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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-17

Nadfolser Minbsmenb, bur6 an9ebli6
politii9e Ginhihe Der fransSiiden unb
ipanii6en Miifiondre ar9pObniid semadt,
beaann 9e9en bieielben cine blutise Ser
foIgung, wel6e felt 1888 pielen Miifios
ndrsn unb einbeimii6en Gbriiten ben Wtdrs
tprertob bra9te. SIM Sabre 1888 wurbe
bas 6riitli9e gefenntnib iOsar benz SO9s
uerratbe slei6seiett.
0as Sabr ls41 iab Minb,menb's Sobn
Sbisntri auf benz Sbrone. 9ieier Seri9er
be9niiste iid nit Der ginferferuns Der
6riitli6en @~laubensboten. SIN 9lpril bes
Sabres 1s47 eridien enblid Der fransOfi9e
Commodore Qapierre unb for6erte 3uii6es
rins %pollitdnbiger @laubensfreibeit. Sbien>
til ieste ii6 CUR @sbr unb iab ieine 6lotte
BON ben 6ranSoien perni9tet. Gr 1tarb
nod im sleiden Sabre.
Susbuc (Susenbbafte S~ersangenbeit)
Sbienstris sweiter Sobn unb Na6folser,
iette Die Serfol9uns fort, na6oem ct Suerlt
ben G5riitcn etrpas nGber getreten, aber
burd bic Sesinitisuus ieines enterbten dls
teren Srubers Don Seiten Der 6ransoien
gereist worben mar. Oils enbli6 gar Der
enterbte 9oansbao, wie man uorsdb,
nit llnteritiieuns bet Gbriiten aus
benz @efdnsniile entipiden mar, nubm Die
Serfolsuns nod srOBere OimeniiOnen an.
IS mar oies i'm 0fGrS 1851.
Sn Solss Ser Gbriitenpsrfolsurlsen unb
Der pielen 6lasen iiber bas 0erfabren Eus
buc's i6ritt enbli6 Napolepu Ill. NIT
Wafien elm. S9on inn Septsmber 1856
mar Der frunsoiii9e gapitan 9elieur be
0iassiursIrc selanbet unb bate Die Gitas
belle pom Srlon eritiirmt, lieB ii9 aber
balb wieber BON benz franSOiiden Sii6oi
Beaerin gum MbSl9 bepegen. 9ierbur9 err
mutbist, lieB Gusbuc neuerbinss ieiner
Wutb sesen bic Gbriiten freien 2auf unb
untsr Mnbern am %. Suli 1857 ben ipas
nii6sn Mtiiiiondr unb Sii9of 0ias ents
baupten. Sest enbli9 erfolste bic abien>
bung zines ipanii9sfranS0iii6en @ei9pas
bers unter 3igault be @enouup, unb am
|. September 1858 marb Guron nit Sturm
senommen, am II. Sebruar 1859 Sai9on
unb &ambobl1a erobert. 60 wurbe Die
fransOiide Golonie &ambobida NIT be,
Sauptitabt Saigon sesriinbet, inSem Gl:
DUO i'm 0ertrase pom Saison Is. SUM-
1862 bic freie llebuns Der driiIi9en Ste:
lision suseitanb unb bic BropinSen SaisOn,
8ienboa unb Mptbo abtrat.
Oo9 baben fid ipdter IN ben nOrbli9en
@ebieten bic 0erfoIsunsen mebrfa9 wieber:
bolt. Neben ben Seiuiten iparen i9on i'm
Sabre 1893 in Sits (reip. Mtittels) Gonfir
ipaniide Oominifaner einsetreten. Oos
@ebiet Der Seiuiten fam in Der Solse al
bas Barrier Seminar.
Na9 benz Stanbe pom Sabre 1880 nm:
faBt bas @ebiet folSenoe apoitolii6e Ti:
f%ariate:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-17
Der endariniihe Gomaref,

