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FINANCIAL
WOKXINQ BKPORT. . .
New York, July 29..— a. m. Stocks
Irregular and lower. At the opening the majority
■were higher and some active shares . a ' fraction
lower. The decline extended from % ©2% per
cent. Michigan Central was exceptionally heavy
and broke from 70 to 68^.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Money 1%@2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
&li©0& percent. Bar silver, J1.10M@1.10%.
Sterling exchange weak; $1.82^@4.84H are
now the asking rates of all leading drawers.
Governments— Steady.
State Securities—
Bonds — Railroad bonds higher.
Stocks lmproved, with a general rally in
price*. Stocks closed buoyant and many stocks
sold at the highest prices for some time past.
Homing Board Quotations.
GOVERNMENTS.
Threes 100 Fours coupons... 120%
4%5d0.. 112% Pacific 0s of '95. .124
..'; '.-y T '^"*t?l stocks.
Adams Express.. 129 N. J. Central.... 62
Allegheny Cent.. 12 ' North'n Pacific... 20%
Alton & T. 11.... 25 do preferred... 49%
do preferred... 73 Northwestern ... 97 ££
American 91 do preferred. ..130fi
8.. C.R. &N.... 60 N. Y. Central 108%
Canada Southern. 35 N. V..C. &St. L. 6%
Central Pacific... 33% do preferred... 11
Chicago & A1t. ... 130 Ohio Central 1%
■ do preferred... 143 Ohio & Miss 19&
C, B. & Q 118% do preferred... 55
C.St. &N. 0.. 82 Ontario & West. . 11 M
C, S. & Cleve... 41 % O.R. & N 79%
Cleveland & Col.. 38 Oregon Trans 11%
Delaware & 11... 99 7» Pacific Mail 44%
Del. & Lack 114^ Panama ..98
Denver&R. G... lO'.i p eoria, D. & E... 13&
Erie ,.. 147» Pittsburg 130
do preferred... 32% Reading 2G&
Fort Wayne 129% Rock Inland 113%
Han. & St. Joe... 38% St. L. &S. P 17
do preferred.. 88% do preferred. 32%
Harlem. 188 do Ist pref'd... 82
Houston & Tex. . 28 Mil. & St. Paul. . . 80%
Illinois Centra 1.. .124% do preferred... 107%
hid., B & West.. 13% St.Paul & Man.. 94%
Kansas & Texas.. 17% St. Paul & O'ha.. 30
Lake Erie & W.. 12 do preferred... 93
Lake Shore 81% Texas Pacific 10^
Lville & Nash... 33% Union Pacific 42%
L., N. A. & C 18 United States 52%
M. &. C. Ist pfd. 10 Wab., St. L. 4P. 0%
do 2d pref'd... 5 do preferred... 14%
llemphis& C... 28 Wells & Fargo. . .100
Mich. Central 08% West. Union T... 58%
Minn's & St. L... 14 Quicksilver 4
do preferred... 28 do preferred... 25
Mo. Pacific 93% Pullman Pal. Car. 107%
Mobile A- 0hi0.... 9 C, St. L. & Pitts. 8
Morris & Essex.. do preferred... 20
X., C. &St. L 42%
•Asked. tifiJ. tOilenjJ. Ex. int. §Ex.
tliv.
EVENING REPORT.
Money easy at I@2 per cent., closed
1%. Prime mercantile paper s'/i<si6H per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers' bills weak at
$1.82; do. ex. demand, §4.83%.
Governments Firm.
Bonds — Railroad bonds firm.
State Securities— (£tiiet.
Stock*— Speculation at the Stock Exchange
(luring the early hours was (mite Irregular. The
market opened higher except for Chicago &
Northwestern, Central Pacific, Delaware, Lacka
wanna & Western, Philadelphia & Reading, Chi
cago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, Texas Pa
cific and Western Union Telegraph, which were
fractionally lower. About 10:15 the entire list
Improved and prices rose K@l7s percent.,
LoniHville & Nashville scoring the greatest ad
vance, selling up to 33%. At the first call prices
Weakened, falling off (4® 4 per cent. Subse
quently an Improvement set, in except for Mis
souri Pacific, which made a further decline to
'.12 %'~. Late in the afternoon there was a sudden
change to buoyancy and activity and the dealings
were attended with excitement, pricos advanced
rapidly %®4 cent, and all leading shares
were takun freely on the way up. The rise was
attributed to buying for foreign account and to
the covering of short contracts. The effort to
shake out Jong stock during the past few days
lias not been successful, and when the market
began to advance this afternoon the bears be
came frightened and made a general attempt to
coyer. The market closed strong. Compared
with last night the closing prices are %(&3%
per cent, higher except for Missouri Pacific,
which is 2 per cent, lower at 93%. Zimmerman
& Porshav ship to-morrow 80,000 trade ' dollars
for China, and . Saturday ship 100,000 Mexican
dollars. .
The transactions aggregated 852,000 shares :
Delaware, Laekawanaa & Western 21,000;
Luke Shore 10,01)0; Louisville & Nashville 87,000;
Missouri Pacific 16,000; Chicago & Northwest
ern 28,000; Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
57,000; Union Pacific 80,000; Western Union
Telegraph 26,000; Northern Pacific 10,000.
MINING STOCKS.
Th6rc was a moderate business in mining
ktocks during the morning and prices ruled
steady. The sales Included A ruin at 6, Bodic
230, Robinson 25, Consolidated Pacific 58, Call
rorniaSß, Oriental & Miller 12, Little Pittsburgh
)t:i, Horn Silver s% seller ten, Father Do Smet
425 teller thirty and Consolidated Virginia 48
1 iiyer ten. The sales of mining stocks this
afternoon were Standard at 115 buyer thirty,
Butro Tunnel 20®22, Breece 18, Homestake 9!;,
Centra] Arizona 20, Ilotlio 210, consolidated Pa
clilc 53, Consolidated Imperial 10.
BOSTON RAILROAD AND MINIXO.
, Following are the closing prices at the Stock
Exchange to-day:
Old Colony 159% dolandjrrant 115%
Calumet* 11.... 175 Eastern U. U. 107%
Catalpa Vi K.C.Bt.J.*C.B.7'sllß
Franklin 8 17. Y. &N. t.7'».102Ji
Pewablc 12 Atoh.ATop. R.B. 169
t;nincy M Host. A Albany. .lo3
V«"Jb. Central 9% Host. & Maine... 159
do erred... 90 <' B. * Q 118%
Flint mP m pfd., 95 Cm.. S. A Clovo. . 11 >,
<><•(.!» Vi Eastern It. R .... 33
•Water Power.... 15. Flint &P. M 21
Boston Land. 51* N. Y. & N. — 13 •
▲tch.ATop.lstTa
MS KRANC'Ht;tI MtNIV'l.
Altn 2:174 Hale A Norcross.47s
netchet 11«% Mexican 275
r.r«t& Belcher. Nbv«jo 375
Ilotlio Cun501....£25 Ophtr 187%
California 243 Potosl 1.... 150
(hollar 312% Savage 150
C'onsol. Pacific... 50 Sierra Nevada 687V4
Consolidated 10 Union Consol 990
(Town Point 160 Utah 800
«,iiiilil A Curry... 275 Yellow Jacket. .-212%
The feature of the market was tbo decline in
Hale & Korcroa*.
LONDON MOXKT urn STOCK*.
Consols 100 18-10 Perm. Central.. .. 57',
I. S. 4i 124 Heading 14^
V. S. i»,s 110 Canadian Pacific. 45^
Erie I". V Mil. A St. Paul... 83 X
>". Y. Central 111 Bar silver 5O"»
Illinois Central. ..ISOM
Amount of bullion withdrawn from Hank of
Engluml on balance to-day, C,';t,OiH).
Afternoon ltimrd Otiotntlont.
Stocks an 1 hoods closud at the folio -.v
yriceeiild:
tomnmn
Three per cents . . Four* coupons . . .ISOJt
4 >4s coupon*.... 11<S P»cldc 0* of "J3..i-,'O
STATS HONDS.
La. couso'i< M 'I'l-im. »i», new. ... 3<) %
Miseomri 6i 102 Virginia 8s 35
*>». Joe 108 Consols ....;.. . 35
'linu. 01d.'... 33% Deferred 5
HiU.U>.M> BOND*.
C. P. Bonds, let. lo9*i V. P. land grant. .lOSVi I
Eric seconds 59 1 * Sinklug fund.... 110
LcbifbJt \V{ 93 l 4 Tex. P. grant it.. 37%
M V x S.C lsl.tM doliio G. div.. 40%
V.P. lk.mU.lst.
STOVKt.
A.iHms Kxprcsß..lSS Mobile A 0hi0... »
Allcgheuy -it.. 12 Morris 4 Essex*. 121
Alton* T. 11.... 25 N.. C. * St. L.... 45%
do preferred .. 73 N.J. Contra! 63 :
Aiuori'sn t l -' Norfolk A W.pf. M
8., C. K. Jt N 62 Northern Pacific. 31
Canadian l*uciac. -us do pro furred... 50%
Canada Sonth'n.. 36 Northwcstsrn.... 99»i
Central Pacific... 40ȣ do preferred... 131
Cbefapeake & Q. TV N. Y. Central.... 109^
do let prefd... IS Ohio Central 1 *,
told prv-rd... 10 UhloA Mix* 19%
CUlc*?o& A1t. ..150 do preferred... 53
do preferred... 113 Ontario Jk.Wvsi.. 11£
C.Lv * 119 QMfaa si \\
C St. I« *N.O. 80 Orejon Tran*.. . ." 12?»
