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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09
chleszo .:zaauae assrkse.

Cz1oAao, Dec 8.--EIcur dull end IN
chsnged; common TO choice spring wheat
s.5O@5 90; Minnesota s.6G54 .25; patent $50
17.C0; winter Hheat fonr, southern gnd His
sour 47595.75; Michigan 4.00g5.50 Wheat,
demand active and stronger, prices advancing
14a11<c, and closed within &c of outside
prices; ISLES ranged December e5x9a6Ao,
closed at e6alc; January 95T9e72se, closed
at 9714c; February e7G9S14o, closed at 95]}sc;
May l.o355S9t .o5A CLOSED at LOS; No.2spEing
95&9961kc, closed st 967<c; No. 8 spring 81 .
s2]5c No. z red winter 9656g99c. Corn, act
i've, firm and higher, trading being chiefly in the
May delivery; opened q shade stronger, and
prices advanced with some fluctuations no
I%zc, receded trife and closed 1891 Xc
higher than yesterday; cash 575a95ec, closed
at 57a{A56c; December 66}sG5SHc, oluse1
5s1sc; February 56559579lc, closed at 57slc;
| May 591s@6lc, closed at 60Ac. Osts active,
firm and higher; cash 82ts9s8sz, closed at
| 31L@83slc; December 92X9S2}sc, closed at
82Xc; january 32%@S45sc, closed at S4Hc;
February S2al GS43sc, closed ct $3.50: March
| 34L434SZc, closed ct 84S1c; April S5c; May
S6M 957To, closed st S7}se. Rye quiet and
seed firm at 1.S91f. Pork, demand active
prices advanced 4096oe and the advanced was
well sustained; ossh %. le@I3. IS for old, 1875
| 9I4.00 for new; December a. 10; January 1885
| gi420, closed at 14.l5@l4I7H; February
Is. 95@1A4275, closed at 14.875f9It.40; NsJ
IL. 559lA9O, closed at l4877z@1A9 81. Lard il
fair demand; prices advanced 20GS0c and closed
steady; caeh e.60Gs. 621S; December 8.f5G
s.65, closed at {. 6215G 1855; January 6.6T4 G
s. IS, closed at 8 .60@8. s215fS; February ST
| as. 9T5<, closed at 8.95@8 975z; Marcf
500; May 9.17}EG9 80, closed at 9.275zg9 30
Bulk meats firmer; shoulders 800; short NIB
7.45; short clear IT'S. Butter weaker; choice tt
fancy creameries 30935o; choice to fancy dai
RES 21929c. Egzs quiet and unchanged at &c
Whisky steady and unchanged at l.I5.
Receipts, 10000 barrels Of aozr: 1890
bushels OF Eiaat; I20, COO busheIs OF cosn
81, 900 hUehsls Of osts; 10000 bushels rE sys
900 bushels OF barley. Ghip1lsnts, sec
barrels Of fonr; 1908 bushels o: shaat
: 9I,o00 bushels OF com; 1000 bashais {
oats; 5000 bushs,s % rys; 27,033 bushels 6
hs-isy
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sales 5000 bushels at 1889, closing at l. 1879;
May sales 10000 bushels At l.l9115ssl .20ss,
closing OF I.20Ss. Corr, spot lots and No 8
fully SIC lower, Others firm options opened
Lake better, afterwards declined 15m2Ic.
later became excited and advanced 2GG2s5c clog
ing strong: receipts $4,000 bushels exports
I9A, 600 bushels; ungraded 40065c; No 8 53]$
155o; No 2 54H86515e; No. % white see;
No. 2 December 6S 4 06514o, closing at 65 &c;
January 64hu 664c, closing st 664c; Feb
696c, closing at 6955c. Oats higher and firm !:
mixed western 369s8c; white western 2Seg4Sc
Coffee, spot fair; Rio dun ard nominal; options
a shade higher; sales: $500 bags Bio No.
December at 10.a0@ 10. 10; 81, 250 bugs January
at 1920; $3.50 bags February at 1920
6I0. IS; $3.50 bags March at 70 25G3IG 80;
1850 bags april at 1885; ESQ bags
May az IL. 20; ESQ bags June st 10 As; $50
bags July at 1915; $50 bags August at 1915.
Sugar s.eady with fair demand: refined quiet
mould &c; granulated 61-l6@875c. mo-
lassss quiet. Rice quiet but firm. Petroleum
firm; united i.165S; refined 9.a009 (2L
Tallow quiet but firm, Rosin quiet and IN
changed Turpentine dull and weak at 35@
35llc. Eggs, western fresh, quiet and barely
steady at 49, 98!c. Pork held stronger in
sympathy with the west: new mess quoted at
Is 25@14.75. Beef quiet but steady Cut
meats nominal; long clear middles &c Lard
higher; priIns steam 500; December s 500
8 90; January 8 .9319 10; March 2.12@9.S2:
April 9.3l@9.4o; May e.9389.52. Butter dull
and weak. Cheese quiet and unchanged
Otsar srtiolsa snchgnsed
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ramllr RetaiI Market.

