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FINANCIAL
AITZRKOON REPORT.
New York, Not. 18.
■ Monny at \<CU\ % per cent. Bar »l!ver. f 1.074.
Stock* — Strung and higher the put hour and
at present' the market is within a fraction of the
highest point of tbe day. Stocks qaiei and gen
eruil} li mii until lilt- dose, when there was more
activity and mi advance in prices. Chicago, Mil
wankre &m. Paul, Lake Shore and Delaware,
LackHwanna & Western were the feature*. The
market clotted strong.
Morning Hoard '.'notation*.
COVeiINMLNTv
'Threes 101 Fours coupon*. . .121 ft
4J-i»do 113»i PacincOnof '«•>.. 126
■Mutt. .
/dam* Express. .l3l N. J. Central ... 414
Allegheny Cent.. -34 North' n Pacific... 18=,
Alton ,*: T. 11.... 20 do preferred... 43 «,
do preferred... 75 Northwestern.... |Tj
American 34 do Preferred. ..124
8.. C. K. AN + ... 55 N. S. Central... 88«<
Canada Southern. 31 , N.Y..C 4 -it L. !>%.
Central Pacific... 33!* do preferred... 7
Chicago A 11 ....128 UhioCentral 2«i
do preferred... 144 Ohio* Mi»s I7J
C..U. &ti 120 do preferred... 61
C.,St.L. &N. 0.. 84 Ontario A Went.. 114
C.,S.* Cleve... M O.K. A H 704
Cleveland A Col.. 34 Oregon Trans.... It)
aware * U... MM Pacific Mail 515,
Del.* Lack 105,'» Panama. 98
Den &H. . . . 94 Peorla, D. A E... 1314
El "ie 13 Pitteburz; 137'/.
•do preferred... '»'« Reading 22?{
Fort Wayne..... 120 Hock Inland Ill)
Han. &St. Joe... 284 m.L. AS. F 20/J
do preferred... MM do preferred... 87
Harlem 185 dc pref'd. . . *3
IJoueton* Tex.. 82 >,il. & St. Paul... 754
lllinoir Central. ..ll7 do preferred... 104
Ind., li 4 West.. 14?{ ft. Paul * Man.. 80
Kanras* Texas.. JO 1 , ti.l'aulA O'di.. 28? i
lake Erie & W.. UK do preferred... 874
Luke Shore G7& .Texas Pacific 12ft
L'villeA Naeh... 25 Union Pacific... M
L. N. A. A C 10 United States 61
W. 4. C. Ist pfd. 10 Wab., St. L. A P. 4%
do2d pref'd... 5 do preferred... II)
Memphis A C 20 Wells* Farg0. ..107
Mich. Central.... 59 « West. Union T. 59 75
Mtea'e*Bt.L... llii Quicksilver I
do preferred... 254 do preferred... M
Wo. Pacific 932| Pullman Pal. Car. 110
JJoMle&Ohio 04 «... St. L. & Pitts. 8
JUorrip & l->Rcr..J22 do preferred... 164
X., C. &St. 1.... 37
•AdlceX tiiid. iOlerti. I Ex. Int. JEx.
civ.
■•BUM REPORT.
Money easy at 1(&14 per cent., closed offered 1.
Prime mercantile paper 6®S per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers' bills at i4.bl;
do. ex. demand, £4.84%.
Produce exports for tbe week, $7,080,000.
Governments— Closed firm.
Railroad Bonds — Strong.
State Securities— Quiet.
Stocks — The stock market opened generally
firm but soon weakened, prices declining '-*(T{.i^
per cent, on reports of a further rut in rates by
the trunk lines. Union Pacific fell off %, per
Cent, to 49^{, Chicago & Northwestern Y % to
86 X, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western & to
105. Lake Shore % to 67 and Western Union Tel
egraph 4 to 5914, and before 11 o'clock there
was a rally and during tb« remainder of the day
the market wan firm on slight fluctuations. Bum
lnesn was le«s active than yesterday, tbe sales
•showing a falling off of nearly 100,000 shares.
In the afternoon the strong stocks were Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul, Lake Shore, Delaware,
Luckawanna A Western, New York Central,
Union Pacific and Western Union Telegraph.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul advanced to
754, Lake Shore to 68 >4, Delaware, Lackawanna
& Western to 1064, New York Central to 88
Union Pacific to 50 "4 and Western Union Tele
graph to 60?4 . There were frequent reactions,
but the market left off with many shares at tbe
highest figures of the day. Compared with lust
•night the closing prices are %&I'4 percent,
higher except for Canada Sonthern, Delaware A
'iuilhon and Northern Pacific, which are ?i©J£
per cent, lower. Union Pacific unchanged.
The transactions aggregated 190.000 shares:
Delaware, Lackawanna A Western 21,000;
Lake Shore 21,000; Chicago A Northwestern
17,000; New York Central 12,000; Chicago. Mil
ivaukee & St. Paul 26,000; Union Pacific 42,000;
iVetstern Union Telegraph 20,000.
MININO STOCKS.
The mining market was moderately active to
lay, the tpeciul features having been SuiroTuu
lei, which was weak at 10©ll@10 regnlar. The
otln-r.e alt-c were Aniie at 4&5, Kutekn i seller
«n,'lJbrii Silver 4<S©4CO, Iron Silver <;:. seller
.hirty. Martin bite 2% Sonora Consolidated 3,
Consolidated Pacific Dl@9OQ9l, Mexican 50,
Silver Cliv! Iu&:>, B«Ue Isle 30, North Belle Islo
SO, Standard 52 and Plymouth 154.
iipii. ■ - • ■ »AM nujß>Mw« MINIVii.
Alia 55 Hale A Norcroas.2so
lielcher 50 Mexican 55
Beat A Belcher.. 100 Ophir 55
l.odie C0nb01 . . . . % Polosi 75
(hollar 175 Savage 75
Con. Cal. & Va. . . 10 Sierra Nevada.... 45
Coutol. Pacific... 93 Union C0u501 .... 50
Crown Point IS Utah 30
Could & curry... 60 Yellow Jacket. . .1124
BOSTON* RAILROAD AND MIN'IN'U.
Following are the clotting prices at laa Stack
Exchange to-day:
Old Colony 144 Ateh.ATop.lst7s 120
Allouez .M. C 0.... -■ 1 do land crant 7* IIS
Calumet A; 11 146 Eta crn H. K. Us. .113 %
Catalpa 22 4 Atch.&Top. U.K. 71
Franklin 7 Bo?t. A Albany. .lo74
Cjuiniy 30 1 Bost. & Maine... 101
. 1 lint P pfd.. 884 C, B. A«i liiO^
Oeceote 9 Cm.. S. A Cleve.. 11 4
Huron .* ' 4 Eastern It. X .... 40
V ulei Power '-''i L. K. & Ft. S. ... 20
lioslonLand 5 K. Y. A N. li 10!4
LO.VJIOX MOSET AN'l) STOCKS.
Amount of bullion gone into the Bank of
England, £70,000. StEjS
Consols— :• if :, Illinois Central... 120
Money 100 15-16 Perm. Central.... r.2 i
For acc't..lol 1-16 Reading ll?i
Erie 13 4 Canadian Pacific. 454
doseronds 524 Mil. A St. Paul... 77*f
K. Y. Central 914
Afternoon lii>ir t Quotation*.
Stocks ail Daali cijijl a: lad toUawlk|
prices Jid: ;
OOVISRICHEXTS.
Three per cents.. 100^ Fours coupons... 122
(Ks coupons.... 113 i P.i0.1- ti.-i of 'Jj..i.'O
STATB HONUr*.
La. consols 72 Term. 6s. new ... 38
•Missouri 6s 103 4 Virginia 0s 87
St. Joe Hit Consols^.... .38
Tciiu. ti*. 01d.... 384 Deferred -6'
KAlMltlAlt BONDS.
C. P.Bonda: Ist. 108 \\ .U. P. land grant. .lOG'i
Erie seconds..... 50 ' i Sinking fund. . . . 113 \
Lehieh& W* 924 Tex. P. grant 3.. 38
fci.PiiSi 8.0. 15t. 1154 Qoitio G. div.. 'o'i\i
I. P. liuuda.lbl.
BTOOKH. '
Auams Express.. 1 32 Mobile A 0hi0... 64
Allegheny Cent.. 34 Morris A Essex;. l22
Alton A T. H.... 20 N\, O. & St. L... M
1 do preferred... 75 N.J. Central.... 41J£
American 94 Norfolk W. pt. 22
8., C. K. A N.... 52 Northern Pacific 184
Canadian Pacific. 434 do preferred... §M%
Canada South' n.. 30 North tern.... 874
Central Pacific . . . 32 do preferred ... 1 24
Chesapeake &O. 5 Ohio Central gaj
dolstpref'd... 94 N.Y. Central SSJi
do2d prefd... 5 Ohio A Miss 18
Chicago* A1t. ..1284 do preferred... 51
do preferred... 144 Ontario «Votti.. 1 1 > 4
C..8. AVi 121J4 Oregon 704
C..St.L.A N O. i' 2 Oregon Trans.... 18 ! ,
C..St.L.*Pitti.. 8 Oregon Im^. 20
do preferred... 16 Pacific Mai1..:... sl?£
■C.S. A Clove... 23 Panama 98
Cleveland A Col. .- 34 P#-or:a. D. A 11... 13
Delaware* U.... 89 Pittstmrs 1374
Del.* Lack 106?j Pullman Pal. Car. 110
Denver R. G... 94 Readme 22%
Erie 13^ itock Islaal. ...1104
do preferred... 26 M.i. 4 s. f iJil
EattT.. V. A ii.. 4Si do Dref erred... 37
do preferred... 7 00 Ist pref'd. .. 80
Fort Wayne.,... 1 .'5 . Mil. & St. Paul... Ti%
Ban. &St. J00... 384 do preferred.. .lo4 i",
do preferred... 884 tt.Paul* Man...' SO ,
Harlem 185 M.Paul A Om'a.. 2Sii
Houston* Tex.. 30 do ureferrei. . ! . 874
Illinois Central ... 1 1 7 i 4 Texas : Pacific .... l*||
lnd., B. & West.. 1.) -Union Pacific... 50
Kansas* Texas. . 15 United States .... 51
Lake Erie A '.V.. 114 VV..St L. * P.... 4^
Lake Shore.. ... oi i do preferred... 11
Louisville* N... 244 Wells* Farg0. ..1074
L.. N. A . & C. . . . 10 Western U. T . . . . CO 14
M. &C. Ist pfd.. 10 Horaestake . ... 94
do?d pref'd... 5 iron Silver 63
MeroFbls* C... 204 Ontario 19
s! icb. Central.... 59 Quicksilver
Minr's A St. L... 11 do preferred... 30
do preferred... 25 South. Pacific
Missouri Pacific. 03% Sutro... 11
•Asked Noaales. ;Oi.rei. «Kx. mat.
coup. {Ex. div. |Ex.inL , -Ex. coup.
