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20 25ase 90 the spot and 800 bills sold for July az
@ i Ss eHs 100 TScop rnS cy wTs,n eS s
9nH too unsettled tor rcaeie quotations Lard dcsidsd
no GE 7 g a" s Tor s prH He cily SNd 81 s
prime Mc,ern cls,qs AZ n@ic prices snd gr future
hogs 4t,@li," Buttr quiet; state creamery ias2sc
other STATE itH2ic Western creamery l~22c., other
W,c:'crg r.'i,c clges;' du factory sole SKINS.
GnMN-Wh,at sgii and PARTIALLY Lower closing quit.
sIriw New Work aud Nilwaukcc. 81 81 Tor 30 Nmth.
wg.lern y 3toet e., tor 49, 10. aud q so q for
s fof f future dp,eTy ~ S ID ali of At nay zO x
Ancr Chauc there was some renewal VI business but
atu,idc pucc.. inc .slcs included S. . chcaro s. 20;
ior gufc delivery 80 rcd winter at 81 2eis To-! May,
9G a " a az DC %a S a3 a n aaS lS Of
blrle1. "ungsh 80 Clnada Srling a. siss,c. oats
9ea' H or sr a ised am c i1 White Tf ,nsIas q,
~ NJ i c6 zoo 'Gr R NI i All a. ' S yl fcr
So Chicago iu.Hn corn ggi.icr ant ptic, rather
2naw ut 5ii e. Sa',t SO at ~ - aid 5psS1sc Tor
steamer w,A fellow Ir,c, s9a gi"e5a s s% ITs Ss
future dri,rr'. 2Lrr bush No. mixed nj 5iiSc. for
8, @ & Te dga Win 1'', demand I,,nnr: sa %
cae ~ sit.ic VOID ,oct OF mia efs,,rs II iei bags
du nh nrsri, roirnsl ,or iortisn a., sic or 5oiest
aeiivc ~ 80 "N Rlw .ngrr va, very nrin a. si99
'',c TOR 'ar to -'ol lcnnine with salrs Of aaul n1s,
,StNrmts-Sluis turirntinc continued IN demand,
closing hi-litl d fru at 30 Ni, @ti Ibis were sold.
R"sns dun sud unchanged at ~ tNeS ~ for common
To- GOOD strained. ictucum was liuhrt aud arm, crude
~ lulk str fchutd In hhlt ILL., hf ter prompt lie
incrics fMiow in eori dcWani st 7'yc. FOR prime.
NhtsktN du and nominal at 81 pisFl - Ocean rrirhts
were without marked change. charters fairly
tive. Grain p IiNrrUo ni by stcHm ~ cotton. iad
provisions 80 .ii~, grain 10 Iutduu by sail do by
steam. sp1l flour 20 nli - Hour hy sail 10 Rris-
70 - 81 PROVISIONS f. 4as"w 10y steam, ios grain TO
brstol Clngnri. D. - T. A. crude Ietrolcrm TO
HARE "a 81 refined do to- tho Baltic, - 7is t1s do.
To Bremen. b -, D.. du rom fhudrlrhn London,
IS "a. do from Blninorc ~ the Continent 4s@Is 3d
do. from do IL tie Baltic. o..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs.- 81 III,
llo 1884, d1 ltS. ~, 2il 20 2G5 2a2 SCI The SPECIAL
calendar ut assessment cases Will also he called
SrlhEME NorRG-srtclAL TrM-Nos dos 49, 4li. $40.
~. 49, h7 40 aTu 49, $40. 1914. $40 2l5 20 Iu4 81
100 %, aal, ~, lsi, 10 NO. a. lo3 20 So i5s 45o
4Gu i02. iu7. 1si. AIS ii~ 60 4Si
SurhME touRt-fmH ItKa-rart Case on No. li7l
10 day calendar Part ll-Nus. 1862, l3ii, 1852, 1852
WS 413i. lNpl lGsi. lUr 1880 l4nA lla4 llHl. A3i1
@i7- li;p5 it@ ls7a 60 100. lGi,7 III leo. l,,l
lut1, lilo ll25. 2,na 1927 a. l2l7 lii7, l54s $40.
ll7l, 1884, $685. lii4. l262 n. 1929 iii2.
SurFEloR toUHt-GfNrRAL TFRN.-NOs 20, 81, 80, 50,
u, ~. 81 ~. ~. ~, -. a. ~. ~.
SrrtluR turT-SlltlAf ItHN-Nos ~ g.
SurrWoR CouRT-rRiAL TtRM-Par No As
toNNoS rlrAs-GlNrHAl TtRA Sos 49, >, IL X. 20 20,
p, -. 81 81. 80 II, ola. alb, ~. -
IoNMON fLfAs-t iANRfRS-Nos. >, -
CoNAoN rLIAs-TRIAL TERa-Part Case on, No. on.
No day calendar
MlRlss couW-rRIAt lERM-Part I-Nos i+5t, 4Gle,
46i2 fhi3 4di7 2i71is ii29 iG3l il77 a2~ AM iip
2Wp 1851, 1903 rari II Nos iiai hlS, Nli, 400,
800 422u 46D3 f27s 1880 t5Si ff7i ih2l ih7i $50
Part iIl-NoS 4Sl7 3hbs, 4fhi le0 ll;fS, 297o 1872
400 1874, 1852 1901, 2a1o, 23is 4i2l. 2643.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16
BEA1Ev ny roAIcr OFFICERS.
Two Members OF the Force whom Justice
F<ilbrcth called HUMANS"