C..St.L.iiPUM.. I Oregon Imp is
do preferred... -'<'', Pacific -Ma11.^... 45Ji
C..S. A C10v0.... 4! S Panama S]
Cleveland A C&l .", 3S^i IVor.'a, D. A E... 13%
Pclaware A 11 .... 100 Ptntbug IS6
Dei. A Lack..... 115 rsllmau Pal. Car. 109 ;
H«nver Jt It. G... 11 liv»iim^ V 6%
Erie 13»i Hock Ulaad..."..lil!s
do preferred... 53% at. L. ■•- S. :-'. ... 17
East T.. V. .-. »;.. 4\ do preferred... S3i»
do preferwd... >'-« do Ist prer«t... >J
Fort Wayne. ....l29*i SIB. A St. Past... -.••,
Han. A-• Joe... th *» preferred... 106
do prtfcrreJ... W)f ft. Paul A Man... 93
IL^rliMu I s * tt.PaulAOma.. 31
Hoas«touA Tex.. 23 do preferred... »4 j
Illinoi*fcntrsl...l2o -Texas Pacific \o\ j
led., B.AWe*:.. 13M Lnion Pacific... 45
Ean«3*AT«xa*.. 18*| United States.... 52
Lake Erse A "V-- 12 W.,St L.AP.... 6\
Lake Shore MS do preferred... 15 l
X*,uUvilieiN... -■-. >V*ell* & fargo...ioo 1
' L., N. &.&Q.... 16 : . Western V. T.'. . ."'• 00,4
M. &C. lit pfd.. 10' Homestake. ... 9
do?d pret'd... 5 ' Iron Sliver ....,....;
Me»pol8&C 28 - 0ntari0. ......... 19
Mich. Central.... 70 Quicksilver ...:. >- 4 '
Minn's* St. L... 18* do preferred..:' 25 ;
do preferred... 28 X South. Pacific .... 1
Missouri Pacific . . 93 Sutro •••• •• • ■'• •'•, %2 *. t : •
" * Asked. .... No sales. JOJlered. HEs. 'mat. ';
coup. §Kx. dlv. ;Kx. int. . ..- ; ;J
J. W." BRIDGES & CO, . ■
GRAB, STOCK AND PROVISION BMKFI,
Direct Telegraph Facilities.
Buy, sell and carry for customers Provisions and
Stocks in large and email lots, on margins to suit <
all Trades placed in Chicago or New York. \ :
Ituom 13 Gilftillan Block. "~ '■• ■.
The following list, showing the quotations on
stocks in New York yesterday, are . f urnished by
J. W. Bridges, and are carefully compiled from
dispatches received yesterday. ■ , '- .
'>.■„; _a[ J a'S 'tola (»« j ?
83 I Bo° I " si II
■ a I S >-j O c< y Cj
N. Y. Cent.. 100 109% 108^ 109% 108 Vi 108"%*
St. Pau1....! 80% 827g 80 1 82.^1 B.o fe ; 79 7»
Lake Shore.: 817s 84'^; 81^ 84'/,| SIM 81H
West. Un;.". 58^4 60Ji 5814 00^ sSj£ 59&
N. W. com. 98 99J£ 97% 99 ! 98 i ' 972£
Union Pac.. : 41% 45'^ 41' i 45?^! 41% 41%
Missouri Pac 95% | 95% 93% 93% 95% 96%
N. P. pf'd.. 50. 50J£ : 49-4 50% f 49^ 49/5
N. P. com.. 20%! 21% 20% 21} 8 20i., 21%
Tex. Pac... 10^1 11 10 1 * 11 10% 10?.£
L. & N ! 32HL,3G?i 32!/ 2 357 i 32% 31?.£
Oregon ; UViflZhi 11W 1 12M 11J4 11%
D., L. &W. 115% 115% 113% 115 11554 Ho
Pac. Mail... 45% 45% 45" a 45 % 45% 45
Erie 15 15'/J 15 15J4 14X 15%
Omaha pf'd. 93% 94 93 94 93?^l 92J4
Omaha com. 30H 31 30 31 805£ 30
Reading.... 8754 27K 26% 27 27^ 272£
M.&St.L.pf 28 128 '38 28 30 ....
M.&St.L. co 13M 13% 13% 13% 14 | ....
Denver.. ..I 10' i! ll?i 10H ll 1 ;, 1 11% 10&
C, B. & Q.. 118^ 118% 118% llSin 1187s' 119
Manitoba... 94% 96^ 94% 9SH 94% 94
111. Cent'l.. 125/4 125^.; 125U 125H 126^ 12614
C.,R. I. &P. 113% 118% 113% 113%;113 1 -. i 118JS
Can. South. 35 36 35 30 130 88
Del. & Hud. 100 100 100 100 99 101 M
P. P. Car... 109 109 109 109 108 108%
Jersey C... 64% 06 62 00 160 66U
Mich. C... 6814 71 68 71 }-™$ a i/°$
COMMERCIAL
On 'Change.
St. Paul, July 31 . — The business on 'change
yesterday was 'confined entirely to coarse
grains, feed, hay and eggs. Nothing was done
in wheat which was nominally unchanged. Corn
was down lc; 1 car of No. 3 sold at 47; oats were
a little easier; 2 cars of No. 2 mixed sold at 28c;
1 ear at 29c o. t. ; feed was quiet bntsteady. Hay
was scarce and very firm ; 1 car of wild sold at
at 310.00, and one car of new timothy'at $12.50.;
Eggs declined lc, but 30 cases sold at yesterday^;
prices, 17c. Following is the call: > < ■ ••■.../:
Wheat hard, 93c bid, 94c asked to arrive ;
Aug. 97c asked; year 85c bid; No. 2 hard, 88c
bid; No. 2 regular, 75c bid; Aug. 72 bid; year,
70c bid 77 asked. . ".
Corn — No. 2, 48c bid; Aug. 50c asked; Sept.
52c asked; year 40c bid, 45 casked; No. 3, 46
bid, 48c asked. ,■>'■
Oats— No. 2 mixed, 27©29 c asked; Aug. 20
'bid, 29 asked; Sept. 25c .bid, 28c l asked: year
24c bid, 26c asked; No. 3 mixed, 26c bid; No. 2
white, 2S»c bid, 31c asked; No. 3 white, 27c
bid, 28^c asked. .;j;.; ...• Xi
Barley— No. 2 55c bid; No. 3 extra, 48c i: bid;
No. 40c bid. -nbii'U. • vf* 5 :
Rye— 2, 55c bid. ,\ ' :
Ground Feed— bul, 819.00 asked. ; l |
Corn Meal— slß.oo bid. ''■'■ '"-■_ .» : \'; ••..';
Bran — Sacked, $8.75 bid. ' •' '-' '
Baled Hay— s9.oo bid, $10.00 asked. .
Timothy Hay — . .
Potatoes new— Bsc bid, 40c asked. . .
Eoos — 15c bid, 16c asked.
Butter Packing, 5c bid, 6&C asKed; dairy
fair, 12% c asked choice, 15c asked; creamery,
18c asked.
_ _____ •
The following comparative table gives', the
principal quotations at ■ the call . July 3
1883, and to-day:
iBB3. '.'•".; 1884. '
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked I
Wheat No. 1 hard 111 .... 93 94 I
" " Ag;ist 97
" Sept 07
"No. 1 regular 1 07 ....
"No. 2 hard.. 100 ..:. 88
"No. 2 regular 95 .... 72 ....
Corn, No. 2 45 52 48 50
" N0.3 42 46 48
Oat*, No. 2 mixed 32% 33% 27 20
" No. 3 mixed 31% .... 26 ....
" 2 white 34 35% 29 31
" 8 white 33 .... r .27 28%
Barley, No. 2 55 .... . ,55
<* 8 extra 45 4t* ....
" 3 35 40
Rye, N0. 2 43 .... 55
Ground Feed 18 25 19 00 18 00 19 00
Corn meal 19 00 IK 00
Bran Sacked 10 00 8 75 ....
Baledhay 700 .... 900 10 (JO
Timothy hay. 10 00 ....1
Potatoes new 05 .... 5 ' 35 ■ 40
EgKB 18 19 15 16
Among the Commission Men, .' '
The bnttermarket shows a slightly better tone :
mess pork, hams and bacon are quiet but firm;
cheese Is slow; dressed meats are weaker; Hour
dull; hides, tallow and wool quiet and dull; hops
and brewers' supplies steady; Unseed oil meal
and cake lc lower; live poultry in good demand
with fair receipts; fruits in good supply and
prices lower; vegetables in good supply but firm.
{*?" The following quotations are for round
lots only.
Butter ßeceipts largo; grease 4c; pack
stock off flavor, sc; dairy, common to fair, 10
©12c; choice dairy, 13©15 c; creamery 17^1Sc;
well known brands 19©20 c; extra choice in s@lo
lb. boxe*. 22<&23c.
Beans — Coinmoi , $1.C5@1.85; medium, $2.23
@$250 ■ navy $2.75 . t \ .
Bacon and Hams — clears bacon. 10c;
dry salt 9c; shoulders, t!@d%c; hams, 13®13%.
ICxsa Pork— slo.so©l7.so.
Cheese 5 — lvii cream 9 — loc.
