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FINANCIAL
AFTERNOON REPORT.
New York, Aug. 11.
Money at I@2 per cent. Prime mercan
tile paper s*®6* per cent. Bar silver, $I.lo*.
Sterling exchange steady, $4.82*@4.82* long,
$4.64 54 ©4.84 ? 4 short.
Governments — Steady.
State Securities — Quiet.
Bonds — Bailroad bonds irregular.
Stocks — Opened lower on the announcement
that the Wall street bank had closed and prices
lropped *(y,2* per cent., but later rallied on
information that the depositors will be paid iv
full and the shareholders also receive something.
Stocks continued strong and higher under the
leadership of Missouri Pacific, which rose to
98*. Western Union Telegraph sold up to
64*, Chicago & Northwestern to 10.)*, Union
Pacific to 43*, Pacific Mail to 49*, Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul to 83* . Late? on the im
provement was partially lost and the market left
oil weaker.
Morning Hoard Quotations.
COVEUSMESTS.
Threes 100 Fours coupons. ..120
t*5d0.........<112* Pacific 6s of '95. .124
KTOuaa.
Adams Express.. 130 N.J. Central.... 02
Allegheny Ceut.. 12 North'n Pncific. .. 22
Alton & T. H 27 do preferred... 50*
do preferred... 75 Northwestern 100*
American 92 do preferred. . .132
8., C. B. & N 62 N. £ . Central 103 *
Canada Southern. 36 N.Y..C. & St. h. 7*
Central Pacific... 39* do preferred. .. 12*
Chicago— Alt 130 Ohio Central 2*
do preferred... l 43 Ohio & Miss 21
C.,8. & Q 119 do preferred... 55
C.St.L. AN. 0.. fco Ontario & West.. 117s
C, S. <fc Cleve... 40 O. K. & N 80
Cleveland- Col.. 41 Oregon Trans 14*
Delaware A H... 9854 Pacific Mail 48*
Bel. Js Lack 110* Panama 98
Denver & It. G. . . 12 "eoria, D. & E. . . 16*
Erie 157s Pittsburg 136
do preferred... 84 Beading 27*
Fort Wayne 180 Bock Idand .11354
Ban. & St. Joe... 38* St. L. _S. F 15
do preferred.. 88* do preferred... 31*
Harlem 190 do Ist pref'd. .. 84' 8
Houston & Tex.. 32 Mil. & St. Paul. .. 83*
Illinois Central... 126* do preferred. . .10854
Ind., B- West.. 13* Et.Paul & Man.. 96?- 4
Kansas & Texas.. 1854 St. Paul- O'ha.. 32
Lake Erie- W.. 18 do preferred... 94 54
Lake Shore 80 Texas Pacific... 13
L'ville& Nash... 33* Union Pacific 43
L., N. A. & C 16 L'nited States 52
M. &. C. Ist pfd. 15 Wab., St. L. &P. 5*
do 2d pref'd... 5 do preferred. . . 15*
Memphis &C 28 Wells & Fargo. ..103
Mich. Central 66* West Union T... 63
Minn's it St. L... 15 Quicksilver 4*
do preferred... 80* do preferred. . . 23
Mo. Pacific 92 Pullman Pal. Car. 108
Mobile* Ohio 9 C, St. L. & Pitts. 9
Morris- Essex.. 122 do preferred. .. 22
N., C. <fcSt. L 41
♦Asked. tßid. ;uffuroX Ex. int. JEx
div.
evening: ukpoiit.
Money easy at I@2 per cent., closed
atl. Prim*: mercantile paper s &@6tf percent.
Sterling exchange, bankers' bills at
84.52J4; do. ex. demand, $4,844; others un
< hanged.
' rnments — Weak.
Bonds — Railroad bonds Irregular.
Mate Securities— Steady.
Stocks— Speculation at the Stock Exchange
opened heavy anil depressed on announcement
of the suspension of the Wall street bank In
the Ural sales there was a sharp pressure to sell
md prices soon declined H®2% percent., but
rallied V" • % "" official reports that depositors
in the bank will be paid in full and something
left for the shareholders. Later there was re
newed weakness am! many Bhares touched the
lowest figures of the day. After 1 p. m. Mis-
Bonrl Pacific developed great strength and this
was the means of turning the market for the
better. This stock was iv brisk demand and
Bold up to 9854, Chicago ft Northwestern rallied
to I'm 1 !, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul to
68 '.i, Lake Shore to 81, New York Central to
lul-li, l 'iiinii pacific to 48! i, Western LTnionTel
egraph to 04 and Pacific Mall to I'.i'j. In the
final dealings a weaker tone set in and the re
covery was partially lust. The market closed ir
regular. There was comparatively little excite
ment, owing to the fact that the Wall street
bank settled its debit balance at the Clearing
House this mo ruing. The crop news Induced
free purchases at the decline, and thus the effect
of the failure apon the market was ' counteract
ed. The short Interest was heavily Increased
unci there was a brisk demand fur leading shares.
Missouri Pacific lent at '•» percent.. New Jersey
Central and New York Central 3-88, Michigan
Central 1-88, Central Pacific, l'nion Pacific, Chi
cago, Burlington A Quincy, Lake shore, Cana
dian Pacific and Philadelphia — Reading at 1-64,
Northern Pacific preferred, Louisville & Nash
ville and Chicago & Northwestern Hat. Com
pared with Saturday's closing prices are \c,i I :„
percent, lower except Missouri Pacific, Philadel
phia A Reading and New Jersey Central, which
arc 'i,'"! 1 .! percent, higher. Among the In
active shares American Cable rose \\ percent.
t057, Ron-Is & Essex 1* to 188j{ and Minne
apolis A St. Louis preferred '; to 81. The
Clearing Houso committee and the committtee
of conference suspended the Wail street bank
until the meeting of the association »n Wednes
day.
Tba transactions aggregated 858,000 shares:
Delaware, Lackawanna it Western -o.f.tio;
lake shore, 82,000; Chicago ,v Northwestern
00; New York Central i^.uou; Chicago, Mi
lwaukee A st. Paul 44,000.
MINIMI STOCKS.
The mining market was dull, the transactions
oavlng been 8,100 shares of Consolidated Vir
ginia at 30®85, ioo California at is and ouu
t astle Creek at 18.
BOSTON UVIl.ltOA!) ANl> MINIVI.
Following are the closing prices at the Stock
Exi bangs to day:
i iid Colony 1394 Huston Land o
ietA 11 1 04 Kastcrn R. 11. 85.._84
1 rank— I T'i W. Y. AN. K.T's \m\
Powabtc ', A tea. A Top. U.K. 19%
Qulacy 38 Boat. A Maine. ..1604
V Central i" ; . C, B. Aij 1184
1 :-nl ,V P M pfd.. 88 Flint & I. M 88
Water l'ower.,ll 5 18 N. Y. A; N. _.... HJJj
!ivN FRAKOMUU MINING.
Aita v."'' l ll ale A Norcross.Bso
Belcher 100 Mexican •.••.';>
! , ■ ,\ Belcher.. BTß Navajo .''.V>
c Consul ITS Ophlr ISO
< slifornia 10 Potosl -J- 0
i i ollar 878 Savage 100
Coueol. Pacific... ■'>■"> Sierra Nevada '.■Jo
Consul. Virgin— ..Bo Union Consol IT.">
>:. wn Point i-; .• Otah 150
Could A Curry... 287 4 Yellow Jacket. ..BlB4
LONDON mom:-, vmi STOCKS,
y. s. 4s !-" ! i Illinois Central... l3l^
t s. | -j- 1 !."•:, I'oiin. Cemral 57 ,
; 13 v Beading 14
do seconds 80!*' Canadian Pacific. . 45',
jN. Y. Central 1074 a Mil. A St. l'aul. . . 854
Afternoon Board Oiiohitlon*.
st.uks :i 1 1 bond* cijic l j; tuj toUowla]
aid:
OOVKRN'MFNTS.
TlllSt psi. lianta IflO'i Pours coupons. .. 1 19 X
4 >»s coupons 1184 Pac— eCaof U5..K4
sr\i.-. BONUS.
La. consols H Term. <\*. new 39' i
-,i.< 108 Virginia Gs ;J7
M. Jos i ' s l onsols "■'*
l't-liu. os. old '.j I>. iVrred 5S
r.vii.i; i.vO i.
C. P. Bonds. l»t.iM>4 C. P. land grant. .107 *i
£ii«- seconds 584 SS— ln g f>;n'. IU9
LebighA \\;.... . rex. P. gnat U.. -
fcl.P. A 8. Cist. 117 uo Rio li. dh ■ Mi
I. p. Bonds. i»t..10»
■n vs.