Junketing .
The president of the board , of trade received
an invitation for himself and half a dozen .mem
bers of the board from the citizens of Decorah to
join in the festivities connected with the opening
of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids A Northern rail-
Toad to take place on .'the 20th lnst. Me»sr>.
Harper, Mcllrath, Schute, Griggi, Jag*lr and
Grant, with President Hubbard. were appointed
M a delegation.
The committee* from the board of trade cham
ber of commerce and jobbers' union held a meet-
Ing this morning and concluded to give the citl-
Mi of Watertown and Waverly a handsome re
ception on their visit to St." Paul on the 25th
lnst. and a committee was "appointed to make the
Arrange menu. '
COMMERCIAL
St. Pact, Not. 19.— U 1* finished ' The g. o.
p. died hard, but at last It 1* dead, and tbe world ■
, if moving on again just a* thongh no presidential,'
election had taken place. 'I be day* of vntpense
were d.-.Mi of terril.le calm— cairn iii'lii- iafol-'f
lowed by mighty «o:niii-i< n- . bet hap: for !
this great nation the little spark which would '
i have raited the po.iiinl ciemcDH into their wild
est fury wan not fout.'J and — the worhi do move
' a^'Miti. The day* of ratper.»icn. however, were
! not characterized iiy great aciiviiy; is«n roclJ
|do little cite than taik and -; ■.:«■,(■ upon ibe
chances of a 'count on:" &:;■'. roLncqucntly basi
| nets suffered. Darin;; (be v>c<k immediately
! following tii* election tli<- wn^e »ere pretty ■
| well mtbfictl a* to the c?cji and l ai-intrs '
I spurted up consideraMy. but ufcr.u rumors of '
underhand tricks and rrafr. device* fitm'el \
about. It ait men catch thtlr .!.•:<:!: and bu-i
--1 ness became in a menmrc c> •,.■•. id. «!.' -The.!
j carrying trade report* »lum 2 &.>:, .
i of in>i>ii- iirnu^ht into jJit- •1 :y dnrins it* trcak
ending \<-fiiraa>. v. hi -»- ttie receipt* I(.r the
Ml 'i. :. ..' on the 11th were 8.483; Hi!- shown
' a gain of lit cars; bat tbe shipment* iril' oS I
217 caie. .<•,!,_■ 1,164 gaii.r>t l.&bl. The heavy
rfceip.B are due greatly to one Mem. ttiat of fuel,
which amounted to ■ out one lhou*aodVars.' ; It j
,is interesting to notice the %t\ a: hau^e wlmh j
has been made within a yea/ or to la the n.ac rial ;
used for fuel: \vui;e formerly ten cars of wouJ
were used to one. of coal, to-rtay thr-e car* of i
I coal are u*ed to one cf wood and t.'.> en I point '
of economy. Compared to the week ending'
November 11th, the week under review- doe* col
chow favorably In the matter of '•raercuanulxe"
i received and chipped. TIM receipt* were Hi
cars only, while for the previews week .
they were 5;!7 cars. The shipra-uU j
were 663 cars, against «26 for the prevKiu* •
week. Thin in a fining ol of over b and 10 per
cent, apparently in iui- general win, e-.-.le Ml .- j
nee* of the city. Nor is this all The river re
ceipts and shipments for the pact week were '•
only HO; and 175 tens respectively, while the]
former utei showed K)J and 443 tone. Oue
ti.u. only came in Had Mi sreatoal during the '
wrik and that one wn» tbe lust for ibe *enson. |
It wou Ml appear, theieiorc, thai !or »unte cause ■
j 01 otiiei the jobbing hotter lu.ve iioi Lern ei«r- '
crowded wiih business and a core inrefUgaliyn !
confirms tli:- suspicion. Tbe cuubc it two fold:
the bright, mild and ulnvi-t t-uinmer weather, ,
and that alluded to at the beginning of this re
view.
The lull In business seems to have nCtcted.
with one or two exceptions, - i very branch of
trade, even grocety houree, which, up to new, !
seemed to be independent of surrounding clr- j
cutnttauces, have »ecn, at last, one week of dull- j
ness; business with these hitherto busy hives of J
commerce has '<( ii extremeiy quiet' during the '
week. The market generally is steady but there
will be found iuu:iy changes in the prices car- j
rent all in favor of the purchaser. Cofle< * are |
firm witn an upward tendency: teas art steady i
and qniet: rUgar* arc about steady but can !
hardly baoaAaa' firm: domestic dried fruits, in- j
eluding apples, are weak aud lower: canned
i fruit* are steady .li-li are weak.especially patted i
herrings which are marked considerably lower:
Trie leather market continues very linn
and steady, tu<t demand for both
sole ami uppers has slightly i,,.
i creased, and buemers during the week in all |
boot, shoe and burije>-n makers' supplies has
been little better. Trade, however, ha* not
been particularly rttshiug. The improvement
mentioned last week in connection with lim-h -.1
iron and steel goods continued during tbe week
uniicr review, «iid to some little exleut increased.
The demand dm in;; the past two day* for smith's
goods would Urn ■ indicate quite a lively revival
of eiiMih s work Uiiougboutthe noUhwei-t;prires
are unchanged. General hardware i- quiet and
steady, with a good, healthy business
especially in shelr goods; a little more enquiry
has been made for sloven with.v the last day or
two. The only changes In prices current are in
nails, which arc marked down a.-am be. During
the past week dry goods have oeen very dull;
business in fact for the first part of tbe wick
was uinior-t at a standstill. Ihe warm un.-e.ieou
able weather and tbe glorious uncertainty of the
political outcome were tulli ient to paralyze all
trade. Monday brought colder weatht-r, and
Tuei-duy showed even still more rigs* of winter
coming in right good earnest, and the conse- '<
quence was a general looking up of business. City !
retailers have been filling their lines and sorting
up generally and one lain jobbing aaaaa has
hud more city bnyers in during the past ten day*
than they have had all the »ca»on. all nould
indicate that if the weather were to turn severely <
cold the dry quods baatoaai would greatly im
prove. The same remarks apply to | munufac
tured fur?, which have been very quiet and <".ull.
Notions, iaces, white goods and fuafy holiday
goods have brcn extremely quiet. There are
no changes of Importance to noii<-e in dry goods
and notions price lists. Hoots and shoes have
fii'i»iia slightly increased activity in « inter
goods, but business is not all it would be if winter ;
weather' were to set i.i. Drugs are quiet I
and steady with but two exceptions, i
iodine (and all it* prepnrations) and quicksilver,
which are strong and higher. Fancy toilet art!
clcs are clow, and in fact holiday goods of every i
kind— in dry goods, stationery, porcelain, per
fumery, etc., move oS but very slowly. There
has been, and it appears as though there will be,
no demand lor holiday good- equal to what there
has been in former m. Lumber remains very
quiet for the reasons mentioned in these columns
a week ago. Now that the whole excite
ment and the vexed unrertainty
of the election have terminated i
merchants are looking forward for at lean two ,
or tbree good nveks ■>( • aataaM before the holi
days, aad .-houid the p'e-ent weather iast they !
.are not likely t.i be disappointed. The follow,
log prices current have ocea revised ana care
fully corrected:
bl.l-ACi •■«•»« -,Lr UtKKKr-
Oroi»ri«» «■ il •r.M«r*'Kt.nttliM. •
For«ii((ii Dried Fruii. t mn.
Layer raiwius ...J*» Oeo'»codoM 50^.5.0 i
London laytira, .... i IJ BonttieM r011*. . . 7
liddi'i" mu»catels..3 7* •• strip*, XX.. C,
V'H\fiicioa, ..., nf " ■ 61b bo» a
Kuluna 13* Oal. wiltnou, , b 725
SeedlesH, mats 5 75 Family mackeral..«i Uj
PrnnM.T'rklah 6 No. 2 " 6 SO
Currants,.,. BV4 No. 1 mod. " 7 t)0
Citron 88 No. 1 «tior« " In 7 i
Domostlo '<ried Fruits Extra mem.'i bb! 12 '0
N. Y. sl'd 'd ap's 6U So. 1 trout. >, " 521
N.Y.qt'i" drM ap 1 * & No.l white nun,-* t.5 fit
M'.chqrs " " .. Herring, bbls 40)
OWo '* " " -. " H bbl.. ...2 25
lud'aqrs " .-**'.. " i, bb1.... 14i !
Alden dr'd ap'f> bbl 9 v kite... . 46 I
Aldon " ■ ox 9 4 ** H0)1and....l v I
Half puaches IV mnw . 5
Mixed peaches I | driod^box SO j
Peeled pe*cho*... 16^ j
California peaches .... Coffee.