Dressed Meats— Beef, city dressed, TO
6 l ,*c;extra prime bcef,9%c; mutton, city dressed
B%®9c; veal, 10c; pork, 7c. uv-
FLonn— Patents $6©6.25: straight $4.75®
5.25 Bakers' XXXX, $4.25<&5.00; low grades
$2.75@300; Rye flour £3.50(^4.00 per barrel;
graham s4.2s©-1.50 per barrel; buckwheat flour,
|0.76A7.0tt. ' '■ '■ .-; :
Hides— Green, salted, 7%@SXc; green, 6®7c;
dry flint, 18c; calf, dry, 12 % c; green lie; deer,
dry, «0(&23c; antelope, 20((>25c; elk. 20©25 c;
buffalo, B©loc, damaged % oft..
TalloAv — No. 1,5 c; No. 2, 4%c. .
Wool — Unwashed, 2-.'@24c ; washed 15©I0c
Honey — clover, 80c; buckwheat 10©17 c.
Uops^ Washington Territory, 3-%, 10c; New
York 30©40 c. Wisconsin. 84(%85c.
Malt ßoc@Bsc per bnshel-.
Linseed Oil — Raw, 5".c; boiled 60c. Lin
seed meal S- - -!;<1'--'J
Nuts— Hickory, large, $1.00; small, $1.25,
walnut?, 15c: almonds, 18@20c; Barcelona ha;
(fllberU) 14c; pecans, 10®llc; Brazil, lie;
peanuts, 13c; Cocoa nuts, 55.00(^7.00 per
100 VIM" 1 - •• •■ £? ;•
Poultry — Spring chicken, 80(3 :il< ' per pair; old
birds 50(g>!55c per pair ; receipts liberal, demand
fair
Roots— (Medicinal) ginseng green. SOc; dry, |
S1.0OI&1.7O: seneca snake root, 35£&33 c per 10.
Musslua and Palermo lemons, $j.00®J.50
blueberries $2.50<53.00 per bu; Figs, new, 10c,
18c, 80c per lb. ; dates, black in frails sc©sc,
fard in boxes, lie per lb. ; Persian in sOlb. boxes
9@loc:bananas,si©lperbuncn. Peaches Califor
nia 52.75053.00 per box; Michigan $1.50; Cali
fornia plums J2.oo©'-."5.t ) rc50n52.00©-.50201b.
boxes ; California pears, $4@5.50 periO lb. boxes :
green apples $5.00@6.00 per barrel :75c@31.00 per
box: uiuskmclons, fS.OOQB.S6; black ra»pber
ri»>», |.... per '-'i quart cases; Minn, red,
80c per quart; blackberries 18.50, 10 qt
cases.
Fcrs— Mink. 50c©1.00; coon. 60-SSOc; lynx,
5.50(54.00; musk rat. winter 10c, spring 12c,
kitU3(J64c: red fox. 1.23!ai.50:kttt3, 3O(»4Oc;
silver fox, t0.00&40.00, cross 2.50:^0.00: otter
6.00O10.00; Esher, 0.00©9.00: skunk, 30© 75 c;
badger, rt7jc : wild cat, 50<360c; house cst, 10
©'.'oc, marten, I.2s©3.oo;wr)lTerine, 4.00O6.00;
wolf. 1.00©3.00; prairie wolf, .73c©1.00; bear,
7.00©12.00; cube, 4.00©6.00; beaver,* Lake Su
perior, 3.00@4.00 per lb.: Hudson^ bay, 3.OJ©
4.1)0 per lb.. Dakota, 2.o\i (t3.00 per lit. Vc>
; Vegetables — 50c Vi ,bu.«hcl "boxes ;
MiuDt>»atas $4.50 bi-hoh cabbage,' 40c<^G0c
pvrilozvn o.sr; Minnesota string bean* and butter
beans. SS^-lOc bushel; new potatoes 45(&30c
per bushel, o.g; southern onions $3.tXV. - per
barrel; green corn lt% per dor. o. g. - ?;7>". ,
Receipt* and shipments of ' grain^'Uve "stuck,
produce, merchandise, etc., for site twenty-four 1
hours ending July 30. ISS4. tgSSJ f ; -
Articles. Rec'U 3h"« Articles. « Eet'dSh'.i.
Agricultural Im- Lime..:::...... 10 2!
piements 1 1 Merchandise .:.. 33 SI
Bran 2. . Machinery ...... 5 5;
Beef... 2 .. Nails .. 1
Brick 7 6 Oats... . 11
C0rn. ...... ... . . 3.. Oil . . . . ,-. .*.. .. .; 4 31
Cattle ........ 11 Pig 1r0a ?.:..•.. 4 ,3 ..
Coal .;..... ..'.-" 14 V. Paper.V.'.......... 1 ..
Construction Ma- Railroad .-* iron x •'
terU1......... 2 19 and rai15...... 4 4
Emigrant Mov- Stone 19.- 4
ables.. ...... 1 S*lt.:;v;. v 1 3
F10ur.".......... .. ' 2 -■S«r»pVirpn:l.':.'tl •-
Fe«d " ..Stoves... j.. 1
Hay.... ........ 2 .. l Soodria«i...:.V; f 3.1
H05?..... 1 Wheat...*........ «23
Haaj?.:......... S.. W001.. .;...... J .; - S ..
Lard...... 1 •■ W00d........... 16 ..
Lutaber 53 26 ■
Total cars referred 209 Total cars shipped 1 ISi
FamtTr net»U Marked
Bsxxd *J>*» ri.ciii— Wtiil bresi 5c per E>
THE ST. PAUL DAILY GLOBE, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 31, 1884.
rye bread,' 5c per lb ; Vienna bread, 100 per loaf ;
flour straight, 2J4@3e lb. patent, B,\4@3V4c lb.
?i. Butter Farmhous c' and . creamery, ■■; 20@25c;
. good ; : table ■ dairy, - . 1 18c ; " - cooKing " o©l 2c ;
by.the tub 15 per centoff. .". ■■■■■.■_•
: — Minnesota -• honey " in comb ' SOc por
pound. ..,;'■ . . , • . ; '■'-'-
Cheese— Swiss, 20@250. .
CpFJ-KE— Green ? Rio, 5(&<5 : lbs s for < $1; , Java
(green) 3©4 lbs ; for ; $1 ; Rio roast, 4©Q@T lbs
for SI ; Java roast, 85c per lb, 3 lbs for SI ; Mocha
time Java. ' ; ' . . • ' •. . •
Tea — Gunpowder 50@90c; Japan, from : 25 to
70c; Oolong 40 to 00c; Young Hyson 50, 80, 90c.
Eggs Strictly fresh, 19©2Oc;by the case. 16c.
! Fruits — Apples, tiO<.&7sc peck ; grapes, 50©600
fti ; oranges, -is©9oc doz ; . Messina lemons, -
23@40c per doz; jjoosberries,' l~',ic per (it.;
peaches, Sl-00 perjdoz. ; pine apples ': . .'. each ;
black raspberries 20c per qt. ; ' Minn,', red •: raap
. berries 10: per pint; red, currants 12 K((£lse per
quart; white 12H®15c per quart; blue berries
13}j@15cper quart.
Fish pickerel, croppies, rock bass 8c per lb ;
white fish and trout 10c@12c per 1b. .. ■ ,
: Meats - Round steak 12^c©15c; sirloin steak
18c; porterhouse, 20c; roasts, 15©18 c; corned,
7@.10c ; mutton and veal 15@18c ; for chops and
roasts, pork l(Je@.l~!<jc; pork sausages, 12 y^c;
bolognas 12 H. . :■ ■. : ':
Poultiit and — Turkeys 22@25c per ' lb ;
chickens lS@2oc; live fowl 75c@.51. 00 per pair;
spring chickens (Joc(<i>7oc per pair; live - tur
keys $1.25@52.0Q or 15c per ft". •
Sugars — Granulated ll®.l2lbs for 1.00; Stand
ard A 13 lbs for 1.00; extra Cl 4 lbs for 1.00
I yellow C 14 1 / i lbs for 1.00. . V-
Vegetables — Beans, dry 10©12>,Sc quart;
dorse radish 10c per lb : parsely 5c bunch;
Saurkraut 15c qnartlettuce 10©18edozen: onions,
10c dozen bunches : new Bermuda onions. 10c ID. ;
rheubarb,2sc doz. bunches; radishes 10a
dozen bunches; Minnesota peas 50c per bushel;
string beans, 40@.50c per . bushel ; cucumbers,
3 for sc. 20c per dozen ; new potatoes, '45c@55c
per bushel ; tomatoes, 3 lbs for 250; cauflliowers,
from 5c to SOc each ; cabbage, 40c©75c per doz;
green corn 18c per doz.. .
Dried Fruits — Raisins, 10©23 c lb. currents,
12 lbs. for $1.00: prunes, 12 lbs. for $1.00; dried
apples, New York sliced, 12 l /ic per lb. evaporated
15@20c per lb. dried peaches, 25@25c.
Home made Cider Vinegar, 50c gallon.
Milk — ac quart; cream BO quart. ■
S. H. WOOD & CO.,
Grain ifl Sir Biota
22 Chamber of Commerce, Chicago.
4 " " •' St. Paul.
244 ITennepln avenue, Minneapolis.
Buy and sell Grain, Provisions and Stocks for
cash or on margins. Only brokers in Minneapo
lis having their own membership on the Chicago
Board of Trade.
HOLLISTER& BLOOD,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Grain, Provisions, Stocks.
Room 4 Davidson Block. - St. Paul, Minn.
SI. Dui'au's Reports.
St. Paul, July 30.
The following quotations, giving the range ot ■
the markets during the day, were received by M.
Doran, Commission Merchant: '.•■."/':<
-WHEAT. . • \ . • .