The following quotations are prices current at
ne new market, Wabashaw street:
BREAD AND EL0CR-Wheat bread sc per III;
rye bread, sc per ID; Vienna bread, Ice per loaf;
dour, &c per ID.
BUrrrR-Far-n house, SEC Der ID; cooking,
C1ai1zzlEsc-121 z8l5cQ2Oc; Swiss, 20@25o.
CoTFEE-C1reeD Rio, 5Q6ibs for 81; Java,
(grsep) 80 Abs for 81; Rio roast. "a
G6G7lDs for 81; Javs roast, 35e per ID, 3lbs
Tor 81, hIoca. same as Java.
EGGs-CGse eggs, 9Cc; fresh, none il market.
EEUITs-Appies SOC peek; crabs SOC peck; Cal
ifo-nia grapes 25c To- Catawbs 6Gc basket; or
auses 6Gs175c doz.; cranbsrriss SIC quart.
HIEATs-S rIoia steak SC; porter house lsc;
roazrs 1851 corned 71lCc; mutton and veal l5c;
fsr chops and roasts, pork lee; pork sausages
l0c; bolognas I23sc.
PoUIlTRY-Tarkevs Ice ,b;chickens lCGl21Sc;
reese I0al215o; ducks I0GI21sc.
SUGaRs-Crauu .ated l0}6 lbs for l &c; Stand
ard A Il lbs for 100; extra liz lbs for Ice;
yellow c II lbs for l.o0.
TEA-Gunpowders 50G91c; Japan from 70 to
Zoe; Oolong 80 to sec; Young Hyson 30, So Gee.
VEGETABLE Beans, dry l5e quart; heets 75c
bushel, carrots Use bushel; cabbage 10, 10, 25c
each: celery sec doz.; horse radish l5c Id; leeks
See doz: onions 75c ushei; parsley l5c buuch
peas, dry l5o quart; parsnips 90 bashel; ruta-
5sgas &c bushel; saor&raut l5c quart; potatoes
5CI60c bushel; tgrnips 60c bushel.
NlI1K-7c quart: cream 60c quart.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09
On HIS MUSCLE.

Congressnaa Captain John Z Finerty OF
Chicago ThrotsIes the Britiah Lion and
Makes Rim Hang Els TaIl-In His Paper,
the Language Being Pretty strong.
CHICAGO, Dec. s.-The Citizen, whcae
editor is John F. Finerty, member Of COZ
grsas, aided In originating the ParRell
fund, and the large fund which was used in
the defense of O'Donnell, contains lead
ing editorial in its current issas on the
conYiction of o'DonnoIl, and declares that
as the result of the trial the party
of violence will henoeforth be
tbs supreme one IN Irish politics. The pa
per declares that O'DoncelPs killing of Ca
rey was the boldsst Arrangement of history,
and the most honorable, and his conviction
by the usual English hanging jury aud The
inevitably partisan English judge hiss PIT
an end forever in the Irish mind 70 al
hope Of even ordinary justice from Eog-
iishmsn. After oeolering it will never
again raise & cent TO defend any Irishmap
in a British court of law, and never CON
tribnte or advocate the contri-
button of Gny more money
unless il be for the purpose of striking
terror in the demon heart Of the over
grown bastard that hesisstes at no crime
TO maintain her ubiquitous power, and
never fails to whine sejectly When forces
superior to her Own are applied to mako
her quail. The editorial Gays, ODonneil
will no doubt be hsnged on December II.
AS the Irish race has failed to
save him it must not fail 20
avengs him. The editorial further
| declares that England shows no nercg,
| and that Ireland Eill no longer show any
and that willis Englsnd points TO her ships
and cannon, Ireland may point and that
soon 80 tbs wreck OF the parliament build
ings and the ruins OF ST. Pgul's, and suR
gesss that New Zsalander may yet be
seen on the London bridge trying to cross
! 10 on blanks,
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QINAN;jR q COMMERCE.
On Change.

