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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-29

bonds. When taken from Doyle there
was but one coupon attached. The 9TH
esr had been cut off III q jagged way, to
look as if they had been clipped, one at
a time. There are Ill several places
wider spaces Of white near the margin
in the counterfeit than in the genu-
inc. The large word "Washington,"
light through the center, is hut
foebly brought out in the counterfeit. In
the bond division they detected the
counterfeit better i'll the initials I'D. l..
p. and 81. o." sd. l.. p" entered bonds
in the loan Office and 81. o." received
them in the registers Office. These sig
natures are stiff in the counterfeit and
not written in the round easy hand of
the genuine. The signature, "E. NJ.
Platt for register" is pronounced an ex-
cellent counterfeit and the vignette of
Secretary Chase is perfect. 1t is not con-
sidered that the one coupon left on each
bond could be detected as counterfeit
anywhere. Doyle will have his examina-
ton tomorrow in Chicago. Brockway
will also be examined tomorrow in
Brooklyn. The twenty-seven 500 notes
found in Doylc's vulise We're also for
warded to the secret service. Upon ex-
animation they were found to be genuine
and sent back to Chicago. Chief Brooks
has gone to Chicago to look into Doyle's
doings.
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Sel'ipus storms.

London, Oct. %. Serious floods at
Bombay, Boernelditii, Chester, Coleshill,
Derby and Darlington are cnusng much
damage to crops and property. The tel
egraph wires in Edenburg are blown
down,and the new pier works at Harthle-
pool seriously damaged. Thousands Of
acres of land are inundated badly. In
some parts of Lancashire it is feared that
crews of small boats, numbering in all
AZ. may have been lost. Numerous YES
sells were wrecked during the storm on
various parts OF the coast, with loss OF
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Government Arrests.

Chicago, Oct. 29.-tlhe United States
this morning, on federal war;
rant, arrested Dwyer, who assaulted Ges-
sler, the supervisor. while in the discharge
of his duty, as is claimed, at the registra-
tion polls in the fourth ward. Warrants
are also out on the same charge for Po-
liceman Murphy and Thomas McKeely,
registry clerk at that poll. They will be
arrested this afternoon. Gessler has been
as witness against them.
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poYLE,s BOGUS BONDS.

Washington, Oct. pa number Of ST.
900 coupon bonds, found in the posses
sion OF J. b. Doyle when arrested i'll Chi
cago, have been examined by the officers
of the secret service and by experts i'll
tho bond division of the treasury depart
men,, who pronounce them remarkably
good connterfeits. No ont. but an expert
they say. would be likely to detect their
spurious character. Smith, who engrav-
cd the plate, it appears, said that origi.
nally there were three coupons on the
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The Weather.

Washington, Oct. 2s.-The weather
indications for the upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri valleys are:
increasing cloudiness followed by occa-
sional rains; winds shifting to. colder
northwest. Rising preceded by falling
barometer in the southeastern part.
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n1urder,As l,url,arians.

Capetown, octE 2o-Magistrate Hope
and his two clerk were murdered while
witnessing wat dance. The govern
ment has called dit 10000 more colonial
troops. Chief Ierothodls' village was
stormed and burned on the 22nd inst.
Rebel losses considerable. Our loss is
one killed and tdl wounded.
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Notice.

THRR1ToRY OF DAKOTA.
OFFICE OF SUIT. OF PUnLIC INSTRUCTION.,
YANKToN. October y. 1850.
A N 1nstitut. for the county superintcndents
IN and teachers of the counties of Iankton,
Hutchinson and Bon Hommc is appointed and
the franklin (frame) school building. conmen-
cling at 10 p. M. Monday, December 18th, 1880
and continuing until y. IN. Friday, january
lst. 1881. -.F
All the county superiutendents and all teach
ers in Yankton county are requested to attend.
and all other teachers are solicited to he pre-
sent. All are earnestly requested to be present
at the opening hour. and to bring materials for
taking full notes.
The several county Rurerintcndcnts are re.
uuircd to notify teachers of this appointment.
WM. II. II. lEADiE.
Superintendent.
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Burstctl Boiler,

Hinsdale, N. H., Oct. 29.-The rotary
bleacher and boiler in G. and G. A. Rob
ertson's paper mill burned this morning.
One man was killed and several injured.
The mill is in ruins. Loss about $4,000.
No insurance.
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FOREIGN.

