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, 1879-08-08


EEw ronK, Aug. .7.-unAfE--Winto wheat again
reccded about A0aic generally lie per lu. and left
oil u ruu at reduced figures; movement moro
actyc, mainly In ont!on fuc at current quotations,
chiefly in grades Of No. rcd anil nnber. and No.
white cxpost; call not Of remarkable magnitude.
mud not at all urgent; rathcr moro inqatry for
spring, 1nna!lY for cnrly delivery. but bidding
weaker and unsatisfactory to scllasa, impeding NC
go!atona: cable adYlces conflicting; TO- COO bn No.
2Chlcago spring reported on psiyate terms; quoted
at si.13. Corn fntther advanced A0Nc, Rcnofally
Mbout lie bu OIL comparatively moderate offerings
and very good demand. chiefly for No. 2 for
prompt and forward delivery, closing strong:
mixed Wcstern ungradcd, 4o9b4G4c; bout loud
Of fancy ut 4GAc. Hyc in mora dcinnnd and
stcadIcr; snlos reported OF about Il, O00 hu No, 2
Western at G4c delivered. Oats in mich better 70.
quest, chiefly on trade account, at higher prices;
all Improvement In most tnstancea Of nbout Nc bit,
closing strong at best dgnrcs No. Chicago, about
100, 030 BIZ at SIC naoat
1'noyIs1oSa--1EoR products seriously depressed
OIL verY freq offerings On speculative nccount but
nctyc. anti left Of! stronger; meas in rood demand
nt f4 b1QEs, D5 for now: for forward deyary mesa
opened lower but closod Urn: august. !3B. .61G1
.. co; September So. 00aaH. II; October, 81. B5G
HIS. Cut meats Allow OF sa1o Ut fsrcnnlar prtccs.
bacon quiet; long cIear Mt sl.oo. Western larh
nclyo f1r carly dslivory, opening much lowcr but
closing moro frn,1y /, 75 tea ut IS. 7!z G6+ TN.
closing at 5.D5; for forward delivery freely doat
IN. falling nt one period 12hc. but clusng AZ last
night, with August option S.. TN; September,
s5.72M, October. 81. TN.
TAGM,w-1n iinr rcQncst at about steady prices;
sales Of H. 600 lbs Mt 5aie16 13-10c.
suaA,s-lsaw hold al former rates, Including
Cuba muscovndo at GNc for fair, and n1sc for good
refining, but very dull; rcaucd weaker In price;
comparatively tame market.
WuasKr-Dull; quotod At 81. Of.
, 1879-08-08
PORT COI4i3OnNE.

FonT CoLnotNE, Ont. Aug. T.-.1ako Michigan
rcport--Passcd down-Sothing.
Up-Scht Cor:u:, OAwcgo 10 Milwaukee, coal:
Watortown. Charlotte to Chscago. rual; stmr Al
tlca, Mantrcal IL Chicago, general cargo.
Wlnu-Suut1Wrat: Hight.
, 1879-08-08

No. a anos, y7Hc, Auqust hold at a7hc. Oats
auct; No, 2, VIC. ~
utuaaf,-Whcht .nl1; IN. 2 red winter, Auguss
and Serto,nbor, p7Hc: Western hnitcr, 07Mc: No.
2 amber Illinois, September. Dttc; NO. Dsytun d
Michigan. U7Yc.
YMIpxkNrs-Whsat, 210, 100 bu; corn. 900
, 1879-08-08
DE1tlSOfT,

Dkrno,T, bttth., Aug. 7.-FLoun-sttady,
GnA1a--WhcAt cas!cr; cxtEa,' Sl.02 bid; No.
/ white, August, sl.o3i4; September. s1.0oh;
October, Sl.01.
REcEtrTs-Whrnt, 10, f1,l bn.
8ulpAkNTs--WEgat, II, ! ID bu.
, 1879-08-08

