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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-02

G7.oe; Water wheat aour, southern ead his
aouri a.7sGo 10, Michigan 4.0c@5.so. Wheat,
demand active and strongi opened weak anu
lower, but closed firm; $50 Nover.bar; 95 ii
@ssHo December; 961S@96Ac January;
i.0Shs May, No. 5 spring ss9Ss3so; No. S
spring 8llio; No. 9 red winter 99cGi co.
Corn frnaer and in improved demands; closed
higher; 47Xa4s4o cash and November; z6Xc
December; 46}s 1870 year; 1880 january;
1870 May. Oats quiet for cash; others un-
changed; 27Xc oaRh;27Xc November; 1880 De-
cernber; 27Xo year; 2s16@2a5so January;
Sj&@Si76c May. Rye quiet at 5fc. Bar
ley quiet at coke. Flax seed steady at 1.S7H
Pork active, firm and higher; lo.a5@lo. SO
cash; lo.2a1S@lo.2S November; 10. ask@
9ti.15 january; IL .2ssaiL273S February.
Lard moderately active; 7.221$97 rs cash;
7.20@7 .221S November; 7,22}< OF .35 Deem
bsr; 7.l767.2s year; 1897 .a234 January; 7.40
81. s25G February. Bulk meats in fair demand;
shoulders ATS; short ribs 6.65; short
clear $40. Butter quiet and unchanged fair to
fancy creamery ale2Sc; good to fancy dairy
lf@25o. Rges steady and unchanged at 24Q
25c. Whisky lover at l.l5.
Csl-Wheat, in good demand; advanced nc
November, Nc Deosrbsr; declined 1.c Janu-
airy, }se May. Corn in fair demand; ad-
vancsd 80 November, December and year;
advanced 10 January. Gets in fair demand;
advanced &c January, sc May F0rk, demand
active &c higher November and December; ad-
vaRced 2735c year ard February. Lard in good
demand; advanced z1ec November, year, Janu-
arg and February.
Receipts, 25,U00 barrele OF Rour; IS, coo bush
SIS OF vAest; lt9.a09 bushels Of corn;
1860 euhlels of oats: l4,0o9 bushels OF rye;
$500 bushels of barley. Shipments, l6, COS
barrels of 6cur: 5000, bushels Of wheat;
294, 300 bushas Of con-: 125,00a bushels of
cats; 1I0,C0C bushels Of rye: 5000 bushels of
barley.
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anfril MatRef.

Thefollowing shows the pr1oee for which the
articles named scld the day before publication:
DfessiBa oranges retail at 8Bc@G3c per doLen
Lemons, 50J pac dor Banana, eos-ca, $50 peg
doz. rre0 ettuoe eelliugat 0co per don. Apples
$3.0OEa0l. New potoSoe-7 500. per bu;
others, none, Onions, dc ps< bu, Graz
uises1 sugar N "a ~. packages, Ioo;
i'oeSiage1, &c; cut loa2, 11oi crashed.
tI}5oi Ext. G., 9]gci Yellow O., e3Eci brown
gci Linnesota, ice. Beos .. g. Jnra cotoe,
$500; sost Mocha, 2Coi best BE, 8s15c, Roy5
tele, EnS. hreaktast7 o. Per Ii; bssl Zouns
Uyeos4, "a pew Ii; h5st lIGn 2ov3sg, $3.50 per
bn.' boat Ja2aa, SEC; baet aasset Grad JepGr,
7Jo, Grange Blcs3oJa Sour, 1915 per cv6;
Pulsnurv's 1919 pr cva.; Etusyal, SS.26,
Eggs', 26c rer d7s,; ...15h, $50.
A0Sr5-Strioln sad pp,oor uoUBG ssVti, 19o;
nib roaste, lbo; eEok rososs i2}To; lantts chops,
I5o; fore gUaF'or, I2c3ti foGHd sseaii, ~ PC;
shoulder, 1906 veal. 169l5o; PORK ohors, lOc;
pork ruasts, i0ci lam l5o; baoon sDd dry
bacon, l5ci shoulisrs, Sc; oorn b9es, G98c:
seusaGs pork, Za]4oi smoked 5aues.sa, ice; lard
f. iss, iOcl rev single lb.. 10: il kegs
S&3i dried beaf. I6o.
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er. PAUL. ThursAay, Nov. I. 1888


