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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-03

THE MODEL %suBsrRIBER.

"eoed morning, air. Mr.. ElI.t how arc the
10Ts ysS' n mt y.1t, Ra-tq,-I tAausssr "a
And S SSS.: y. 2 .s az totls IT, .s.Ah Is Ai,uOu.y
shut IA down leading /. to bin, AID .Asn oe,tsd
hin 70 Try II 4 year.
And here are a few little items lIi Unopened last
week 10 our toWn;
l thought ths{'d look good for u, paper, and, % I
Just i0tted EN- down.
And hafa 10 q bllket Of cherries rTHlI0 picked "
prealy Tor you,
And 4 laSll bunch Of flowers tUu ~Jsinie-the
thouSht she must send SomtetHg, TOO.
You're doing politics bully, ls,h Il our family
Just sssP your old goose Quill ! hppIn,, and giyo
Hayes q Kood ons for me.
And no ' you are chuck full u CUISINES md i
won't b taking your line,
I've things Of my oNn I must i.Is1 to--gooddA ~,
ali, I believe viii ellmb."
The editor sat IN hiIlanetum, aad Eoaghtdownhs
hIt with q thump,
"eod blOa that old farmer, - ha Entered, "hel q
regular Jolly old trump"
And Us thus with our noble prdddon, and thus
twin seer DO still;
There are come Wh1 appreciate IL Ibor, and Son0
PefhApi who never will.
But In tho great ums that 10 conlrI, when 0Abri-
els trumpet AhAll sound,
And they who have lIbored and Ia!d IhAll e,me
from the quiyertnH ground;
when they WLo hlVuSthyen and altered 70 teach
aud snnobls thu race,
Shall march 1t the head Of the column, each one
In his 9od.giysn place,
A they march through the gates 0! The city with
proud and victorious tread,
The editor and bis asIiItInu viii thyel not far
from toe he'd
-BHiiAesH Ravksyt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-03
Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 2.-Flour-steady
and unchanged. Wheat-DulI, weak and
lower; No. I Chicago spring 81 1oal lOX,
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 0sSa1 COX cash
and January, g oehal 70 February, No;
steady at 42xai3e cash, latter gilt edge;
42Xa42xc January 12ha42Hc February,
rejected 34Hc. Oats-Dull and prices a
shade lower; 24hc cash and January, 24Ac
February, rejected 22kc. Rye-Firm and
unchanged ut Soc. Barley-Dull and
prices a shade lower at 57Kc, Pork-In
fair demand but at lower rates; weak ut
Sill so cash, Sl1 As February, $I1 80 March.
Lard-Dull aud lower; 81 80 cash, 81 57h
February, 81 IS March. Bulk Meats
Quiet and easier, but not quotably lower.
Whisky 81 06.
Attic close wheat was nrmer but NOT
quotably higher. Corn aud oats steady
and tirm. Pork frmer- advanced 2ha5c.
Lard easier, but not quotably lower.
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The Necessity Tor Postal Savings
Banks.

The New York HsrrId makes the fol-
lowing plea for postal savings banks:
Twenty banks in New York and four in
Brooklyn are found by a careful analysis
Of the bank report to pay s909,97l per
annum In salaries and office expenses;
Sl78.555 for taxes, and 10 have the enor-
NOUS sum Of S5,1s9, 7ls invested 10 bank.
ing houses. The interest on the latter
amounts to SS6S,279. This showing Is
only on twenty.four banks out OF one
hundred and flty.four in the State. The
great saving Of a Government system
which would avoid these heavy %expendi.
tures Is apparent. The benefit to the
people in the security Of their money
would be inestimable, aud when 1t Is re.
me mbered that they would receive Inter
eat from the date Of their deposit 10 a
DO stall savings bank, and up to the date
Of the withdrawal otthcir money at what
ever time II might be, the difference 10
the rate would be %immaerial. We hope
to see Congress speedily take up the act
upon the subject.
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chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, January2.-The DrOperI Jour.
nal reports:
CATrLK-Receipta 400; shipments 145.
Receipts for December $1,000; for the year
l,0S3,0 900. Shipments for December 5000;
for the year 7oS,50O. Shipping steers slow
and lower; medium 10 good 81 05a4 rs,
choice to extra 81 5oa5 IS; stockers and
feeders strong and active, few here; sales
ranged at s. 00a3 20; butchers strong, cows
g 65aS rs. bulls 81 75aS 20, oxen :? Goa
400 steers IS 00a3 SIN, calves 81 50a5 so.
SHKRP-Receipts 740; for December a..
000i for the year $4,000. shipments for
December $4,000, for the year $4,000,
Active and strong at s. 00a5 90.
HoGs-Receips 10000; shipments 1900.
receipts for December $4,000, for the year
4,028,000. Shipments for December $1,000,
for the year 5 1900. Opened steady, but
dropped of ,5a10c under heavy receipts;
mixed packing "a 00a4 Is, light 81 05a4 10,
choice heavy shipping $i16a4 20.
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Funs-We Jake lie FOLLOWING quo

