
Wednesday, October 18th. 1879, By one d.
Carson, will be suitably rewarded.
GEORGE WAGNER,
Gunsmith.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17

Lowest prices and the best work made in
the territory at Ketchum's new photo. GAL
lery. Rememember the place-irst build.
ing back Of the Episcopal church.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17

Morrov's gallery 10 still aourishins.
with Mrs. Morrow in charse, who ia untir.
ing in her efforts 10 please. Give her .
call and enjoy an hour viewing" the large
and varied assortment Of views always on
hand. Prices reduced for the next thirty
days.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17
WILL A. TURNER.

The lafi s of the Universalist parish, be-
Ing unable to secure the Merchants hotel
dining room vii! give social entertainment
at the Reform club room "u Friday nigh.
This will be the first Of series Of enter.
tainmeDts 10 he given during The fall and
winter " the clio rooni. Gentlemen 25
cents. ladies Is c.n,s. D.ucing from 8 to
l2
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17
TeLEcRAPHlc eREvITIEs.
THE RowERs.

Maysville, N. Y. Oct. 1.-THE Blaikie
referee gave to Hsnlon this morning bis
check OF order on the City Bank Of Rocb-
ester for six thousand dollars. Hsnlou
will to-day demand the money at the bank.
OBITUARY.
Nowsrk, N. j.. Oct 17-Rev. Wm. r.
WhilipRball, Episcopal bishop Of Maryland
died at Summerhome. Orange county, N j.
this forenoon, sRed "A. He bad been con,
fined 10 his house nearly ayear.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17
OBITUARY.
FIRE.
A suoDDY MILL.

Philadelphia. Oct. l7:-Adsms i Ray:
ahoddv mil ri 63l and TArr avenue, burned
last night. Loss, Ssl 900; insured. $4,000
Two adjoining frame buildinRs burned.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17
DON'T you F0RaEr IT.

Ketchum makes firs. class photos At east
ern prices. Gallery back Of the Episcopal
church.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17

What is the use of gummingi it when DR..
Dix, at his Office in Sawyer's block is in
serting the BEST QUALITY of artificial teeth
at fifteen dollars per set, reports to the contra.
~ notwithstanding.
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WANTED

To buy second hand house TO move
three miles 70 the country.
OLIVER SHANNON.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17

The Merchants billiard parlors have been
moved 10 location one door north of Ed
mund's and Wynn's bank.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17

Call in and see line of brocsdc silks and
velvets just received at
KErcHru's
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17

Free Lunch every morning al Fred
I~,ch'a h,cvssy Hall. Third Street, between
Cedar snd Broadway.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17

If you want any Turkeys, Chickens,
Butter, Eggs or Oats, address
SUING s. STRATTMAN,
st. Helena. Neb,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17

II you wish sayshiog 10 the sewing ms.
chine l,ss-essdles. o,l. ~ repairs. "a 10 F.
Ha0mou6, Singer of3cs. Third slree,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17

The place to get your moneys worth
is tho Tivoli saloon, where you fnd the
the coolest Milwaukee Lager Beer on
draugbt, and fine free lunch every morn
ing from 9 to IL :3e. A. NJ, and Saturday
nights from 9 to II 80. P. NJ.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17
TAKE NOTICE.
Fresh Baltimore Oysters received every
day at
WALTER b. CARR's.

Milwaukee lager beer and lunch st Frank
Cochrane's. ae
Chew Jackson's best Sweet Nsvv Tobacco
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET.
New York, Oc,oher II.
Mopey-In demand, 6@7 per cent.
Governmeuts-Steady.
Stocks-Less active.
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NEW YORK.

Stocks-Less active.
NEW YORK.
New York, October II.
WHEAT-Feverisb, unsettled, 1@2c bet
No. aprins 81 .424.
CoRs-a@lc better. Western mixed
6l4@81}
BARLEr-Firm, 9oc@$l.0o.
OATs-Vsrv firm. Mixed western 400
As. White 42}GS47c.
PoRK-Hixher $10.25.
LARD Stronger. $6 Al.
WH1sKEY-Sl.l03.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. October IL.
WHEAT-Unsettled, opened strong, clos
ed panicky, lover. Red Sl.27; spring
S1.l9 cash $l.l03@Sl.2O November
$l.2l2 December.
CoRN-Weak, heavy, lowe, 42A cash;
4l2c November; AL MAY.
OArs-Firm, 304c cash 3lc November;
345c May.
RYE-773c cash.
BARLEY-80c.
PnRK-Stronger, S11 90 cash, October;
$9.4o@9,5o November SOLO asked
January
LARD-Heavy, lower, $3.50 cash, S IS
bid November. $5.s6s bid January.
WH1sKY-Higher, Sl0S.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, October IL.
WnEAT-3@S3 lower. Closed unsettled.
Hard 81 25. No. l, 81 %; No. 2, $l.19
cash, 81 2Ok November; Sl.23 December,
No. 8, Sill; No. 4, Sl.Ol.
CoRS-steady, 43c.
OA,s-30lc.
RYE-774c.
J BARLEY-75c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17