California plum*.. 20 Faztcy Rio 154
Pitted cherries.... 16 I rime 15 H
BAApberries , 2S Good roasting. 1O\«( 11 I
Blackberries 9>fc Muooa 30 I
Fair...; 14 ■
Canned Ooods. Java, o. g 25»x.*) ■
DO2OD .->yrui>. H
3lb stand peachesl 99 Oonimon molasses 17 | H
Sib ads " ]00 N. O. do. fair .. 5 )■
21b stand " 165 S. O. do, choice. . .70 ■
21b 'Ms " 140 6yrup. fair 30 ■
eibpie M a -J8 8-rup. *.i»far 32C40 I
31b pie •* 125 Srnap. choice .. M ■
Gallon apples Sr2e2 5 • be additional laH bbis. ■
Mb tomato** . 110 i, additional la 6(ilui»l I I
21b tnmat f» y- keca. ■
2 lbo'e oysters sn'dl 85 Cordasre-
Ub v " 11 BisaJ—
lib *• slack to K^lineh •; FU I
2lb M w ■ 1■» 12 thread or ? ;tnnh 9
lib salmon...'. ...1 61 6fi X or >^ Inch . . . v--.
21b M ..2 5J Manilla—.
2Hlb " 303 sUStuch . UK
C lb lobsters Jit 1 12 thr«adorX Inch
lib ' .......a m 6€»or \ tnrh .. 15«4
lib little neckolcinl ii Luth »m v. tarred li !
Ilb . " " - i W ■ B«-<! C»r.; — . !|
21bcn'tcB«n 2 75 Jute... '. lli
2 11) turkey 290 g thread Sinai.....: «j
Eaflemilk..: ....200 « tlir-n.l +aI . .2 M
An." s»t. m!U..I « f thread Manilla..! a
I;. 'f wirdinesVcen U OatMl 175
Qoarters li Sugars.
2I! rn-iii>rrrl«»...l 35 A coffee, i>Uuitl«rd •«' 1 ; I
2 11. bifcckberri**..! 00 B do 6 i
211 r«l cherries.. 1i) EstraC.. ' ».
211- white " .1 <B Yellow C '.' ft?:
Vlb <]uitic«K 1« G:- in; C'«
•-II ■■(■t |llU3!-.. ..1 Si) li^cil-eil . ... 7\i
lil «-eu^ft4<e* . . 150 Crushed 7*.
2lb paan ;..l 75 Cut 10af...*,...:... 7»i
lb pinf tipples, !t»- .« vl - ■_ •■:
bi.nn brand. ...IN Roar- %»„
2 It hi riiiß b«aa«. 1 ') Mmij*«oit h<mp Co- -
2lb lima •' .. M White LU| ..:... 6h
.' Jb common oeaa. 75 ItiM-<- <;uroa iv
'ill' marrowfat " 181 ituperiHi ....;....] t
2lnsmall " 175 •Iliiu<>Mtta .' 6
2 Ibdain»onft 1U Star .'.'.'^ 'gu
1 lli«uccotHf.h.. .:.l » 0*rman. .."........
2 ibYanuouthonrul SI Bine ' .-.. 5
Cal<. frur Ltu>k. . .3 >) 1 Mo:n'a> g\nrr. I2ut>". 3
Boston beaux 163 Mottled *'»-iil.-... 9
21b je'.1ie5. ....... 2 li) White 10 6
lllij-llirs 140 'Cut cast, t., doz.. 64
Tumbler jellies. .. 8) Cnratnii oil. 2 | dil. OB
% gal apple butt. .8 VI Star o«ndle«.ri ViA
l 4 gal peach do.. .4 7J ■*• Blue India. 6
■: nal plum do .4 7 "5 White Rumlan tJT
% pal quince d 0.. .4 7J •* Satinet . .
M gal pear do 4 li
l i gkl minoe;ueacs M Sandnet.
2 1b corn beef Q 75 Nutmtwa. CS
llboorti borf ...SjJ Catwla 11
Jib tin'! feet.. ..3 i) Gloves "..2a
Alloplce -H)-
Pepper « 17
Nuts. Pounds Sairo . . . .*..".. .'. ;. I* JHs> ■§
i. 8. Almonds.....* 18 Tapioca 6
Filberts. 12 Fnlicrm cheese^. :5
Brazils 7^ Maccra.inl 10
Walnuts, Naples.. IS Vermicelli in
Peanuts.. IS Oat2s«alNorthSUr4 »0
Pecans..... U MM. H. P. beaas. 1.5 i
, 1 •-.-■ Kary beans 175
Pickles. Hominy ; 4 do
Medium, bbls 5 SO Hops
■-■**. Si bbls. .3 H Woodenwar*.
Small, bbl<. CSO 9 hoop pails 185
do H bbls. .....3 75 8 Loop pa 115 ......1 *)
3w't pice's bb15...14 SO Paper paila .. 360
Mixed English. ..13 00 No. 1 tubs ....8 05
ieg 4,5 gal smaU.3 M 80. 2 tubs.. ......7 35
THE ST. PAUL DAILY GLOBE WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 191884.
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■ H •■-> i 7 \m. <*'.■-% 9
■ i>K V ... -.. g Atlantic DD. 104
■ OOTTOWs rxr»' v. rti
■ 4-4 N.Y. Wills ire; \»unikM« *>+
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H \:2'.i-k»-akf 94 *•
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■ " hmrj IS* 6-in. Otttr Creek ...U
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■ **. 0 6 X *Un V«»rraoa City R. 7
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■ Chatham 33 American A IP 6(
■ L.«hil 314 UwMn %i
■ aurk A 71*.
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Am<MkM« 14 Xi Lawrcne* AA....11
Columbian XXX.... " 00 IS
Cirrfi-U.-c T IS Cncft«rtU« IS
OIN AXA It M titr«ll 104
OIJ- IB 13 ii..Uic »4
Wi«rr«n AXA 11 Oakland A 104
. BH 13 " !S4
Old York £.ur!» IS HI. L«wreoe*BA....l4
f BkilWN UIU.
Bo«toa X 10 T«rrac*9os IS
XX... 104 " AA I>4
Plymouth 7 at U ■ A UK
Drnn. I* int«. ni a. Ac
Acid Act-lie in ui.iiiiijiiu.ii.. 440
Acid 63 Gum rth«liao.. 38
Add Solpb 1 Hemp ti««d... j>;^
Add Tart 49 lodlae Ppt.... 3fa
Alcohol ...... lp*oac,puwd*r 100
Alurr 4 Jalai>,powd < ed 36
A We, Gap 30 LlcortcaexPct 3*
Akj. A'iua ' 8 Morphine •33
Al. Curb 18 NiL .Stiver.... H3
AniiHto U Oil A"»i«e 310
A It 111— 1 2V31 so Oi. Cedar to
Balaam Cop ... • CLCiOve* 110
BalMim Tot «... 61 OHLemon.... 180
Barif-s Pern red 40 OU Oriirannm.. M
" yellow ii OH On v«, pare 160
buy Kuu.Vkh!3 2»t- ' 5 Oil Pep.... 3 3HS! 55
Hi Curb K.tda.. t« a Oil Sa«-fraa».. ft
Borax 11" Potash. Chi... 20
britaoton* roll. I Pru*. Potaah.. 38
o*l,. 1. 11 Am... 70 Quicksilver... an
uniotnel, Em?... 110 Qul&i&e 130
ltl\.- .«. pare.. 36 K»d Precipitate 83
. . » RUof*.roo*.. «4U OS
••■nnii-3^* Hal f 5* *o"*«vl»x...tM?l 00
-•• -- .. ... 19') PWTf»ir. f»H) 8
Chloroform.... 0J Hal Soda ; S
CochlDAal .:.... 40 Fal Nitre, pure 9
Cream Tartar.. 25 Seada, Canary 4H
** pore.... 89 ** flax,gr*<l 3V
Emery 10 8«ona 2C
Ralta.... « Sulphnr 6
ii Loirwood... 13 8o£«r Lend... IS
Gam Arabic.... 60 Ep. torprattne 43
" aorta £0 S><lrlu Nitre.. 84
" powdered.. 46 VltroL Bin*... 8
Oil*, *C
Llu»««d. raw 63 Whale, extra TtfM
boiled W Whale. No. 1 7i^.i
Hif^rhAO »p«rm....l V » ..i.iu-p-'d . lzttil
Lardoil,ex 64664 Qaaolin*, « dp*.... 2:
M Ho. 1 66«i54 B-nrtne. 74 dm* li
Benzine, 63 da* I
wixdow oi^aa.
rxlO first qaallrr..H in 10x16. firm qoaltty.. 00
9x13 flmt quality. .B M Hull, first quality. . 864
J»xl6 Ar-t quality..- i»J 13x14, flrtt quality.. 8 M
10x13 Cr«l quality. .B )ki 12x16, tr»t quality., 864
10x14 first quality. .B 00 13i1K, f.rsi qn«llrr.. •■(
0 per cent discount. In 23 box lota 70 and 5 par
cent.
WSnBUUD.
Strictly par*
lota of SUUponnd* 6 61 Tina 0 n
. PUKE MIXKT) rum.
In can* or pau«, qm-w. half tfailnn^one gallon
and two gallon*, packed six icallouj lneaM.
per iral
Ou'sideaad inalde white „..! , c
Jet black *1 n
lir,.ln. »uil coaimon h<>Ua« c010r5.... 1 |
Ho<ir colors 1 }>■
Iron paints...... .*; H jH
Ho. 7 Tr»-ii ] and No. It (blue) 1 ?9
No. 9 [ vermilion' , '..3 "vU
li<.-»i- %nd Shoe*. I
Men's en*. Freucn oaif D. H. upera boots .54 oo|
peroaae _ M ixH
M«-ii» cur. French kip D. 8. b00m.. ........ 45 vflM
Men's cos. French kip D. R. boots 13 i> ■
Men 1 * DM calf D. S. opera boots .' 45 ofl
Men's con. calf D. 8. «piit back boots 40 orfl
Men's cub. gruln crimp 11 in. v. S. b 0t5.... 36 <ol
Men's cus. (rrala D. H. boots * 33 ■ol
M-s' cu».calf S D. Pol .".*" 17*
Mlw>«»' i-u-.c<!f 4 B. pot ' 13)1
Child* cv«. calf S. B. Pol '" 10l
Artie* i'i>l nr> «r good*. lncl"dlnsf specialities I
Ss per cent from list. Kanr exoiuders are nra
at the advance of 13c p pair.