The Chicago seamcn's Union held lively meet
Ing las. night In Meridian Hail. corner Ut Randolph
and Jcffuraon strects, and, after warm discns-
slan, came tn tho conclusion that 1t was not al-
ylsabu to advance tue rate Of wages Ut the prcatn.
tlIne and the lnsu therefore remains ut e. 60 per
lsy.
, 1879-08-08

Tho sclr Savo1au, which IL said to bs the fastest
safler on thu lakes arrived up light frum Milwau.
kco yesterday, un1 went u thu ilack IsIand Ele.
yator tn load corn for UnfIa1o,
Aid. Wolf, vi tic well-knuwn ahtb-bullding firm
q! Wolf N Davidson, Of Milwaukee,. WaA in thu
city yesterday on busIMrsa, anu reported that tlIo
work ot rebuilding tho sclsr kate Daslcy was we'll
uutc
, 1879-08-08

CtEyELAxp, O., Ang. 7.--rErnoLguu-Qutct;
standard white, ITO test. 1Ic.
OIL Cir, ra., Aug. T.-l'ErNoLkrx-- Market
opened with GDssc bid; advanced ard closed at 7tc;
shipments, o. QUO hrts, hyoraglng g., 600; tFansac'
lions. 17:i, 0D0.
PirTanutsu. Ia, Aug. 7.-TErnoLEuN-Qntdt;
crudo T5c at rnrkrrfa for shipment; refined, U4c,
Philadelphia delivery.
, 1879-08-08
DnY-GD0DS,

NEw YonK, Aur. 7.-Jooblng trado mosc active
and business fafr with comniIsslon houses; cotton
goods iu moderate reqncst and stcalr; low grades
uf blcachcd cottons and light brown shcctings
largely sold ahoad; prints In moderate damanl;
ringnRms and dress goods fairly active; meas
woar of Woolens q1lpt; shawls and skirts ln better
reuucet,
, 1879-08-08

Sbectui DItpafch to The Tribune.
KANSAS CRY, No., Aug. 7.-0aA1S.-The Pfted
Current reports wheat receipts tho pnst week
l30, ,374 bu: shipments, Ill. .237 bu; lower; No.
!, cash 8pc; No. j cast,, 83iic; August, B23::c.
Corn-llccclpt& tho mat week, Ua. 9la h1; ssllp-
mHnt. GO, ..j@ hu; wcakcr; No. cash. 27:sc; Au-
gust 17Ac.
, 1879-08-08
stmr q. Grummond South Haven, aundrica, 1nsh
street.
! stmr hbchoyRan, Nansowoc, snndrcs. Hush
/ lffunf

