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\ 06oak same time last year .......-...5 1917
Receipts proper since last evening 80 bales,
against II on last Friday and ia last
yoar. For comparative totals for the past
three days and for the thre days exports and
receipts see above report .cH ~ 9-f aA1
ToBACCo-The only sales reported to-day
were hhds. On Wednesday evening we noted
sales within few days previous Of "a. "a and
1856 hhds. We are now very authoritatively
informed that the correct particulars are SO
and a lhhds on Saturday and Tuesday and
l04 hhds which were not closed until to-day,
making an aggregate Of 291 hhds classed as
plantation Jugs. This makes total for the
week Of 3O7 hhds.
z Ii i'll report Of Tuesday evening, the Louis
Wills Courief-J Journal of Wednesday reports
but little activity in low grades, and prices in
differently sustained, but good grades in de-
mand ct firm prices.
ytFf ~. TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81. 1874 :. 7,S17
Arrived since our last statement.
Arrived previously .............. 1878 4,sS2
......,...z 1859
Exported past three dsys.. z
Exported previously. .:...-...-. $3.50
Broken up Tor baling, city consump-
6oo, ste ...... ...1....:....: i,osi ''ffo
: mo. "ot .ss \. 49, -. $3.50
Sf& gkBl0ATB-NOtuLuB A0POAsSN s0N~Js P" =
continue to quote as follows:
BY Steam-Ootton TO Liverpool -@sd,
grain 74@Sd, -four 3s@SsSd; % Boston lvia
New YORK; 10, to Providence and Fall River
l3-16c, TO New York kc, to Philadelphia 10.
By Sail - Cotton to Liverpool %, TO
Havre 15-l6c. to Providence and Fall River
1870.
SuaAn-There were no receipts this morn
ing. The market is quie4but steady, with
stock in the sheds Of 2497 hhds. held by
dealers. who have . job trade in sales
9s@9lc for fully fair, 9l@lOc for prime, 9f9
10fo for yellow clarified, and l0a@11c for
white clarified. Grocers obtain the usual sd-
vance in filing orders for the country.
MoLAssEs-None coming in and nothing
DOING We quote ss dealers job prices 400 400
for common, 5O955c for fair, $4,000 for
prime, 6O(962c for strictly prime and 6597Oc
1ur choice Stock in the sheds 1888 bbis and
% half bbls Louisiana Molasses. and 80 bbls
New York syrup. 'askt..e
FLouR-We have again to note very dull
market. All sellers and no buyers, even at
YESTERDAYS deprecated prices. The stock
on hand is quite fair; several hundred barrels
are coming in by railroad daily, and the next
important arrival by the river will be the
steamer Tolle, doe next Tuesday. Only 266
bbis low treble extra sold at Sc 80, 100
medium do at So, Is choice treble extra at So,
and $50 bbls choice extra at SO y Dbl. Wheat
has fiuctuated In the West and closed higher
yesterday.
The market is quoted nominally at S. rs for
super6ne, Sc 25@s6 SO for double extra,
Sc 1907 for low treble extra, 81 zo91 oo ior
good treble extra, 81 75@S Is for choice treble
extra, and So 50@9 for choice and family
extra. s ~ a8 n A rsr
Conn MEAL-No demand and the market
is quoted nominally at 81 y Dbl Dealers
have made few small job sales at 81 10 and
81 25 u Dbl; so and SO bbls sold at "a Z
bbl
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SAVE YOUR COTTON.

