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COTTON NAnnn1,-DY rrLrGulpu.


IIyrLrOOl- june l23n o. M. Cotton lrn Mldilme Up
c mGI gtl I 5t 2H G 7 ag4o RS' IT,
1900 LOO. nc no,ng 7,5o l4rs IN, ran Futures j.
arG jay druyry G',. a+o "a do Jny aid Anr,isi Gc
livery, Gi's2' also C' d. august nd @rYirhiir rciyrt'
nud Noyruii delivery. Gi4d; dO Novriubri December
iivEirooIr JUNO p n.-The asIcs the day included
6."O' balrs American. Futures 1 IlIn!a I.w MiddiIg
hScy s; Ieptcn,cr and Octopcr otrtcr5 Gl7agI
AGoasI.. lma lotion stoaly: M'.dnnr. IO,c.. Low
NMG.mR Iui" Good Wdinnry, "'s'.' receipts. - bales;
BAariHoil, 5-corion quit; MihHrr 1isisc. Low
sioss 3d'"S GHpoi, ''iru imam, 80 u"r' 'o't
ding. &C. GoU! naIy 10 -sc; ict nra ~ Uairs
go.e 81 uairs exports 10 'I'at rhn I2'o bl"o stock
cn1aiF.l.'S. Juuc colon o,,.l Anlllpg ,4al b.:
20 bsi,,: 'xtoris to Ia ,cntiLr ~ Gars ase.
toS5i%yi1l June D. ,oili. MN Hiiilinp Ic, low
s g4G T s., o. l i, i,'' y bis ,' rEIe, i !ss
dAL,4 10y. June CoIo. stcay Mlauims Io'-c. Low
bIlcs rori. ouIr,t butnn D. o. rs sns, 81 bale,
-, syl~lr; Jlur b.. cotton qci. I'm Miadiqs. i sr
= ba,c- supUrht-. La bl.' s''S 900 hucs, suck
81 ihl: June jcotron trim; aic:iur II SC, Lov sid
GlnR Ua ''o'l vini49tt, t.; MT receipts u bn'7'
Nrw.DR.EA,s Jun. .. oot nnn; N,dins. ~ s.. Low
Ma Ie. &c., go : 1Iriilr o's. uc: !c,
gross sI9 -;-, =, 90 bnc, .net c'cunf lOU1 bdcs
NoaIolR j4ac 'oito. qu,r s,.ady; Vudlin, II's,;
receipts 1876 bales; exports co-t"I-c, 80 ars; sacs.
42O bali. -iors. lt.0-l Lnl,s
Midilg ll',c: COOL Uid.ap, lIa4c; ret .,c lps. 20
baic, gross, - tur'i >aes l3GJ bales, spinner, 57J
s43i%%Sn jlnc J.. coit.n quiet ,iiaains II 49,. Iov
G nas l.s' 200 bales, sioc". idiI. Gtics
~. LoLI,, June 3.-Cot9l linn unchanged; N'Lias.
ccPt5 ijl Shipments IL bales. .275 BAGS:
%naSSlos june 51c sis dull Miainak llf; Ley
Mddnng lG.sci "oVd ofnnAy IOe'i net receipts Dhe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07

Boston. Juno 5Woo Tho market Is dull and the recent
decline has failed develop increased activity
reliable price yet be given for Spring California but
sales reported have been at % @32o The ga es OF
Pulled Wool confined to small lots OF Maine Super and
California about last weeks rates Transactions In For
eign very limited, only sale Of
quenoe being 425 bales Of Australian at low hguTes and
pcCs nOnally unchanged. Tho sales include Michigan
and NewYork At 4OGIbc. Missouri Georg Kentucky and
3267 &c; UnWssed and Unmerchanabe at 81 o
3jc; Pulled Wool $685. Secured Tub, A5 690e; CaOr
MIA 20G3 G.: English COmbDg, acc; Montevideo 80;
40a4yc
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L,v, >r,rn M,nKn,e-ey rnleH.Aru.