Sa PAUL, Dee. 6.-I.here vas quite . Is
2. TEND lance u the boatd OF trade YES eriay END
but little interest was shown in anything vi-l
tae exception of corn, which was asked lor
freely with but li5lie IL tba market, and that
little was soid at prices higher thea bidders
quotations. Eutares-adva1ced &c. Wheat for
January and Feoruary was C of, while oats ad-
vauced }Sc 10 lie o. present and futures There
sesns but little demand f1r hay and tae marAe5
EIuttsl Baled hay was offered al 66.!3 with no
bidders Inquiry Tor May eggs at So was maze
with no Oilers. The following are tine quota
lions a. Ing call:
wHEAr-'.4o. hard. 97c BIZ. Si.01 asked;
December Si.G) asked; January, Joe DO
s.. 03 asked; February 55s bid hay 81 10 bd,
$L.Io asked; Ne. ] Northern soc Dld; 80 Z
hard. &c bid SOC asked; No northern QUO
d 10 s zee bid; No. &c bid, rejected ooc
I'd
Coax-No. 2, So bid, SIC asked; January
54c bid; February 54c bid; May, BE BID, 6tc
asked: No SIC bid, 53c asked
OArs-No. mixed, &c bid, 29c asked;
January, Sic asked; February Sic BID, SIC asked;
Nav 24c bid, 35c asked; No 4 white, 70 bid,
2gL>o asked, IN sacks SIC asked; No. g white,
8iRIET-No. J, SOC Bid; No. extra, 45o
I'D No. $50 i0c.
RYE-No. z, 4Sc bid.
s7RoUND FEEp-Sl9.e0 asked.
CORN MEAL-sI9.0G asked.
8RAN-Ss 90 in bulk; $40 90 in SACKS asked.
BALED HAE-s7oo asked.
TIYoTHY-SIU. % asked.
FLAX SEED-$I. 20 bid
7TIMoTHY sEED-Sl.I0 bid, 81. 20 asked.
CLovER sKKD-s4.t0 bid, $50 asked.
DRESSED Hoss-5c bid, 54 asked.
PoTATCEs-A1c asked.
EGas-25c bid, 2Gc asked.
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Minneapolis Markets-

The receipts and shipments at and from Min
nsapsls yesterday were as follows:
Feceipts-Flour, 875 barrels; wheat =, 20
bushels; oats, 800 bushels; barley, e08 /, Is;
millstu1f, 81 tons; nay Sc tons; coel, 90
tons; wood, Sc cords barrel stock, car fax
seed, 1906 bushels. Total csrs, $50
Approximations, $3.50 barrels; wheat s.
600 bushels; barley, 81 0 bushels; IniI stuff,
4z4 tons; coal, $40, OoC tons. Total cars, o5o
Flour-Patents s698 so; straights, as. 259
SIS; clears, S475G So low grades, $s93.2 Is.
Wheat-No. l hard, 99c: No. hard,
exc; No. northern, 8 G1ssc No. 2 northern,
SEC.
Uorn-No. ,, 57752c
0ats-No. 2 mixed, a8o; No. white
Bran-Brlk, s8@8.25. In sacks, 50 more.
Shorts-$l0g1l.
Mixed feed-$I8 bid
HaJ-Good upland wild, ST 7EG8.e9
The sales reported yesterday we're as follows
5 cars No. e & D, in store, 871Sc; l car No.
2 hard sample, f. O. b., csc; care rejected, by
sample, 74c; s cars rejected, by sample, 75e;
1000 bushels Ne. / hard, February delivery,
81 co; cars No. hsrd, in store, SIC; / car
frosted, by sample, E. o. b., 62o; car sample, +.
o. b., 8Sc; l car rejected oats, by sample, t. 0.
b., 29c; car shorts, 5000.
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SsUE CENTER ACADEMY +,
AID
Commercial Institute,