stmr hbs,.o,r.n, nani.oroe sunar1c'. Hush
stmr Corona, st. JOG, snndsie.. Rush street.
From Chicago. Cleveland. aundEes. stats street
Prnn Trudcr, pcntwatcr, snndrie*, Klatc stseet.
rrop Cfevotanl, Port Huron, aundEIch' aclask
Prom Oneida, nutynlo, sundr!e,, State street
achr Hrand Haveu, Grand Havon, lumber, Allen
sehr t: 'fr i. Allen. Grand Haven, lumber, su'h
sehr At.nn!o. Maakegon. lumber ,tn.on slp: H'}p
sehr .john Mark. Nanistes, tunber, Twelfth
Scs. cs: 9ss1e amss, 'ssnE; T'iIs Ss,*,s ;sss
schr Manntcnec. rchhtl9o. lum,,et, H.sn .t t'fee~
schr Alert, pethtlgo lumber. Rush stfeet. ~,..
sshr sn'y L4S wn,to Lssr ;n;sF Co.: @
sehr Thrro el.. Ts.vorse. bark. fost! assnnS; ~,
senr #. uranay. Mcnssn,,1ioe. lusn,bsr c. T. ~:
schr Msnssnunec, Mcnekaunec' ta"oe'' "'''a
sehr Commerce, n Mcnominee, lumber. saupson's
sehr orkney Lass. Eor'h IaY. ,po,e. C.. =: Q q g;
sr ser anss Ms,f o'%SsS; s,c co n.ks s!ss Sett
llalttcd street.
sshr lthtes Ftank'olt lo'et Iaks stgsSt Mn;s:t
schs iieicn nlool, Muskegon, lumber, nush street.
schr ]: Lawrence, .Matkegon. bark, nush @ sirsst.
scsr Aasaaexa, ~ M1.s sks sn;."om % ay a umuet
schr ssssl.nd, Milwaukee, light, na.h .ttes;; g.;
ssS'jt; X; l.. s''o"'e'' sa"'''se' '"'"'s'' ni''n
sehr ii. Hand. Kcwaunrc. lies, Harsct.
Schf Jnr0n Parker. MuskcXun, wuoI. Ih'caeo Az
Sch. II: e. A,prec!', Muskc:on lnnt'ef, Allen
schr i. isust, MuskcQon. lumber. M*rxpt.
Schr 4. Muis. Port DnihaHs!e ta't, atu,h street:
a scar {. ii :. navis, Witt Lake. lark. y. Il.
schr j. i. DR. 6Cou1rcs, Muskeson. lumber. Twen'
scbr t5e"naus, y i,ahalo. coal. North Side Gas.
schr Sel;ie Wilder. rocho..ct, coal, Eighteenth
sehr En,ei!ne. Mupkccon, lumber, Arnold Slip.
schs Dawn. White Lake, lumber, Iwcnt1.secohu
scar liu,,ie Earl, Mu.kegon. luuter. ,s1asl;ct-
Achr i. n. Hill. llausl,n. lumber. Marsst.
Echr Il. +. Churc Saginaw, lumber, Rush street.
Schr 4. c. Krntnt, Saginaw, raIt. RostI sIrttt:
schr John r. Mott, Cleveland epA'' Rusa stres1.
AcTrAL sAiktECB.
Prop Messenger. licnton ffarbos. anndfes.
Prop Sky Lark. Benton ttasbor. aunof'ss.
Stn1r Corona, st. jue. ruhdTsct.
Stnlr Shehoyran, Mnn!towoc. 'nndties,
S,n,r taracu GrummUnd. South llavGsI, s"na1fes.
Prop Dean Rchino,.l 1,ui1nlo, sundr!cs..
schr Tfl.Colos. Holland, light
Schr c. Harrison. MnntRcc. ltvht.
Echr Lncesue, Eacannuh. light.
scir Marion Dixon, Manisteo, light.
schr Sewat,oy, MarInnttc. light. ,,.
scht z. q. Simmons. Muskcron, light.
Prop FAyettc. Manistcc. light.
schr slcars:: buffalo, grain. ,,.,.
Sstr Frank Crawford. Maniatec, 1lahs.
Sea5J Y nruwn. s,n1n LnHnr'sn, na, s snnares
frop Il. G. isvs..iat1. saurnsuck. sunds1es.
, 1879-08-08

Yesterday tho schr Jal,les Wasc foutsd with tho
schr II. +. 1Iruec, on the South Brunch, near
Eighteenth street. and thu former lost her bhouln.
Tho scow T. IL. ll also 1oet lur horn lii lit with
tho Chicago. Burlington T. Quincy Railroad bridge
at Sixteenth htreet.
, 1879-08-08

Nxw OnLKAxs, Aug. 7.-corgo.-Quiot Al 1o!sc;
low do, lo.tc; net rccoInts, 10 bales; exports ~
Great britain, l, 700; sales, 4@5; stock, .,Uou.
, 1879-08-08