C,iLp june b.. Tho DTOrSrS' journal Trrurtt;- Hons
K,rrlt. Ft3 H'ily0
SID uiir. :r upIrr Z" Oopd MKrd lUG 30
Cl0l,r Heavy - :v0$t joi Light mainly az 81 "o0
II T. all were 7p4t
CtIriE- pts. r.. head sh!prcutL HC"n Ert ship
ping 2UH - 90 - chtI~ r. "u2$J 20. 6ratS Texans.
T.; 10: Niu, kCrA. =, 20.
u .Irr, - - ~ 30
81 i1i IT, JuIe s-UOcs-t t'1dV, Aorkcrs nnl Bait.
mors :: ljdtA - Packing - loesi 20 Heavy shipping
IA ~ ~ rutt 3.3lu htn6 suWuruts uut IV.d
CATTLE ..cl and uac'uuEri supply li. 'ir,I~. l.p.u
20 i49o n. 7'6Si - Receipts, 100 hcad tlm nts
90 heat.
+nLt Dull and unchanged receipts, 400 head slip
n4,Ljs 100 h,tl.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA June 5-Sugar-Small business done, quotations
per arrobe; NOs is u 20 D. So 04@lOla reals Moasses
Sugar Nos TO TO- at s7 reals MuscOvadO Common TO
reals Centrifugal 0G" poaTiza ion In boxes ana
hhdS 81 dS4 reals warehouse Havana and Ma
tanzas-9O 800 boxes ll6oOO bags 1880 bids Re
eeip Of the week-l460 boxes $40 bags and 179D hhds
Exports during WPek-46U boxes $500 bags and l2O15
hhds including 100 bags and all the hhds to the United
States. Spansh gold 23G N237. kXchange firm
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY, June 6-P. NJ


Yesterdays weekly statement of the city banks is
interesting principally because it reflects not only
cessation of receipts from the Interior but also an
outflow of funds The amount Of increase in specie
ST. 837, 3OOs $413. S45 less than the reduction Of
the Sub-Treasury's coin balance. although the
bank statement of q week ago. so far as 1t was
affected by the Treasury operations of thatWeeS'
was made up on rising averages for specie lhe
decline in I-tenders-S612 coos $24G,746
more than the currency gain of the Sub-IreaSury.
although 1t is known that portion, if not all, OF
the Sub Treasury's gain Of currency is represented
by an additional issue Of certificates Of deposit,
which figure as greenbaoks in tho bank state
ment the same as if the exchange had not
been made. Hence it follows that if the Sub
Treasury had not paid for bonds sum IN excess OF
its weeks receipts over ordinary payments the bank
abatement would show loss both in its total and
surplus reserves An expansion of $2.S30,6OO III
loans added to the gain in cash about equals the
sum of increased dcpOsits-Si, 07G,400 The total
of cash now held by the banks is $21 ,224,3 300
greater than the that was held at
the corresponding date of 1879, and the amount OF
the surplus over the rule OF % per cent now Is
$11,2553 1915 greater than it was a year ago. The
last weeks movement results in Il gain OF T200,GOo
surplus reserve. The following are the compara-
tive totals of the of May ." and June DE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07

Government bonds were quiet but firm through
the week, the 412S advancing i and reacing - per
per cent and the Is advancing Il per cent. The
business ut the Boards amounted TO $l.ll9,0oo'
Wednesday the Government purchased $3O0O.OOO
bonds, of which $1,000 600 were per cents. Tie
business IN State bonds limited to snail trans
actions i'll few Of the Southern issues, but prices
ruled strong. Railroad bonds were not as
active as they were during the preceding week,
bnt after stil further depression early the week.
the speculative kinds showed marked rccoYcrrs
OF Erie second consOl the recorded sales amounted
TO SG,I31 900 al prices ranging from 81 i down to
Ills and aftcrward up to 50 S2al. Missouri, k'n-
sas and Texas seconds were also active, falling to
55lt AMI recovering ~ ISL OiEcr Issues IF spec
uiaivr character moved IN about III" SANE way,
hut their fluctuations were net great as those
named.
The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports Saturday were:
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pnINTIXO CLOrU MAnKET.

