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TWO VALUABLE
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For Sale,
The undersigned, will offer at Public
Sale. on the premises, on

The undersigned, will offer at Public
Sale. on the premises, on
TIL URSDAY, OCTOBER 24th, 1873,
At O'Clock, p m. two excellent farms To-
Gated In Christlana Hundred, New castle
county, State Or Delawore, bounded and
described as follows:
Farm No. consists OF about 100 acres OF
land more or less, bounded by the pubic
road leading from Newport 10 brandywin
Springs, by the Wilm ngion and Christi
ana tur. pike, by lands OF Robert r.. Ly-
nam, Howard T.. Finn and others, Tie
improvements consist of brick dwelling
house. frame kitchen and ice house al.
tached, with well OF water under cover.
larre barn with sufficient stabl ny, and
ample EMBEDDING for stocK, granary, co, n
cribs, carriage house, chicken house and
other outbulld'ngs, also a good tenant
mouse. On this farm there is AN apple or
chard and Other fruit trees. This farm IL
one Of the best in the neigh horhood
Farm Ne. consists OF about 1Is acres of
iand. bounded by lands OF Edward Wood
ward, Thomas ID. Lyman, .nry I.atimer
John Il. Lyman, DIR. A Irons, and others
rue improvements consist OF a large stone
ana brlck dwelling house, frame kitcueu
ana Ice house attached with well OF ex-
cellent water at The door, "a large barn
about sixty I, Ell square, " ith good sta ling
Tor lS head OF stock, and ample shedding
over The batnyard, grabary, ccrncrIbs,
carriage house, chicken house and other
out-bulldings, good tenant house with
never failing ell OF water On this farm
II coed apple orchard also a number OF
CHERRY trees TINS farm Will com pare IA
vorablv viii any In the deigb borhood
Wewouid call especial attention OF Gao
ltallsis or any one wishing a desirable
home; 10 the advantages tina these proper
Ties possess over many others, to u liigh
ana healthy ne ghborho9d to the natural
quality OF the soil, IL b ing H. a high state
OF cultivation, divideu into convenient
fields under good fences, situated a little
north o. The Borough of Newport, about
hve minutes walk TO the depot OF T.. w N
X. r., convenient To places of worship,
school, mills and within three miles of lie
city of Wilmington, one OF the best mar
kels Tor larm products the country can af
ford, and for trucking or dairy purpose
such AZ opportunity for purchasing sell
dom occurs.
AT the same time and place very de-
slrable property In the Borough of New
port consisting of about two acres OF land.
upon which is eIeced "a frame house, "A
small barn, carriage house and other out
buildings, also. blacksmith and wheel
wright shops. This Is IA good stand for
Work, or would make IA suitable place for
carrying on butchering. We deem further
description unnecessary, a. any one wish
ing 10 view the above described properties
VIII be shown them.by the parties living
thereon. Terms easy.
Conditions made known on day OF sale
oy WILLIAM X. FILM,
HOWAR RID r.. FLINN.
Lewis W. Stidham Il son, Auctioneers.
sep2I-3tw- -d2Law
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ONE TEMPERANCE TICKET has gone
out of existence and another been
put in its place. How long it will
be permitted to live by the temperance
people named on it is not to be found out
just yet. The GAZETTE protested against
the "Old Foundry" temperance people
invading the Democratic party and nomi-
mating its members on the first effort to
get up temperance political party. For
this the Republican read us lesson of
objections for interfering. But it turned
out the GAZETTE not only met the wishes
of the Democrats who declined, but that
the Republicans were almost as uniform
intheir desire to escape running on the
"Old Foundry" temperance ticket, since
we believe fifteen candidates out of nine
teen declined +; and some of the others
WHO did not decline have been pushed
aside by the new ticket formed on We'd
nesday night, by the refusal of the party
to nominate any candidates for Levy
Court Commissioners. 1t would be as
well, we think, and better if the tenn
perance people, who are very much di-
vided in opinion as to the expediency of
this movement, were to abandon it en-
tirely.
we remember well the serious damage
The daily gazette., 1878-10-11