This Institution Ia tbs Grove Lake Acndeun-
of individual Instruotion,'' which by s liberal
bonus OF land and money By the people OF Ssuk
Center is pow located On the hanks Of 6suk Lake,
ope and half miles from Tire village. The
school vii enter on its seEe; tn "a End resume
business or Monday, Ssptembero This school
has been complete success, an has given to
its patrons entire satisfaction. No classes.
Pupils recite alone in private rooDs. Reference
to the business and professiona men Of Sank
Center It viii pay parents Who hsye sons 70
educate from home to send for cular sad rules
of this institution. We have -npie accomno-
dation toreighty5tS9l boerdera
THE PRINCIPAL.
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NewYors proouca aazaes.

REV YosK. Dec. 6-FieUr dali; T=eeipts
1909 barrels; exports 5000 barrels: good
to choice z.1ogs.75; Minnesota patent process
5.7597.oe- Yheat,spot lots 14SKc and OF
tions 1850 stronger ard higher; receipts
29,000 bushels; exports l72,G00 bpshess; an-
graded spring .075sGI .0s1S: ungrafei Ze1 SOC
9Ii2; No. 8 red i-0sGI .c3i{: No. Z red
t.121l.l2SG; ungradad white 1.es1i o.
No. 2 red December eeles IL, Geo bushels q
i.lessSi .liss, closing y III e: 5annary sales
i, As, e5Q, bushels et l.I21sGI. fs1s eicsias
Jol.ss=-.=saez.s..
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YYnalasals praduce go.

BuTTER-I-oyger grades, receipts liberal. high
n brands scarce; grease, &c, packing stock OFT
laeor, 7Iao: store packed sweet, I2148lec;
hoics deiry, sc; creamery, 20U32c.
BslEs- Common, l.50Gi.75; medium, $40
90 hand picked r3.liura, g. SO; land picked
.-.5-. s 3GG3.25.
F,.5s ~ r-.-r--r-- 1-- t.---, f1-,
hort clear, 1s1le; si- a-derf, s-5c. hous. III 2
I4c.
CHEESE Skim, Gg7c; part cream, 899o; ful
cream ola, IG1iic full cream iaI made, ~
Il815c.
81. city dressed, 5j58755c; mutton, country
igeessd, g0!o; city dressed, 795zsc; 7esl' lV9
lie.
Eaas-Ioe house and picked, z5g26o; strict
" fresh, We sad very scarce.
FEUITs-Apples, 8. '9E14 80; psars, Califor-
MA, 3.25@9 IS per box; oranges, Florida, $50,
louisiana, do, G87CCi Merins lemons, 6; cram
osrries, 9.5oG leo; Malaga grapes, 19I.5o;
Catawba graphs, lG@l2c per 10.
FURs-Mink, 50c0 100; coon, &C 980c; lynx,
l5O99D0; musk rat, 8@uc; kits, Sc; red fox,
l.258i.5e; kits, 39g4uc; silver fox, 20.0o8
1000, or0es e 50@6 90; otter .0a@6.G0; fisher,
5 .0067 90; skunk, 30975c; badger, SOC 75c;
Wild cat, 509160o; house cat, lG8 &c; narten,
l.25Gs Ok; W lverine, 4.0G@5.00; wolf, l.S0G
so; prairis volt 75e@l 81; bear, 7.G04 10 GO;
cubs, 4.J096 90; beaver, Lake Superior,
2.Oo62 2. 26peF 10, Hudson bay, 2.0c92.25 per
d., DslIota, 1.5Q9 rs Per 10.
HIpEs-Dry, l29 Sc; green, salted, TIC;
qreon, SIC; calf dTy, &c. green l2o; deer, dry,
lj825c; antelope, 2092sci elk, 2Qg35c; buffalo,
591Oc.
HoSrY-white clover, zoe 10; bHckwheat, 18c
b
Hops Washington Territory, Csc; New York
CORK Mess I2.0c0 s. 90 per barrel.
POULTRY raickaus. dressed 5dsc per ib
'urkeys, dressed, lo9llc; dHcks and geese,
t0c.
Poors-( Sie5icipal) ginseng, 1.75g i85; sen
eca snake root, 35g13lc per ID.
Woo1-Unwashed. 1Sgllc; washed, ESQ
Bic.
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Chicago live stock