Leather etc
Buffalo man vote ex. best Sift S3
liurfalo •lao sola best -JA j(
Lutlalo spitninb «o!e 27* Si
l!e>i ».il( « If *J <»v 4 j
French calf, 34 to 80 tit *120ttl9C
Frtuch calf, SO to 86 t* i"*. 1 2^r 7£
French kip. mto lor *>s mci j lS
Hri;)UK'k raJf •' ..".V.V.V.'I 0f»ll a
Hemlock kip veil .'!.!!! MMil 0C
Ueralock upper, par foot ....;... ".'. 23« i a
ll i-mlock collar, per foot '.".'.'.'..'.'.'. 17K IS
Hemlocx Karnew .*. &*ft S3
Oak harness .".V.V.V.V.V 844) 3h
Roan*. o»r doi '.'.'.'.'.'.M 604J1J onl
Pinks. p«r daz..... ......,.$9 ouj|io 00l
Rarftwart,
A»ur#r»— B*«>tn. 8. cut, raw au. per oent... X
J«-3iiina-«. 4 .
Ao«;<«r biu ri«««t O. 8. cat. le«» dia. per cent 6
Butts— W. u^bt narrow, dlf count. Pj
V ri.n in loo«« pin. dlooount. ci
Cast » oru, diocnunt.
Chlwl»»-b*icket framlnir. d'.MMnnt ! (1
-■ 0 v nrmer. d!«t^«out. «
I>raw:iu( ..i^i^-llviC. -v, dlaooant "... 6
Filw*— NichoUou, diocoont 5
Il'Uweis Rtnip and T. 'il«count 606 3U
w>«inch«>n. Co«*s eenulne, <Jl«ooant ..*'. a
Coe'i« 1 citation dikcoant. . 60(310
Ax**— Hunt* "'" I.£
Pe*rle»s. .....'.'..'.'.'.!! 73s
Peer!*** double bit ,M"I Ua^
>iulux-k«. lon* <-nHrr ***" ' o<i
Chump— Osble, S-l« inch, 1b... iTu
Cable, \ inrh AB, ..I'/.I
Trace. !oo«, V pair ; ••-••
Tnipp, short. V pair .. ----■•--.
»eIL V pair .'""1 L
Onffp* mtlK Wilson*, V dozen... ' »At
Wood buck. No. / . jr.
Na3ni . .'::.":..":;. ••*
HKmmrT*— Maydole*s No. 1 4, ad« eye ""* (v
towi^ll's 4m
Handle* No. 3 ? £
no. 1 ■.".■.■.■.■.■■.;;;: ;£>
Phaved. extra 5*
Hatchets— ShinsMne Kn. 3 V docen.".; g on
Rhinylimr No 3. V dosea **** ton
Claw. 60c V dozen airanee „ "** t M
Stove — Dix«n'« V irroai * « i,
Scoops— fiteeL No. 4
- >->» ; .v.v.v:. #»6o
** No. 6 " «60
Scoops. Iron, No. 4. '"_ TBu
1 n • ■.■.■.■.*.■."■
** fi ( 4 Jffl
Screws, patent jrimlet point, "di».. per oent'.! * 7ofl
C«r'-ifcir<" bolts, dls. pet cant., new list... * - H
Lork- and knobs, new lint ; ' *" . H
Nails, in to <M ; I "'.'.'.' jyl
Carina nails, above common..!* *.!!!....** <y " "Oiß
Fiaishina nail*, above onmmon...!!******* j 01H
Clinch calK above common. . ' * " *-* **-** ' - 1 <«l
Tin plates Kfxl4. lc "J : ' ■
Pit tin, per lh " "'. " 3sH
(»h»^t iron, common No. 17, D*V*l"b* 3 «l
, Junlata, So advance • 3=«
Cbarooal. 34c advance ■
Wood's pUnlshiMi iron No. A... ' iouH
44 No. 8... • H
Less than bundle, lc advance ■
Copper bottoms •••••••• «H
C'n p»r »1anißhed........ .".".' **** H
T 1 n«d copper, per t> " H
S t«l zinc, per &>..; "" "''' _ * -*•_•.•? :* « ■
Finished Iron and Steal I
Common iron. >#> .... I
BoraMboe iron •••••• "V 1 *{: ■
Swedish 1r0n....;..,...- "* ■
Best tool steel; *- •.*.*. -5 ■
Cast plow «t«el -" 2 I
German plow ......."*** ** , I
Spring sUel.... ;•.•..';.« «
Machinery •*•*! 6
Lumbar.
• men to siaum cm.*, i
> On—aw Boards •••• • •■>•••••>••••••••••«•••.«. ttt
** ** ** ■--..- HN ♦
cull - ::::::;::::::.::::::::::::: oo
Commoa fftoek Boards a, luand 13 Inch I IS 00 '
tod ** * au • jß * > '*wiii^cri r f ** •.... ii w
: J»t r*ndat[MiMUd ;.*..-. It 00
tod " ~ uoo
ecu - - tua
cantln* 2X4. 4x4. 10*13 and 1" ft 13 f»
- - - 14 - v.-..: net
*' ** ■ ** . »»»» I
T'n.^erv, ■jr to xIO,U«c ; *-!■» m tsu»
Jol*t»2x« to Ixl3 tneJortv ;
i..it^.i:t, ft lire
i» - : I 50
■*» ■ is •
M ssd Kid Clear. 1 la. l'». in and a lad* '
*"•** ..;. : 4100
rrcjt*!»*r. ' in. 1V.1>4 laott. K<»a*a «r «■ i
A select I in,!!,, 1.4, tucft. *Mi«n MM
: & " 1 " A*s :
!l» ** !=*. I'% «iii 1 ncii HUB I
; n stock j~-«u\i. .- MM !
; V ** " :.::...*. .."'. *• '
v - : I*oo
a rumrtaif f» « •
iv ** .. .....: .. »m
• - • ■ 00
i Feaetn* n nrtng f«:<Kt«d .-... 17 no '
• *"•' s S ip 4s» .* « S i
,»f».a •• ~ ; WOO 1
! I-rnp Kldla* «am» %• FWfinrf.
i Uteri iai Clear m<Utut- . S3W> •
A tfUtinjf ........ .... .... • ••• •••• .... .... * *1 tt) '
ill " " """ IJOO '
.£: .•"•■ • ;............... 14 14 I
L» ** from selected F*nr:nc .'."* vBO
! Amonrj tin- < ninini«*lon Ufa.
| Very low m price* bie ' «ren durisi; the week
feirier* hit c i^n: in their jrulu !i;^ra;:j. if cot
< b«-eifui,y and it '» evident hat there mill Dot
be the h« I :ii-- over mania that Mn:c:ixri pre
| vail*. There it one fa. t which wotild strike one
ii .-.<(■::- :o u«-d to watch closely for the- «hy and
; uhercforu of things and it f« this: when prifr*
arc low there la a iwtf r dUpo*itioa to »el. and
H&ea the market rale* high 'be taclinatlnn i«
i-irong to hold.. Thi* toowi from the fart that
when the market is dowit the farmer fear* mat
it majr tiill be lower and hurries in hi*
crop before anuthc drop. When the market is
n;» the farmer** spirit* ri«e and h!a hoi>e«, too,
an<l be bold* on in . . • .«tk>n of still higher
figure* and ii. iL> be rometimes OTcrrvaches
himself. La»t week it »a» luted that » beat
bad +.11 a* low as sOc at Chicago, and baric/ at
lit. and that the bigheU price reached by wheat
wa« $->.',. although the write-rhope* thai the
lowest price* will never again be teat-bed, he ..i*«
not oeliare that any approach to the hi^-l.c-i will
ii- made at l«-aat for the next twelve mouths.
There is, however, one consolation to the farmer
which be did nut po»»e*»a week ago and that i*
not very far di>unt when be will not be
called upon 'to par an infamous doable
price for almost everything be boy* from a -tore.
••Tariff for revenue only" I* the motto of the
party which baa killed the g. o. p. and which
will go into power in March next. And th is
not all; open port* nil give more extended mar.
krt«, and cvt-u if •'• ■ > II uot they would a -
complish this much — a larger home consump
tion. And in this way. Op.-a ports means a
very large redaction in print of manufactured
articles some to more than one-half and aeon
reqaent larger sale. Sewing machine*, for in
ktauce, h i,i be offered at some sis oi J. iottead
of ;45 and £00 The conseqc*nce will be that
ten machines will be sold where one la now sold.
This means larger factories and a greater num
ber of employer and consequently a greater con
aamption of grain and other . produce. In thin
way the farmer wi.l be doably beoefitted. This
i* not mere theorizing bat actual' experience In
other countries when ■ protection gave place to
free trade.
Notwithstanding the low price* there ha* been |
• very large increase in the movement of- wnelt
at this point. The railroads report the receipts
at no leas 37' » ft 0 bushels, against 119,000 bnsb
els for the previous week, being an increase, of
'.'sl sJobusbel». The elevators (bow the receipt of
277.639 Im-bels the balance was shipped either
to the ml I* or points down the river. The fol
lowing table shows the stock of grain at this
point on the 17th, as compared to the former
week. • .
Not. 11. Not. 17 Income.
Bushels. Bushel*. Ba>heU.