Patrick Hcrnon uf 7G6 Third avenue, with
his friends. Henry Flynn = 50 st. Marks place.
William Marks Of 45l West lfty-second street.
and Thomas Ncvins Of eiS Second avenue. at
tended the L. f. Farrell Associations bail az
Terrace Garden on Tuesday night. Coin.
from the Garden they received return checks.
On the sidewalk llcrnon offered his checl. to
ono 81 two mon IL was refused. with tho r.
marx that llernon would got his nose mashed
II he Didn't look out Hcrnon rctortcl that
he could do a little MASKING himself, and. with
his friends passed on Ia Third avenue. While
crossing tine avenue Hrrnon was hailed by tho
man with "Soy. did you say You wanted e.
mHsl my uu.tt' To- which Hernon mads
man went 1T H'rnon with a rush. and IT,
latter thinking he WAS about To- Ice at
On trl stru * Linn In ia face as n apprlu'hf l.
Tine man then declared that he was an officer.
and. pulling his pistol. covered Ilemon with
u. at the sim" tim" striking him in tho face with
his list The companion of the onlror. who
was also n policeman, icat Ilcrnon about the
nrud with u CLUB. Ihry took linru1n 20 tl"
Thirty NTH street police station. before Justice
kiibrcth in the lorkvllle Police Court. ye-ter-
day those iaOt- Wrr' brought out ~ tho plir"r's
admissions. Justice kilnrrth expressed his
surprise TINT 81 IA " rununs were allowed ON
the police force. and Dr Jared that their conduct
WAS the greutcst outrage Of the Kind that had
como uadrrhs notice. liernln was discharged .
aud instructed 10 make affidavit against the OIL
neprS
Tho officers. Edward Whalen and Thomas
DunuellY Of tho Twenty first Precinct. were
Their held 10y the Justice in 5000 bail 10 answer
at General Sessions.
II was Whalon To whom Hornon made his
kindly oner oi tho check, ana who forced the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16

Arrivcd-WEnNisUAr May 10.
= sidoninn. McFvc. naples
s. Java. oll4-. Antwerp
- state oi Nevada. Braes GLASGOW MAY g. and Larne
an.
=. Canada Iransent. llavro MAY T.
$ Algeria, Waisun Liverpool May Z. and Queenstown
stu.
5 california Oycnstonc Gla.sow May 4. and Neville
9Th
- 49, n'factor. Jones. Wilmington, y c.
> AINriuHric tIiifs. fewf- Dcl
:. fuwhAtan. NFwiustau. Palermo.
- kaii'c.uake. swain Philadelphia.
SIS Leguor. johnson. Portland.
Slin iNNl0. Nttk. Rrturu
Rafk Wv, rhui. Nltuif. rotterdam
Batk sea tree bcunDtt Waterford.
Harh Auiri be. E.utr. Dublin
Bark Idaho. Eve. tlruturgns
Hark iiHt Vast. NY..il 90. iidyre.
Burh NitNriH. NNrt~'Yt. l.I.'rnn.
Bark SI-l. L. -, 70. Esfta d.u
Bark N..lf INu' SfI'krr. Hromen.
Bars Io,. 30. lau.. ttHutu'H = lG
Br- itNiu. b. D. .hN DID,. tHD krr. IIrdrnas
Schf Petite 900 NIr b. ..f iHr.l. l'lu-tr-u.
: Or Fftut .usl. Mr.iirr Snl i.a-
s. mr. t."t.H p.lfIIsN. Nc-urr. ear ipHls
schr ~ .ut Sc Im.fN. fIltcr. Fri'-rrso.
Srlr tUIff.. tn,-, 'urfH,-trr. \. g.
Schr lthu Is Nuutuii. crowley. Mf.iuaslI, y. II.
Scif Enl .ia Grossly. q u.hf. 50 tiIuDl.
AI-|. flH Usual Nr.-ii-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16
FryaNcIA AND COMMERCIAL