FALL IlvEn Mass June with bat very light demand.
and rporte the market cues " utt aLd qu,
tors steady Ut prcViOus hRures tUu Tor the week,
30 OOu pieces: tale 23iOuO ieee spoa AMI ututes a.
4iac l. 4sc lot o. squaros and o's 10 S4's Tor OO19O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

LONDON Juno Sat Wool sales to-day. $500 bales were
disposed Of principally Port Phillip Sydney Adelaide and
NewZcaland. The market quiet and prices were un
ch Iuged
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WnnL MAnKEr-RY rELEn RAPH

coths; deliveries 100000 pieces stock hand 22s00o
pieces showing decrease OF $4,000 pieces as compared
with last
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DOBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING co.

OFFICE. IL BROADWAY. NEW. YORK. June 5, 1880
The Board Trustees to-day declared Dividend
go u THREE QUARTERS OF ONE PER CENT 10
on Tho TEN MILLION uUOOO,OvO) DOLLARS CAPITAL
stock OF this Company, amounting To SEVENTf.FIVE
IuOUSA%D DOLLAls or thirtyseyen ana 0nehalf cents
tho earnings of The company,
payable IUth DAY of h, 1850 ut the oice OF the
MtNINU TRUST COMPANY. No. 1ij Broadway, New.
YORK The Transfer will close on the 18th a re pen
the Ilth Inst ID. T. NEhDl NAL,
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Diuloeno Not.res
THE STATE OF IOWA.
GEs MUINKs May 9. 1880.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the INTEREST
~ COUPONS falIug due the rs dav OF uly lSSO,tho
day January 1881 aud the first day Of July. 1851 OF
coupon bonds Issued by state Iowa, under author
conferred sixteen Il o. Uf the Acts OF the Extra
session Eighth General Assembly approved May -
lS the War and Defence Bonds W hereafter 30
n, able a. TIE NATIONAL PAnR ,BASk OF EEW.
YORK the CITY OF New York and holders OF such bonds
required take present sucn coupons
A. THE NATIONAL PARK BAN X OF NEW-iOKk Wneh
dIo. .. =, ,.,,.,
of
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Financial.

4 LII who arc Interested in railroad business
n ami mileage statistics should get THE TRIBUNE All
AANAc Tor $50 uOw ready. pricc - cents by mall
kANkERS and CAPT lALISTS VIII want to
80 Tho Tribune Almanac for iH9U; gives The figures
tHc ~ai' 'rvruu" aud ENDcn itnf" since 1870 Price
- cents by noi.
CHIC AGO, MILWAUKEE, and ST. PAUL
- ENLWAl COMPANY. = Holders o. bonds Of Tho
ns the Consoldl cd SINKING Fund Bonds" hereby
that presenting their bonds At tho Oco OF this com
N.lam.sL bonds Will be- Stan ped rrlB lnllig
t. o the sinking fund aud SAID bonds
viii ti4cIrl.. e. lu kaURu consolidated Bods."
JULIUS WAD~ WORTH Wee President
ClNCINNATL. INDIANAPOLIS, ST. LOUIS
~ ana CHICAGO
Stock Bonds and Scrip bought and sod bv
CHAS. II. zoo H. Room 49, Drc Kel Bnllding.
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- TESysYLyAYIA KAlLsoA9 coMPANY, eso }