THE TEXAS COTTON WORM DESTROYER
WILL DO IT.
1t is cheap. costing only twenty-five cents per
for one application, which will sure kill the worms.
1t does not niure the plant the cotton in the boil
Ii is readily soluble In cold water, and is applied In
liquid form with the ordinary Sprinkler Fountain
Pump (which we furnish at Manufacturers Pnces)
tbs latter doing the work in much less time
Send for pamphlets apply for full information to
WHEELOCK, FINLAY q Co,
Wholesale Agents, IS Magazine street. N. o.
4 Liberal discount to the Trade.
PRESTON R0BIRA,
General Agents, Galveston, Texas
For sale also by
FOLGER g. CO.,
j. G. CLARK
je5 2m cod STAUFFER, NcCREADY & co
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RID OF CLASSIFICATION.
General
N-~AaA.D-~


Who came forward with offers which factors
would rot accept The bulk of the stock is
held by those who adhere steadfastly to their
previous pretensions, and there are fewer
small parcels pressing on the market. There
was nothing in the dispatches to have much
influence, but decline Of 6.1O % cent on
sterling was calculated to have depressing
influence.
The sales for the past three days sum up
and 80 to-day making, with the addition Of
100 bales to Tuesdays report, an aggregate
for the week of 1850 bales, against 1900 last
week and 1900 the week before E
Weeks receipts 243 bales, embracing 10 from
other delivery ports (of which 8 from
Mobile and Z from Texas), and 233 proper.
against 800 proper last week and 844 last
year. Total proper since August 81, $685.
COS bales, against 1, 2l6, 1853 last year-decrease
22l, 1851 bales. "
The receipts to-day include bales Of new
crop. This makes total to date of % bales,
embracing 10 from the Rio Grande, from
Central and Western Texas, and 8 from Lou
isiana and Mississippi, against IL last year; of
which Is from the Rio Grande, from Gen.
tral Texas and ], from Louisiana.
The exports comprise 1904 bales, embracing
23O4 to Liverpool 1886 to Havre, 236 to Vera
Cruz and 769 to New York.
4Qes GXcueo2o to108IAUH make lQ6 I6C0lpt6
= al tine ports from IL M. yesterday to
II N. to-day 191 bales, against $50 last
week and 1872 last year, and since Friday
1890, against 2298 last week and 4785 last
year. Total since August 81, 3,457, 1875 bales,
against 8, 749, 342 up to Thursday noon, Au-
9A y lst year (e1cluding the above 1922 =
Exports Friday to Thursday inclusive) to
Great Britain 1880 bales, against 1918 last week
and 6l30 last year, and to the Continent 2466
bales, against 800 last week and none last
year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
70 10 NJ, los, 456 bales, against 49, 423 last
Week and IA, GA last year. . .,Hv.
The weeks receipts at the interior towns
embrace 1874 bales, against 461 last week and
6o7 last year; the shipments 1856 bales,
against III last week and 1879 last year;
and the stocks 8142 bales, against $3.50
last week and 20, 100 last year. Compared with
last year, this shows q decrease of 563
bales in receipts, 1884 in shipments, and
IL, 648 in stocks.
The amount on shipboard not cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment WIS
{ - 9ovn ct the opening this morning at
5000 bales, embracing 2U00 for Liverpool,
500 for the Mediterranean, and 500 for the
North, which, when deducted from the stock
en hand by our running statement last even
ing, leaves IA 500 bales to represent the
quantity at the landing and in presses unsold
or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 80 bales.
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MONETARY.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, |
- &-- Friday Evening, August Is, 1876.
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i ga asn n, RAILROADS.
NEW 0HLKAlls, 81. LOuis AND OHyas@z
tlyna ,IHlEl J IL 70 81 Ia 1870
.b1oo. : RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON RoUTK,
i 30 TRIMS depart and arrive as follows
o.asTed Qrom Oaihops Street Depot.)
III DEPART. teu I'll 81 ARRIVE,
Express. 1880 A. u. Express. ..l1.e0 r, 49,
Mall z. ]. .sl6:bO r. NJ Mail 1885 e. A.
d Pullman Psiacel Hleepihg Oars through 10 gs.
Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati.
Only one change Of sleeping cars TO Esasass
cities. .
Tickets for sale and information given nd Nc
Camp s1Eset, corner Common.
y. ~ rnFFC. eSenI Manager. AplS,
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A4lE>1.4tt<a'I' REPORTS
81. Paul Produce Market.
ST. PAuL, Dec. %, 1915.