GoDLovE S. ORTIZ only has a majority
of ninety-seven votes. There NAV be
enough of the old Venezuela business
about those ninety-seven votes to enable
the next House to take Mr.. Oth by the
scrufi Of the neck and the slack of the
trousers and toss him out the back door.
Bdttimere Gazette.
If Orth is half so bad a man as some
OF the Republican newspapers represent
ed him to be during the canvass, we have
no doubt he owes his election to fraud
perpetrated under the Enforcement law
by the deputy U. S. Marshals and Other
political tools in his district. If SO, he
should be rejected and the man who is
rightfully and legally elected seated
when the doth Congress meets.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-11

we are now onering the best and cheap
est lot OF Teas and Offices ever brought 10
this city.
Please Note Our Prices.
A Good Tea for 25 cts per lb.
A Better Tea for 80 cts. per lb.
A Choice Tea for 40 cts. per lb.
And Our Famous Tea for SO cts. lb.
These Teas we offer in Green,
Black, Japans or Mixed.
A Good Coffee at 16 cts. per Ib.
A Better Coffee at 18 cts. per lb.
A Choice Coffee at % cts per lb.
And Our Celebrated Breakfast COT
fee we are selling at only 25c. lb.
This Coffee we offer in Mild or
Strong.
These Teas and Coffees will com.
pare favorably with any goods sold
in this market for 25 per cent. more
money. Give our so cent Tea and
our % cent Coffee a trial and be
convinced.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-11

NOTICE-l, Michael Mulligan, do here
IN by give notice that shall appiy 10
the Judges OF The Peace and Jail eiivery
Oh tne state OF Delaware. In and Tor the
county OF New Castle; on Monday, the
18Th day OF November next, A. D.lMs.
6einy the first day OF the next November
Term OF The said Court, Tor a license IA
sell intoxicating liquors in quantities not
on the prem ises, at my store. on Clinton
street, In Delaware City In school dl strI cts
NOS. 81 a 10, Red Lion Hundred, New
Castle county, Della ware. and the follow
application To wit;
n. Geo. Price, jos. o. Eagle,
Edward Myers I Hunter
Lewis Laboub, John Lang.
hn Armer, EuwnrI o., ell
VIM. i Householder. II. Pennington.
'onh 'ahickle, George avldsor,
Thomas ID. Bradway.
oo"'''' MICH AEL MULLIGAN.
n orlCE-I. Daniel Mcstay. do he reby
give notice that snail apply TO the
Judges OF the Court of General S, sslons OF
tLe Peace and Jail Delivery OF tho Stale OF
delaware, in and for he county of New
Castle. ON Monday, the 18th day OF No
vvemoer next, being the fir I day OF the
November Term, a. D., 1875, for n license
TO Keep an Inn or tavern at the house
known as the Practical Fam r Hotel. in
y 'h9ol dl.trlct No. In Brandywine hun
nnreu, New Iastle County. IN the State OF
itlaware, and to sell intoxica ing lIouors
ia less Quantities than one quart, 10 be
drunk on the Irem ise-, and the n! !Iowino
respectable citizens recommend The go IL
application, to wit: N'' '''''
John NJ. Cardiser. VIM p. IoJge
=. IS. Mlls n, Andrew johnson.
Johh Cozz ny. Herman in t,
JHcoo Norrtu, James Grubb,
n. casey, Benjamin Brown,
S%onn % oiover John y, Glover.
Seorse cleaves, John Hallett,
Eu ward Ir vis, Il. II. Da, ley,
Charles Gran. Richard Edwards,
octV'5t~ DANIEL MOSTAY.
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Price, TEN Cents
NEWSPAPER
ADvERTlSII
l1Sth EDITION.

Containing a complete list of,Is.
In the United States. the Ter,i,ss]
the Dominion OF Canada hayiy \
lation greater than 5000 accoF,,
last census, together with The M,
newspapers having The largesi or.|
lation In each OF the PLACES nams
q catalogue OF newspaper WI
recommended 10 advertiser i
greatest value In proportion "a
charged Also, the Religious AM
cultural Journals, very cOmpIep
and many tables nf rates showing
OF advertising IN various neyspaps
much other information which All
In advertising would do we'll To
A ddress q E0. p. ROWELL
Newspaper Advertising bureau, d
St, N. Y. .
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How the Ohio Democrats Ac.
count Tor Ii.