A Newspaper In Trouble.
London, Oct. GA dispatch from Par
is says the Goulois will be prosecuted
for reporting II speech delivered by Cen
eral Charett.
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Strengthening TIC l,nr.lcr.

London, Oct. 29--A dispatch from Vi
emma states that ut Pesth, the minister Of
war hns, asked M extraordinary grant for
strengthening the Galccan fortrcsscs on
the Russian border.
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Bridgewater, Pa, Oct 2D.-A fire in a
small honst. this morning consumed the
house and Mrs. Hemphall, an old lady 80
years Of age. Her two little boys are
also missing.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
M3rderetlh his Brother.

Montreal, Oct. 2.-John Marbourne,
who was arrested ior killing his brother
Alex, SIX years agp confessed and says
MS stepmother ureed him to commit the
deed for the sakeEf money.
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The Assembly Opsned.

Sofia, Oct. 29--Seankofr, president of
the council, opened the Bulgarian assem-
bly,, in the absence Of Prince Alexander,
and read speech from the throne winch
gives satisfactory account of the prov
lupp
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4 Legal, Defender.

Dublin, Oct. 29--A. NJ. Sullivan. mem-
Der OF parliament for the south. will be
one o. the counsel for the defense of the
agitators.
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Baltimore, Oct. 4-Daniel Howenthat's
furnishing goods. FORE and Goldenburg's
wholesale wdH lea millinety store burned. Loss,
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BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK.
New York. October %.
WHEAT-Dull scarcely SO firm. No: white
December, $1.16l: No. red January Sl.1as.
CoRN-Quiet, mixed western spot At.@56; do
future aGJ581i.
OATs-Shade tirmcr; Western 37@44Is.
PoRK-Nominal Sl5.75dIS16UO.
LARD-Shade frmcr $S.S7,:.
WHIsKEY-Nominal.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. October %.
WHEAT-Strong higher. Sl.00Is cash, $l0ll.
November: S103hi December.
CoRN-Weak, lower,3s cash; Sass Nov; 4o'4
Dec; 4O1s asked May.
OArs-Weak. 2sl4 cash: 2sss November; Nai
December.
RYE-S2.
BARLEY-SS.
PoRx-Cash steady. options lower. Sls.OOsi
bid cash; S11.2l. November; S12if jan
Lamp Firmer, $3.50 cash: $40 November
and January.
|. WHIsKEY-$1l1.
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TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
NORTHWESTERN
Purchasing Agency !