Fresh TROUT and WHITE FISH a,
] Jenkinson's.
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THE Aussl ANa 1a As1A.

Berlin. Oct 11-After his defeat by tie
lurcOmans. Gen. Lsrrakin. commander ol
the Russian expedition in central Asia, va.
ordered to desist from the offensive and
await the arrival Of Gen. Furgukasof.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-24
IN CONFERENCE,

At the session q the Meth dis, Con-
ference in Portland. on Friday last. the
subject OF temperance was intro,,uc ed,
ard while under discussion, tie Bishop
remarked he had been several times in
Portland. Maine, and was now IN Port
laud, Oregon. bat the contrast between
the two WAS certainly great and notori-
Gus IS regarded the liquor traffic. In
the former not saloon is found; and
III the latter, over two hundred. The
general Conference has emphasized in
resolution Their utter disspprobation OF
ITS Ia: portation, manufacture aud sale
as beverage, and every member is ex.
pectei by his influence and vote to
strive 20 put 1t down.
Great enthusiasm was equally mani.
Tested by many other earnes. speakers,
b j Sharp more especially charged the
members Of the Oregon Conference
with derclic,ion of duty and with recre.
ancy to their trust. in voting for whisky
men. This caused a tremendous buzz
in the great body OF the Conference
and quickly brought several members
to their feet in deteRce of their conduc,
and principle on the subject. claiming
individual responsibility and the righ,
to Judge for themselves on political
questions Of expsdiency.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 81 Arrived
Str Empire. Victoria.
Sailed bark Tidal Wave, Port
Madison.
SAN FRANCIsco. Aug. 22-During
the day street talk run largely on tx
pccted hostili.ies between Rev. |. $.
kalloch. workingmen's candids,c for
Mayor, and the propriesors of the
Chronicle. That journal continued the
attack on Kalloch this morning. includ,
ing In its arraignment his father before
him. The reported programme for this
evening was that Kalioch would make
a general political hsrangue III the Me
trorolitan Temple. after which he
would adjourn the meeting to the
street and there read the famous arti-
Gle on the Deioung brothers published
in Napthaly's Sun some five years ago
This understanding sufficed to draw an
audience to the temple. which literally
packed every square inch Of the audi.
forum. while the street in front was
filled for nearly an entire block with a
surging crowd. ka!loch's speech TO the
indoor meeting dealt at some length
with the general political issues. and
closed with an attack of the most bit
ter and personal character on the pro.
prietors Of the Chronicle. The en,husi-
asm Of the audience wes such that it
was with difficulty the speaker could
proceed.
After adjournment. he made his ap-
pearsnce outside and was greeted with
tremendous cheers. He addressed the
crowd briefly. slluding 10 the attacks
upon him by the Chronicle, and saying
that thei. assault on the memory of his
father was his justification. He applied
to thom an epithet in which was concen-
trsted the whole snimus of the SIMS
article. He said be had copy Of that
article in his pocket cries Of read it,
read It. but did not wish 10 spend all
his ammunition at once. The article
would be republished Immediately in
the Open Letter. and next Thursday
evening he would take it up and com =
ment upon it. After few general re-
marks he dismissed the audience. uh,eh
quietly dispersed. 1, i. quite likely
that serious trouble may ensue before
the matter At issue is brought To a con-
clusion.
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EAs1 ERN STATES