The anticipation OK large deliveries (bsinS the
Gr.t OF the month) on November contracts
stared the market lover this morning. But
immediately after the opening the market ad-
vanced, as it YEA slrmisedss that all athe wheat
will center In good hands that are able aud will
ing to hold il. At this writing we ara not In
formed who has taken the wheat delivered, but
the tendency OF the market lsads us to the bs-
lief that tho receipts did not weigh hsavily upon
the market, IS considerable strength WAS devei-
opsd and Kept up during the entire session OF
tho board NE admit, however, that carrying
charges are high-in fact, too high to show a
healthy condition. Bat speculation sesms TO
have turned, aud Gppears willing to pay such
extraordinary premiums, considering the wheat
chenp at present prices. We sho0ld say it is
low, that it ought never TO have left the dollar
mark But the BEARS were too much for ths
Ms ket after such spooessfGl period, believing
the,aeelyes masters OF the situation; and ths end
OF their reign may be near q. hand, though they
viii show their testh whenever opportunity Of
fers. They said yesterday that Saturdays exhi-
bition OF strength reminded them OF the sick
man Taho thought he wac vel, and SCOT up''euIy
TO tal on the floor. To-day the bulls may say
that tho mistake lay with the doctor. the patient
simply having beon persuaded that he vas sick.
Car loEds received in Chicago fer the past
twenty-tuuF hours we're as follows: Winter wheas
IL; spring whsat lG!; corn ;Gl; eats rs.
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EyEAlA!LTHIS WEALTH

De. Il, @. Vests nerve and brain sraetnsnt a
spsoias foE hysteria, dizzineaa cuayzisioss,
nervons headache, mental derseaaoE, logs OF
rnsD1ory, premature old ege, csosei ny ever
exertion or over-induigence, whieh leads to n,ss
cry, decay and death. Ono boy vii sure rsoaAt
casea, Each boz contains ona months :res&-
msnt- One dollar boz or SIX boxes for Eve
dollars, sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price.
We guarantee six boxes to euro elS ase, }Sith
each order received by ue FOR riT bcz@e, socorn.
panied with five dollars, We viii e< = thu pnn-
cnaeer our written gasrentes TO rat'iYs the noasy
If tho treatment does not effect oare. GUAR
snrses issued only by Laclbie & CO., corTsg
Third AUG EabeahsY etreste, 81. Peal. Ml1.u-
Owls hg zleai ss,..nnEtiv aEhso2nR ~.
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Eur,aass RrocEs.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. III. Z. Essen, lead
ing clothing merchant, left bis home for
his placs Of business Wednesday morning
and has net since been seen. During the
past few weeks hs hEs shown sigus of IN
settled intellect, md il is supposed that
business troubles prayed on his mind.
Members OF the firm declare they are
sound 60 dollar, bss are contemp plating
dissolution on scooust Of hard times.
he peliee thiDk Eisen committed suicide.
He has wife and three children.
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Corn receipts tn Chicago, 1855 bushels;
shipments, 294, I64.
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.


2.50Gz. 20. TEszt quiet; s25Sc November: $50
December; s6e January; 1.034 hsy. Corn
scarce AID srnsE; 49o No. 2; 465S34sc rejsct-
cd Oats veaker; SO. 2 s7s&c; rejected 27o.
Hys qEist; No. l 561<o: No. 2 $40. Barley
quiet; No. s05Sc; extra No. sec. ProYisious
higher; 1-eSs park 1915 October; Ii.20 January.
bsrd, prime steam T.35 OctsSer; I IS January
Live hogs higher st 4.loG4.eO. BaSsor stssdy.
Cheese unsettled at IiII2xe. Eggs
scarce snd firm at 22E24c. Rsczip.s, 1s,QUe
barrels OF soui; 80, 0o9 bushels Of whsst; IS,
e1e hashSss OF barley. E.ipus-1r, 40 o
hzrr--s oe 5o1r; 500 bushels OF Ehesti 2,sGc
bushels OF bailey.
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Dry Goods.

