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The Princeton union., 1879-04-16
PIMPLES.

I will mail Qree) the receipt for simple
Vegetable Balm that will remove Tan,
Freckles, Pimples and Blotches, leaving
the skin soft, clear and beautiful; also in.
structions for producing luxuriant
growth Of hair on a bald head or smooth
face. Address, inclosing 8 cent stamp,
Ben Vandclf & Co., 20 Ann ST., New
York,
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

We will venture the assertion, and
risk nothing in doing so, that nine out
of every ten Of the ingnorant selfim.
portant idiots who imagine that they
can edit a paper so much better thar
most editors do, cannot write 1hei,
ownuames and the names of the town:
and counties in which they reside cor
rectly.
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

The "Star OF Temperance is the
title Of a bright little manuscript
paper compiled under the auspices Of
the Spencer Brook Pure Cold Water
Lodge, Mrs. W, A. Smith edited the
last number and it contained many
good things, The article on 'Life In.
surance' was strictly original, witty
and we'll composed. "Comparisons'
contained many good local hits and
their reading elected great laughter,
Here is a sample Of the comparisons.
AS the eagles eye roams far and free,
50 looks Frank Staddcn on Hattie T.
AS miser will clutch at shining penny
So eager is Fred H. to win Annie Hanncy
The s'Bashful Young Man. was ex
cellent. The paper contained mnn.
other things worthy Of notice, whic]
for lack Of time and space we do no
mention.
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

Charlie Rines has got a queer way
Of consoling his friends. A few days
ago Wheeler Barnum lost valuable
horse and was telling Charlie about it,
all at once the unsympathetic Charles
blurted out "I'm ID glad Of it
Ha-ha.ha! I lost one myself the 9th
er day."
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16
New Boot & Shoe Shop.
Custom Boots and Shoes--Guaranteed to
be the Best of Stock---Cheap for Cash.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
B Shop Over D. II. Murray's Store.
J. A. WALKER.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanent
ly cured Of that dread disease, Consump.
tion, by simple remedy, is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure. TO all who desire it. he
will send copy Of the prescription free
of charge with the directions for prepar.
ing and using the same, which they will
find sure cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, &C. Parties wishing the pre-.
scription. will please address, K. A. Viii.
son. l94 Penn st., Williamsburgh, N. 7.
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

The parents of Mrs. ", A. Trask,
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Phillips, 'assal-
!y0ro. Maine. are out here on visit.
ard intend remaining fer some length
OF time.
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

The county attorney Of lsauti coun-
tv had to come over to Princeton on
Sunday to attend to Suit,
whether it was a law suit or q love
suit dcponent saycth not.
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

Thanks for that nice present we re-
ccived on Thursday morning, its re-
scmblancc to the donor was very
striking. they must have been twins,
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

An event, arrival. or whatever you
have a mimi to call it, occurred in
Mr.. ,5ohe Faussctt'S family, in Green.
bush. last Friday. 1t is a girl.
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

METHODIST misunderstanding ev.
cry alternate Sabbath morning ut II
o'clock, and every Sunday evening at 7
o'clock. Sunday school at 10 a. NJ cv-
cry Sabbath. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening.
kEy. II. 3. HUNT, Pastor
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16
for making the assertion.

Y. R. Sanford Of Princeton lost
a wallet containing S. in money and
some papers. either between Elk Riv-
er and Princeton or in Princeton, on
Monday. Mr.. Sanford is poor man
and it is to be hoped that the finder
will be honest enough to return it.
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16
THE WORLDS BALM.

