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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-05
Chic .go Water Works and Sewerage

CHICAGO, March 4.-Gov. Cullom in this
city to-day held a conference with the CON-
mittee on water works and improved sewear-
age, regarding the proposed embodiment OF
the subject in his call for q special session of
the legislature, it being proposed to obtain
Legislation to permit the city to issue bonos
for the reconstruction of water works and re
moving the crib farther into the lake, beyond
the contamination of the city sewerage. The
governor consented to incorporate the matter,
as requested, in his call, but states that he
thought 4 better method OF procee-
dure would be for the city
to petition the government to enlarge
the Illinois and Michigan canal, and thus
carry off the sewerage in that direction in
stead of into the lake as at present. In under
taking this work it would first be necessary TO
obtain grant from the state permitting the
government to make the proposed alteration,
the state at present having entire control Of
the canal. The cost of the proposed work is
variously estimated, but would probably be in
the reighborhood of ten million dollars.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-05
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Andrew Wallbey hung himself in Atwater
last week.
A Moravian church edifice IS being built at
Melville, Renville county.
Last week the house in Swenoda, Swift
county, occupied by Patrick Kittson. and
owned by Patrick McCorty, was consumed by
fire with nearly all It's contents.
The Duluth Tribune says young Canadian
logger in the camp of Daily & LaChappell,
in the south shore logging camp, was found
dead in his bed. He retired the night before
in apparently sound health.
The Detroit Record of February IS gives
an account of the killing Of John Borson, a
laborer, by being run over by a railway train.
He was a resident Of Audubon, Becker county,
was about 4, years old, and leaves wife and
three children in Norway.
Fire last night destroyed the mandatory
and most of The material of the Mama oil
and soap company, Cincinnati. Loss on
building. machinery and stock, 100000; in
surance $4,000. One Of the firm and severa
other parties were injured by FILLING walls.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-05

tions have undergone many changes and improve
ments since their first crude beginnings in this
country, and they are susceptible of being still
further improved and perfected until they can
be conducted with the certainty, the system, and
the symmetry and upon the actuary principles with
which the English societies are conducted. If in
the mean time we have basis of valuation by which
they are valued and mature a series in a reasonable
period of eight to nine years. may rest satisfied
with it. until the experts settle their differences and
agree upon better one and rely upon our prudence
and good management TO improve and perfect 1t In
future.
That we are able TO pay off our shares at their
valuation, the following figures show:
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SECRETARI
OFSr. PAUL MUTUAL NO. I.

A Splendid Record OF This Veteran Or
ss,,x,t,on-Oyer Half q Million Dollsrs
Supplied to Peopl, For Bulldog Homes
Figures That Dsmonstrsts the Psac-
teal Usefulness of These Institutions.
At the meeting of the st. Paul Mutual
Building society No. l, held last evening, Mr..
McClung submitted his annual report as sec
rotary. This organization is excellently man.
aged, and emphatically demonstrates the i'm
portance of such organizations. The officers
are as follows:
Gen. r. ". Jonson, president; Geo. Palmes,
vice president; J. W. McClung, secretary; AL
bert Scheffcr, treasurer. William Kelly, attor-
ney.
Directors-J. B. CLANCY, E, A. Hemenway,
Charles H. Petsch, ". C.. Wilson, John ".
Roche, W. H. Perrior, ". J. Cremer, Isaiah
st. Peter, Daniel Hllderbrand, John Grace, A.
P.'Mo5s.
We give below the secretary's report in full,
which will be found to be a very valuable doc
ument:
To the President, Directors and Members OF
the St. Paul Mutual Building Association
No. l:
CASH ACCOUNT.
Balance on hand Sept. 1st 1850 3,127 81
Twelve months eipts................ 1874 %
Total cash for the year.............. SCI, 102 II
Disbursements ................ a, 1893 II
Balance cash, Sept, ID, 1SS1.......... St, 202 81
LOAN ACCOUNT.
Sixty-three loans made, S4S4 400.
Mortgages for real estate sold Sl,575
Gross average bonus S6S.77.
Amount of bonus. 21664S.
Discount on bonus, S., 745
Net bonus, 81, e03.
Loans paid by maturity of stock, 1877 shares.
Loans paid before maturity, II shares.
Cash received from loans paid and real estate,
81, S62. 0S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-05