Asians Express. .lBl KobQeA 0hi0... 9
,v . ■ it.. IS Morris A Bsmx^.l— l
s.. C. a St L.... 41 H
..referred .. 78 N.J. Central
An., rican M Norfolk A \V. -.,.'. 88
__,C. R.A S 88 Northern Pacific.. '.'i
anPacifle.. preferred... 50'-^
Canada Sonta'a.. 83M Northwestern
<. ictfte... 4i> l i te pretermd...! SlM
,v 0. Ti N V. Central — I
•,-ref'd... 1 « "■■« tlhic Central 'J.
do 2d prefd... a CM AM n
i l \ \;:...i.'U terred... M
■rrcd...i4o Ontario A Waal
<-..];. ,v >,>
t.st.l. .v N O. si Oat gun Trans
i s; i. ;':::(.. :' Oregon v :>
te pteforred... 884 PaaMc Mai;'. in;,
C..8.< H" 3 Panama
a Col.. 984 P^ r:a. D. A 8...
.-. 9 I'lttsc-urc
I « :. .v. Lack ll'"* P*Bw_ I_. Car. I -
1 ,11V,-, .£ R. ii... '.-'
!.•'* Rock Uaad
to preferred... 8i s — LAB.I 14%
-1 % Co Of— Oftad... :;:!-,
:'• :,--.•■ ':. . . BM te M prvfM. . . -7
1 « .1; i-.c v AS - ;
llan. A si. J^k-... .:s ; , do preferred. ..110
do preferred.. -, Bl -I aui * Mar. ..
EariWß IW tt.Panl Js <>ma.. «
. n
Hlii: - N« 13 1 ,
ki,B,aW»ii . 14 radon Paciic —
- . - . . ' .
Lake Cm fi '"• ■• 18 W_SI _*!*.... 8
do preferred... IJ'- S
. \ I— _ Kanw...
I_ >• \ . _ i . 1 : • ■ nasi 9. T —
_!*C. Ist pfd.. U Ucm<.-.-.a»c . ... 8
do 2d pref'd... 5 Iron Silver
ttemphiaJbC 28 Ontario* 19
Mich. Central.... 66 Quicksilver 4*
Minn's & St. L... 14* do preferred... 25
do preferred... 81 South. Pacific
Missouri Pacific . . 93 Sutro 18
♦Asked No sales. JOflered. "SEx. mat.
:oup. §Ex. div. (Ex. Int.
J. W. BRIDGES & CO.,
SRATO, STOCK AP PROVISION 7 BROKER,
Direcit Telegrapli Facilities.
Bay, sell and carry for customers Provisions au-.l
Stocks In large aad small lots, ou mar_,;.is to suit
ill Trades placed iv Chisago or New York.
Koom 12 GiltUUan Block.
The following list, showing the quotations en
=tocks in New York yesterday, are furnished l.y !
J. W. Bridges, and are carefully compiled from ;
lispatches received yesterday.
3' ■< *l ■«l ' I "I v'■
?2 saj5 a j l"j I Isi s|
a, la I a lo (_/-. ol ho
N. T.Cent;. 103* 104* 108* 10354:105 (106*
St. Panl : 88* B3* 83* 83 84* 85 '„
Lake Shore. 79 ■+ 80* 78* TO ?.£ I 80 %\ 82 3
West. Un... 63* 64 _ 63 | 63^1 64 % 65*
N. W. com. 100 10o:. 98* 99* 101* 102?^
Union Pac. 43 48* 42* 42 v. ll ! a 44*
Missouri Pac 92 93 ■?* 91* 98* 92 5s 62*
N. P. pfd.. 50i;i 50?^ 50* 50 5-4 51 ; 2 51*
N. P. com.. 21* 215b 21* 21* 2254 21^
Tex. Pac...] 13i 4 1354 Is>~o I 13* 14 13*
L. & N 83*1 34 33*184 34 7g 35
Oregon T...J 14* 14* 14.> v 14 T a 15* 15*
D., L. & WJlll 111 109*110*111*112^
Pac. Mail... j 49 ! 49^ 48* 49* 49* 49
Erie I 15* 15* 155g 1555; 1554! 15*
Omaha pfd. 98*1 93* 93* 9354 j 93;5£
Omaha com. 32 32 ,32 32 j33 33
Reading.... l 27 28* 27 28*! 28 27 7 i
M.&St.L. pf So!i 30! 4 30* 30*: 3154 30*
M.& St.L. co ! ' ! j 113
Denver ....; 12 12 111* 12 12* 12*
C, E. & Q.. 119 119 |119 Jll9 I 18*
Manitoba...! 98* 96*j 96*; 965b 96 "ij 96*
111. Cent'l.. 129 129 129 129 128* ....
CE.L-P. 113 113*112*112*114 ....
Can. South. 36* 30* 35 35* 36 5-4 86
Del. & Hud. 98* 98* 97* »7* 99* 98*
P.P. Car... 107* 107* 10754 107*109 108
JereeyC 62* 62* 62* 62* 62*163
Mich. C )66 *| 66*1 66* 66*. 67 |63
COMMERCIAL
On 'Change.
St. Paul, Aug. 12. — There was no inquiry for
No. 1 hard wheat yesterday on 'change and
sellers held at Saturday's quotations: several
samples of good milling wheat were shown and
li cars were sold p. t. ; corn was a little weaker,
and 1 car No. 2 sold at 51c, lc lower than selling
prices at the call; buyers were lc off on oats,
but sellers held firmly at Saturday's quotations:
2 cars sold from sample p. t. ; ground feed was
about steady ; one car sold at $19.00 O. g. ; hay
was lower, with liberal receipts ; t car of wild
sold at SS. OO and 2 cms at 57.50; the market
ciosed at 57.00 bid and $7.50 asked; potatoes ad
vanced sc; there was a disposition shown to de
preciate eggs, but holders were firm. Following
io the call :
Wheat— No. 1 hard, 95c asked; September, 95
asked; year, 85c bid, 87c asked; No. 2 regu
lar, 70c bid : year, 70c bid.
Cobs — No. 2, 49c bid, 52c asked; September
48c bid: October, 49c hid:year4oc bid, 45c asked;
No. 3, 48c bid.
Oats — No. 2 mixed, 20c bid, 28c asked; Sep
tember, 24c bid, 25c asked; October, 24c bid;
year 24c bid, 2f,c asked; No. 2 white, 28c bid;
No. 3 while, 2Sc asked.
IIAELrr — No. 2 53c bid; Sept. 53c bid, year,
53c bid: No. 3 extra, 45c bid; Sept. 45c bid ;
Oct. 45c bid, year, 45c bid No. 3 40c bid.
Kye — 54c bid.
Qbotjhd Fsaro— slB.so bid, $19.50 asked.
Cons Meal — $18.50 bid, $19.50 asked; bolted
$24.00 bid, $25.00 asked.
Brah— sB.oo bid: $9.00 asked.
Baled Hat— s7.oo bid; $7.50 asked*,
Timothy Hat.— s9.so bid,
Potatoes— 3sc bid.
Egos — 12* C bid : 14c asked.
BtrrrzB — Packing, 5c bid, o!4c aFked; dairy
fair, 1254 c asked choice, lac asked; creamery,
18c asked
Tho following comparative table elves the
principal quotations at tn.; call August 11,
isoj, and to-day:
1883. 1881.
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked
Wheat No. 1 hard 1 11 1 14 95
" " Sept 95
'• "Oct
"No. 1 regular
"No. 2 hard.. 1 ()7
"No. 2 regular 102 70
Corn, No. 2 46 49 52
" No. 3 48
Oats, No. 2 mixed .... 3154 26 28
" No. 3 mixed :
" 2 white 81 28
" 3 white 28
Barley, No. 2 56 .... 55 ....
" 3 extra 47 45 ....
" 3 3H 40
l!yo, N0.2 43 ... 54
(, round Feed 18 00 18 50 18 50 19 50
Cornmeal 18 00 18 50 I 9 60
Bran Sacked 8 00 9 00 8 00 9 00
Buledhay 800 850 700 750
Timothy hay 10 00 1100 950
I'otatoes new 40 35
Kgga 1654 17* 12* 14
Among the Commission Mm.
