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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-20
THE BABY CENSUS.
Experiences OF Two Young Mon Enga9,
In the Family Business.

Experiences OF Two Young Mon Engaged
In the Family Business.
At the best, taking the baby census is q
delicate matter. But when committed to g
young man, or brace of them, the embar-
rassment sometimes assumes gigantic pro-
portions. Deputy City Clerk O'Oonnor, and
young Tom Grace, for the last few days
have been looking up and counting the
future prominent citizens of St. Paul.
Both being young men, they are
not,of course, we'll posted in tho connubia]
market, and their adventures are recalled
as very many even to the degree of an oo-
oasional "bounoe,'' not Of babies, but OF
themselves. In the course of their census
strutting, they have compiled some interest
ing statistics: For instance, 1879 has beer
bad year for babies, but q good ono fol
dogs. Babies are born as hairless as Q Mexi
can dog.
The child is father to the man, hence &
many drunkards, for oil babies are addicted
to the bottle; dogs are not. Babies are borl
without teeth; dogs are not.
The mention of dogs, 50 frequently, il
connection with the darlings is no doings o
the GLOBE, but belongs to the young men il
| their recital OF their work. And tho fac
that the Young men partially abandoned tn
baby census, 81 they did, to take an accoun
of dogs comes from an adventure which be
fel the brace of youths in search of babies.
| They knocked at a door. It was opene,
by gaunt female.
"Have you had any babies here during tn
last year?" was tho introduction offered b
the brace.
"What," exclaimed the woman, her han
hold of the knob of the door, and stretching
her neck out towards the young men stand
ing on the door steps, taking in big Whit
at 40 degrees below zero, "What," she OF
claimed.
"Have you any babies-7"
"What, you young ras-. Here, Towse,
I'll show you how to. Here, Towser."
And Towser came with bound, precede
by an ominous growl. The young censu
takers didn't wait to see whether Towse
was licensed or not, as the deputy city cler
should have done, of course, but just incor
tinently loft.
! A married man, when his knock was q
swered by the apparition which showed u
at the door, would have adroitly turned til
subject. He'd at once have perceived thu
the old girl was an old maid.
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MlsN3c3pdI Court.
before Judge Flint.l