Rev. Dh. DABNEY, a Southern officer
in the late war, when preaching de-
nounced the soldiers habit Of lodging
at bullets and cannon-balls, and adj
vanced the doctrine that each ball was
directed by Providence, and was sped
where it was destined to go. Next day,
when the battle waged afresh, a young
aide, riding up for orders, found Col.
Dabney writing with his back against a
heavy gate-post. The aide, as he rode
off, touched his hat and remarked, II
see, Colonel, you have got a gate.post
between you and Providence.
a PROMINENT actor has written book
entitled Chow to Act" It won't have
any sale. People who are not actors
don't want to know how to act, and
where is the actor who will admit that
anybody can tell him how to act?
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= SwindIins .Iournalisr

BURLINGTON, Ia, March Ar. s. Scudder,
formerly publisher of the Independent, a
greenback paper at Keithsburg. ILL.,, was ar
rested in this city to-day by Inspector Ray, of
the postoffice department, upon the charge of
using the United States mails for fraudulent
purposes Scudder sent out circular pur-
porting to emauate from the protection league,
calling for contributions to aid in ferreti q
out and bringing to justice the men alleged
to be il conspiracy with Guiteau to secure the
assassination of President Garfield. The cir
cular was sent chiefly to democrats and anti
stalwart republicans in the west. Scudder
was bound over for trial at the June term of
thu United States court at Keokuk.
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We have examined the above report and compared
the same with the books and vouchers of the Secre
tary and find them correct in every particular after
careful and thorough examination OF every item
of receipts and disbursements, loans made stock
cancelled, &c. We further report the foregoing
valuation of stock made by the Secretary which we
have examined and fully approve.
The association be congratulated upon the able
management of its affairs by Secretary McClung, as
this annual report bears evidence.
JOHN w. ROCHE, Chairman,
JOHN CAULFIELD,
SHERWOOD HOUGH,
Auditing Committee.
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We have S1S5 200 of mortgage loans and So, 623 So
of other assets to pay $SS Sl197. To ascertain the
cash value of these mortgage loans, have figured
what it would cost the borrowers to pre- pay them
close. I have done this by crediting them : list,
the value of their stock. 3D. the unearned return
able bonus counting the bonus $50 per share all
series from the 9th to the 10TH inclusive and $40
the 18th and 18th series. The S1S5, 200 mortgages
thus reduced to cash. amount to ST., 1884, 3d. Adding
to other net cash assets, we have:
Due to redeem-free shares. ...... SS3,S11 81
Cash assets ................ ...... Sc sos IS
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The Happiest Moment.

Perhaps the happiest moment Of a
mans life, says the Oil City Derrick, is
when he wakes up from a lfe-and-death
struggle with a collar that won't stay
buttoned behind, to find that it is only a
dream, and remembers that he kicked
the collar under the bed when he retired.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-05
Murdered by a Former Suitor

CoRsIcANA, Tex. March S.-Thos. Bradley isst
night, few miles from town. murdered Mrs. Laura
Hall, wife of school teacher, stabbiug her four
times. Jealousy was the cause. Bradley was sui
tor OF the lady before her marriage The murderer is
in Jail.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-05

The Illinois state canal commission an
nounce that the Illinois Il Michigan canal will
be open for navigation throughout its entire
length one week from next Monday.
Louis Sporl in the circuit court of Milwau-
waukee yesterday got Judgment for $1,000
against Policeman Streplow for striking him
with g policeman's club.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. }
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
ST.. PAUL, March 4, 1882. }

Ia. r. McGill, Insurance Commissioner OF
the State of Minnesota, do hereby certify that
the Providence Washington insurance CON-
PAW above named, has complied with the
laws of this State relating to insurance, and
is now fully empowered through its author
lied agents to transact its appropriate bust
ness Of fire insurance in this State for the year
ending January 81, 1883. A. R. McG1LL,
Insurance Commissioner.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-05

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE. 7
ST. PAUL, March 4, 1882.
1, A. R. McGill, Insurance Commissioner Of
the State of Minnesota, do hereby certify that
the Insurance Company of the State of Perm
sylvania, above named, has complied with the
laws of this State relating to insurance, and
is now fully empowered through its authorized
agents to transact its appropriate business Of
fire insurance in this State for the year ending
January 3lst, 1883. A. r. MCGILL,
Insurance Commissioner.
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INTEREST AND FINES ACCOUNT.

otal interest for years business loans 0491 50
interest on sales OF real estate Gal Is
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-08
rNiDf ,trws.