From the Cincinnati inquirer
1hls, 1t SHOULD be remembered, was a
Congressional fight. TIE money power
was never before so visible in an Ohio
election as on yesterday. Hundreds of
dollars were paid to men apparently with
out influence, and with such freedom as
to indicate that there were thousands he
hind the hundreds. The Federal govern
ment appearing as a corruptor of sufferage.
Deputy Marsha in unknown numbers
were secretly appointed at five dollars
per diem, who went about in citizens
clothes voting and electioneering for the
Republican party. With all these appli-
ances it Is amazing that the State was
not lost TO the Democrats. Money flow
ed freely in every Congressional district
where there was hope of electng a Re-
/ publican member. Personal attacks
were made upon Democratic candidates.
Trading was resor ed to and this partly
| explains the result on the State ticket.
The Republicans, by making this vehe-
ment attack in Congressional districts,
have probably succeeded in getting a
small majority on the Sta.e ticket, per-
haps 5000 or 10000 vo. es. The money
power is not conqueror in lhi. great con-
tinental State.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-11

There were IS yellow fever deaths in
New Orleans yesterday, and Il deaths in
Memphis and its suburbs. At Baton
Rouge 46 new cases were reported, but
no deaths. Thsre is no abatement of the
fever in the interior districts.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-11

FURTHER returns from Iowa indicate
that the Republican majority in the State
will be about $1,000. The Congressional
delegation will stand, Republicans to 2
Greenbackers.
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that was done to morality and temperance
by the passage of the Prohibltory Law in
1855 and we believe similar state of
affairs. would follow If it We're possible to
pass such law through the next legisla-
tura
The daily gazette., 1878-10-11

THE GREENBACk PATTY, We under
stand, are endeavoring TO hunt up gem
tlemen for nomination for Governor and
Congressman, preparatory to calling a
State Convention. As the branch of the
party in Delaware propose to issue enough
of paper to take up all the Government
bonds, greenbacks would likely sink 25
cents on the dollar. We doubt, there
fore, If any of our people who own a
house, or farm, or mortgage, or a
bond of any kind, would like to serve
upon the ticket because that would inn
ply that they were ready to take 25 cents
on the dollar for what would now readily
sell for 100 cents on the dollar. The Re-
publicans of this county have set an ex-
ample in making tickets, however, that
might be readily followed by twenty
factions, If there were the requisite num-
Der of ambitious people seeking nomina-
tions. Democrats may search the coun-
try over and they will find that their
own party is still the purest and the best.
We hope they will stick to it.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-11

DUBLIC SALE OF rs rEAD OF LAM
l. CASTER COUNTY COWs.-Ihe
snbscriber will sell at Pubic Sale. rs
Head Of FIRST Class Mich Cows. a lso,
% head OF very hne York state Calves, 10
head OF York State Bulls, Durham Stock
ON WEDNE~ AFTERNOON Oct.
10th, 1873, at 1 o'clock, sharp, 1T He, ~
Husban y iarm In the Ninth Waff VIII
mington. credit OF ~ days will be Civ.
en- without interest No posIponeme ent on
account OF wea her.
JOSEPH GObDLEY.
L.. W. st dha IN d SOn, >uct'rs. ocg-ts
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NOTfCEs.
SAFE INVESTMENT.
- Shares in HOME LOAN AssOCIA
TlON, eth Series, for sale. n
II TAyrop