Fuls-We take the following quotations
from 0 circular issued by s. Horkheimer
q Co.: Mink, 10casl 90; muskrat, Sal0c;
raccoon, 5a50c; skunk, 5a60c; grey fox,
50casl 20; red fox, 50ca$1 co. otter, IS 90
"A 90; opossum, 6al6c; wild cat, 40a6Oc;
house cat, 6al6c; sheep pelts, 25ca$l 90.
GRoCERIBs There Is q continued fair
degree OF activity In grocery circles, but
the leading staples present no new Or i'm
portant features. Sugars active and firm.
Syrup steady. New Orleans Molasses in
good demand at our quotations. Rice
stronger. Teas and spices unchanged. We
quote: Co6ees-Fair togood Bio at lsHal9h,
prime at 0ka2lHo, choice ct 22a23c, best
roasted CSC, yellow Rio 2ic. Syrups-Com.
mon 40a45c, prime 60a55c, New Orleans
Molasses, new 45a50c, old 40c. Su1drs-
Refined hard crushed aud ~granulated lohc,
A Coffee 9Kc, extra exc, off Q 9a9Hc;
Commercial A Sugar 9Hc, commercial G
90, yellow @ SIC, Golden @ So, common
yellow7KaSc; no stock OF N. o. Sugar o
arriving 7xasc. Riee-CarolinR choice TIC,
New Orleans, prime SIC.
GRAN-Business was light In grain circles
to-day. Wheat remains quiet aud steady
with light business. We quote prime Penn.
sylyanIa and Ohio red at 81 coal 25. Corniis
easier; we quote old ut IS cents, new at
40 cents. Oals are rather firm at 25a27c.
Rye Is steady, with moderate supplies at
6Uc per bushel.
GiSssSG-No. !, dry, 81 GOAL 10 per Id:
HAY-Baled remains very quiet aEd
rather nominal, 50, 00ai0 90. Loose 10 in
liberal supply at 81 00aS 90 per ton.
NAIIS-The following are the card rates:
| Nails, Brads and Fencing-10 to cod 50 50,
Sd and Cd 50 60, Cd and "a g IS, i'd and Sd
s. 10, Sd 50 IS, I'd S. 10; Barrel-A inch
So 35, Il in. IS IS, l In. "a IS, ~ In. 81 10,
1A 10. 50 IS, IN in. s. IS, ~ In. s. 10;
Finishing-1 In. ~ IS, TX in. 50 S.. ~
In. 81 90, IL to TX In. 81 IS, Bin. "a 10,
az in. S. IS, 8 in. and over s. 90. Casing
and box-l0d to sod s. 10, Sd s. IS, Cd
s. 90, Id s. IS, Sd 81 IS. Fine Blued 4d
81 II, Sd IS So, I'd So 10. Lining-K In.
So IS, u in. IS IS. Tobacco Hhd-l0d
50 IS, Sd IS 10, Cd and I'd s. IS. Clinch-
all sizes $40. Cut Splkes-M sizes ~ go.
Boat Spikes-al sizes IS 10. Slating-6d
S. IS, id s. IS, Sd 81 10, Cd S5S5.
Ons-Carbon 12Ife per gallon, miners
ONIONS Home raised. 7Sasoc per
bushel.
PorAroEs-Prices are easy but not quo.
tably lower. We quote prime peach blows
ut 40a50c per bushel.
PRovIsioNs-The general position Of the
market has uudergonebut little change du.
ring the week. Wequote jobbing prices as
follows: Quotations: Mess Pork-Clear at
Sl5 80; family SIS 90. Bacon-New hams
lie, new shoulders So, new sides 90. New
Lard-Butchers, SIC; fancy city SIC
Tierces, and 90 Barrels,
RAGS -2a2Hc per pound.
WooL.-Quoted at 40a45a for choice
washed, and one.third of for unwashed;
medium, 35a40e; coarse, 30s35e.
sEEDs-Timothy seed, 81 50 per bush;
clover nominal.
SALr-Per barrel, 81 10.
TALLow-7Kc for country.
ToBAooo-Nayies, 55a60c; twists, 65s70c.
WHEELING srodIRs-Per 1000, $lo60a
II so.
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NEW York, January 2.-cotton-Dull
OF II 5-1~6a1l7-16 Wheat-Heavy; No. 3
Chicago spring 81 32kal IS, No. 2 North.
western 81. S5K, amber western 81 4s. Rye
Quiet; western 71a75c. Barley and Malt
Unchanged. Corn-Fair demand; steam
mixed 5Sas0c, No. Q January 63Na64Hc.
oats-Dull and unchanged. Hay-ship.
ping 60a65c. Hops-Unchanged. Coffee
Quiet and unchanged. Sugar-Strong; fair
to good refining 71a71Sc, prime 75So, re.
fined firm 9Aa9Ec. MolaSses-Dull and
unchanged. Rice - Quiet and steady.
Whisky-Dull at 81 0 Ifat1 10.
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AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling WhoIesaIe Market.
ogyrcE DAILY 1srK11IeKscER, |