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
TRRAsuBER's DEPARTMENT, PINT NEIrHIA, May L. 1850,
TENlE BOARD of DIRECTORS has tins day
! declared q SFNIANNUAI. DIVIDEND Of THREE
PER GsN on The capital of the Company, clear Of
ali taxr PAYABLE and after May D. 20 s0okhod-r5 as
registered hooks OF the Company, at o'clock In
Arm go 1850.
in order give the shareholders The benefit To be derived
from distribution Of shares Of the capital etock re-
Gently pr lSri from tn Of PHILADELPHIA the option is
riyr Shareholders receive the dividend thereby de
cas-, in scrip convertible into The Capital
- The Company At laT when presented IN sums ol
F~ provided thu sad option shall be exercised on
or irfo ir first day Of october next otherwise the div
icLd ~! be pad In casH. JOHN d. lANLOi, treasurer
~ NFw.YORK. May !, 1880.
SEW YORK. June ., 1880.
TI'IIE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
GNG COMPANY tais day declared their regular monthly
diyidruC ~ ..-.... ,.....,... 49,. ..,,.r,,
ayaul- l.. ~ the Of the Nevada Bank, No. 81
WAll.st. Nc " York.
tlr I'M, Instant. NJ. Il. COOK,
" Wee President.
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(tAS STOCKS.
Al York BROOK, IN Stoke AMI also ell kindSJ
OF BT1ukiyn investment sCrltli1. dealt in bY
GEORGE u. PIRATES, ~ -

4
An >c York and nrno,yn ga. stock. ami also all kind,J
lenno4 i6;E ct, Hii = fEiNl;;iihNGfPLAcE,
II ' 1'as' * ,"a viii lAchanspiacr.
(tWYNNE \ Day, u Wall-st,, NcwYorli
rorcra rioI Basiaes. IN ,aray Share, Bonds &C.
Jersey CITY 7 per cent Improvement
al o =, and Jf9y i f. r"pl E"1 Z " %a F@f'
DAKTIFS DF>IRpUS ~ BlAlING ~
STOCKS
1ni to WI - srIte or q" Old Ranking House OF
u"Wi IS d tpHrA-h, II Vail st.. y, T.. ,,
sjoc, conms,iou business. ri,'vv l4rsr oSperl0ucc
NtwY YORK. May -. 1850.
CoUTHERN MINNESOTA HALLWAY CON-
- PANi-Iio'l'rN OF Pink H"nls 4" the 9,il"' t
I,nit" H., cic:, ,IiTaIs~o and II ram Railway Cu.
pay. .surd On Il. ~ou'" j, n9"-",a Hl,so" on npi'"
ton 20 t'" "oc" q TIE COM 'n' - i' I.cr.,.
COUTHLRN MINNESOTA RAILWAY CO.,
NEW Yonk. May -. 1880.
NOTICE - hcrr1y given that the NlNE PR CENT
%oT E-"i Company. ISSUED Tor the purcha.c u a." Ft
MottsAgc Ron ~ inr tcut.A Railroad '"mpany ot M'hne
>, VIII BE- pai' on presentation 90 the ~ tho ch'aEo
Mlw,ntc" a-d ~ r1u. Ea'"n! Company -" rs " At'm'
~ anil thar u'crrrt ON sni u"i". wiz 1uy
rN MYERS. Secretary.
CTocKHoLDEES' MEETlNG.--Ihe. ,to,k--
ga noA ih" ANIMAL m@rnF on - E J"s ,, i%
sou, >.J- %, !:"'Ioc. noon. j." NJ II4' a''r''N!.-
THE ANNUAL MEETrNG Of H. - sock
l3c j. I'LL d, A&n Of T., Li " Xxx, HAii IN
'''' '"' %" '''' : IT, A. Htl,@N secretary.
avn, r,E g, TsN Iii>, r, 1 Ii, FIX
Ini.k rEo..i ~ LNoHtNGi. nv ,ty y, ho'4s 'or
5yo.r,, T. s., ,'i.rr'ty Ionds. due 1915
5000 !. -, a,.c, q "o, g. >. 'iar .7'9,
siIoool s. Y..ri., =. c"n-' -'"cs ponds. Due l-.I
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DROpuSAI.S for PRINTER SUPPLIES.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, BUREAU or ENGRAElHHG AND