Wheat 199,631 465,470 ft»,Bstf
Corn mm
Oats 8,R77 8.1-77 .'..".
Barley 566 4.331 '.•(">'
r'lax S.SB3 6,943 1.560
It will he seen that the vis ble supply -has in
created during the week £6 ,759 ba»hels< .-The
only shipments made from the ' , elevators
were 11,7b0 bushel- of wheat, wh:ch
were converted into flour by the
roller mill. The mills have also received by rail
11.500 bushels. The prices given at country
points have been from lie to 53c. Deliveries
from farmer* wagons have been about 1,000
bu*bei* per day at price* ranging from sic, We
ond CSc. There ha* been no Chang* in flour
during the week; the market has been quiet and
feteady with no improvement in the demand from
abroad or the Atlantic board; too. shipments ;
were 15 cars lets than for the prerk#fl6 week.
The receipt* of corn have been larger, fbe greater
part being of the new crop which, .for the mo*t
part graded No. 2; the market » a< about I
lie lower than the previous week.
All the receipts went direct to the consumer and
none found it* way into elevators. There was
a filling up in the receipt* of oats to the extent
«>f six cars, and prices too declined He and Ic.
There was none either shipped in or out of the
elevators. Farmer*' deiverie* have been fair,
and street prices 1c and 2c lower. There ha*
been a steady supply of barlcv amounting to
about three cars a day. whi:h have sold in price*
.- nerally higher than quotations; 5,430. bn*bel.t
were received by the elevators; farmers' deliver
ies have been light. The uniform price Tor flax
•luring the week has been $1,30, and
tbc visible supply has been in
created 1,560 bushels. Feed has been very
week and the market 1* fully a dollar lower than
it •i* a week ago. Hay was rcarce and very
firm np to the la»t two days,, when increased
■ ecelpt* rvliered the market; 19 cars more were
received in the last week than in the week pre
vious. The market was yesterday ationt one
dollar easier than a week ago. There has been
a great fatting off in the receipt* of fruit—
rars less than during the previous week. This
U owing to the far' that the trade in fall apple*
i» nearly over. While it ha- laeted it ha* been
rushing, several commission house* bavin; '
handled S and 3 cars a day and some of ,
them 10 cars: prices are about steady. Other
fruit* were quiet and steady; California grape*. '
priniipally tokey*. are in tped supply: imported '
>pani*b (Almerira) are in good coniition and '
cheap; orange* are improving everp day; cran
berries are scarce and Si dearer. There con
tinue* a rood demand for huh grade batters:
shipping *tock has moved slowly but the c have
«en one or two sales of large lots, one of 30,000 I
lbs. and one of 10,0 M) lbs. at 9c and We ; cheese I
is firm but quiet. Bacon*, lamb* and mess pork I
easier. Beans are very doll and heavy, buying I
prices ranging from 75c to *!.». Country drerscd I
meats are dull: dealers do not handle I
freely on account of the uncertainty of the I
weather. Tbe s»m« may be said of poultry; I
:-bippers cannot ie too careful in consignments
io watch the wea:ber aid sec that their p >.»is
are well packed. Tbe reason for yen a m has
commenced and a cood demand preval.a at 1 1c
per pound for both fore aad hind quarter*.
HiJes, far*, a'law and wool are quiet and (low.
There Ii no change in brewers' materials. Lin-
Feed oil and meal are steady.
The following prices are for round lot* only.
— 'ireaee sc; packers stock off Savor. !
5Q,7c; sound 8310 c; dairy, common to fair. ,
10®12c:cholce dairy. 13<J-\)c:crc».-nery SO^tc;
fancy brands ■.'3d** ; extra choice in 3^l )
Ib. boxes. M 1 lie. '
Root»— (Medicinal) ginseng green, 25c; dry.
$1."5CM.50: seneca snake root. 3s-il3c per lo i
Cidkb — $3.50 balf barrel. $4 per barrel.
Hoxrr— New clover. lS&SOe; wheat 16
3,17r ; California white clover, 15c.
Bacon ajio IU«* — Long clears bacon, 10
He: dry salt 9c:. long roll, lie. short
roil, ii; . breakfast. 13!£c: shoulders, :
B4e: bares. l3Vie i
Mas* Poax— »n.oo&Si4.oo.
Plocbv— Pat«nu.Si.7s^s.oo: beat winter wheat !
patent*. $-i.50: •iraigDt.s4.<&^«.V):winter wheat |
■•traiijht. $4.;!Wt4.50: Bakers' ZXXX and clear* j
S3. 4.00: low grade*. $2.00; rye flour. S.3o© |
3.9/ per barrel: graham, spring wheat $3.50, '
wintrr wheat $3.75: buckwheat ooar. $>j.50. -
Drkmkd Mi at*— Beet, city aressea. 69 :
6Hc;extraprime beef, sc: mutton, city dressed
7C7)4c; Teal, Il©l2c; heavy, e&9c; country
drf -red ne<*( 4cCi^r to bay - tc§;r to Mil.
Hide*— Halted. 7*7^e; green. 6©6«e;
dry flint. l**c;calf. dry. 124 c; green lie; deer,
dry 203££5 c; antelope, lsf>2-.'c: elk, Isolde;
buffalo. ««10c damaged , » oft; cheep pel:*.
*<*ic per t». lamb 35&G0c
ruw-Bear f it*a:*. cab« *335, badger COO
75c, wild cat 3o<S.t-0-.fi-hcr $9^40, re.l fox $1.40 '
Q1.50, cress fox $S«1(1. gray 75c, kit fox 40c
filver grey $i*^«o. lynx %3QS, marten Sl.-V>£>
5. mink 50®SOc, otter $9^lo. raccoon sO^BJc.
skunk 40® 75c wolverine t-Q'; timber wolf Ssc
®$4.0u. p »irie wolf SOcCSI .35, musk rat fall.
5G6c winter, 7©Be kit Xc, beaver, northern.
63.50©4 per pound, western $1.50®3.75 per
pound.
Tallow — 1. 5 He; No. 2. 5e.
Wool — Unwashed. 140 15c; washed 30^23. .
Nets— Hickory. . lanra, $1.09; •mall, $1.*5.
walnats, 15c ; almooda, ISO**; Barcelona ba
te! i filberts )\ 4c; pecan*. 10311 c; BraxiL 14c;
peeauta. B®l3c; Cocoa nata. $5.00^7.00 per {
10 New chestnuts, $7.50 per ba*bel.
VuiTiiLt*- 60c peraoa. o.g;carroU,
302.35 per bushel; potatoes. . 35©30 c o. g. per
bushel; onions, 3O^Ssc per bushet, o. g. ; sweet
potatoes, Jerseys,' $4.00 per barrel,
mutcatin^c. J34t3.50 per barrel.
Hope— Washington Territory. tSOtte; New
York 25*«*e.
Halt ?Dc©7se per bushel.
Likiiid Oil — Raw. 6.'c ; boOed 55a> Unwed i
raeal ?20a21
■ Ot«t«b»— Standards. , 30c; selects, 40e; ' New
York, counts 45c per can.
POCLTBT Gaxx— Chlckcm. $^10c
Hp-r 2>: turkeys. U^lSc: 'jwese.' fttftioe per ft:
■} »- VIM. mallard. $3.00; black 51.50; leal I
■1185: partridges, $3.00 per dux: **«>-.,., IV
I FBciTv-waons S3.0U&8.00: Luai»ianaorajrnes I
■ST.»&« M) perbbl: Florida. *j.uui> I
V SO V*r box; Jaaialce.*, «7.50 pet barrel:
■P. 15c 16e. 18e per Ib; new
■ MJMe; eranherrfes "33.00 I
Hp<*r ha;- «13.t)0 o. ir. per bsi: cultivated Jcm-t* •
Kl'>'f per a.i: dates, '.•<•* in frails scCsc fard I
■b boxes, lie • Ib. : Persian in 50lb. box«« 8<»l»c :
■b*=en»j. S-\f>> S :'..') I per ban |
In car lots rh >see $J.*»a-.!.50: sna.V.l I
■;i< 52.5t»3i,75; o! rtock *l. .'■<»;. 1
■-■-"• per barrel. Pear*— «»t. La:irru. e ;
■►■'•M'.OD : Wiii'er S*lli.«. $5.50© I
Kf' 5 ; a *-e.- 0 .i:,p. Si. :,■>>• :.:•,; o rfM n, i
■ ;•. • ,,- Tufc.vr», ;-i.O) p-r !
■to ib eases: i'»u»bi Gk per 5 &
■ba-k>- Isabella 9>>c per i»a-t-t; Concord. *1 10>
■lmp>r-.-.l "-[..tnt-h $S <« per hbl. Quinces— Cal
■L'crms, |S per 4 >• cue.
I i hN Mwk.
I It ha» been a qnlet week among stock men. '
■Th.- market bar Iwn lot Indifferently tnppiied
■»!■.!) good i-tc«r-. bgi toi:s'i tattle have bc'rn in !
■pood mpply. The market ha* however been
■ depr?>*ed by thr !jr,v irrjporut:..n» of '■
■ «t.i mca;* fn.;u :ir Ka:i.-a» dlatricta lOB .]
■» : qjrt lU :h- «care:!» of pood cattle La* ;:ol
■i::-r:e i pri-i- The bisrhc«t price obtained
■t:rer*Vst«4.&3(wtlrbt 1.310 pourd-) hnt th
■sT^ra^e ba- den >%J: ; o ■.! mixed caula hue
■'o!l a« hi*h a- S-1.3U 1. :! rhc average was =i.-. l j
l v< « -|' have »o:i fr>rr. - : ■.•-, to 3-1.50 welching
■owr ;>0m..1« llo^ hire been rather ~>\ui>A
■tUc average price ha* txren :J, tnc highest $4.15.