| Ns0AahII sAAs y
Some activity was manifested in trade
circles to-day-Awelcome change from the
Gpathy Of holiday week. Business men are
preparing for q new campaign, and Il il
hoped will develop an active andprosper.
Gus business In ali departments OF trade.
There.is but little change In values.
APPLRs-RemaIn In good demand with
affirm market and rather light supplies Of
prime 10 choice stock. Wequote Of 50 75a
B 90 for prime 10 choice.
BBkNs-1he demand Is moderate, and
trade Il quiet at unchanged prices. We
quote at 81 00a2 Is for prime white navy;
other grades as 10 quality.
BuTTKR-No alteration In the LuggiEh
character OF the market for common and
low grade butter can be reported. Choice
table qualities meet with the usual steady
demand, but on any qualities below prime,
the trade is thoroughly dernoraliEed. We
quote prime rolls Of 16alSc.
BAKING PowDRR-25a36o per ID.
BRooMs-Fancy g 0oa2 26a3 %; plain
81 50a2 90.
BBESwAx-26c. s ,gpsa.
CANNED GooDs-Qlotation1: Peaches, 8
lb cans per dox. $500; alb cans, 81 80 8 ID
canstomatoes,$1 IS; 2 ID cans tomatoes 5 Is;
WinSlow corn, . ID cans, 81 90; sweet corn,
81 80; common corn, 81 90 Btrawber.
ries, 2 ID cans, 81 rs; blackberries, 2 ID
cans, 81 IS; raspbetries, alb cans, 81 70,
plums, 2 lib cans, $l76; lima eans, 2 beans,
81 rs; COW oysters, l Id cans, 70; 2 ID
cans 81 so. iIg
CoAL-Per 100 bushels, 50 COAT 90.
CHREsR-Is still quiet and steady. with
liberal stocks in frat hands and q rather
aluggiSh demand. We quote prime Ohio
factory, September make, at 1Sha14e.
CufcKRSs-Young 81 25al 70 per dozen;
old g 90; Dressed, per Id, 6a7c.
CRANBERRIKs-1here 10 q fair supply,
with prices steady, at 81 60a8 90 per barrel.
DRIED FRuTT-Tfade continues nominal
Apples quoted at SXa4c; Peaches, So for
prime halves. Other quotations: Prunes,
new 90; Currants at 50; RaiEns-new 50 10,
old IT'S, Valencia, new SO.
EaGs-The MARKETS well supplied. We
quote strictly freshat l6al8c.
FIsH-QuotationE For packages con.
tanning 100 pounds Of sound fish, Light
weight and inferior quality at prices
to correspond: C0dfSh-boneless $500;
Lake herring. none; pickerel, none. White
Fish, $500. HALF bbll. No. 8 maekerel $3.50;
No. 2, 1915.
FRATHRRs-1n good demand; live geese,
40a50c.
FRUrr-onnges quoted at 81 90 per box.
Lemons at 81 80 per box.
FLoUR-The trade continues quiet and
steady, with light receipts and q moderate
iamand Wa nnotei II
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Toledo.