III VVNIO y D1tLH.
DR.. L. D. WEyRuRS ALTERAT1yr
SYRUP. A A remedy used THIRTY
Five YEARS III private practice, and nsv-
or failing to radically cure
RHEUMATISM
Dropsy, Erysipelas. Scorfula, Secondary
Syphilis, Gravel, Diabetes, and all diseases
in which the blood is implicated, is now
offered to the pnb|ic.
Sold by all retail druggists, and whole
sale only by the Weyburn Medicine Co.
T. 0. Box 35e, Rochester. Il. Y.
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

An Iowa sehoolmistress has been
discharged just because she stood on
her head to anluse the childreu.
Senator Thurman is the first demo.
cratic presiding officer the senate has
had for eighteen years.
The only important thing in Sena.
tor Beck's two days speech on the
army bill is his backdown from hi!
threat that the democrats would starv<
the government if the president We
toed the bill. The origadiers have
some sense left yet...- Pioneer. Press
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16
READ! READ! READM

A Cure Guaranteed or Money Refunded.
Joseph No]yes manufactures an eye
water that he will warrant to effect cure
every time. No cure, money refunded.
This is no humbug. You that are afflicted
with sore eyes give him trial. You have
nothing to lose and everything to gain.
Price 81 per bottle.
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16
OCEAN STEAMERS.
WHITE STAR Line.
FROM AND TO EUROPE FROM nEw YORK.

Procure through tickets by the cheapes:
and best line OF Steamers to Liverpool and
Queenstown, Dublin, Belfast, London
derry, Glasgow, Cardiff, Bristol, Bergen.
Christiana, Chaisteansand, Stavanger,
Throudhjen, Bremen, Copenhagen, Goth
enburgh. Groniuger, Harve, Hamburger.
Harlingen, Malmo, Paris, Rotterdam and
other European continental cities, Us we'll
as tickets by rail to New York in connec-
ton Herewith, and all necessary informa-
tion regarding the same Of
4. ?. BARKER, Agent,
Princeton, Minnesota.
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

Watches, clocks and jewellry clean.
ed and repaired in workman like
manner, at prices that defy competi'
ton. All work warranted.
A. X. ToBEY.
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

Seycra|;of thc!.ol,lest and hest ci'iz
chs Of this place have expressed their
intention Of joining the Sons Of TEN
perance Lodge.
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

ENltOho OF YOU II,
A gentleman who scffcred for years
from Nervous Debility and Premature
Decay, and all the effects of youthful ip-
discretion, will for the sake of suffering
humanity, send free TO all who need it, the
recipe and direction for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Suffer
ercrs wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience can do 80 by addressing in per-
feet confidence.
John B. Ogden, AZ Cedar St. New York.
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

The long wished for rains have not
come yet, and the ]umbermen are cor.
Sespondent!y down in the mouth. 1t
does look as though the Almighty had
FORGOTTEN this section Of the country.
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16
FUN IN BLACK.
Re-Appearauce OF the Mllse Lacs Mil
strel Troupe.

Re-Appearance OF the Mile Lacs Mil
strel Troupe.
The above troupe will give one Of
their si1e-splitins entertainments at
Calcy's hall on Tuesday evening,
April 222ud. The boys have been rc-
hearsing and preparing for several
evenings past, and no doubt but
what it will be the best amateur per.
forlnance ever given in Princeton.
.PRCGR.ANME:
Ovcrture-Music.
Song and chours-"Roll Jordan Roll
Music.
Song and chorus--"Bless Dc Lamb"
Music.
Song-~"Don't Be Angry With Ne
DarlinS."
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

The Cincinnati Gdeclte announces
that Ohio is for the stars and stripes.
i might have added sand AL the of
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

PILES Of all kinds of Tun,oIs, di.
charges of blood or mucus, and disease
OF the rectum quickly and perfectly cure.
BY simple and soothing remedy. Fo,
informatiOnaddress
Dr. J. Fabcr G. Co., % Ann st., Ny.
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$}21- ! s
Including Postage. which must 10
prepaid by tha Publishers