No. JU Randolph ST., Cn1caSO. III.
WE TAKE pleasure in announcing to the
W people of Dakota that we have peculiar
tile line at Wholesale prices. Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes Wearing Apparel Notions,
Wines and Liquors.. Groceries, Harness and
Saddlery. Jcwelry. Books. Stationery. Furni-
ture and Housekeeping goods. Cigars and To-
baccos, and in fact anything to eat. wear or use.
Samples of goods, rules for self-measure-
sent on application.
The advantages of dealing through us are
manifold and will he readily seen on compar-
ing prices and qualities with other dealers.
Everything furnished at lowest figures and sat-
isfaction guaranteed.
Goods sent by freight. express or mail as de-
Address. TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS.
80 Randolph street,
Chicago, Illinois.
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First congressional district, Benjamin
Butterworth, republican, majority, 1898.
Second district, Thos. L. Young, re-
publican, majority, 1,OO4.
Third district. H. L. Morey, republic
can, majority, 1,02S.
Fourth district, Emanuel Schultz, re-
publican, majority, 1923.
Fifth district, LeFevre, democrat, ma
jority, S,1l0.
Sixth district, Y. NJ. Ritchie, republi-
can, majority, 6S5.
Seventh district, John p. Leedam, dem
ocrat, majority, LIP.
Eighth district, J. Warren Keller, re-
publican, majority, 5,918.
Ninth district, James S. Robinson, re-
publican, majority, 1,139.
Tenth district, j. B. Rice, republican,
majority, 1865.
Eleventh district, Henry S. Neal. re-
publican, majority, 2.23S.
Twelfth district, Geo. L. Converse,
democrat, majority, 4,1S9.
Thirteenth district, Gibson Atheron
democrat, majority, 2,475.
Fourteenth district, Geo. W. Geddes,
democrat, majority. 5.7G7.
Fifteenth district, Richard r. Dawes,
republican, majority, SOP.
Sixteenth district. Jonathan Upde.
graph, republican, majority, 2,S4S.
Seventeenth district, VIM. McKintri
republican, majority, 3,5T1.
Eighteenth district, A. S. Mcclure, re
publican, majority, 5,096.
Nineteenth district, Z. B. Taylor, re
publican, majority, 12,67S.
Twentieth district, Amos Townsend re
publican, majority, 5,32S.
/ [Signed MILTON BARNES,
Secretary of State.
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For Sale.

For sale.
TIHHE one story frame building adjoining the
Il store of Jacob Max. and formerly occupied
by Moody Il Hand as a law office. To be
moved from the premises. Inquire of
JACOB MAX.
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MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee. October q.
WHEAT -,.Glac higher. Hard Sl.O7h; No. l.
$l.O3: No. 2, $l,0Oai cash: $40 November
$lg1s December; No. 3. 9a; No. l, So.
CoRN--No. . 3ais.
OATs--No. . 2s's.
RYE-Nol. S3.
BARLEY No. 2, 70.
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Oyster Parlor and saloon.

Mrs. BRIGGS has opened an Oyster parlor
NA and Saloon on Front street and would be
pleased to receive the patronage of the public.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SILVER goods Of all the latest styles just re-
~ ceived by II. q. Clark X Co.. the jewelers..
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ROOM No. 9. second fioor, postofiice block.
~ we'll adopted for Office sleeping
apartment. Possession LIST October. Apply to
JOHN l.. PENNINGTON.
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Taken Up
RY the subscriber on his premises small
- black pony. Inane cut short, four or five
years old. Had a halter on. The owner will
please call, prove property, pay charges and
take same away. CHAS. LOFFLER.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
COTTON MARKErs-By TELEGRAPH.