a
-ee-e-- ~, Secretary.
NJ OTICk OF CU-PARTNEKSu -
~ Il. Ball q Co., agents, trading IN Pa
per hanging and Window shades bava
this day disposed of their business 10 RaII
.' emerson, who will continue The busI-
ness at OH Market street. John A nderson
mas been constituted he finanoial agent
Gnu a .. NJ Bali, general business mansg,r r
NOW buying exclu.ively for cash. We VIII
se.i at the very lowest rates, and invite In.
spectlon 10 our large stock of new goods
anu respectfully solicit a contlnuance ~
lhe iavors 20 libe ally bestowed in tha a
past. BALL Anderson, 5l7 Marha,
''iee'' =. r. BALL,
O. neral Business Mansger
JOHN ANDERSON, Financial gent
Oct9 OF
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THE battle for the control of the next
House is ended; and as Democratic as
cendancy in the Senate has long since
been assured, The next Congress will be
Democratic in both branches. for the
first time during the last quarter of a
century. The States that have already
chosen Congressman have 80 Republicans
and 10 Democrats in the present House.
The same States have elected &c Repub-
licans, % Democrats and Nationals to
the next Congress, with one vacancy in
Vermont that will be filled by Barlow,
National. On the square issue between
Republicans and Democrats the Republi-
cans have lost IL and the Der. ocrats have
gained I, thus adding II to the present
Democratic majority Of the body, and
reducing the Republican strength more
than the Democrats gain, by the National
triumphs. The Republicans would have
to gain % Congressman to secure a
~'N"' ii"J'iity III tit Il'uSt, anu tfldL Is
so far beyond the pale of possibility that
they won't attempt it. At the most, they
can't gain more than one in New Eng
land, and as many more in New York.
In Pennsylvania they must surpass all
present expectations to hold theil present
II to 10, and in the South and West they
can make no material inroads upon the
Democracy. The next House will GER
tanly be distinctly Democratic, over
both Republicans and National,, by a
m 'jority of 20 or more, and the Republi-
cans will be in minority of from 25 to
80. The success of the Democrats in
the Indiana Legislature secures the cleo
ton of ofVorhees, and allowing Pennsylvs-
nia,New York, Nevada and Connecticut to
elect Republican Senators, the Democrat
lc control of the Senate couldn't be en-
dangered. Henceforth the Republicans
will direct their campaign to elect State
officers and Legislatures, and Congress
sional candidates will be allowed to pad
die their own canoes.-PhHd. Times.
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VANS.
LICENSE APPLICATIONS


oIiCE.-,, Bernard Bonner. do herebv
~ give notice that snail appIv ~ ~
Judges OF the Court OF General ess, ons sie ~,
NE Peace and jail delivery OF the state oi oi
Delaware, In and for the county OF Nem ~,
Castle, on Monday, the 18th day or Nv
vember, being the first day OF The Noven,-
Der term. A. d., 1878, for a license 10 keer
an Inn or Tavern. at No $40 Il. FiTb
street. being the y. w. Corner OF E,n,,
and Spruce streets, In the Fourth Ward ",
the city OF wilmi' gtop. County and tsta Ua
aforesaid. with the prIvll-g ge 10 sell In,ox,e
eating liquors In less quantities than ono
quart 10 be drunk on the pr, misses, and The
following respectable citIz ms recom,nan'e = +
the said application, to wit:
Hobert Carswetl, Geo. NJ. ID. Ion.r
John y. Gallagher, James n. McS;o,,,oa,
Aususius Simmons. John j, Toner
Nell Gormley, Samuel NJ Wool
francis eiley. James ii. Josepb.
,,e,ru nernaru Donohoe, Richard T. Venn,
Wyi,,,iam Nyi,,i styon James q. BARLEY.
WilDsm a. Hoxie, Joseph Ashley.
John McCauliey, Pa rick Hession
Frank Maguire, James RIgnev
John NJ. stuart, Seaman q. Psft,nso,
JOun TimliD. George w Hndsnn
rrsnc's McMonaglet Alva ID. O'keil,
o0tiu-NN BERNARD BONNFa
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WAsODSTOWN ACADt

A thorough, home.like school I'D
of patrons. Pupils prepared iOl y
more. Preparation of teachers a y
Careful supervision. Fine, healll
tion. VERY MODERATE RATES 10
lOgue, address A. L. NORRIS,
Woodstown. n. j "
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PUBLIC S4LES.
Public Sale.

"IL BE SOLD at the auction rooms
w OF l.. W. Stidham 4 Son, on Sstur-
day m"Ining next Oct. 9Th at 0< O'Clock.
one upright riano, made by Geo Steck a
Co., cost 1900. Only teen In use years, In
perfect order and can be seen any day un.
VI sale al the auct on ROOM. octS-4t
DUBLIC hALE OF New Clothing at
i stidham sous Auction Rooms, on
Friday and Saturday evening, Oct. iith
and 18th, at I O'Clock. 100 over and Dress
Coats, 40 pairs OF nne Pants aud rs Vests.
Among them may be found expensive
over coats and good bu iness suits. Sale
positive octiO-St,
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NCTlCE-I, John Keegan, do hereby
| give notice that shall apply 10 he
judges Of the Court OF General Sessions s,f
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state ~ ~
delaware, In and for the county OF New
Costie, on Monday, the 18Th day Of No
vemoer next, being the first day OF the
Novem ber Term, A. D.. 1878, for n ljcenas
70 Keep an Inn or Tavern In the city OF New
Castle, known as the Rising Sun Hotel. In
school district No. 40. In New Castle hun
dred, New Castle County, In the state OF
In less Quantities than one quart, To be
drunk on the prem ises; and the iOilowIns
ret pectahle citizens recon- end the s.,a
application 10 wit.
d. Bouiden, f. Chase,
1anes ilnnot. VIM. W. Anthony,
Lacklin, VIM. Holsch I'm q ker
Snnn S.,n White, q. Is. eggenmann.
Wm' II. Dooh. Thomas Early,
T. M. NandeYer, Geo. II. Fox.
Ben. r. Herdman.
oc'io-s'~ JOIN KEEGAv.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-11

DEV ID. A. HoLbR00K's NIL
n SCHOOL, Sing Sing, \.
opens September II.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-11
FOh SALE.
For Salo

EUR RENr.-Several3 Sd story roo ms I'm
l. the Gazette building, =,
The daily gazette., 1878-10-11

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-,
EDWARD l.. MARTIN,
OF SUSSEX.
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To PARENTS & GUARD
PinCkQG)'S 5 School DIlGGlry All

furnishes 10 Parents and Others, a
Schools In U. \. AMI Canala. d
with the gist OF the usual cIruN
most DESIRABLE ONES, thus
Ing parents all necessary infOrmit
regard TO our BEST SCHOOLS
expense or delay. Sent upon II,
postage (5c. J stamp, 80 Union sqlf
sep6-lm
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY TICKET.
Foh SHERIFF,
mn DV II

j U ii n Ply l. e.
FOR CORONER,
j ACOB BUTZ
FOR stain SENATOR'S.
j. WILKINS CooCu,
CHARLES ii. McWHoRTER.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
JAMES w. WARE,
DIR. SwITHIN CHANDLER,
WILLIAM DEAN,
JOHN DoRAN,
GILES LAMBsoN,
EDWIN II. COCHRAN,
WILLIAM Z. RIGGs, Sr.
FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
WILLIAM X. BRIGHT, Red Lion lid.
WILLIAM POLK, st. Georges.
WILLIAM A. MORRISON, Mill Creek.
WILLIAM l.. WIER, White Clay Creel
JAMES T. TAYLOR, Appoquinimink.
HENRY II. WELLS, Blackbird.
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70 THE PUBITC

OTICE.-The Citizens Loan Apsoo,o
~ tion New stock for sale. i,o bao,-
payments. Apply TO GEO. c, MARiS
Sec'5., 6ol Shipley street. seuii.in
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TEAS & COFFEES
Sugars & Spices.

We are now Offering the best and cheap.
this city.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-11
OCTOBER 1877 -.

Democratic Nominations.
STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN w. HALL,
or Kent County.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-11

81 ibe a PAY F,Yutc.A to Agents canv.u']
-, Outfit Free. Addrss'so 'oE, < IetJ
EhY. Augusta, Maine r. v Y
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. . y All0vERrisss,

20 cMleoAo .l,, CARDS cn--,--
ealu 20 Ashland, MAJ aunt loc.
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ARnIN r.
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st. Lou;s Teaea, ents.
list. Louis Republican.


A reporter of this paper happening to
meet officer Cassidy of the third district
night before last under the frowning walls of
FORT sUMPrER,
asked him few questions. There isn't
man above ground knows the district better
than Pat, and he soon shed a great deal Of
light on the tenement question.
.sFort Sampler is rickety old pile of
buildings on Eighth street, between Carr
looking structure the reporter asked:
"Aren't there great many people living up
there?''
Hundreds of EN- was the reply.
"Must be hot quarters this weather.
Oh! they don't mind it. They're mostly
coons.''
"But how in the world do they manage to
sleep nights?"
$50 the roof, of course. They get
along all right
''They can't all sleep on the roof?''
eyes they can. They lie heads and tails.
You couldn't walk over the roof
WITHOUT STEPPING ON THEM
but aren't there families living up there !?
I should think they would get mixed up
"They amt particular, they find place
to lie down and they stick to it and it ism It
safe to try to move 'em either There's
young and old, married and single, some
white, but mostly yellow and black, strangers
and friends all mixed up. They sleep we'll
enough
Don't they ever walk in their sleep or
fall of? p
"There was darkey rolled off about year
ago. He Lit right on top of wencL who was
sleeping on porch below
"Did it kill him?"
mo; it didn't kill anybody but the
woman
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Il iStIl,duy ROtr.

A number of people, mixed, coed and bad,
on Sunday chartered the steamer Monticello,
which plies on the river above the falls, for
the purpose of enjoying an excursion to-
wards Anoka. Some Of the party took along
a key or two of beer, while events proved
that several of them were loaded with side
packets full of benzine. The steamer had a
band of music on board, and barge was
taken in tow for the use of such as desired
to dance. Before the party had proceeded
far one or two quarrelsome fellows com
menced operations, and from that time I'M
til the return i'll the afternoon the ''pleasure
boat was the scene of one continuous dis
graceful row. TO cap the climax a
party of roughs took possession
of the boat, beat and bruised the captain, and
then run the craft as they pleased and where
they pleased. Up to last evening there had
been no arrests made, and the GLOBE had not
learned that it was intended to cause the az
rest of any of the party. It does seem,
however, that some punishment is due to a
party of roughs who deliberately imp ose
themselves upon pleasure company and
break 1t up through pure cussedness.
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Il Dn,,,age Suit Penyiuu

The Western avenue bridge, over the st.
Paul q Pacific railway, is in good condition
to make the city an expense of several hun
dreds, thousandsO of dollars, unless it is
attended to Immediately. 1t contains holes
sufficiently large to engu!f q four-horse
wagon, including horses, and miqht endanger
the existence of the dog under the wagon.
The GLOBE understands that there is some
question as to whether it is the duty
of the city authorities or the st. Paul i,
Pacific railway to repair this structure but
there can be no doubt if there is any damage
done to person or property, that Mime
apolis will be compelled to foot the bill. Let
the council take this matter under considera-
ton and either repair the structure, OF take
legal measures to compel the railway to do SO.
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Saint Paul Wholesale Produce Market
July 30.


Saint Paul Wholesale Produce Market.
July 30.
WHEAT--No receipts; market nominal at ST. 90.
FLoUR-Market dull; patent process S6.7507.GO;
straight xxx 81 5O@5.0 90; clear S3.5004.OO;
xxx $2.5o0s.OO; Xxx S1.75Ql2.o0. Rye -four SO so
@4Oo.
CoRN-Stocks large; receipts liberal; market dull
from incoming trains free to the dealer 34(035c to
the consumer in bulk free of elevator 36@37c
BAELEY-No. 1, eo065c; No. 2, 4o@5oc; No. 8,
3504Oc.
OATs-Receipts moderate; demand good market
very firm at &c for mixed and 2Sc for white to the
dealer on outgoing trains 29c for mixed and 3Oc for
white, per the track and in bulk.
Corn MEAL Very dull; bolted, $1.25 per 100 lbs.
BEANs-From LIB for common to 50 25 for hand
picked navy.
GROUND FEED-Yery dull no demand except in
very small lots S14 to the dealer; SIG to the con-
| sumner.
BUTTER-Market very dull; good grass butter Co
SC; choice 1O@12c; from known diaries 14@lsc:
| old stock 2@4c.
EGGs-Good demand for strictly fresh at lie;
MEAT-Iess pork unsteady at S1O.5o@1o rs hams,
country 5h@7c; canvassed 11@11ac; plain, 100
1oHc; shoulders, 61s@7c; sides safe.
HAY-Market dull; wild $4,000 90; tame $1,000
@12.00; baled wild $1,000.
SEEDs-The is virtually over; little is done
in milet at 81 Is; utabagas 35c per Id. and buck
wheat at Csc.
LIVE STooK-Nothing dorg in the ya-ds to-day.
Good grass fed steers held at 80 mixed cattle from
2l to &C.