Tho City W. Charles Oalson; drunkenness.
Sent out of town.
CIVIL. -..-
Frank W. Goodwin W. Alfred Anderson and
Aaron Anderson; action on note. Css. dis
missed. =
Frank W. Goodwin ". Peter Oberg and Ole
Seeguen; action on note. Case dismissed.
1ngham d Corlies Va. Godfred Refs; action on
contract. Judgment for plaintiffs for S59. Is.
e. Ipgham ". Mrs. NJ. II. Morton; action of
unlawful detainer. Costs taxed and motion
made for q new trial =
Michaud Bios vs.. Bsaupre, Allen 4 Keoeh;
action on contract. Motion of defendants to
dismisS the action taken under advisement nm
til December "A, alto IN.
Kenny 4 Hudner Vs. George E. Hussey and
Frank o. West; action for services. Judgment
for 362.61. Decision filed allowing defendant
West Judgment for costs,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE. Dec .1s.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat opened firm at about yesterdays prices, srA
$780,; No. Sasx; No. 1 aR; ~ neoem n5sa
12s4; February 1.3lN; No. 3, l.l4h No. l.os,. ::
rejected $50: White corn weak; No. 2, 400. Oats
choice. Rye scarce and 10 higher; No. /, 1870.
Barley dull and lower: No. cash, 1910. Provisions
quiet and unchanged; mess pork. $1265 cash: IL 81
February: Lard prime steam, s72S cash; 40 Feb
wheat.
P ss ne@n.y INC
i:Sx January; isxG a SIX FseSa.iy; No. ssn
Chi Chicago spring 1sH; rejected &c. Corn unset
and arm: $40 January; ssao My. Bye steady s
and unchanged: Barley steady and unchanged
cash; Il 7sglaso January; 10: 90 bid February:
g. rs cash; so@7:s2h January; 7.45@7.5o Tebru.
s6.ss9s.2sSsse Dressed hogs weak and G ioTer
$49OG5.00. Whisky steady; 81 II. Receipts, 1896
barrels aonr; 5000 bushels wheat; 10000 bushels
Sus6ss e1shs, Sa oo b1ohss
1900 bushels wheat: 49, 900 bushels corn; $4,000
bushels oats; e000 bushels rye; 1890 bushels bsr-
Closing prioes-whe.t frmer; s1.s1h January;
132x February. Corn nrmer; not quotsbly higher.
Oats nrmer; irregular; Sehc January; ss1o May.
Pork In good demand and . shade higher: SASS
January. 'a9 1899 February. Lard in good demand
CHICAGO, Dec. 1s.-Hos receipts 1900; ship.
ments 900; packing lfeless; light bacon 1000
specuators bought 4 good may mixed at 4.1o04.7o.
and feeling was moro confident. Cattle, receipts
400; shipments 1900; active and strong: common
to choice 2.60@5 40: good cattle plenty; butchers
steady; 2.000325; feeders and stockers 94ON3.6O,
Sheep, receipts 700; active and steady.
NEW York. Dec. lS.-Cotton dull at II e-l6Ql7
HppfvS l..n.
barrels; gupernne state and western $5.2505.so;
common to good extra 5.S506.45; good to choice
6304s.25; white wheat extra s 2516.75; extra Ohio
e1o17:?s; Ct; Louis e.oo0s 90; Minnesota patent
process 2b@9.OO. Wheat active and shade easier;
receipts 22,0O0 bushels; ungraded spring Sl.o91
LIZ; 20. spring 1901 80; No. spring nominal
o. LlS0i.4S; ungraded winter red 1.440i.54; No.
amber .5aH No: do .64@1 ~ No. do .SsX;
ungraded white 1853; No. do, sales 1900 bushels
st 1.62Dle3; No. red December, sales 1000 bush
st 1s7H@i sly; February, sales $4,000 bushels at
1.6OhD 1.62. Oorn quiet; western dull receipts
5000 bushels; migrated 61@s5c; No. 8, 6I@63l4c:
s stsa@es $50; No: 6Shc in store; No: December
receipts, $4,000 bushels; mixed western 4s950Hc;
white western 4s@soMo. Hay firm at ey0s5c Hops
@ss ststs see saa sss s, 3:
New Orleans s5047c. Rice quiet Petroleum ouiei:
united $l:1sA crude 1:O7ll l.os]l refined i. a.
"a rai 1o, .. so eHGe1c Rosin dull and unchanged;
Egg quiet; western l6@b22c. Pork easier; mess
$l2.15e9i2.O Beef quiet. Out meats, western long
clear middles S7oo short clear iddles 7.25. Lard
prime steam $7.82H. Butter quiet; western 1402sc.
Cheese, western s9121c. whisky arm 1t S1i7
LONDON, Dec. 19.-Renned petroleum g. 3d.
sprtts turpenttne Sis: Ineeed oil 2ss 6d02ss lod.
Llyzaroo1. Dec. 1s.-0otton quiet; $4,000
lel6d; sales 5000 bales; speculation and export.
LOCO bales; American, 1850 bales. Bresdstufs.
eus Hs5 "a DO a, s6
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A FEW Republican papers have just dis
covered that the Eads' jetty system is a
gigantic fraud, conceived in sin and brought
forth in iniquity. This was fully established
by the Democratic members of Congress in
the debate preceding the adoption of the
plan. 1t now appears that the government
has paid out three millions of dollars, and
the mouths of the Mississippi are in no bet
tor condition at the present time than they
we're before the work was undertaken.
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add power to the national bank monopolies
arc found to favor the Bayard denaonetiz-
ing bill. If such measure was ever dssirs-
BILE, the time for its execution has long since
passed. When the greenbaoks were at =
large discount they could have been demon
etized with far less injury to the country
than now. Let not Congress tear down the
superb financial structure that the people
have reared ut 80 great a cost.
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SHERMAN's "resumption' has struck St.
Paul, it is said. 1t is certainly manifest in
other cities of the country. Wages are
down to the gold basis in Some classes of
labor lower than in 1860, while sugar, flour,
coffee, tea, clothing, rents and other family
expenses are nearly up to war rates. The
men whose earnings aud savings have paid
the difference between $3.50, 900, 900 of debt
and currency at forty cents in gold and the
same sum at par in gold feel that resumption
il accomplished, and the business boom is
booming. But to them its next door to star
YatiOu.
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WOULD it not be good idea for those
newspapers that are venting their wrath
upon the governor and council of Maine for
strictly enforcing the laws, to pay a little at
tention to those who made the laws 80 i'm
perfect thai G coach and four could be
driven through them? Gov. Garcelon and
his associates simply obeyed the laws made
for them by the Republicans, and if any
body is to blame for the wrong done it is
the Republican law makers.
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mittee on banking and currency has so
amended Mr.. Buokner's bill relating to
bank reserves 80 that no reserves on circula-
ton will be required, while one-half of the
reserve now required will be in gold or sill
yer coin. In this form the bill - unobjec-
tionable, and will probably pass both
houses of Congress with little or no oppo-
citinna
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-20