,,vrproo, June 2l-l23O D. m-Cotton dun and easier
h@Slg ao fae INCLUDING 00D bales spoculaon ana xor
receipt, 5000 bales inGng d. lZ9T Sns dyaTy G4
apd July Ir. asy'Ty Tyrv Gi do" July anu
IyKRrool June 2l-l:3O p. 1Fu,uresst Iow
Middhng cause July and Angus delivery 6t1 ' do' sep
tember aud october delivery, cd
LIVERPOOL June 2l-5:l5 pm-Cotton-Ihe sales o' @ 'nS
DAY nciaGc 300 bales Am"Teman az agG5 am and | eS
Middlgg clause sane Inta4cs very quiet
Arore, lime 2l Cottor quict; Middnng. llc Low Mo
Sa9f S92 bales S4'' '''N ' ,,, ,,za,o.
BALnMoxk June al-CotOn quiet Miidling II ga i2c.;
Low Nd9ns &c. S"Si 20 b9ls sales 225 bales
Bosro, June 2lCottop quiet; Middllng. l2'c Low Ma
SnSs Sross 4G7 bales; stock, 1878 baIes
cuIgLEsrox June 2l.-Cot,on quiet Midns. II @c'
cSip,s III bales exports cOastwse 6ss Iaes sales 100
psss psG,sxSTi June %cOtron dull; ll: Low
hiddng lose; GOOD orn1ary D'sc recent - o. oa''S
iyRsgoS June 2l-COtOn an MddDnp. IL n'sc Low
Midhng 10 c Ordinary. $751; net receipts IL" bales
st9IS; stGTsyLE sII june 9l-cottOn quiet MiddnG ll4c
MEn1S n bses se shipments 1919 800
's:sa an M Jul SSne quiet M.dohne c Tow Ma
dung IO9c. GOOc or9a c; 6d ESt reGepts ieo paes
exports cOastwise 5SS bales 'Ae' ioo 0AeS ''O'-
psss psSfwonLrASs June sl-cotinn Quiet; MddinG llsc
sSiss saiss 1000 bales as evening 400 bales; STOCK
sssis,Ds Ssis. sioos' os9 lSsSs Sa5ss bales '''
xSsaaS 9e GOoi Ordinary receipts ii
hnIes sses spnnerS 3Ol baes stock 10 lS2 bales
dSSS yASSAa6 70 & Ssse sood Ordinary receipts 6
ssaRsl'' saIss '0A''"'''' w ~ ,,,,,u. ,,,. -.
ST. June 2l-Co,ton Sulss It. Mianx rse. stS baeS
Sss Io Sss: ssss ss. ss
June 2iSsssD ds exSOrts
i..sa. inaalas; asast. to,2ssi i22ss Sssss SSSs o-'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22

,srves The business of the day amounted to 344347
shares and was very well distributed. Lake Shore
Erie and Michigan Central were central figures
IN the DAVIS dealings. but the coal stocks also were
taken hold of and advanced from1 4to 1l2 per cent
The Elevated Railroad shares were still subject to
nersistent hammering. and Manhattan alter open
Ing at 80 and rising to 32es, was RAPIDLY depressed
to 3O7s and after another rise to 81 1t closed at
wsstsrn Union soll az high as 1858, but closed at
1oAs.. The general feeling Of operators is very
..bnll;sbn and the buying to-day was well divided
between the average speculators. The market closed
strong.
Government bonds were dull. the total transac-
honsat the Boards amounting only to $5 800. Prices,
hovaver were steady at the following quotations
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
11vl srncK NNnKIr,- -nY rELlGnArm.

rr,t>,, Iunr - .t.NiIr t-,..,i- p.i'. .lun hran
tnin i, has far HiG" t'r.; sanir IAN" lirt
w,'s. 1..- I'i'. '"~ii 'l ."i"isi. ''N GO hl'Ih'i
iur a. last FRIDAY prices. buyers hu in" III h'piIg 9" e."
ian -a-~ {" E,tra ~ir'i- ~ =. -" - 80
t;nl 10 - ur. sd Far si''l i "ti 40 :
Igii HucLrI-. - 80 Ial In 10. lover g. -ll u few
nj 3 5On Sa 80 and trr'i"i- icW ~l'r' Al
- i,d+l for Iaghi CHUicr Mch 0ws uull Al T. $50
frw Extra at - ,d-~.
S i.rrips tntay. :, ,SOD head fetal Tor IN"
week Ihus far 1uOu head Tor The iInr Il "Ukt
THRONE H. y 'f.. Iihtt dIIl and
I cs "A shade lower; the ~ thI"fgl -tOrh II brI al
Iuiur ~i"u T5 sI0 ~ l. hcIrc 10 Fancy II 2O0
~ - Lambs. - 7,d$G 40 srycril Gals remain uns"h
o3, ",~crir uiav 1929 lran. ora for tnc thus
through GJ car; market Iiru nj tar ahd prices
higher offerings generally 81 Sp qIaly Hasoi i"Ik'r-
Strag ht Sell Ctrd al - a. b".th NJ - -
q 20 IIoayy ard Medium, ~ iJ0 - 1 scNeIh lOH~ o.
selected Mrium weights taken "r export bringing - 10
,l,. 49,, June @I.-itor-- I;'oIrt 2iuon head. sip.
mr,ts market active ami lur. higher Mixed
Packing - l0d$l 80 ig ~ -Gd$l 81 Chocc Heavy
cAfTtg-iccriTts 3lOl heal. shrmcnt- 2.IuO head
uwiedit Snpping - E. "a - 20 common
butchers du at = D$ Grass IcA' - ''dtJ 80 Wet
] cru ria :, 10. ~
e. iy unchanged OnInon to Medium - 4Od $3 ~
| Good To Ghucc, ldSl 20. .,.,
roic- 81 Io0 IL PaCing and butchers. - lr@ti -
CoaI,' Heavy, j. 1904 receipts oi head shipments
tAfflE-sicldy with = fair demand for Natives GGnss
but OWUT tiulcr 10 Fanny shipping.
- Good Ia fm', ~ - o. Ntnulh In Fair,
sinSi .5 Cows aud eiicrs, ! IDd<j CO. IL 6an, ani
Frccr, - 5OGt3 - receipts, 500 head shipments lj0
head. o., go,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22