CHICAGO, Dec. s.-Ths provers' Journal
reports: Hogs, reoe'pts 5000; shipments
$500; market strong and 1Go higher;
packing .50@6 90; packing and shipping so
90 .65; Light 4.4O@5.oo; akips s.oO34 as,
closed weak with Is coo left. Cattle, receipts
1850; shipments 1890; strong; exports s. z68
100; good to choice shipping steers 5.7GG
$40; common to medium 42595.50; Tex
ans 4.0095. 90. Sheep, receipts 8 o; ship
msnts 2,5o0; the market was dull; in
ferior to fair 2C09s.o0 Per cwt; good 900;
choies 400; Texans 20og5.Se.
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LIGHT WANTED!
Proposals for L4mHS.
- LIZ, 8 OFrfoE.
ST. PAuL, Mimi, Nav. Il, $50

ST. PAUL, MINI, NnV u, $50
Sealed proposals. viii be received at tiis Of
fee until Tuesday, the 9Th day Of December,
1883, at 3 o'ei',sK P. a., for lighting sueh OF
the Streets of the City otst. Paul g. as cne am-
mon Council Of the City may order AID let-sul-
me-" wirb OIL, aptha or such Other acceptable
substitute IS said Council may deem propsr, for
the pesiod of one year Pr po-als mus stat' jn
addition to the cost OF Lighting the lau rs now
| owned by the City, the price that new lamps,
aud posts viii be furnished for wien ordered
Proposals Innst also state the rate for gnu g
each lamp per night 70 the entire year. ard also
FOR lighting lamps in accordance 0isa the
schedule now used by the st. Paul Gas i.Igaf
| Company.
bond il the sum OF si,0a0, With good sure
| ties, Conditional that il the contract is
| awarded to the bidder hs VII execute and carry
out same, - must accompany each proposal
| The Common Council reserves the right to re-
| ject any and all bids.
| THos. a. PKENDzseAsg,
| 3l7--S46 Crty lsrk.
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Asure cure FOR Blind, Bleeding, itching snd
liberated Plies, has been discovered by Or. VEL
liam, 81 Indian rsmedy) called DR. WIIdIAs5's
Iz!DIAaz OISTMENI. a single box has cured the
worst chrsnic cgsea of IS years. standing no
one nsed suffer ave minutes after applying sAis
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions sn& is-
strulnents do more harni than el,sS. pgillisEa's
Ointment absorbs the tumors, alays the intenss
itching particularly at night aIter getting -rsrm
in bed, ects So g poultice, gives instant and
painless rgljef, and is prepared only for Pilss,
itching OF the private parts, and fer nothing slss
For sala BIZ al 3ruggists, sod mailed CT recsir
Of prizes, 81. MOVES, BROS. 4 GUThET
Wholesals 4gents. St. Paul. HIM as
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DRY @ooan

EEw YoRE, Dec. s.-The market is without
change in the character of the demand, and with
a rain storm prevailing business has been very
dull except at low figures. Agents have made
the following reduced prices: Utica Nonpareil
S6-inch bleached cottons to lie, Berkeley No.
80 cambrics 2ec, No. $50 lsc, extra 1s11Sc Ions
dale csmbrics il]Sc, Lonsdale s6-inch 5leached
shirtings &c net, Blackstone Xxx se-inch bleached
TIC net, Blackstone "A SS-inch 7c net, Hope
ss-inch bleached 4xo net, Fitchsille 5e-;nch
bleschsd 611c net, Farwell 56-inch bleached Sc,
Cabot 8S-ipch 10, Cabot 3i-inch exc. Ions
dale oambrics, also Blsokstor es, Hope and
Fitchvills s6-inch costoas, are lower in prices
than those realized at the auction of March,
1873, when the coat of production was Is per
il the same as adopted after the auction ssIs no
ticed above.
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Never Give Up.