"THEM niggers is all right" WAS the en-
dorsement given by a disreputable North
Carolina politician to the last batch Of COL
ored people who passed through Washington
on their mission to redeem Indiana from
Democracy. The guaranty was sufficient,
and "them niggers" were furnished with
transportation by the Republican colonial
ton committee.
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Sewing Machines Sewing Machines

No. 30 East Third Street is the Great Central
Depot for Sewing Machines, aud Dewey &
Wilhelm are the representatives. of the follow
ing popular Machines: The New Wheeler l.
Wilson Straight-Needle Machine;'' The s'New
Eldridge." fac-simile of the Domestic
The New. Florence" and 1.-THE Singer" all of
which they offer at the very Lowest prices. If
you want Sewing Machine examine the above
first. You are sure to be suited in price and
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Daily Globe Advertising nases.
ST. PAUL, FRIDAY, DEC. 10, 1879.

The House has adjourned until after the
holidays, and the Senate would have fol-
lowed suit but for the fact that no quorum
could be raked together. We trust that
during the vacation the members will take
pains to consult their constituents on the
questions that have already obtained promi
hence in both houses thus far.
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SALTWATER.

Frank Kreitzer, husband of the female
convict who suioided Thursday morning,
took tho remains to his home in Anoka veg
terdsy for interment.
Sheriff Chandler, of Goodhue county.
was in the city yesterday with Frank Thomp-
son, sentenced 70 three years in the peniten-
TRY on two charges of forgery.
The citizens of Saltwater feel great deal
Of interest in the bill introduced in the Sem
ate by Senator MCMILLAN for the construc-
ton of bridge across the st. Croix between
Piorce and Washington counties, and Mr..
Durant has written to Senator Mcmillan
for copy of tho same in order to get clear
understanding Of the matter.
CITY COUNCIL.
An adjourned meeting of the city council
was held Thursday evening, majority Of
the members being present.
The report of the bridge toll collector,
showing receipts of $182.75 for the two
weeks ending December IL, was accepted
and filed.
The clerk of the municipal court reported
the receipts of the court for the four months
ending December l, to have been $1,3O2.42.
The report was accepted and referred to the
finance committee.
The treasurer's report for October and
November was accepted and referred to the
committee on finance. w
The applications of P. s. Deragish, Charles
Bremen, Andrew Ulen, and Conrad Dreschs-
Ter, for retail liquor licenses, were granted.
Samuel Bloomer asked that he be not
compelled to pay pool table license. Nc
action was taken in the matter.
The advisability of connecting the engine
house and the city hall with the main Office
of tho telephone exchange was discussed al
! some length. The matter was finally re-
ferred to President Matthews and Alderman
Brown with power to act,
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Never Equaled Before

The low price at which Silks, Dress Goods and
in fact, The Entire Strouse Bankrupt Stock,
ever sold, at corner Third and Wabashaw
Qtroa$u
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Corn receipts in Chicago, lo4,ess bushels; ship.
menta. q $50 hushAla.
PORK.
st. Paul Retail Markets,

ST. PAUL, Dec. l9
oH1cKENs-Dressed chickens e01Oc per Ib.
Eaas-Firm; fresh-laid eggs 2O613c per dozen
BUTTIR-Choice creamery 3O035c per d.; fresh
dairy 2o022c; roll 1a025c; cooking butter 12015c.
FRU1T-Apples. 33.OOG4.OO per Dbl; cranberries
608c per quart; Concord grapes, 10; California
$50 Per lb; lemons ss.Oo@s 50 per box; Mersins
oranges S. .0O@5 80 per box.
Neutrality-suspicious., 35@5oc per bus; cabbage
SO per head; squash, 100lbc; beets $4,000 par
bushel turnps, 40c per bushe carrots, 800 Per doz
punches; onions, 81 Is per busheI celery, Per dee
75c; beets per doz, 5O160c.
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BUY Your Sleigh To-Day

And be sure to 60 to Nippolt's, corner Seventh
and Sibley streets. He has few more left, and
but a few, which must be sold at once. They
are of his own make, and the best in town.
Take Your carriage there while the snow lasts,
it you have any painting or repairing to be
done. He's the man to give you q good lob.
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Probate Court.