While containing In q condemned form all
the news Of the day. ,h,s great .>orthwestern
Weekly il especially devoted to tho interests
OF Minnesota. Western VI sre,,npin. Northern
1owa, ard Dakota. where y .!rculates in
every town. 1t il nov sert 20 sh"ut Tares
thousand fost-OfAese in tha int =, State. End
Canada. Its ms.he. re2urss nsS-, Solumns.
literary, farm Xad xsI len. AEi ae,-easld de-
v"-tn,ents ARE CAREFUL. e-;ited. and ia
editorial topics esbes,..i'~ .e,ected. with
view TO tho peculias needs Of this section o1
the Northwest. 1h::ask its large corps Of
special correspondents in every city. towu.
and inpor1a.. village In this northweeter",
region, it is eno.. Il to SUPPLY tar tut.os~"-t
iresher State and ic>>.' news oi interss. 20 Its
readers thsn any otha. '"er. Without q
rival umour local pu a.icas,os". I'D 81 :pas.ea
By mono from abroad as M sn,sr.a's.."S -. :i,-
atructive. and ncwsy family josrnai. it Il ~
moro valuable to tko citixs1a Of this resiea
than any Weexly pa slish cd is ot.,er Ssst.t.
All subscriptions ara payable in advan>
1here will b. nS su uhse.ibcrs' elab rates. but
one uniform prize t0r ene sr o.. hsndrvS
names.
Any subscriber Desiring cne H"a.eho,d
Map can have salno sent post paid. ,oxos Aoe
with the eekiy for OPS ycxs. Tor sl.65. s..
Address ali erdors to
&tjs fIoS1ER PRHss CO.
81 xAa.. AAaa
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

A runner, who was stopping at the
American II ouse on Tuesday night re-
marked, "Princcton is thrifty place
compared with Cambridge or Elk
River Then he went on TO give his
reasons, which were sound and logical,
for making the assertion.
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

The contract for carrying the U. 8.
mails from and to Princeton and Sauk
Raids via. Estes Brook, was awarded
to man named Sanborn, resident
Of Missouri. There is sonnet hing rot
ten shout the letting Of these mail
cOntrac
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16
PRCGR ANNE:
SECOND SCENE.
Stump oration-By Christy.

Stump oration~By Christy.
THIRD SCENE.
Recruiting Office. in one act.
Cost Of Characters:
The Editor-Christy.
Capt. Gruben-Adolphus.
Serit. Sprout-Sam.
Snow Ball-Eph.
Johnson-Ginger.
FOURTH SCENE.
Old Black Joe-Uncle Joe.
FIFTH soENE.
Debate. (Which is the Mightier, the
Pen or the Sword ''-Eph. and
Ginger.
SIXTH SCENE.
"3leep Walker iu two scencs by
Sanford Stocks, Esq.,-San,,
Adolphus--Christy.
Jake--Brother Bones.
SEVENTH SCENE.
Banjo solo---Ginser.
EIGHTH SCENE.
Comic Drama in two acts. Shan
Doctor or Stupid Servant.
Characters:
DR.. Sam--Sam.
Caesar--Eph.
Dead Darkey--Brother Bones.
NINTH SCENE.
Oration--By Christy.
TENTH SCENE.
! Gig Dancc--By Eph.
LAST SCENE.
Song and Chorus. --"Come Back t.
! Erin"
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

Perhaps 'sall Of the brains and in
telligence'' OF Isanti count! are not
conferred in Wyanett and Spencer
Brook, but it is a fact, nevertheless,
that those two towns furnish nearly
all tn: scho lmams fr that
county.
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

Jices lying around loose
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

LAST SCENE.
Song and Chorus. --"Come Back tt
Erin"
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