OswKuo, Aug. 7.-GRAtE-Whcat steady: No. 2
hard Duluth spring. Sl.0B. cosu nomIuaily un-
changed.
, 1879-08-08


ctsn'NsATI. Aug 7.-corEoA-steady and mn.
chanGel at 10Ec.
FLouM-SteaaY. with fair domand.
GNAts-Wheht-Domana fair mud market firm:
rcd and white. p2bD7c; receipts 81, 600 hn; shin.
n.cnta, ~, 600 bu. Corn armer but not quotabIy
higher at J8!fN3nc. Oats III fais demand at :.7da
:0c. Rye IN tas demand at b4Gsbac. DaslaT dun
Ratl nominal.
PAnstsI9ss-rork dull nnd prlces shaao lower;
round lots, 81, 10 bill; SA. 80 asked. Lard dull
and lower; current H.akos, IS. 40. Bulk. mcats
SLID asked; ahort cloar acarcc; "a. 900 f.h5
l!acon steady; ST. U01 90, $iS51l. o. aud IS. Is
W5. 20,
WHlsxr.Actiye AMI firm al 81. o..
nrTrER-Qnet ans! unchanged.
LiNBKEn 0LL-Stea4y snd unchanged At G5c,
, 1879-08-08

HALrixoRr. Aug. 7.-F1oua-Q Quiet nnl un-
changet
0uAlS-Nleat-Wcsto baroly steady; lower;
No. 2 Western wiuteF rcd. spot and August,
sl.o7A1l. o7I. September, 81. 08's al .08i; Oc.
tober, S1.eoGG1. OH. C0fn-1ycaetn drn, and
actiyn; Western mi1ed, spot aud August, 4U1
40slc; September, 4J.tGs+1Ac; October, 47;0
Attic; steamer, A3!i0i3fc. Oats quiet and
stoady; WrBtorn white, 311t5H5sc; do mixed, 3GD
b4c.
l!AY-Qnlet: prime TO choice Pennsylvania.
813. .U0ft1i. 90.
rnoylstoYs-Stendy and unchanged.
packed. 1nI114c.
Edaa-Act.se anil higher at l1GEl.c.
Observation-Disclosures,
GaprkE-nnll; Rio car.nes, ll*114hn
Nn1AKY!1 Lower; 81. udtiGe1.07.
FHElGMrs-unchangci,
ltscElr7s.Flour. LII. bsll; wheat. 277,ooo
bn; corn, II. 6D1 bu: cuts. u, 200 bu
HnvHEET4-Whuat. III, 600 lu; corn. 7, 600 bu.
sALEs-WAeat, 7i3, 400 bu; corn, l07, GOO bu,
, 1879-08-08

lIOOS-Ticre waa an active hog mnrkot yesteSi.
and trao did not lag until The supply whs ex,arst'
cG, Poorto prime lncon huge sold d: 3d. t0Ge;s 70.
mixed fuckers ut 81. .GEI:' 40 md pn9t 10 cutee
ri nf,ccg was fully &c higher ttan for Wednesday.
ut usrruco mostly ncegnnted fof c5 es to
rcn,nrc of prime hravy hogs bcinR larger thai
usual. The following sa1cs were noted:
, 1879-08-08
tt1u 9ALEt.