NV Yong, Nov. 1.-The demand for gen
eFal merchandiseis very indifferent to dali. The
demand for cottons IL restricted to Immediate
wants, which in the egsres ate have taken a fair
q1a1tity. Wooden goods ara v,ry quiet The
auction sales having attracted 30 mqny buy
ers to market, agents have cleaned up many odd
lots Of heavy goods. Wilnerding, Hcguet &
Co. msds sale OF bIuo ard scarlet twijled
hannes, Of the manufacture Of L. ". Faulkner
4 Sons. The olferings and prices were es fol-
lews: 70 packages medium navy blue hauneis at
92]z9 23]1o; 93 Bay State aedica,ed at 2211
24c; is medium royal blue a: 22slG2SI6c; az
scarlet aaunels at 22@@221l. Several small
lots made in all $50 packages. The prices mark
much lower average than those obtaiutd far
corresponding grades at yesterday'o sale.
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Chicago Five stcs K.

CnoAoo, Nov. 1.-The Drossrs' sournl
reporps; Eogn, voseipta $3.50; shipment.
400; stronger for good, heavy leo higher;
packing E,1o9a.40; packing and shipping $50
nsas ;sx: sb;v;,,e sn,p e su' so
brisk OF good, dull on common; exports 625
@7.8s; good to choice shipping stssrs S.4aSa
SIS; COMMON TO medina 4.1s9s 80; range
steady; Colorado sos; Wyoming a.o5; grass
fed Texans s.7s. Sheep, receipts 2,4s0; snip
meats 4, 100; marlfSr active and steady; inferior
to fair a.06S3 o.; good s.5s; choice 4.0s, Tex
a. sheap 2. 91stSs4.
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EVKNINa REPORT

EFBS1N3 dE%ORT.
Honey easier at 21fg8 per cent, closed
at ~ per cent. Primo mercantile paper 6t97
per cent. eteclsug eIchanse, bankers bills
del at g.. BIZ; do. ex. demand, $4.6i.
Gc7ernInenta-Jo-Ter.
Bonds-Railroad bonds steady.
State Ssouritiss- Quiet.
6tookz-Stoclc speculation shows no decided
movement in either direction to-day. The bulls
AID bears seem awaiting the movements of each
other, and as there have been 10 positive dem
onEtrations to-day, there have been 70 significant
changes IN prices, though a. rule they were a
frsetion lower than at the oisse last night, bit
aaide from these daily fluctuations Of prices 1t ID
absolutsly certain that thsro is a steady with
drawal of dividend stocks from the strest by
the constant inventors Ia R1au emouhts, not
only IN this country, bxt in Europe. Northern
Pacific Esld up 70 2s1z for common sad e4&
fer preferred on announcement that The govern
rasnt bad ordered transportation Of the Oregon
aud Byitsh Columb;a zaails sves the Northsrn
Pacific Inca. This, it is stated, would add over
csc, $50 to thu receipts Of tha company al
nuauy. The loan market was we'll supplied
WITH stocks and all leading shares lent fat TO
1G2 par cent. for Carrying. PuEs1a Paiass
Car said at 1897 ez. dividend.
The EUea3n0 Pest says: Four tiRss as nu:h
stock is being withdrawn from the strset ss
coneG into 1t from investsrs. The eutann
supply of dividsud-paJirg stseks In the strsss
ia being steadily diminished and tits fact viii
make itself apparent whenever there Is ezother
attempt to cover the outstanding short interest.
The uansaetiouo Aggregated 2ss, So1 shares:
Delaware, LackswEnAa q Western eS ,03a;
Esw York, Lake Erie i Western Is, OGO;
Lake 6hoye 1900; Louisville q Nashv;llo 5000;
Chicago Il North western l5,0oG; New York
Central 1l,s0o; Chicago, Milwaukee g. St. Paul
1905; Union Pacific 1900; Oregon Tran5oor-
tinental 81 900; Canada Pacific ll,0oo.
kIYTRS s1sexs.
Mining stocks very dull; Hsrn Silver sold &:
500, Chrysolito 12e, Conlolidsted Virginia 50
cente, Robinson Consolidated 1896, Sonora
Consolidated 2Gg27. Saieq for the Gay 20, 400
shares. Pipe Line certificates very dull at leo i
9lo9H, closing OF call at 1898.
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Ia. wss:ern U.ien Intsn.t.on.

