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Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09
OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS.
DAKOTA.

ES-Postnastar General Tyuer has be.
come a citizen Of Fargo.
The Yankton reservation embraces an
area of four hundred thousand acres.
Mayville has an elevator with a capacity
of one hundred thousand bushels.
A large colony Of Pennsylvanians will
settle on Knife river early IN the spring.
Claim jumping is the order of tie day at
Devils lake, and serious difficulties are
sp~prehended.
The wolves in McCook county are more
plenty than ever. They are killing the
foxes and sheep.
A resilient of Casselton recently spld
two sections Of land for $50 900 cash
which five years a. o cost him $500.
The real estate transfers at Fargo for TIE
week ending December 29Sh, Nere sixty.
two Ia numb 7, amounting to over $780,
0 O.
Lisbon is a new town on the Cheyenne
river, and is the cnunty seat of Ransom
county. 1t has good water power and
plenty of timber.
a party If prominent citizsns of Aber.
dCeu have gone up the Missouri river to
locate a new town n the river 1T the
junction with Swan Lake creek.
Much delay in the forwarding Of ex.
press matter between Pierre and Dead
wood Is clusinE general bitterness. The
Office a. Pierre is said to be running over
with p ckages which cannot ne sent for
ward for lack of transportation.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09
MONTANA,

Silver Bow county is out Of debt and has
$50. 90 in the treasury,
The bullion shipments from Butte are
very large at present.
Missoula will have q fine brick school
building early IN the spring
The three banks Of Butte have made a
reduction on foreign exchange,
The assessment roll Of Madison county
for 1882 foot8 up $3.50 ,Oo6.
The MissouIa grain market shows higher
prices for grain than ever before
A cattle c.my1u" with 81 coo CAPT.
tai Ia teiDg organized in Custer county.
Three mining companies 40 Summit val.
ley have 5000. cords Of wood 90 haud,
TIE Custer county court house is the
finest building OF tie kind mtle territory,
The increase in the valuation Of prop
ertv in Custer county ever 1851, has bees
1924, 2OG.
It IA stated that United States courts
will be established at Burton, Miles City
| ana Missoula.
1t is estimated that the gold and silver
product OF Montana up to the present
time has been over $3.50, 900, 0C0.
gone DAY last week the driver OF a stage
on the Boulder route undertook to horse
whip the passengers into walking up q
hill, but the passengers emptied their re-
v%olvers into him and then held Al iFques'
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09
NEW MEXICO,
lbuuuerque has a new brass band,

Albuquerque has a new brass band.
A S25, coo hotel is to be built at Pyra-
mid City by the owners Of the Viola mine.
Gait 9 are dying by the hundreds in the
lower Pecos valley from some unknown
disease.
Six new smelters are being shipped in 60
the territory, and will be located on oif-
ferent mines,
The Albuquerque papers say that Tie
coal deposits OF New Mexico are only
equalied by those of Pennsylvania.
The Palace hotel in Santa Fee will close
up soon for want OF patronage. II is an
elegant structure,
Copper is more extensively discovered
OF late han any other class of ora in New
Mexico. 1t is of fine quality.
Reduction works will be bnilt for the
Atwood mine at Sbakspere, and the su,
p~erintendent is now in the east buying ma
chinery.
Fires at Las Vegas are getting TO be of
frequent occurrence. Last Tuesday the
Consolidated Tank Company's oil house
was destroyed, together with a large guam
tity of oil, entsiling u loss OF $40, 00U, on
which there was no insurance.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09
WYOMlNG.