In tho matter of the estate of 81. A. Won
Claim, deceased. Copy of last will and tesla
ment filed. with petition for probate of same.
In the matter of the estate of Felix Ginprich.
deceased. License granted to sell real estate.
In the matter of the estate of Girsrt Hewitt.
deceased; petition fled for conveyance of real
estate. Order made for hearing. -.-a -
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wonderfu,lv Attractiv,a.

The superb assortment Of fine Jewelry, Gold
and Silverware, Diamonds, ETC., for the Christ
mas holidays, at P. F. Egan i Co.'S, " East
Third street (Greenleat's) is the admiration of
the ladies'
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A" Appreciatice Father and Republican,
To the Editor of the Globe,

To the Editor of the Globe.
ST. PAUL, Dec. IS, 1871 presume editors
need encouragement and praise from time to
time as well as any other individual, which is
natural. The article in your Sunday issue, of
Dec. 'The Dance" meets my views exactly
and was just like had dictated it to yon'
That article only is worth the whole years sub
seription for your paper. am Rapnh lican.
cause see that you fight against social evil.
Tor which parents should be thankful and in
debted to You. have two daughters, and w.s
unsettled in my mind in regard to dancing I'M.
til read the article, which settled that cues
ton all at once. Hoping you will continue to
strike blows wherever and whenever necas,,rv
remsin yours respectfully, F. <.
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A Bit Of Advice.

If you want real bargains in Christmas
goods, 60 to John Pfster's. 10l East Seventh
Silver and Plated goods, Chains, Bracelets.
You will select from the finest stock in the
city.
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Bronxee, Silverware,

Large additions, to-day, to the beautiful
stock of Christmas goods, in fine Jewelry,
Bronzes and Silverware, at P. F. Eagan l. Cos,
(dreenleaf's) n East Third Street.
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THE QUARTERLY SETTLEMENTS.

The Vouchers Examined by the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means Of the County
Board.
The committee on ways and means of the
county board met at the county auditors Office
yesterday forenoon for the purpose of counting
vouchers for the May and October settlements,
1879. Following is the report of the May set
Element, showing the number of vouchers
turned over by the county treasurer to the au-
diror, the same having been examined and
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TIE COURTS.

United States Circuit Court.
before Judge H. R. Nelson.l
John A. Murray ct al. W. Llewellyn Levi
feathers. Case given to the jury with in
structions to return . sealed verdict at 10
o'clock A. II. to-day.
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For Beaver Gloves, Kid Mitts, Back Gloves
Go to the B. 4 8. Cos, 81 East Third Street,
if only to SEQ the crowd Of purchasers. Every
body il busy, and their beautiful stock Of
Christmas goods find quick sale.
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Fur Lined SILK Circulars.

Fur Lined Silk Circulars.
few left at great bargains, 1t the Strouae
Bankrupt Sale corner Third and Wabashaw
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Total vouchers.

4o'SA SO"ooOiS'. .$lz4,3 JOY -
The committee alss examined the reports
aims house and hospital for tho months Of
March, April, May, june, July, August, Sep
TENDER, October and November, 1879, and re-
ported the same correct
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Estsrley Heinemann say, s:They are bound
TO nave their stock reduced before the Holidays
are over. Prices in accordance"
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Go to Browns for Your Diamonds and Jew
elry for Christmas Gifts.
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BILLS ALLOWED.

A now railing on the stairs leading to
Maennerchor hall relieves a person of the
apprehension that they will be precipitated
to tho bottom with broken limbs. IT'S
we'll.
Rev. David Tice, of the NJ. E. church,
will discourse on the subject. "Was the
Shooting of Clark, the Convict, Justif-
able ?"
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Crowded ali day long-at Browns, The jew
eler, Is East Third Street,
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You will find just what you want for Christ
mas gifts at John Phster's, The Jeweler, l0l
East Seventh Street.
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basket of Lucious Fruit.
A Basket Of Fruit.
A Box of Bon Bons.
A Basket of Eruit-