MILWAUKEE. CHICAGO.
Aug. Sept. ' Aug. Sept.
9:30 a.m. 84X 80 84 H. 86 ii
9:40 " 84 8U54 84."-i ■ 86
9:50 " 84% 883* 84%. SOU
10:00 " 84!/, 86?» 84 / t BC^
10:10 " 84 5s 8(3 % 84 % . 80 %
10:20 " 84 80% . 8-1 ?£ 86 Si
10:30 " 84% 1 83% . Bi!4 80 y 2 .
: 10;40 " 84 3£ Bi>?s 84«; 80? i
10:50 " 84Ji m% -8454 80i.i
11:00 " Si 'A 85 ' aB4 85 %
11:10 « 84 85 % 84 " . 85%
11:20 " 84 85% 83 % 85 %
11:30* « 84 85 83 85 %
11:40 " 83 % 85 V* • 83JC 85«
11:50 " 83 % 85 H 83 % 85 %
12:00 M. 83 85 Hi 83 85 %
12:10 r.M. 83% 85 83 «| 85? i!
12:20 .">■>. 83 85H 83 </ 05 Vi
12:30 '• 83 % 85^ '83^ . 85 14
12:40 " 83% 85^ 8 S:l!-i B6)i
12:50 " 88 ii B6Ji 88 65 l i
1:00 » h:;-. 65 Yt 83 % -..85«
2:00 " 88 - 85 V s 83 .4 85 V,
2:15 ." 83 85 83% 85%
2:30 " 83 : 'i 85 !i -83% . 85%
2:45 " .... ....
CORN.OA.T3 ASD P0aK— 0310433.
Corn. 1 Oat«. j • Pork.
Tims . ' ____.^^__ j _ _^^^-^..^—^^.^
Aim Sep AuglSep Aug I ; Sep
9:30 a.m. 56 t>s% 27%\-IG%
. 0:40 " 55 7 » 55*4(277^ 27 ...
9:50 " 55»i155%28 ,27
10:00 " 55?^|55^i28 27^ ••
10:10 " 55%|55H.28 27}*
10:20 " 55%|55H|28>i;27J<i
10:30 " 55'/i!55 |28!J;27J4 1
10:40 " 55!4!55 23}5 £7»i
10-50 '" 5e 3 ,547;'29 27«
11:00 " . 50/,5 4 28 27^ !
11:10 " ■ '•56x!54»f i !« 827 j I ...'
11:20 " 55' / 4|54%528 27 | I
11:30 " 66H 51? 8 87X 20% ........ I
11:40 " : ■:> . 54 ,5,28 127 ;..
11:50 " 65i4i54'/,j277a 2C7» ....... 18 10
12:00 H. 55 54 1 .-.'-; 207g 18 00
12 P. M. 55 My, 2? %26 % ... 18 10
12:20 " 06 54%277»|26";
12:30 " 54 X 54%|27%!207i;
12:40 " 64 7; 64H|27X 26J4 .......
12:50 " 55 ; r. 1 ! .-.';■,-".■
1:00 " 54 1 ; 51'/j;27%i20M ......: 18 10
2:00 ,' 64<K 64K 2771 SOX ......;.......
2:15 » E4|£MK2B 27 j
2:30 " 54ff:54J423 86 X '
2:43 " ....1....1...J J 1..
1 r~ — '
CHICAGO oi>omf3.
October wheat.. SG'yJ July corn ... 54 ?£
•July 0at5... :... 31& October corn...- B3X
Vcaroau .20^ \ Year corn 44; 8
Receipts Shipment;.
Flour, barrels 11,415 5,039
Wheat, bushels 55,727 06,726
Corn ...",>•..•••• 259,920 175,913
Oats " . 01,330 07,878
Rye "
Barley " ....
FOREIGN.
Liverpool, July 30, 12m.— Wheat moderate
demand; corn strong. Cargoes oft — Wheat
quiet and steady; corn unchanged. Cargoes on
paesasje — Wheat and corn quiet and steady.
..Mark Lane. — Wheat and corn slow. Country
markets steady.
Imports into United Kingdom — Flour 110,000
0 115,000 barrels; wheat 230,000®20j,000 quar
ter-: corn 160,0000199,000 quarters; weather
unsettled.
Paris Wheat and flour quiet.
'ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKET*
-. ■_,'• •■.. Milwaukee Pro.lur:?.
Mii.wxrKEn. July 30. — Flour quiet and
firmly held. Wheat steady ; No. 2 83iic; July
B»?ici August S3J£c; September 85}£c; October
87c. Corn strong; No. 2 5Cc ; rejected
."■■Jc. OaUfirm; No. 2 _ delivered 35 &c: No. 2
white 37c asked: Rye scarce ■ and quiet No.
1 . 62 He Barley weak and lower; No. 2
September 60 Sic Provisions steady;
mess pork $10.00 cash and August;
$16.25 September; . lard, : prime
fteam 57.30 cash and August; $7.45 Sep
tember. Sweet pickled hams firm at 11*.{©
li'jc. Live hojjs firmer at • 55.25@5.75.
Butter was dull; choice creamery 17^
1 Sc ; fair to ■ pood ie@l7c; best dairy '. 14@15c. :
Cheese, steady : new cream B@9c. ' Eggs
lower at 14>a(£.15Hc. Lake freights quist and
nominally steady: wheat to Buffalo 2c.
Receipts, 12.472 barrels of flour; 13,070
: bushels of wheat:: 1,130 bushels of barley. !
Shipments 23,595 barrels of flour; 2.325 bushels
of wheat; 575 bushels of bariey.
Chicago Prorlnce.
Chicago.- July SO. Flour, .'quiet :'■. ana
unchanged; good to choice . winter wheat
flour, s>.oo: soft sprini* wheat dtui $1.0331.53;
Minnesota' kakan 1 $1.2,) -£1.30; patents" $3.5).
©5.75; low?raL;-> J.'.OJ^l.ij ; rye fljar $3.00 {
Q.J.15: Southern lllinoi.-" and Missouri wiater
j wheat Soar $5.50.3 >.73 ; Jtldrtgaa winter, whjit
84.78 ."."• ' : co3i;aoa to choics Minae i: 1 3^.5 ) ;
©1.00. Wheat, unsettled and lower: opened '.
I weak, declined <-,@lc lower than clcsin? Scares i
! on the afternoon board yesterday, rallied -iQ.'-i, •
\ later declined IS@I4 C low outside figures, I
I and closed !*»c below the closing figures on
I the afternoon board yesterday: sales, racked:
i July SS!»^S4i B e, closed at about S3Hc;
Acgust S3Ji©.S4Hc, closed at S3*»c; September :
SsH©sß?*c, closed at ts}»c; October
S6»i^"Xc, closed at SC'ic: No. 2 Chicago
spring S3HsfcS3Jif» c!o>ed at 83f>.b3lic.
Corn, in fair demaod and unsettled : opened
easier, advanced He. became weaker, declined j
*4©lc, and closed Sc lower for August and!
Septemberand So lower for October than the I
I closing figures on the afternoon board yesterday; j
j July and Angus t quoted at 54*i&53^c. cio»ed !
at "54%. : September 54^355«»c, closed .," a
j 54 He bid: October 53^^54 i.e. closed at j
j 53 JiC ;" Norember 49 I it^-Oc. closed at ' 43^c ; '
i rear and May ' -J 44 : j@.45c. ' closed ■ \at 44 ; , c.
Oats, cash was comical : . July options ' opened (
lc higher, later declined ' ?jr: ' other - deliTtries ; j
improved He early, but later fell I a | trine j below j
the closing Ecure* of j TCatefday : cash SJc'r; July
Si i»i&32 ia. c, "closed it 31J»c;;'Acius;;STJi^ : I
ii 11 ii 1 1 in 1 11 H mil 1 1 If mumirnWHTiH "'lff^i i^TiiJmWii 1 nil 11
r"; : KING'S EVIL
Was the name formerly given to Scrofula
because of -a' superstition that it could be ! \
cured by a king's^touch. ; The world isV
wiser now, and knows that ...
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can only be cured by a thorough purifies* -; |
lion of the ; blood. .. If thin |is j neglected, i l
the disease perpetuates its taint through j
generation after generation. Among its
earlier symptomatic I developments X are*
Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptions, Tv- ■
inors, Boils, Carbuncles, Erysipelas, i
Purulent Ulcers, Nervous- And Phy- j
sical Collapse, etc. . If allowed to con- 'j
tinue, Rheumatism, Scrofulous Ca- j
tarrh, Kidney and Liver : Diseases, ;
Tubercular Consumption, and 1 vari- '-
ous other dangerous or fatal maladies, ; are, ;
produced by it. '- v . -^ .. ■ : ■■: , . : ;
Myers SarsapaHHa
■ Is the only powerful and always reliable
hlood-purifying medicine. It is so effect
ual an alterative that it \ eradicates from '
the system Hereditary ; Scrofula, and .
, the kindred poisons of contagious diseases ~.
and mercury. At the same time it en- ;
riches and vitalizes the blood, restoring;
healthful action to • the vital organs and
rejuvenating the entire system. ■ This great
Regenerative Medicine
Is composed of the genuine Honduras
Snrsaparilla, with Yellow ■ Dock, Stil- V.
lingia, the lodides of Potassium and
Iron, and other ingredients of great po- ' .
tency, carefully and . scientifically com- j
pounded. Its formula is generally known
to the medical profession, «nd. the . best
physicians constantly prescribe Aysr's
arsaparilla as an ' .