New YosE. Nov. Judge O'Gornan in
the superior cours denied the motion TO
send the case of Williams against the
Western Union Telegraph company back
TO the court of appeals TO permit Williams
TO apply to the CONT tor revision ard
amendment OF the record before hira and
of the form OF his Judgment, and for
further argument on tbs exceptions to the
rulings of Judge Truax-
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DE1zvAa, Wis, Sept. "A, 1873.

GEyTs-I have taken net luite one bottle OF
the Hop Bittes. I was feeble old man OF 70
when got it. To-day an as sctivs and feel
as well IS did at 80. see great many tia.
need such medicine. D. BOYCE.
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| All objections to said assessae1t must De
made In writing and filed with the Clerk OF said
| Board at least one day prior 10 said meeting.
| NJ. KOCH, President pro tom.
! Official: r. L. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. s0e-sOs
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Whitney & Smiths Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed owner and


FL Pometcy. Commencing in y line cf
block 10, Whitney & sAith's Addition
e Bt. Panl, 1853 It Ely from the NV
corner thereof; thence Ely along Fifth
street 4S.lG e. to brakes lend; thenes
Sly along Draks's land 90 q; thence
WHY parallel with Fifth street 1913
#; IAsnse My to beginning; being
part Of said block 1a. s78 9
J II Pensroy, Commencing at point in
the My Hne OF block le, Whitney q
smith's additisn 10 S.. Paul, 1917 IT.
Ely from the II WHY oorasr OF soid
block; thence Sly at right angles with
Fifth street, s619 IT.; thence Ely aleng
My line OF Simpson's acre IS r.;
thence N'iy at right angles with Fifth
:, ST, eet, to N'ly line of said block IS;
thsnee wis Sc IT. to beginning $500. sss
Lena b Cinr&, Co:nnencing on Sly Ens
Of Fifth strsst, st point 80 It. Ely
from WHY line Of block Is, Whitney /
Smiths addition t. st. Paul; thence
Sly s5t54 It. to simpsons aere; thence
Ely IS IT.; thence My 857S #. to s'ly
line of Fifth street; therce WHY rs
feet, 70 beginning, being part OF said
block Is. $40 z
Ht7reve, commencing on SLY line of Fifth
street at point By # Ely from WHY
line OF biock1s, Whitney G Smiths adj
dition to ST. Paul, thence Ely 80 fs,
thence Sly at right angles with Fifth
street, S6lz It; thence Why parallel
with Fifth street 81 feet, thence My
to beginning, baing part of said block
Ubitnov E Gr,:4b3s A5l:4:o, - ca ID
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TEE DAILY GLOBE,
SEVEN ISSUES PEE WEEK.
Daily and SUNDAY GtoBE, OLE DOLLAR

D.rIY snd SUNDAY GLoBB, OSR DOLd1AH
PER MOETH.
SIX rssCzs PZs WEEKLY 1A1J.
11le IncHLh- ..-..-..-.---.....-yO "
Thrss months. 81
Six months ~
Twelve months I3g
TuZ WEEZLy GLoBg. Is II eiget-pass papar
thu szms sizs rs the DAILY GLoBz. It ie tie
best paper fJr TIE Earns-s IN tie State. It 10
sent to any sddress, 01s yeer, cottage paid,
FOB OLE DOLLAR AID sgIFTEgN CENTS
For three na0ntils 9t u1al for IS cent?.
AnsubscriD5~E.s psysb1s Invariably in sdTaoce.
Aires,
GLOBE rguEssCoMPANH
D.. Pzai, Binns
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rAIzay EEAREKp REVIEW
oy TIE
CEIVaSs AE5 aILWslgRn MAA IgsS r.
,,,,,,.,rr,,,, o,o-,Y Ouy
OOMMIsSION MERCHANTS,