A very good trade in produce, and provisions
are fairly .ctive and firm. Receipts generally
liberal.
FLOUR is dull but steady. The movement
durinq the week has been unusually light.
We quot xxx -four at S5.25 tor job
lnts an1 $3.50 TOY small; Xxx ut "a to .25;
" at s2.65 to 2.75. New bucllwleat flour
active. at u % to 81 80 pr Dbl. Dat meal,
"a 0, to "a - for 100 ID. packages.
WgEAT-Buyels here are taking All the reg
ular receipts offered OF 81 90 Tor st. Paul extra;
NJ. 1t SIC; No ., at soc; 10. 3, at Soc; re-
iected, at - and soc.
O4ts S4lcs have been made to consumers at
s. te 3i5H to PC for bulk lots, Gellveled tree
Oh out. going trains
N!1LSrvrF-- Bran fair demand at $3.50 to
$500 for large lots, III bulk and sacks, to deaf
,.,s. and so " 10 81 90 for lob lots.
El.rEE--! lrSin, uliforn color. sweet ana
fresh. at "A - to 100; second selections, IL
lot trc4Avd, store s~cked, It e to l3c
Choice DAIRY packed Is scarce ana 1lrin at % e
2Sc Tor iuNs and jars
EGG-- Good Gtlnaljd It - to -3c. per doz
porLTTY-- Chickens and turkeys to &c
market dull.
$500 Z IS prr l9o.ta. Packers lave pas
&7.75 to 1880 TIL l:.;,rket price closes slime
What weak 1t s1.75.
pRoyIsloys-- .e-s pork, # the D~W p chlne
}si,t;, siv, d~m&n5 and i0Wer, at 80 W ior T.
lot: lard sells at Is i-2 to }4t; hams, he"
erred. at 3 to Is l-2o fol job los.
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Execution Sale.

By virtue OF an execution issued out OF and
m der the seal OF the District Court OF the
Second judicial District for tie county OF
Ramsey, in the State Of Minnesota, upon .
Judgment rendered and docketed III a justices
cour; in said county and district, on the nine
tenth day OF December, A. d. 1914, tran
script of which Judgment was on the thirtleth
day Of December A. ID. 1874, duly filed IN the
District Court of Ramsey county aforesaid, IN
an action wherein Stanford Newell and d. r.
Brill partners, as Newell & Brill, were plain
| tifs. and VIM Hardy was defendant, in favor
| of said plaintiffs, and against said defendant,
| for the sum of fifty-nine 7S-lOO dollars, and
/ interest from rendition, which with one 80 100
dollars increased costs, remains unpaid and
unsatisiied. have on the twelfth day oil NO
vember A. D. 1876, levied upon the following
| described tracts of land, situated III the county
! of Ramsey, Minnesota, tO-wit:
Lots number four az and five (5), OF block
number three, of Lambert & Co.'s addition to
ST. Paul, according to the plat thereof re.
corded in the Office Of the Register of Deeds OF
said Ramsey county, as the property OF SAID
defendant
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given that
will sell at public vendue to the highest bid
der therefor tor cash, the real property above
described. and all the interest which the said
, William Hardy had therein on the thirtieth
day Of December A. D. 1874, or at any time
thereafter. or SO much thereof as shall be
necessary to satisfy said execution interest and
costs, at the front door of the old Court House
| in the City OF Saint Paul, in Ramsey county
aforesaid, on Friday the fourteenth day OF jan
uary, A. d. 1876, at ten o'clock in the FORE
noon to satisfy said execution, with interest
and costs.
e Saint Paul, Nov. 70, 1876.
JOHN GRACE,
!. Sheriff Of Ramsey County, Minnesota
JOHN B. & W. H. SANBORN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Novl6-H
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CoInmns cf ehciee secd.rg matter

