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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-27
FINANCE L COMMERCE.
On Change.

ST. Paul. Disc. 27.-There was quite large
attendance at the Board of Trade yesterday
morning. but the amount of business transacted
was not SO large rs might be expected. Bids
were made for wheat, spot and futures, identi-
cal with Mondays quotations wiTh
no offers to sell, there being only one change
made at the call, that Of May, which did not
reach Mondays price by lc. There were sf-
fers for old spot corn for which sellers demand
ed Ic less than pre,iols quotations. January
was steady and unchanged; February
vas asked for at SOC with NO sellers;
Nay deciinoI &c to SELF No. old was entirely
neglected: new mixed was offered at 5Sc and q
Car sold at that price; other lots, however were
sold at &c off. Oats opened fiat at Mondays
prices, there being lc b9t yeen buyer and seller
for spot. There were no bids for January which
sellers held at &c over Moaday's market; Feora-
airy declined &c 20 buy, with no sellers; May
was unchanged. no. >. mixed was offered at
2Sc with 10 buyers: tlese were no bids for white
oats which were held By sellers at Monday 5
prices. Barley was enquired after at old prices
10 sellers Rye was unchanged. Ground
feed declined 81 and soma lots were sold
al 81 of quoted prices. Hay does
not appear 70 strengthen hut is selling at all
prices: We quote a car at $500 another at ST.
Is ard another Ut 57.5J. Live and dressed
hogs are stronger; the latter advanced yesterday
morning 54c. Eggs declined ne, and
mess pork made an advance of Nc Compared
with December 25th. 'S3. No. l hard
waste higher for present, bat No. regular
.as lo lower; No. z hard was the same
price last year as yesterday, but No. z regular
was better last year By &c. Corn was about the
same as in 49,, but oats were much high
a year ago
WHH4T--No. hard, sI.Oo bid; December
LOO bid; January, 500 bid; February, sl.O2
hid; Nay Sl.U6 bid, Ne. regular 91o; Ne,
hard, 9ic bid, Ne. 2 regular, S0085c bid.
CoRN-No. 2, 81 asked; january, 55c bid, SIC
ssked; February, SIC bid; Nay $50 bid; new
mixed, 53c.
OATs-No. mixed, zoe bid, 300 asked;
January Slc asked; February, aIc bid, May,
"a bid, sec asked; Ne. s, 2se asked; No. z
white, 3lc asked; No. white, soc asked
BaRLgY-No. :, SO bid; Ne. extra,
45c bid; No. s, SS940c bid.
RYE-No. 2, Ate bid.
GROUND FKKD-S2l asked.
Corn MEAL-s2l asked; Aolted s25 asked.
BgAN-2i0.50 asked.
BALED HAY-s7 bid, $3.50 asked.
TIMoraY HAY-S9.50 asked.
FLAX SEED-sl. Is bid.
pIIoTEY SEED-sl 20 bid.
CLOVER SEzD-s4. 90 bid, IS. 90 asked.
LIVE HoGs-5c bid.
DRESSED RoGs-S65O bid; S6.75 asked.
PorAToEs- asked.
EGGs-2jc bid. 25 &c asked.
MESS PoaR-ol4 % BID. $500 asked.
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@sa7lbs for 81; Java roast, s5o per lb, slbs

@637lbs for 81; Java roast, S5o per ID, Slbs
for 81; Moca, same as Java.
EGes-Case eggs, 5oc; fresh, 4Oc, very scarce.
FRUIrs-Apples 40c peck; crabs SOC peck; Cal
ifornia grapes 25c lb; Catawba 6Oo basket; OF
anges 6J075o doz.; oranberries 1910 quart.
MEATs-sirloin steak 15c; porter house loci
roasts l5c; corned 7@l0c; nut and veal l5c;
for chops and roasts, pork ice; pork sausages
PoUITaY AND IaAnrE-Turkeys lS@20c per Id;
chickens 10@I5c; geese i4gI6c; ducks lzg
l5c; prairie chicken roc pair, and duck 60c pair;
sUa Ar lO1z lbs for 90; Stand
ard II lbs for Ice; extra C 1l7s lbs for go;
yellow C u lbs for LOG.
TEA-Grnpowders 5O@9oc; Japan from 60 TO
zoe; Oolong 40 TO soc; Young Hyson so, 80, Gee.
VRaETABLEs-Beans, dry l5c quart; beets use
bushel; carrots 75o bushei; cabbage 10, Is, Csc
each; celery 5oc doz.; horse radish l5o ID; leeks
sc doz.; onions 75c oushel; parsley 15c bunch;
peas, dry l5c quart; parsnips 100 bushel; ruta-
bagas &c bushel; saurkraut lie quart; potatoes
5o96ac bushel; turnips 60c bushei; lettuce 3
for S5c; radishes punches for Ice.
MfIK-7c quart; cream 60c quart.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-27
are for large amount, but the real fig
ures are not definitely known. He owes
s.. 5000 in money.