Tie Siding has q colored justice of the
peace.
Bill Nye, of the Boomerang, ha, re.
covered his health sufficiently to be out. ~
Ago dmany mining claims were jumped
on the LIST Of January by parties living in
Cummins.
A Laramie man recently lost all his
money on keno, and then put up o pack
age Of beefsteak and lott tina also.
The Wyoming cattle companies have
commenced paying their annual dividends
to stockholders. They ere large.
A Mrs. Harvicker, an Amsz ,nian resi-.
dem Of Cheyenne, coWhided r. j.. Beck
stead, q merchant tailor, one day last
week, for insulting n young lady.
Cheyenne is excited over the fact that o
w~ell.snown young lacy of the place wa-
forced INTO a carriage aud driven to Fort
ID. A, Russell one day last week for i'm.
proper purposes.
The manager Of o barn stcrming party,
playing in Laramie, received a "warming"
from a vigilance committee, TO whom he
replied, giving the number of his room at
the hotel, and telling the committee to go
the bow-wOws.
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Vacant Lots.

No. 252-Two full lots on 10Th Street near Lake
st. $1,000.
No. 31-Twcnty five l1t' In Parkcrs addition
just north of the end OF red street car line s4g0
each easy terms.
No.35O-Four lotso on Delaware 81 near Hans.
co II u X. 1850.
No. S3i-One halilot on South avenue, near
st. Mary's ave uO. s. 0
No, 3iO-Eightocn QS) lots on 2lst, 22nd, 23rd
ana SAUNDERS street, Lolr g ace. $500 each, and
IN easy terms.
N, 3l0- Six bcautifulresid nee lots on Gather.
Inc street, near Hauscom park, 81 go
Twelve bclutitul residence lots IN Hamilton
street, near end Of old sire iyGlr track; high ana
sightly, 1850 20 s;Ol.
Several acre ~ d hail are cor cr lots on Cum.
ing, HuIt u d California su Gets, in loves sec
ond additioi and Park Pl.cy-near Academy Of
Sacred Heart.
L'ts II 'Pr7-pecs Place" on UamiIt n and
Charles street, ju west Il the end OF Red Street
Cart Hck aud Convent Of the stCr5 Of Poor
Clare, one aud one hal milo ( ON p ~st1fice md
m m 10 from q. +. shops, 500 20 $500 ,ac1,
Culy 2 pr cent down and 3 par cent ror month
Lltsi bcwe'- addition Cne.ha.t mile we3t OF
emu Of Red Sire I 'Rs traGN near Convent 81
Poor Glare S sters in Shlun'5 addition, Si25 to
$500 each, and On very ol,y terms.
tots in Horblch's Is aud End additions,
Shiru'5, PIX PLACE, Loves 2Id addition R,Ea 9
lakes, Nelson's, Harscom Place, R-dicks ad
dirious etc, eu.
Lots in Gro it Fon.ier addition" Just one.
quarter mile southeast VI Union Pacific and b.
AMI NJ X. r.. dcpots. $3.50 to 81 ,%5OOeach, very easy
terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09

in p house beside the Po.
he lad q pretty %ail.ar, ana nigh,
after night would send her TO the
theatre. So pretty was she that al,
the glasses woul, DO turned on her,
md whan she had attracted tho attcu.
ton oE some man ct subsistence she
would answer his glsuccs di.ctoc,ly
would draw him slowly after her from
the theatre, and would bring him 30
her houne beside the Pc. There NJ,
Noreiguol was waiting behind = door
4 bios or the head would suffice for
the man Of sub5Jauc3. His b dy Was
dropped INTO tho river. Fifteen CHI
z5ns f Turin d VA came by their end
Pas5,uaute, thor, is in pleasant
c~ou,,any H5 Chaiu 10 four fa. tloag;
bic eel Is ,'r,e ys,Ga wide. By tho
dim l'ghJ ,0 tho window he reads his
E.'.e. Tris Is hs solo occupation.
When he came to tho prison he asked
for tho B.5l {; he has since done moth
ing hat reeo ard mediate. When
IL sleeps broken vords come from
his lloA 900, Bible, b-o.bess, 1eo-
pie, ~anive.aa} republic. He HIT 40
vices TtocIh a Neap9li.ao, be ras
uo!thcr gamblgd or drank. lie s"rib.
h.gs lis creed ga sheets Of paper. al
belong to no sect" he writea. u
d,spiso the ,nter1ationsle and ali who
cal themselves Communists. My
idoal 10 the universal republic. 1t is
announced in the bible aud il will
come Science has decided thai he
Is not mad. Common sense decides
that he is 20 longer dangerous,
Yet, whiln the other convio!s ply
hammer aud needle, be lies between
C~ipriaro, the briQand, and R)ssignol,
the assassin, orouohing on a mattrees,
chained to the wall.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09
NEVADA.