CUR S0rberuns Der 8srebruns bes alerbeis
li9iten Mltarss Satramentes, wel6es pom
s.. bis gum 10. SUM in Der beIsii9en
Stabt 2iitti6 absebalten purbe, mar mad
benz einitimmisen llrtbeiIe ~uniersr @e9iels
bldtter aus Oeutl6lanb iebr sablrei9 be-
iudt uno ersielts i96ne grfolge. Die
sroBe Betbeilisuns slaubsnseifriser &atbos
lifsn aus alien Oiocelen Delsien's unb
Solamb's, Towie aus uielsn @ssenben
Sranfrei9's unb Oeutl6lanb's - bic Oios
ceIen 66ln, Miniter unb &essnsbura was
rem unter ben beuti9en am ltdrfiten pertres
ten = re9tfertigt bic Innabme, baB Der
b~iesidbrise (britte) GonsreB CUR SorOeruns
Der 0erebruns bes aDerbeiIisiten aItarss
Saframsnts feline 8orsdnser gu ellie unb
9(pisnon) an @roBartigfeit melt ibsrtrofs
fen unb ii9 81 elmer berrliden &unbses
buns bes @laubens seitaltet bat. Sie
eiaentli6en Deratbun9en bes Gon9reiIes
besoaen ii6 in ben Situnsen Der eriten
E.Section auf llnterri9t iiber bas allerbeis
liaIte Mltarsiaframent, 4nbetun9 unb
Siibne unb bsionbere glnba9ten. Gs wurs
ben babel bic 6raSen e~rortert, wel6e
srinbli9e BelebranS burd &ate9ismus
nn6 Yrebigten betreifen; fernsr Iertbeibis
suns Der 81. Gu9ariitie sesen bic 4nsriiie
6es ~llnglaubens unb Der Srrlebre, Mittel
sur 6ebuns Der 9lnba9t gum bell. gltarss
Satrament, .epise" unb 4Oitinbise On.
betung, 8eiu6ungen, @enugtbuung fir
bic benz bl. Saframent susefi9ten llnbils
ben, bic 81. Meiie nnb Communion, Mits
tel, INN BEN &ranfen uno Sterben6en ben
@mpfang ber 81. Saframente gu ii6ern,
@eIdidte bes Gultus Der bell. gu6ariitie,
@unber unb lleberblif iiber bic 8erebrung
oes bl. Satramentes in ben perl6iebenen
9dn6ern. Sn ben Sibunsen Der speiten
Section wurben bic Sifentli9en Suloisuns
gen, 0ereine, &unlt unb @usbreituns Der
9lnba6t beipro9en; ipeeieu bic 6ragen:
i%pciale 8ebsutuns Der @nbadt gum ausrs
beili9iten Satrament, proceiiionen, grus
berI6aften, Isreine unb Congregational
gum 3wede Der S6rberuns Der glnbadt
gum bI. Saframent; bic 3unIt inn Oienite
Ser bl. Gu9ariitis 9itsratur iibsr bieien
@esenltanb II. a. Die Sbeilnabme oil ben
Sisungsn, wo,n 6arten gu 5 Sres. bere6s
tisten, mar auBerorbentli9 Sablrei9 unb
Nue, 6erten unb 0amen, folsten ben
Yortrdsen NIT srSBtsr Spannuns unS
@ufmertiamteit. Sir bic @eiitliafeit
waren auBer ben erpdbnten nod beiOnbere
Sisunsen anberaumt. 4Qen obne 9us:
nabme prdiibirte Der bodw'ite grsbii9oi
pom gambrai, Der ii9 gu Oieiem Settle nit
ieinem bo6w. GoabjutOr einsefunben bate.
Obslei6 bo9betast, unter3os er ii9 ieiner
Guf9a6e NIT iusenbli9em Gifer, mas aases
meme Sewunberins fano. 8si ben
Mbenbanba9ten nit prebist, gu bensn ia:
tiirli9 Sebermann freien 3utritt bate, er:
mics iid bic sroBe &atbebrale oils piel 81
tlein, UNI bic Menibenmense gu iafen
iOsar Der weitaus sr6Bte 3beil OerieniSen,
wslde idon cine Stunbe Dor Defining be,
Qbiiren bieielben belaserten, muBte brauBer
ftsbsn bleiben.
Den auBsren @lanspuntt bes 6sites bill
bete bic srobe Yroceifion am Sonntas, mi
pelder Der @onsreB sei@loiien pnrbs,
@ssen 100, 900 6remSe parsn ju biele,
5sier mad 91tti9 setonmen, barunter be
! 1000 aus Maiden In &heins4 rsu6sp. lOil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-17