are for large amount, but the real fig
ures are not definitely known. He owes
S1,0o0,00o in money.
George Laing of Rockaway n. Y. was
to be married last week to the lady of his
choice, but his cousin who he had betrayed
had him arrested and the wedding cards
had 10 be called il aud ca ncelied.
The Enterprise Manufacturing com
pany Of Geneva, Ashtebula county, Oaio,
has made an assignment. Liabilities
S75,0eo, assets unknown. Seventy five
men are thrown out of employment.
Girard College Philadelphia will moi
hereafter Ieass any property 10 be used fol
bar-goom purposes The receipts Of tbs
college for eleven months of this year
reached s423,168. The institution is
educating 1893 orphan boys.
TIE palace car built for the private
use of Madame Patti vas on exhibition e!
the Grand Central depot, Neg York, re-
gently. TIE ear cost $4,000 ard is sup
piled with every luxury. The roof Is
pennelled with embossed leather and the
woods used ara auaranth and satinwood
The Car was taken 10 Boston, where Pat
ii is singing ct present. The car is e
counterpart OF one made for The Gear OF
Russia to be used by the Grand Duke.
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Death of q Belle Of the 0tdess Tisaes.s
Baltimore Letter .2Srd

Miss Mary Ann Kell, Sc years old, died
at soak Hill," the old Kell homestead on
the Philadelphia road. The house had
been occupied by the Kell family for ever
e century. The decsesed was one o. the
bellies Of the ball rendered to Lafayette in
Baltimore. She often spoke with pride Of
her Partisan dress which was imported for
the accession, and she preserved it until
her death. his, Ke.l was born in Balti-
mere and was a daughter of the late Judge
Thomas Kell of revolutionary fame, She
had IN her time entertained as hostess fer
her father many distinguished statesmen,
among them Lafayette, Clay, Webster and
Calhoun. She was also noted as one of
the prominent women of the early repub-
lican court at Washington. Owing to a
romantic disappointment in love early in
life she never married.
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Ohicsso rrnauce m.rasa

CHICAGO, Dec 2s.-F1our quiet and u
changed; common to choice spring wheai
3.50G5 90; Minnesota 3.50G4.s5; patent 6.5t
G7.00; winter wheat -four, southern and Aiis-
souri, z.7595. rs; Michigan 4.oa@5. 80. Wheat.
dull and droopizg, declining 11l@12lc, closed
1910 lower; than Saturday; sales ranged: De-
cember e61s@97]<c, closed at s611sc; January
e614G96c, closed at 961kc; February 977zg
eS3sc, closed ar size; May i.e47l9i &c,
closed st 1.e43Sss. Corn demand active, but
higher sid ruled strong, Jacasry selling AG
iSsc higher, later became weaker, January de-
elning 155G2c, Nay dech-ing 1Ac, and
closed 5S@5sc Saturday; cash 6II@625se.
closed 81 So December el9SsGe23 re, ci.sel
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SAIK CENTER ACADEMY,
AND
Commercial institute.

This institution is the "Groye Lske Acadou,
of Individual Instruction." which by liberia
bonus of land and money by the people Of Sauk
Center is now located on the banks of Sank lake
one and half miles from tie village, This
school will enter on its ssye:.th ye and resume
business on Monday, Septsmber5 This school
has been complete success, an haa given to
its patrons entire satisfaction. No classes.
Pupils recite alone in private rooais. Referenss
to the business and professional men of
Center. It viii pay parents who have sons
educate from home to send for eular and rules
of this institution. we have mpls acconae-
datiors oreighty {so) boarders
TEE PRINCIPAL.
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AssOcIATEp PRESS MARKETS
Milwaukee Prodroc MARKET.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. z6.-Elour neglected En-
tirely and nominal. Wheat weak; No. 2 hard
$3.50; Ne. CSC; December 95c; January e5Lc
February $3.50; March s75ze; May I.O4. Com.
dull. Oats dull; No. 2 cash, Slc; white dsliv-
cred 35>lc. Rys scarce: No. SIC; No. 2 6ec
Barley dull and lower; No. 2 cash 601fc; extr,
No. 4ec. Provisions lower; mess pork I4.0C
cash and January; 1925 February. Lard. prime
Sweet picklsd hams firm at l00lo5lc. LiS,
hogs lower at 4.ssg5.60; dressed hogs lower al
s.a5 Butter quiet and unchanged. Cheese
quiet. Eggs dull. Receipts, 24,7l4 barrels OF
hoaI; l27, El2 bushels of wheat; z6,S7c bushels
of barley. Shipments, 50. 065 barrels OF do4t;
1925 bushels Of wheat; q, 6s4 bushels of bar
lev
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An EDITORS Tribute.