ToLxDo, January 2.-wheat-steady No.
I white Michigan 81 g, extra do 81 So,
amber Michigan spot. 81 SoK, seller Jan.
uary 81 SON, seller February 81 SS1s, No. 2
red winter seller January 81 ak, seller
February $50, No. 8 red 81 u, No. 2
spring 81 Il. Corn-Dull; No. . spot 4sXc,
new seller January 45c, seller May 47xe,
0ats-Dull: MiehigAn2sch. Clover Seed
Mammoth ~ 70, prime ~ 60.
At the close Wheat was quiet; amber
Michigan seller January 81 81, seller Feb
ruary at 81 Ssh, No. 9 red winter seller
January 81 AK Corn dull; new No. 2
4IKc, do rejected &c.
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wheeling Cattle MARKET.

WHEELING, January z, 1873.
Live stock received at the Wheeling
Stock Yards during the last tive weeks:
CkrTLE-R.ceipts II head. Ordinary to
common 21<a3c, common to fair 3aSXc, fair
to choice 3Ha4c. Some extra choice cattle
were sold ut Axe. Most sales at SIia3Hc.
Demand for cattle fair
HoGs-Receipb 1874 head. Common and
light SHaSKc, packing SIla3Ac, choice
hogs for butchers 3Aa4c.' rome extra
choice hogs have been retailed by Dillon &
Son to citizens Of 4hc.
sHEEP-5l4 head were bought in Wash.
ington county by C. Mendel and shipped
TO Texas.
JAMBs-In fair demand at 4Na5Kc.
CALvEs-In fair demand at 81 G0ai0 90.
Mich Cows-ln fair demand at s25 90
A5O 90,
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Lcs 9, grosssty % S';!sS Sa sS;1 IS du,lns
coal Bat dLaIiefI on the NJ onglhulA
John MorrIsseya Heallh.

NEv YoRK, January 1-senator Nor.
rissey writes from Jacksonville, Fla,
that he has been sefioaly Ill since his
arrival in that city, having contracted 3
severe cold while he wa n Savannah.
At time Of writing he yls better. he
will not take his seat In the Senate un-
I'll bis physicians advise him that II Is
entirely safe for him h come North.
Mu. Morrissey started yst0rdly TO join
her husband.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New York money an stocas.

NEW YogK, January 2.-MoSEY--Ac-
tive at Z per cent per annum, and Y per
cent aod Interest per diem, closing AZ u
per cent and interest per diem. Prime
mercantile paper 5a7 per cent. Custom
receipts $780, 900. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed S565,000. Cleahngs $40 100000.
Sterling quiet; long 4.s2, short 4.ss.
GoLD-0pened at lO25s, closed at lO2N;
all sales Of the day, having been at these
figures, Cash gold loaned up from Az to :
per cent per annum, and lie OF l per cent
per diem for carrying
srLvER-At London 531d. Here, sil.
yer bars are 81 lsh, greenbacks; 81 l6,
gold. Silver coin YAK per cen. discount
GovERSMRSTs-Steady.
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The receipts continue light-scarcely
equal TO an economical demand. The
quality, too, Of the offerings Is mostly in.
different, no good sheep being among them.
The demand Is limited to purchases by
butchers, aud even inadequate to fairly
meet their wants Quotations 4a5H cents,
few selling at the latter price.
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REMARKS.

Notwithsta ding some increase In the re.
ceipts since last week, prices are fully hc
better than they were then, with q fair dc.
mand. And with q prospect Of cooler
weather, which Gems now near at hand,
there may be more activity In the market,
with prices firmer or otherwise, Us receipts
may influence. Quotations 6Na5k cents
for extreme tail ends; better grades 51a6k
cents, with most sales at or near 0 cents.
u suRRP nARyKr.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Falrly active al

uEus
STATE BosDs-Dull.
SrocKs-Market opened frm, but was
subject to several fractional reactions.
Later the general list became strong, Lake
shore aud Delaware 4 Hudson notably so,
advancing la1h per cent. II Is said that
Vanderbilt, Gould, Keene and Says are
bulls on the market. This and the proba.
bility Of q coal combination being effected
at the meeting OF operators in Philadelphia
kept the market firm. late In the day
there wa q fractional fall, which was part
ly recovered, and prices left of steady In
tone. The money market was stringent
because OF shifting Of loans on account OF
the failure Of John Bonner q Co.
transactions aggregated 5000 shares,
Of which 10000 were Lake Shore, 1000
Northwestern common, 5000 preferred,
5000 st. Paul common, 1900 preferred,
1000 Lackwanna, 1900 Morris q Essex,
and 1000 Western Union.
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The market has been fairly active this
week, under the influence OF quite q
limited run, and Of the offerings there were
very few good tops, and prices for them
were NsK cent higher than last week.
Other grades showed nearly as fair an i'm.
proyement. Nearly all offerings were sold.
Quotations 2Ha6H cents.
Mich Cors-There has been 4 fair de.
mand for good Cows, which are scarce.
Quotations $50 00a55 90 per head at retail.
= Bfb ms SWINE MAAxEr.
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Rnlnmore IiYe Ntoclk nIarket.
nAiT1si1 Monday. Ds.aSas a. isT.
REMARks On pKRF oArrLl

The arrivals OF Cattle during the week
amounted to 1000 head, against 1,34S head
last week, and 1,479 head the correspond.
ing week Of last year, and the sales during
tho week amounted 10 95T head, against
s65 last week, and 1885 head the CORES.
ponding week Of last year, and were a fol.
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FORTY YEARS REroRE THE PUBLIC
DR.. G.. MgLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
y OR
ERMIFUGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

T,HE co%untenance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
lushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull the pupilsd ilate anazuresemi-
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
thenosei is irritated, swells, and some.
times bleeds aswelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum.
ming or throbbing Of the ears ; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; feeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard ; urine tur.
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied byhiccough;
coughsometimesdrya ~convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper yaria-
Bile, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. MeLANE'Sv ERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
In any form; it is IN innocent prepa.
ration, not capable efG0iagMe slight
est iiy3,y TO the NEST tesdt, infant.
The genuine DR.. MeLANE's YER.
MFucE bears the signatures Of C.
MeLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. L,
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The 81. Louis Rspubisan has a very In
teresting table giving the details Of steam.
or property destroyed on the Western
waters during the past year. The disas.
ters ON the Monongaheli and Ohio rivers,
which means Pittsburgh principally, are
set down at 8 pretty Big figure. Here
are the particulars In shOrt;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-03

E-IsH-MAcKEREI, Nos. ], 2 and 3
Tinrin Hall and Quarter BGTIIlA. salt Water Hsrs
npS 10 Barrels and Hall Barrels In IteEs md
i1 ne By Y. REILLY,
iSo9 and l11l Main b.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-03

TIME UNDERWRITING q Kim GROVE
l. RAIlR0AD.-On and alter Saturday. Docsm-
Der 20, 1871. cAu Will run AZ iolIowL
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TRANspoRTArloN.

No. 4 atops at all ktIdonabotveen Wheeling md
CumberlaDdi No. q stops nj all Stations between
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-19
IT SHOlVS UP BAD.

More Attachments Issued Against Cham
bers-A Very Bad Bust.
The more insight gotten into the failure of
M. e. Chambers, auctioneer, the worse it shows
up. The indications that he did a whole
sale business in the way OF ordering from Chi
cago. Yesterday two additional attachments
were gotten out against hlEn--one in favor of
Flershem & Iapp, jewelers. Chicago. in the
amount of S343.25; and the other hy Clapp
Bros. & Davis for 1854. The total amount of
all attachments figures up over $4,000, and
the recovery Is to be made out
of $4,000 worth of stock in store. Besides
these, aud the creditors mentioned Yesterday.
there are others who are now coming in to in
CURE, after Chamher's stock is attached for
double It's value. Among this class of credit
ors are Field, Letter Il Co., of Chicago with a
debt of 81, 692. Mr.. George B. Young, of Chi
cago, attorney for the firm, is in the city max
Ing inquiries into the status of affairs. In con-
Vversatlon with Alr. Young yesterday, it was
learned that Cham bers had vctinAized a num-
Der of firms in Chicago He did not hesitate
to declare that he believed Chambers had duly
and deliberately concocted the scheme to de-
fraud Last August he made heavy purchases
IN Chicago. paying liberal advance, and liaui
dating the remainder promptly when it fell
due. Thus he established credit with
some of the fist houses there
Field, Letter & Co. In October he gave orders
for goods, and they honored. He had
previously represented himself as solid and
had stock on hand valued at $4,000 free of
debt The puzzle is, what has he done with
his goods? it is claimed that his sales have
been CON paratively light since his October
order. AS to Chambers himself nothing has
yet been learned or intimated as to his where
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-19
STITE LANDS.
Record of the Sales at the State Auditors
Office Yesterday.

Record of the Sales at the State Auditors
Office Yesterday.
At the sale of State lands yesterday at the
capitol, the following tracts were disposed of:
The ne Il of the Sc 4 of sec IT, 80, 81; 40
acres, at 25c per acre.
NE 4 of ne Il and ne Il of Sc n of sec %,
d, 7 81; 50 acres at Csc per acre.
SW n Of ne u of sec 33, t AZ, 81; 40 acres
at l5c per acre.
N Is of the NV Il of sec ~, 127, r 80; 50
acres at 25c per acre.
E = and sw d of the Sc 4 of sec 60
l27, 20; 100 acres at Csc per acre.
Sc a of the sw a Of sec 20, t 127, L 20; 40
acres at 25c per acre.
NV Il of sc ID of sec 81, 123, 30; 40 acres
NV 4 of sec s. t $50, T 20; 100 acres at Csc
per acre.
NE 4 of ne i and y of sw 4 and Sc 4 of
NV Il OF sec %, l27, 80; 100 acres at SOC per
acre.
W e of W a and Il of NV Il and ne Il
of sw Il and ne 4 of sc a of sec II, 1913, so;
$50 acres at 9l.3O per acre.
NE a of ne a and % Of Sc h of sec Is, t
l2S, 30; 100 acres at SIC per acre.
All the above lots Of land were bid in by
Col. DeGraff.
The following agricultural lands sold, but
not taken at the previous sale, were put up
and disposed of as follows:
E13 of sec 8, Al, + 80; 800 acres at Csc per
acre.
Section 26, t 12s, 81; GAO acres at 75c per
acre.
So of sec 1, t 1870, 80; $40 acres at 55c per
acre.
So of sec ST. l3l, 20; 800 acres at $50 per
acre. a
q of ne n Of sec II, t SO, 32 so acres at
rs cts per acre.
Section S, l31, T 20; 1874 acres at IS cts pc,
acre to J. Johnson Jr.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-19
STOP, STOP,

at the Bookstore of White, Stone & Co.,
81 East Third Street,
and see their goods. Among the many things
may be found large varieties of writing desks
photograph albums, the largest variety in the
city; glass and bronze ink stands. paper
weights, work boxes, jewel cases, opera glasses,
portfolios, leather and canvas;
chess men, bone and wood; crib boards and
boxes, domnos, dice and game counters, color
boxes, odor cases, in crystal and velvet, Vienna
gilt ornaments, Russia leather goods OF all
kinds, glove and handkerchief cases, pocket
books, card cases, pearl and leather; specie
purses, buck, silk and steel; dressing cases.
ladies' and gents; segar and cigarette cases,
books i'll great variety, and other goods too
numerous to mention. Call and ask prices,