l3abl Der anmelsnben @eiitli6en belief ii6
slei6faas auf mebr als 1000. 0orauss
9etrasen mnroe bas &reus Der &atbebrale,
alsbann fofsten matchmaker Die Oeputas
tationen Der Staote unb Oefanate Der
Brouins Simburg unb Qitti6, iomis Die
Oeputatisnen Der meiiten Stabte bes 9ans
bes, bssslsi6en cine Oeputation aus
Ma6sn. Sieran i6loifen ii9 bic Mitslies
Der bes @onsreIes nnb Die Seputationen
Der fatbolii9en llniperiitdten. Die fols
s.nbe @ruppe bilbetsn Die Grdssr Der &e>
liquiarien. Die religiOlen Srben in ibren
perI6iebenen Sra6ten waren duBerlt sabls
reid pertreteu: gensbiftiner, Giitercienier,
Grappiiten, Prdmonitratenier, 6armeliter,
6ranciseaner, Sominicaner, Seiuiten, Ges
bemptorilten II. I. 10. @benio Sablrei9
mar Der Weltclerus pertreten. Sin Gr3s
bii6of, feds Sil6Ofe unb iieben i~nfulirte
@ebte befanben ii9 in Der BroSeilion, abb
we6ielno trig elmer berielben bas auers
beilieite Saframent. Der alba9in wurbe
uon Wiitslie6ern bes goels getra9en. @inen
beionberh @(ans perlieben Dem 3uge Die
mad frans6ii6er Dirt in @olb seiiidten
iammetensn 6abnsn, beren wObl 400 an
Der 3abl waren.
9eiber wurbe bic Broceiiion furs Dor
Dem gintritt in bic Ratbebrule, Don NO iie
AUDI ausgesangen mar, bon sinem Tlats
resen iiberrai6t unS babur9 Die 6eier IN
ibrem Nbidlune etipas beeintrddtist. 0od
itebt feft, baB 9iitti9 ME cine sroBartisere
6eierli9feit %besangen bot.
S9mdblid baben ii9 Die y9iberalen"
bsnommsn, Die, wie es i6eint, fein relisi6s
les Seit Der &atbolifen unseitDrt laiien
fOnnen. sic boben ndmli6 9e9en ben
Yfarrer Der ct. Safobstir9e einen HroSeB
besbaIb anseitrenst, neil er in ieiner Stride
Situnsen abbalten lieB, BEL benen Die
Sefientli9feit aussei6lofen mar! OaB
bieies yliberale" 8orseben ben mobltbuens
ben @infuB bes @onsreies BEL teinem Der
Sbeilnebuier uerpiiden wirb, itebt feit.
Oas 3eusniB, weldes bic fort uno fort i'm
@ebeimen parbsitenbe" 9ose li9 ielbft oas
NIT ausitelt, wirb feline Birfuns aud
ni9t uerfebIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-17

@ir fOnnen eu6 IN benz goriate, Elm
fatbcl. Slatt gu %9riinoen, nur ermutbi9en.
@ir boffen, baB ale suten &atbolifen, bic
T9 INN bic Relision unb bas 0aterlanf
perbient MAIDEN wolen, in benz offer unf
bet Sbdtisfeit fir bieies Wert, bas in I'M:
fem Ausen pon Der bG9ifeu 8ebeu.
tn 8 1T, petteifern werben.
SEQ XIII. IN 1882 an ben 8il6oi bon ancona.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-17
q @tmms ttr &atboIifen!
9ie stimue Ses BERT. Yius TX.

8tr sriuden sic initdnbisit, alien benen
NIT eurem suten @iaen unb eurer @unit
betsuiteben, Die, NIT @eiit besabt unb nit
s~eniisenber &enntniB auSseriitet, ii6 an
bic Nrbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb Seituna
gen sur 8ertbeioisuns unb Serbreituns Der
tatbOlii6en 9ebre perOffentli9en.
@ncpclico Pius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-17
summa .52e. 5000 aatholifen.

Die entipre9enbe 3abl (erel. 8ambobs
i9a) wurbe i'm Sabre 1868 anf All ,554
anseseben, 10 baB auf ben 3eitraam bon
swOlf Sabren elm l3upa6s BON $4,000
fomnnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-17
Sie Stimmte Qep's XIII.