Absolute Cure
For all diseases caused by the vitiation of
the blood. It is concentrated, to the higt- !
est practicable degree, far , /beyond any
other, preparation for which like effects '
are claimed, and 's therefore the cheapest,
as well as the best blood purifying medi
cine, in the world.
Ayer's Sarsapar.lla - ;
.; ; PREPARED BY
Dr. J. C. Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass.
Analytical Chemists.] :
Sold by all Druggists : price $1; six
bottles for $5. '
28!4c, closed at 27& c; September 26 % ©27 c,
closed at 26?^c; year ; 2(;!4©26Jic, closed
at ' S6J4C; May 30®30Mc, closed at 30c. Rye,
steady ato2%c. Barley dull .' and nominal at
oi;i(g;CsJ4c. Flax, seed dull at $1.32. Pork
quiet but steady deferred deliveries ranged a
trifle higher"; cash : §15.50®16.5Q; July.: $24.50;
August $24.00;' September $lS.00<&18.10;
year 812.00@12.05. Lard, irregular and fairly
active; advanced 's@7J4ci declined s@loc and
closed steady ; cash $7.30@7.82J4; August
57.27!4@7.37^, closed at 57.27 '/2@7.30; Sep
tember $7.40©.7.50, '-'- closed at 87.40®
7.42 /2 ; October $7.50©7.00, closed at $7.50
f^7.52J4; December, quoted ' ', at "■ $7.50.:
Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders
$8.00; short ribs $8.124; short clear $8.45.
Butter steady and unchanged ;choice creamery 18
©l'Je; fancy dairy : - 14@15c. Eggs dull . and
weak at 14@14Hc. "Whisky steady and
unchanged at 51.10. -Freights— to Buf
falo lJic. .:«.->.
Receipts, 11,000 barrels of flour; bush-'
els of wheat; 26,000 brishels of corn: 64,000
bushels of outs ;*■ 5,000 bushels of rye;
7,000 bnthcls of barley. Shipments, 6,000 barrels
of flour; 63,000 •-bushels of wheat; 170,
--000 bushels of : corn; 69,000 bushels ... of
oats; 2,000 buaheis of rye; .... bushels of '
barley. • •■' ' .ft ! v
2:30, p.m. On the afternoon — wheat
was firmer; advanced &c for ; August, and Hie
for September and October. Corn, was steady;;
advanced %v for October. Oats were stronger;
advanced ' 4 c for August and %c for September.
Pork, nothing doing. Lard, was firmer and ad
vanced 2'/4c for September and October. ■
Chloacro Live Stock.
Chicaoo, July 30. — Drovers' Journal re-;
ports: Hogg, receipts .12,000 head-; shipments
3,500 head; the market was active and s®.
10c higher; rough .-. packi'.ig $5.25©5.50 ;
packing and shipping $5.55@5.80; heavy $5.85(<£.
6.60; light $5.35®5.85;*8k1p8 83.00©5.25. Cattle
receipts 5,500 head; shipments • 1,400
head; . the market > was ■ ..; weak.;
export grades $0.30f&6.85; . ■ good to
choice shipping $5.70@C.20 ; com
mon to medium $4.50©5 50; grass fed Texans
$3.00@3.60; extra $4.75®5.00; range cattle'
weak and 10c lower. '.. Sheep receipts 3,300
head ; I shipments .... head ; ' the market was
weak; inferior to fair . $2.00@3.00 per hundred
pounds ; medium to - good ". $3.00@4.00; I choice
to extra 83.75©4.50; lambs, per head 81.00
©3.00; Texans $2.50©3;75. -.•,,-"
■ , New York Prodnce.
New York, • July -7 — Flour I dull;
receipts 12,000. barrels;" exports 3,000 barrels;
St. Louis $3. 4s@6.oo; "superfine state and west
ern $2.60@3.30; common to good extra $3.40® '.
3.75; Minneapolis patent process $5.75®6.25;
good, to choice $3.80@5.00; white wheat extra
$5.50@8.00; extra Ohio ; $3.45®6.00. Wheat ;':
spot grades I@l'/jC lower and unsettled; op-'
tions broke I©l ye, opening easy, and closing
steady ; receipts, 422,000 bushels; exports 174,
--000 bnshels; No. 2 v Chicago 989,;©33c: No, 2
Milwaukee 98!£c; No, 1 Duluth 98c; uusrraded
spring 04c; ungraded rod 72c©51.00; No. 3 red
90}4c;N*o. 2 red steamer 93c: No. 2 red 96
©98c : . August sales, 512,000 bushels at 95%
<§>9G3.£c, closing: *at 95fic; September sales
1,678,600 bushels at 97J-i©9B?ic. closing at
97 ''ic; October sales 920". 000 bushels at 99 l ,c
Gv?l.'Mii 4 , closing at 09?ic: November sales
232,000 bushels at 81 .007i ©1.01 %, closing
at $1.01; December sales 72,000 bushels at
51.02(51.03K,r closjng^ at 81.03J4 ; January
hales 8,000 bushels at $1.03; February sales
8,000 bushel? at |K<K % : April *ales 10,000
bnshels at $1.08@l.O8&, dosing: at sl.oß. Com
spot lots l@2c and bptions'l@l ȣc lower,'clos
ing steady with a slight recovery; receipts 91,000
bushels; exports 1,100 bushels; .ungraded 50
©62 14 c; Xo. 3 GOc; No. .2 white 74)4®
75c; No. 2 August Cl?i®Js3 He, closing at
C2!»c; September 64 ?i®C4 ' B e, closing at 62 % c;
October 63 5-i©W?»c. closing at G3?ic; November
S£%&639fc, closing at '52?ic. Oats lower
receipts 172,000 bushels: exports 1,200
bushels; mixed western 37®33c; white WeetetO
39©18 c. Coffee, "spot fair; Rio steady; options
quiet; sale* were reported as follows: 20,500
bags Kio ■ No. 7 August $7.80©8.00;
September at $3.10©8.15; October at $8.15©
6.25; Xovember sß. 2s@.B.3o; December at sß. 3s:
January, $8.35®8.40; February at $i1.40®8.45;
March at £6.50. Sugar _ was., steady and
in moderate, demand; English. .Island
4S(O4Xc; centrifugal 96-teat .5% c;. molasses
Engar 4',c refined a shade easier I &ts*«®
5?4< : extra s?3<&sHc; Eahin B*ic;
yellow 4?i®sc; cut loaf;7?ic; crushed "He:
powdered 7©7^c; granulated 6 Jic; ..fair, to
good " refining quoted ;at , sc ; Muscovado
sȣc; concrete 4?ic; St. Jago sc; English Island i
4! s @sc>, ; Gcadaloupc 4\'; Jamaica 4^c: cen
trifugal 96-test s,'ic: St. Domiogo4}i®sS£c; Mo
lasses sugar 4% c; Porto Rico 4}%c; Barbadoes
5' 4 c:C 5 ©5 ?»c: extra Cs;j®s*ic; white ex
tra sfi©sJic; off A 57, c; mould A 6Jic;
standard A 6?jc: confectioners" A '"cubes
7(T(,7'3c: Cuba 4Ji©4-^c; Brazil «c'; Aracajie
4 9-lOc. Molasses, quiet and nominal; 50-test
refining lS©lS>ic;.Xew Orleans 30@56c; Cuba
50-test 15'jc: Porto Rico 51c: common " eujrar
house molo*->es ,' lie. '. Rice quiet and steady;
Rangoon 4£©sc:" domestic 5 !*©7c. Petroleum
I strong; - united 7<>'*c; . refined B®oHc;
j crude 6K©7c Tallow, firm at 6^©6 8-16 c.
Rosin. . was . dull at ' $1.22 ; , ',.; : .
Turpentine steady "at 32H@33c. Eggs, west
ern, firm and unchanged at 17c. Pork quiet
but " firm : ' old .mess - pork quoted at
?15.875i : : new mess -at $13.75®18.75.
Beef qniet and unchanged. Cut meats nominal
; Tone. :» clear X ' ."middles 54J.925.J. .. ,. 'Lard,
steady; steam spot ,, quoted at $7.55©7.C0;
Ansjust 57.50@7.57: , September 57.64&7.65 ;
October $7.74©7.80;. November $~.53©7.60.
Batter, demand fair.and market firm atSsj2O!sc.
j Cheese,- in ,/ fair >, demand and very firm;
western fiat '. 4®Bc. Other articles are un
changed. ' 1 ... "* .
•Claeinnatl Whisky.
CtscixxxTi. July,. SO. Whisky, ■ was steady 1
at 1.05. • ';■*,
Minneapolis Market*.
The following wsre the quotations ; on- 'change
yesterday afternoon: - - . '. '
Flocb— Patents, •'-. 55.75; straights,"- S3-25
<%:•&: clear*, 5i.5055.0J; low gr»lei,-51.*>©
3.25. ■.-"■'■•■'.- ; -'. :- '■;■- ■ . \ : , ..'■"■" : : '
: Wheat— No. 1 hard. 93c; No. 2 hard,
90c : No. 1 northern. M lie; No: 2. 79c ••
I <-'onx — No. 2, ' Sic: rejected, 4404 Cc ' —
— No. 2 mixed. tTQIBc ; rejected, 26©27 c. • !
Bran— Bulk, $7.75^8.23. i
510.50i^1*.50. . -
. Mixed Feed— sls. - "
: Hat— Choice No. 1 wild 55.00@3.00. *
. Backlin'-. Arnica Salre
;: The grea^st medical wonder of tae world.