Butter is again weaker mid sales fair; mess
pork, bacon and hams art; very linn, especially
bams, which are 4c higher; cheese Is Inner;
dressed meats steady ; Hour dull; hales, tallow
and wind sluw; brewers' materials steady; poul
try, good demand for Hve birds, with tight re
ceipts-, fruits very active, with fluctuating mar
ket ; vegetables la good supply, puces easier.
pB following prices are for round lots only:
IiUTTEK — Keceipts large ; urease 4c; pack
stock o£C Havor, sc; dairy, common to fair, ll)
©13c; choice duiry, 13'«.15c: creamery 17<&!8c;
well known brands I Deft 2oc; extra choice in 5(&10
lb. boxed. BS®£3& §
b_Utl — Comma] , 51. 65©1.55; medium, $2.25
@§250 ; navy $2.; 5.
Bacon and Hams — Long clears bacon. 10c;
dry salt 'Jc; shoulders, S^s 4c; hams, 13(&11
Mess Pobk— sl7.so^lB. 6o.
Cueesk — Skim ,") — Oc: lull cream 9 — loc.
Dressed .Meats — Beef, city dressed, T@
S',c;cxtra prime beef, U*ic : mutton, city dressed
Be ; veal, 10c ; pork. 7c.
Ki.oru — Patents $o(ftQ. 25: straight $4.75®
5.35 Bakers' XXXX, 54.25®..->.oof low grades.
55.7503.00; RyeAonr $5.500*-00 jier barrel;
graham $4.25:ai1.50 per burrel; buckwheat nour,
16. 7507.00.
Hiuss — Green, salted, 7®7' 3 c; green.
dry Hint. 12 4 c; calf, dry, 12 ' s c: green lie; deer,
dry, XOQSSe; antelope, 20025 c; elk. Ji'.^jt;
buffalo, BOIOC damaged hi od ; sheep pelts.
shearing 25 :, lam
Tallow— -80. 1, •'■ ">'jc; No. 3. 4c.
Wool — Unwashed, i ... . .. c; w ished 20O8&
llonev — Sew clover, 20c: buckwheat io©i7e.
Hon — Washington Territory, 39040 c; New
York 80®40e Wisconsin. 34<i430c.
___i . - 1 .- '•■■ per i.ushcl.
tnnisii on. — Uaw, s«c; boiled 60c Lin
seed nteal ;"- -
Him—H ickory, large, $1.00; small. 5i. 35,
walnuts, 15c; almonds, lS.fi3t)c; Barcelona ha;
B*l (fiibertsi lie; pecans, IOOU-i Brazil, 14c;
peanuts, t>vi,ioc; Cocoa nuts, J5.00vji7.00 per
uio
Poultry — Spring chicken, 30»; ;<>c per pair: old
buds 50066 c per pair; receipts liberal, demand
fair
Roots — (Medicinal) ginseng green. 30c: dry,
$i.W\idi.7o; senses aaatee soot, it io.
bui'iTs — Lemons, I
blueberries per bu: Figs, I.e.
liic. 18c per lb.; dates, black in frails 5c
fard in boxes, lie per lb. : Persian in ;oib. boxes
■: bananas, 5H.50091.00 per bncca.
Peaches — Calif ornia j-'.'."-- ■ '■'> per box: JDoBO
$1.50 per basket; Rama gross prat
(£.75; California Dnanea 18.75, Oregona ; '■.'
. i; California pears, $404.50 per
bases; ginea apples sB.so- t0 5.-00 perbarn-l:
miiskim i. -cs, $1.50 p. r crate; watern-..
» per 100; Dla kuerrlee $2.00 1.50, ltj rjt
COucord Krapes, 15c per lb., |4 .5005.00
per base.
_V_t — _tnk.socOL.oo; cocn, 80®?0c; lynx,
. kM; musk r^. winter 10c, spring 12c,
_Uaso4c: red fox, l_s £1.30; kitts, 30;&40c:
sßver (ox, 20.000*0.00, croee 2.50O0.00; otter
IjOOO^-00; Ssher, 6.00O9.00; akaak, Wo7ae;
badgi tonae cat, io
O&e, marten. IJ2&OS-00; wolverine, i.OOQS.IW;
wolf, l.i'O ••.->. 00; prairie wolf, 75c bear,
7. tn l-'.i. : - . .00: beaver. Lake Su
perior, pet lb.: Badsoa bay. 2.00^
I io.. Dakota. 2.00 £3.00 peri—
Vaan lai is — i - baskel boxes:
Mini - per bushel; cabbag
P-t dozen o.g: Minnesota atttag beaus and butter
bean-. • ; s ."<ss>lioc O.R
per bushel: onions 53. 50 per bbl. o. g.
St. Paul Lire Stork.
The stork y ; . supplied with good
and medium beef cattle yesterday aad sales were
f.i.r.y briekaad prices were matatafTirfl As
representative sales are quot>. 1 car of good
it rs averaging I.'.'M be at $5, and 1 car aver
tt $5; 1 car fa -aging
- I \ and 1 car a*>raj:ng 1,070
lbs at $1.40: 1 car of cows and heifers averag
ed ios it $J.7">, aad I car averaging 750
lbs at S3. There were no sheep in tbe market,
bat there is a good demand for mutton at about
88,98 —so io request at $404.50.
. 1 car, among which there
wen- . 1 stock - > '.d a: $5.25.
aver.., - I lbs. There were 7 cars of cat
tie left over and 4 can in sight; 1 car cf sheep in
-nipra-n: of beef cattle from
aid Jt Thompson* Montana ranch arrived
■■vaing. Efeasa lUl M Cftrt, SI of which
i wulbeshiiiU-i js to 6fcM . b :. iaj; 3
THE ST. PAUL DAILY GLOBE. TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST, 12, 188 _.
i _.__^ '■ TTT t,
:ars will remain on sale here. They are held at
»boutss. Hubbard & Thompson are Minnesota
men and are well known in Mankato.
Receipts and shipments of grain, live stock
hours ending Aug. 11, 1884.
Articles. Rec'd Sb'd Articles. Rec'd Sh'd.
Agricultural Im- Fish 1 ..
p'leinents...... 2 8 Hay 3 1
Barley..! ... 1.. Hides 1.. I
Beef 1 .. Lumber 64 40
Beer 2 .. Lime 3 1
Barrel Stock 1 .. Merchandise. ... 78 108
Brick 20 .. Machinery 4 ..
Corn 1 Nails 1
Cattle 2 2 Oats 3 ..
Coal 10 3 Pork 1 1
Cement 5 1 Pig Iron 4 ..
Castings 1 Paper 1
Construction Ma- Railroad iron
terial 17 aud rails 4 0
Emigrant Mov- Stone 8 8
aides 1 2 Sugar 7 ,i
Flour 7 Sundries 8 11
Feed 1 1 Wheat 20 10
Frail 1 •• Wood 43 ..
Total cars received 301 Total cars shipped 236
River Receipts — Apples, 1 car: canned goods,
1 car; eggs, 54 cases; merchandise 1,012 pack
ages: sheet iron, 1 car; total receipts, 125 tous :
total shipments, 35 tons.
Family Jtetail Market.
Bread and Flour — Wheat bread 5c per lb
rye bread, 5c per lb; Vienna bread, lOe per loaf;
flour straight. 254((£3c lb. patent, B*@3*C lb.
Butter — Farmhouse and creamery, *2i(s26c;
good table dairy IBft2uc; cooKiug 9(Sl2c;
by the tub 15 per centoii.
Honey — Minnesota honey in comb 30c per
pound.
Cheese— l2s4@lscr3.2o; Swiss, 20©25 c.
Coffee — Green Rio, sfg;6 lbs for SI; Java
(green) 3@.4 lbs for SI ; Rio roast, 4@o<&7 lbs
tor Si ; Java roast, 35c per lb, 3 lbs for SI ; Mocha
same as Java.
Tea — Gunpowder 50@ 90c; Japan from 25 to
7Cc : Oolong 40 to 90c ; Young Hyson 50, 80, 90c.
Eggs — Strictly fresh, l?@18c;by the case. 16c.
Fruits — Apples, 50c peck ; 5i. 25 per bushel;
grapes, 50©00 c per lb ; Messina lemons, 25c per
doz; peaches §1.50 per basket; red currants, 12 Vie
per quart; blue berries 10@12*c per quart:
black berries 15&20 c; Oregon plums, 25c per
doz; California pears. 5c each; musk melons, 10
(T/25ceach; Miunesotas, 25@30c; watermelons,
3(K%50c .
Fisa — Salmon. 18@20c per lb; white fish,
trout, pike and bass, 10c; pickerel, croppies, 8c
per ib.