2aiiet euer 2i6t leudten Dor ben Mens
f9en, bamit iie euere suteuL @erfe ieben.
tlmS Der 6err sebe eu9 basu Seinen Sesen!
Geo XIII. on bas in 9arma eri6einenoe glatt
Luce Qeudte), anfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-17
aatbol,aer atr6em . aalemoer.

Bonn 8bariidr unb 30llner. - 2nccas Is
Count. ben 90. Snli Waria Waabolena.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-31
FINANCE Il COMMERCE.
On Change.

ST. PAUL, Dec. 30.-Saturday morning the at
tendance at the board of trade was not large
and wheat was inactive. At the call there were
no changes in quotations excepting for May
which declined &c. Corn was little eff and as
representative sale we quote ! car, No. 2
for January sold at SIC. Oats
opened at CSC bid, and closed at 29c for No. 2
mixed. One lot was sold at S0c and an
other lot free on board in sacks at s3c. Febru-
airy oats opened at 32c and closed at Bic, and
May advanced from &c TO 3Sc bid. Barley
made an advance of &c, with none offered.
Rye was neglected. Ground feed
was steady at Fridays quotations.
a lot or two, however, changed
hands at sec less than quotations. Several lots
of baled hay were disposed of at s7g7.5O and a
lot of timothy containing quantity of wild up
land, was sold at $500. There were no en-
quires for corn meal. Bran was in demand at
$40. Dressed hogs were in request and the
price rapidly ran the scale, Sc, 1928, $3.50,
s. so, 1915 and one car bad was sold at
$3.50.
Compared to the market of the same day of last
year, No hard was identical, but regular was
Saturday &c off last years market; No. 2 hard
was sec on both days, but regular Sc less Sat
urday. Corn was also less by Sc than last year
and oats 611c less; barley was worth Sc more in
80, and potatoes wers 19c higher than at pres
eat.
WEEAT--No. hard, cash, Sl.00 bid; Jauu-
airy, SLIGO bid, SLIGO asked; February, sl.OI
bid; May sl.O6 bid, No. regular soc bid; No.
hard sac bid, 95111c ssked; No. 2 regular,
60@85c bid, SIC asked.
CogN-No. 2, SIC bid, SIC asked; January, SIC
bid, SIC asked No. 3 53c asked.
OATs-No. 2 mixed, 29c bid, soc asked;
January &c bid, 3Gc asked; February, 20c bid,
Gle asked; May S3c bid, 35c asked; No 3
mixed, 29c asked; No. 2 white, 30c bid, &c
asked; No. 3 VIII tie, Csc bid, Doc asked.
BARLET-No. 2, 60 bid; No. extra,
4jc bid; No. 3, 55c bid.
RENO. 2, 47c bid.
GROUND FEED-S20 bid, S2i asked.
Corn MEAL-s21 asked; bolted S25 asked
BRAN-sl0 bid.
BALED HAY-s7 bid, $3.50 asked.
TIMOTHY HAY-S10.0U asked.
LIVE HoGs-514c bid.
DRESSED HoGs-S6$l bid.
FLAX SEED-S1. 20 bid.
TIMoTHY SEED-sl.20 asked.
CLOVER SEED-S4.75 bid, 5000 asked.
PoTAToEs-45c asked.
EGGs-25c bid, 2619c asked.
MESS PoRK-Sl3 81 bid. sl4.25 asked.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-31
Among the Commission Men.