Warranted to «pecdily cure . Burns. Braises, Cuts
XTcer?, Salt Rheum; Fever Sores, Cancers, Pile*,'
Chilblains. \ Corn?, Tetter, - Chapped ; Hands I and
j all Skin Eruptions, guaranteed * to care • in ' eVery
instance, or mocey,-ref ended:' 2s cents per box.'
l ; icrfcaie fci Laabie'ut EeUtar.e."- ; ' - .
-j.^v j ',..r^,.--*rf --; t r » ■ ■- — . . *.'.. - .-- ; -:. **■ .'
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: MUSIC ROOMS 102 WESTERN AVENUE,
Head of Ashland Avenue, St. Anthony Hill,
ST. PAUL,
TEACHER OP
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THOROUGH INSTRUCTION GUARANTEED.
References: Miss Marie Ojcist, Principal o(
Muuical Conservatory, No. 127 West Third street,
St. Paul; also on personal application, reference
to the numerous families whose daughters she
has taught and Is now teacu.ng -will be given.
Also, Agent for "Bralnard's Musical World,'
the oldest and best musical journal published.
Subscription $1.50 per annum.
CONTRACT WORK.
Seweron Tentli Street. :
Office of the Board of Public Woukb, J
City op St. Paul. Mina., July 26, 1884. f
Sealed bids will be received by the Board ot
Public Works, in and for the corporation of the
city of St. Paul, Minnesota, at their oflice in said
city, until 12 m., on the Bth day of August, A.
D. 1884, for the construction of a sewer on
Tenth (10) street, between Minnesota street and
Cedar street, in said city, together with the
necessary catch basins and man-holes according
to plans and specifications on file in the office of
Baid Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties, in the
sum of at least twenty (20) per cent, of the gro9s
amount bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
JOHN FARRINGTON, President.
Official:
R. L. Gorman, Clerk Board of Public Works.
211-221
CONTRACT WORK
Paying mi .Curling Fifth Street,
Office of the Board of Public Works, (
City of St. Paul, Minn., July 28. 1884. (
• Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public 'Works in and for .the corporation of the
city of St. Paul, Minn., at their oflice in said city
until 12 m., on the Bth day of August A. D. 1884,
for the paving and curbing of Fifth (sth) street,
from St. Peter street to Third (3d) street in
said city, with cedar blocks and granite or Oak
land blue stone curbs, according to plans and
specifications on file in the office of said Board.
;. A bond with at least two (2) sureties in a sum
of at least twenty (20) per cent, of the gross
amount bid, must accompany each bid. ,
The said Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. ■
JOHN FARRINGTON, President,. •
Official: . ,
It L. Gorman, Clerk Board of Public Works.
■■0 : :. : ■ 2ii-a2i .■
CONTRACT WORK.
* Sewer on Mississippi Street,
Office of the Boahd of Public Works, • |
City of St. Paul, Minn., July 24, 1884. j
Sealed bids will be received, by the Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation of j the
City of St. Paul, Minnesota, at their office, in
said city, until 12 m. on the 4th day of August, A.
D.', 1884, for the construction of a sewer on
Mississippi street, from Williams street to Penn
sylvania avenue, in said city, together j with the.
necessary catchbasins and manholes, according
to plans and specifications on file in the office
of said Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties in a sum
of at least twenty (20) per cent, of the gross
amount bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
JOHN FARRINGTON, President.
Official:
V It. L. Gorman, Clerk Board Public Works.
•~ .'"■.7 '. ; " v ■".'""."■'■ '•■:,. "■.'? 207-217;
CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Canada StreEt
Office of the Board of Public Works, )
Citt of St. Paul, Minn., July 24, 1884. j
Scaled bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation of the
City of St. Paul, Minnesota, at their office in said
city,until 12 in., on the 4th day of August, A. D.
1884, for the grading of; Canada street, from
Ninth (Oth) street to Valley street, in paid city,
with stone surfacing and curbing, according to
plans and specifications on file in the office of said
Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties, in a sum
of at least twenty (20) ' per cent, of . the gross
amount bid must accompany each bid. , -.
. The said Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. ■ .. ■
JOHN FARUINGTON, ■■•*" „
Official: - President.
- R. L. Gorman, Clerk Board of Public Works.
-V"XT ' 207-217 .
CONTRACT WORK.
■ .■...; ■ , . ■ ■__ '". . :■■.■',■
Sewer ob Franklin Street. ,
Office of the Board of Public Works, > •
City of St. Paul, Minn., July 24, 1881. (
Scaled bids will be received by the Board of '
Public Works in and for the I corporation of the i
city of St. Paul, Minnesota, at I their office in said
city, until 12 m. on the 4th day of August, A.
D. 1884, for the construction of a sewer on Frank-'
iin street, from the easterly line of Irvine .park
to Eagle street in said i city, | together with
the necessary catch-basins and manholes, i
according to plans and specifications on file in I
the office of said Board. : ... •
A bond with at least two (2) sureties, In a sum
,of at least twenty (20) per cent, !of j the gross '
! amount bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject any i
|; or all bids. ' ;. ■;.'--■•:■•■- j
JOHN FARRIXGTOX, President.
OflVal:
E. L. Gorman, Clerk Board of Public Works, i
VO7-217
contractwork"
(Ming Edmund street ■•;■
Office of the Boabd ;of Public Works, )
City of St. Paul, Minn.. July 24, 1884. { .
Sealed bids will be received by the "• Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation of the
City of St. Paul. Minnesota, at their office in said
city, until 12 m., on the 4th day of August, A. D.
i 13*1/ for the grading of Edmund street, from
j Rice street to Dale street, in said city, according
j to plans and specifications on file in the office of
, said Board. 7, . .
A bond with at least two (2) euretiea in a
i sum of at least twenty (20) per cent, of the gross
j amount bid must accompany each bid. :■ ." '
J The said Board reserves the right to reject any
! or ail bids. - . ' .
JOHN FAKRINGTON. President.
Official:
, E. L. GopjtAS, Clerk Board of Public Work*.
. SO7-217 .
1 - — —^__________ i
Assessment for Hmw $ Grade on!
Concord Street
Office OF TITS Board OF Public WORKS. ) |
Citt or St. Pail, Minn.. July 23,' 1834. J >
The Board of Public Work? in and for the cor- |
i poration of the city of St. Paul,';:, Minnesota,' will I
meet at their oScc in said city at 7 :%> p. m. on j
the 15th day of Au?u>t. A. D. 1884, to make anas- ;
sessment of benefits, damages," costs and expenses j
arising from Wi change ]of | atoxic J on j Concord !
! street,' from Andrew street to '■■ Arthur avenue, j
in said city, on \ the property on the line of - Mid
Concord street, and «nch other property as may
; be deemed benefited or damaged thereby :\ '.. .
All persons interested are hereby notified to be
i present at said time and place of making said as
| sessmentand will be heard.* ■"'.".•,;••'' .;'
■■:-:.-. JOHN FARRIXGTOX, President.*
Official: -■'..- f 3§gs*£%iget£&
! - B. L. Goiollx, Clerk Beard of • PubMc Works. 1 1
I ■ . : , : ail-212!
:\ BRIDGE MATERIAL.
St. Paul Foundry Co.
MAKUTACTDBEBS 07
CAST MD WROUGHT IRON
BiiligißrieM
... Send for cuts of columns. 'All kinds of cast
ing* made on ; short notice. ~ Works on St. P., MY
&M. R. R., ! near Como - avenue. Office, Fourth
street, corner Robert, St. Paul. TOPPING, .
Manager, i ! C. M. Po\VEß,Becretar,y and Treasurer ■
: 93. " '. r ■•-•■_.• —^ .- 1 " ._-; ;
xIILOBING~
. l( ' _'. • I'ij 1 1 -* ~ •'
Ie Tailori,
146 EAST THIRD STREET.
i: .'"'■' " ' "==
\f-if)& . EDUCATIONAL. •; ' :
lout Sit Joseph's
ACADEMY
For Die ' Edncatioa of Yobbk Ladies
DUBUQUB, IOWA. -
Parents desirous of placing thoir daughters in
a first class school, -will do well to inreetigata
the claims of tnis institution. To the present
building, which is both apuoioos and beautiful,
a large addition is being erected, which will con
tain music, exhibition and recreation halls. The
course of studies in the different departments is
thorough, nothing being omitted that is neces
sary to impart a finished education. - The musi
cal department comprises a thorough course for
graduation in Theory and Practice. 3 Every ad
vantage i% afforded to those who wish to pursue
a special course in painting; general instructions
in drawing are given in class-rooms. ' For par
ticular apply to BISTER SUPERIOR. 8544
. COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.
"By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion and nu
trition, and by a careful application of the fine
properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Eppa has
provided our breakfast . tables with a delicately
flavored beverage which may save us many heavy
doctor's bills. It Is by the Judicious use of such
articles of diet that a, constitution may be gradu
ally built up until strong enough to resist every
tendency of disease. Hundreds of subtle mala
dies are floating around us ready to attack wherev
er there is a weak point, We may escape many a
fatal shaft by keeping ; ourselves wall fortified
with pure blood and a properly nourished frame."
— Civil Service Gazette. 1 •
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold :
in tins only ( ',4 lb and lb ) by Grocers, labeled thus :
JAMUQ I? DTJ J 0 Pfi Homoeopathic Chemist j ,
JilJSLuu 111 10 & UUi London Esrai^.!fi>
PILES! PILES !