If you are suffering with low and depressed
spirits, loss of appetite, general debility, dis
ordered blood, weak constitution, headache,
or any disease of bilious nature, by all means
procure bottle of Electric Bitters. You viii
be surprised to see the rapid improvement that
viii follow; goa viii be inspired with new Life
strength and activity viii return: pain and mis-
cry viii cease and heucsforth you viii rejoice IL
he praise OF Electric Ritters Sold at 30 cents
bottle BY Lanlbie & Bet hume.
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Lake Elmo snd saltwater Trains.

LEAVE MMEEkPoLLss
Yz:GG @7:u0 Z n.
LEEyE ST. sAUL.
tE.39 sza 1915 n, f3o5 sln, 1898 T. ,12;s- sra
s205 1908 ? : sud TAB II.
LrAT2 sTJzLWArER FoR II. PAVE. a5I.-5.'s EcEzi
7:a0 70 1878 n, fI2:Oa n. Ellis EC, !I'5 , n,
49, N, 1885, 2 n.
r Daily. Except sondsys, : E1css. he is5a.
~ Tickets. Sleeping Ga &coonzaoazs-S-lA
al information can be seeure1 at
30. Is Niooilst Bousa Block Minneapolis
J. OHA2BOHEEAO. iickss aTsEss
kSiurespoIis dspckcoIner Washington aE1 touRa n
avenue north. 4. Z. MARTIN, Ticbet zS2szs
Gosner Third and jackson ssrsetss st. PAIL,
QEks. Z. PKTsGH, City Ticse' aseGSss
Few Jnioz Dspo:. fooI OF Siblsy street.
KELBEL & BROWN, Ticket 8rsats,
e (. HAYDEN Ticke4 A9sDs, 5tillWessg.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS MAaKETs
HiiwsuAas Proauoe Makes,

EnwAuKEr, Dec. s.--Elous quiet and weak.
Wheat higher; $3.50 cash; s6Ao January;
979sc February; 1853 HAY. Cora firm;
No. $40; rejected 4811o. oats higher;
No. Sic. Rye unchanged; Mo- Csc; No.
55c. Barley higher; No. z 6314o; extra No.
sic. Provisions higher; mess pork l4.15 De
ceEber; 1905 January. lard, prims steam
8 20 December; 675 January. Lige hogs
higher at 4.50G5.00. Butter Gr1n. Cheese
quiet. Eggs easier at 24G525o. Beoaipts; $4,000
barrels of fou1; 1884, bushels OF whea;
$4,000 huehela OF barley. Shipments, Is, coo
bsrrelE OF Sionri 1909 bushels Of shess; 8,0Q9
I dghsls Of bsrley.
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Pere Eyacinthe.

BosToN. Dec. 8.-Pers Hyacinthe and
family have arrived. Il 2 public meeting
on Sunday night he I'll deliver an address.
He will then visit few of the eastern
cities and the principal western cities and
California.
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Il. The general market closed strong. 1t is
understood the Oregon Transoontinental d.
rectors will today discuss the question CT
dividend, bit nothing definite has l.aan made
ratlic.
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.szar Division

Milwaukee & Chicago ES IF.
s.liIrsuksa & Chicago *
La Crosse, Dubuque, Eocs
Island s. st. Louis Exp.
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III. PAUL., MuE.