,-.- a, 49, - a, ~,
WEDNESDAY, MAJ 10. M.-lhe early
IN 49,, t,.,,t... ,.,.i.,. ,f.i. rt ul
"". az" "''S"''', ''"' ".', '-'N' '"V'
ana Delaware. IhckRwauna ana western a. the
chief f.nturcs III, first uoued havin. ,..lltaJ
~,''' ,"e n's' '"i' 'I.IH - " u Dol u' 'r 3D.
although subsequently lluruating between 62is
and COZ. md closing nj 90 d, seller q Doln.
-, -.
W"ro' la savanna ana N's,erh also rose
from a. to 81, but yielded TO 5l's ut the
first board although ndynncln.. TO b, buyer
"
- IN tlu nc u''iitl'-Si h' EehDrM t'h' ol
~ hl"t NJ T's "'.'"s r. lu IN,
~, r. rs,, ~ rh, bnI hc"S oosj '',
IN, ~ ynr,ne @ h ,,,I
m"ni2"i their differences. The N"mhv'-i"rn-
NM -. inu1 W.T. Wy. S,'Iliei,i,.. ..'i' i,.3i
-, NJ ,,,9r ~ M nh Nrris ~
E-.y was asa strong Al an improvsncnt ifoni
~ 20 ~ o. NuH~n. however. rul"i W'.ts 40
IA 49,. anil Parih' Mail drosp.d to -, M.chi-
SHh ,'hFai ~ i.' HM'y w. 90 a., a., .'vu;n =
~, ,'"i '' -, r.. was -" 9" nIS
Western Union M volume "i business Wa not
imporN"h', ana ~ sumo may Toe remHrNrd oi
In tAe Now YORK Mining Stock Exchange
thorn ,yne an active -ip,S. in DnhInnvan a :
~ 'r,i,t III, III ,'i''i - I'm .
ana i"ith was also NOR" a.uN IN we l"tvt
transactions at an GdYanc. to, 49, buyer 10 nj,
~ 200 a. Iuyrr 3nI az ro.uI4r ,v,lv o. 30 i.iit.t.
q. n,.l pu.L .r.. ,..- f,..f, al n a. u q ..i.
o. Yl..' r., '''' a. ,,irN' .,- ~
ne hNpi hn, '.i vl s.dr'@ u'"l TOO VIZ ~
S3l 81 Whi,l Lax > 'r' J. ir'. ui q. t'p 4.
NsrthWr-i.rn lu.7lu: tlo urrf.rr.l 3nJI. :.
Paul. G9lu: DO. p.riprr.l. . 500. NIsiIl.'nfi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16
why Almon w. GrI.wold wa. Discharged.

Amon W Griswold. a well known lawyer Of
Sew York before United states Commis Shields
yesterday charge fcausing false protest 10 be made
in support a claim again, the Government for the
amount an alleged excess ot t"'ies paid by August
knrd IN goods imported hy the steam shin Persia
August sl This Is understood 10 be one of the cases
referred by Special Treasury Agent Gurus before
Congress committee which 1t Is alleged that the GOV
crnmcut was dciraudci. The Assistant United States
District Attorney asked PERMISSION Ia Withdraw the
complaint nn the ground that The principal witness ir
the Government was absent TN, witness was under
stood a. be Mr. Rickard. Commissioner Shields declined
10 permit the Withdrawal of the charge, dismissed the
complaint, and discharged Mr. GrisWud from custody
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16