A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, ! Itching and
Ulcerated Piles, has been discovered by Dr. Wil
liam, (an Indian remedy) called Dn. WILLIAM'S
INDIAN OINTMENT. A single box has cured
the worst chronic cases of 25 yearn' standing. No
one need suffer five minutes after applying this
wonderful ' soothing medicine. Lotions and in-
Btrumeutsdo. more harm than good. William's
Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching, (particularly at night after getting warm
in bed,) acts as a poultice, gives instant and pain
less relief, and Is prepared only for "Piles, itching
i of the 4rlvate parts, and > for : nothing else.' -, For
gale by all druggists, and mailed on receipt or
pi ice, $1. . NOYES BROS. & CUTLER, Wholesale
Agent, St. Paul. Minn. ' -, ■ ' :
RAILWAYS.
CMwliwaleelst. Panlßallway.
THE FAST JAIL LIE !
Tullman Sleepers with Smoking Rooms, and the
The finest Dining Can In the world are run on all
through trains to and from Chicago.
Tnp>nTiva TRAINS. v , Leave J Leave
riPAKTiif a TEAIJ.S. Minneapolis j St. Paul ;
, River Division. |
Milwaukee & Chicago Ex.. A 1:15 pra A 2:oopm
Milwaukee & Chicago Ex.. A 8:15 pm A U:Uopm
La Crossc, Dubuque. Hock 1
Hland & St. Louis Ex.... C C:10 amC E:4sam
LaCrussc I'aHaenßer... .... C • 4:QUptnC CUlspm
]own& Minn. Division. .. .v |
I Mason City Davenport Ex. : C B:i m C 6:Boam
• Calmar Accommodation .0 4:8 in O 4:85 pm
Marshalltown & Den Molncs 'I .
Express E C.OOpmK 7:lspm
Jlaatlngs * Dakota Dlv. | I
MilbnukEx.. ....... C 6:15 amC 7:ooam
Aberdeen Mitchell Ex.... A 4:35pm A , 4:oopm
' AMUvlxo trains. I Arrive Arrive
. . ' I St. Paul. Minneapolis
Bhref Division." I
j Chicago & Milwaukee Ex.. A «:00am A MS am
Chicago & Milwaukee Ex.. A 1:00 pm' A I:4spm
Fast .Mall.: J; C 8:25 pmC 4:oopm
La Crosne, Dubuque, Rock j
Island 4 St. Louis .... C 9:lopmC 9:4Spm
: lowa & Minn. Division.'. | - ■ |
, Calmar Acconiinodntlon.... C 10t35 dm C 10:40 am
Mason City, Sou. & West. Ex C 6:42 pm C 6:50 pm
Mar jiullrowi! A Dcs Moincs • • ' ■ .
Kxprcus ..::.'... F ":48 am F 8:30 am
nastlnßa * Dakota Dlr. I ' ■
; Abordern * Mitchell Kx... A 12:30 p m A 13:0." pm
Mllbank Pa»». C 7:30 m C 6:30 p m
I A. mear.s dally; C, except Sundays; E, except Sat
urday*: F, except Mondey. * ■■.
Additional trains between St. Paul and Minneapolis
I via "Short Line," leave both cities hourly, - For par-
I ticulars see short Lino time table. ..'-.' ; .■ :
I St. Paul— Chaj. Thompson. City Ticket Agent, 151
. ' East Third street Brown & Kaebei, . Ticket Agents,
i Union Depot. • ■ •
Minneapolis— L. Scott, City Ticket Agent, No. 7
Nlcollct House. A. B. - Chamberlain, Ticket Agent,'
Depot ■ - .. : .' . '-.' :. ■ ..;'■ '. . ■ ' ••■;. , ; - ■-.- .1
MINNEAPOLIS ft »T. LOUIS RAILWAY.
! ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
: ! '■ JLe. St. Paul Ar. St. Paul
Chicago Expre55........ .... i '7:00 »m ' *t:oSam
DeeMolnci & Kansas City Ex. *7:ooam 'B:os am
St. Louis "Through" Express 12:50 pm Jl2:2opm
! l/ekMoinc»<t KansaaClty Ex.; f!:9opin 512:20 pm
. j EiceUior and Wlnthrop. . ..I ' *3:30 m '12:80 m
Chicago "Ka»t" Express .... [ (16:30 m d7:l3am
d dally, .* dall7 except SDnrlayn. + dally except Sat- j
urday, i dally except Monday. Ticket office St. Paul, |
corner third end Sibley street* E. A. Whltaker, City
Ticket and Passenger Agent, and Union Depot.
• -•■ • ... 8. F. BOTD,
Ccseiai Ticket and Passenger Agent. Mlnneapoi
ST. PAUL, : MINNEAPOLIS & MANITOBA RAILWAY. ;
-■'- ::::::::' -'- : ' -^- — — • -. '^-^ly ■.-. ■
FARGO SHORT LINK,
, CBLY ALL BAIL LIKE TO WINNIPEG AJID THE BRITISH NOBTHWE3T. • :.
' ' -- '■ - '••■ .■••■•■.- -mat thiii.i, -■-'■>■':.■-■.-..■■,-■' .•--.:-■-■ -••■■■■■■
! ... , • I Lear* .Leave Mln : ArrtTal Arrival
...,.■ '. . . .■ . '. ..*;■. ... .': I St. Paal. ! , neapolla. Bt Pool- | nsapolla.
Brown's Valley, Breekenridge, Wdhpston, Burnesvllla
and Fax«<j.; *-•• *;."-"•;..•" ...■■...'.-<■'■':>/■ »730« m B*sam *7^opm tOßpm
Fernet Falls, Moorhead, raxgo, Ciookston, St. Vincent •'- • ■ ■ . . .:
■md Winnipeg- :..'.':.Y.'.7.'. .,.::.:.. :.'.:. .:...... '.:.:. : " *B*oani fcßOam *6^opm SMptn
'bt Cloud Accommodation,' via Uontlcello and Clear-: . , ;■ : . ■ •. •
water ■.: ••"" '.Y.'.'.'U^.. ;/..".:;.'.'.':.';... . *2^opm i*spm »12^0 m 1120pm
Et. Cloud" AecoraißOdtition, via Anoka and Elk Blver *Z:iUyta . 4:l6pm •l0:15*m lu^JOau
reckenriCge, W*hp«ton, Caatelton, Hope, . Portland, ;, .-•;
Mayvllle orooJwioo, c» Forks, Ceril'e Lak» and Si. , ' . -
Vincent. ......:.-.."..:.>••-•.«..;......:.../....... fr^Opm WOpm . f72oam I«oani
■ Fergus Falls. Moorh«*d, Tr.igo. GTand Forts, D«Tli'f . , . ■•••;.
. Late. Lanroorc. Winnipeg ....... ....I fsaopm , »:15p'm . flM*m tJ3omm
Daily. -. * Exoep« Btmilaj*.- : ; : f ■'.• :, ■■■ • -. ■. -, .---.: .: \ ;:■ ' ;, ■•: .- -■ - "'. ~ "
• :io ii. m. train on Saturday runs only to Morris. 7:30 a. m. train on Monday run» only from Moms. •
ST. PAUL &c MIN^EAJPOI^IS SHORT JjlNEi.
Leave St Fan]— t«dO am, ,*7: ip a m, '7:30 am. t7«J am, fW» am, M»am, W» «m, 10:30 am. 1151 a-a
•laaopm, juO p io,lfl:o pat,' 2:3o pm V:SO pm, 3#) p m, 600 p m, *?J4 v m, 4:30 9 m M
!■» J:4O pax«SO pm, '.:0f ra, 7i3Up m, 7jV>pm, t-Jti pm, 11:13 p :a. "- - : '■■-,• . . - ,:
L*«T9 MlßaeapoUft— 4:»a m, 7iioam» 7,10 a to, .. 7-99 • ..'■ m, 3-80 am, < MSB am, 1033 a m
. 11 30 am, |Ui>J=i. 12:13 pm, 83)pB.l;:!»ii. 13) pm, 2-2O pm, 8:30 pro, 4530 puj, 5:30 pm, tS:*5 pro
t:3Upin, T -<>;> m ' 7.33 pm, 7:55 pm, -"-.IS p -n,tlOa» p m. » irW Kiugiuit tleepcr» oa all through tralai.
•. BT. PaCXt- W. a. Tamer, City Ticket Agent, cor. THird and Sibley streeu; brown is. Keoebet, AgenM
p aioedspot.
" MI.VXK.J.POLIS— J. E. Smite General Agent, and H. L. iUrtla, Ticket Agent cor. Washlngtoa and
' Ffnrth Are. Sorth; W. H. Wneer. agent, Klcollet boa«e. .. , '",":..;.' •<_■<• . , .'■' /':'-'
LAKE MINNETONKA via. MANITOBA LINE.
Double Track : - fcliort Boose! . : QuickTime!
Leave— • a. tl. p. *. .p. *. r. ■». p.m. p. m. I Leave—' •*. x. a.m. ' 4.x. a. x. r. *. p. x.
St Paul ' .'.. 9-30 1:30 ' *&> Z-.Ttt ' 6:15 •' 11:15 Vtan-Beaeli 7*» ' H&> - 'J:OD 12:00 5:00,10:30
MlnoespoUs 10:W 1:58 5:00 5:58 6:13 12:13 WayzaU.... 7:10 ': 3:10 9:10 12:10 5:10 : 10:40
Arrive— a. '*■ T. Jr. r. jr. p.m. p.m. a.x. C Arrive— a.m. 1 a.m. a. x. p. x. p.m. p.m.