AIIeY,s OF Rp,lNtd vsrrprt has drawn 4
bill sud = membf othl legislature hs iuuo-
A.eed Is ,s'i''nt int ne Pan,ss'
asv ~ c's.'-t-. Il did nos In
sleNs" s>ss Tue p,on,Sler OF ,ns n.a,ura, we
varson r.os. SosVcv that 80 'oar t.vs heel
49, eve hsau 81 ioOs 90 be- s,lsfstsd b, elest :.
sss~ e-vs d .utI iIsht Sal, w prpn,t 81 m
feA,sa.w,,ss ai.e e'..a hr no oae .teep t . ere
&ssswst t,,.s dlil- No su1ld syor Snllss .
a7N. "
a. v,s 90. IN. srt elpa, wire country ~ the
vwd ~, se'esss d'eNisd ~ Win thrdss COO.
asaA2 s-,.sst,. cua ~-s bN ,ssA fou and
. SsV rs'i"n scfss Il. ISL NiNst sbDnL sY
~ ~. ere sisi 10 ~ LsA iYl tnsssM b nj
eNsSfs' vs uus mi . tsi Aiiill scr,s aud
o~sse - sls ., a. msot Mofs smsll scse-
49, sa,e q a u..s 's, sntst besIsu,us IN A>so
OsA' .. Wa ,s,r,s Mute y ~ tNsn II espnst. bsr
tNS,.ssa ~ seii q iSl,% ~O lissr. IN lssi about
al Gel % nsr, rs,,r, sN,ut $4,000 Her
vi-s ,As-ss ssrs 1as ~, " d lie =, ~or,h sboat
~ ~ ~., ~ go agsinN out ls,V0VO li,srs
ens..rts.f w lsAl un zoe ethss ksnd Trance
teyr~ss ~ We ,sssoe Y ,srtlu " MAIL dunbA
" assi s,~~ ps.,e ID cav 90 ~ Nista VI Af,l.
elS sta, T. ~ shwh ths pr,nalpA lAgts1lsns
uefs e.sst Ahssen and ssist .
de- ases,uss,Aw ~ MlilAuoa iu0bsr f-ou
e,xnv ~ $50 ~ No iesS sNsasVess " tse IA.
n~sA ,vs.ssss ts~ sNs,y " Va ssps us,uret
- s-s-N y .s - sss's-> 90 se' 90 essss 80 u
SSs~-ps - ~ = sesss,ss - ss-ssss s,ss ed
Stessss. .. ssu = ss~ss " . ~ go ~ in
Qo.><ss~ss<A 80 isss>o y ssnussssNs~a ~
essNs 80 ss~ev 80 s~S go >sSss y
- - l~ u se>s, esss4 SssssSA SS,s n
0Ans seshs ss1annsss swefs esasenb = -
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YOpAYs auorArIosa

Akss-Oe,lns, per dosss, SSe: Geld Polar.
per aoseA 400 plasesd SatN par &ssaa,
hvl; Double siS SlA
shov.ls and sp.lss-s evland's discount 50
PER cent, AssS hsI sSasl sssdA diAooun, 4. and
~ pet c~pl
susssi ss,aas -D.soousi " pr csai
kslls--'N,s rate.
Horse shos-<b per hsk
Morse nsil-SssthvssAsxn. M :, AZ; Ha 4
"a Yer va,
lron-Si rAtN
ss-l-llss, Isi lay, N; cast 10 Per psuad.
sA~s,i,ss'-S y ". sNvAnissa. discount
VA VA,
stli.'. .os Haa ~ ~ psaad, sps~ he,,los,
H. PEI pound
faoks-la sesea IN pspsr. 1. " Per box.
Srue ao.s-pss Assss. Ass; railroad piaks.
~ os.ssx. as
tsilsss-v> assSA. lLts.
sAlss-tAirsAnsA discouKS ~ - can't.
uevs. Discount ~ Der coat
Tin pS,s-L e., tIlA 1ef ssx. lss, I O.. lsx
, pst boa, SO 1ssns ikr.A rsr bAx, 1901
1sves, Solk Dsf ASa MS.
t,svsfs-piscsl asosuns y ~ cant. .
seAnpsA GspNnN - esf ssat
A.lass-na Ne ns. Ia - - ~ ,ss
sessn vsNl-ss - ~ ~ psusA
- sss ss.s :,,lsss-. n ~ ss~a
SAose-svs ssA u ~ esos. Avse hsN
AssS $685. o. sssA ~ ~ Ssssa
basesA Vkv-th0obea
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$50. J KKATIN9

luton, then sgtj cint thoD 30 enormous pres
surs, aud finally t6 y NhOtolgh dtTlns process
Ky SUPER On po.iup a number OF 1heels aud moor
porstins thsm Toto one IN ihe pressing prbceth
board Of suy desired thickness up 10 me ca
psri,v of the machinery emp Dyed may be pro-
duced Tho snlshtd sftclc Is claimed To re IS
compact - wool, ard more nearly nte ana
water proof and susceptible OF being saved
laued .ud Sorttd Vie ssna ms wood, ana IL ~
said that $40 average yied of M scre OF Y ound,
stated nj snfes Noue ofsIaw, vii make COS su-
perNcs FEET Of inch thich boErd.
The business OF killing aadeAIchlng Alhgstors
provides acquisition for quite NUMBER OF per
sJn- IN our safe 1he hide ola large alligator
1, worth from 81 10 q is almost a ds''E WORK
" shin large one Alligator OIL which has 81
irst most UNPLEASANT smell, Is much valued q,
remedy for rheumatism Fishermen some
ijuea ~, portion, u the animals body The
hrsh OF thu tsll, when cooked, ia ssil to he lise
veal In lopI and Ike potk In tsSte Young on .
are tiugh by dealers al hon Y to4s dozen, II
not over one iDot in ltUgth They fetch much
highse price when recalled rs they are ma q 10
he. alive. There IA an increase IN me selling
pFic, Of 5}rents ~ / % for every additional foot
oVrra crrtA,n length hllisAtpts si1Wen 10
eighteen Inches long ARE often found 10y dozens
IN shallow ~a,er and they may he handled
without trouble, providing the old one rs not
take alarm Most alllatnr-h hers are usually
WTte-hunier. 40 well. pu,ling ont the animals
from hoes with n hooked poic Jacksonville
Ola Times.
The ttadG In India rubber nos grown enOr-
mOusl, III the W lied States during the past for
~ years. The article Is now used in almost
every cone ivhblc way, eDiGii' 4 into the widest
variety OF manufacture and its importance is
much greater than any one MT IL me trade
would iIbsgine. There IL about $40 90 90 in
vested IN the msnu'sc'uIe ~ rubber goods IN
the United STA *, Of which 800 o go is confined
to the boot and shoe trade. There are i!O man-
u Sct0riqs employ ,ug about 1900 men and the
tArt of the product annually reaches the nei sl-
h1rhN'd OF $50 $4,000 10 rleeg the demund
30 COO tons of raw rubber Nrc imported each
year. which ysow4 / 90 300 0O0 tons for market
use All uriou with other materials. ilx years
ago lau rubber cost but ~ cenla puu 3D. but
spe2ulstots have given 1t 80 much Attention hat
its cO7I ihis year has been from 81 % n pound
upward This high ptic- has hid the tendency
OF squirting invUuuye tuius t. get substitute,
thd goat number OF sriClts have been pat
ented which are intended 10 meet the require
mems. Among these are celluloid aud neyeen
Old, !hs latter 4 oicpsrsttOn OF rubber, csmphol
snd sulphur. There are also leather Id, mad,
in Philadelphia, vulCaniSed 6ber msdt Ia Dcln
wsre and asbestos rosr msd' IN NV iork
hud each Of the nav industries has cOusid5 rablt
ph'rOusss. especially celluoid But tho rnbbJ
trads Instead Of decreasing, continues 10 grow
and, an the u lied state, leads the world ~
auacessiulls 81 10 shst Ut msrsed competition
there IL no ,Arth ON foreign goods OF this class
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DRY GOODS.

Owing 70 closns accounts preparatory 10
the u uil stock nhins 1T the end Of the year,
tus ass,ein prices oa staple dry goods here In
IN What weakened, and we notice that our
.Ae eco tsd up vel and offer gosds with tae
seduction, which those Interested viii ao.ics.
To-DAfs QUOTATIONS.
Panrs-Frtcmau's, s. Lodi, 5; Gloucester, Q;
hsrnony s. Cocheco 81; keTriplsc, Z; Green
wi,h. ~; Allen, q; Albion, solid, "a Peabody
solid, ~; Peabody black. 81; Simpson black.
.. simpson mourning, 81; Gloucester mourn.
LIS, ~
Indian Head, 81; SWIM Greek, -. q ~ Atna,
- ~ fdsehed "a, "a: Cabot - ~;
Derby, 50 5S.S Glendale, "a, ~; Eacses, 81
50 chsr,er 0ss, -, L. Lshe George, - IN;
Great Western - International, ~, b9-t
FIssPhows box isyICs-Lake George, u Mar.
veeL 81; focshOntsA y Great Falls, 7; Peer
lees, s<'@ Plum islaud, L. Atlantic, "; Green
bner, e.
BLa.cHrD Dosrs rICs -soSislg sunny sale, q
bonneville, M Forest u big BonanIa ~ g.
Auburn, ~; Lonsdsle, ~; Lonsdale, caipbric
lS Wsmsu,tA, 49,; New York mills, III Diamond
Hill cambria, o. knights cambria, Q; Hero. -
Hero ~ g. Ballardvals, u Cambridge rs u
Peerless, 80 81.
s-os 49,; ssrh, 1l-os loh.; savage, Soc, l2l,
Bsmrden, brown and drab, 90, 10 Hampden
*, do, a. Boston, l0-os, brown and drsb, lTS
lonIaut, thiuch, az No. \ ~ inch, a.; No
: " inch, 81; Gold Medal Blue i.s; Lion
brown aud crab. II.
TicYIse-Amoakesg AGA, lsS Hamilton u;
Hollywood, plsid, IA Standard 2, 10 EAstoB B.
%; Omega lev,
CbAhBHAY-lt't6 Ice.
hlcsoN- Beck kiver, 6.S; Blue and Brown
e'.c; indis, l0tc Arlington, SIC; Thorndike,
u nc; hamilton II
RIsruCkr JrAss-Pscinc K. R., q Columb ia
20 kEnsAA lsl.; Humboldt 81; Pslsris, al y;
nsbis Rock; ltl.i bonanza, G.; Pride Of tho
West SlIa; Bang To- ~ Deer Island, @H; Keo-
kuk, No. Mississippi X. a. RoIborough, 1914;
BADGER, 2is; Golden Fleece, "a; St Cloud BIN,
LINskfs-DeXter, 2.2 Justice ;Wsyerly rs x
pam Das .pi'uas-nnii. ~, Ecnnam, IoiS
Ottawa ehi Michigan, 81; Belle, ~; Wood.
wn, tA; Calawba, W
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FRUITS AND NUTS,

To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
EAfsI,s-Londou layer, new. per box, 50 30
layer, S. 60.
GEzxS ArPLAs-Sew. O. 25@45O per Dbl
CURaANTs-6to SAo.
fkAoHm-None in market
CALIFORNIA PHARs-5 $1,000 per box.
OhAAsrs-LOuisiana,5 t,@6 50; barrels, 1000.
LzHoss-Per hox, Sicily, $500 10 S.25; per box;
Malaga, s50Ie5 ~.
t!berts 1sc Naples wslnuts l5c. ID; oheaMuts,
imported, none On the marker peanuts, Tau.
nssee red l0c ohsies whi.A IKE coosaauks,
1908 90.
Darwin frsils. q per II; new, d.
rIss-ksgs, To-, Layers IL W lic per pound
NELP1-Conoord. lax: California OC per Ii.
PIUAs-keu. pose 10 warast
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CuMMGROG AND TRADE
CteN tNDJhh

DAIAe, Dec I'm conversation ~ day with
IN oli-ime DAllssibe, he remarked The 60
tsrprise wnicn once Chs1o0,stisen the leading
cirisans NJ Dallas Hssens, has departed forever
Youf or Ave yea ago wshAd tnnns ly An az
ricu'Nirs far and mcchnnics exhibition which
brought thousands OF people here, snd was
credt, otue civ Your yssrssgo We hal =
Hardi u a. g LIBERATION which was equal N that
OF NV urehus Or Miuphis, ard too money
disburse3 Nv The visitor, was "Orth thousands
upon thousands ~ Go,lsr't hsr people Row
IL " to.iss1 itssetns shat Win al shh b0aStcd
entetpfse of our cidAeus, there cauno. 20 tuiins
enough col sCted 10 e, est suitable buLdlnsA ro'
the sRne, less. Very few Will coosr QUITO even
Email amounts N erect an cpers-houac. the
Pr- asuocisa "a OF tho $40 has
sec,pt,d al Invitation ~ rcst
here next yepr. and from the want on eater
prise aud liD rally shuwn by OF ciuSens IN
other pnblc matters, ee may look Tor u as
graceful iain's In their su,ertalt mert here,
Their IL no pub 10 spjin ia DSlps wor;hy OF the
pronin, nee the city has srftved A. IL Seems tn
me mat those of uur ciu1tBs uhu could contrl-
bute q such euterprisss WiEhOnt tGeunR mo
emnu ~ .uDscri ell Tor ghereln, e4d VINO H0nll
10 ben, ht,i Nh hundred tud In pecuninry
way, aud sho would scsivr Ihe pidHdts OF the
puhlic are IN shctt-slBhIcd or ntfro" minded,
to- mucb wrapped ~ bl tue selfish pursuit OF
snin ~ be resa .dvd ~ eptJtprls'ng valuaplh
ciisN," Ihti. Is ~ i4,. u trlIu iu what thi4
zen, ,mAu rvmarkpd ;hG. Il is given la these
coh.nus for tusius-, men IA fumlnAIc upon
The hAsAL0 VII fe;rAto from eommehS
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fo-pAYs eUOTArIoEp.

TODAY eUOTArIoEp.
AL0<EeL-9a 30 per Gal - psr high winsc.
NnIsxy-tettifeA, 81 leNl "a a. esr rrsci
sosr nash enc year old, o. " two year, aid
" o9ta n; three ysan cid. u 5cesa JS e,ESy
extra oldwhishy. NAS, a. yer aga
WInns-Clsrt, Ia case, ives per quality: ca
swsA p~ gel ~ 81 10 Port u AaFs; Sstry,
per saL n 1eS. Madeira, par 50, n e1tpS; Waits
vine. IN oAses. q Spssl0
CEAhPAsRH-JuleaN Nun Co., ESS>A Haa
sex. In sAxke< S1eAM; Krus, II kaasss 4tssi s.
pSsAsstic ChAApAsns. TAlS
Atk-sNrx Ais, PER as3 = es13 X Psftss
per dos. q t032 T.
BOTTLE gsSs-at Lsuil 2Csris SIs rlaty sis fl
Badwsissr. swp sAke, sl3 W; pints,. ne a. IN.
anger bear, Qusrtx, klS p.stS alt,AS
Kub Punch, lls ~.
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PNOSIhOMu.
SV-pAYsauorATous

N-pAys eUoFATIoss
bAcsp-lSnG C1tG nSsA lskcs exert alseg
l<r breAkfsxt bac0n lTc.
pHY sALx-Lsns cisar assa HHc, shsr. olssr,
FAC
hAsS-plnln. 1sxc.
LAsD-Tierce IKE half barrel. l3kc; &-lb
cans, lsSc D.lb cans, lsc lob cana ltc bib
oans, l4aC. s-'e cana IKE
There waa slight decline In the provision
nArsst In Chicago toby, Owing 10 di'srrspge.
ment Of the wires, there were no Reports a.
pr O'clock. Year pork sold at fl7<5, Ave cent,
under yesterday. For Jauusry IL opened at
56o, and st last reports was SlTc2s, Ave cents
below last evening.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
To-pAy's QUOTATIONS.


uu 1910, sSVplsiioNs.
hN-ht ,ne Illus W ~ Mn run.
~, ~ ~ snv nnss quA,nes pn sueso
E ~. ~ 70, lounu'ton' ~ ios Wsh ina % tof
o',ss1 ron, o. -.
tshnw slnA r,nsa ~ pM le9
,1 81 S,o. Wtlh ishlln, " VI, sNfoncp AM
"a "'S e.IInS s"e s ~ xs sM sS,as
S S,N ~ WMS fme smnh " 70 rrs,
~ sSsNr S0I u9W PIG aIinx m,,' oonHon, W y
n.n SHN msW . IHS'iNs Nv ps, SouFanS
slTs NY Oommoh ancrS' VI ;" 70 " sAae. u 70
VOC WS " stS' a., a..
fos,s-,stst,s is w roiseu arc VIA
~ 49, ssf per nou.niu.
rAts tAsls,sst osrisl NSsh
hAn-rM So9na 7se.
| tele"' pnie ~ " WIN
R,ue SkN " CJpresA Ne W. Ne ?
Va W NeAS
VssSf sSsszdhia " IS LsauTua " 70
Fsn5.un.N ~ ,.. "a, 49,. .., a..
| Inch. TAc ipeh &c. b inok, sc.
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RADDIIshYAED IEATMEr.

ro-oaY's QUOTATIONS..
fsia LuArrss oAk~.Eo, /, eot9 Ne. 4 S7a
HsxLocK-Best bufAlo slAush liter, ~ good %,
beat Mst1uorss ~ No. q az good damage "a
OAK HAEKAss LyArRkR--No I, Is9SsSo; No, =
500
HEnLoox-Prime, Us: DO good, Us do No, . os
FnkscH CLLSsKb-Si Is 10 N, aocerdlpg 10
quality
P1ILAp1LPsIA CiLysKIs-Ns. l. 81 10 nl 81
do No 2 u W TO | 10.
PHILADELPHIA EIrs-No. L Sc to q % SO.
cardlng 10 weight.
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1--we sTOCik.


TODAY euoTArToNn.
Sixf oArTie-Buckers stock, 8S.
EARBxN covs-F6t ~ ta3A pcnN
sHIFPISs-Shea< cents.
SIcck-pcr head, eafslS
MICH oowe-~ith calves, t2gaeIa
Hoss-Oorn.fed, &c, gToss haIsr fst lSsaH;
stpck, 2k6s.
ssnEr-Nutton, skzts cent? IIock, psr hoad
SL60Gt2.OC
HoHsrs-Eshs rne. per span, fSoOassS0S fancy
harness, lb0fs4aG livery harness. s7Sps1TS;
Arm 50altl!o; ponies ,l5sSSsl
arlLs0Eaus hsayy sl26&tl0e medium sos
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sUaaIns. SPRING WAGONS, ETC.

THIS Is tho great central depot for all kinds OF
wagons bugsies carriages, etc. nom which
country dealers get their suppliea The follow.
Ing are ruling prices here:
ro-pAY't QUOTATIONS..
huArrs-S<SGs poles, @esl6 per dss
BuseIns-Grsde b and spring, top, fNssisc 40
open Go.tso, do side springs top, siooalts DO
siie bal. tlOCSlsG dopbaetonA Sl25cSiSo A sta,io
side spring, tltNSloG DO pfaetons, N5Ot,lco
bump seat buxyiee, tl7tStlj9 platform syrirI<
eiJsl@s N,~ wrlns vssors itoSIls.