AT Virginia City last week u s'x.year-
old daughter OF William Scott swallowed
q fou:.inch shawl-pIn, with q large round
head. The doctors have ascertainei that
the pin ven down into the stomach ball
end first, Thus far the child feels all
right.
There is n Chinese l~aundrymau in Bull.
lionvitle, by the name of John Jack, who
has some III of an artistic system that
heats the faro bank, ant the worst part of
it is, none II the other players can com.
prehend it or follow him in his bets, as he
coppers and %uncoppers them 30 rapidly on
inside corners. He has won over 81, 900
here inside o month on a $50 limit" lay
out, and his countrymen say he has been
barred out Of games in most every camp in
the state"
Dick McEwen, o Virginia City miner,
| visited Candlearia in that state last week
filled up on bad whisky, and began hunt,
ing for gore. For several hours nobody
disputed McEwen's claims to being n bad
man, but towards evening he picked mp o
fight with a miner named james Ryan,
who threw him down in a saloon. Ryan
then left, and when McEwen met him O
a few hours later h. opened fire on him
with a revolver. Ry.n returned the fire
with deadly effect and mortally wouuding
McEwan. A bsrkeeper named Pugh was
slightly wounded, while Ryan escaped un'
hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09
Precisely So.


David City Republican.
''Ihere has never been in America,
Tor any important period of time, and
there neyer car be such a thing as a
railroad monopoly. Omaha Repub.
lean.
There has bean for a considerable
period and doubtless for aomo length
Of tino yet viii be, an Inconsistent,
cgotlgticai monopoly tool ia charge Of
the columns OF the Omaha Republican,
who seem1 20 imagine that a majority
ct the people arc fools. Such eEpros-
sions as tho above quoted paragraph
would fill To- DO credit 70 q second
Claas idiot.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09
CHAINED TO A WALL.
The Fate of Passansnte VINO At
tempted the Life Of hing
Humbert.

The Hour,
He is chained to the wall in the
prison Of Porto Ferrsio. NJ jail is
more dreaded by the conyic ) than this
of Elbs; no where is the chance of
escape more helpless. He Is chained
to the wall, and in the court yard be-
low him hears the prisoners at work,
the hammer of the carpenters, the
the bellows ofIthe bls cksmitbs. He is
chained to the wall, and Just four
years ago he was waiting in
the streets Of Naples to see King
Humbert enter the town with his
queen and his prime minister beside
him, Just f rr years ago, wrapping
q strip ofr5d cloth about his knife, he
leaped to tie carriage, and CIigoli, the
minister, turning his ARA aslde, re-
ceived a wound IN the eide On the
red cloth was a strip of paper,
"Death to the ding Lite 70 the uni
versal republic" To-day Passauarte
lies in Porto Ferraio. crouchlng on G
malrlss, chained to the wall.
TEo wild b gsss, barely human, arc
chained in cells beside him. Ole %
Ciprisno Ia Gale, chiet Of the Gala
brian ~brigsnds, Twenty years have
gone since Cipriano, driven from bia
mountains, took refuge il the PontiG.
cal states; since, fleeing again, he hid
on o French veBsel, and was')uly sur,
rendered by Napoleon III. on coad
tlon that his life should be spared.
Neither by night nor day, during
twenty years, has he been released
from tho chain; and yet-no wardo,
knows how--he is king of the prison.
and with a signal commands the i'm
plicit obedience Of the convicts. Hi
neighbor is Rosslgnol, a French
a RossigA6l lived at Turin
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09
o NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN

bfsers. hdtfOrS
Thu above Is good likeness Of Mrs. lydia Y. Pink
ham, OF lynn, Macs, who above all other human beings
may DO t~uthfully called the Dear Friend Of woman
nssomo Of her correspondents love TO call her. shs
E. scolously devoted to her work. which Is the outcome
Of q lfc.study, and is Obliged TO keep six lady
assistants, to help her nnsvcrthc large correspondence
which daily pours in upon her, each bearing its special
burden Of suffering, or joy at release from 1t. Her
Vegetable Compound e. a medicine ror good and not
evil purposes. l have personally Investigated It and
am satisfied Of the truth Of this.
On account Of 81 proven merits, Il II mme
and prescribed by thcbcst physicians In the country.
one saysi It works like a charm and saves much
pain. IL viii euro entirely the worst form OF falling
OF the uterus, Lcucorrhwa, irregular and painful
Mcnstruatiou, all ovarian Troubles, Illumination and
uccution, tloodings, oll DIsplncoments and the CON
I]seluont spinal Weakness, and Is especially adapted to
the Change or life"
It pcriucat,s every portion Of the system, md gives
new life and yir'r. II removes fa!ntncss, fatulency,
destroys all cr. Wing FOR stimulants, and relieves weak
ness of the Ht0nnoh. 10 cures floating, Headaches.
Nervous rroats ton, General Debility, slccplcssness,
Depression and indigestion. That feeling Of bearing
down, causing pain, weight and hackache, Is always
permanently cured by It's use. It will Mt all times, and
under all circumstances, act in harmony with the law
that governs the female systom.
II costs only 81. per bottle or six for ST., and Is sold ~
druggists Any advice required as to special cases, an,
the names of many who have been restored TO pcrfec.
health by the use Of the Vegetable Compound, can no
obtained by addressing Mrs T., with stamp for reply,
at her homo In Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint Of either sex this compounds
unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
"Mra. Pinkhnn's Liver Pills. says one writer, "are
the best IN the trorii for the euro Of Constipation,
Iuiousncss and Torpidity Of the liver. Her Blood
Purifier works wonders IN its special line and bids fair
10 equal the Compound in its popularity.
Al must respect her ga an Angel of Mercy whose sole
ambition is 60 d orood to others
Philadelphia. Pa. CO Mrs A. N. ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.