2i...S18 3.G0 .1... .;s13 sen
a7........2e2 800 d.. ...2!s 3.g0,,
a5...a:s Ill.,. :s 5.6o ao ao..:.:.. lis 5.ao
41... ."...2:9 a0o :ss....... ao3 3.39
IT.. '...SS4GG III XXX XIX IL :ii ai5
,4tH ''..'''SSiiee IL XIX H.. =" 5af 1g nix 5i2
10g......,aa11aa 5.i5 H. ....S1a ~ a19, 49,.
" .-...'.3599 359 aa44 a,a9'''''.''Saoo ~ I1>f
$o:::..:55SSSS S.fSS $3..:....$$ii $ia $.i5
!, SS 49,, Il d., S i e.
es ssd spp2s n senana 2,
oxtagrndes
snEEr aAtgs.
No. Av: prce. No. ~: Price.
ei.,:...::.:lSS ::.:l g 5% s5:::::.1Ss H.: III
Ve'."''.. 80 w d. ~ 'l'''-'..''"' % a'oo
grw FORK.
,hn rcrc'nss ia rnt.iotds snrc fnr snn"nt ~
i.onion isu % dirrct: CATS were consigned to clty
.!ansbte5e, II snd - fafa 4 sxls ssst; ; wsfs @ so!ata
g. "a: +s:; ss s*s s: :s:
1fea; s1,t,r-neee,ot,, 4, 7oo, firm and Unchanged
shan p;S sSSs ~ cr m iEa ,dr G@o. ~ ~ ru r
la,nbs, 81. 16D1 80. with few extra Jersey do at
s.. Cos, sh'rmsnts this morning, 10 carcassea;
s::sd fs::sd tts sss siSe ;ss aFs' ut s' ps'1 md
swaxk-Iieceip.s. i. ESQ; about 10 car-loads on
s,e iSo but Hs;q @ saSs a.. n e. noon
nurrALo.
nurrA.o, Aug. 7.~cArTlr-necelpt. to-day,
cnrn: market mnierntey nctiyn: nriccs mnci,nnvoi.
run light; demand good for beat grades.
snkEr ASn Ia. LSans1ResoIpts e to:lay. 1900;
.'tsssO"s W
, 1879-08-08

WILMINGTON, n. G., Aug. 7.-SFlRlfR TURPE
T,Nx-Du!l ~ ..Uc.
, 1879-08-08
TOLEDO.

ToLxno. Aug. 7.-GnAIk-WAeat dull; No. 2
white Michigan, oSci extra while Michigan.
&L09!t; lumber Michigan, Epot 08c; No. = red
winter, spot, 00c; August, Dsasc; September D8o;
NJ. i Dayton 4 Michigan red, Dste; rejertcd
WaoasA, nl.4c; Nestusu amber, Osc; No. !. ambar
Illinois, 00hc. Corn dull; high. n,xaa. 37Hc;
, 1879-08-08

SHEEp-Wetc Ii better supply and Weto In fAT
local md enppns donnnd at fully previous nEtcet.
or ut S. h0Gl3. 90 for pnor to comment: s.. 25@b
i. 90 inr ncd.u,n. md at 50. 75@i.75 for good to
, 1879-08-08

Pullman Hotel Chrs arc run through, between CHI.
rhPn a1 Council hutlA. Tho train jcAYinY ChicsXn
Mt In::tls :. 1n. ~ ~-Ae
1ute! west Of El,tra9p. -
.t-lrbnt coFnc. Of WE'LL nni KIazlc...4
t-DepUt corncr OF Gsnnl and kInzo.atA
Chicago BURLINGTON T. oUrN1Y RA1LRoA1
uepta foo! uf akHAt. indiana. artt Btxternth.6t
hnd i'nil nal slxtetnttl.4ts Ticket Occt 30 CiAyk
VI. anu At depufY,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-21
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKETS.

Growing Crops Anything but Satisfactory
to Farmers-Foreign Importations Held
More Firmly, with Better Demand.
LONDON, May 20.-The Mark Lane Eapress
says: Reports as to the present aspect of the
country, although they are not alarming, are
not calculated to afford farmers much salts
faction. The damage already done to wheat is
not perhaps extensive. A succession of dry,
warm days would go far to relieve the present
anxiety. Provincial exchanges almost without
exception were dearer at the close of last week.
English wheat has been marketed freely in the
country but sparingly at Mark Lane and trade
in London has been marked by considerable
frmness. Foreign wheat has been firmly held,
holders in occasional instances obtaining a
slight advance. Should tho adverse weather
continue rally may speedily take place, as
imports although on fairly liberal
scale, have not been excessive. Al
though sales the past week have been
chiefly retail, millers have shown more incllna-
ton to extend their transactions. strong
feature in trade has been steady continental
demand for cargoes of white wheat from Cali
ishing as most of the imports have gone direct
into millers' hands, and taking all things into
consideration the present condition of the
market is firmer thru it has occupied for many
months There has been very little quotable
alteration in the value of spring wheat, but
trade has been inanimate. Maize is steady and
appearances seem to indicate the lowest point
has been touched. Sales of English wheat last
week 81, 200 quarters at 40s Sd per quarter
against Al, 223 quarters at e2s Id per quarter
the corresponding week the previous year. I'm
ports into the United Kingdom the week end
ing MAY 10, swere 992, 023 hundred weight o
wheat and 189, IA hundred weight of -four.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-21
The Revival.