■ TTeyz»l*;::.l«^S> 2.<» **9* ■ 6:20 "•■*'' - \1:"-' J*lmil-tp<jli«. 7S»V' 8:30 •' 9:30 '12:80 5:30 11:00
I M2nn.Beac2i 10:30 2:20 : 5:30 .«:»'; TAT, 12:43 St.- Paul;. :^»:W;S 9:00 ■ 10:00 ■ 1:00. 6:U> ■ 11:30
v 11 :4 ip. m, train oa Saturday too* onijr to Uiioeayoli*. ' * Except Sunday. '
1
: ; : -V;.*'/: BUSINESS POUSES. - ■•/i; ;
LBOiISS IE
■■•■ "■: ' —of—; ■ • '.-■ ■
ST. PAD L, - - MINN
ATTORNEYS ASP COCIfgELLORS AT LAW ',
» TAJ ?', OR M, " WltI " Attorney at L«w~l£m3rattoa/ '•' '
•IBank building, corner of Fourth and Jackson dv.
'•-■•■ :;.\. ;.■•;■•-■• ■/.:. ■; 96-185 ;-';;;.« ,■; .-■■■■ .■:- -. .;
Thomas G. Eaton, Room 50, Gilflllan block, St
Paul, Minn. re. S .•: ...-.-; .':.' ■ . : :-■■»- .
ARCHITECTS, : ■."". '■ ,' : ',f
E. P. BASsrono, Room 88, Gilfillan block. "
H. S. Treheene, C. £ 19 Gilflllan block. '
A. D. Hinsuale, Presley block.
A. M. Jladclitt, Mannheimer block •
J. Walteii Stevenson, Davidson block. Booms
25 & 26. .;..-, ■ . • . .. . .
AftTlgTy MATERIALS.
Shekwood Hough, comer Third and Wabashaw
Stevens & lioiiEKTs, 71 East Third street St.
Paul. •,. .■•-■:';.* '.^*.;•",:
. BOORS ASP STrtT^ER~YT~~ T7 ~
•j. Sherwood Hough, corner Third amfwabashaw
St. Paul BookAStatioxebyCo.,!?? Kast Third
CARRIAGES ASP StEICHS^TJT^
, A. Kippolt, East Sixth street, between Jack
son and Sibley streets.' " V ', ,':.:.): t >i. ■:
CARPETS ATP WALL PAPER.;
John JlATmsis, 17 East Third street
W. L. Asdkhsok. 122 East Third street, -U;
CRT GOODS— Wholesale.
. Aueiibach, Finch & Van Sltke, Siblev street'
between Fourth and Fifth.
. DRI GOODS—Retail. ~
Lindeke. Lapp & Co., 13 East Third Street.
CROCERIES-Wholcsalc, t - r ~~
P. H. Kiut & Co.. 142 to 148 Em Third street.
MAROWAREA3TB TOOLS. ~~ , -
F. G. Draper & Co., 53 East Third street.
JEWELERS ASP : cIaARERB7~~"
Earn. Geist, 83 East Third street. : ~~
LOOKING GLASSES. ~~"
■ Stevens & Robeetsox, »l J&ut Third street "F~ •
Paul. ■■■■:.- : . ■ ... •*•-• '■
PICTURES ASP FRAMES.
Stevens & iioßiitrsoa, Tiilrd street. 3i
Paul. . .
31ARHRS. . ~"
Cltiwiy * TJpsox. 74 East Third street. ■'■
W. H. Garland, 41 East Third street. :•>"•■;/•• ->, :
WISES AHl> LIQUORS- Wholesale.
B. Kvhl &■ Co., Wholesale dealers In Uquoisiai
wines, 194 East Third street, St. Paul.
~ ~ WHOLESALE i\GTIO\S.
Arthttb, Waiuucs He Abbott, 186 and 133 em:
Third street. " . • :'; :.
WHOLESALE HARDWAReT"
Strong, Haoejstx & Co, iil3 to -ii» East Fourth
stroot. ;',.; ,' .K-T : ' . : • • ■
TRAVELERS' GUIDE
St. Pavil Railway Time Ta'bie^.
(JHiOAGO,
AND
Clicago & liifisterii
RAILWAYS.
THE BOYAL ROUTE,
EAST, SOUTH AND WEST. '
DI^AETINO THAIXS. L,. JjeaVß ,, ! _ i * 8V V
.•..,. |Mlnncapoll4 1 Bt. Paul.
Dei Molnes fait Exr'.«»». •■ ' y \VM a m i 7:00 aw. \
Font Chicago Kxpres*. ; 't-:13 pm . ' •»:W»i> B
I Fiut Atlantic Ex... ] "I:lspm *2:oOpra
Sioux City Si Slour Falls. ..j 19t4tam[ • • 17ii;0a m .
BLukopee and Murrlaiu Jot. i : p*« :Sl> a"u| i "T.f7:OS am '
1 Omaha and Kansas City.... ' ' "4:3Jpitt *S:9op:u
Chicago Locul Lxpruks j 1730 am, 18:0.">»rn
; Centriil WlßconslnKiLiiress.. t7::JO am ' lE:Usn'il
Bhakopeo and Merrtam Jet. , *3:30p m N.-05p ii ' .
JLfike Superior Kxpr«ss . f*:(Wam ->7:Ju.i.u
Stlllwaterand Kivcr Falls.: tV:SO a m l(i:osan
water nud HiverFalli. .! -f4 :30 pm is:ospna . .
St. Paul & Pierre Et... '.'..' I »l-J:osi>lglit '11:30 p m
Dining Cam the finest In the world and luxurloui
Smoking Room Sleepers on all fust ruin.. to Chicago.
" ..niviun thafv. / Arrive Arrive .
ABBivreoTßAixvi ; # -| St . Tttul. [MlnncapoUs
Bt. Pnul & Pierre Ex.....'... | *»:00 R ni| «2:So»in
' ChicairoDay "Ixpriins.. .... , *l:(ioani; "(1:15 a:n
Merrlnm Jet. and Shaicopea. ; *12:30pm ' l:oUpm'
Chicago N'tglit Expross j •1:00 pm "l.l'M 1 ii .
Sioux City & Sioux Fall*.:. 18:25pm i7:S5pMi
Oinihuand Kansas City... 12:43 p 111 '12:13 \> M
' ;i.iiki- Superior pr"«» .... IG:2opm 17MiOp n .
Mcrriam Jet. and Shukopeo *H: l."> pin **>:03p n '
CI: ft r o l.iiful Kvpiu... , IS: 25 in Il'.:lWp a
Central Wisconsin Exprc-s*. 15:25 pm is:oop a
Elver Fa 115...".'..;':. i 19:25 a 111 i 10:00 a n .
Klvcr Falls... 15:23 p m -i6:ini p a
DcsMoinca Font Exprem..^ | _18:23 p m ' .1": Hp U ' .
•* Dnliy. Kxeept Sundttys gtmlnsto srillurater.
{Lake Hiipunor K.pn »t conliH.;U :U '•■'•' .< r. :. i
with steamers of Lake superior Transit Co.' for Uio
east. '.., ,*• .'•.''. ' ' .. ■ • ' ■ .••■. ; -- '
lyTlckeU, slecplnK car accommodations. auJ vi
information can be teuured ai ' . ,;, +•»
Ko. 13 Nlcollct House block, Minneapolis . . .
J. CHAUBONNEAU. Ticket Asent.
.-;'= :.-*D. L. MARTIN', AjfßOt .' Miv >• . oit Uj.iot.
Corner Third and Jackson street*. St. Paul, ' '•
. CHAB. H. PKTSCH, City Ticket Asont.
KNEBEL & BHOWN, Asenti. .St. l'aul Union O»pot
SORTilf PlFiTjirC
THE NEW
"Overland Boute!"
- THE ONLY LIKW TO ■ , ; :
Portland. Or*., and lite Pacific Iforthwftst.
:J7ie. "pioneer' JAne" betiretin St. Taut,
Jliniieniioll.i, Moorhead and Fargo, and
OHLY Line running IHnlntf f Cars <*'*>*
Pullman Sleeper* between Uio»0 point*.
. — , . .. • " ' "~T I ~ L«av« ' j
Departing Trains. •'■ Leave . Mtnneap
y ■ Ht. Paul. oUe. ,
Pacific express .../........ I *4^»pm ••:♦• p m •
Fargo day exprens. ;.; 17:5* a m tjf:ts«m
Tarsjo and Manoan night •% I : *8K)0 p m *9:iO paa
Dining cajra^ullman sl«ep«rs. elegant "lay eoacHM,
seoond-olass ooucbas, and emigrant sleeping ear*
between Bt Paul, Minneapolis, Fargo, Dak.; and
■ Portland, Ore., wtthout' change. Horton reclining
chair ears on Fargo day exprcat, wlthoot extra cnarea
for ladles, or gentlemen accompanied by ladles »old-
Ing nrst-clau tickets. ' . . . • - '
~~~. ; ...■••: ~~ Arrive
Arriving Trains, Mlnueap- Arrive .
. ..■-•-.; oUt. 8t Panl. .
Atlantic express. •HSOara *ia:*opni
Fargo day express 18:20 pm Tii:s3pm
Fargo and Mandan night «x *7:loam *7:K>a>ni
•Daily, t^xcept Sunday. ■■.. . . • . ■..'.■ ..
City once. St. Paul, 323 (old K0.43) Jacksons'zsat.
City office, Minneapolis, No. 10 Nlcollet house. '
.1 (HAH. 8. FEE, .
• ■ General Passenger Agent.
