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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-04-05
Arrival and Departure Of Nails.

Deedwood and Custer leaves Custer Monday,
Wednesday and Friday mornings, ut 6 Q, m,
aud arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays
ct 3 y. m.
Custer and Hot Springs leaves Custer Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday mt 8 a. M; arrives Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at 1 p. m.
Custer and Rapid leaves Custer daily at Z q. m.
arrives at Custer daily At 5 =. m.
Al mails close thirty minutes before departure.
Re istry and Money order window closes at {
o'clock p. m.
Oiice open on Sunday until IL o'clock. noon.
Ii. A. ALBfEN Z. NJ.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-04-05

BARNHARDr-To Mr.. Mrs. o. d. Barn
hardt, on Tuesday, April list, u daugi,-
ter.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-04-05
Born,

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiehe.
on Monday evening, March 30th, a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23

Ia ner cent at 67as and sold at 67's; afterwaru u
.o,d down TO SO with a considerable amount
of transactions at each e per cent ooo'I"0
and after a natural recovery to about ooA2' rapiuH
advanced 20 679sG670s4 Erie was speciai teatuIe
m the dealings: from early sales at 1875 a 80 - 2
/. later rose to l95s&19l2 The buylngoi the s'ooA
was regarded as of the best kind and gave rlse 10
a report that a new pool had been made up 10 puI-
chase 100000 shares Of the S,"'A A.
81. Vaul was less than usual feature IN the gay
operations: it nuctuatcd only between So
and s57s and closed at s54-2 per cen,
higher than last eveninr. In tue c'''
stocks Rcading was tine feature; us h'S'S
d c'.rrd from 47la to 4G9,, and in the late move
n,a,lt rcse to 4sl.afs7s. Delaware, Laeha"anna
AVID Western was comparatively duh and steady az
lrS1.q11aas. Western Union, after early sales an
esl, 60 d n e7lcq67li. and Pacific Mail after
decline from 1888 to 453i. rose 70 47l2at7L Inc
whole market moved about the same as dld the
stocks that nave been particularly mentioned ana
* "a rule the market closed excited rather thah
sronc al figures that are fractions higher than yes
ter laws last price.
Government bonds were duh AMI weak the bids
for the g. and los were L lower Annexed are the
closlug quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23

l2ist-st " cor ~ 3th-ave lO0xlOo.li, same N
snme .-.-...-.-.... .---..-..--.- .-..
Markef-zf. 40 49, Peter WtlseDs ana VIE 70 Jobn "
KAISER .-.---.. -.--.- 49, ....-.
I20fh.t. - 2384 Of -fh.ave 10 1921;
Wriahf aud vie 10 Edward g. Evans ..-.---
2Tth.sf .Ot 70 cot IN are G3y"S5. Margaret a
Tucker. widow. 90 Mary Murray ....--.
I th-4t No West etr fharles ~ IanfOu and an
Other almini.tfators 70 = Cot ate
I'm st. =. u D. D. ~ ~ tve-A. z sfxfNiG
u .nrrt'a T. WefOn sni aIot err 70 Hugo
sob rbH
Ear .rl1o say 81 2Ji John " Lsgerdge rgf
tIt' TOD .I.lf
rG'i TT sf way, so -. 20 "a rick Hara D..
Lot p. " t+ and O' Pen tpu o.. 60 IN " 4ri
Ftla" Boy re.rlee ~ Pr nrnd FnTTnan
Lot g. Benson estate l2tI Want. sguo % Heuy
Nuvr.rH
l0t' o. so 2f- Wet Ff y Y1rrn,ns and wife %
sheridan boob i0' l..ss = prrd
-'antgn--t. o. ror 1f t.ti-st, .noxlJ NTngua- w
ers .. rn .rr.r. fI .L..II h4i.r
9lrU-sf L5|.f %. fa. sc : y. .U q A K
Miller. 70 -l eI.,l,ols. t0J l. Mont s01rery 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23