Boom :, MannheilEsr Building, Southeast corner
THIRD and hanuasots strseJs Direct wire TO
Chicago end Milwaukee, Boards Of Trsd4.
Operator In our ct6oe.)
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CzIoAeo, Nov Flour ealst and IL
changed: eonu1on 10 choice spring wheat
s.5o55 &C; 1;icaesoaa s.5gg4 %; patent 80
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Rsce;Dts and SaiDaaenrs

11sa following aEa tho receipts AID
slapnents for ahe pass twenty -fcus
nrtr-s.
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Confirmation Of Assessment for Sewer
On Cedar Street.
OsPTDE OF TIE BOARD OF PUEBLO WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct. 30, 1888.
The assessment Of I,snests. costa. and

6Tf7 OF Of. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 81, 1888.
The assessment Of benefits, costa, and expenses
arising from the construction Of a sewer ON
Cedar street, from connection with the sewer
on SeTeata street to Eighth street,
IN the city Of St. Paul, Minnesota,
having been competed by the
Bosrd OF Public Works In and Tor said
city, said Board vii meet at their Office
In said city at p N. On the 18th day
Of November, A. d. 1888, TO hear objections Of
any, to said assessment, ct which time and
place, unIees sufficient cause is shown
To the contrary, said assessment viii be con-
frTaed by said Board.
The following is a list OF the supposed own
ers' names, description Of the property beGe-
fitted, and the amounts assessed azains. ths
same, to-Tit.
Roberts s Randan's Addition to St. Pail.
Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Block. Benefits.
Randall's line) .......7&s 20 sIls 90
Iangsrin, A and :.
Merritt, " Of RaDdall's
line and s OF Gueria's
IfeJ --.---...-- .--....o ~ lS8 Is
Bazine Gasrin's Addition to St Paul.
Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Block. Benefits
Arthur z Rogers, z 65 It
Observation-Disclosures &l4 II sS7 80
81. Lallier- ..-.--....l5 IL 81 30
" Davidson, (ExceptW
50 ftl .......-.i5 II 81 80
Peter Pf-ifier. IL IL
Same, Sly Of Eight street) IL g 60
Al objections to said assessment must he
made II writing and fled vita the clerk OF said
Beard at least one day pEior TO said meeting.
II. KOCH, President pro ten.
Offciai: z. L GORzAs,
sce353 Cla-k Doetd OF Pzblic WORKS.
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GsAI. ali-rAYE
Yellowstone
National EE'2IL.
LIVINGSTON, mi. Il.

The Denver of the Northwegt--is the terminal
point OF three divisions OF tbs Northern Pacific
Railroad. It's located as the geographical can
tar of that line. 1t has he'd most marvellous
growth.
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Hahe Elmo and saltwater 4ratns.

Kahe Elmo and saltwater T'rslns.
LEAVE ASIEENGfor.
n A. u. $3.50 am, T9S0 m, f12G9.n, 11:84 pl4
gssaC ST5yG ? ~.
1izAvE sT. Rsur-
So:S ri 1915 m, 70 Of sn 1867 &c, sI2.45 ara
y % fS;o& v . and KS p -
LaNTE s71el-saZ FUN ~. psUs y s.E.raA9GaID
7as n 1913 m, Fi2a9 Ia 4v.1 f3:sO 2 n,
e:9, 10, 70 81 . n.
Lrlg. aS=sDt su nd6yE. Z1oegs Mondays
~ fiosss4, Siesping O4t Acco 1e1s15etisz5
ell information can he eet.zrs at
no. u Riccues Hnf1se Bloc<. G4nco2Dolla,
J. CALIFORNIAN, Etczef Ayeat
Minneapolis dspnt anrasr washin1<A. and FunYis
creams n-orth. II. L. MARTYR, TseG@E Ass1l
c0=slox Third GIss. S,czsoU hErscsn e. Paul
O1IAS. e. PETgCSs, City Tissss Atsana.
HSV HnioE DeFot, foot OF 3ihlsT ssz cat,
2HEpEI h BAoEE, 7Iohet Aaspha
II, z HAYDEN Ticket As,oz,t, Etellxas-st.
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"a. .DORANrs REPORTS