Chyt.lnocgi Is t. have . $500 D pillow
factory.
Thu thovel company Of st, Louis turns
out 20 dozen shovels per day.
Atnirty ton balanced wheel has iu,,
been cat az q II Hartford, Conn, l,u dry,
Nail ke,s e sheet iron arc 90 pe mos,
f,ctnrpI On largo .c,le AT Cngn,rslur.'
Pa.
H., a., I,r.,. ,,;l, e. A.
y,s. "a n,,y urler cnnstrrc,i.y in Dp.
lrnrs.
w., 49, D,i.,,l r-,., U,,t,.ih,
I,L,y' .t,,c " gu.ip'ss ~ 20 NOM,
1852.
,..;..f ....t,. ~ -rn,ou, =;
-. 81, '..lT,.a a. r.lr; ',,.. 5000.
va H.. ,.
1,.. r,,..-,.i, -.
y. ,,. 80 '.,
- ~N'"
wy
80 N,';''tTi, lin, SSlin.o'n'' r.u
ptoro. ~ ~, =" ., '''''S ".'
'
One hoadret nno -'Iry ',on 'Hn1 ct liars
nave Teen su"sy,',, .oI nN'"'1, ~ nut
VIC" ''' 7' "''
A!aiSo heAu'. cory I,r m'E,, COM
pressed paper "ht'I' ""N h'e'l 'lv' i'f
t"iiToSN tu,Po'o' WA S.'" oS''''N" III
! "~ll""eLP"i"'
The h,ldSepor'I onn'' Nl'llea,le Iron
company r new .H"'i't' lover 'hfee ah'
p quarter acres, 'he l'"Nu'y "iohe cover
ing an acre.
In over 1000 sugar laet'rten in twenty
seven parishes ia Louisiana, tho hres ore
no" Ishteu am Oulls'lh'S "oe8 NOT M"
Gle years WORN oon''
The Dayton, Onio, lock works recently
Organized, has a capital OF oJ,OUO, and will
manufacture cabinet locks. SiSb, hands
will be en- ployed,
The Dallas, Texa7, car and implement
company Was o~rgani1ed last year with
$780, coo capital. lC now gives employ
ment to 100 hunds.
| Reading railroad company, ct Reading,
has began work Gga'n after q short sOs-
pension, givinE emuloyment TO 200 hands,
John Elder & o., the great shipluild-
ing f m m the CLYDE, employ nearly L OGO
men in their wards, and a recent Day bill
for half a months labor amounted to
$4,000.
cb,rter has been ,ssued tn tho Lebigh
yaIlsv Rolling Mills comngny for the
manniactnre of i,Uu and steel. with n CAP.
| tai of 81 90 O0O. The mills will be Mt
AIlentown.
M .,u;,u mi,I g. cor,rsbrrr p, 10
aln,ast cnmpIeted. and will soon be in Good
INV n;ng crjer. The ~copacitv of The mill
viii no 10 tons of finish, d shees iron Der
Sav and the Wink, will emuiov thru INN.
1rsdhands.
M ~. . n,,,o,t Coz
ihe "Sty enmsn - " e.
Thnt ,bcv we're in ISio. The Total Nun.
bar |f snipr;ng anindins i, 1nC53 i95, Of
I"nrNs o55 -5Se ,The actual corsnmn,iou
~ cnttor ia.t ys,r yas I7GlO GOO b,les.
~, 80 49,
lne vi hoth pave s.NSs o"iii,'ny :
worries az my, ~ win soon 'V,nu.'Hov
oPerHC."u' 10 oUIO1.n - ~ ~ ~,
c"ns~mDd IN gettjrg Hmm in regular
worl,ing shane
A.,
smart recently mele IA Ine -eW "a,
nany' ihol'ea, Sleahsletse Aor " "l"ut.noon
lotion pGat rs tne !afgesS III tne ooun1rg'
IL ID % req lon8 ahu lS9 lhcues II mn
yer anu wiz "ei8A tAcAus'No u se"o'n'
zf.u.o pouhoS'
The Sylscu:e Iron ami !uoe Company
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09
QA-lsoENIA.

Los Angeles is now lighted wish cleo
trlClty.
Sonoma farmers intend Experimenting
with sugar cane.
There ia building bopm in nearly ali
5he W OF Kern county.
The Vice Regal party are still at Santa
Barbara aaG are Ell y ing the fine climate.
Thirty thousand boxes Of oranges will be
Ih3 product Of the orchards of ,he Santa
Ana valley the present season.
Last year the produce AMI merchandise
export of the Santa Ana valley footed
up the gratifying total Of 81, 900, 600
pounds.
An Italian at Modesto had the sight Of
one of his eyes destroyed last weeS by
being hit with q putty ball projected by
come person unkno @n.
Ed Hammond has been convicted at
Sacramento OF maintaining q nuisancs in
the shape otfla hide.dr}i ing and tallow-
rend, ring estatllshms mt in hat city.
The wine crop of Auah.i in district, Los
Angeles county, for tho year 1882, is 7OO,.
COO gallons, an increase of 1l6,0 % gallons
over that of 1881 and IS, 600 gallons over
that of 1850.
Santa Rosa boasts of a wo1len mill, a
winery 'flarge capacity, fruit drying works
and several wagon and carriage manufa1.
tories. It is the greatest manufacturing
center in Sonoma county.
The Santa Ana Valley Irrigation com.
pauy now supply II, 400 acres of land il
the valley with water, and at least half
this area is covered with trees aid vines.
Nearly or fully 6 900 acres are, then,
planted 20 orchards and vineyards,
Amysterious disease has been making
havoc among The poultry owned 10y resi-.
dents of Monterey. Fowls which have fed
heavily tho evening previous are found
Il al under their roOsts the next morning.
Turkey and Gucks belonging to tho same
poultry var 8 do not seem TO be attacked
by the mal.dy.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09
rnEAguaY
lrrICE or CRHTTROLLER or TuE CURRENCY
Mhshi gt0n. Dennmhur 30. 1889

