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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Fourth Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 20, 1888.

07PTCE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 20, 1888. :
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works, in and for the corporation Of the
city of st. Paul, Minnesota, at their Office in
said city until II m. on the 9th day of November,
A. d. 1883 for the grading of Fourth street,
from Commercial street to Hoffman avenue,
IN said city. according to plans and
specifications ON file In the Office of said Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties, in a sum
of at least twenty (20) per cent. of the gross
amount bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
JoHN G. TERRY, President pro TEN.
Official: Z. l.. GoEMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 303-31s
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Lake Elmo and saltwater YraiDa.
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QRaTEFUL-CoHFuRT
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

BY thorough i, Ano o7 OF the ;. natural
and nutrition, and By 2 careful application of the
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cat.ly favored beverage Thic, may save us
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thus:
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Arrive arrive
st. Paul. Minnsap'gs
ARRIVING TRAIgS.



Chicago & Milwaukee Ex.. IA e1g u IA 700 u
Chicago Il Milwaukee Ez. &c 2:2s L $40 . IN
La Crosse, Dubuque, Rock
Island & st. Louis Exp. 10 9.35 p MO 1910 p n
Wsbashs Accom- .......... 10 e=55 MO 1870
Iowa & sfinn. Division.
CeIsnar Accommodation. 20 1923 MO 1883 %
Soc. MINI. and Ia. Ex......,O 65S MO 7s05 p NJ
Macon City Sou & West. 81 ~ 7:95 a mtg so N
Hastings Dazots Div.
Aberdeen b Dskosa express ID Is D N A 11.35
Aberdeen q Dakota Er $50 o m o SIS o N
A. meens daily. O, except S1icHY. =, EXCEPT
Saturday. 7, except Monday
Additional trains between 81. Paul and MINI eapo
lis, via 5hort Line, - lseys both cities hoRf7. For
particulars sse Short Line timetable.
st. Psa1-Chas. Thompson. CITY TIcz st Agent, 15i
Z. Third street.. Brown Kas5el, 4, ket Agents,
Union Depot
7 8fcoilsf HoUss. A. y. naI be-la1n1 Tteke5
agent, DSpoG,
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FLIES AND HUGS.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, nice
gophers, chipmunks, cleared eat by "Rsugh OF
Rats ,, I51
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REAL ESTATE
YELLOWSTONE
National Park.
LIVINGSTON, M. T..

The Denver of the Northwest-is the terminal
point of three divisions of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. It lis located as the geographical cen
ter Of that line. 1t has had most marvellous
growth.
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A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN
from the Boston GIoLe,l
Mesana. Eiftors =


Tie above is a good likeness of Mrs Lydia f. pinn
ham of Lynn, Mass who above other human beings
may be truthfully called the "Dear Friend of Woman
as ssne or her correspondents love TO call her. She
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burden of suffering or JOY at release from it. Her
Vegetable Compound is o medicine for good and not
evil purposes have personally investigated 1t and
satisfied of the truth of this
On account Of its proven merits it is recommended
and prescribed by the best physicians the country
One says: It works like q charm and saves much
pain. It viii entirely the worst form Of falling
of the uterus, Leucorrhoea, irregular and painful
MeIstruation al Ovarian Troubles Inflammation ard
liberation Floodings, all Displacemens and the COZ.
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Nervous Prostitution, General Debility Sleeplessness
Depression and Indigestion That feeling of BEARING,
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permanently cured by its It will at all times and
under al circumstances, act il harmony with the law
that governs the female system.
1t cos.s only 81 per bottle six for ST. and is sold BY
druggists. Any adviee required to special cases and
the names OF many who have been restored to perfect
health by the OF the Vegetable Compound can be
obtained by addressing Ers P, with stamp for reply,
at her home In Lynn, Mass,
For Kidney Complaint of either sex this compounds
unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
hrs Plnkhan,'s Liver Pills." says one writer care
TIE best In tic trorld for the cure of Constipation,
Bnioasness and Tormdity of the liver Her Blood
Puaer WORKS wonders in its special line and bids csir
20 equal the Compound in its popularity
an must respect her Angel of Mercy whose sole
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DAILY MARKET REVIEW
OF TIN
CHICAGO IND MILWAUKEE HiIKRN,
FURNISHED BY WALL 4 BIGELOw,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Room 4, Msnnheimsr Building, Southeast corner
Third snd Minnesota streets Direct wire to
Chicago snd Milwaukee Boards Of Trsis.
(Operstor in our ofics.l
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Cincinnati Whisky Market.
Dry Goods.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 7.-Whiaky demand &C
tive at Lib.
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AFTERNOON EXPORT.