The usual routine of devotional exercises
consisting of singing, prayers and the reading
of a number of requests for prayer, opened the
meeting at Westminster church, yesterday
noon. The meeting was conducted by Rev. 81.
G. Wood, who spoke briefly on the following
passage of scripture:
his spirit was stirred in him when he the
city wholly given to idolatry."
At the conclusion of the remarks several
made confessions of their faith in the Lord,
among them young lady who related har-
rowing experience which occurred on Monday
night. She being SO troubled about her sins
and her souls salvation that she remained all
night on her knees, Lot daring to retire, and
about four o'clock in the morning she saw
the Lord Jesus Christ right in front of her Cat
least she said she did, and knew that she was
saved. This experience seemed to make the
brethren enthusiastic and two verses of 'All
hail the power of Jesus name," was sung.
Pentecost then spoke little speech in which
he likcned Minneapolis to Athens as described
in the passage read by Rev. Wood; he said that
the city seemed to be threatened with paraly
sis of religious faith and his soul WIS stirred
within him as it had never been before, and az
soon as he said a word about sin or of the in
situations of sin some lewd minded fellow
would cry out against him and call his utter
anCes impure.
The bible reading at the First Baptist church
at 4 o'clock was we'll attended by the ladies'
and Pentecost explained the bible as "neve1
man explained it before
The evening meeting at Plymouth was large
ly attended. Pentecost took for his text
"Christ tho Resurrection" The inquiry meet
ing was very SHINY attended
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-21
ST. PAUL TRADE.
Weekly Revie,u of tho Sc. Paul Markets.
OFFICE OF THE GLOBE,

Weekly Revie,v Of tho Sc. Paul Markets.
OFFICE OF THE GLOBE,
ST.. PAUL. May 20.
An active movement has characterized the
several departments of mercantile trade
throughout the past week, and business at the
leading wholesale and jobbing houses is report
ed "a generally satisfactory. AS compared with
the corresponding period last year, the volume
of business transactions has been much larger
while in most respects very material advance
has been realized in prices.
The latter assertion is particularly applicable
to the hardware and dry goods business, tho
dealers in which report an upward tendency in
almost every description of goods, while few
articles are exceedingly scarce, being sold at
considerable premium over last years prices.
A notable absence of country dealers has been
realized during the past week, and business has
consisted largely of an order character:
The principal topic in financial circles is re-
garding the ready sale of the four per cent.
refundins certificates, the demand for which ia
so great az to surpass the expectations of the
most sanguine An idea of the ready manner
in which they are disposed Of may be realized
sold to-day the goth inst), while not more
than one-half of those waiting to be supplied
were accommodated.
A fair movement has characterized the lead
ing grain and produce markets during the past
week, while prices have generally ruled steady
| at last weeks quotations.
Business at the principal grocery houses is
! reported active, the only material change
| being with respect to the condition of the sugar
| market, which is unsettled, with a prospect of
| an immediate advance in prices.
The hardware trade continues active and
dealers report better movement, with more
satisfactory prices than has been experienced
previously for years.
The dry goods business is without notable
change. A large order trade has been enjoyed
during the week, by the leading establish
ments while advices from Eastern manufac-
tories confirm the prediction previously made
in these columns, that owing to the shortness
of the cotton crop, marked advance would be
realized in prices.
The demand for drugs has been exceedingly
active, while values have ruled steady, with a
notable exception with respect to the market
for morphine, which has undergone an advance
of twenty per cent. since last weeks writing.
A satisfactory business is reported at the lead
| ing boot and shoe houses, while prices continue
to rule steady at last weeks quotations.
A good trade is reported by the dealers in
leather and findings while the movement in
hides, furs and wool has been quiet no ma
terial change having taken place since Last
weeks writing.
The demand for clothing, carpets, hats and
caps, notions, ETC., continues good, and the
movement is reported as very satisfactory.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-21
-uHIuAao
MONEY AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.
Money and StO