Nashi gton, December 80, 1882
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, it has been made to appear
that "THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK CT CMA.
ia, in the cit q Omaha, in the county Of
Doug'a-, and state Of Ecbrssta, has compiled
with all tho proyis ors of the Act OF Congress
10 enable National Banking Associations 10 eX,
tend their corporate existence aud for other pur,
poso 81 approved July 10Th, 1879
Now IAEHEroaE, /, John j, KloX, Corptrllor
Of the CuTrenoN do hereby certify that The
First National Bank Of Omaha In tho city OF
Omaha, in the county OF Doug M, and stat5 Of
Nobrask, Is authorized n have succession forth
period specified in in lis amended articles Of asso
citation, namely, until the .Floss OF business on
December 81, 1909,
IN TETTlMoNY WHErEOF, witness my hand
and seal OF office this jOth day OF Dscombef, 1882.
- JOHN j. KNoN,
sgAL Comptroller Of tue Currency.
l-' No. 2Og, jan 4 Im
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09
ARIZONA,

in the penitentiary at Yuma.
The treasurer OF Tuoson il ab ent from
the city under suspicious circumstances,
and it is not known where he went.
This cattle men of southeastern Arizona
have formed x protective association for
the purpose Of eX5erminating thieves.
Expert burglars oprated on the safe in
the postctiic, at Tombstone on The night
Of December "A, securing between 500
and $500.
The name "Arizona" being of Indian or
Mexican origin, probably means blessed
Sun" AS in the Mohave dialt OF we have
tho word cara" (blessed), and the word
"Xuna" (sun).
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09
uIAH

Ore and bullion receipts in Salt Lake
one day Last week amounted to Sii, l29 81.
Work on nearly al of The mines at Alta
will be continued through thu winter.
The weather in the territory now ia the
coolest which has occurred for many
years.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09
A Whittier uenh

Special Dispatch 10 Tue Ben.
BosToE, January 8.-NLgtthaw
Franklin Whittier tho only brother
OF Jno. G. Whittier, The poet, ~ dead.
He was the author Of the famous
ETHAN Spike Letters"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09
Business Lots.

Tnroe good business lots on Dodge rear 18th
street, 2.Xl2J feet each, II 800 each, or - .6OJior
AZ, elsy ttrns.
Two good business l't' ON FATnam street, 33x
GO Icat each, with frame buildings heron. renting
for Rb0u $500 ! OF year each; proe $500 each.
l4Nl32 feat On Farnam near lO'hstree, corner
Sl2OU
Splendid Warehouse lot on Union Pacific right
~ way, rOTta OF track and east Of Nal Work
b log 1872 ieat LOrth f%ontago on M's1n street,
by about 100 70 / vest frontage on 18TH st.
Farms aqd vi d lands IN DJugls3, Sarpy,
Dltg Washington, Blu I, Wavne. Stanton, and
other good counuos in easier \ brask afnr solo.
InNes pail reGts collected, AM money loaned
on improve city and country pro, oTty at low
rates Of interest.
BEMIS' NEW CITY MAP, FOUR
FEET WIDE AND SEVEN FEET
LONG, WITH EVERY ADD.
TON RECORDED OR CONTEM-
PLATED UP TO DATE. "OFFI-
CIAL MAP OF THE CITY"
So 90 EACH.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09
WILLIAMS EARLY CLOSING.