WASHINGTON. Aug. c2-Our consul
at Quebec says that IS 100000 Of capt.
tai has been wholly wiped out by the
failure Of the Consolidated Exchange
aud Vile Marie Banks, besides a loss 10
depositnrs and bill holders of about
half million more; but worse ,hanall
is the condition Of the working class.
During the past winter there was
was scare. ly any employment. and it is
estimated that there is not less than
1000 workiugmen at present out Of en-
ployment in Quebec and suburbs. Con.
trovsrsies about the distribution of the
small amount on work 10 be done cul-
minated in riot of the 18th 1t is en-.
tlrely question Of bread as repression
does not feed the hungry. The si,ua-
ton is anything bu, agreeable.
NEwPogT.'R. l.. Aug. ea.- Boyn,oa
and Webb st,rted in their swimming
match Il AN. Soon after 10 Webb
was taken from the water exhausted
snd is cut Of the race. Boyton had
then made ten miles.
LATzR-W.bb re-entered tie water
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turned them over 20 him. Next morn
ing both were gone, though chsiueC
toy ther. Eighteen months after saw
him Mckay on the reservation, and
said; Where IL that chain | PIT or
you: he replied: Il left il on the
bank Of White river; the bank caYed
In. and il went down the river / said:
Are you q coed Indisu now, or DO you
still kill Indians" Says he: Il have
qui. /, now. the chain frightened me.
About (, ;rec year. after lie was "a bad
a. ever He then currobo'ated what
Jac ks0u had .aid IN tie sane sublect,
and continued: Mckay took an oath
twice tina. he would not use tomanowos
again. and joined the Church 70 make
people believe that he was honest l
was chief Of police st the time Of the
killing, and hearing shat kitsap did It,,
ordered his arrest. He owned killing
Mckay and said he was half crazy; did
not know what he was about. His
heart was SICK. lie did net care to live,
as Mckay had killed his children; he
did not fear death cow as his children
were all dead. He said, Il went to the
wood and took off my belt. put 1t
around nv neck, threw il over pole
to hang myself. and then thought 1t IS
not right to hang myself. and will let
the police do with me what he pleases. ="
His daughter 10 Taylor's wife said lie
had been crazy before and after the
killing Of Mckay; that he would get
up in the night and talk. talk, talk, as
though be were crazy.
George Scochum. another Indian
from Green river, says that Mckay
said to him, ii am q tomanowos man
when l sm paid we'll; can cure any ore
and where l hate any one l can shoot
my tomsnowas and kill him" kitsap
is an Indian out and ont He has no
religion but the old traditions Of his
tribe; but was . good friend to the
whites during the Indian war.
When Kitsap was taken before the
Grand Jury, they had good reason to
doubt his mental soundness and discre
ton, and hence did not indict him for
murder.
1t is evident tina. Kitsap killed Nc.
Kay under an almost uncomfortable
influence or delusion which unsea,ed
his mental equilibrium. deprived him
Of his reason or Will. whether such de,
fusion was the response to and result
Of an earnest and sincere faith which
was the law Of bis life. and by him re-
gsrded as the command of the author
OF his existence. or the equal : sincere
belief that by the law Of his race. the
life Of Mckay had been forfeited to
him for the killing Of his people. He
evidently sincerely felt that the death
Of Mckay alone would save his own
life. and put stop to the sacrificing of
the remainder Of his own people. and
hence his bold action at the burial If
his nephew.
Hon. Elwood Evans. Of Tacoma, was
Kitsap's attorney. and had worked the
case up i'll good shape. having investi-
gated the whole Indian theory from its
very foundation. He also had much
evidence to show that Kitsap was al
ways good friend TO the whites, and
had the case ever come before q petit
jury. the Indian, doubtless. would
have been cleared. A similar case was
tried in Olympia several years ago and
tho Indian who did the killing was ac-
quilted, and now lives over near Milton
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TELEGRAPHIC.
CALIFORNIA.

EXCLUSIVELY To TUE iNrELLIGENCER.
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ANOTHER FAST SAlLER.
poET TOWNSEND. AUG. % Isl,

PoEr TOWNSEND, Aug. 90. 1879.
Ed. IsTELLIGENcER:-In your issue
Of this morning l notice lis. of short
voyages between San Francisco and
Honolulu. In this CO, nection I would
like to call your attention TO the fact
tha, the three masted schooner William
L Beebe. Capt ] c Escten. burden 296
tons. built at Port Ludlow BY the Hall
Bros.. in 1915. anchored in this harbor
Jane oath. 1878, in II DAYS and 8 hours
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NOTICE..