Sto+o honda were more active than of late. but
Pho transactions were small, including AlabsmaS,
classA. at 4Gla South Carolina nOn-fundable at All
Virginia Gs consolidated. ex matured coupons at
Gil ard Missouri 6s, issued to Hannibal and st.
Joseph Railroad, 1866 at 1855 and 1888 at
1884,
OF city bank stocks the sales embraced PhenlX
i35O) at 1O1, and Metropolitan 12) at 14l ex divI-
dend.
The dealings In railroad bonds included fifty-scvcn
different varieties and generally were at advanc'
ing figures The notable transactions were IN Erie
second consols from S5l2 up to o7AdS0 ana
funded 5s from 79l2 up to 81. New-Jcrsrv Crhtral
cousos from 1O2l2 up to 103. Lehish and Wilkes
barre consols from 03l9 up 10 95. Mobile and ONO
first deDentures from "a up To 754 and second de-
benturcs from 40l2 up to 42l2. 81. Louis ana iron
Mountain second incomes from 73'4 ur To |o'OrtCoh
Railroad and Navigation ilrsts from % up to 99d
ps7s. and Lake Erie and Western incomes from 90
TO 6Os. c. G. and l. c. first asSented were dull at
ssh bnt the incomes declined from iO3i to 40
Kansas Pacific consolS were Is lower at 94's ana
the firs,s Denver Division, were 81 lower AT l""'
The remainder of the dealings we've at b@'ueS tNa'
were steady or a fractional advance on previous
sales.
The, Suh-Treasury to-day lost $31,G13 on balance
made UP br currency loss of Ti3I,3'S, less com
gain Of S4?5. 1863. This leaves the net gain since
Friday :. SO O41. The monetary situation remains
upchargrd and call loans are made M from per
cent on Governments to 2'2G per cent on stock and
miscellaneous collateral. The charge for the
day i'll domestic exchanges is a decline IRON
so cents premium 10 par at 81 LOUIS
The United States Treasurer at Washington
bo.dov received $4,000 in National bank
notes for redemption The customs receipts
,yere $40 600 and the internal revenue re-
eeps 5ldOOo The following Sd1svi is e EEeDSSe ESsI.
s9o7 stG 900. balance. %4. SIS 775. The transac-
lions at the Sub-Ireasurv covered: Receipts
S1,2930aS; payments. 81 32o.GQS; % rnTrrney O@l-
snre ~ $50 371 coin balance. SS9, 402lGI
7 he for, on exchanges are dull and heavy actual
business lmIuS done at concessions Ot about d cent
to the E .iOm tire annexed nominal quotations
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