THE .4NTI-.NO.NOpOLISI offers
ITSELF to Miaaesotiases as especially
ala22ted to Meiraoants. Fresh aid
Hvely as ,eeaos5oaper, Independent ana
o,ttspohen IN its treatment Of Aaea ana
measures. deuoted to the interests 81
Minnesota especially, acith a great "a
riety Of matter expressly for the home
and Jf1reside, and published at "npre-
cedeated loa0 rates, 1t incites the conf
dsnce and so{icits tie patronage OF tie
state. It IS a Minnesota family, farm
grange, ne,os, literary, scientific ana
political journal, Of a peculiar and az,
exceptional type. 1t fills a place t
which no other aspires. 1t as ran o.
q plan IN srhich 1t has no competition
1t Is the organ Of no clique, ring, o.
faction, the tool Of no combination, III
Representatives Of no .fauored class. I
is peoples paper; re'dy and aottt'"!
alpay. to strike IN their behalf, no ma
ter achere tie HoD falls; to intervene 70
their protection against any party 0
| poacer. It Is k,,oaUn IN every part {.
the State. In erery neighborhdod the'
are those aoho knoU achat 1t has been, q
and scH be. 1t depends upon such
these ;a1st noar to aDork IN ITS betdly
From their appreciation and good soa
expects cooperation. To their 0o'u'
tary efforts It looks for an amme11'o
and large increase IN Its c''c'statiot
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New YORK Market.

F,our--Dn,l aid IRREGULAR; shade easier; re-
,e;nts Q, 900 hbls; superille western and state
81 80 To ! 10 common TO good extra western
and state IS onto 5V' good . eh - =, go =
- % ' obio \, 90 to : .0 extra St. Louis,
- tetn 40. Minnesota patent process, extra
- Good y t. to rrin', Is - to 9 90. ooo
90 Gro;, -ybeat, dull; receipts, 1900 bu
~; "tt.at' MIN, 81 co to ! 03; tngraded -
ny Chicago, lower II 10; No. ! Nh
waukee $ 3o No M, M,," aad va. :. -
IS; No do. u io' Winter req T n1a ln ~
now q ~ to 80 Oats, receipts, .! ,ooo bn'
,niv,d western state IS 10 5o&c; waite do 70
10 sec.
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Weekly Letter From Shredder L'nao'om
G Co., Dec. 18th. 1879

The week opened with weak teeling
!, NO whrat market, and cash no. :
snll down to IS IL cts. Tine untaNora5le
tonr,r of foreign advicts. continued large
r.coints and \ strong bear-movement
combined 10 bring ABOUT TINS result,
! well known that the bulk OF the wheat
IN store here is owned by three hflhs,
md The object OF the bears mas oeen |"
fnr,c urires down t. point where th1se
holders would be compelled 10 sell; but
no denrecjatiou, instead OF producins
,he 4, Sired end. induced the bulls 10
Inv more. aud the bears are prooaoly
NV convinced that the present holders
nan NOT me inundated. The bears are
desperately sh TT, and any earnest at
,cpi,t 10 cover would enhance values
rauidlv Aa improved tone IN hh5hsh
markets advanced prices > cts. per eash,
ii aurino the last three days. but iorceo
sales Of Chiesmo wheat in New York ii
. concession ot cts pc bushel, ut
,;n,a when other grades We're 10 :
cts better, produced a temporary react
ION in favor OF the bears. and the al
vance was partly lost nj the eiose'
m mild weather has been tavorahi'
for railroading, and commission me-
who had made advances on wheat II
I've interior. have co-operated with IN
railroad managers to bring IN all Ia
ar,umulations along the lines. I'M
eynlains the large receipts in tace OF a
.Eaolnte cessation of farmers deliveries
,rbe ,mount in store here Is large. ou
+,a accommodations in the interiorar eS
caedinyly small and in view OF the III
.n;m;,y of the reports to the effect tn.
=. least half Of the crop mas aifetu
heen marketed the large amount !
sightn is less formidable. and when :"
effect that values hare been iorce
5own 10 % Is cts. per bushel on u
STRENGTH of the amount I'm sight, Cd
bs.r arrumeut has spent its ioree.
Wa nave had good demand it
,r;.na GRADES of wheat from miller
I'm, the high rates of freights cheek Q
sra,;nns Allowing the reports As
49,, n,anortion of wheat already mar
eted to b. correct and We thinS "a
arel. and deductiag from the supply.
turner's hands the requirements
seed and bread. we can not esiha.e !.
available supply from the Northwest
over Is million bushels, which ADDED
The .moun, in sight, less the requi'
n,..n,s FIR home consumption, wot
Leave "a million bushels Tor exp'
from Atlantic ports. which wouiu
decreased in proportion to the increas
requirements Of winter wnest grow
States
We quote market firm No l. ma
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nrnrEy BRorHgEs sell christmas books.
Extracts from the Mark Lane Express OF
Nov. %. 1875