Theron P Keator, editor of Ft Wayne, Ind,
''Gazette," writes: ''For the past five years
have always used Dr. Kings New Discovery, for
coughs OF most severe character, as well as for
those of milder type. It never fails to effect
speedy cure. My friends TO whom I have
recommended it speak OF it in the same high
terms. Having been cured by it Of every cough
I have had for five years, consider it the only
reliable and sure cure for coughs, colds, etc."
Call at Lambis & Bethune's drug store and get
free trial bottle. Large SIZE 81.
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aswYerk vroauce Market.

Axw Yozk, Dec. z6.-Flou1 dull; receipts
5a,0es barrels; exports 200 barrels. Wheat
spot lsts 491zs and options 3s9Ac lower,
closing dull a.d weak; receipts 28, go bushels;
exports none; unsrzdsd red 9!o@1.1s; No. 2 red
1.0s5x; No. 3 red LIS; ungraded white l. 018
LOT: No. red December nominal. closing at
1.l2; JaauAxy sales 552, o00 bushels at 1.l21l
ellis, cLoeiag ut /. 17L; February sales !, 489.
Go bushels at 1.14I81.15, closing at LAX;
March sales 552, coo bushels at lSz0l.173s,
closing at 1.16a; May sales $4,000 bushels at
1.0B0l.soX. closing at 1905. Com, spot
5s0l<c higher; optisns opened H@1o better,
later declined 1S@5kc, closing dull and heavy;
reosipta ,oto bushels: exports 81, coo bushels;
ungsaded 10000; No. 5771o; steamer 6211c;
No. 2 64140661sc; No. 2 December 6411c;
January 64s4U6514c closing /; 64sls: February
$50 1se, closing at 66c; -ay 68%96a1zc,
closing at Gee Oats dull; receipts $1,000 bush
els: exports $50 bushels; mixed western 40@
axe: white western 4I@44c. Coffee, spot
points higher and fairly active; Rio NJ.
oember at 10 IS; $50 bags January at
io.75@l0. 80; 9,75S bags February at 1925
Gi0.s0; 1900 bags March at Il. sO@lu 50;
5000 bags April at l0.90@1i.00; 4,s:0
bags May at 10. 95@l1.00; ESQ bags June
at HOG; 1000 bags July at HOO. Sugar
lated TIC. Molasses quiet. Ricefrm. Petrs-
leum quiet; united lib. Tallow quiet but firm.
Rosin dull. Turpentine dull and weak at 541S
@5sc. Eggs, western, frmer at 29@S2c. Pork
dull; new mess 14.871a@l5.00. Beef steady;
extra mess 70 90 Cut meats dull aud nominal
long clear middles 1875. Lsrd lower; west
srn steam, spot, 9.G7@s. 80; December OCT
Jssusry 9.e799.I2; February 9.l5@9.22
Maroh 9.24G9.3l; april 9.S3t9.S7. Butter
quiet and unchanged. Cheese quiet but steady.
Other articles unchanged.
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gafaasn Lsse Stock.

CmCAao, Dec. 26.-The Drovara' Soas=r'
rspsre: asgs, ssssipts Ii 900; shipments
aons; Earket dull and ls@i5c lower; packing
4.s0U5.z5; packing and shipping $50
6.01; light bacon grades 4.759S.4s; skips
s. 503e. 20; market closed with 20, eco unsela
Caszs, Fsssipta $500; shipments none; market
steady; experts 6.00gs .65; good 10 choice
skipping stsers s.4ae6. 80; common to ms
diaIn l. 255c.ss; Texans 4.2595 as. SAes1, re-
oGpts $50; shipments none; strong AID active;
inferior to fair 2.bO@s.75 per cwt; medium
- good s,75SA25; choice to extra 4.5s@
500.
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Eyervbody Knows 1t.