sevcra|;of thc!ol,!est and hest ci'i1
chs Of this place have expressed their
intention Of joining the Sons Of Tcm-
perauce Lodge.
The Cincinnati Gdeclte announces
that Ohio is for the stars and stripes.
1t might have added "and AL the OF
Jices lying around loose
An event, arrival. or whatever You
have mimi to call it, occurred in
Mr.. ,John Taussctt's family, in Green.
bush, last Friday. 1t is girl.
Thanks for that nice present we re-
ccived on Thursday morning, its re-
scmblancc to the donor was very
striking. they must have been twins,
The county attorney Of Isauti coun-
ty had to come over to Princeton on
Sunday to attend to a suit,
whether it was law suit or q love
suit dcponsnt saycth not.
The parents Of Mrs. W, A. Trask,
A.r ard Mrs. George Phillips, Vassal-
l0ro. Maine, are out here on visit.
and intend remaining fer some length
OF time.
The long-wished for rains have not
come yet, and the ]umbermen are cor.
respondent!y down in the mouth. It
does look as though the Almighty had
forgotten this section Of the country.
The contract for carrying the U. ..
mails from and to Princeton and Sauk
Raids via. Estes Brook, was awarded
TO man named Sanborn, resident
Of Missouri. There is something rot
tan shout the letting Of these mail
contracts.
Perhaps 'sall of the brains and in
telligence' Of Isanti county are not
conferred in Wyanett and Spencer
Brook, but it is a fact, nevertheless,
that those two towns furnish nearly
all tn: scho lmams fr thai
county.
A runner, who was stopping at the
American House on Tuesday night re-
marked, "Princcton is a thrifty place
compared with Cambridge or ELS
River Then he went on TO give nj:
reasons, which were sound and logical
for making the assertion.
.-.-------------------
Y. r. Sanford Of Princeton los
wallet containing S. in money ane
some papers. either between Elk Riv
er and Princeton or in Princeton, Of
Monday. Mr.. Sanford is a poor MAJ
and it is to be hoped that the tinde
will be honest enough to return it.
Charlie Rines has got queer wa
Of consoling his friends. A few day
ago Wheeler Barnum lost a valuabl
horse and was telling Charlie about i
all at once the unsympathetic Charl<
blurted out 'I'm ID glad Of
Ha-ha.ha! lost one myself the otl
er day.
We will venture the assertion, an
risk nothing in doing so, that nine o,
of every ten Of the ingnorant self-in
portant idiots who imagine that the
can edit a paper so much better tia
most editors do, cannot write the
ownnames and the names Of the tow
and counties in which they reside co
rectly.
The "Star Of Temperance is Il
title Of bright little manuscri
paper compiled under the auspices
The Gnencer Brook Pure Cold Wat
The Princeton union., 1879-04-16

This MAGNIFICENT Eie'l1t-page Weolslr.
With its leaves cut ard pasted in booS
form by machinery, VIII t<s sent to
any address in the United Sssoes or
CfanoGa tor one yetiv, for
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% nhc.. afo English Islands 1000 hbs New Or
NAVAL erorEs--3irit. Turpeurne abou' s,eaey rery
~. p. pa o.. , . .s'' - 49, Is r lr r.i
iiio. lHet ion. sprcnl.f. ait erunif tin. no
o.-le e. 4. .1r ,v-d sriaed: sale. 100 hli- 30
oriAN rRsIaHrs- Berth rom lower .ant -rerrsr
SD. D. ~ ,a,s r..t-i fr~ i,ri pke. aeon ni
Daeea- -liH-. l,,O0 b,,- ,ofreH. throlrh Tel 80
ioo.nn steam b l." oa.h @riia y. ~ 70 L'o 0o a..
Sns i,m 81 .sb e. ol 4. low .,raa so t,us fl.ur
n II ,v.rro'i for-o1 ..iss-o ard HUI by -5e1n
cars cram tl1u -h private ieins r- - s.'.s l',st
IA az 20 honi,anx 4.-' 40 =, -.lAii ,' , i
.'N d. - ll An erctn s.a ~ ~ rlpf ',lV DOS. ~
isi ton TO arrivl t. a. az or born general at
ear eni 1ate. Sorwee.n n1ls from Philadelphia p Am
sheridan. 100 bhs r. dne'. rriro..u9, =, -. ,iii.'1
Cotton. 'fa.. one tSi ton. " arryel same Fni ago. au
pool or II. q itot I s6. Sat; nar.. ions -
IN . l W -,' rs f.. =, --,-.. r,1-r.,fra 5s brit
-h bars. 1905 ioas. from Phiaie p lirs,l ann' on
Flour st.. ana other CARGO cnrrent rates Aorw-.ln
Haryi,na ro6aeeo s5. brush steamer 900 tons nom
oiLs-Geaeia -rm Win lair obbing sales at me cal
for cotton seed loo bb. Refined summer Yellow so'' Tor
rErEoLEr Higher aTn turopsan 9ne trees aiy ,
sh"w mnc. .tlen IN ri-e il sai1ns orti "a -. 30 m
Pilafeiphia and Bai more &c., Cases IT, ~ 'sc nt
bbs M q9Dc 30 ii lifv 900 ibi-.. opening -i'c
Bio highest. ss-c lowest "a ~ closing -5'sc BID and
PRoVIsIoNs-PoRR-Mes. 5aioc rer pm higher, co'
reported 100 bn spot. ~ 65es9 80 settling
S,.in- 80 AZ f6,-, c Drio,.r :, 81 80 = N.vember
old Of Ne,r - 55sts 81 prcen,ber t0IsJ - jan
nary. ~ foaslO HI ~ quite nrm fairly active 81 riri
I'll . Ezra fp : / j6osfz. Packet Ill jOoSZ, CITY
FF n ,niri .,eadr Quoted - sii So
CtI MA i shade -tronEefltile ustt- niniF t"
1905 Pick'ed Hams. e-c.. f1csled Hams 9as1c ic.rd
shoulders c smoked hams. 4a &c smoaed shoulder.
q
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rrnOprAy rIvAvcrAL MARKETS..