The imports into the Kingdom for the
week ending 18th Nov. were l,l59,36"
-rty.s. wheat. and log, 500 cwt>. flour.
BERWICK on TWEED - supply 81
wheat TODAY was again very small. amt
there was no change in prices
BosroN.-rhe wet weather has re
taraed wheat sowing, and farm work
generally is in backward state. Some
II he wheat samples are IN indifferent
condition. and the trade this week Is
aaiet. Farmers mostly resist any redue-
| ,ion. and the business passing Is At about
late rates.
| C..MARruEN. Corn is in q most
damn state; wheat too damp 10 grind.
| Wheat. IS l0d flour s. per sack.
CuEsrER.-Very few samples OF wheat
Offering. and the business done was
limited. ut IS to IS Id.
DERBY There was a tolerable guam
,i,v OF wheat on offer, the demand tor
which was inactive. and on the safes eli
fectea prices were generally Similar &c
those OF last week new whites made 4o'
to 54s; new reds, lbs to Sos per 80 stone
DEv1zEs-We had a small supply o
wheat. most of which was in very poo
condition, and in consequence OF thu
greater part of the mills being Hooded
and m,llers having most of their stoci
ON hand. they were anything but ile'
BUYERS. Consequently. although price
, canno, be qno.ed lower. except IN cas-
Of forced sales, but little wheat change
: hands. and was very inanimate.
! DoRcHEsTER.-Small supply OF whea
+ and good demand. the best quality max
) inc oather more money. Quotation
!; ranged from ass to sos per imperial q
: AGAINST SIS ol-4d. the official average {
: last week.
4 FRoNE.-Best lots of wheat sold Il n
4 IL. at the iull rates OF last week, but II
> ,erior met a very slack trade, at rattle
d lower quotations. Wheat, 4ssto 5as p
HuLL.-Arrivals OF grain and SEE
| continue very liberal. The weather .:
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court.
r,,~nx, or, A~o,-A District

STATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court.
Fourth Judicial
COUNTY OF ASoKA, District.
In the matter Of the application
OF Aurelius J.. Wiley,
to perfect title to real estate sold
BY James " Kelsey, guardian. J
70 all persons interested in the following de-
scribed real estate, situated in the county OF
Anoka and State of Minnesota, to-wlt: The
east half i J aud the Southwest quarter l4) OF
the southeast quarter X and the southeast
quarter( y u the south quarter \ )ot sec
ton a6; i'll township SO, range 20 west.
Take notice, that the above entitled applica-
ton will be brought on for a hearing by order
OF this court. beiore the Hon. G. h. Wander,
bureh. Judge Of said court, at his chambers in
the court house, III The city OF Minneapolis,
and State Of Minnesota, on the 22nd day OF JAM
uary A. D. 1876, at II o'clock AN. OF that day;
and you are hereby required to be and appear
at said time and place and show cause If any
exists, why said application should not lie
GEO. ". MORRILL,
Attorney Tor Applicant.
| ASoKA, MIyy.
November 18th, A. D. 1875. novl8-7w
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St.!-cu;s Max q.