When you have Itch, Salt sRheunl, Calls, OF
Skin Eruptions of any kind, and the Piles, that
you know without being told of it, A. P.
Wilkes, e. & E. Zimmerman and e. Sterile, ths
druggists, will sell you Dr.. Bosanke's Pile
remedy for fifty cents, watch affords immediate
relief. a sure euro.
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Lake Elmo and saltwater Txa,Dn.

LAKE Elmo and Saltwater TxaiDs.
LEAVE MryHEAFoIIs.
T's4a N, 1880 am, 1880 m, i12:oerz, tl.ss pS
t4:JupH 7:D0 IN.
LEAVE 81. PLUr.
i560 am 1915 m, 1905 am, 1000 n, }I2:zs so.
S205p pc y505 p end 7:4g 2 IN.
rxAya s-IILwArzR EoR sT. PAUL 4 AfIFRYkKoE4.
7:SO N 1878 N, fi2;0G n, si:ls pn. 1880 81,
-, p m, t6Sn p m.
Osil3. Except SuEdaya. Except &Iondsgg
slS- ttoketa, 9ieepirg Gar Accommodations
al information can be secure ct
10. 10 Nicollet House Block, Minneapolis,
J. OHARBONNEAU, Ticket Age
Minneapolis depot, corner Washington and Eourss
ayenue north. II. L. MARTIN, Ticket ASsdI.
Oornsr Third and Jackson streets, st. Paul,
OHAs. Il. PETSCH, City Ticket Agent.
Kew Union Depot foot OF Sfbley gtraet,
KNEBEL BROWN, Ticket Agents,
81. z. HAYDEN TicSes Agents, Saltwater.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

NERTIFICATE OF AMENDMENT OF AR
" ticl4s OF Incorporation Of the WATER POWER
COMPANY OF CLoQUET.
1t is hereby certified that regular nesting of
the stockholders of the Water Power Company
of Cloquet held at the Office of the company in
Carlton county, Minnesota, on the 4ta day Of
December, a. D. 1883, by majority vote in
numser and amount of shares and shareholders
of.said corporation, the following amendment of
the Articles Of Incorporation of said company
was adopted by passage by such vote of the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved That the original articles of incor-
poretion OF the Water Power Company of Clio
quet, which were filed in the effiee of the Regis
ter of Deeds Of the county Of Carlton, state of
Minnesota, on the gath day Of November, 1882,
at O'Clock o. n =, and recorded in Book B of
Miscellaneous Records, On page II, etc., and
filed for record in the Office of the Secretary of
State, on the 9th day Of November, 1892, at 2
O'Clock p. m, and duly recorded in Book Il Of
Inoorporatiors, On pages so, 81 and 81, be
amended as follows, to-wit.: That article four
ca be amended, altered and changed by insert
ing ic .ieu of the words some hundred thousand
and the figures "($l00, 000)'' the words tvs
hundred thousand and the figures (s2o0,000), s,
that the said article as amended shall read as fol
lows, to-wit:
ARTICLE ".
The highest amount of indebtedness or liability
to which said corporation shall, at any time be
subject is two hundred thousand $500, 000) dol
lars,
And that Article six (6) be amended, altered
and changed by inserting in lieu of the words
five Directors the words seven Directors, and
inserting in said article six (6) after the word
"P. esident'' where the same occurs in said ar
ticle, the words Vice President, SO that said ar
kicle six (6) as amended shall read as follows
to-wit:
ARTICLE VI.
The names of the first Board of Directors OF
said corporation are William w. McNair, James
III. Paine Mark Paine, D. Fl. McE.wen and Edgar
w. Wilson. The government of the said cor
poration and the management of its affairs shall
be vested In Board of seven Directors, who
shall be elected annually on the first Tuesday of
December of every year for the term of one
year, and until their successors are elected and
qualified. The Board Of Directors, at their first
meeting and thereafter at their frat meeting
following each annual election OF Directors shall
choose frem among thetr number a President,
a Vice President, Secretary and a Treasurer
whose term of Office shall be until the next
annual election thereafter and until their sue
ce.sers are chosen and..qualifed.
The Beard Of Directors shaE also elect
General Manager who shall hold his Office during
one year OF the pleasure of the Board of
Directors.
The Office of the Secretary and Treasurer may
BE held at the same time by one and the same
person.
All such officers ard any agent whom the
such duties as the Board Of Directors shall by
the Bylaws OR otherwise prescribe
WILLIAM W. HoNAIR, [Seal.
EDGAR W. WILSON. s'lI fseai. !
Secretary.
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Oinosnnasi Whisky Market
GLOBlETS,

C1NuNNATI, Dec. Is. - Whisky steady and
unchanged at LIB.
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Almonarch, 2:2454, and Buffalo Girl.
2:124, are being wintered at Buffalo, n
Y, by VIM. Mcdonald.
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MINNEAPOLIS AID 81. LOUIS RAILWAY.