H Rercii' •an 1 -hirin--.:» of *in. lir- «t., C i,
■ prixSu. «-. -n-.- v:.v: il«.-. .-t.-.. for the twenty '
■ bour- e-i ito^ Vof 13,'fMI: ■
■ Article. Bee d -»h I Article*. Kec'd Sh'd
HlUrit-y I .. la-.! 1
Hi:."3:i 1 .. I.nia:»cr 41 »j
■ i'- »r 1 ' Lira* .
■ !-cr 1 1 I Merrhan>tl»e ...IJT lOd
HR.rrt-1 Rtock 1 1 Machinery 6
■ ('•>rn 8.. Naila ' 1..
■ 3.. U.it« .. 3..
■ Can ne good*... 1.. Oil.. 1
■ Ceil 187 73 I'oiatoei 3 3
■ f- ni'-iit . . 1. . I'ork -j
■ Connractloa Ma- I^lron l .'.
■ terial BSI tiai!r..«l iron aod
■ Flnx 6 .. I r.,l^ .45
■ Flonr i 0 I stone 7 1
■ -I . 4 . .
IFi::( 7 .. >a ; t *...'.'.' •_»
Hll»iiTpa:id Muli-M 1 .. Scrap \r0a...... -'
Hjl-}' IS -' •.;„.!«•« IS 13
■ Iln-» 3.. Wheat 10J 7
■ Lin«eed meal and W00d........... 00
I oil caks 8
Total ear* rpr«iT«.l 710 Total car* (hipped •.■?
■ St. Pact, Sot. There was a good de-
Hmand for wheat oa 'chanre >e«trnlay, e»pe
■daily lower grade*, at Mon Jar « pr>. - Corn
■<:e. ined lc. Oa'.i were he]d for a ',c advance.
■ barley and rye, were dvii. uroand feed was
■firmer. Baled bay wan »1 another quarter with
a brl#k market. There wa* little .i-tninl for
feoffs or port. Seed* were Inactive: r''t easier;
batter nncbanged. Following i« the call:
Wuiat— No. l hard. "Me bid: December,
Tlcl.id: May *><• bid; So. I regular, fiO&SJc
No. 2 hard, toe bid; No. 3 regular, 65
CCOc bid.
Cobs— 8, -12c asked; new nixed 40c as
ked, to arrive.
Oats— No. -' mixed, Mr bid. Ssc asked;
December lie bid; No. •_' wh :e -.'jc bid. -Js!i
a«ked; No. i white Sic bia.
Baklky— No. *. 53c bid; December 55c bid :
No. 3 extra, 4'>r bid; No. 3, ilh . bid.
Rtc— No. 8 43c bid.
Gbound Fit»— SJS.SOWJ, $16.50 asked.
Coex Meal— sls.oo bid.
Sacked. $7.00 bid. $3.00 ajked.
Bal». 4 > Hat— 37.so bid; $1.0.1 a*ked.
Tijiotut II %t— S3SO bid, 810.00 asked
Live ll<mj»— J4.oO bid.
DcK»»Ei>tio«a —
Flax ,-..1 i.— bid.
Timotut Sesd— Sl.lo bid, 51.25 asked.
Clover Seed— s4.so bid, $5.50 aaked.
P«»TATOE!«— 25C bid.
Eoos — Sic bid. 2.'c asked.
Bcttbr— I'at knur »tock B^loc bid; dairy
15020 c bid ; creamery, 2aft3ic
Th« following comparative, taMe gives . the
principal quotation* ax th« call on 'change No
▼ember 19, 1883. audio car
-1883. 1884.
Bid. Aiked. Bid. Asked
Wheat Ko. 1 hard 93 .... 70
■ Dec. 101 .... 71 ....
- " Jan.. 101
"No. 1 regular 91 .... 63 >## .
•No. t hard.. 93 .... Co ....
•No. * regular »4 .... CO ....
Corn. Xo2 „. 47 43 .... 4i
■ New mixed 48 .... 40
Oau, No. 2 mixed ft 38 84 25
■ No. 3 mixed .... 27
" 2 white.. .... .... 89 »5 254
■ 8 white .... 84
Barley. No. 2 58 .... to '.'.'.'.
" 3«xtra...... 43 53 45
■ 3 44 48 40 ....
Rye, N0. 2 50 ... 43
Ground Feed.... .. 13 25 15 50 10 50
Corn meal, coarse 18 50 15 00 ....
Bran sacked 900 950 750 800
Baled hay 800 800 780 800
Timothy bar 9 00 10 00
LJvebog.4 400 ##
Dre«wd hogs 500 ....
Flax seed 120 120 *"*!
Timothy 130 110 1*25
Cloverieed 450 .... 450 550
Potatoes 25 .... 25
Kp« 24 20 21 "»i
Reported Sales 3 cars wheat from sample;
1 car No. 2 white oat* 25c ; 2 cam feed $17; 1
car wild hay $8.50 o. g. ; I car timothy hay $10 ;
I car timothy $10.500. g. ; 1 car hay p. t. ; 1 car
bay $8.50; 1 car hay IS; 10,000 iba butter, pack
ing stock, 9c: 3 cars apples 5 '•0032.35.
POWERS & DILLINGHAM,
GRAN, PROTISIOI UD STOCK BROKERS
HAVE REMOVED TO
HALE»S NEW BLOCK, 113 Jackson St., I
Opposite Merchants Hotel. M
Quotations received every quarter of a minute. I
P. H. WOOD & CO. I
Grain and stock Brota :
It Chamber of Commerce, '"uicaijn,
4 " St. ."aaL
244 Hennepln avenae, Minneapolis.
Buy and sell Grain, Provisions and Stocks for ,
cash or on margin*. Only urokers in Minneapo
lis having their own memoer«hip oa the Chicago '
Board of Trade.
M. Doran'i Report*.
• St. pAtru "Sot. 18.
Tbe follow quotations, giving the range of
theinarkeu daring the 1.-. vrere receive! <if JkL I
Doraa. CommiMion Merchant: I
WUfcivr
vrLWADczB. CHICAGO. I
Dec. Jan. Dec. Jan. I
Tesfy close 71 H 73 72 19% I
9:30 a.*. 7154 ttjf T«H 73^
9:40 ■ 7H< 72', 72?, 73>»
.9:50 ■ 71X »lf *.*H 73«
10:00 - M% 72<4 72J£ '.SH
10:10 ■ -71J, • 725* 72»£ 7Z%
10 "JO *• 71 X 7"-*fi 72*, 73H I
lO^ 1 ) * 71 ?, I*% 7-.'«, 73', J
10:40 " 71 X 7«U T2=« 73*,
10:50 •• 71 % n . :. . is*
11:00 - 71?, . 72J4 72? i 73?,
.1:10 - :: •» 72« 72« 73\
11:20 *• 71S 72i» 72« 73«
11:30 *- 71 71\ 72« 731, |
11:40 ■ 70* 71* 72?, 73 j
11:50 * 7OX TIJi 72J4 78' A
12:00 M. 71 715, 7i*i 78
12:10 ■ 71 « - 71 ■* 72«4 73
12:20 « 71 , 71X 72>i T3«
12:30 " 71H 72 72?» 73^
12:40 " 71 ■ 73 72H 73',
12:50 '• 71 H 72 7:1 J£ 73?,
1:00 ■ nil 7*X 72 7i 73 ?i
2:00 ■ ' 71? i 72 l 4 727. 73Vi
2:15 " "I* 72}, 72« 73?,,
2:80 " 71?, 725 i 72X 73^4
i:45 " I
CORN, OATS AND POKK— CHICAGO.
1 Com. , Oau. j Port
Time. . :— — J —
Nov DecjNov Dec Dec | Jan
Yest'y doee'4o !»X 25S .'i S 11 35
• :30a.m. 39.;...... jll SO
9:40 - 404 .....11l 274
9:50 > 4O2»; 11 ao
10:00 ■ 41 , .... I] 27*;
10:10 - ....J 11 27!,
10:20 * ' 11 274
10:30 ■ .......Ul 27',
10:40 - ....11l 25 :
10-50 - 4u\ ....jll 25
• 1:00 - 11 2CH
11:10 •■ 11 20'
11:20 - 40?, 11 20
11:30 - 40K .....1115
11:49 - "... .\. 11 10
11:50 - .....1110 ■
i*:00 m. ...; ;. .... 11 07U ■
12:10 r. «. . .....11l 10 ■
12:20 - ■
12:30 • 404 ■
12:40 ■ 40^ ....... 1.-...-.. I
l*:50 - 41»£'.... :...... 1115 ■
1:00 - 42?4 37!, .... 25* ...:;:. 1117S I
2:00 ■ 42 .... ....(.... ...:.:. u;i2H ■
2:13 - ■»:'» .... .-...»•, ...:... 11 37« I
8:30 -. 414 «7H 25K 25H ....... 11 35 .* ■
*:« ■ • )....(.... ■
CiliPto" cr
Nov. wheat.... ?IX| Year c0m....... 87H
Feb. wheat.... 74*% ' Jan corn 354
May wheat SO 4 | Feb. com 35u
Year oat» ....<. 23 I May corn 37 £
Jan. oats ... C-". \ ( Year pork
May oats SSfj j Feb. pork...
FOREIGN.
LivraPooL, Not. 13. 12 Wheat rather
more enqairr; corn weaker, Cargoes off eetat
— Wheat quiet and steady ; corn nothing offenns.
Ca-^oes oil pi4»a£e — Wheat and corn not much
demand.
Make Live. Nov. Wheat «low and
probably cheaper; corn arm. Chantry markets
quiet. Weather clear and cold.
Paris, Nor. 13.— Wheat and floarqulet.
St. Paul FnmiUr Retail Market.
Bkxad axi> Ftotra— Wheat bread 5* per ft
rye bread. 5c per Ii»; Vienna bread. lOe per loaf;
tour straight. tXOOQit.OO per sack; patent* $:».-
Tiii^l.W; buckwheat 5c per lb. ; graham 24c
l>erlo.