- i"''' " PRINIISG. May ~, 1850.
OILS. Cnruicaa Textiles Paper
Tt psInpuica In6s Tylnr Glue. arWare and Cngiv'Is
an. binders sundcs generally. Tor use Oh s pu
rrai Tor siY months ending De cmher ~ $50 VII 10
,.Ivet NJ this udro until u O'COOk June 80 leNu
iank fotU iOr urOuOsa with information as 10 quantity
qualify Hnd coudi IONS Til he fun she'd on niplcaten
The TO waive and reject any or AL bids Is TO
served. ., 49,, ..o,t,r ,,,,, witch
P HIiitn " ~ III. IRISH
CIf Of Bureau OF Engraving and Washington G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07

nROpOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER,
|hrWINE LETTER BALANCES AND MARKING
AN MA POST OPPCB DEPARrhKNT
WAsIIINGrON ID. O., May ~. 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii 10 received Of tnls Depart
,p mil the 7ih Of June 1880. at ~ O'CLOCK noon or
fn hing Wrapping Paper. TWlne, Letter BaiaeeS e anu
mud Rating stamps, for the use OF the POst ounces
IN the Unit states year from the nrst day OF JAY
1880. .,a,t,, ,ha LIro or "a
ats quantities required, and giving fl as
~ of hluR aud cOnd t0ns 10 observed by bid
Srs viii be- furnished Applicant to the Blank Agency
L. u DepAl'w0n" " ID. NJ KEY,
Postmaster. General
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Dpror uuAErrRMAsrRgs OFFICE Houston and Grecnelts
A''V' ARw. YoRK IrY May 70 lSS0

DE'V' ~ XVI. YORK TTY May To- 1850.
PROPOSALS FOR TRUCKING COY ERN,,
/ MENr sTOKES.sealca proposals. In tIiphrate M
dressed 10 The VIII 10 recei e II this olte unt
OIL cE D. IN. Thursday, the 0th dal o. June. lSS4
ri which nr ami place they will be opened in ths pres
enre Of 6G,rs the trucking OF a Governments stores
within of YOk. which II NAV Oh the uuty Oh
The 0arterasiers partmcnt to move from the Isl dy
OF Juy lSS 10 the Both OF June 1885, both days Inclusive
TfnHDss the prro per carman5 LOAF OK nVe par
res pork barrels o 1900 pounds weight or ~ GU
For INV distance less mile For any distance ex
ccedng nile but not exceeding Two ca l ,roe
miles Per mile Tor any dstanco eAeeenug h'oo
miles, vvnrka AT any
,, ,ii i,,o reasonable nOco beng given hin Al niSho
& mon Snidnys without extra con-
% ~, o ~, ta allowance VIII b" made Tor any
In % c r,ry except when caused oy al olnUor or
hE'hi i ' i nm, ais may be obtained A. his Ohce
% ,,er will be req Tired Ia enter INTO eWnS
utt Win ihr United states with go! ahh apPIOVeu
a. mn, sum OF SiG0. withn ten days AFTER oens No
M. nj he nccrptar ~ his proposal ,.., .nv q, oil
h nsd states reserves the hight TO reject any of Al
proposals; EAsroN Colonel. Asst. O n. Gen, y s. A.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29

motion for . further extenalon of time for
p~ronouncing sentence until Monday, April
9th, At ten o'elock, A N. There being no
objection the motion vas granted, and the
prisoner remanded. The p%o.,ponemen, was
made. We presume, because Of the fact that
the time Of the court has been constantly
taken up With the Livingston case now on
trial.
The collection Of curiosities belonging to
the Dakota Scientific association was re-
moved this afternoon to the Office Of Z. T.
White, city justice, over Eiseman's store.
This change Of location was made necessary
BY the removal Of DR.. Miller's office from
the National bank building, his former
rooms being now occupied By Col. Wells
Hendershcs, IA . Law Office. DR.. Miller,
the curator of the society, has very gener.
ously given up his room to the use of the
society, ever since the collection was started.
The committee on property looked about
for q suitable room which could be pro.
cured free Of expense, aud were 30 fortunate
as to receive hospitable accommodations
With, Judge White. 1t is hoped that q pub.
lie room may ere long be received for this
meritorious object which has thus far been
supported at the expense Of the members.
Carpets, Oil Cloth. and Ms,tings just re.
ceived aud for sale by
L. D. PARKER.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29
YAaxros STEAM sorrl,ss soax,.