There is nothing connected with the commits
sion business calling for special comment Bust
ness generally is quiet and no especial demand
in any branch excepting dressed meats. Dress
ed hogs are scarce with prices ruling higher.
There continues fair demand for good poultry
at remurerative prices. The demand for this
seasons fruit is fair, with abundant supply OF
unusually excellent quality. Breadstuffs are
slow. There is some little improvement in
ground feed shipments towards the pineries be-
ing larger. Following are prices current Satur-
day:
BUrrER-Receipts liberal; grease, SC; packing
stock off flavor. 798c; store packed 94I21S;
dairy, common to fair, l2915c; choice 2o92Sc;
creamery, 2S453c.
BEANs-Common, s19l.5O; medium, Lisa
2.25; navy $3.50.
BACON AND HAMs-Long clear bacon, Ssl69c
short clear, 101sc; shoulders, exc; hams, lag
121sc; dry salt, sgS4.
CELERY-40oe50c per dozen.
CHEEsE-Sklm, 697c; part cream, 839c; full
cream old, l09llc. full cream fall made, 121s
9I4c.
DRESSED MEATs-Beef, country dressed, 51S9
SIC; city dressed, 1880; mutton, country
dressed, 657c; city dressed, 79S1sc; veal, log
IL.
Eees-Ice house and picked, 2l925c; strict.
| ly fresh, &c and very scarce.
FLoUR-Patents SIS 90@s6.50; fancy brands
lOcg2oc higher; straight s5.0O4S5.25; Bakers
| NIX 4.2595 10; low grades S36S4; Bye houl
| 800 per barrel; graham S4.25@4.50 per barrel
buckwheat -four, S7.75@3.
| FRUITs-Apples, 3.VUg4 so; pears, Califor.
MA, S.2oGS-f5 per box; oranges, Florida, 4.5(
| per box; louisiana, do, 667.G0 per Dbl; Malags
lemons, 5G515; Cranberries, 9.5G@lI. 90
Malaga grapes, 7G7 so; Catawba grapes, l0@l2c
per 10. Figs, new, Ice, 1sc, 20c per lb.; dates
black in trails 7c9sc, fard in boxes, 12c.
| FURs-Mink, 5Oc9 LOO; coon, 60960c; lynx,
| l-5o98.O0i musk rat, S9llc: kits, &c; red fox
| l.259l.5o; kits, S194uc; silver fox, 20.O06
$500, cross 2.5og6 90; otter COG 500; fisher
5.0047.00; skunk, 5G@75c; badger, 5O6 75c
wild cat, 519 6Gc; house cat, I0125c; marten.
1.25gS.0O w~fverine, 4,0oI5.00; wolf, l.5O@
so; prairle wolf. 75c9l Go; bear, 7.001I0. 90
Cubs, 4.0996 90; beaver, Lake Superior
2.0V@2. l5per 10, Hudson bay, 2.00@2.25 pei
| To-, Dakota l. 509l.75 per 10.
| HIDEs-Dry. 1i9 &c; green, salted, 71zc
Z09 a5c; antelope, 2OG25c; elk, 20g25c; buffalo
sGlOc.
wool-Unwashed. 1s@2lc; washed, 2s@
Sic.
HoSEy-white clover, Zoe 10; bHckwheat, lsc
ID.
HoRs-wazhington Territory, &c; New York
Soc.
PEAs-Dried, sI.S5G1. 50 per bushel.
| PoULTRY-Chiekens, dressed, 109I2c per ID
turkeys, dressed, l49loc; ducks and geese
1e9l2c.
RooTs-( Medicinall ginseng, I.759I.s5; sen
eca snake root, S5@37c per ID.
! VESIsoN-In skin saddles, i99i1c; cut OF
| skin, sG9c; carcasses with skin 7SfSc
| LIVE STock-Good healthy demand for i'm
mediate use with tendency 70 higher figures
Rough mixed cattle 393slc; fai
mixed SSIG4c; fair steers 44G
| 4%c; good steers 5654c: prime
steers 511SG5SI; hogs heavy 5@51zc: medium
43l95c; light 5s49ic; sheep sI94zc
calves s799.
Family Retail Market.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-31

lection of the ways and means committee has
been made. Neither is there any
doubt but that the bill viii be free trade In Its
tendency, but nobody believes that any such
measure will become law. The senate will
never concur in it, aud the president will veto it
If passed, SO that there is escape The best the
Democrats can do is to indicate, and make it the
chief plank in their platform, and walk in upon
it to the control OF the administration if posi-
bic. but law can not be passed.
Not by a Conference between the house and
senator
'tNo; because they ara so strongly opposed.
The tariff bill last year was agreed on by con-
ference committee of the two houses, because
the house and senate were Republican, but it is
hopeless TO expect that Democratic lower and
a Republican upper house could agree. If they
frame any bill at all it will be very moderate -
In relation to what he himself had done al
ready this session Mr.. Washbu-n said he had
prepared two bills of local and one of a gen
eral character. The former were measures for
the consolidation of the 5000 or 1000 Indians
in one reservation, and the repeal of the pre-
emptiOn act.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-31
rye bread, Sc per ID; Vienna bread, lOc per loaf;