Money easy at 28S per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 6E7 per cert Bar
silver, Sl.l0%. Sterling exchange firm at
S4.slH long, $t.s4}s sight.
Goyernments-Firm.
State Securities Quiet.
Bonds-Railroad bonds stronger.
Staoks-Fi5mer after II a. N, but near mid
day weaker tono prevailed Oregon Truns-
continental declined TO 475s. Canadian Pacific
sod 6lszg60s 96l}s, Pacific aan psss to 40is
GS9%.
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or actual demand. We have been bullish right
along, and believe in ultimately high prices, but
advise caution now, as there has been great
deal of steam put on, and when it comes to re-
slization, great many will want to take profit
and sell out. We may experience reaction.
One thing we believe; that we have seen the low
est profession thecrop but it is too early yet to get
permanent advance, unless We go from one ex-
IRENE to another.
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DEFkRrTEa TzAIHs.
Rizar nzisinn-

Milwaukee & Chicago Ex..
Milwaukee Z Chicago tx. i.
LIE Crosse, Dubuque, Rock
leland & st. Louis Exp. g.
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Receipts and Shipments.

The following are the receipts and
shipments for the past twenty -four
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Foreign Markets-LiverpooI- improv-
ing; corn strong. Cargoes off coast-Wheat
and corn improving. Cargoes on passage
Wheat and corn, buyers and sellers report up
ward tendency. Mark Lane-Wheat firm; corn
a shade dearer. Paris-Wheat and flour q turn
dearer. Country markets firm.
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1--we G. ulI1l. CAfielDtI.
Sou. MINI. Ia. & Dev'pt TX.
CsImarAccOmmodRt:On. -.
Mason City, Sou & West. ez
Hastings & Lakotas)i
Aberdeen & Dakota EZ....
Aberdeen x Dakota tx.
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Following is to-day's range of prices on the
Milwaukee and Chicago boards:
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st. Paul Live Stock Market.

Union Stock Yard Report-Ssles made by
Cunningham & Haas, Nov. 7, 1888:
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Financial and stock Markets.

NEw YORK, Nov. I'll a. m.-StOcks
opened booming, with general advance of L
to Z per cent. Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
rose y per cent. to 99}T, Lake Shore per cent
to 1915, Chicago Northwestern y per cent to
125ia, Oregon Traascontinental e per cent. to
49A. Near II o'clock Oregon Transcontinental
weakened, decling to- ass; other active stocks
fell off IN sympathy.
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Chicago, milwaukee z St. Paul Railgag.
Arrival and departure Of through posgauzot train.
Leave Ies7b
1inneaD'lisj II. Pss1.

a IL noon 4 I9:s5 . 10
L 700 2 MIA 7:4j 2 n
10 $50 a miA 5:26 a a
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Dining Cars on all trains to and froniChicago, az
this is the only route that Dining Cars on 81
Chicago trains every day in the week.
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We have unsurpassed facilities for dealing for
our customers in New York, Philadelphia aud
Chicago Stock Exchanges and on the Chicago
Besrd of Irsde aud Call Boari. Special telegraph
wlres IN our Ot1oe. Il. Il. BUTLER, Manager.
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NJ. DORAN'S REPORTS.

The following quotations, giving the range Of
the markets during the day, were received by III.
Doran, Commission Merchant:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-13
BUILDING MATERIAL.

Northwestern lumbermen don't propose
to be left in the lurch when the prophesied
donudat on OF their pine lands becomes nm
accomplished TACT, IL II ever does. They are
reaching out in several directions. Reports
of heavy purchases of southern timber lands
are becoming very common,
The Northwestern Lumberman states
that II is given rs the opinion OF Canadian
lumber-dealers that u shortage in produc-
ton of about - per cent, is to be expected
this season in the northern Ontario district,
and probably through the western peninsu.
la, Excessive snow has Murdered opera.
tons in the woods, and the heavy expense
has frightened of many operators.
rO-pAYs QUOTATIONS.
hgiUA~-At the kilus W $40 kiln run
SrosR-At the Dallas yuarrics, 30 per cubic
foot II for foundston is for wall and Is for
dressed mont
LuaBER-Yollow Pine ronsn. 50 90 por loo
FOOT over ~ feet In length; q IS. Matched and
dressed aooring and anishlng, 50 70, " oeiliny
81 \ coilius " W yellow pine siding 81; whito
pine oeinns o. 90 0rst common =, second com.
mon. 2,7N; waite Pine sidlng nrst common,
" az second common, 10; poplar Sidlug a,
clear $2S 90; poplar ceiling, "a 90 aSh
poplar dressed both sides, $50, rough walnut,
slN 10 lNt Common doors 81 NJ TO o.; sash, 81 ~
IN % AZ 10 s,lv,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., PINE, " W Ia ~ white
ono n SOTO ~ a. Oypicss No, l. & Ma Z
~ 80 Noa SA
CsNEsr - Rosenhslo ~ 20. LouwyillS IS 20
Portland, ~ so
DR,N ptrk-S wcn, IL ger foot ,tucb, Alr
Q Inch. IsC : tuch, sNG inuh, soG
OEaesy ttuys-6 inch, S'hc 1lnch ,ou 6lnol
coilhs Ioinlsl inch cap, 6Ns = inch Q 'lhns
loinL 81 w finch cap DO, 6OO
MlNsn pAlNrs- Ready for me Aad NJ. vOlore
n Olsl 81 per sAL All Me te,,A ,nd q,uudNyI
maseN Ncv On sale by Dail,b dealers
Nnirs LsAp--st'inty prr, 81 NJ
| liNk--Cocpcr,i, Austin, " per barrel b,lA
u NJ Onmsop Gar lots on ,cr berrul " q.
pa,lrA Ia lots, 'Ws per hushc. lNa
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LAVE STOCK.

In the northern part of Umatilla county,
Oregon, during the recent cold snap, many
cattle died. One man lost several hun.
dred head of thoroughbred bucks.
The country around Tuscaloosa Is being
drained Of beef cattle. Hundreds are being
shipped 10 New Orleans every week, and
the supply cannot last much longer.
The following is from the Pittsburg
StoCkman of u late date: Shippers of live
stock cannot have failed TO observe that
farmers are much less disposed TO sell their
calves than n few years ago IL has not
been great while since the livestock mar.
kcls were Hooded with calves in every
spring season, sometimes so OverstOCking
the trade with these young things as to al
most nauseate the public stomach AZ the
bare idea of veal. But this is no longer the
case. The revival of the cattle business
has made the calf an object of increasing
Importance in the agricultural eye, and il
has not inlrequently been the case within
the past year that veal has really been uu-
obt0i able on the markets. This change
OF policy on the part OF iurmcrs is eConOmi-
cal and wise, aud will be found a source of
increased profit IN their business"
TO-DAY 4 QUOTATIONS.
hsss uArILE-Butchers STOCK, grass fed, 81.
corn fed, 3.
BARREN oows--Fat S&@St cents.
HHIrriNG-i6gtA cents.
SrCCK--Per head, Sl2@t20
MICH C0ws-With calves, S26asiO.
hoas-Iorn.ied. 10 gross timber TAT o.
HtOck 8GDSs
SUBSTITUTION, Skat cents; stock, per head
AOOOge2 80
HoRsKs-Ettrs me, per npaii, sS0O69S50G fancy
harness, el5O1s09 livery harness, S7SlDsl7b
farm. s5OOSt25; ponies, SlAtDsSO
MuLRs-Extra heavy sl256SaO; medium $500
500 small RS0dhO
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spected below No. 9, as usual, and as this
grain is more largely sold by sample than
any other, quotations are less accurately
attainahie. No ! in store sold IN January
at 81 .O5 aud Al 0S per bushel; No at from
81 10 30 cents, aud both steadily declined
until summer OF the new CROP Nc. has
sofa 81 FROM so to % cents, and No from
20 To u cents per bushel. over $4,000
bushels were received from Canada during
,he year. the larger portion OF which passed
the custAm-house az the Detroit riycr cross
ing. The crop of 1852 was on the whole
rather better than that OF lSSl-on an acre.
age something larger, the product being rot
far from 100000 bushels greater The sta
tistician of the agricultural department at
Washington, referring b. barley, tlhafhs,
1t is u noticeable fact that the onls cereal
of which the United States never produces
II supply for home consumption, is the one
which yields a higher value per acre than
any other, "a suggestion well worthy oil
consideration by western farmers having
lands adapted to its cultivation"
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VIVA r iiblAlibhh
AXes--OOlllns' per dozen, 300; Gold Dollar per
dozen, $50; diamond, Edge per dozen, 1000;
Double Fit, 20 90.
shovols and Spades Rowlands discount 30
per cent Amcs list steel goods discount iOaud
sRillels aud lids, Sc per pound; sugar kettles,
Be- per pound
scnles--Fairbanks, discount rs per cent.
Howe, discount Is per cent.
Tin plate-1. O.. llNli per box, 500; | O.. lax
20, per box, 500; Tene lix20 per box, 7.b0;
Terne, 20S2S per box, 1850,
Ttnware--pieCcd discount 30 per cent. /:
tnmpcd, discount 10 per cont
bolder-No. !, lbo: No. Ia and 10, lSo per
pound
No. duck horse collars % per dozen.
llamcs-two loop, 400 per dozen, three loop
i2b per dozen
Tacks-in boxes. 100 papers, 2 so per box.
Grub h0es--por dozen, 400; railroad picks
per dozen, 900.
MattoCks-pcr dozen 100.
PLASTER PAHls--feT barrel AGGI M,
Rubber Relting-DlsCount5 so per cent
Nalls--i. 60 rate.
shcetiron-1 3, &C.; galysnlsed. discount 2
per cent.
HAIR--Per pound, SC.
rosrB- Cedar, sl2 -: Boise dare 91t.
La Hs-R per thousand.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
ehaits, nnishei, 90; poles. $40 70, Single.
trees wagon select 81 75: buggy, . %: express,
$50 Wagon tongues, 10 o. Hickory axlcs
10 20. BOlslcis 10 Coupling poles, 49,
,pokcs, AN& select 2.7t; xxx, 2 so. Sawed
felloes, -, N; >, 200. Bowdcn shoes, o.
Northwestern horse nails. No. &. 4. 90 7, hSOi s
3. u, Bar iron, iC rats. Plow steel, 70; spring
steel, So; east steel, lSC,
BuGdlhs-drade b and spring, top, s9OC0l0O do
omen. NuabO, do side springs, top, slOODl35. do
side bar lO0cSl8O; ophaetOns, si25@l60; A grade
Side sprlng, nn@2eE do pfneons, sl5Og2OO
bump scat buggios Sl75@&Q, Platform spriuEs
HlU'OlA three wiring NnFOug 0glmlih
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PROVISIONS.

The Cincinnati Price Current The first
week of the rev season, commencing
March lst, affords little TO comment upon
in comparative way. Receipts Of hogs AZ
Chicago have been about the same as for
corresponding time last wear, shipments
somewhat less, leaving about 1000 more
for home use OF that point. Returns from
the few other places indicate some increase
over the same time last year in the agggre-
gate, and for seven points from which We
have Information the total Is 1000 against
"a 600 hogs packed during the same time
last year. The condition Of hogs now being
marketed is understood 10 be considerably
better than year ago. The demand for
product IL well maintained from consuming
districts, but speculative confidence has
weakened during the week and prices have
been reduced, closing at the lowest point.
Stocks at Chicago, especially Of lard, were
reported larger last week than was looked
for, which may have been an instrument in
the hands Of the bear element. Exports
for the week were good, balancing the same
week last year -and, showing about 1900
tlerces increase IN lard total since November
| of meats and pork l95, 10000 pounds, and
OF lard 100000 pounds, or compared
with year ago q, 500 900 less Of meats and
pork, and 900, go pounds less of lard or
an aggregate OF "a 500 pounds less of pro-
duct-tho yield OF about 100000 hogs.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
BAoos--Long clear siOes axe sh0r, clear
l2ao breakfast bacon ib1ic.
Dry sALT-Long clear SIDES l. &c; short olosF,
ne
HAHs-Plnln, lie.
LARD-TionG, l2&c; half barrel. l3I, A0-h
cans, l8Ac 20.lb cans. sac l0-lb cans. 1904.
BIB cans. 1891: 9Th cans, 1875.
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FRUITS, NUTs, VEGETABLES POULTRY
uuTrEk AND EGGS,

r0-DANs QUOTATIONS.
9RkEN ArfLxs-Ntw, 8 0Od0. ESQ por hhl
CuRRANrs-Sto SSo
PEACNES-NOnp In market
CALifonNiA eN>Na--S. 5nOp60O per box
oRANeEs-Mexsina, boxes, 9 COOS 70; Valencia
oranges, cascs ~ l!l SlOVpll.
LsNoss-rer box, Sicily, oo@i 90 per box;
Malaga, pO0h& %
BANAsAs-2.'0Oet 90 por bunch.
1RAfn-Malaga, 6.rVep6 20 nalfbarrel.
DArss--Iu traiis i20s 90
Fles--Kees l9c, layers "a 10 go per pound.
Nurs-Aimonus, "a, per pound, BrNail, IuuDia
alberta, Inc, Naples wNlnuts, lhc Id =; chestnuts
imported, none On tho market peanuts, Ton
uesce red Scpi0c; choice whita i2k@ ooooAuu,s
s,6Ocfv ~.
swxwr porAroxs-7sc to 1 "a per buAAel.
per bushel.
poiArQKs-pcr bushel. u 81 and ARM choice
New York early rose, 3 v0Gn&.0o per Dbl.
NAsnAas-New, 2.bVop3 " per dosen; old, 2 90
per DOZEN or tsuac per pound,
sAuxs RsAvv --Bb o. No. half bbls o. 70,
large bbls, $3.50.
keyA d 0oo 10. 80 x
koaa-loolAr psr uonsp
rvrvn-Chosoa wcs'osn. 2otes0 cooking, iSS
IL country. v0aS 800
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DRY GOODS.

The latest from New York says whether
IN consequence OF disagreeSble weather or
other cause, the demand OF agents is very
moderate. Orders of good number for
rep az s,Sar'meuis are in execution, which,
AMI deliveries on previous engagements,
make fair movement reported. Drslra-
BILE quantities aud styles %! cotton IN nomi'
nal stock and values for such, show much
irmnCss.
T0-pAVs QUOTATIONS.
b., FEiSTs-Fr0emen s. B; Loot & Gloucestcr g.
Harmony, @ Cocheeo, 6s; MerTimac, 9; Green
Wlcn SIS; Allen, G; Albion solid. 5&, Peabody
solid 5si; Peabody black, js; Simpson black.
tis; simpson mourning, ca; Gloucester MOURN
HEAVY BRows NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - ~;
Indian Head. sA. swift Creek A, 6 50 kula,
81, 81 kdge0eld, Al. ~; Cabot "a, "a;
Derby 81 5S-s Glendale, 81 81; EatcheR, 81,
% Charter Oak, ~ 4; Lake George, ~ q
Great Western, a., S international. "a, s-i.
FUR bRows DoNnTIcs-LakeG George, q Har-
vest 81; PocahOutas, 9; Great Falls, :, Peer
less IS; Plum Island, q Atlantic, sk; GToen'
BLEAcHED DosEsrIcs- social, 5, sunny Side, s;
hOlmesville ~. Forest s. big Bonanza, rs &;
Auburn. So; LOusdale ~. LOnsdRle, cambria,
~ WRmsutta, IS, New York mills, 10. diamond
liill, cambria, 3; Knights, cambria q Hero, a,
= Hero IS 8 Ballardyale, T. Cambridge, 10 Z;
Peerless, 3.i, So.
DuoKs-ArkwrigdtI 10, EttricE, s-oE II y; Stark
S-o4 l2l,i stark. lu-oz, l6A; Savage, S-oz l2A
Hampton, brown and drRb, 90, 10 Hampden
Xxx. do, "A, Boston, 1000, brown and drah Eh
| MonNuk, ~ iiiNh., 3. No. S 10 inch, i2s No
/ g. % inch, 575s; Gold Medal Blue, AS; Lion
I brown ana drab. H.
| CHAABEAY-iik "a iGC
TlcGING-A mosEcag AGA, lST Hamilton u
/ Hollywood, plaid, H. Standard z, ~. EGst0n
| ~; Omoge, 1919
HICKORY Rock River. G-S Blue and Brown,
| 9Sc, India l0AG ArlA gton SIC. ThondikC,
| - sc; Hamilton T..
! KENTUCKY JEANs-Paclhc X. r., 2EColunbis
| 90 Kansas, lst, humboldt 81 palaris, "a y;
/ Table Rock l6A. Bonanza, pm, Pride Of the
/ West 32h; Bang Up. 20. Deer Island SSA. KeO-
/ Suk, ~; Mississippi X. A., RoXbOrough, l9h;
/ badge 2lS; Golden Fleece, %; ST cloud Eh,
| LlNskYe-DoNter, 2R2;JustiCc, % :NavCrly, lj1E
/ Green 3riaf, 1871; Rob Roy, IT. United States II
! PLAID OsSAnurGS-Dclta, M ECONOMY, PA
Ottawa, S5si Michigan, 50; Belle, ~; Wood
VIA, bA; CAtawba ~
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wool AND HIDES
oporAr,osp fo.pAv.

ftse sprine per III, a 10 80; medium srr,nv
per 10, % To Vac, Mexican improved Per is, ID
" leo. bury Of all grades. 70 &c. OF.
Hidss-nty flint sound and heavy Il 10 IL.
Alto light 10 Ia dry salt heavy, lie. ditto
butchefa sl.2 IN &c. ell damaged wet or drv
half pticN Deerssin. 20 " 2'c, uheepskina "A
aud shcArlinxs. A to lsc.
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GOAL AND WOOD.

fo-pAys QUOTATIONS..
uoAt-lndiAn nation, eSo0 per ton.
0oKn-coc par bArrol ts
ps w SSsa ssssa , SSsS s5oa ana s;a
RVS Of ~ % 70 . % Per cord. =
OuAnooAlp-o8 cent? uoI hare. H
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hard MARE

The five leading il.making states are
Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, New York and
Missouri. Their production OF iron and
steel rails in 1882, as compared with 1881,
was as follows IN net tons
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sooAyS QUOTATIONS.,
= ' M 4. liss''sA Y kslisssssSS q soos Sclss
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QUEENSWARE.

escorted crates, $50 tos7s
'pnblers, jo to Leo per doz2 6O@I Oh per box;
goOletS, 1 so Dbl.
sioncwafe. pyr l. Oa gall0LS lUOO
smns-R N.7rG. H.. FAb0 lamp chin
neys, 2 30 per COX.