BUFtMn June IL Flour STEADY. Wheat dull and nm
IL: 40 ard Duutli Offered IS No. d., 81 II
10 IIari Milwaukee,, ~ -. WITH no bids torn ras
sales 3 cars VI Nr. at 4,c.; No Hr-icrn Dlrrl ~
j; ac cash biI ul and easier \o. Western
o0cr, - cII.loi- lry neglected. ityr quoted AZ
y AZ e.. Il-hw.Irs tils malc, 81 r3UHl 10 MA trcl
sto,ly CuiIrr Fine tn4l9 Fih~hrd. rld f.U.
lialIIi,d fuiglS NcW.iOrt Wheat -; Corn SIC;
oats 34c Ciudi Frc!RtsWcat, corn Gre, oats &C.;
Pine Iumhcr Albany, - -: tO New YORK, - % per
1000 feet slaves l. Sew. oik s.. per ton. -
lsALIIMORK, JUNE 2l.-Cntnn quct MidinR. lIsH &c
Fnur aud quiet llpwdi II. and Mrrtrrn upper,
~ 1jd do. EXua, - - - - ito. Fany, - a
- - Cy Mils super. tj0%t %; do Extra - ~ 30
do Family IS - 80 DO. tiO brai ~ - 25 utIpscO
weak; Red. ~ 1881 - Amber VI 2d al -,
No . Winter lird hrOt. ~ 22@d4l 224 June,
II 230SI 222; July. ~ II 'sa$I Ia August, II nN0
: OSI StnicibrT, IL OSa ~ Sd COII~O t,IH steady;
Western lower md dui Southern White, bNr do yellow,
b4c Mixed spot JOlSc.; June. 5u4 USr; Jnly.
40 ~ 30 ~; 45c. asked. dull nnd
SourTu 42c Western white, 30 80 do Mixed
S 3ic van,a, dJiadilc. Rye easier at SOd92c
Hny steady; Prime 10 ChOice Pennsylvania and Marylan
RnL Ncats-IoOse shoulders, 4'sGjc.' clear b ade- Ia
T. do Packed Si4a7gc BacOn-Shoudcrs, 59ao; Clear
Mi Sides &c. Hams. llhdi2 Laid-lirned uefcrH &c
HniteT nrm; Prime 10 Choice Western packed, Ia lGc
ESSS arm at Is retrOeunlC Crude Nominal; hehned
AM Al PC Coffee quiet Rio cargOcs. Ordinary "a
p,ine I2ai5c. sugar higher aud strong "a" SOft lOc
Whitney steady idsl II - FTeghs to Liverpool pei
steatner more aotlve cotton, aIsd 4h Flour. -. Sd
Drain lGd ShumentsWhcat, 100000 bush; Corn 7o,25e
bnsh Sales-Whrat 500 2G2 bush. Corn 20, 100 bush.
2l-Four dull aud unchanged Wheat steady
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22