= a-e bond. and citv bank stocS' were entirety
neglected. but the quotations are without A''oI1"i
changes.
i. my the market for r. lrold bonds rs whole
A. was duV today. The speculative Issues $40"
some hlrp reactions and hence there was less dIs-
no.tion 20 Press for sal" the better lass a''h"URd
tr. wa, no Improvement iu the demand for these
Erie second cousol, with moderate TRANSACTIONS,
r,,e from -33. 10 s5l,a95Hs Rome. Watertown and
O,i nvblrc cou-oi 5s were up per cent at -. ana
West hole and Buffalo first js. after sales ~ -.
rcs. ~ 53lta53Ia. Chesapeake and Ono currency
q. were a lower at 52lo after selling az -. last
Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia cousol - were oil
l,at-434. Chicago and Atlantic second "s were
dn,v,, 2, 10 s. Northwestern dcbcntUe rs ana
darlington and Quincy deheaturc 5- each were -
higher at a-at aud 9ol2 respectively. Nao''n
general 6, were OF , per cent az 81 Denver anu
Rio Craude consols were steady at 10, an"
dr>ts ~ esteru extension. were mp per cent az o.
l.r,1 Short Live FIRST IS declined - 10 - ana
sfo-..97d sold at 50. Texas and Pacific incomes
sold lp rs Cd I-7, and ended %, fNlt ana h.,'-.
hlo GraaJr division. wore mp IS at '"'4. No''A''I
ia.i i,r-i, were j. better at lo-I2; OREGON am"
Il..e.oat.aanfa, fr-ts declined . rcr cent I'D ~
.4I recovered % - %. a.a oregon A"lI'' e'-1A'
", -, ,. .-9-e-1ont to-day shows O. gain
ora tI. as.- uf 81 .~-s74', made 40 "y gains "'
SD -I.It1 COIN 81 u -II-tt~ cure IcF. uc --. d.
..,....,, f. dau.i,c heca1-e more than flI~
smr.rI -toe IN receipts OF com DO raFm'1t irr
Governments ue A>-a' once. hr,', - .''-','
..... covered ttoc o. cfl 1871 I'# cane! Us
-. L--.f-I :..--...y balance Tlo.3'4l2J; cola
IT, money market f.r the first time in p long
u..u ,e.tI.I,d srL. I.o-.t. JOINS '| .. d'...''-
SD. a. d..Illd shat carried o." sttr u' I"' I..
...-. ett..I. ID 'I-ldcra,c business Ft- do.e 'a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23

UAvAsA. Ayr 29.--l ,ar-rte e, openei quiet WIN
-ter i'u nd, u't relaxed gala .--.Iti- ..i ' I.
tuI.Hl -..trs. god .Dli fIri. u1 SNORT slft
a. Yrrn .oDa. l. l. = prom. Spanish 2od al =
G.aJaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23


inc 'N-.'. 'i'"'' l'.
-hts Oh m 'ItN'i"i"' al '''-'o.A ''' -''- '~''
week show balance ODD l'''i "I imports 'Nil Us
SInl'o'j -reA.e 'hin ioi Rae Same wee" cd 1850.
AMI chat -l'ii''4 SMALLER lh'h got t." MOCK %.
l-~- l'' imports "i 'a'i week. '9,t'''Ot' were
SlI'"l greater iH'A i'. I"a "e" "' 1881 ".'
g 400 $50 less IMAM -oi l"t Woo" "' 1875 ODD.
exports .''. 'l''. "e'e 0l'V-''''t '-L '9t' '''-
les, re- JtcuFey titl TT tie ".--- 40! l'Nj dl-
l-7-. t"I She sixteen "r. as 'i '"i' yea" .Ae 'i-
pore "' merchandise exceed iit exports +'''I' a.
'''- "''.'' '' 90 g. ',' "' '-.'' 'i '>''
oi l>7'' @'" '' = 80 '.''' ie' Una" ''' excess TOT
'l' '','' i'l'''
"i.''
ness VT ''N'''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23
Ir1ncrt.

THTCiGO RTRLINGTON AND QUINCY
y Hf|Hf~-..e "I buy sa the rshf 90 srI,o-.Ye -
fha nov issue O., tcaEO Burlington ~ Quincy Ratlr.s
-t9.G CIAEL-~ HEAD s Ct
wallet, CIV ork.
DUNLErTH Observation-Disclosures M-
- p. N' f.... B f O. ". Or. ,-. l-t . l78.
... goa. HLI a.. .t. 49, soc sj. 4G i.t-u.ye Len
C7v1 tir ~ e 30 -J Lisa 80 rl,H5o each a. no. -
Interest on -.e above ,opts w.l cea.. Way J. 1854
WILLIAM ~. f-B rr.
william q ALTI-.s. trustees.
q. E. KlrDDLFI.
FWcr tsD t.uKF-F,pgT rott CovptyY.
~ 100 .lA0NtI N.Ig.y-Ff t.tfN9.
tEH-YuEK. April 1855.
NoTI'E is hereby given thar tu- one hun
y t.f ...r.lr 80 ...r..1 u0fg.-. bat' n tlis
company - 20. .ra % DOB tl' reart - a1i i'rs,
Do Hr p1d N..1 o.. IIfi p.ps 90 f.c f-.t iiY n
Soy .rHn l.- 1I pee. .|err.I H. u cr &c.
BIZ nos nn'e t' 1+ follow. w Doe .at a. he Ole ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23

1000
1900
$1,000
5000
1000
INN
lZ,%EO
% 90
? no
., so
$50
1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23

-. I,1,,., Low.l FYnal Blt Ask'dI -lll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23