Maria Salovitti, in 1870 sued Isaac Levy. tho
cornct player services Tor singing at two concerts in
Springfield, Mass, and two iu New Haven, Coun, for
which she alleges Levy promised to pay her 2i for each
evening She obtained Judgment for SlGi 10 Mr.. Levy
tesunod that all the money that he earned applied
to paying his creditors. when he returned from Aus
traa recently he again summoned to account Tor
his earnings lie testified yesterday that his share Of the
profits at his m the Grand Opera House was
applied to the payment OF borrowed money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16
Greeniey. Death sentence Commuted.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 15.-Gov Williams has
commuled the death sentence of VIM o. Groeney to AN
prisonment for life. Groenley Is married man and
she refused 10 continue unlawful intimacy With him
lie To- have been hanged last Friday, Int was
rrspited by Coy williams The plea in eNtonuatou was
That ureenley loved his victim 10 msanlty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16

New ORLEANS, May li-At to-day's regu-
lar monthly drawing OF tho Louisiana State
Lottery Company ticket No. 1929 drew first
capital prize.
Ticket No. 1909 drew second capital prize.
Ticket No. 90 $40 drew third capital prize Of
$4,000. sold in the city Of New York-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16
Runaway Accident at Lonr Branch.

LoSG BRANCH, May ia spirited horse
driven by the wife Of Capt A Wise late OF the seventy
FIRST Regiment n @. S n " ran away on Ocean avenue
YESTERDAY. Mrs Wise and her child were violently
thrown out by the overurnnr Of q phncton The lady
conveyed u her home at the American Hotel where
she still lies unconscious Drs Hughes, Chatue and
job nson are atte nding her. Death is probable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16

II You nre buying straw mattngs call on
Joseph Wild Il Co.. 30 and 81 Thomas ST. near
Broadway who are Offering an immense variety
OF medium aud fine grades OF white. check. and
fancy. at very low prices. to close importations.
ADJ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16
MARINE INTI;LLTG ENCi.

NtNf'rrRt ALNANAc-r'tis nav.
sunriscs a. sun sets. 90. II Noon RISES, 90
WArFk--rufs
Sandy Hook. ~ 'iu, l. amt Ot Hell date. n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16

Summer unde rshirs and drawers &c., SIC, SOC. six
dress shirts to So unlAundried shirts Toe, ~
W Johnston 200 Grand st. also i27 9th ay corner 2Uth
st-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16

"Buohupalha" cures urinary kidney. and bladder dis
eases weaknesses, ae quick and complete w. at drug
gists-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16

Pearline Washing Compound is wonderful invention
fer the working people send ~ the and try iLAr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16
The Popular Price Plan,

As adopted By llcgeman Co, chemists and druggists
2u5 Broadway, isa success-dir
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16

Neither drugzed, Hquni~a. nor waterfalls
hat lhiA pure Nlrs iruu ar ,,u,uu fnlt Nln- ards
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16

4 Fine 81 sill. HAT FOE $500. Derby aud
lt Hats, 81 90, worth si ln Sew ,iufci ~. 40 stairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16

Have Non tried the perfection blend OF
w.. Fac ana lINtt Ifi 90 90 4lfs> rir~f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16

nl"e ora.. whi'l,e,. c4lANrsr and ruREsI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16

Young ryhlsLIcs, >,i wAo',-alc and retail by
ACkEK, MEhi Vii = tONuIr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16

Ale.. Young. olls.' and na.ue', standard ai,allsr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16

) rqypr'. blue Grass. MADE cn', nom SELECTED
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16

picons frst T. his wife, then to tho Rev Dr.
French, and then TO Prof Doremus. AS
camo from Prof, Doremuss laboratory he
said. | met Mr.. Vaudeville and Mr.. Sicder. !
told them something 81 the matter and | also
gave Mrs. Miller hint Of the trouble, The
meeting at eX- Mayor Siedler's was on the Oath
OF February. Prof. Doremus had already made
an analysis. but didn't know this when | went
to tho meeting. | had not fully appreciated
The cross-cxaminaton Of DR.. Cornell is to be
continued this mOrnlng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16

Hue cr".. A. 4. alvay' uniform in quality
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-16
THE DOGS OPENING CHORUS.
INIT CAV RE SEEN md HEARD AT
THE KENNEL CLUB'S BENCH SNOW

THE KENNEL CLUES BENCH SNOW
sho.r that arc Most Attractive 70 the Men
md the Most Pleasing TO the Lndies-A
word OF AdvIco-The arding of Prizes.
The second day of the bench show was
snencd with the following chorus:
Nnp yap yapyap yap
NHp. Ou.lii.i I, Ougln
~ vi Nj va Van vnl.
Bow WOW Oughn.n
OuFF ger boot
Yeoughwerouyoush
Iapyapyap
kiNt
Yapkiny ibouify oc ongyap.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-02
IT'S NOT DEAD YET.