Bitt»« — Creamery 30535 c; dairy :sc; cook-
In 4T lS'l®-' 1 *".
Uoxet— Minnesota honey la comb 85c per
poo ml
Cansc— 12ViOI5ce=0; Swiss, SO^SSc
Corns— Green Rio. 5<J6 lbs for $1; Jay*
(ereen> 3© I las for $1; Rio roast. 4©3©7 lb*
for $1 : Java roast 35c per 16, 3 la* for*! ; Mocha
came as Java.
Tea— Gunpowder 50©30 c; Japan from MM
7Cc: Oolong 4>> to 9\>c; Youi.l; ilysoa 30. 30, We
Eecs — strictly fxexh,?t®£&c.
Fun— Salmon, IIQMii per lb: white fish,
tront, pike and bas.«, 10c; pickerel, croppies. He
pert. Mackcninceari.
Mxat* Round steak 124: sirloin steak 13c;
poner honse, io<i:-c; routs, 12 2 ii 1 , c ; corned,
7&10 c; mutton ma«> 12Q15c; chops lie:
pork B&iswc; pork sausages, 124 c; belognaa
124 Tvl K'iftK.
I-oi-LTET Avr>-; i«t- 13©17 c per lb;
chickens 4Ma«c; live fowl waSOc per pair;
UreSM- chickens 14®13c; wild gees* 75c<&5l
each; mallards COc, pair; black dock 30c. pair;
teal 2c each.
-: 11*— Standards 45c; selects We; New
\ or k conn ts, 60c per can.
8n «i •■!><• i.. r qnart.
sis— l.rannated 13©134 lbs. for $1.00;
Standard AH mj 14 Ins for $1.00: extra C 14
C<- 15 lbs for 51.00 : yellow C lii lbs for $1.00.
Fruits — winter §2. 75©53.u0; fail $2 -
00 ."IS*. 50.
VzosTAßuta— Beans, dry 10©124e anart;
hone radish 10c per lb; parsely 5c bunch;
>aurkrant c quart; potatoes, 3o©4oc per bash;
cabbage, 5c each; beets, 25© f.%c per
bu«hel; turnips, 25©35 c per bushel; carrots, 85
©We; squa«h, hnbbard per doz; pumpkins
Braxrr Petczs— Wheat No. 1 hard, «5c No.
1 resrnlar, 60c ; No. 2 regular, 55c ; receipts lame ;
oats No. 2 white. 25c; No. 2 mixed »4c;
receipts liberal. Barley No. 2, sic; No. 3 extra,
4So; No. 3. 40c; receipts fair; rye, 44 4 5 c; re
ceipts, Tery lii:ht; potatoes 25<a2"c; receipts
moderate, hay, wild $*.00©10.0 i); timothy,
3 1 0.0*1® 15.00; receipts liberal: oat straw, $3.00
©4.00 per load; new corn 33©3Sc: dressed pork,
15.0905. JO. chicken T^lOc; turkeys 9Ql'ic.
ASSOCIATED PitSSS HA.aS.aTA
Hilw*uk««> t'roinaa.
MawAtJKEX, Nov. 18— Flour was dull and
unchanged. Wheat neglected; No. 5, 70 l ie;
XoTcmber, 70', r; December, 7l*ic, January
T.'Vc- Corn was quiet; No. 2, 37©39 c. Oats,
easier: No. !«•; No. 8 white, 2S©29c. Kye,
lower; No. 1 52ȣc: No. 2 51c. Barley, was
weaker; No. S, cash 52 « c; extra No. 3 45*
(TilGc. Provisions were lower; mess pork
sold at $11.50 cash and November;
$11.10 January; lard, prime (team. $0.90 cash
and November: $c. so January. Sweet pickled
bams, firm, at SKQlpc. Live hogs, lower, at
5t.00®4.50. Butter, steady ; choice creamery,
S6©-»»Sc; fair to good, 23©25 c; best dairy,
20&23 C. Cheese, steady and In jrood demand ;
bent new cream, 1. K©l2Hc Eggs, were firm
er at 22a3-.'c. Lake freights, firmer; wheat
to Buffalo 2©2J4C. Receipts, 21,152 barrel* of
flour; 33.335 bushels of wheat; 30,159 bushels
of barley. Shipments, 15.35:» barrel* of
dour; none of wheat; 14,950 bushels of barley.
Chicago Traduce.
CnirAuo. Nor. Flour, dull and un
changed; good to choice winter
wheat flour, 93.75&4..V); Michigan
winter wheat flour 33.50&4.25; spring
wheat los| $3.50&4.03; Minnesota bakers'
51.733 patents $4.75®i.50; low grades
$•.'.'> "^.J.00; ry« flour dull at $3.00®3.23 in
barrels, $3.93 in sacks; buckwheat $■!.«) per
100 pounds in sacks; Southara Illinois and Mis
souri winter wheat flour $5.25^5.75; common
to choice Minnesota SS.rjJfil-O). Wheat,
unsettled and fairly active: the market opened
steady, advanced »,c, fluctuated fractionally
and closed %c above yesteday; sales ranged:
November n]|#V)ic closed at Tic; De
cember 72 "4^72 \c, closed at 72ȣc; January
73&732* c closed at 73 He; February 73X@74?»,
closedat7Ji»©74?ic; May 80©S0«4c, closed at
bO!ic bid; No. 2 Chicago spring 72©72Kc, closed
at 724 c; N0.3 Chicago spring 55 Vic; No. 2 red
COc; No. 3 red 72 •>; ©73 He closed at7i',o.
Corn, in fair demand, but reeling unsettled and
weak early and closed stronger, cash 42©42>4c;
November 39. \©42>4c closed at42>*c; Decem
ber and year37^37\c, closed at37*{c; January
33©35*4 c, closed 37\c; February 35©35;ic,
cloKed at 35Hc bid: May 37^®3M'4c, closed at
33 He. Oats, dull and unchanged; cash -".">?,<■;
November 25 V: December 25*i©25«£c, clured
at2s^c; January £BSCO23Xe; May 28?J©28?i,
closed at 27?^c bid. Rye wss heavy at 50, c.
Barley was dull and nominal at Ma Flax seed
was quiet but steady at $1.41 K. Pork, was un
settled and fairly active, and declined 25©30u;
cash $11.12\©11.25; .year $11.00(&11.15,
closed at $11.05: January $11.07H®11.80,
closed at $11.15@U.174 : February $11,174
fe11.40, cloned at 511.%5©11.27H- Lard was
active but weak and lower, declined 10<SI5c;
cash $0.37 l iki; November $0.90i2b0.92>4,
December $0.70®6.72;j, closed at $6.724(&
•■'.:>. January 5«.7j©6.85, c!o«ed at $<>.774
tto.sO; February $«.'-",'; ; ,, cloned at
$<i.55©6.874; - March 50.93©6.974. Bulk
meats were quiet and weak; shoulders,
&.0UQ5.25: short ribs $3.b74©0.00, ac
cording to a^e; short clear $t).ss^t'i. CO.
Bailer, on the produce exchange butter was
•liii! and drooping; choice to fancy creamery
25^2Cc; good to choice creamery 21 &24c.
Kl-i;- steady and in fair demand at lstj^-.'ic.
Whisky steady and unchanged at $1.13. Freights
—corn to Buffalo 2c.
Receipt*, 20,000 barrels of flour; 187.000bush
eirof wheat; 151.000 bushels of corn: 133.000
bu»heU of oats; 11,000 bushels of rye;
tfJ.OUO bushels of barley. Shipments, 22,000
barrels of flour; 64,000 bushels of. wheat;
100,090 bushsls of corn; 90.000 bushels of
oats ; 3.000 basueis of rye ; 50,000 bushels of
barley.
2:30, p.m. On the afternoon board— wheat
was firm : November and December advanced
fie Corn was Irregular; November declined
: *>; December and year advanced He; January
and February declined *<c; May advanced He.
Uats were easier: December, year and May de
clined 'ic. Pork was weak year January and
February declined 2} c Lard was unsettled;
December advanced 24c; February declined
tit*
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago. Nov. — The Drovers' Journal re
ports: Hogs, receipts 80,000 bead; shipments
1.800 head; the market was weak and fairly ac
tive, and closed 20©S0c lower, with over 30,000
unsold; grades. $4.40©4.60t mixed pack
or $4. 10©4. 35; light grades, {4.00^4.50. Cat
!c. receipts 8,000 bead; shipments 2,000 head;
he market was quiet; export grades, nominal at
50.2jf50.70; Inferior to fancy shippers, $4.00(^
5.15, mainly 4.75©5.60; Texans, -53.35&4.00;
Wyoming TexatiS $3. 7034. 50. Sheep, receipts
I SCO head; shipments 4,000 head; the market
was dull: inferior to choice $1.70^.50 per
head lambs sold at $4.50.
y*vr York Pro .luce.
Xrw Tons. Nov. 18. — Flour, doll ; receipt*.
11,000 barrels; exports 1,100 barrels: common
0 good extra, $2.95©3.40; superfine state
isd western, ?2.40@.3.00; good to choice,
&.50&5.25 : white wheat extra. $3.23©5.50;
it ra Ohio. 33.10&5.35; Minnesota patent pro
res*. <5.10©5.25; St. Louis, $3.00@5.25.