rye bread, SC per ID; Vienna bread, 10c per loaf;
-four, &c per Id.
BuTrER-Farm house, so9a5c per lb; cook
ing, 127S@20c.
CHEEsE-l2 1E@15c@2Oc; Swiss, 2O@25c.
CoFFEE-Green Rio, 5@6lbs for 81; Java,
(green) 3@4lbs for 81; Rio roast. 4@5
96@7lbs for 81; Java roast, 35c per ID, Slbs
for Sl Moca, same as Java.
EGGs-Case eggs, Soc.
FRUITs-Apples 40c peck; crabs SOC peck; Cal
ifornia grapes 25c ID; Catawba 60c basket; Or
anges 69@75, doz.; cranberries l279c quart.
MEATs-Sirloin steak 15c; porter house lSc;
roasts 15c; corned 7@l0c; mutton and veal l5c;
for chops and roasts, pork i0c; pork sausages
l0c: bolognas 1211c.
POULTRY AND GAME-Turkeys 1892 per Id;
chickens 10@15c; geese l49l5c; ducks lag
lsc; pheasants and grouse Use pair, wild duck
Coo pair; squirrels Zoe pair.
SUGARs-Granulated I01s lbs for 90; Stand
ard L lbs for LOO; extra G III lbs for !, 90;
yellow C II lbs for 100.
TEA-Gunpowders 50@90c; japan from rs to
Zoe; Oolong 40 to soc; Young Hyson 80, 80, 9ac.
observation-disclosures, dry l5c quart; beets 75c
bushel; carrots 75c bushel; cabbage 10, Is, Csc
each; celery Soc doz.; horse radish 15c Id; leeks
SOC doz /; onions 75c tushel; parsley l5c bunch;
peas, dry 15c quart; parsnips l 90 bushel; ruta-
Dagas 60c bushel; saurkraut l5c quart; potatoes
50@60c bushel; turnips 60c bushel; lettuce 8
for 25c; radishes punches for Ipc.
MILK-7c quart; cream 60c quart.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-31
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS
Milwauxce rrodnce Market.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. a9.-Fiour dull and
lower. Wheat dull; No. hard 1.04N;
No. $3.50; December $3.50; January 94c;
February 95c; March 961sc; May l.02%.
Corn, dull and easier No. 575Ic. Oats lower;
No. cash SIC; white delivered s6@37c. bye
in fair demand; No. 601zc; No. Q 60c. Bar
ley s.eadler; No. 2 cash 6vs4c: February &c;
Provisions lower; mess PORK 1880 for
cash and January; 1905 February. Lard, prime
steam, $50 cash ard January; S.75 February.
Sweet picked hams 10@l0%c. Live hogs cas-
Ter at 4.7595.40; dressed hogs lower at 6.l5
@6.25. Butter steady and firm. Cheese quiet and
unchanged Eggs quiet and unchanged. Receipts,
10, 937 barrels of noui; s,0S7 bushels of wheat
1895 bushels of barley. Shipments, 9,4a5
barrels OF -four; $4,000 bushels Ct wheat; 1920
bushels of barley.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-31
onioaxo produce market.