wAleo Agent for BRAINA31'g aUgtg 3 l.
WORLD, published at ClsTalzHd, Chic. e kss
bsan published ger 70 Jears, End ia cxnaEl-
sdged TO Do TIC ebIsat end BEST gs vel % she
Oldest alrsicA. ;,,afslel IN s.s eoaairgs zTsfy
teachsE, amateur snd pupii shrz.d ba7e Il.
Price 81. 50 yes +. Aosirsss Is izezs. s.ssiEei
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SCR. 1Iinn. Ia {. DaV'p; IL.
OslnarAccomJnodatjol..-.
zfsscn Gity. sou & West. g
HsssinGa g Dakots Div.
sbsrass1 s. Dakota s.<.-.,
Aberdeen L DGkcta EI.
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Following were the receipts OF grain at Chica-
go by cara; Winter wheat 20; spring wheat
2s5; corn 500; cats liz.
Curb-Corn, Sic May.
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The Denvar Ct tha fygr t1,eest-ls the terminal
Esoint OF thHeo divisions Of the Northern Paoi6o
8ailroad. It is located IS tna geographical cen
tar OF 5fzt l51.s. Il has had g Tnosa gnafveioci
growth.
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Goverumants- Strong.
State Securities
Bonds-RaiIroad bonds less active.
Stocks-DulI and somewhat lower the past
hour. At 2. II. sock were quiet and II
regular but n b main firm. During the after
noon Wizards ware strong; Northern Pacific
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State of Markets-Buoya1t.
Nay pork opened st 14.45; closed at 1890.
May lard opened at 9.o7; closed at $50.
February oats closed at S44c; April oats
at 35c.
Grain MISUNDERSTANDING lie the grain
movement for the t77eaty-fouE hour3 snding
st Z O'Clock this morning Tor the points below;
Bscair.fs Shicnoaa4s
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EVENING REPORT.
Money market easy at 2g2H per cent,
closing at l per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 59611 peg cent. Startling exchange,
bankars' bills dull at s4.Sl1s; do. ex. demand
$4.84H.
Governuents-Strong.
BoudG-Rsilroad bonds firm.
Et2te Securities-Dull.
Stocks-While the stock market YES dull to-
day there was general improvement in pl .cos.
Oregon Transcontinentsl advanced to A, North
ern Pacific to 2714, Missouri Pacific to SO, Union
Pacific to ai2s, Northern Pacific preferred to
595s, Lake Shore to I0lA, Delaware, Lacka-
vienna & Western to 11s11, New York Central to
HIS, Chicago & Northwestern to I1s5s, Phila-
delphia i Reading to IS, Chicago, ELL waukes
st. Paul to 97M, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Ma
toba to 10l5S, with smsller advances on 9Th
The general advance for the day over last night
prices was H9lX per cent. The question OF
the Oregon Unconstitutional dividend next week
remains entirely undetermined yet. New York
Central has declared its usual 2 per cant. quar-
| terlY dividend, payable Jan. Is. The books
close Dec. is and reopen Jan. 81. New York
Harlem has declared its usual per cent. semi
annual dividend, payable Jan. I, and the Lowell
! d Andover g semi-annuaI diYidend OF 81 Dol
| cent.
The Transactions aggregated 1877, 900 shares
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Elsc,intg snd stlpments .

Recaipts and shipments of grain, live stock,
produce, merchandise, etc, for the swentY-tour
hours ending Dec. s, 1888:
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RI. poran,s ouarter-Honr Repo rts.

ST.. PAUL, Dec. s.
The following quotations, giving the range OF
the markets during the day, we're recsiyed ~ II.
Doran, Commission Merchant;
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ATnERm LEA ROnTH.

Leave st. PsuL ar. 81. Papl
rTr,,aaoe Byo-s5s. ,,.,.... . 90 en-. 1903 an.
Ijas Moines Il kansas O. Ell s700 an T8:O4 a M
81 Louis Through" Exp. T2;50 pa xI2shj p. a.
Das Roines & KansGs O. tx 1850 pm. 1920 pm.
EzcoIsior end Winthrop. 1880 Pm. Sl2;29 P. n.
chicago ''Fast'' Express. d7;25 Pm. d7;z5 an
d daily. %ially except Sunday, fdeily except sat
urdsy, fdaily except Monday. Ticket o1Eces 81.
Paul corner Third ana slolsy streets, E A. 8h!ts-
ker, City T3ckat and Passenger agent, SGD Clipo
Depot. 3. +. B93D,
esnofsI Ticket end PASSENGER Agent, Minneapolis.
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90 - .f-s J = -iEs
cA.ce@o : a5iiEauEae * 2
| o. csEa K Milwaukee *. =.
Il G-osee, Dubuqos. EGos
Island : ST. LeIis EXP .
Ta0ss hs Accom-. $500. ..
Tows & SLt1a Division.
CaHaaT Accommodates.
Con. Einn. and Es Elc...-.
Eaear. City Sou = Yes. g;
Hastings : JsSe1e Div.
Ekcr6ssR 3 Dakota express
Aberdeen i Dakota Ez.