LONDON Ocr s-l23op Consos a7isis TOP both money
arf f account way shares. 30 lO
.s Co. prefer +i sew jersey Central cuuso.. lU4
\ ev-J -r-er Central IS heafing Railroad - rs
LONDON iar- affIre~ quote three Der
c.rr rrnfes - - cenunes Cor fhe account Ere
Railway slar.s 5s1s dn. second cnnsols- oo2
TUNr.s. SIS %. % for BON money
an the account Railway shares soi Pennsylvania
Central 49,. NewJersey Central o. Reading Railroad.
Lcspov Oct. $500 p. m-rnd.a Council bills were a.
today az sisd- yer rupee advance Enc halWaY
shares s4f-
ToNioN oct 81 p. m.-Consos e-iss for both money
and tne :. bonds. hHlr cents u5s
fourier cents lN--q New rvcs r' lue Railway shares
: 81 DO second consos "a rennsviyan.a CeniIs - a
New Central 63. Tie amount o nu4non withdraw
from Bank % England or balance TODAY ~ <l5aOuW
ac- quote three vl cent frues al -3 francs % cen
times Or the account
ToNIoS. oct. silver qnotei az i2f per ounce.
PARIS. Oct --k1clange on London. - usucs 81 cen
times fn- cheeks
IoSuoN cL meeting 4 the Erie share AMI bnudAln-
o.. lrd here today On ru.cr t steps % De taken in
reference T. - directors az -e ANIMAL meeting
Sew York on November IS EdWaIl Natkln st p, pre-
aed anc urgel the II r i- alton and tle forward
nag OF pror~ that TIE erection fie b9ud1odris may
have a. arge oi representation az possible A
showing aHOat no laid 1e had rs received
cabecrau from NJ JrNefl. lie President or ihr he Com
-nvfnr q YORK ca'ined % have
c.b -g-zm slr Edward NaEin had started
transfer The trrsfeeS
r-orie. 10 Naudcrbt or course no such transfer
sucs A. contemplated He hoped 70 would NOT 1e necessary
himself Trustee 90 20 % America but hc would
70 Fit Ia necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09