ST. LOFTS, Dec. ..
F1onr-. WAX; tall srpe,fne, - so to II;
o,,.r,, ~ Is 10 ! 81; Xxx, - 20 TO -.
Grai, Wheat, dull; No. red western, = ~
t. A. bid, cash Oats tirmer; No. :, % 70
o P J Pork, lower; 800 90 delivered
&R1con firm. 10 to - lac. Lard, higher; l.'s
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| n
io'o' :
4h eSof hs eaF the sna last three
rom aur. %. up 10 date. were as follows: ]
1875 $50, BOO l5,4so,2so !.
io14-75 5i5,ao7 o'nos', 200
lo73-74 452,94l l5,o65,2oo
We present a statement of to-day prices
AZ HE different markets. together with 9th
), {;onres hear;ng on the value Of wheat iol
@t.;-'5sa,1 90 comnarel with preceding
:" 'p'''ei''' 40 N
years: ,o-z 1917. 1873
), o,.;, ~, too'
10: wlea AL ~ j. ~ - ssx ssx LILY
rt m"unbo p fr.iah h.;
l't 1lM MY ntsi ~ q "a SO
M owb4at my.
PER bu o., 10 ~ IL, ~
ri rs;,l.r 1,,,, -, ~ 49,
I;.-ornooi nor
100 rs. 9s3-los 8a'-sa- l-sl- i-s'
~; ;....r r1e's, ~ IN ~ 1o1 Sd l2#d
! :, p1' ,.11. 80 o,,,r,.. r..;va c,osina
-, 49,. = 70,
,er vrpr 1874 1878. 1872 |
No wheat. 80 ooA LA i'l' 81 a.
~. : '''S'' ..l i, ~.
u! Sis-2 llioten Az. o 4io''' CIV
- Pecci,.ts Shipments
1875. 1871 1875. lS7+.
Flour, hrls., 69,5eo o1,ooz "o9o o'.2''2
Vgttat, -ou' 4io.t@5 4iV,a,0 ~ 80,
iL5r i', {. a-'''a r3[-o 3710i s'e5n
live Hogs. Is Is I3s ,245 1880 ~, 80
Cattle, iJ.345 ,o95 q,9.i o'.97
me yis'11 aHlly VI $500 II s
- H., md aborl port- in tran
i, ~ lak@, rsi and n the New York canals
Nov II, 1915, and the comparative stocks at ~
otter uudelae1 TONED periods, were as io4-
lo@e:
Zee II, -. jec.4 -. ~, - ID, 70 -
" No. ,n'. 49, 20 '525 53q .7e ]4I
Q b n.}' !. '4hs $40 1890 2o4, 100
a.. ca,-vrcn1f,on,l church At Norway
-, $500 SUNDAY tbe tir- l4vil,l
~ - sar,-;c.
Cheyenne. ". l. 'eie-' anu VI "
18th, says that Frank "+of9f, III ron y
= Beck Hills Tor irovlsio nrinSS with o.he
" course gold, one nugget ei5 ing 81, ana or
So
- ~, &C +ba Era,ch Govern
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Legal n Offices

STATE OF MINNESOTA, c,,,r+ &c C,r,roon P,oas
County Of Ramsey.
HESRY II. FINLEY
VS.. OuWmOu6.
The tate of Minnesota to the above named de-
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which has
been filed in the Office Of the clerk Of said
court, in St Paul, in said county, and to serve
a copy Of your answer to the said complaint on
the siiiscllb i, at his Office III St. Paul, in said
county, within twenty days after the service OF
this summons upon you, exclusive of the day
of such service, ami ii you fail 10 answer the
said com plalnt Within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this act ii will apply to the court
| f,r the relief demanded III the complaint
| HENRY ii. FINLEY,
Plaintiff in person,
Novi-6w st. Paul, Mimi.
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