BIEVEs Recems yesler ay ana ioHay wGrr ii' Gai c;
Ira nrain,t head last Mond s. The nil l,a' - l,si
,rk we're ;7C3 hcad lcss Than last week. hd 8" 1rhh
n,. than Tie toITc,pondmg week ts y'ar ILo large ie
M n.rs ~ ike Atn Gurghe week were: J. {. ihsi man,
tad. WTxeI 2 iOhcai: NJ Goldsmith. l.0l9 head
= Joseuh s4B head II. Never. 17G head ~ Norris ~
I.J Never n Kegeneiu. GA head 4. NJ. Duche ~ son.
HI hsan; NJ LautcTbach, 40 head C0hcy " MClhelsOl
esl hoa Levy Il May, 375 head . ,, o., ,..
The exports Tor tho week were as io9ws; hV IL H. ES
Waixe al Live Cattle anG 800 Live Sheep J. NJ DuChe
q Snn 5IH Live Cattle TOnty e elliott l4l lave cattle
O. Kahn 1913 Live Natic and zoo Live shrePi g. Na IN
eafcasses Of Mutton 1ofov Co. i6S quarters OF hcci
- tiett quarters OF Beei2ul carcassts 81 Nut
tSn Ea s1 snu 1--we sheep Jones Tongh - 1--we Sheep
total Of 2773 Live Cattle. 4G7l quarters Of
Res 1852 Live sheep 0Ol carcasses Of Mutton and 90
Hogs acans IG Live Cattle 1867 quarters OF
ae 58 1--we sheep 24iG carcasses OF Mutton 426 Live
iTog. aud g25 dressed Hogs last week.
he nncommony stroDg and active market on ast Mn0ay
srsi nts OF cattle which due on Monday but which
y,sl 10 srrye before the morning. readily sold.
better prices than they could have
ssn sod or Monday Wednesdays market opened wel,
& badly Yet the zeal break prices was left for
Toay when the average sales fully nc below the
day the trade at Jersey CITY was slow
and unpro1ab Buyers showeda strong reluctance " op
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
ST. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railway COnpany'S
First Mortgage Sinking Fund Z Per Cent
Land Grant Gold Bonds

conformity provisions of the Deed OF
the above Bonds the undersigned IruS
tees hereby give notice that 06 Bonds Of 800 each ~
Bonds of S5n each Of 900 ench OF the num-
bes specified below ihis in presence fsy and
without preference DISCRIMINATION designated Dy i0C iOr
accrued interest payable out
OF the moneys pledged from proceeds OF sales OF Lands
available for that The Bonds ~ drawn VIII
be paid presentation at the oace Of s. q
hereby notified that shoud be presented on or before S
uy next as alter that date interest will cease to accrue
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
rrpopEAy rISAxcfAL MARKETS.

LONDON June 2l-l2:30 p.m.US. bonds ew lV' $ ln3
kflanuc ard Great first mortgage trustees cel
Gates GC5i secoud mortgage 30; Ne"JescI 1rh'ih
consos 3 Efe lsalway shares 3S7s do second cohS N
IS; TinOs Central 1862 Pennsylvania central 1-2;
Roaming 9ls; New-YOrk Cc'tral. l35. -. ,,.
'I1SpSN Jnne 2i-I,3U p mt g bonds four ana hall
per cents Atlantic and Great western III 81 n"rtc
80 Ecwersry Central cOnsns O3
IRE second cOnsos 87e Reading 9h The amount OF nul
lion zone into England on balance toGay 10
100000 - ,,-,- u.1..,o -. -o,., ror ounc,
Phps jun 2l.-Exchauge London, - francs % cell
4tunal fnrg gl
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
Glctlion Notices.
Dnsinc5s Cblnccs.

ADVERTiSER of PRACTICAL. and su"reSs-
~ fni rxu rtrri orangr growing oul haufEis i1lt'
Jrs,rs ir OF ull ,irrs JON hin IN C0ac lihg rur.
,i- of - IA FoIda IL 10 10 per Icns
iron. Address FLORIDA, Tribune Once"
FlRSr-(LASS CHANCE for any one t.e-ir-
,n. engage Ihe cOtlng ah ~ r,haAt tailoring
IN . ni - W. II Z, O Jusn,aN esttb she'd
hr,iy W J rrbl.ur New York
ElNTUHFS, TOOLS, MATERIALS, &c., OF
lie br, Hti ivwery store IN Nrihuil upon easy tchist
sa. /. u M lby and mme 'iltc Apply at 0iec To E IL.
IUNINGrON, IL Alban>, VI.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
1lnaHeldI.

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, and ST. PAUL
- RAILWAY COMPANY Holders D o. bonds SpoSS % 9S
Consolidated sinking Fund Bonds are hereby @ no
pany No 68 Wiam.st the will be stamped releasing
them from the OF the sinking fund.- and said bonds
viii thereafier be kuOWn Consolidated Bonds"
" IUIIUS WADSTORTH Vice President