The following quotStIons, glvtrg the range Of
shs markets during the day, were received by Il.
Dornl, Commission Merchant:
UryEA T.
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B. FITZPATRICK.
Duhlir. Lnna G. 1871.

How TO GIT SIok.-EIpose yourself day and
night; eat too much without s1s-eise; work TOO
had without res; doctor al The tine; take all
the We nOstTans advertised, AID then yo7 VIII
wan. 70 know bosr 70 gst Ioet, which l. answered
II three wc-ls-Tate Hop BItte-s
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Eo- a.d Gzin .
ST vas taken =ick a ytssr ago
With billions fsTec."
CElPT2 Z

ST vF5s taken eick a ytar ago
With billions fsTer."
''Iy doctor prOnounced me cured, but got
sick again, With terrible pains il ny back and
sides, aud got SO bad
C-uid not novel
shruak!
From 22s lbs. 20 100! had be-sn doctoring
for ny liver, but 1t did me no good did not
expect to live more than three months. l Be-
gan 20 use Hop Bitters- Directly ny appetite
returned, my pains left me, my entire system
seemed relessd IS If by magic, and after using
several bottles l am not only assc1nd as sover-
eign bat weigh mora than did before. To Hop
3itters owe my hfe.''
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ElnanoiAI ana Stock RzHrAesa,
so0sIss nEPoIE.

Nsw YoRK. Nov. Ill a. n.-Stocts
Irregular bet in tho main higher this morning.
Oregon TranscoRtnsntsl rosa 10 As56, declined
to 1915, advanced te 90 X and reagted to Asy(sa
81. Delaware, Laokawanna & Weete-n opened
at i15, declined to lI44 and recovered to Hex.
Western Union Telegraph higher at 79hG7s1S
@7S%. The steamships Gellert AID France,
from Europe, brought l,6oo,o09 francs TO SeliS.
man x Co.
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AFTERNOON zSpoRT.

Money easy a: 2GS per cent.
Prime mercantile psper sg7 per cert BAR
silver, S,.Io}S, Sterling exchange dusu e,
S4.s y long, S&.S4 sight.
9cvsrRneuts-S.so1g.
Bonds-R&i:rgsd bonds frIner.
State Securities -Steady.
Stocks-Sinco IL the market has been quiet
and lower. The market was quiet AID Errn
until ?, when Chicsgo ( Northwestern rose &c
1855 and the whole list moved up. The ad-
vanoo brought out some louS stock and 8 de-
cline ensued. Oregon Trsnscoutinental fell t.
4SS, Union Pacific to S7s and Chicago & North
western to 122]S.
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Confirmation Of Assessment To- Sewer
On Filth Street,
orv1os or THE BoARp OF puD1Eo woszs,

CITE OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 80, 1883.
The assessment of benefits. costs and exper-
ses arising from the construction OF sewer
on Fifth street, from Broadway to Minnesota
street, in the city OF st. Paul. Minnesota, having
been completed by the Board Of Public
Works In and for said city, said Board will meet
at their Office in said city at p NJ on the 18th
day Of Nov. A. D. 1883, to hear objections (if
any, to said assessment, at which time and placs
unless sufficient cause ID shown to the contrary
said assessment will be confirmed by said Board
The following is q list of the supposed owners'
names, a description OF the property benefited
and the amounts assessed against She same, tOwit
supported owner and
description. Benefits;
b Schurzneier. Lot 6, block IL, Whit
ney & Smiths addition to St. Paul, and
strip Of land bounded by Broadway,
said lot 6 and the My end Sly lines
of said lot 6, produced to Broadway 1882 so
L and L IL Koran. Lot l, in block
10, Whitney and Smiths addition to
St. Paul, and strip of land bounded by
Broadway said lot /, and the Fly and
SLY lines OF said lot l, produced to
Broadway sos 90
Whitney & Smiths Addition 70 St. Paul.
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Lz1TV1Se TaAD1s.