Money and Stocks.
NEW YonK, May 20.
Governments strong and higher.
Railroad bonds active and irregular. The feature of
the market was large business In Chesapeake Ohio
frsts series b. and Currency skies, The former rising
to AK and the latter to a. advance of 2021 per
cent. from yesterdays closing quotations
State securities active at advancing figures.
stocks-speculation on stock exchange was quite
buoyant till nearly the close, when under sales to
realize slight reation took place. At the opening
the market displayed much firmness, which was the
prevailing tone until late in the afternoon when IN
improvement ranging A03h per cent. had been es-
tablshed, the latter in Atlantic Pacific telegraph
Toward the close there partial reaction Of 40
q per cent, but in final dealings fractional recoy-
cry took place. Chesapeake Ohio shares were ex-
tensively dealt in and advanced 1854 per cent, but
subsequently lost nearly oil the improvement. Mari
eta Cincinnati hrsts preferred stock, which has
just been placed on exchange. sold up from to o,
but declined to TX Ohio & Mississippi was barely
steady. The petition filed in the United States cir
cult court at indianapolis asking that the preferred
stock shall have priority over the second. and the
Springfield division mortgage having excited some
iambus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis sold up to 3sN
In connection with the active buying of Toledo b
Wabash, the two formed the late feature of the
street.
At the close transactions aggregated shares
Of which $1,000 were Erie: $4,000 Lake Shore
Michigan Southern; 5000 Toledo Wabash; 1900
Chicago 4 Northwestern common; 1000 Chicago 4
Northwest m preferred; 1000 Milwaukee st. Paul
common; 5000 Milwaukee = st. Paul preferred
q, 900 Delaware, Lackswanna Western; 23O0O New
Jersey Central; $4,000 Cleveland, Columbus, Gin:
cinnah Indianapolis; q 600 Western Union; 6,0O(
Pacific Mail: 1000 st. Louis, Kansas City North
ern; 5000 Chesapeake 4 Ohio; 1900 st. Louis {
Iron Mountain; 5000 Atlantic Pacific telegraph
1000 st. Louis & San Francisco; 1000 Louisville
Nashville, and 5000 Marietta Cincinnati frsts pre-
ferred.
Money easy at 3@4 per cent.
| Prime mercantile paper 3A@4A per cent
Sterling Exchange BANKERS bills steady at s7h
sight exchange on New York 80.
Produce exports for the week, $5,698, 600.
The following were the closing quotations:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-21
SALTWATER NEWS.
CRUSHED BY THE CARS.

Terrible accident to Harry Butler at Still
scates' function Yesterday.
Yesterday about o'clock in the afternoon
as Conductor Cosgrave's train was switching
at the Saltwater junction brakeman named
Harry Butler attempted to jump on the
tender and fell, the engine and tender passing
over him, breaking the left thigh bone in
two places, and smashing the right leg so as
to require its amputation below the knee.
He was also badly bruised about the head
and body. He was brought to this city for
treatment by DR.. Willard. Hardly any hopes
of his recovery are entertained. Butler is
an unmarried man. from Eau Claire, 20 years
of age, and had been on the road only two
weeks. His brother is conductor on the
Chicago, St. Paul & Minneapolis road.