Meats Round steak 12 54c@15c; sirloin steak
18c; porter house, 20c; roasts, 15@18c; corned,
I<_ 10c ; mutton and veal 1 @15c ; for chops and
roasts, pork Bc(t£luc; pork sausages, 12 He;
bclognas 12 4.
Poultry and Game — Turkeys 22@25c per lb ;
chickens 20@i2c; live fowl 65@80c per pair;
spring chickens 50c(uj75c per pair; live tur
keys $1.25^:^2.00 or 15c per lb.
Sugars — Granniated ll(S;l21bs for 1.00; Stand
aid A 13 lbs for 1.00; extra C ll lbs for 00
yellow C 14J4 lbs for 1.00.
Vegetables — Beans, dry 10@1254c quart;
horseradish lite per lb: parsely 5c bunch:
Saarkrant 15c quart; lettuce Io£slBc per dozen:
green onions, 10c dozen bunches: gherkins 20c
per hundred; rheu barb, 15f?,20c doz. bunches;
radishes 10c per dozen bunches; Minnesota peas,
•M(.i 30c per peck : string beans,2o@3oc per peck ;
cucumbers. 5c per dozen; new potatoes, 4oc@4sc
per bushel: tomatoes, 25c per basket: cauli
flowers, from 10c to 30c each ; cabbage, 80c@60c
per doz; green corn 4<T/.5c per doz; beats, 50c per
bustlel; turnips, 50c per bushel: carrots, 50c
per bushel; squash, hubbard 10®20, Boston
marrow 15@25c, summer sc; egg plant, 20@2."c :
pumpkins, 10c each; onions, 35c per peck;
celery three heads for 25c.
Dried Fruits — Raisius, 10t^25c lb. currents,
12 lbs. for Si. oo; prunes, 12 lbs. for $1.00; dried
apples, New York sliced, 12 lie per lb. evaporated
15<5 20c per lb. dried peaches, 25'?&25c.
iiorue made Cider Vinegar, 50c gallon.
Milk — 5c quart; cream 00 quart.
S. H. WOOD & CO.,
Gri aii M Brokers.
£2 Chamber of Commerce, Chicago.
4 " " St. Paul.
211 Hennepin avenue, Minneapolis.
Buy and sell (,rain, Provisions and Stocks for
cash or on margins. Only brokers in Minneapo
lis having their own membership on the Chicago
Board of Trade. -
M. Duron's it«port<.
St. Paul, Aug. 11.
The following quotations, giving the range of
the markets during the day, were received by BE.
Uuruu. Commission Merchant:
WHK.YT.
MILWAUIiIIK. CHICAGO.
Sept. Oct. Sept. Oct,
9:30 a.m. 70* 80* 79!4 8
9:40 » 70* Eo* 79 % 80*
9:50 " 70* U>* 79 * 81
10:00 ■ 70* B0« 79* 81
10:10 " 70* 60* 19% SIX
10:20 • 70* BOX 70* HIS
10:30 " .... 60« 79 V. SIX
10:10 '• 7"* £0* 7ft* 81
10:50 " 80 81 80 81*
11:00 " Bn* 81 * SOi'g tl*
11:10 « 80* M* 80* 81*.
11:20 « 80* 81* 80* 81*
11:80 " Bo* 8154 8054 B*S
11:40 " 80* Bl* 80 81*
11:50 " 798 81* 80* Bl*
12:00 x. 79 % H 79* Sl*
12:10 r. m. 79 i 80* 79* 81*
12:20 " 79* 80* 79* 81*
18:80 " 79 i 60* 7ft* 81*
12:40 » I-, 80'/, fc'<» L i 80*
12:50 " 79 % BO* Bo* 80*
1:00 • 79* BO* 79* 80*
8:00 " 79* 81* 79* 80*
2:16 " 79* bl * 7ft* 89*
2:30 « 79* 81* 79* feO*
2:45 " .. .._•_• v-.
onx, jvr* A^j pm;— :snov?->.
I Corn, j Outs. Pork.
Time.
Sep Oct Sen Oct Sep Oct
9:80 a. _ •""* '■'■' -■"' ■
9:11 " M>s4 &% 25* 25 ' 3
9:50 " E054 >'•' i '-'■'> '-'■"' U
10:00 " 50* 49* 28 28 Ij
10:10 " 5054 40* -'•'>' -'- X
10:20 " Eo* 49 5 »*
10:30 " 60 : , 49* 86* 25* ..;....
:o:IJ ■ 50* 49* •-'.-> 85* I
10-59 « 50*49*20 25*
.1 :00 « FO * 4ft* 25 25 *
11:10 ll :i 19 ' 25 25* |
11 :.') " '■■■'. !•'.. »* 25* I
! 1 ::; I " 51* 49 - 23* 85* j
11:40 " E0» 19 I 25* 2;.', !
11 :30 " CO :49 t 25* 25*
!SHW >:. :n ; , 19* 25* 25' 3 1
12:10 p.m. :it i 49* ■-••-> 85!
12:80 " CO* 48* 25* 85*
„„Q " sr\ ;:> 25 85*
12:40 " 19* 25 85*
1.:50 " E0 . 19*;24 25*
1:00 " Eo*49 84*85*8000
2:00 " 00 85*
2:15 " 49 (8*84*25*
B i " UUsf s 48 - 3 84* 25*
2:15 " | I
< in, v i • cxosr*e.
Vugust wheat August com... 5054
November wheat.. 81& November corn 45*
December wheat. S3 Icar corn 42*
August oata 25 May corn 43*
Yearoats 24*
May oats 29* ]
Keceipts Shipments.
Four. barrels 10.117 1-..1-4
Wheat, busaels 142.005 104,109
Corn " 250,678 830,108
•• 109,487 48,788
.'v.- "
liarley "
90KXIGK.
LrVBKToaL, Ang. 11, 18 m.— Wheat dnll,
com anch:i'-.:' - 1. Cargoes off coast, wheat hea»y,
I corn niu-h sag !. Cargoes on passage: wheat
!-.:. BIS hold oX: com dull.
M .;:-; i.ane — Wheat rathereasier; cornsteady.
Country markets i:encrally cheaper. Farmers'
- pas: week, wheat between 25 and
•
Paris— Wheat and flour rather easier.
ASSOCIATED P__3d _A_KETi
iSlilwauket- I'rotlac?.
M:i*VAt-KEE, Ang. 11.— Flour qniet and
: unchanged. Wheat tame; >'o. 2 78c; An
;u;i;v: September 79*0; October 80* c.
Com Sower: rejected 49©:>0c. OB_ quitt and
. i No. 2 waite new :Jsc; No. 2 white old
ate delivered. Rye dull; No. 1 C2c. Barley
quiet and steady; No. Sold 55c: September
!'-;<-; extra No. 3 September 51 *c bid; 52c
Provisions firmer: mess pors
?..-i.:>* cx*h and August: 345--3 September: lard,
Smi: prime steam 57.40 cash and Aczust;
J7.45 September. Swe«: pickled bams trm f.S
j,c. Live bogs steady at $5.40©6.00.
Butler firuier: choice creamery 20@22c: fair to
cood 17Vjl9c: best dairy 15®16c. Cheese
1 £r_ : new cream 9@9 *-. Li -j« easier at 1354&14.
I Ltke freights qui»t and steaiy : wheat to Buf
. . Iteceipss. lO.Ovit barrels of flour;
'14.515 bushels c* wheat: busbess of barley.
j Shipments 2.953 borreis of flour; 24,525 bushels
of uheal; .... busaeis of barley.
Chicago Prodnee.
Csicvoa Aug. 11— Floar. was dull and
weak: good to choice winter wheat Cour
j 54.73^5.50 forold.Jt.so^s.l3forncw:Micb;iraa
. spring wheat flout $3.75^(4.50 ; —innescta
j bakers' $3.75^4.25; patents pJl§s.Tt; laa
'grades $3.90_A.25: rye flour s>l. 15^3.4J it
i barrels. 52. '.*_". 10 in sacks : Sotuba-ru iiiiaoia
and Missouri winter wheat flour
$5.25@5.75; Michigan winter wheatf4.so@s.sO;
common to choice Minnesota $3.50®4.00.