The GENERAL LIST
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-25
Trust Nothing Else
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold b. all druggists; price 81,
six bottles for IS.

nothing but bones, but nature does not al
ways obey the statute. SOmetlmes-in fact,
quite often-iI preserves what il ought to
destroy, and when such a plant Is dug up a
position 10 windYard is desirable. The Chi
nese, however, do not mind the odor The
coin, the rings and the bracelets are appar-
entity none the worst for their contact with
the putrid flesh. Yesterday afternoon the
crave diggers brought back 10 sunlight a cof-
in which contained the remains Of a woman
who bad been wrapped up In a red blanket.
Il was said that she had been buried for four
years. However that may be, she was all
there, barring her eyes, and for the lack OF
them she made mp BY perfuming the neigh
borhOod for aquarter of a mile To the lee
ward. A Chinese damsel, quite undismayed
by the slightly disadvantsgeous surround
ings, cody lifted up the left hand to secure
the bracelet. Ste got the hand but not the
bracelet, for arm and hand separated, and
she bad to make second grab for the COW
rted article. When she had secured Il she
wiped It on piece Of paper and then she
clApped Il over her arm, where Il will prob
ably remain, To be eventually buried with
her. The rule Is not TO allow corpses TO be-
taken away unless they are well decOmpOsed.
But TO ascertain II they are far enough gone
they have to be dug up aud looked at, which
is quite as bad and dangerous as II they
were taken away. Occasionally such coffin
aud its contents are reburied, but as a rule
the superintendent Of disbursements permits
the contractor TO turn the contents into Il
zinc lined coffin without their being fingered
by the bone picker.-SGn Francisco Chr0i-
k{s
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-25
New York Prnsn..

NEw YORK. Dec 24.-Flour, firm; receipts,
1900 barrels; exports, 2,7OO barrels; common
to good extra. S2.6ODS.25; superile state
and western. ss.sO0s.sO: good TO choice. $3.50
15.O0; white wheat extra 81 .5O15.OJ: extra
Ohio. 81. 751s.90, Minnesota patent process.
S4.-015.O0; ST. Louis, Ss.75G4.90 Wheat,
spot lots frm and fairly active; options steady /:
receipts. 5000 bushels; exports. 1873 OOJ
bushels; No. spring. s2Hc; nngraded red
67Q6sc; No. red steamer, zoe; No red.
70Ec; No. 2 red, slGs4sc; ungraded white.
s41fGt Sc; 80. red. January sales. 1000
bushels al sos Gs0ic, closing at s0xc; Feb
ruary- sales, I.s6s.0OO bushels at 2zaSsHc,
closing AZ s3c: March sales, PAS, 200 bushels et
S5le 4 c, closing az s. he; April sales. 49,
O0J bushels at S7is Gs7 NC. closing NJ S7Ec:
May saies, 296 600 bushels at S5N asgx G.
closing at SEC: June sales 10000 bushels Al So ~
q soc, closing az S9fc. Corn, spot lots, "a
lc lower; options, L6ixc lower and duh (:
receipts. $4,000 bushels; exports $4,000
Bushels; ungraded, s7G49e; No. ). 4sa4sne:
No steamer. <9449xc; December yellow,
4S64sxc; December white, soc; No. 2 white
5ie: No. December. 5ihd51Sc closing
at s<c< January. - 1 44sc. closing At - &c;
February. &c D47c. closing al 46kc: March
46zes April. s6S 4s7c. closing at 46Hc: May,
4gts 4s6ssc, closing al 46ae. Oats were = shade
bstfer: receipts. $4,000 bushels: exports 100
bashes; mixed western. ssGssAc: white
western. 3sEtSTssc. Coffee, spot fair: Rio.
dnll; options. active but weak and lower:
sales were reported as follows: Is $50
bags; December, s. go; January. S7.s5. Feb
ruary, $3.50: March $3.50; April. $40:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-25
St. Paul Family Retail Market.