On and after January 9Th we will
close at 6:3Op N Saturdays, 8 p. m.
l.. b. WILLIAMS & Son,
Corner Fifteenth and Dodge streets.
i5-2t
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09

Clothing snd Furnishing oooss
aEC. u. PETERSON. also Eat5, Cara,
Bhgcs Notions ina Cutlery 800 Eli y stTcOt,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-27
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed; common to choice spring wheat
9.50g5 20; Minnesota 3.5o@4.25; patent 6. so
G7.00; winter wheat -four, southern and Mis-
souri, 4.75@5.75; Michigan 4.00@5.50 Reg1-
lar wheat dull and closed lower; 9015990Nc
October; 9lA@9l29o November; 93>s 9934c
December; 941699414c January; i.0i4@l.0ls5
May; No. Z sprlng 9t$lc; No. S spril.g
80c; No. red winter 971lA9Sc. Corn firm; 70 q
cash and October; 46H9465sc November; 1870
December; 4519i55sc year; 4514c january;
49@i81sc May. Oats steady; 27SSc cssh and
October; 27Tc November; 1880 December;
275Sc year; 81 go May. Rye dull at 55c. Bar
ley firm at 6011s este. Flax seed dull at 1879
Pork in fair demand and unsettled; l0.25@l0 so
cash; IL. 22k@lU. Is October, November and
December; 1920 year: 1O.72]59l0.75 january;
I0.s21@l0.65 February. Lard easier; 7.l5
q 20 cash and October; 7.109712a Novem-
Der; 7.0I 15@7. 10 December; 7.65@7.0715 year;
7.2097 .2215 January; 7.27H97.30 February
Bulk meats lower; shoulders 4.50; short ribs
$50; short clear 60. Butter quiet and IN
changed. Eggs steady and unchanged at 22@
CSC. Whisky steady at 1.16.
Call-Wheat irner; regular, 9l1lc November;
$3.50 December; 90s4c year; 94ssc January;
1.0l35G1.0il5 May. Corn advanced Sc. Oats
quiet and unchanged. Pork irregular; l0.;7H
October; 1925 November; 10.2211 December;
1918 year; l0.72H January. Lard advanced
PIC November and December and &c year.
Receipts, 1900 bsrro!s OF tour: 1i6th0 bush
Ella CT wheat; 21,t00 bushels of CORE;
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-27
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Tho followlng shows ths pnces for which the
articles named sold the day before pubIcati On:
Messlra oranges retail at 35oG6Uc per dozen
Lemons, 50, per doz. Bansuas, scarce, Csc par
doz. Newiettucs sellingst 500 per dog. apples
$S.o094.Oo. New potatoes, 60c. Per bu;
o1hocs, none. Onions, 6oc per bu. Gran
ulsted sugar il IS ID. packages, lie;
powdered, lie; cut Loaf, lie; cruahed,
ll1Sc; Ext. c., exc; Yellow c., e15c; brown
&c; Minnesota, iGc. best .. g. Java ooisee,
sS1Go; 6est Mocha, ace; best Tic, 1890. Fest
teas, Eng. breaA7sst7 81 per 10; best Young
Tyson, 81 per ID; best Gun Powder, $40 per
bu.; BEST Japan, soc; best Basket cred Jepen,
Use. 0rensa Blossom -Four, 1915 per owt;
PiiisbEEy's 1915 pr ogt.; Straight, S9.25.
Eggs, 25c psr do5.; fresh, 35o.
Mea;s-3ir,oia Fad poFTzl uuuss stock, 1Sc;
rib roasta, i5c; ouok soaets l23fc; nHttoE chops,
l5c; fore quarter, i2c1z: rouad Stesk, i2}9ei
shoulder, 10c, veal. I5@l5o: pork chops, 13c;
pork roaEts, l0c; ham &c; bacon and dry
bacon, &c., ehol.deTs, Sc; 5nrn beef, 648o;
sausage pork, i212c; smoked ssUsege, 10c; LAID
in jace. j0,; per 9iugIe H., !0o; in kees.
so :; dried ossfs 16,.