Wheat, in good demand bnt unsettled ; opened
*@*clower, rallied *@*c, declined %<& l /zC,
advanced I(§>l*C. declined l*c and closed *@
*c under the closing figures on the afternoon
board Saturday; sales ranged: August 78®
79 * c, closed at 78* c; September 79*®8054c,
closed at 79* c; October 8054@817ic, closed
at 80* c: November 81&@83*c, closed at
82c; December 83*@887ac, closed at 8354 c;
No. 2 i Chicago spring 78@78*c, closed at
78c; No. 2 red August : 82*@83c;
No. 3 red 78c. Corn, in good demand, but
closed ?i@s4c under the closing figures oti the
afternoon board Saturday; cash 50*@51*c,
closed at 50* c; August 50*@51*c,. eloped at
60* c; September 50@51*c, closed at 50* c;
October 49<a>505iic, closed at 49c; November
45*<£>i46*c, closed at 45* c; year 42*@43*c,
closed at 42 * c; January 41* c; May 43'*®
44 *c, closed at 43 *c. Oats in fair demand
but easier; cash 25c; August 25
©2554 c, closed at 25c; September 24* (ca25*c,
closed at 24 7»c; October 2554@25*c; year
24*®25*c, closed at 24 *@24*c; May 29®
2954 c Kye lower at 58c. Barley quiet at
65c for September; 6354* for Oc
tober. Flax seed lower at $1.34. Pork was
quiet; cash S17.00®18.00; August $24.00;
September $19.75®20.00; October 819.50;
year , $12.25. Lard, in good demand
and stronger; ca5h57.40@7. 4754 ; August $7.40
®7.47*; September $7. 3754 ®7. 55, closed at
$7.55; October $7.4754®". 62*, closed
at $7.4754®7.52; January $7.37*. Bulk
meats in fair demand ; shoulders $6.20 ; short ribs
$9.20; short clear $9.45. Butter quiet and
unchanged; choice creamery 21@23c; fancy
dairy 15®16c. Eggs quiet and unchanged at
13®14c. Whisky steady and unchanged at
$1.10. Freights— Corn to Buffalo l*c.
Receipts, 10,000 barrels of flour; 142,000buah
elsof wheat; 251,000 bushels of corn: 109,000
bushels of oats; 13,000 ' bushels of rye;
2,500 bushels of barley. Shipments, 14,000 barrels
of flour: 164,000 bushels of wheat; 2t0,
-000 bushels of corn; 43,000 bushels of
oats; 16,000 bushels of rye; 500 bushels of
barley.
2:30, p.m. On the afternoon board — wheat
was easier; September and October declined
*c; November declined *c. Corn was easier;
August, September and November declined *c;
October declined } 3 c. Oats were quiet; Sep
tember declined sBc.5 B c. Pork' was dull and un
changed. Lard, was firm, and advanced
2*c.
ChloacolAve Stock.
Chicago, Aug. 11. — The Drovers' Journal re
ports: Hogs, receipts 13,000 head; shipments
5,000 head; the market was.
brisk; rough packr.ig $5.40@5.05; pack
ing aud shipping $5.65®6.1Q; heavy $5.35®
5.60; light $5.70®6.10; skips $3.50@5.50.
Cattle receipts 4,200 head; shipments 1,100
head; the market was active and stronger;
export grades $6.50@.6.9J good; to
choice shipping $6.00@6.50; com
mon to medium §4.65®5 90; grass fed Texans
;3.75®5.00; extra $4.75@5.00; rough cattle
10®15c higher; Montana and Texans $1.75.
Sheep receipts 1,800 head, shipments
none; the market was weak; inferior to
fair $2.20®3.25 per hundred pounds; medium
to good $3.25@4.00; choice to extra $4.00
<rj!4.iio; lambs, per head $1.50®3.75; Texans
$2.50® 4.00. The Drovers' Journal Liverpool
special quotes a weak market for American cat
tie, best grades making only 14 54c per pound,
dressed weight. The sheep market is sluggish;
15®16c for choice American steers.
Xew-Toi'k Prod ace.
New York, Aug. . 11. — Flour dull;
receipts 21,000 barrels; exports 6 OJO barrels;
St. Louis $3.35®6.00; superfine state and west
ern $2.60®3.25 ; common to good extra $3.25®
3.65; Minneapolis patent process $5.75®6.15;
good to choice $3.75@0.00; white wheat extra
55.50®6.00; extra Ohio $3.35@6.00. Wheat;
spot grades opened *®54c higher and closed
weak and *®lc lower; options opened *@*c
lower, advanced *®*<, declined 1Q254C and
closed heavy at better figures; receipts 299,000
bushels; exports 102,'t00 bushels; No. 2 Chicago
87*®87*c ; ungraded red 80®93c; NTo. ftjgfd
86c; No. 3 red steamer 74* c; No 2 red 9054®
93c; No. 2 red steamer 87@S7*C; No 2 ,red
August sales 144,000 bushels at BS*@9o*C,
closing atBB*c; September sales' l.S—JjOj)
bushels at 91@92*c, closing at 91c; 'deiol- i
ber sales 808,000 bushels at 98®94*C, cfSsftig.
Nt 9.': c; November sales 440,000 bushels at
94*@95*c, closing at 94* c; December sales
809,000 bushels at 96 *®97c, closing at 96 * c;
January sales 40,000 bushels at 9i®9B; 8 c;
February sales 40,000 bushels at 99*®51.00;
March sales 10,000 bushels at $1.01@1.01* :
April sales 16,000 bushels at $1.02*®1.03.
May 16,000 bushels atsl.o2!j®l. o3. Corn, spot
lots unchanged; options *(Slic lower, closini;
heavy : receipts G2,<;00 bnshels; exports 14. 000
bushels; ungraded 58(%63i*e; No. 3 60c:
store sieiunerOl *c ; No. 2 63c; N0.2 Augnst
59®59*e, closing at 59c; September and Octo
ber .V.;@s9*c. closing at 59c : November 575»®
58 *r, closing at 57! -i.c. Oats lower; receipts
26.000 bushels: exports 240 bushels; mixed west
era 37'f! 1-'e; white western 40®46c; No. 2
Chicago 375 ic. Coffee, spot fair: Kio quiet
hut steady; options qniet; Bio No. 7 $8.05;
September at $8.10; October at $3. 15^ 1 No!
vember at $8.20: December at "Wslfcjf
Penruary at $8.35: March $5.40. ifygar
dull and unchanged; English <_-_*T
lined 4*c; centrifugal 93-test -j.*'c;
molasses sugar 4*@l*e; refined dull it i*
(a >s*c; white extra s*®s*c: Bahia ■3*c;
yeilow 4*@4"sc; cut loaf and crushed 756®7*c;
powdered 6 ~i(<Z,~c; granulated o*c; fair to
good refining quoted at 415 lie; Muscovado
5* c : concrete 4*c; St. Jagosc; English Island
4*®sc* : (juadulonpe 474 ; Jamaica 4*c; cen
trifugal 96-test 5 Sc; St. Domingo4s4®s*c; Mo-
IaSBM sugar 4 %c: Porto Bico 4*c; Barbadoes
s*e; C 6*®s*c; extra Cs*(gs*c; whitecx
tra s*^s*o; off C s?i®s7ac; mould A 6*c;
standard A 6*c; confectioners' A 654 c; cubes
6 * ®7c ; Cuba 4*®4*c; Brazil *c; Aracajitj
4 9-16 c. Molasses, quiet " aud |,
nominal: 50-test refining 18@lS*c "
New Orleans 30®56c: Cuba 50-test 1554 c; Pcfrto'
Bico 51c: common sugar house molasses
lie. Bice demand fair and market 1 , titrn:
Kangoon 4 Ti^c; domestic 5 *®7c. Petroleum
quiet ; united 79* c; refined B*c; crude
78 * c Tallow, firm at 054 c Bosiu quiet and
nnchanged at 51.20®1.25. Turpentine quiet
but stead]-. Eugs, western, quiet and steadily
held at 18c. Pork dull and nominal ; old mess
pork quoted at $15.87 4; new messat'sl7.so.
Beef qniet and unchanged. Cut meats nominal; '
l</iig clear middles 59. 00. I.ard, opened- a s.liade'
lower, advanced 12®15c. closing with a reaction
of I-.' /.li points; western steam spot quoted at
87.80; September $7.64®7.80; October $7.67
('..T.:-.: November $7.C0. Butter, quiet but
Ann. Chee<e, firm. Other articles are un
changed.
Now York I)rvfloo'l<.
Nkw York, Aug. 11. — There bas been no
general demand, except in a small v.ay, thongh
through orders for miscellaneous nsscrtmen s |
the movement continues of tbe \ roportions of
last reports. Ammidawn & S-mith announce an
auction sale of 1,000 cases of 1 0-4, 1 1-1, 1 2-4
anl 1 3-4 white blankets, through Wilmerding,
lioguet & Co.y Aug. 14.
Cincinnati WliUky.
CiMßi^^ATt, Ang. 11. — Whisky. was steady
at 1.07.
Petroleum.
On. Citt. PB., Aug. 11. — National transit cer
j tificates opened at 79*. highest 7974, lowest
' TT. dosed at 77. Sales, 4,527,000 barrels.
Ck ir.mces. 6.400.00'J barrels. Buns
! barrels. Shipments burrels. Oil City oil
j exchange stock $4.00 bid, $4.50 asked.
PrrTSStraa, Aug. 11.— Petroleum fairly ac
■ : icrtificates opened at 77*, declined to 77,
rallied and advanced to 785», aud cosed at
78*.
"ninth Wheat.
[Special Telegram to the Gidne.}
Duluth. Aug. 11. — Wheat — The markets on
'change to-day were dull and lower. Closing
prices: No. 1 hard cash 91c : October 91c; No.
2 hard rash SCc: No. 1 cash 85c. Receipts —
vb,at — 4.7'U bushels. Shipments 42,572
bushels. In store, 443,630 b_hels of wheat:
I 3,5'4l bushels of oats.
TTinneanolis Market*.
' The following were the quotations on 'cbanze
yesterday afternoon:
Flocr— Patents. $3.75; straights, $5.23
} : dears, $1.50(j.3.0J; low grades, $1.30&
3.25.
Wheat— No. 1 hard, 03c; No. 2 bard, 89 *c;
No. 1 northern. 83* c: No. 2, 77 * c.
< y.f.n— No. 2, 51c: rejected, 44. / 3.40 c.
Oat»— No. 2 mixed, 27®2sc ; rejected. 25®26c ,
Bras— Bulk. $7.50®7.7*.
Shobts — $10.50®12.T5.
Mixso Feed— sls.oo®lB.oo.
Hat— Choice No. 1 wild $7.25®7.7*
—amber.
nUCXt TO SZAUBS 03TLI.
Common Boarda $M
?nd - " HO,
cull " «0j
Co— m a Stock Boar_ B. —and _ Inch MO*
_d " •* "* * * 11*
3ft Tenclcirselectsd 1* OC
to-i * 11W
CnU ■ 6«
bcantirv 2x4. _♦. 10x13 and 18 ft 1301
- It. - It " 125<
" _ " U«
Timbers _6to Bxlo ir.ci— ivo «•_• as acaoi
inc.
Jo^uixS to 2x13 incl— lvs.
, I •• 12, U and IS ft T3OO
■ 18** WOO
_ ". 1400
1 l»f aad _d Clear. Im. I*. 1* and 3 — ea
i I U.,_r-« — —
"WORTHY
Of Confidence.
AVFD»C Si,rsa P ari " a ' sa,Tlf>ll, ' cinetliat i
n I tn O during nearly 40 years, in alt
parta of the world, hits proved its effi
cacy as the host blood alterative known
to medical science.
SARSAPARILLA ttK/X
genuine Honduras Sarsaparilla) is it?
base, aud its powers ore enhanced by
ihe extracts of Yellow Dock aud StiE
liugiu, the lodides of Potassium und
Iron, and other potent ingredients.
|C your blood vitiated by derangements
■ O of the digestive and nssimilntorv func
tions? is it tainted by Scrofula? or
does it contain the poison of Mercury
or Contagious Disease?
TUP leading physicians of the United
I nt States, who know the composition
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, say that
nothing else so good for the purifica
tion of the blood Is within the range of
pharmacy.
dHI V by 'the use of this remedy is it
Uil— l possible for a person who has
corrupted blood to attain sound health
and prevent transmission of the de
structive taint to posterity.
TUnDnilPUl M effective renovation
InunUUunLY of the system must
include not only the removal of cor
ruption from the blood, but its enrich
ment aud tho strengthening of the
vital organs.
BJTI lADI _ witnesses, nil over the
nt LIMDL_ world, tcstifv that this
work is better accomplished by Ayer's
< Sarsaparilla than by aiiy other
remedy.
pi f|fH| "that is corrupted through dis-
BLUULf ease is made pure, and blood
weakened through diminution of the
red corpuscles is made strong, by
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
DHDI-VlMf* t!li -' 1,!,,< "' and building
rUnlrTlliu up the system require
time in serious cases, but benefit will
be derived from the use of Ayer's
Sarsaparilla more speedily than
from anything else.
urniPliir for which like effects are
IYI-UIl»lll- falsely claimed, is abun
dant in the market, under many names,
but the only preparation that has stood
the test of time, and proved worthy of
the world's confidence, is
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
PREPARED BY
Or. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists : Price 1 ;
six bottles for $5.
3rd Clear, 1 to, 14,14 toon. Rough 40 00
Aselectl to, 14, 14 lnoh. Rough 8600
B " 1 "... v> 2500
B ■ 14, 14 and 2 Inch 8000
B Stock Boards 86 00
C * " 80 00
D „ " 1600
A Flooring 88 00
B '• 86 00
C " 00
Fencing Flooring selected 18 00
No. 1 ShipLap3 16 00
N0.2 " " 1800
Drop Siding same as Flooring.
let and 'iud Clear Siding 22 60
A aiding 2100
B '' 1900
C •• 16 00
V "from selected Fenemg —00
H Beaded Ceiling 600 more than Siding.
No. 1 Shingles per SI 1 00
X " :• '• 200
XX " " " 800
Lath " " iOO
Dressing 1 side, tl per M.
Dressing „ • $1.5 v» per M.
Crops Destroyed by Locusts.
St. Louis, Aug. 11. — Late advices from
Vera Cruz say that miriads of locusts have
appeared in that state, and notwithstanding
that immense quantities of them have been
killed, great destruction to crops has resulted
'ftlKnat' location, and in southern Mexico
"one hundred square miles of country is
covered with the pests, and corn, grass and
other crops utterly destroyed. It is said
thousands of families dependent upon small
crops will have to be supported by the gov
ernment during the next six months.
Testing Government Stationery.
Washington, Aug. 11: — Postmaster Gen
eral Gresham will leave Washington to-mor
row for Hartford, Conn., and Springfield,
Mass., on an official visit to the paper manu
facturing establishments of these cities,
which arc making stationery for the post
office department. The stationery used in
the various branches of the department is to
,be tested. Already tbe registered package
•jgnd diyul letter envelopes have been tested
and found to resist but about fifteen pounds
pnsure, when they should resist thirty
pounds.
Assignment Filed.
New Yokk, Aug. 11. — Retina Wright filed
an assignment for the benefit of bis creditors
to Leighton Williams, giving preferences of
$127,000 to Elizabeth Skelly, for the amounts
which the assignor had received from her
during the last four years, aud for stocks
• and securities belonging to her aud loaned
him, upon which, as collateral, he had bor
irowed sums of money now outstanding, and
idvhich be is unable to pay or redeem, and
■also for moneys received by him, being the
'proceeds of all the stocks belonging to her
iaud loaned him.
!■ Fatal Railway Collision-
New Yokk, Aug. 11. — While a car of the
Broadway railroad of Brooklyn, was crossing
the Manhattan Beach railroad track, at east
New York, it was struck by a train coming
from Coney Island. Mr. McCullough, con
ductor of the car was killed. Rudolph
Schmidt, passenger, residlnc in New York,
injured about the head aud arms; Mr.
Huzsman, Richard Seward, Albert Smith
and Sohn McCann, also passengers, slightly
injured.
The Iron Workers.
Pittsbi'rg, Aug. 11. — The convention o
tbe Amalgamated association met at the
usual hour this morning and adjourned at
noon for dinner. The officials refused to
give the proceedings to the press, but from
some of the delegates who are not averse to
taking, it was learned that the session was
taken up entirely with routine business and
hearing reports of committees. The ques
tion of the nailers' and feeders' wages wus
adjusted by the grievance committee, who
advised a continuance of the old scale This
report occasioned a heated discussion, but
was finally adopted. In the afternoon the
committee on revision of the constitution re
ported in favor of changing the time of hold
ing the annual scale convention from the
second Saturday in March to a later date.
This, together with other radical changes,
was reported and adopted. Tbe members,
however, refused to say what other changes
were made. The convention will probably
not adjourn before Wednesday.
■IiIEGIJLYTRUE
"Will rm-lfv t!?a BLOOD, rr-n
-late UVEH and lUOXETS.
and I'.fc-ioui: THK KTi—LTH
a-A VIGOTZ of TOOTIt D»»
- Want of Appetite, Jn
_t dlpestton, Lack or Strenztb,
end Tired Fecllnjrahsolutely-
WH— cured. Boiie». n.L=c:e« and
*_P_ nerves receive new force.
~ asaa Enlivens the mind and
W^L\-t*hx. _ SJ» :
Bar 4**, _|
_^^T_~ m _ m __T __ »of»t/iip» br^ln Cower.
I i\ OB I fc 13 Suffering from complaints
-■I \M-T 3 t_ W peculiar fo Uieirsexwlll
■ Hod la DB. HAETEB'3 IRON TONIC c. «af e and
i speedycure. Glvc«aclcar.heatUiycompl';x!rn
I Frequent attempts at counterfeit—* only add
1 to the popnlaritv of the original. Do not ex
periment—get the Omcncju. axo Best*
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Send for cuts of coliimna. AH kinds of cast
ings made on shoit notice. Works on St. P., M.
&M. R. R., near Como avenue. Office, Fourth
street, corner Robert, St. Paul. H. W. TOPPING,
Manager. C. M. Powßß,S*cretary and Treasurer
93. ■' ■
TAILORING. ;3
Fine f ailoFi,
146 EAST THIRD gig.
EDUCATIONAL.
lint Sit Joseph's
ACADEMY
For tie Education of Yonns Ladles
DUBUQUE, lOWA,
Fsrscts desirous of placing thmr daughters in
a first class school, will do well to investigate
the claims of tnia institution. To the present
building, -which is both spacious and beautiful,
a large addition is being erected, which will con
tain music, exhibition and recreation halls. The
course of studies in tbe 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 aad Practice. Every ad
vantage is afforded to those who wish to pursue
a special course in painting; general instruct io u.%
in drawing are given iv ci acs- rooms. For par
ticular apply to SISTER SUPERIOR. 8544
GRATEFUL— 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. Epps 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 ot such
articles of diet that a constitution may be gradu
ally built up nntil 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 well fortified
with pure blood and a properly nourished frame."
— Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
in tins only ( % lb anc? lb ) by Grocers, labeled thus :
TATWrC PPP ! 9 Pll Homoeopathic CheiniaU
JillllLO IJITi) - UU ) London, Knolanj
"PILES! PILES"! -
A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
Ulcerated Piles, has been discovered by Dr. Wil
liam, (an Indian remedy) called Dr. WILLIAM'S
INDIAN OINTMENT. A single box has cured
the worst chronic cases of 25 years' standing. No
one need suffer five minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions and in
struments do 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
of the 4rivate parts, and for nothing else. For
sale by all druggists, and mailed on receipt of
piice, 81. NOYES BROS. _ CUTLER,Wholesale
Agent, St. Paul, Minn.
RAILWAYS.
CBaEsfiradegHi: TMMm.
THE FAST JAIL LIE!
Pullman Sleepers with Smoking Booms, and the
The finest Dining Cars ln the world are run on all
through trains to and from Chicago.
DKFABTIXa TBAINS. Z»*T*j,, I £™ y *~
Minneapolis St. Paul.
River Division.
Milwaukee & Chicago Ex.. A 1:15 pm A 2:oopm
Milwaukee & Chicago Ex..' A 8:15 pm A liuOpin
La Crosse, Dubuque, Hockj
Island 4 St. Loul« Ex C 5:10 am C 6:45 am
La Cro-se Passenger C 4:Bopm C t:ospm
lowa A Minn. Division. '■
Mason City & Davenport Ex. C B:i m C f:"onm
Calmar Accommodation . C 4:8 m(J 4:35 pm
Mnrshalltown & Dcs Moines
Kxpress E (.00 pm E 7:lspm
Hastings & Dakota Dlv. |
Milbank Xx C F:lsamC 7:ooam
Aberdeen & Mitchell Ex.... A 4:BspmA 4:oopm
auuivinu TBAixs. I Arrive I Arrive
| St. Paul. Minneapolis
Elver Division.
Chicago * Milwaukee Ex.. A f:00 am A r : 45am
Chicago & Milwaukee Ex.. A 1:00 pm A I:4spm
Past Mall C 8:25 pm C 4:oo pin
La Crosse, Dubuque, Rock
Island A St. Louis Ex.... C £:10pmG S:4spm
lowa & Minn. Division. -
Calmar Accommodation C 10:35 atn C 10:40 am
Woßon City, Sou. <fc West. Ex C G:42pmU C:sopm
Marshßlltown it Dcs Molnca
Kxprcss V I:4sainF 6:20 li in
Hastings A Dakota Dlv. j
Aberdeen & Mitchell Ex. .. A 12:30 p m A 12:05 pm
Mllhank Pa<s C 7:30 pmC 6:31) p m I
A, means dally; C, except Sundays; E, except SaiT
ni days; P, except Monday.
Additional trains between St. Paul and Minneapolis
via "Short Line," leave both cities hourly. J'or par
ticulars see short Line time tabic
St. Paul— Chas. Thompson, City Ticket Agent, 151
East Third street. Brown it Enebel, Ticket Agcuts,
Union Depot. I
Minneapolis— O. L. Scott, City Ticket Agent, No. 7
Nicollet House. A. R. Chamberlain, Ticket Agent,
Depot.
mm——m——mm——n _______________ ___________^,
KIKKE APOLIS ft 51. LOUIS RAILWAY.
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
ILc 3t7pa«P Ar. St7paul
Chicago Express *7:ooam '8:05 am
DesMoinesAKansasClty Ex. '7:00 am| '8:05 am
St. Louis "Through" Express -t2:sopni il2:2opm
Dcs Moines A KaosasClty Ex. -|2:sopm ?12:20pm
Excelsior and Winturup. . •Siaopni: M2:2opm
Chicago "Fast" Express , 11-.Hi m u7:4sam
d daily, 'dally except Snndajs. t dally except .-4.it
crday, i dally except Monday. Ticket otice St. Paul,
comer third and Sibley streets. B. A. Wliltaker, City
I Ticket and MsaangSC Agent, and Union Depot.
8. F. BOYD,
CtreialTlcket and Passenger Agent. Mlnneapol
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS & MANITOBA RAILWAY.
rABGO SHORT _.'2CBV
CHLY ALL BAIL LIKE TO ttlttUKttl AND THE BBITIBH KOBTHWEBT.
11MB 'XABLB.
. Li>w> ; Leave Mln »nlvnl j* nival Hfla
■ St. I'na . i.i-apolß St. l'aul . mapolU.
Brown's Valley. BreckenrKltfe, Wahpeton, Bjrnei-viile
__Tr*rJto ...V/T. '750801 r:Gsara *!:00pa 6„pa
¥^K_S_y_° ort " - ' * te,PN .». o, !!^?r .^.T/r^: »B=ooam £ Xoa. Q -6:2opm M. p «
W^loadAe^mmodatlc^vUMonUceUoaudC^r. J L J
6t Clond iAcwn_iodatioo,Tia Anoka and Slxßiver.... »i:4opni 4r,&pin *10:15 am 10-JO ta
teckenriCKe, Wahpeton, Cas«elton, Bope, Portland,:
_m^^^Ss^-^..^.^'i ; *»p- tw-i «*>■«
V*Op m- tram on PsJurday Vans only to Morris. 7:30 a. in. train on Monday runs only from Morrl*
BT. PAUL &c Ml-fXTK APOLIB BHOBT I_l_f __.
Leave St FenJ— tfHO am, •7:10 am, "1:20 am. VIM am. f*8:00 a m, 830 am, 0:30 am, 10*1 am, 11:11 aa
•:j.-*xj r,m, i-au p_,l4opm, 230 pm V:W>l_,iJopm, JW n m, 6-3 op in, 4:05 p m, 430 p a.
iss*up_ 6 20pm, t^op_, laißm, l*pm, 830 pm, 11:15pm.
Leave MlcneapolU— « 35a m, 7*o am, 7,1) a in, 7-3.) a m, 3-30 a ra, Si*> am, 10:31 •» m
11:80 am, ni_Jai. 12:15 pm, 15i«pm.U:.^ n. 13>:>_, 2:3) pm, 3>« pm, 4£Jo p_, 5:: SI pm, T^4> pa
' i Jfop_T7*o pm 7:35 pm, 7:55 prri, -:15 p n,tlOSO pm. __T~VS"K-nl sieeporsoa ail through train*.
gT.PACL— W. A, Tnrner, City Ticket Agent, cor. Tnird and Sltney streaw; Bmwnb Kenebei, A^»j:i
"* MI°NKLAPOLIS— }. E. Smlta, General Agent, and H. L. Matin, Tic** knew. cor. Wa*aia*to>A aaJ
Fc nrta Aye. Horth; W. H. tFtrrer, Agent, Xicollet boa<6.
LAKE MINNETONKA via. MANITOBA LINE.
Doable Track! Hiort Boat*! QuickTime!
LeaTe— a- a. p. a. p. a. p. a. p. a. p. a. j Leave— •*- a. a. a. a. a. a.m. f- «• J'-*.
'St Pael 9-.Vt J«3O 4:30 5:30 6515 11:45 Minn. Beach 7 :00 10:30
I Minneapolis 10:00 1:58 5:00 S:M 6:43 12: IS | Way znta . . . . 7 : Id 3:1) K« i" 1 "
Arrive— _a. p. a. p. a. p. a. t.m. a. a. i Arrive— a.m. a.m. a.m. km. i*. j:. i-. x
Wsvzaia 10:20 2:20 5:20 6:20 7:05 12:35 Minneapolis. 7:30 8:10 M_ '1:00
; Mian. Beach 10:30 2:30 5:30 6:30 7:15 V!: 45 | St. Panl.... b:ou V:0O H:0O 1:00 6:00 11:30
11 :45 p. ra. train on Satarday rons only to MlaaeapjlU. "Except sttcdav
I
I BUSINESS HOUSES.
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ST. FALL, - - MINN
ATTORNEYS AUD COUNSELLORS AT LAW
Stamford Newel, Attorney at Law, First N'atloa
alßank building, corner of Fourth and Jackson its.
9(1-185
Thomas O. Eaton, Koom 50, Gillillan block, St.
Paul, Minn.
ARCHITECTS. ~
E. P. Bassford, Iloora 38, Gilflllan block
H. S. TnEHERNB, C. E., 19 Gilflllan block.
A. D. IliSsiiALE, Presley block.
A. M. Badci.iff, Manniieimcr block.
J. Waltek Stevenson, Davidson block, Rooms
25 & 26.
ARTISTS'" materials.
Shehwood Hough, corner Third and Wabashaw
Stevens & Roiseets, 71 East Third street, St.
Paul.
BOOKS AVD STATIONERY.
Sherwood Hough, corner Third and Wabashaw
St. Faulßook&StatioxertCo.,l27 East Third
CARRIAGES IAaTD SLEHJBS ,~
A. NrrroLT, East Sixth street, between Jack
son and Sibley streets.
CARPETS AND WALL PAPErT"
John Matheis. 17 East Third street.
AY. L. Anuerso:,-. 12-.> East Third s treet,
~ DRY COODB---Wli6lcgale~
Auerbach, Finch & Van Slvke, Sibley street
between Fourth and Fifth.
DRY GOODS— Retail.
Lindeke. Lapp & Co.. 13 East Third Street.
CRO€ERTES--ttholesale,
P. n. Kelly & Co., 142 to 143 Eaat Third streoc.
HARDWARE AiYD TOOLS."
F. Q. Draper & Co., 53 East Third street.
JEWELERS^W~WATCH:TIAkLRS.~
Emil Geist, 85 East Third street.
LOORIIYG CLASSESi
Stevens A Eobkbtson, 71_aat Third street, li '
Paul.
picTtRESAYDFRAIES.
Stevens <Ss Kojiektson, 71 East Third street, i~
Paul.
fttryß"MAß"nts."
Cr.tPPEN * Upson. 74 East Third street.
Vr. H.Gauland, 41 East Third street.
WWEB AyPLIQIJORS— WhoIesaIe!
B. Krni, A Co., Wholesale dealers vi liquors ml
wines; 194 East Third street, St. Paul.
""WHOLESALE _________ "~
An-nnnt, 'W_u_k it Abbott, 186 and __ ___
Third street.
— »
WHOLESALK HARDWARE.
STBOHoi _*C— RS *CO4 —8 toils "East Fourth
street.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE
St. Pan! Rail-way T'm*» Tahlna.
Cf-tlC__.o-U.
St. Paul, MiDiisapoiis _ Omalia
AND
ciai & iniiWuStffl
RAILWAYS.
THE ROYAL ROUTE,
EAST, SOUTH AND WEST.
Minneapolis! St. Paul.
Deb Moines fast Exp'.-ess. .. 17:15 am; 17:00 a m
Fast Chicago Express j 't :15 pm "9:oo pm
Fast Atlantic Bx | M:lspm : *2:oopm
Sioux City A Slonx Falls. .. ] I7:l!ain ■"i-.'.Qa. in
Shakopee and Merriam Jet. j '6:80 am,
Omaha and Kansas City j '4:Bspm! -.'8:50 a:u
Chicago Local Express ] 17 80 am! -ftfiOJa iv
Central WlsconsliiExprcss..; 17:30 am it>:osa-u
SI nkopeo and Merriam Jet. ' *2:30p m. *4:05p n
JLake Superior bpnsi..,. fT'-OOnml 17:40.1 n
Stillwater and Klver Falls.. T»:80 a in 10:05 a n
Stillwater and Klvcr Falls.. I 44:30pml 15:05pm
St. Paul & Pierre Ex I *12:05nlght '11:30 pin
Dining Cars the finest ln the world and luxurloui
Smoking Room Sleepers on all fast trains to Chicago.
St. Paul A Picnc Ex *8:00 a in "2:30 am
ClilcagoDay Express »1:00 a in '6:45 an
Merriam Jet. nnd Shakopee. *J2:80 pin "I :00 pin
Chicago Night Express *1:00P— '1:45 pin
Sioux City &. Sioux Falls. .. 18:25pm 17:55pm
OmihuauJ Kansas City. .. 12:45 pm "12:15 pm
JLnke Superior K\ press | 16:20pm 17:l'0p :n
Merriam Jet. and Shakopee "8:15 pm '9:ospm
Chicago Local Express 15:25 pm 1G:00p a
Central Wisconsin Express. 15:2.-1 pm 16:00 p a
RiverFallß .' 19:25 am 110:00 a a
Klver Falls... 15:25 pm 10:00 pin
Dcs Moines Fast Express... _ 18:25 pin i7:Mp:O,
♦Dally. t Kxc( -'l >t Sundays 8 trains to Stillwater.
i Lake Superior K.vpnsi comers at Waahb-ira
with steamers of Lake Superior Transit Co. for thu
east. ..
fo^Tlckcts, sleeping car accommodations, and ul
Information can be secured at
No. 18 Nicollet House block, Minneapolis,
J. CHARUONNEAC, Ticket A?ent.
IT. L. MARTIN, Agent. Sdlnneapolis Ujpofc.
Correr Third and Jackson streets, St. Paul.
CHAS. 11. PETSCH, City Ticket Agent.
ENEBEL A BROWN, Agents, St. Paul Union Depot
Mnttrtwtmvkt
TUE NEW
" Overland Eonte !"
TOE ONLY t.tSV. T">
Portlfiiri. 0r«„ and \h Pafilic, FForfhwst
The "Pioneer Line" between St. J'anl,
Minneapolis, Moorhead and Fargo, and ttta
ONLY Line running Dining Curs ««'*«*
Pullman Sleepers tte.twei n those points.
i Leave
Dei arting Trains. I Leave Mlnueap.
St. Paul. oils.
Pacific expretw I *4:"spm •4:45pm
Fargo day exproxa; 17:55 am 1m::)5 ara
Far«o and Mandan nltfht ox | •H:00 pin "HAOiirb
Dining car-. I'lilluiHii (tacper*. t .legunMay Oode_ss,
second- class coaches, and emigrant sleeping oars
between St Paul. Minneapolis Fargo, Dak.ian't
Portland, Ore., wit boat change. Horton redlining
chair cars on Fargoday expre»«, without extra chargq
for ladles, or gentlemen accompanied by ladles hold
ing first-class tickets.
l Arrive j
Arriving Trains. J Minneap- | Arriva
oils. St. Paul.
Ailantlo express j •11:50 am j*l2:3<ipia
Fargo day express .. 16:20 pm 16:55 p n
Fargo aud Mandan night rx I '7.10 a m 1 "7^50 j. a
•Dally. Tfcxcep. Sunday.
City offlce.Ht Paul. 323 (old N0. 431 Jaekaon4'.r9«t.
City office, Mlnueapolla, No. 10 Nicollet house.
CHAS. S. FEE.
General Pa-wt tiger Agent