ra.her favors the theory that no change VIII
he made in the executive officers OF the
Erie Company. Under all the circumstances.
there Is no decline in the confidence that
Mr. Vsnderbnts interest in the securities of the
companv will still further advance prices; the
apcfuations and seeming weakness of Yesterday
and today beng regarded only natural sequel
IN the late rapid and large advances. sorrcspon-
de,,t calls our attention 10 a clerical error III the
statement that the Ere preferred stock Is entitled
~ : per cent per annum. 1t is entitled to per
cent. and not 60 per cent. out Of the earnings OF
each year. which amount must be paid. If earned
bss,re the common stock can receive anything.
The coal stocks to-day were prominent IN the
s,oeulatlon. and their prices were rapidly adj
vanced. 50 that Delaware. Lackawauna and Western
rose from Z - 60 75l2. Delaware and Hudson from
or, IS. Ncw-Jefsey Central from go 90 co.'s, and
Morris and Essex from 94la 90 95l2. Although the
Transactions m these stocks were not unusually
large. tie dealings were marked by much excite
,,.n+ LATER M the dav there was a sharp reaction
of from L. per cent for Morris and Essex 20 Is per
cent for ID Iawar, and HUDSON Concerning any
progress or prospect of any progress toward an
agreement between the companies. there Is posi-
t,r,fl ir, new But II j. probable. that so long as
the present speculation lasts. there VIII ne con-
slant repetition of umors 90 the effect that papers
have been >ig4ed or an agreement mas bcen mace;
~ to-day ADVANCE ia ANN N'A
stocks was caused by such rumors. or
the rurorS that were circulated bad their
ortr u the advance of prices. We shall not attempt
H. saw But on the best authority we are able 20
saw that he rumors had 40 basis On facts. Inc
.r.lrcers were an strong and higher. Chicago ana
Northwest common stock being conspicuous bOi
in the amount of business done and because OF ITS
advance from - to- sos SIS. -. Paul rose per
cent o. 733- aud G. o>ed al 72lt. There was uotd-
DIE advance oi SIS per cent for Burlington. CEDAR
Rapids ana Northern 20 go. Lake shore vas rot
active. hut IFS pnce rose IRON 3+'s 70 9o'2d w.,
while Michigan Central only uuctuated - per cent
and Ia the final sales showed a loss az \ per cent
The remainder 81 the list stroug and higher IA
the early dealings. later losing nearly al ot the ao-
Vance.. and pa few instances a traction more lAdn
Tie early guus. The Chesapeake and ONO three
al s,es of stocks were notably strong. recording
ftal gains Of = 10 ! - per cent, while the three
classes Dl ~. Lous and >auFranclsco showed losses
of from ,. to 1 per cent.
Western Union was dull. the annual report OF the
companv having no effect upon It, price, which
rlueed from sfa94i = 10 9j14. Pacific Mail recoy-
cred o per cent CD Sis but finally acain sold az
SIl1 ile express stocks continued strong. Adam :
rising q. Go 1883. American per cent 10 o. and
Iuited states = peg cent 10 81 T..
TIC market closed fcveri,l and unsettled.
sa,eF o. rT STOCK atsSEr
<fr-ror',f ~ tts cold sf.-s Is-sy-10a rlp1nv.
Aetna. Sales IIn-ilE
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use before the time of lecal-tcnder notes. Monty
ruled firm az per cent al day long - .here
Mere any borrowers. \ little time before 3 O'Clock
the business Of making up loans having been com
plcted rates We're offered down % per cent Time