•Vheat, option* opened weak, afterwards ad
'anced '■i^c^c, later declined 1i&l} d c and
losed steadier ; receipts, 140.0U0 bushels; ex
>orts 139,000 bushels; No. . 2 spring 80c;
iard No. 2Dulnth, KOc; ungraded red, C6@
!4c; No. 3 red, steamer, C6c; No. 2 red,
!l©S3>4c:Na2 red, November dales 6,ooo bushels
t 79^c; December sales 840,000 bushels at 79 »,'
&SO?£c, closing at Eo4c; January eales 2,003,
--0) bushels at 82©834 c, closing at b'-^c;
Mm) 5a1e5.1.200.000 bushels at 84<4@S5 : ,c,
lostn; at 84 Xc; March sales 232,000 bushels at
'«Vfe97fic. cloKing at 87c: April sales 424,000
loshel* at 89*i@89!4 eclosing at ;May sales,
44.000 bushels at9oM©9lHc, closing at 91c;
une sales 120.000 bushels at 91 Vi ©9l »j coloring
t9lSc. Corn, spot lots 4©lc lower, closing
•ad!er; options a shade better; receipts, 137,-
XX) bushels; exports, 46,000 buebels; un
graded 43^53c; No. S4S4Q49HC; rteamer,
9>«(%51\ % c: steamer yellow. 52c; No. I No
ember, 514©51Vc, closing at 5; %c: December
84©49 c, closing at 49c; January 46>£©
636 c; closing at 46« c; February 4uS©46£c
losing at 40 ] 4 c: March 40?;©4G£c, closing
1 4d^c; May «. T ,iil7Uc. closing at 47 I ,c.
)aU, Wd He lower; receipU 110,000 bushels;
xports. none; mixed '-^western, Sl4C33c;
rhlt« western, 33&39tf C Coffee, spot, x fair:
iio. firm at $9.75^9.874: options fairly active
nd a trifle stronger: sales were reported, a*
oiiows: 83,000 bags November, at 18.23 ; De-
I An : Efficient Remedy
I Pectoral. A, such it li Sojj J'd and
■ prescribed by the iiK-dic-al piiSSS W
■ w many thousand-, of famllle" for iS.
I fcvaluabe houathofd remedy, it ',2
I preparation that only require* t o b* til J
■in very, mall qu.nllti«^.nTl VfowdSS
I of itadnituLstertHl in the earlv^s
■ coldorcoujjU will effect a *no*dy cure!
■ and ray. very possibly, 83> e life. The?.
■ fa no doubt whatever that
■Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
I Laryngitis, Broachltls, I'neumoniS
■ and Pulmonary Consumption, and by
I l£! c u "5 of tbose dangerous maladies, ft
■ should be kept ready for ,e in %£
■ family where there are children, as it Ist
■ medicine far superior to all others in the
■ treatment of Croup, (he alleviation of
I W hoopi riff Courli , and thecure of Colds
■ and Influenza, ailments peculiarly inei.
■ dental to rbiklhood and youth. Prom?*
■ tude in dealing with all diseases of &£
■ el.™ is of the -'most importance. The
■ !„,.?',*. in « 1( * da > may. In many cases,
■ entail fatal consequences. Do not wasto
I pr, ;-\,'.<i< .time in experimenting with
■ medicines of doubtful eflicacv, while the
■ niah«y b constantly paining a deeper
■ hold, but take at once the speediest aad
■ most certain to cure, ""*
I Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
H PREPARED BY
■ Dr. J. C Ayer & Co., Lowell, M. t
■ Said by ail Druggists.
Bomber. SS.SO®^. 4O; January. $8.45; February
V' 3o(^^.ss; March $3.60(^3.70; April S3 71
■j-5.73; May $3.80; June. $3.90. Sugar bear,
KpJ lower: Jamaica, 4?»c; fair to good re fin ins
Bnou-d at 4 1516 c; refined firmer; A4VtiVc
■ xtm A,s©s!«ic; oS A 5J»c; standard A s\c;
H:ranulatctt, C',c; confectioners' A, 5 15 18c;
■ ttl "*. <s l i©'»?»c. Molasses, quiet and
■mehanveil: New Orleans 40©55 c. Rice, was
■ good demand. Petroleum firm; united
■o<ic. Tallow, quiet and steady at 6Ki©6 5-16 c
■{osin.dull atSI.JO©I.27H. Turpentine steady
B' " : 4<*- Eggs, western, quiet and firmer at
W0>;!(j-J7c. Pork, heavy and lower; new
■•"■•• quoted at $14.00. Beef, quiet and
■inrhaiiiri-.1. Cut meats steady; long clear
Hni'l.lio* $7.00. Lard was weak ; western steam
■l quoted at 57.33&7.40; November, $7.30;
■ lecrmbcr, $7.1^7.18: January, {7.12Q7 13
--»V'bruary $7.19®7.23. Butter, active and weak.
■Theese, was quiet and firm for choice grades •
■western flat, 4©llc. Other articles aro no*
■changed.
H New York 1 1 ry OonA*.
I New YonK, Nov. 18.— Succeeding the large
H** :r * of cotton goods yesterday the market has
■bt on more quiet, but Mill some buyers are not
■insensible to the fact that prices are below any
■po»ttil>ir cost of production are quietly making
■Torwardings of very fair quanltles.t Prices are
■co very low for all classes of goods that the cur
■tailnicnt of production is greater than at any
■prt-viou.i date in the history of the trade and
■will continue so until prices enable mills to re
■suinc
Petroleum.
H Clevki.an-o, Nov. 18.— Petroleum was quiet;
■Standard white 110 sold at 7^c.
H Pittsbcro. Not. 18.— Petroleum was dull
Hand heavy: certJUcates opened at 73>4c; ad
■ vanccd to73\c; declined to 89?»c; closed at
■ :o;-.c.
H rinrlnn*t: Wliltir.
I Cincinnati. Not. 18.— Whisky was steady
■at $1.11.
H Tin p. ,ii ii,..
■ Wilmington, N. C, Not. 18.— Turpentin* is
■ firm at s»c.
H . nnluth Wliaat
H | Special Telegram to the Globe, 1
H Dnm, Nov. 18.— The markets on 'change to
■ day were somewhat lower on some grades, No.
■ S hard and Nos. 1 and 2 northern beiutr up to
■ yesterday's prices. Sales of about 60,000 bush
■ el«. Closing prices; No. 1 hard, cash, 63? 4 'c
■ asked, COc bid: November r/jj^c asked, 69i4c
■ bid; December 71 > s c asked, 71c bid; January
■ 72c asked, flit« bid; May 80^c bid; No. 2
■ hard, cash, (Me asked, M',c bid; No. 1 nivth
■em cash, Csc asked, MHC bid; December
■ 65' 4 c a-k. 1. CScbld; No. 2 noxthern, cash 61c
■ a*ked, CO^cbid; 1 No. 3 cash,' 82 lie asked;
■ Keceipts i.'24,820 bnshi-ls of wheat. Shipments,
■ 311,726 bushels* of wheat. In store, 1,875,050
■ bushels of wheat.
I RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
I Annual Report of the Superintendent
■ * Showing Increased Facilities and
■ the. Cost Thereof.
■ WAsniKOTox, Nov. 18.— B. Thompson'
■ general BupcrinUndentof the railway mail
■ service, baa subultted his annual report. It
■ appears that on June 30, 1884, there wero
■ 117,160 milts of railroad upon which mails
■ were carried, as compared with seventy- eight
■ miles in 1834. During the last fiscal year
■ the increase was G,952 miles. The number
■of railway postofflce lines In operation Juno
■ 30, 1854. was 845; annual miles of service
■ 93,640,099. Increase in number of pieces of
I mail matter handled during the fiscal year
1533.144*220. Percentage of increase oyer
I 1833 was 13.52 percentage. The increase in
I the number of pieces of registered matter
I handled was 4.93. The increase in the last
■ year of railroad postolllce service, including
I new service placed upon old lines, is 7,641
I miles.
I The number of casualties during the year
■ was 154, in which seven . postal clerks were
■ killed, twenty-eight seriously injured and
■ sixty slightly injured.
I It rucoramends that the postmaster gen-
I eral be authorized to pay the widow or minor
children of all clerks killed in service a sum
equal to one year's salary of the grade to
which the clerk belonged at the time of his
death.
The appropriation for the seryic«
for the ' present year is $4,300,000.
It is estimated that this should be increased
1301,000 for the next fiscal year, which would
make the appropriation $4,601,000. This la
an increase of seven per cent. An addl
tioual appropriation of $51,300 is recom
mended for the purpose of increasing the
salaries os clerks of class live and four to
$1,400 ami $1,200 per annum, respectively.
The appropriation for postal cars for the
present fiscal year is $1,625,000. Recom
mendation is made that the appropriation
for the next fiscal year be $1,875,000. Thii
will include the amount paid to subsidize
roads which has not heretofore been included
In the eslimate for this branch of the serv
ice.
During the year the fast mail service hai
been greatly improved, without any increase
in cost to the department It seems prababl*
the postmaster general will soon be abla
to have the fast mail arrive in Omaha much
earlier than it now does, and have a special
carrier delivery in that city and at Council
Bluffs Immediately on the arrival and before
the close of the business day.
It also hoped that, the malls can be expe
dited so as to arrive in San Francisco about
7 a. m. instead of 11:10 a. m., as at present.
The city mall can be delivered immediately
upon arrival In time to get replies for the east
bound mall the same day, which will b<
equal to saving one day between New Yorlr
and San Francisco. The separation for city
delivery in Saa Francisco is now made or
the cars.
•.'■ 'i
To /.ire on Bran.
Dr. Tanner, the faster. Is living on vegefr
ablea alone now. He said human beings ea'
00 much. It Is the main cause of theii
troubles.
"What do you suggest as a remedy?"
. "Bran, sir, bran."
"What?"
"Good fresh bran."
Here the Doctor's eyes rolled upwajd an 4
his mouth watered at the idea of the humaa
race luxuriating on bran and water. ' Hi
smacked his lips over the fascinating pro*
pect.
"When the grasshopper plague caused i
famine in the west, Gov. Vilsbury sent t
gentleman to distribute a relief fund among
the sufferers. "He found the majority ol
them living on bran and perfectly health}
and happy."
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