A4lREi- 1EjA NO = IEis
Leave ST. Paul. Ar. 81. pspl
Chicago Express. ...... *7:00 am 1905 am
Oes Moines & Kansas O. Ex 1900 am 1905 am
st. Louis Through" Exp. f2.50 pm. Ma D. o..
Dos Moines & Kansas G. Ell t2.,O pm. t12;29 p u.
Excelsior and Winthrop. 1890 pm. "12;2G Pr
Chicago "Fast" Express. 1920 am. d7:1a am,
daily, *daily except Sunday, idaily except fist
urdsy, tdsily except Monday Ticket ofHcss 81,
Paul corner Third and sibley streets, z, a. Whits
ker, City Ticket and Passenger Agent. ard UniC.
Depot. s.F. BOYD
General Ticket and Passenger ent, Minneapolis.
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DeY Gooaa.

NV YORK Dec 26-There is light demand
for light zssertmsnts Of cotton goods, otherwise
the market was quiet.
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CT YERKEs, JR., & CO..
Is Gilfllan Block, St.Paul, MINI
n. W. Cor La Sale Madison Sts., Chicago.
a05 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
PROVISIONS

STOCKS. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Bought and sold for cash CT carried on margins
We nave unsurpassed facil1ues Tor deaing tor
our customers IN the New York, Philadelphia and
Chicago Stock Exchanges and on the Chicago
Board of Trads aud Cal. Board. Special telegraph
wires in our Office. r. III. CANNON, Manager.
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cWe ~ 1----&%s 80 %D~'SA-S
Sou. Mimi, Ia. & Day'pt E1.
CaimarAcconmodation. 80.
Mason City, Sou & West. OK
Hastings & Dakota Div.
Aberdeen Z Dakota Ex....
Aberdeen & Dakota Elk.
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.s.aceIpta 80 shlpnants.
Pec'd Sh'G

RooeiPts aud shipments OF gram, live stock,
produce, merchandise, etc, for the twenty four
hours ending Dec. Is, 1888:
ArncLee. Aec,G Sh,d Artic,ee. Rec'd Sh'G
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DEPARTING TRAIHs,


Milwaukee & Chicago Ex..
Milwaukee & Chicago Ex. 4.
LIE Crosse, Dubuque, Rock
Islsnd & st. Louis Exp.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, I


STATE OF MINNESOTA,
CoUNy OF HENNKPIN.
On the 18th day Of December, A. D. 1883,
William W. McNair and Edgar W. Wilson, being
each duly sworn, doth each for himself depose
was on the 18th day Of December, 1888, Presi-
and that Edgar ". Wilson was at the same time
Secretary OF said company; that they are the
same persons who as such officers have signed
the foregoing certificate and know the contents
Of the same and that the same are true.
WILLIAM W. MoNAIR,
EDGAR W. WILSON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Of December, A. D. 1888.
lNotarial seal, E. ". RossMAN,
Notary Public, Hennepin county, Minnesota.
OFFICE OF REaIsTER OF DEEDS, es
Carlton County, Minnesota. sS
I hereby certify that the within amended
article eff incorporation was filed in this office
for record, on the 18th day of December, A. D.
1888, at O'Clock p. m, and was duly recorded
in Book opp of Miscellaneous Records, at
pages 81, etc.
Il. Fl. HAWKINS,
ISeal. Register Of Deeds.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTaENT OF STATE.
1 hereby certify that the within instrument
was fled for record In this Office, on the Goth day
Of December, 4. D. 1888, at 8 o'clock p. M,
and was duly recorded IN Book of Incorpora-
tons, on page II, etc.
FRED. Won BAUMBACH,
355S61 Secretary OF State.
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St. Paul Pc, a, n....,

s. rneane daily. C, except sunday. q. szoep
sssur1ay. F, except Eodca7.
addttlonsi trains between st. Psol and hirneapo
lia via 'shors Line" leave beth ctiss hoQFtT. Fog
-,art.culfrs see Short Line time table.
81. Psul-Ches. Thompson. Gig yickat Agent, 15J
T. 9hi,-c street, BTgSr Z Enebei, Ticket Agents,
Uoion Depot.
s4ianeapoiis-3. L ssots. oi.y giekts sgsat, NJ
'.s-4aii~F uocss. 3. g. G2e,nher IN ricze
s1aat. Depot.
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GOVERNMENTS