loans are Gd7 per cent. The forei-n steamers
which have arrived since yesterday brought
S2.271 500 gold. The United States Treasurer
AZ Washington today received 81 l.oUO in Ma
tinual bank notes for REDEMPTION. The customs
receipts were $500. 600 and the ia ernal revenue
receipts were $3.50. 900. The following j. the
Clearing House statement to-day: Exchanges.
Sll0.Gl22fl; balances. - 961 .3l3. The bn~ine. Is
nj the >ub-Irca=ury covered: Receipts. IL 0Ja 1879
payments. 12.41G.H~7 currency balance.
S15.97l 344 com balance S13s1I3f2S.
Foreign exchange Is weaker for sterling and
steady for contInentais but the nominal rates re-
main unchanged rs follows:
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FLOUR AND NEAL-FLo rI.-Narket scarcely 60 hFp,
instances 5aleo lower eEnort demand light ane oo,
bills ineiud.nr $40 ,ns ciy N Extra. ;r wr.' iue.,
- 25 viii sma. parcels exported AZ J5 $500 O9is,
Minnesota EstrA - 80 = ieI ne Whole Iapee 9yo
= 3I 400 Dt.s. -lger1ue. $3.50 90 aud ojO bUis
So T. 80, ~ ne "a. .,Do .r5 1g' = I eA orl
lon - Far Extra STATE > 5ors5 Goo d Fancy 10,
- 7yss 0g-''AP P3ocy d@ g. iHSs7 So Common 90
Good Extra Round Hoop Quo . 7brse Good t. choiee
do So a-1 nLr-u Common LEtlA >. tuG> I3i hFe
Ni1ur, = s0sse IS Bakers Af4 = 5o4te 75 -'rls-,
81 FAR - Go.i. - loGse Is. Good 20 Choice Fam
- c1s.iS nv .fe.a- =oUTHERS FLOUR airianse,i
ho,s Common 70 Choice EIlA - 6osso - Caoics 20
FLOUR s'S-rs. 1lnI --'' 1, q, o1i1; 80 80
GRAINwii unsettled aaa n. rTerl.l5 opga
recovered ~ closing leays win sroas lres-nrs 10
demand quite moderate Win we cane account I'M 9peI
wsre n..ne- 90 .i, , ~ s9' s - 100 @ not .ad
arrive soon. neiuaine nerAdrd 7pnlg 81 lgas ("
part o a-rve Jngraded Winter RED. u = 81 3o 5
No Amber. - ga Uugfl.ed Amber y a1d-l - y.
, iea' ~ ~ "a - a. "a 'o, sss , g. Nc Wilt
50 spring october . 5sess = eoans q tes S; u
west October i eo--p-eia delivery in ocioo = %
do November a. 81 q SIS closing = 81 DO special de-
= ~ closing y 81 as - No led October. u 500
81 " os,ag AZ 30 90 s ~ 80 so' e.oar
s-s.esi 8s. No . Amber. OCTOBER II 81 RYE
fairy active export sales 10000 BUSH No West
en- -Dot re; l,jUu bush do &C. and 900
hn-h STATE soc. track BARLEY quiet Go Co ifiuie
Canada. 9nas5c Four-rpwed state 80 soc .B A XII
MALI duii. unchanged -------C CORN 1aA2c lower
acfiye export home trade demand large Duri-
on account sales ri2,1uu buHn
bush including JuRr1ded Western
Nr. - &c ? % 5bse mainlv "a "a Doe ate
October. 81 ID - &c closing 5-sc do
SovcrDrr o. sdj6 closing 5Hs05b.-c do Dec mDer
56Na56a.c. l,si evening 3oQOoU bush No ? November
sold a. here and therestoufs At oprnso -hade
ea.f mi rather STEADY sales - uN bush ID
,udug No 8 a8S-gc. No s Whte 50 = Gas4.c No. =
g4g White, 49, I4N isrr No. i 4Oc No. /
White &c., us.eTT, 81 = niie do -ds5ci
Mixed state Sic, White co. - .a4Sc, inculng 10000
i,n.h No N0vembe aHato.-.... FEED steady
BFANs rrm with ght upward tendency. and fairly
.-,.--.
HAY AND sTRAW-culte active prices strong Shipping
Hag auoted 81 07bc. Prime RETAIL Qualities
Medium % 55c 5Oq5oc tor Long kyei 4OGsoc
fof rive and Cat 10 soe
LOO Dry Mexican private terms
UOP~- Prices strong tending upn ard under heavy export
calls y s36c' Eastern nsw crop ~
34r Wisconsin 3Vs3kci IuaTings growth 4-4h lsc.'
Olds grOwths 4dlOc. fAeinc Coast Hops CROWN 1879
9alsc . n. =, A. -.
Cuba Refining grades at 70 c and grocery sOc socAA