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.--Fiour dull and IN
changed; common to choice spring wheat
3.50@5. GO; Minnesota S.5094.25; patent $50
17.00; winter wheat -four, southern and Mis-
sour 4.7595.75; Michigan 4.0O@5. so. Wheat,
active but lower:opened 1s@Ac lower, declined
N@2sc additional, and closed &c under yester-
day; sales ranged: December y43s@96c, closed
at 95@951sc; January 94T@96c, closed at
$685. sc; February S6Mg97e, closed at $3.50;
May l.Ol7a@i.03X; No. z Chicago spring
94X@94Nc, closed at s43lc; No 8 Chicago
Corrective, our lower and weaker: opened a
&c lower, rallied a trife, declined 1s@lAc,
and closed lH@lAc under yesterday; cash
57M95sc, closed at 57s4c; December 57M9
SOC, closed at 57sl95Sc; January 57s4@5sc,
closed at 5sc; February 56A9573sc, closed
at 5675c; May 5sAg6oc, closed at 5sc.
Oats dull and easer; cash ,s2gs25gc; Decsm-
32%c; February S59331ac, closed at 3314c;
May 37@37Ac, closed at 371s937Ac. bye
dull at SEC. Barley dull and lower at Csc.
Flax seed frmer at 1.42. Pork in fair de-
mand but at lower rates, declined 10020c;
cash 13.25@l3.75; December 1880; January
13.75@14.0g, closed at lS.621z@l3.S5 Feb
ruary l3.s5@l4:l7H, closed at l4.o251g
14.7251a, closed at l4.5215@14. IS. Lard irreg-
ular and fairly active; declined 16@12Hc; cash
8. 6O9s. 671S; January s.6g@s.7p, closed at
S.6219gs Is; February 8721a @S.s5, closed at
s.75@o. 7715; March s.95as 971z; May slO
@9.2z1s, closed at 9.I24@9.i5. Bulk meats
in fair demand; shoulders 3 10; short ribs Ills;
short clear 7.45. Butter quiet and unchanged
creamery 24934c; dairy 20@27c. Eggs steady
at 26g2sc. Whisky steady and unchanged
at Lis.
Receipts, 2l,G0O barrels of -four: 100, Geo
bushels OF wheat; 227, 001 bushels of corn;
$4,000 bushels Of oats; 5000 bushels of rye;
rs, 600 bushels Of barley. Shipments, 23,GG0
barrels of -four; $1,000 bushels of wheat;
$1,000 bushels of corn; 1900 h7sshels of
oats; 1890 bushels Of rye; 1900 bushels of
barley.
No call till Jan 2.
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Eh.cagoLtrss tn1k

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-The Drove-s' Journal
reports: Hogs, receipts 1000; shipments
$500; market dull; 59i0c lower; packing
4.6595.3O; packing and shipping 5.s0@
$50; light 4. 7U95.50; skps 3.o0G4.75. Cat
tie, receipts 2,50O; shipments s,500; exports
60096.65; good to choice shipping steers
5.40@5 80; common TO medium 2595 25;
Texans 4.C09500. Sheep, receipts 1890;
shipments 2,200; market strong; inferior to
fair 3.0O93.75 per cwt; good $50; choice
$50.
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ARTICLE I.

The name of this corporation shall be the VAL
LOP-DEGRoOT CO., the general nature of its
business shall be the Buying, importing, owning
and selling tailors' trimmings woolens and any
other merchandise used By merchant tailors and
clothing manufacturers. The principal place of
transacting its business shall be in the city of St.
Paul, state of Minnesota.
Also. by amending Article VI, by striking out the
words first Monday in September and substituting
in place of said words stricken out the following
words to-wit: First Monday after the first Sunday
in January
In testimony whereof. the said corporation has
caused this certificate to be signed and subscribed
by its President and ecretary, this the nineteenth
day OF December A. D. 1853
ARTHUR W. YALLOP, President. TSeal. ]
WEI. {. DEGRUOT,, Secretary. [seai. |
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lie al requirements.
Governments-Strong.
State Securities
Bonds-Railroad bonds strong; Ohio Central
issues weak at Ga for frsts and 10 for inc3mes,
the weakness being due to the fact that the re-
ceiver of the company has not received instruc-
tons from the courts regarding the payment OF
the January interest and the impression prevails
that the interest Will be passed.
Stocks-Continue firm. Wizards, however,
reacted N@l per cent; 4 per cent. being bid
to put ] ,060 shares of Northern Pacific preferred
at 80 to-day. Stocks were weaker this after
noon. Missouri Pacific fell off to 695l and New
York Central to 1l2sl. At z firm tone set in,
bit subsequently Wizards sold down again and
the general list declired in sympathy. In the
final sales Wizards were heavy; Oregon Naviga-
ton broke to 901s and Oregon Transcontinental
to 80. Canadian Pacific was also weaker, selling
down to 541a@541G, while Oregon Navigation
and Oregon Transcontinental we're weak. North
ern Pacific preferred was strong and rose to
5i5S.