A. Nc are about commencing our .sco.,
year IN the above enterprise. ve would rev
pec,fully inform the public that ". ~
added several valuable and labor r.v,n. :.
tachments to our machinery, which Mac.
US in . position to fully compete with Mi
waukee and Chicago but,lers, both in ou,n
,y and price. We will discount any es.,.r,
bottlers prices, freight added. Az som. =,
our beer is .hipped At = distance of IVA.
1000 miles from here and has kept good q.
Il year, it is evident that IL must be good
beer wheA it leaves here. This beer ia n
day exported to all parts of the globe. in.
Guiding Europe, Australia. China and j span
It's reputation is 70 good that the manufac.
.turers are refusing to I'LL orders to nsz ems
tomers il Is all they possibly can do 70 sun.
ply their present trade. Their capacity for
this year j. 10000 barrels, neatly so ooo
barrels more than last year. We bu,,,ea
last year over 5000 cases, and as We havu
reduced the price fifty cents per case ~,
twenty I've cents per dozen, we expect mi.
year to double this amount.
Price per dozen quarts, Sl.50; per doze,
pints, SlO0 Ca es and bottles to be re.
turned. ~ 81
Special prices given to the trade.
ADLER 4 GILMAN,
Yank,on, D. r.
Western agents for Jos. Schli,z BREWING
Co, Milwaukee Wis.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29
VACANT PLACES.

In the dental ranks will never occur if
you are particular with your teeth, and
cleanse them every day with that famous
tooth-wash. sOZODONT. From youth
to old age 1t will keep the enamel spotless
and unimpatred. The teeth Of persons
who u:e SOZODONT have a, pearl-like
witness, aud the gums . roseate hne,
while the breath 70 purified, and rendered
sweet and fragrast. /. is composed Of
rare antisePtic hss6s and IL entirely free
from the o~b3ectiouable and injurious in
grsdieota Of Tooth Pastes, &c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29
LARCENY OF FIFTY DOLLARS.

On last Frid.v, Goth inst, two, .ramps
stopped at the house Of Mrs. Solsberger,
living about two, miles from this city and
Obtained lodging over night. Owing to the
storm on Saturday they remained there all
day andsdeparted early on Sunday morning.
Shortly after their departure the sum Of fifty
dollars in silver turned up missing. The
money belonged to a German herder who is
working for Mrs. Solsberger. No traces Of
the money or thieves have yet been dis.
covered. 1t is supposed the tramps went
toward Sioux City.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29
PERSONAL

Mark Ruch is reported q little better.
Major Elderkin ia confined 10 his rheum-
atism.
n. 81. Day. Of Springfield, came down te
the Capitol yesterday.
B. j. Wiley, of Sioux City, came up or
Saturday last to this city.
Mr.. Preston Wolfe has returned tc
Yankton from Fort Sully. :
G. d. Hoffman, of Fort Pierre, is regis
tered at the Merchants hotel.
Charles o. Seaman of this city, stock
dealer is absent at Bon Homme.
John I. Blair. railroad king. arrived III
this city on Saturday evening last.
Gerhard Kohls An old pioneer of Cedar
county Nebraska, is in this city to-day.
Paymaster Sharp and Mr.. Young have
returned from a paying off trip to For,
Sully.
Dr.. McGillycuddy, of Pine Ridge agency
arrived at the Merchants hotel on Saturday
evening last.
DR.. H. A. Van Velsor, OF St. Helena, Neb
. brother Of our Dr.. j. B. Van velsor, il
registered at the Jencks hotel.
Mrs. E. Guild, a niece of NJ. Harvey, OF
the Merchants, has returned to Dubuque
from a visit to relations IN this city.
Mr.. D. c. Blair, son of John l. left this
morning for the east. His father remained
e to-day aud will leave 10 the morning.
VIM. Leeper returned from St. Louis on
Saturday last, and will remain in this city
a few days before going back to Fort
Pierre.
General Cook, U. 8. agent at Rosebud,
who has been confined to his room at the
Merchants for q number of weeks, is daily
gaining.
8. W. Swift. formerly of this city, now
10 the lumber business in Springfield, D..
T.. came down TO this city yesterday on
business.
L. D. Farmer returned home from New
York City on Saturday evening last, where
had been purchasing his spring stock Of
Try goods.
Mike Foley, a former Y%anktonian arrived
here last week from bis home 10 Iowa. He
to remain here until the opepipp of
,avigation.
: John Schmidt, formerly Of. the firm Of
aolcomb d Schmidt, of this city. now of
Turner County, d. T., arrived
o this city yesterday.
E. B. Cushman has returned from a visit
o Boston. Mr.. Cushman says business of
III kinds has increased in the east, and times
re better now than for seventeen years
,ast.
James Walker, a 5rother-in.law of E. NJ.
Coates Of this city, returned on Saturday
last from Wea.herford, Texas, after
! residence there of three years. Mr.. Walk
y formerly resided in this county, and now
,omes back completely cured of the Texas
ever. He frankly says he did not like it
here. s. J. Bentley, E-q., formerly Of this
now . resident of Wea.herford. is pre-.
to 60 to New Mexico. so Nj. Walker
Us.
EE- aL-H -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29

The voiia'c Belt Co., Marshall. Mich.
Will send their celebrated Electro.Vo ltsic
Belts TO the afflicted upon 30 DAYS trial.
speedy cures guaranteed. They mean
what they say. Write to them without,
delay,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29
NEW GOODS.

Two hundred pieces Prints, 10 pieces
Ticking, 20 pieces Cheviot., 20 pieces
Bleachsd Auslin. 90. pieces Demin., 20
pieces Ginghams, just received and for sale
BY 3. L. D. PARNER.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29
A NEED.

A book on the Liver, it, diseases and
their treatment sen, Free. Including treat
ises upon Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver.
Jaundice. Bi'iournees, Headache, Cous,;ps.
ton. Dyspepsia, Malaria, &c, addre. b..
Sanford, l62 Broadway, New York Civ.
New York.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29
WANTED,

AGOOD girl. competent to do homework for
"A small family. ApplytO
WM. M. POWERS,
Residence Powei $ 4 Dewey's row.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29

Received: One hundred and th,rty.flye
barrels of extra choice New York eating
apples, In first class condition.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS,

UNITED STATES SIGNAL OFFICE. ;.
;S S, YanktOn. D. r.. March %, 1880.
~ Maximum temperature upt 2 P.M SO;
minimum temperature up to 9 p. NJ $50
River Two feet one inch above low wsteI
mark; q rise Of two inches since yesterday.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29

A large stock of wall paper and a full
line OF window curtains and curtain fixtures
cheaper than elsewhere in Dakota at
E. NJ. Coates drug store,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29
TO REM.

A DWELLING HOUSE, containing five rooms
"A and Kitchen, corner Attn and Cedar streets.
Large garden included Apply to
JOHN SARTORI,
4 Max's Block, Broadway.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29

Al MARRIED MAN, having a team, togo to =
a in Dakota. where SPECIAL IN
JUDGEMENTS are offered. For particulars adj
dress I. .. Box, 43i, Yankton Dakota.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29
eIRL WANTED.

"a ElRST-class girl can find steady employment
s1As6y applying ut the residence Of s. j. Nor.
row on Locust and Seventh streets, or at Nor
rows gallery. Alderman preferred.