Mopev easy at 2G2H per cent,
q jag offered ~ ,ec ssssa. Pr.z,a N saasnw.e
cassr SGg.>s sst oeat. EHsga!ng ezensaSe,
banknrs' bills weaker at 81 819l; do. Ok, demand,
$4.s4i<.
Governments-Strong.
Ronds-Railroad bonds frmer.
State Securities-Lower.
Stocks-The market opened depressed, but
strengthened in the afternoon under move
ment OF shorts covering, which began with
Louisville g. Nashville shortly after 2 o'clock,
! upon the announcement of an increase of SIS, 465
il the earnings CT that read for the third week
of December, the stock advancing in the last
hour to 45ss. TIE movement OF room traders
to cover also extended to other stocks, which
! advanced 16G% per cent, the most active be-
ing Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific, Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul and New York Central.
Ohio & Mississippi advanced from 2ls to "a,
UAion Pacific advanced & per cent. to rs Is,
Chicago & Northwestern 4 to lit, St. Psal, Min
neapolis & kanitsba / II to 964, New York L
New England to 10, Oregon Transcontinental
| to s716. The market closed Arm, though in the
final dealings there was q slight reaction. The
dividends declared to-day were Lake Shore 2
per cent. fer the quarter. Michigan Central per
cent, Canada Southern 2, Manhattan Elevated
~.
| The transactions aggregated 552, eco shares.
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E. IT. OLDS g. CO.

New Tacoma, w. T.
Investments made in city and farm property,
timber and coal lands. Buildings erected. Loans
negotiated. Rents collected. Taxes paid, etc.
The building department viii be in charge Of
competent and reliable architect.
References: Banks Of New Tacoma and Roeh-
ester, MINI. Correspondence solicited.
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GRRrv1se TRAINs.


Chicago & Milwaukee Ex..
Chicago er Milwaukee Xxx.
La Crosss, Dubuque, Rock
Island L st. Louis Exp.
Webssha Accom- .---.-..
Iowa & MINI. Division.
CelInar Accommodation.
Sou. Mimi. and Ii. Ex..
ssson CITY Sou & West. az
HGstinGs &DsSota Dr..
Aberdeen h Dakota sxri- sss'
ABERDEEN i Dakota E-.-.-.
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WHEAT,
COIN, CARS AND poRK-oHIcAao.

Wheat receipts In Chicago, 244, so4 bushels;
shipments e2,062.
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Chicago. milwaukee & 81. Paul RalgaF
arrival snd departure of shroua, passenger train

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-12-27
ACCIDENTS

ElGurEEN business places at Rockford,
Mich, were burned ON Sunday, causing
% loss of $4,000.
MIR. GlI and his family and six
boarders of Bloomington, ILL.,, are Attic
ted with trichinlasis, and two OF the
party cannot recover
An insane man found wandering in
the swamp near Valparaiso, Ind, was
found to be Prof. Paul Watcher, prom
ment Mason of Atchison, Kan. who
seemed TO believe that the fraternity de
sired to take his life.
Tue Connect brothers of st. Joseph,
Mo. held property valued at 100000.
Four of the family have taken their
own lives W. S. Connect died Thurs
day evening in an insane asylum at Gin
cinnatL
FIRE swept away the mill and eleya-
tors of Tyson Bros, at Boston, valued at
( $4,000 and damaged the high school at
I Evanston, Illinois, TO the amount of So
] 600
FLAMES broke out Monday evening in
i the Plaukiutou house a. Milwaukee,
creating panic among the guests and
servants Six iirQmon wero Frustrated
! hv the smoke and escaping gas The
/ fire was suppressed after inHictiuE dam
age of $1,000.
4 FOURTEEN f, stores at Rat Portage,
i Manitoba valscd at 100000, were burn
4 ed Wednesday. The principal losers are.
/ Alckmuon Brothers, general store, $40.
! O0O; insurance, $500 Baker * Co.,
general merchandise, $4,000; insurance
s. 600 Chelwick & McLennan hard
ware, $4,000; insurance, $1,000. Me
/ Carthy general store, $4,000, no insur
ancc. Woodbiue Hotel $1,000, no insur
ancr. Many persons are homeless and
destitute, and several We're slightly in
lurcd during the progress of the fire
The total insurance Is about $1,000