The Potter Committee still or Dechc-- Hayes
WiH be asked tn Rise and Erpluin--Y The
Inquiry to be Thorough on Both Sides.
Washington Post.
The committee will go for the bottom
facts, and Mr.. Hayes himself will be invited
to take the stand, and tell the country what
connection he had with the outrageous
frauds that were perpetrated in his interest.
He will be asked to explain certain checks
signed by himself when Governor of Ohio.
and in which money to aid in carrying out
the Radical scheme was drawn. In order 10
refresh bis memory, the committee will show
him the checks. The President will also be
given an opportunity to intern a patient
people how he came to give every one of the
returning board rascals aud the thieves who
helped them lucrative federal offices. Za.h
Chandler and certain members of the syn
dictate ring will be summoned to tell what
use was made OF certain large
sums of money which were spent
IN the campaign by the Repub-
lican candidates. Officers of the National
Bank of New York, from which John Sher-
man obtained thousands Of dollars, will be
summoned to bring their books for inspec-
ton. Stanley Matthews will be again invited,
anu, IL lie again oeclineS. ne VIII TO urged
On the other side Manton Marble, Colonel
lelton and all the parties whose names were
connected with the cipher kilograms, will be
called. President Tillsn himself will be
requested to testify, and the New York
Tribune editors will be required to tell where
they got the cipher kilograms. Facts show
ing clearly how the electoral vote of Florida
and Louisiana were stolen will Q put in evi
dence and published. The names of tie Wis
ltlns Republican statesmen vii figure con-
sp'cuousiy In connection with these
kilograms, which are tie ones which were
secretly distracted fro 0 t,.'s Trunk, as
has been described 10y tt Post.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-02
Operations of the Redemption Agency
Greenl'ack Address to tie Issued.
BONDS FOR BANK crpctr1 .r1or

Operations of the Redemption Agency
GreenbAck Address to tie Issued.
BONDS FOR BANK CIRCULATION
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O.-The treasury now
holds S3lS. COG, 700 in United States bonds to
secure bank circulation, and $l3, SS34O1 in
United States bonds to secure public deposits.
United States bonds deposited on
account ut subscriptions to 4 per
cent. loan.. Observation-Disclosures 3.572, $50
United States bonds deposited for
circulation for week ending to-
day Observation-Disclosures. 1,2CG, 500
United States bonds held Tor circu-
latinn Withdrawn during week
ending to-day. ............. 1.0J5, OCO
National bank circulation, out
Standina currency notes. s22o17ose
Toid notes Observation-Disclosures. l,46s. $40
Internal revenue receipts to-day. Z67.47U
Gust. m receipts 4S4, SCI
Receipts of national bank notes
for redemption for week ending
to-da, compared with CORES
pnnding periol last year, 1877, 3872 900
1878. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,l62. 100
Neceipts to-day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1UG00J
OPERATIONS OF THE REDEMPTION AGENCY.
WASHINGTON, Nov 30.-'rhe following is
statement OF the operations of the national
bank redemption agency for the month and
five months ending this day, compared With
corresponding periods last year.
National bank notes disposed of for the
mnnth:
Notes tit for circulation assorted and
returned to banks of issue for the
ihni1h .............. ............S 6.5l1. ltlO
For i've months. .................. 5667!, 100
Notes unfit for circulation assorted and de-
livered to the comptroller of the currency for
destruction and replacement:
Nay ha
For five months. Observation-Disclosures. 1858, 900
Notes Of failed. Hauidating and reducing
hunks deposited in the treasury:
For the month. Observation-Disclosures. 8 1927, 700
For i've months ................... 2077,350
Totals for 1878:
For the month. ...............S9 240 500
For five months. .............. 1922 $50
Totals for 1877:
For the month. .$16375 500
For five months. Observation-Disclosures. 8o2S8 3UO
Decrease for the month. .......... 7,l2G 800
Decrease for five months. 13,0l5,950
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-02
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS


Board of Trade meeting this morning at
8 O'Clock.
The Delta Sigma society will give an en-
tertainment at the University chapel this
evening.
The policemen who have been on night
duty for the past month. changed yesterday
and will take the place of the day squad for
one month.
The crmmittees appointed by the various
tenn perance organizations to consider the
question Of establishing an asylum for in
tbriates in Minneapolis will meet ut Col. C.
Il. Benton's Office 10 night.
A pistol shot and the sound Of some one
getting away lively from the corner Of Was
in2ton and Nicollet avenues. aroused the
people in that neishtorhood Sunday morn
Ing at four clock. Who knows anything
about it?
The body of Private Hart, of the Seventh
infantry, y. S. A., who was killed on Mon
day last on the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST.
Paul road, will be buried by the county
authorities to-day nnless taken away by the
authorities at Fort Sntllinp
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-02
COMMERCIAL.

Retail Vegetable arl rrovision Market.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 30.
SPRING CH1cKENs-5016oc per pair; 15c per Id
dressed.
DucKs-Scarce; teal Csc; black duck 3o3s5c
malards soc; canvas back Goo.
TURKEYs-12A@15c per h.
EGGs-2O025c per doz. (scarce).
BUr1En-Scarce: fresh 25030c per pound.
FIsH-Pickere: end common fish &c; white fish and
trout Sc.
Fno1r-Apples (s1ichigan) S2ooas.oo per Dbl.
cranberries Sc per at.
GRAPEs-1o@2sc.
VEGErARLEs-Beets,4 0c per bus; carrots, 35c per
bue.; cabbage, 3O035c per doz.; celery 5O0G0c per
doz.; onions 40 05Oc per bus. potatoes 3505Oc per
bus. peppers, 10c per doz. parsnps, 400 per bus
hubbard squash, 75cDs1 per doz.; potatoes, SC
per h.; turnps, CSC per bus
Saint Paul Wholes ale Produce Market.
November so.
wHEAr-Receipts liberal; disposition to advance
manifested by new buyers coming on to the street
So lbs 75c 81 lbs, zoe; S. lbs, 66c; IS lbs SIC
ST lbs, SIC; SO lbs, soc.
FLouR-steady; patent process S6.7507.0o;
straight xxx S45o04.75; clear s3.5o@4 90 xxx
S2.5n@ 800; Xxx Sl.75G12.Oo.
CoRN-Demand fair; receipts liberal; stocks large
3o@3lc to buy; 320 33c to sell.
OArs-Gooc demand; receipts fair; to the dealer
in bulk 2112c outgoing trains free of ell vator
22a24c.
HAY-Demaad fair; receipts liberal; wild, $3.50;
me, Si0@l2: ba.ed Wild, $40.
BAnLEY-There is really no market; samples
brought in Of low grade aud meet no offers !;
brewers well supplied and not anxious to buy
except good, bright colors; No. may be quoted at
45c.
HoIs-Demand slow; New York, 1o015c; wiscon-
sin, e112c.
BEAss-From S1.25 for common to 50 25 for hand
picked navy.
Mill sTuFFs-In good demand receipts good ;
ground feed, Sl3.5l014; bran SGl7; shorts, SOLO;
corn meal, per LOO lbs, Sl.25.
BuTrER-Market dull; ,tore packed medium
406c; good dairy, 91l4c; choice, 2o122c.
EsGs-In good demand with very limited supply
market firm at zoe.
AlEATs-Mess pork, inactive, $500; hams, country,
(scarce) $40; hams, canvassed, lie; plain 10 q
1OMc; shoulders, 6,aM7c; sides, 7tl7Hc; dressed
hogs in demand in small lots at 3@0}2,c venison in
fair demand at4 asc. accs,dng to condition.
PoULTRY-R Receipts liberal: demand good; chick
ems, 617c ducks and geese, 1850; turkeys, aloe
CRAsBERRIEs-Receipts ioera; good denand
81 50ll.75 per bbl
HAY.aIarket dull; wild s. .o09lo .Go; tame Sl2.oU
baled wild 3l2.M
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