Box of Candy.
A Basket of Fruit.
ABox of Chocolates.
A Basket of Fruit.
Box of Caramels.
An elegant Basket of Fruit for everyone AZ
S6ITH's TnoPIuAI..
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is sure cure for
dyspepsia aud all kindred diseases.
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b. 4. O.
The recently elected officers of Washing
ton Royal Arch Chapter No. II, were Only
installed Thursday evening, large number
of Masons and their families being present
at the installation. The Harmonic quartet
was present and furnished music for the
occasion.
At the conclusion of the installation cor
emonies, an excellent and tempting repast
spread out in an adjoining apartment re-
ceived its due share of attention.
Those who felt inclined that way beat
merry time to the inspiriting strains of the
Germania orchestra, and as the votaries of
the Terpsichorean art were in the ma
jority,' they INDUCED themselves to their
hearts content. All things considered, the
installation proved pleasant affair, and
those present enjoyed themselves thor
oughly.
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
M. E. b. p, E. A. Folsom; E. e., W. 81.
Pratt: E. s., Edward Capron; A. of a., K.
Doe; P. s., Hugh Hall; Treas, j. s. Ander-
son; Sec., John Densmore; G. M. 3rd ",
Abe Hall; G. NJ. End ", G. B. Jack: G. NJ.
LIST ", P. B. Smith. The officers were in
stalled by Right Eminent VIM. G.. Bronson,
D. G. d. r., assisted by Acting Grand Mar
shal B. G. Merry.
PERSONALS.
Sam. Judd was in town yesterday.
D. M. and George Dulsny, of Hannibal,
Mo-, were in the city yesterday on lumber
business.
II. A. Wilson, formerly Of Hudson but
more recently of st. Paul, was in Saltwater
yesterday, in the interests of Wisconsin tax
payers who reside in Saltwater and vicinity.
Mr.. Bunker, in whose behalf the battle of
Bunkerhill was fought, and to whose mem
DRY the monument was erected, was in the
city yesterday, looking after the logging in
forests of p. II. Kelly & Co.. st. Paul.
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FRUIT FIGURES.

Tho Showing as Reported to the Commits
sioner of Statistics for 1878,
Capt. jacobson. commissioner ofsstatistic,.
has completed his tabulation of the returns of
the fruit crop of 1878, As follows:
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Now For a Rush.

Another large Invoice of Holiday Jswelry
will be plsced on exhibition 1t Browne, Is
East Third Street, ts-aav. 80
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STRAWBERRIES
Total production, quarts. -.

Total production, quarts. ........... 49,, 1863
In connection with the foregoing the com.
missioner has prepared q table showing the re-
ported yields of three items for the years 1869
to 1878, "a follows:
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

A resolution was adopted fixing the ferry
license at South Saltwater at $40 per an
mum, and Joseph Minor, on application, was
granted said license.
The sum of 500 was appropriated for q
roadain Woodbury..
The petition of Morgan May ct al, for a
road, was accepted, and Cover, Campbell and
Day were appointed committee on some.
The towns of Marine and Oneka were al
lowed the sum of 5000 for road purposes,
the same to be expended under the direction
of Commissioner Campbell.
The board of audit submitted it's report
of the result of its examination of the Office
of County Treasurer Doe, showing:
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Great crowds continue TO fill the store Of the
B. 8. Co., 81 East Third Street, all eager to
secure their choice Of the elegant Christmas
goods on sale.
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10's'& = = = - V10,OOO 10
On motion of Commissioner Meilicke it
was resolved, that whereas the said Meilicke
is about to retire from the Office of county
commissioner, that all orders heretofore
made in his district be revoked.
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MARKETS IN DETAIL.
Tho following Quotations giving the range Of the
markets during the day were received by
HORTON, DORAN d Co.,
Commission Merchants.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10, 1000 A. x-wheat
quiet Id lower. Floating cargoes HARDENING Car
goes of coast quiet. French markets quiet.
NEW YORK Dec. 10, 100 P. M-Corn
steady. Wheat strong; fully 1c higher.
NEW YORK. Dec. 10. 1850 P. n.-whest
another Nc up; plenty of buyers
WHEAT
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WHEAT
MILWAUKEE.
CHICAGO.
o~s
CORN.

Wheat. receipts In Chicago, b9A7e bushels
shipments Al 800 bushels.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee 44,41o bushels, ship
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Balance as per settlement with
county treasurer, Oct. 1, 1879. ...$ l5.149 OF
Collection from Oct. l to date. 4,716 63
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Pannell's.,.

Ill East Seventh street,
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THE POULTRY SHOW,

Award of Prizes-Childrens' Day-The Ex-
hibtt'on to be Continued Over Monday
on1 TuaeAor
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APPLES.