~ holders Of the Seattle HOMESTEAD Assoois.
ton. at ito ONCE in Seattle. King county. ". r
on the 2lst day Of July. 1879. It WAS ordered that
the Secretary Of said Corporation give notice. bv
OF the Stockholders be held at the Office Of the
Company. In said Seattle, on Wednesday, the II h
day OF September. A. d. 1879. ct II O'Clock A. NJ.
Tor the purpose Of distributing the prov erty at
said Association to the Stockholders, and OF III
disincorporstion Of said Corporation, and 10.
such other business ~ may then come before II.
JOHN n. BLANCHARD,
Secretary.
Dated Seattle. Aug. Is. 1879. al9dkwtd
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THE FACULTY WILL CONSIST OF
New. Charles T.. La bert, 4. W..
Late Professor In the University Of Indiana. who
will act Is President.
Rev. R. w. Hill, A. W..
OF the Presbyterian Church, TN experienced and
accomplished instructor.
Mrs. Jennie L. DaWne, 4. ",
Preceptress. and
Miss Mary A. Robinson. II. ~,
Principal Of the Academic Department.
Mrs DAvne and Miss Robinson are graduates
OF the Institution. Of the c asa Of 1866 are supe
nor scholars. and have had larg, and e:ninently
successful experience - teachers.
The Music Department. will be in charge Of
Mss NELLIE HALL. young lady amply quail
lied having received from the University the de-
gree Of Bachelor Of ID psic.
This. thu Oldest University in Oregon, takes no
step backward, but will continue TO maintain its
high character - the leading Christian University
on the North Pacific Coast.
For further information spp1y to
&. b. MOORES,
alsdtw2tv Secretary trustees.
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WEST INDIES

HAVANA, Aug. 81. Deaths from yell
low fever in this city during July, lI5.
One death from cholera.
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a. ll:ij and is rapidly gaining on Born
ton. Webb was on. OF the water obou.
an hour ana half
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from Honolulu. This I believe is the
fastest trip on reco,d between those
ports. coming .this way.
Very respectfully.
EDw. II. Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05
The STATE OF TRADE.

rivrgYO0r Nov 4-4:3O y. m.-Dreaasufr, firm Wheat.
l09 per GENITAL Tor Red Western spring. aud III H. n
ID ,er GENIAL Rel Winter Com. per cfrta inr
Nea Weser Tho reeepts # Wheat the past three
DAYS a. crufs. including DJnU ceufaS Ameucan.
Fuhrcs onef AID
steast. Lar. 80 fer AmenraI- rsuw. il.'d-
f.IVu"N. v.t-t.i0 %. td cvt- for
Cuba nol1ing go. ami 2i'd az Tor cuba MS
Var Rrdning ahuat on $500 $50 per ton.
Ken rcd Petroleum. 80 1d.pei cyt
ANryhsq. +.-retToi.uTa. l9as francs fine pale
Amrclu. closed 90 francs 30 centmes lu kos
IIyEgtool- Nov. A-43O y m--epton IA COOL demand
Nddin. Tnianas iilrO-; Nid NJ orleans, 6tiiad.:
iOn bale, bales fr speculation export
Receipts o3 BALES including 10000 bales fu-
gu steady Ipands. Low MiilnHr clause. NpFc-
ber lcvers. ta~c. November December de- very.
ID. December and may livery. 0st-. ai g.
doe JANUARY iud February delivery d' February ana
delivery. ~ a.. frrh Dfli delivery, bfyd,
also 1sis de-. Apnl and May delivery ga I'D also o'i 10"
Nnv eri lure delivery. tl also 90 o, TO-. June ana July
crr' cry. .,i.
t.IvaTnoi. Nov. A. p ru.-fhe Of Cotton to-day
Mcu'. $500 1lies American il urr- steady Vuanis.
inV Mi ciie November delivery. ia.; 80, las ana
June oo..ycsy .iHasC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05

NLN-i NAA- tiniff $50 >.
WE BEG 70 ANNOUNCE that we nave this
opened "a ~epara department for The purchase ind
sair miuin ln md oler kt-
II late OF the san Frame -to"S inI
charge BolT, will cha OF t- nrancn ri usines
PRINCE & WIZ IaIA.
80 BruaiNlv.
y B-Prvaie telegraph line TO Philadelphia ana Ban-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05