RiTer Division.
Chicago 3 &iISTsukee TX :. SIC 4 Is 7s)s =,
Dhloz.j z nffITouRce III iC 9.35 . Il Ia $50 "a
Ia Crosse, Dubuque, Rock
Isie1d Z st. Lodis ZIP. 10 8 81 milo JO:lH q ~
Wa6ss ns Accom- :..-.- 10 SS5 mic 1890 a ID
JoYa 1. ZiJrp. Diricion.
CalEnnr Accommodation. . 1923 a IolJ 1854
ru. sIiIi:l. end Ia. EK-.....t ~ N-ss rlD 75 n ",
Mason City Sou IL Wet. OF y 7ss5 q ~ S;c0 = 10
HassinSs DAKOTA NV,
A5erdesa 2 Dakota express u Is p "a i1.35 N
ABERDEEN q 1eAsoss E1:.-.l9 - 2 20 525 IA
Z, usans daily. q, ercsyt annsley. p e1co1t
SsfI-~fsv. 2. eZcsrf E1rlda-,
Additional trains between ST. Paul and Hs,,r asrr
liz, va Shors Line" lea.e both cities hoaxt7 FOR
particulars zee 5bOrs Linz tirDa-shJe.
g. Rsul-Chss. Tc0QuoeJn. CITY Tiozsf kssu4 7E1
q 1b'ra street. Brown = KDsSel, Tjekst agents,
UaiSfa Ds50t.
1t.7'aeaDoiis-0. L s-cst, .-y T-essa1 ?, M No.
--oSA'' e'@-' -za~H
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Following IS to-aay's range Of prices 81 the
lsitHg,lkse and Chicago boards:
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Chicago. MlEaatGs & Il Pail R2lig2F,
trrtaal eod depart.s Of t,gralga .eaasnear train.
DzzAzzrg5 gsArRs.

HjYS- O3VlglC2c,
Milwaukee u Chicago Ez. .
G1lwsdkse Il Ghics2o TX l..
La Crosse, Dubuque, Rock
Island L 81. Louis EXP .
WsbsslaW Accom-.
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MrLYAUKzE
CHICAGO.

Wheel receipts n Chicago, i63,2l6 bushe
shipments $685..
CoRN, OATS AND i>GaK-CHICAGe.
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GonDiaglea Ipe..Iars.

Tire solI9gs3pg Ers rhs see&ass0so OF ssass fsors
ny commission Eoan ls0tgEi1T aEa ses sshjo5s
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IOWA Il Nun. Division.
Tou- 3Iinn. =, Is. & Dav'pt Tx
CalmarAccoInpodation
haso1 Oiry, Son & Yves. ex
HSstinys = CasoLa DIV.
Aberdeen L DAKOTA cE...,
Aberdeen p DGkota IL.
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St. Paul Live stecls Marriott.
BEEF oATrLE-sALEs.

Union Stock Yard Report-Sales made by
Cunningham d Ha,s, Nov. l, 1888:
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Grain Movement-Ronowing Is tbs grain
movement for .he tvgenty-four hours ending
AZ O'Clock this morning FOR the points below:
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Dining Cars oil trains to md fronsCbicago. e.s
tbia IL the OILY route that runs Dining Cars on al
Chicago trains every day IN the week.
Arrive & ar Mime
&GxEsLEo rRArzs. PoGl. apcna.
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gtocks and bonds closed st Ghe following
I,rieea bid: