davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-05-08
HUMANE SOCIETY.
A RECORD OF the Good Work Done
During the Year.
It Will Look After All Cases Of
Cruelty to Children.


The tenth annual meeting OF the Illinois HUI
maine Society was held ut the Pacific yesterday
afternoon, Mr. John G. Shortall in tho chair
There was a larse attendance of members. The
Committee to whom WIS referred tho subject Of
the creation Of u separate branch Of this So
cie1y for
TIE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO chill
DRES HEpoRrED:
"rhat the protection OF children of tender years
from cruelty, abuse, and criminal neglect, and
influences Is It work not exceeded in Importance
by any other benevoience among us.
'.Thut 1t Stems mt present naturally ana !egitl
matcly TO belong to the work Of the Humane
Society. aside from which we know OF no organ
izauon in the Statc prepared to engage in it.
'sThat Its prosecution thus far has not les
protective service.
''Tilat. without our seeking 1t, tho work has
come to U.s. "e are doing it, and public sentiment
demands that We continue to .to 60
'"Thnt the creation Of II separate branch does
not now appear to bo necessary
''-rhlt Chicago has never yet failed to give
generous support to all forms OF benevolent
work for which a real necessity exists; there
fore,
.'Iicsolued That we will continue to prosecute
this work uf protecting children Jus well MS ami
innts. appealing to and relying upon the jibern-
ty III Nil who arc In sympathy with orr purposes
and aims tor tho sresltl3 with which to meet the
increased expense III the work, that it may te
carried on efficiently and without c1nbarrus5-
mcnt. Respectfully submitted.
''IOMS q. SnOuTALL,
HENRY l.. FRANK,
~. C. DOHE.
, 1881-05-08

materials remain firm. with an active trade re-
i ported. The seed market was dull throughout
| fhe day, prices beng nominal and the oHef1nes
4 very small.
! y rather large business WIS transacted in
frc!Thts Saturday. but tho agents were averse 20
| saying anything about it. Ono steamer WIS re-
ported taken to carry 90 010 bu wheat to buffalo
mt Sc and schooner for 20 900 bu corn TO sarnia
| on the basis or 41zc to Buffalo. It is believed
that room WAS taken for about 500,000 bu wheat
altogether, partly by rail. Tho threc pFopeiers
chartered Friday to carry oats to buffalo Will
| taEe out J30, 900 bu, instead Of 10000 bu, MS
| stnted.
| In reference to our Saturdays remarks about
| the quantity Of wheat remaining in first hands,
Il loading operator comments ts follows: There
Is undoubtedly great lcnt OF wheat yet on the
TURN, but it is yot In stalk, und cnnnot be for
~nrdcd till after the spring work of the iarm Is
over, which this year will be later than usual.
The wheat that was sent earlier than this dnte
TO country stations has about all been taken up
by local millcrs SO that thorc is none Of that to
fall buck upon. About ait the whent available
this month Is iii store in Ch!cuso and Milwaukee,,
and 1t IS al wanted ut tho East and III Europe.
Very little Of it will gct across the ocean,
and not nny too much 10 tho scuboard, for 1t will
drop out in trbet5 all the way ththor. ex-
pect there will be real pressure for wheat be-
fore long, though I equally expect to SEQ tho
murket weaken under klrgc offerings Il few
weeks hence after the farmers have had time to
thrash out what they have OIL hand.'-
Rnthor lnrge quantities OF grain are actually
sroillug Oh truck III this city because Of the rail-
roud strike. Grain that is danp, It's Il great deal
OF 1t necessarily i3 after such weather us we
have lind thus far, must be handled and
used SOON after being nassca. or it gets ont
OF condition. Several clsc5 have occurred
where corn that inspected rejected n few days
ago, and left on truck fur want Of switching,
proved to be no better than no grnde when un-
loaded. People are asking who is to pny for this
deterioration in quality and consequent rcduc-
tfon in price, amounting III some cases to fully
500 per carload. 1t seems very hard thut tho
country shipper should stand the loss. Whnt
will tho Commissioners do about it2
n Il. Fairbauk & Co. give the stocks or lard III
tho United States April 80, including rc!iners'
stores, ut l73,S.2 tcs, Of which .,j00 in Chi
cngo, A,li6 In New York, ',033 in Cincinnnti TO-
3o1 in st. Louis ll.Gi9 in Mswa uec. und ], 800 In
baltimore. Tho total year ago was 33i914 tcS. |
Tho estimated stocks In Europe aggregate 81 800
tcs, besides 5000 rcs on the ocean.
, 1881-05-08
BY TELEGRAPH,

Special Dispatch tn The Chicago Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Siny 1-li:31 II. m.-FLuC1t-No. /, lis;
No. 1as
G1AIN-Wheat-Winter. No !, ?s I'd; No. q n: spring.
N"1 r.; No. ss I'd; white. No. !, II ID; No. ~
19d; club No. Is l0d; No. :, s I'd. Cor1-Nc ld:
Old IS El&l.
. PKoyIs1oSs-Pork, 7os. I.ari, 57s i'd
ltvERrouf. May 7.-iKOris1oSs-Hams-Io
clear stendv at ti*. Deef-lnd:n firm at 9!s cx
tr1s India mess irm ut 1ss: prime mess hrmer at u.s.
La Lard-Prinle Western dull ut 57s tst.
REstS-CoElmnn London tr111cr at Is I'll.
ANTWERP, May MISUNDERSTANDING
LONDON. Afuy 1.-TEnpESTlSE-Spirts 2ss Cd.
LIVERPOOL Ainy 1.-CoI-TUS-yo youerlte demand;
s5 ISIS; sases, 500 bnes; speculation uud export
1+tsU: American. 1.htl
BEEF-Mess, 1Ss
, 1881-05-08

tnc leaulng Prouuce markets were irregular
Saturday, but averaged lower. They were quite
weak at one time. Provisions were duh aud
heavy, with some signs Of II disposition to sell
more st11a than tho market would tnkc. Lard
was offered freely on outside ccount, supposed
to DC on New York orders. Wheat fell of sharp
~ IN the morning, but recovered tone when 1t
was reported! that vessel room had been char
tered Tor about tnlf a million ln,. There was
also Understood to be All urgent shipping de-
mand for wheat. and parties supposed to hold
IT were visited With ollcr5 to buy off the market
Corn was strong for this month. but otherwise
rather weak. the July premium shrinking to lie.
ta;s were unsettled, with rather active market
Mess pork closed log !.sc lower. Mt Sl7SlzI f4
1nr .'li;1e una Sl'1>ll9:l Tor July. Lard closed
l.::sE-oc tower, ut Sl1.UGl10.!3 for June and
$ll.h.':ahil.03 Tor July. Short ribs closed l2tzc
lower. ut Ss.''@' :acS;1 for July. Wheat closed
&c ioWer' ut Si.0'!kl.t'!s for June and the same
t"r "uly- Corn el'';esl steady, at 42,1Goaaie for
Ji'"e ana 34c for -luiy- Oats closed at Sc foR
May 'Ssc Tor Junc' aud @9:oc for August Rye
c4osed nominal. at sl.I'sEll' for May, sL12 for
.1''ne' 9l}x@a:1zc for July. anil tic for August.
Iariey CLOSED ut *1.02;: for No. cash, a5c for
NO. ). an'i a:sts'c fur No. L. Hogs were active
ana &C lower ut =: IoN6.G5 for light and $'.70l
aao ior heavy Cattie were In active demand
ma stronger with saics Of poor to choice Mt $3.50
, 1881-05-08

corresponding week last year. ss.3js, lT A,AA5ut
The New York Nation Of Muy t, in its financial
review Of the week, says:
Although gold imports have censed, at least
Tor new transactions, the New York rnuney
market is becoming; plethoric with loa11,lt,it.
1und3. The surplus rcserv'. uf the banks is
ncnrly Sl1 500,v0U, nGuinst loss than sI5pllay)a Il
year ago, and nil domestic influences tend TO-
wards lower rates for money. This week the
Treasury began the payment Ut about s., ,jluU
May interest. and has given notice that 1t will
prepay ut Washington I'LL tho unpaid per cent
bonds included in the one hundred and first cali
The amount called was $..5,uU,00O, md about
S1d,O90,MD remain unpa!d> The Treasury
is daily receiving applications for the
extension Of per cent bonds into
~: per. cents. Whatever amount is
not SO extended will be uaid in cash july L. AL
though the Treasury payments were large dur
Ing April, amounting to sA,'u.Ujo. exclusive Of
those on account Of the public debt, the debt
was v. 81: neyertheless W reduced during the mouth ~
S9.66O,oW United States ls,ntls have been in
large demand during the week, and tile ,,cr
cents. the tloating supply of which is sr,;,ll,
have bce:l iuuEht up lD l1Gt4, the highest price
ever paid 1or them. 1T this price they yield tho
buyer about 81 per cent annual income Inr
present anu prospective abundance Of iDanabI,.
money is having its influence OIL speculation mt
the Stock Exchange. and although prices Of
r:ti!ronu securities are very high, and there urc
good reasons why there should. he ut least M
further advance, yeta ''bull speculation" was
begun; but at tho close it showed sy mptoms OF
weakness.
, 1881-05-08

The following grain was Inspected into store
in this city yesterday morning: cars No ?
spring. cars NJ. !; DO, f13 waeut}: - cars and
$500 bu M. corn, cars new high mixed, 65
ours und G,000 bu mixet1. etc. {1:s, corn}; IL
cars No. white oats, Is cars and !, COO bu No:
mixed, 16 cars rejected Gs oats; ears rejected
rye; cars barley. Total C.l3 cnrs,, 10000 bt
Inspected out: III, II. bu wheat GAIT bu corn,
42l6 bu oats, l,0l1 lu rye, },;i.'5 t,1 barley
Withdrawn from store during Friday for city
consumption: l5l@ bu corn, :,6s1 bu oats, SIS bu
rye, :,a1I5 b1 barley.
The following were the receipts Of breadstu1rs
, 1881-05-08

FOtIEI(;S.

FOREIGN.
LONDON. May T.-Consols, 10s ZIG; account,
10V.l.
American securities es-Pennsy1ynnia Central,
7l1.; Erie. yss: ito SECONDS. l091:; Reading, :S1s.
PARIS, May 1.-kentts, SUI
LoSpoS, May 7--ll::M IL. 1n.-Consols, lG, 9-lG
for money. and IL. Lilo for account; 1880 D. nl.,
1u l. III for money and lu1i for account; u. ILL.,,
unchanged.
PARIS May Gap. m.-French rontcs, s5f TIC;
4:j0 y. ILL.,, suf Gc.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, May ..-Ssht exchange on
New York $50 per Sl,0o0 premium; sterling,
4at5x.
, 1881-05-08

Fire risks
Total. IN lt4.1l:l SE}.,}D,Es}

It will he scel that tho business was Mt it's
lowest cbb IN Ibis. for, while tho risk during
that year WAS nearly $;y,U.N,0 ,0W more thun in
1876. the aggregate. fnuuut Ut premiums re-
cclscd WAS very nearly S:.1N),oON LESS This was
due csstrciy to the suicidal! Practice Of cutting
r1ic!. The year 1874 saw slight Improvement,
which WA sii! more marked In lSs&l ud The ill.,
hlc;ttlnns now are that the present year will
show i. still more decI.lt. advance.
, 1881-05-08
FIRE INSURANCE,
Indications of 9tcndy pro@rcxs Toward
Prosperity.

Tho Inst number OF tho Spectator contains an
interesting comparative exhibit for five years of
the fire risks written, and premiums charged by
twelve companies having capital Of Sl,0N0O0
or more, at, exhibit fro: which it arrives mt tho
conclusion that mnrkcd Improvement IN tho
business Of fire underwriting has taken place
during tho past year,-au Improvement, how
ever. which It believes Is due to rho general Hl-
vance III business rather tllAH to uny special re-
forms i'll underwriting matters. ,Thc following
table shows the vurlu1iOn3:
, 1881-05-08

COM5IERCIAI.

The following were the receipts anl shipments
Of leading articles Of produce in this city dur
Ing tho twcntyfour hours eutliug mt u clock
Saturday morning and for tho corresponding
time Il wear nkO:
, 1881-05-08
ST. LOFTS.

Special Dispatch to The CHICAGO Tribunk
ST. LaU1s. Mo. May 7.-Tlc1c were t,3li bu wheat
shipped to New Orleans BY river and rail- to-day. and
1g;at3 bu corn. Freight on whcuL nc; on corn, &C.
, 1881-05-08

VfncIscster:x klypophosp1,tfoa
will cure consumptinn. coughs, weak l,nra.
bronchitis. and general debility. Established
1HtEtf-Unc years
, 1881-05-08

NEW FORK, May 7.--Govcrl!mcnts unchanged.
Railroads generally strong and higher.

NE" YORK, May s.-Governmcnts unchanged.
ItaiFoads generally strong and higher.
State securities moderately active.
The stock market opened strong and gencral-
ly higher, but in early dealings there was Irlc-
taonal decline. At the First Doa-d Il buoyunt
tone prevailed, and an advance was recorded
ranging 1:G6 the latter Metropolitan anu New
York Elevated. Manhattan Elevated selling up
~, Memphis i Charleston ~, and Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati s indianapolis "a. West
ern Union was an exception. u,,d fell of .aat
Toward noon tho general list became weak. nnd
reaction of ilGI2 took place, III which the Ete-
waited Railway shares were the most prominent.
During the afternoon speculation a.tin brcasnc
Strong, and there was !. recovery Of I4G-2a. must
marked III Elevated stocks. In lite dealings
there was reaction Of ,a3,:s, the latter Menu
phis s. Charleston, but in final sales Il firm touc
prevailed, and tho market closed ut q recovery
OF :sG0l:s.
, 1881-05-08

OF Trnta: .o
LlyEMrooL, May 7.-Yheat steady: red winter rs
%; No. spring - 81; No do Ss Id Corn sssauy
red winter u cal!fosn, adyaneed sa Go;n sana not
81. pork ~. l.nrt 51a "a. Hneon Long c:eaf -:
short ciear, +%- Tnuw Sts Cd. Cheese sIs Bcel TN
LONDON. .lay T.-LIyEErUOIt-Nhont and corn
steady MAEE LASE-Cnrsoes o'f const.Mhent ,s :. s
firinly held: fair red winter. AS tt; tar NV
eraGc GastfurnIa 4;ss4sCd. Corn auiot: fair uEe:e
AlrrlCnn nil cd. aa Gu. Cargoes passn.e-N htnk
tlrm; corn shuuo deurer. .
, 1881-05-08

posts, increase, S10,497,6]0: circulation. !a-
crease SG4 100; reserve, increase, $ltf2;G0. K5e
banks now hold Sl3,ll2,025 in excess Of their !
1nsr71 rnrufretncntY. :,tN.l ''H' |
, 1881-05-08

renovated and cleansed Of all impu,i.
ties, but in consequence of the ha,m
nioHs thaMgxs thus created, there Der.
yades the entire organism Il feeling Of
safety; the mental faculties perform
their functions with renewed yivaclty
and there is an exhilaration of mind
freedom Of thought, and perfect hearf,
ease, that. bespeak the full enjoymep,
Of health.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE vii
prove of inestimable value to the weak
and debilitated Of both sexes. In at
cases Of nervous, mental, and physical
suffering, brought about. by stoppages
its use is especially valuable. Tht
cleansing and depurating properties Of
the preparation create changes that are
both marvellous and gratifying; nsurky
gloomy, and sallow compilations, wih
blue and dark discolo1ations about tie
eyes Conditions that are allied to Bill
iousness, dissipation, and ill-health), are
by degrees normally corrected aad
transformed into bright and clear COM
plcxions, in which the ruddy tints Of
health are bountifully depicted. .
TROPIC- FRUIT LAXATIVE
is put up in bronzed tin boxes only.
Price, IS cents.
Large boxes, 60 cents:
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS .
, 1881-05-08

irctfnl mother and cross child indicates I'll
health, zcquirlu. only Hop E1,c,s 10 remove.
, 1881-05-08
1ROPIc-FRU1T LdYdT1T:
/ / i /. / !
CONSTIPATION i

Invariably causes general i.
rangernent Of the entire svstes' ~
and begets many diseases th,s H.!
are gloomy in their aspect sn1 s,s'
often hazardous to health sa9 s'4
life: Persons Of a costive bsh:. s
are subject to melancholy l' fesI
ings, headache, low spirits @ tn,
ldlty, detective memory, gloom,,
forebodings, nervousness. e..
ers, 1anguor, drowsiness, irr;t,
bic temper, indisposition, and
other consequent symptoms
which often units the sllffsras
for business or agreeable ASH
Citations.
Regular Habit Of Body
alone can correct theevils en,,n.
Grated above, and nothing Sir.
ceeds SO well in achieviin19 % And
maintaining this condition as
, 1881-05-08

CINCINNATI, May &c. r. Simmons, carriage
manufacturer, made TIL assignment to-day for
The benefit Of the creditors liabilities estimated
II $i30N.
, 1881-05-08

ADAMS MISS. May s--Srnali-pox has spread
here to such degree that the Noard of Health
alarmed, and Ii pest-housc is being built
, 1881-05-08

/ Money :sg4. Prime mercantile paper, 4l5H.
demand, Isl. 7'e"1s ~ 7oo'
The following Is tue weekly bank statements:
to'.ns, lucrcasc. sG.41:.s9o: specie, increase,
>i'o''.iuo' legal tenders, lncrcase, SxY gOJ; de-
, 1881-05-08

san FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-Stock5 closed ns fol-
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1881-05-07

s. Presidm
Secrear.
EXECUTIvE sSnehe
Amrque; Lehman spgeer Santa
VIM
land
nyitsd
VIM. NJ BERGER, Secretary
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1881-05-07
1T Is A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS, &c., &C..
FELLOWS
Compound Syrup Of HypOph0SpliteS
SPEEDILY AND PERMANENTLY nusrs.

Congestion of the Lungs, Bronchitis
Consumption, Nervous Prostration, Short
ness of Breath, Palpitation of the Heart
Trembling of the Hands and Limbs Physical
and Mental Depression, Loss of Appetite,
Loss of Energy, Loss of Memory. 1t will
rapidly improve the weakened functions and
organs of the body, which depend for healtl,
upon voluntary, semi-voluntary, and invol-
untary nervous action.
1T acts with vigor, gentleness
and subtlety, owins to the eD-
quisite harmony of its ingredi-
ents, obin to pure blood itself. Its
taste is pleasant, and its effects
permanent.
The merit of this remarkable
remedy is due to its peculiar
property of restoring the wasted
tissue of the body to their originaz
frnoness and vigor. 1t is wel1
EnoWn that for every thought
and action there is death or decay
of an amount of material pro-
oortionate to the magnitude of
the thought or action. This WaSte
is supplied by the unimpaired
mutritive function. The preco-
cious activity of youths, the en-
thusi0stic struggle for wea1th
and fame in the middle aged,
and old age itselfcause an undue
decay of material nervous force.
Ssld by all Druggists.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-29
The Crime Record.

Memphis, Dec. 29.-Ed Nelms, . negro
murderer who, with sixteen Others, ~
Gently escaped from the Hernsndo, Mis-
sissippi, Jail. was shot and killed early
this morning by Chief Of Police w. @
Davis. Nelms, with three Others, were
making for the Arkansas shore when they
we're intercepted by Chief Davis, who
had with him Hackott and Ottover, also
of the police. When Nelms was com.
manded to halt he threw his gun down
to shoot and showed fight. when the
Chief fred. Nelms and his party wert
we'll armed with pistols and shot guns
his companions were captured and 'odg
ed in the station house.
San Francisco, Dec. 29-Rev. Chas
Wesley Hewes. pastor of the 5th Baptist
church OF this city. committed suicide il
Oakland yesterday. by cutting his throat
He bad recently shown symptoms oi
mental derangt ment.
Virginia City. Dec. 9-The bodies Of
Pierrandor Pollock and wife. proprietor
of the Tall house at six mile canon, wert
found in the chsrred ruins Of their house
last night The heads Of both were
crushed. They were evidently murdered
and the house fired to coyer the crime
which was committed ior money.
Ellsworth, Kansas, Dec. 29.-Philkl
E. Gley, of Vinegar. Ellsworth county
was murdered last night and robbed and
his house burnt. The perpetrators an
MT knnwn
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-29

The Washington Critic says: The
following Illinois statesmen hold them.
selves in readiness 10 step into Judge
Davis senatorial shoes rs soon as his
term expires, namely: Cow ernor Shell
by NJ. Cullom, General John L. Rinaker
Hon. B. Raum, commissioner of internal
revenue, and the Hons. Cannon and Hen.
derson, members of the lower house OF
con gress,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-29

The railroad Gazette reports for the
month of November, total of 1873 acci-
dents on the railways OF this country
whereby SO persons were killed and l2(
injured. The record shows for the eleven
months of the year to November 30, a to-
tal of ,346 accidents, 378 killed and / ,457
injured; q monthly average of l22 acci-
dents: 81 killed and 1872 injured. This
is higher average than for any year in
the last decade.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-29

London. Dec. 29-The police have ar
rested man named Connel, Of county
Cork. charged with having arms in q
proclaimed district. A number Of load
ed revolvess were found in his possession.
II is believed he is the leader Of gang
committing outrages in Mill street.
Among the documents found in his pos
session is one containing alist of persons
on whom outrages are to be committed
The police found large quantity OF
rifles. bayonets and cartridges IN the
vault Of . Protestant church at Killings.
han county.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-29

A. B. Mullett, supervising architect of
the treasury under Grant, has placed on
file M application tor appointment as
general superintendent OF the federal
building now in course of construction
He is strongly backed by Grant and
leading New York stalwarts. Should
the appointment be made by Secretary
Folger it will probably be followed by
the removal of Supervising Architect
Hill and the appointment of Mulletts
partner, Gen. Steinmetz Of Brooklyn, IN
his place.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK.
New York, Dec. q.
WaEAT-Lower; No 9 red January $l.42s6I-
$l.4s: February $l.45i 6l ASS; March $l.7ltaGt-
}l.7s.
future 70kicO78c.
OATs-Tri7e frmer; western. 4s@5Sc; No. 2
February 49ic.
PoRK-Quiet, new $l7.75; ;old $16.7s.
LARD-LOWer; $ll.2.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-29

Tho Washington Republican notes
that Colonel Riley, of Virginia, has been
left a legacy OF $25.OO0 by Colone! Pres.
ton, of England. whose little son had fall
len overheard, and was rescued by Col.
Riley, who was at that time crossing the
Atlantic to his post of United States con-
sui at Zanzibar.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-29

& "A Washington telegram says there has
been revival of confidence in stalwart
circles that w. f. Chandler will be made
secretary of the navy. On the other
hand the impression that Judge Hunt
will not be removed is gaining ground.
Nothing further isheard of Chaffee for
the interior department.. 1t is conceded
that .Sargentwill succeed Kirkwood.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-29
Tho rivers Of Pennsylvania and Indi.
ana are oyerilowing their banks.
The Navajo agency Indians ask for the
immediate shipment of vaccine sufficient
for 5oOpersons. The smallpox is spread.

Senator Brcck will speak on tho tariff
question soon after congress reassembles.
He opposes commissioners aud favors the
policy of congress retaining control OF
tho matter OF revision,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-29

All of which, and thousand other articles of and
men have been selected with great by Mr. Odone from first
hands, with especial Difference the tastes and demands of the
of this community We have something for ALL and
having bought for spot cash in Boston, the acknowledged best
will sell at such prices that all may buy.
all times our pleasure welcome you to place of
business and show
Mail orders will receive personal and prompt attention.
MARSHALL & ODIORNE.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-29
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec. q.
WHEAr-Firn, higher; $l.8 cash, s1.2sl4
January; $i.94 February; $l.s,A4 March.
OoRN-StrOn9er, 6Sic cash; &c January; 62a
OATs:Stronger, lshc cash; 44Scs45,s Dec
cember; 44sc january; 44Ac February: Aao
May.
RYI-96hc.
BAKLEY-Higher; $l.Q.
WHIsEy-$l.n.
PonK-Strong, higher; $l6.s2!s cash January
$l7 ,G2h February: $l7.62ss March.
LARD-Easier; $ll.U2t. cash and January
$ii 2ats February; $li.s9 March