DOMESTIC MARKET.
<S ., Nov g az s@ Urn AM a. 81 Z, s2 -gs,.
n a. s3sa ' ' SgI MIX & 5as,e ' No
lived ,fa;i. - ca~c, At l.lr prs drH AZ ~.
iara M f. driaud AID ann ~ o-D 49, l.'i. ieaiS 3"
sre - 10 nae i've. -hou .e-- 8 oaSar. &c. al c.
AZ 54ss S.. Pscs.nr ~ sGqsS Is nr-cl ~ - 75a
sy IN ~ ,.d Suf ,6wer at 8 o. 6ut 81 in good de-
uaaG =. mi pc's Su@af ,ioni9T' ,isi T. 5re lis
POS ton 10 ~ He noisth- and NJ "a p.. come io"a -
nnei- and expar,er rirr. re inii.d lcrw re- eit
~ socd 80 5a 40 .aos. ~ % h.,s 10. ts a l .
DO fincy - - fIinois ,iooi. 4. city Mills for ship
- 80 d. liaSs - - wine, ia EDS 75a = o. Min.
Mol-. tran Bucswheai Me du a. - = -
ara ' Bricr arpp a on 's the Tpts 20 Jay We're
lo oasae making toa OF 10 ZOO ha,.es siA-e 40
wear; Western secct-i. al 80 Del4ware Red track
~ 40 ea~lre Oct = T." o. , ', . 'or' ioa1
Quiet 20. lewer No Red sod al a - Deceuber
Gem er. 'e bid. ; 4 aske. lunar : - oid : 30
err ana spectators iiest .poqr,on opera IA
I,.ts c. over 80" ana 49, Ne'T ynl an , s -,u
0ld Ye low aaaa., GOO " Delaware yellow, very d.,
',c assea pe.eaa0er 80 MA 5sc. a.S,i jan arT, BOG
and iieG. N1ed aai.c. Fai and Good White
tie en 8oaS sea 5, 90 isa aic as-ta ior SO. VIII.
b,d I5c ass,a Ianasr; Plov.'iee9a. ,ieaay .c..iy
rf-s Beet. tl2 so; Berf Hans SO 5NGeItt Moss
Tor, =l,gsil % Extra Prime sl9-u -5i
ilih ~ld s.. 107 tc in salt BE- ouiaer
Slf 4-,r be-. an -u.aV prk-f. Jaf., eel. JuJ
lsrl-W uercrs. Z 'sgs .ic.s 60 hurelnr-, Sic
Butter hrm,r hut scarce creamery y .ra, 3sa
e.; Western Beserv Exrrl, -5E-6ra 10 Good
to Choice. Udelc.. Rolls hrner; PenHsvlr mia NyfIa-
02Cc We.reri Reserve Extra s5Dl0c Eggs hrm bit
uusf reuuavivana 23i.. We-cri. re. t.te-e da nus
De- 2G ac co. Good. ll9i2r.; SKINS Z 10 Office q II
nuf very st ne: r;io IA 2Tl7c i1gnayrl l6c.. Mocha
'rc Java 20 sugar exrit q aut CHER netN rrrs 20
h cl -a-e- gc. or far 70 q oh -euune An-c'Fadoes
crushed Powaere ana cram aird. 10 Couiccfiencr
"l.f luit uofnin al. --el Flax wan m az II -
80 a.. Co.'s 4nl fiuo ms hang H. ffi 9Hct- hi-in
0-In nrrrf- r-fn.rHn uari fr 'hltfi in Dis t'
81 Lci1. Nf-. i.-riour lniri 4 d un'. eei Wheat
rrof rudl uH~: w. Red Fad. - ca~ fi --0-l -5s
D rrIlrI "a 81 ~ al .r.
-r-l ia. corn uull ti so .e
c.sh Noycn r and oil he wear 20 &c.. pcccnn,r
li.et al ,r-t'c. cash; 2t0'ife. der Rye
du 7r- B4rIrv .te.av loice SOC. Wlisk eady as
i 10 ,ss 40 p cash 80 2J1=lu p = Al
Euk Nea sQl-t loI-i l1f- -. in iiiN Meal fNc
BacOn-notlug dong Lard qulri "a 6iic asked 20s bid
4VuD Duis. wheat. 22.unO bush. Corn.
1JuOU bush oats, 1000 Dusn. B4riev -suuO nUsn snip
mclts-Fuur 1000 pba. Wheat. JtrtO Jush' torn fpoh
BUSH Rye. . 90 bush.
ToIEno Nov. wheat steady Amber Michigan srot
ana N0vemo-r. ~ 25 40 Red Wabash. spot eovtm
her. ~ December ~ 20 January. 4 Western IA
her 2f No. Am er Illinois q Corn duet High
Oat- luI aud nominal. Ciovcr ~evP limo, - - 40. p
"a go Fr-ights-Waea 10 Buffalo. 5'ir. or do. 5c..
Wh- to c~wegp, tcs lHfn o. "a Aai. rt' ~ -ttl-
Wheat easv 81. Winter. November. pa: De
h 90 biish. corr. 4G.lD6 bush. oats. LOO bush
Ilts-M heat. - 900 Dish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05
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