BREAD AND FLoUR--Wheat bread Sc peril
rye bread. Sc per 10; Vienna Dread. 1Oe per loaf;
hour straight. 81 5OD2.6O per sack: patents ss-
s5@Ss.00; buckwheat SC per h.; granam ego
per 10. Il tlf
BurrrR-creamery so1a5e; dairy &c; cook
ne 1874 @20c.
HoxEY-Mnnesota honey in comb 2sc er
pound
cBEEsE-12H 015c02o; Swiss. 2OG25e.
CoFFEE-Green Rio, sos lbs for 81; Java
greenl 500 los for 81; Rio roast. 05 d los
for 81; Java roast. Sc per 10. los for ST. Mocha
same SIS Java
TEA-Gunpowder 5OGsoc; Japan from 25 TO
zoe; oolong 40 TO 9Oc; Young Tyson 50. 80. 9Oc
EGGs-Stricty fresh, 24025c.
FIsH-Salmon. 1SG20c per fbs white fish,
trout, pike and bass. i0c: pckerel. croppies, c
perm. Mackerel i5c eac l.. %.
MEATS Round STEAK l2x sirloin steak 15c.
porter house, IS a. Sc; roasts, i2 0i5c; .orned
7@iOc; mutton roasIs l29l5e; chops l5c:
pork S012He; pork sausages, l2Mc; oelognas
12H veal l2xMl c.
POULTRY AND GAME-Turkeys l60i7c per ID;
chickens 45@S5c; live fowl 65GS0c per PAIR;
dressed chickens 14Ql5c; wild geese 75c4$l
each; maliards coo, pair; black duck soc. pair;
teal &C each.
sUsARs-erannisted is@lsM lbs. for si.oO;
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-25
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO Dec. 24.-Flour wss quiet and
unchanged good TO choice winter
wheat nour, Ss.esG4.OO; Michigan
winter wheat -four, ss.si0s.75; spring
wheat nouI, s3.OOsts.5O; Minnesota bakers,
SS0lGs. IS; patents, S4.OO0I.SO; low grades,
ST. D250: rye hOnr dull at S3.OOAgI0 In
barrels. $3.50 in sacks; buekwheat, 8. 25 per
100 pounds in sacks; Soathe a lila is and Mis-
sour winter wheat dour, S5.25G5.75; common
TO Choice Minnesota SlJJGLJl Wheat
was dull; prices were subject TO only slight
fluctuations AID the market closed 4 higher than
yesterday: saies ranged: December, II a@sIzc,
closed at 7ih@7lze; January, Ta0T2ke,
closed At 72Us2hc; February. 72MdT24c.
closed al axe; May,TsH9s9c, closed AZ as &c;
No. Chicago spring, 7lA 47lSc; No. Chi
cago sgring, 59G6cc; No. . red. 7sc; No. 3
red. GOOGLE. Corn, quiet. but steady. and prices
varied only slightly; cash. s5zc; year. 35h0
&c. closed at S5Sc; January. 35Gs5ke, closed
at s51sc; February. s4HG34Ee, closed At
5iA O34zc; May, $3.50 37sSc, closed al
S7ac. Oats. dull and unchanged: cash 24ss
ga &c. December, 24ic: January. 24Sc;
February, 251c; May. 2SAc. Rye was dull
at SIC. Barley was nomii ally stronger At SIS
Q56c. Flax seed was hrm at 81 .36 Pork
lower: cash. Sl0.95GH-0J; January, SO. 80 u
@lO.97h closed AZ Si0.92M GiO.95:
February, Sli .O5G1l-lO, closed at Sli.07H
0ll.lO. Lard was quiet: cash, s.. eva
COS; December. S6.52HN6.5 7Is, closed Al
S6.55G6.5T5S; January. S6.6546.67M; Febru-
ary S6.5sh@G.s5 Bulk meats were IN fair demand
shoulders. S4.62.s o. IS; short ribs. 80 50d5 s.
short clear, 50 l596.20. ON the produce ex-
change butter was quiet aud unchanged: choice
10 fancy creamery, 25G26e; good to choice
creamery 22924c good 10 choice dairy, 100
lSc. kggs were quiet aud unchanged al -
Se5c. Whisky was steady and unchanged
al Sl.13
Receipts. $4,000 barrels OF -four; / -. 900 bush
els OF wheat; 10000 bushels OF corn: 1000
bushels OF oats: 5000 bushels OF rye
GOO bushels OF barley Shipments u. 900
barrels OF -four; $4,000 bushels Of wheat
lOl. 900 bushels OF corn; g., 600 bushels Of
oats; 80. bushels OF rye; 10000 bushels Of
barley.
There was no session Of the afternoon board.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-25

May, $3.50: June. ssso9sss. Sugar va.
dull aud unchanged: mould A, sSaskc:
confeetioners A. 5l3-ise. powdered. 81 0sAe;
graduated g. as 5-l5e: standard A. sHa5Ae:
moiasses sugar. 4xc. centrifugal. S s-lo6
5-loc:. Moasses. quiet and steady; New
Orleans. 40as2c. Rice arm and moderately
active; domestic. ~ 9sHe- Petroieuu. frm:
united 75He: refined. essc; crude. SKATE
TAiiow was qaiet and unchanged n SC. Rosin
was duh n 81 -22H01 .27H- Turpentine was
steady al sic. Eggs. western. quiet but firm
a. ssG29c. PORK. dull and unchanged: new
mes quoted a. SI2.259i2-5o- Beef was Quiet
and unchanged Cut meats. nominal: long
clear middles. $3.50. Lard was dull and
l0wer: western steam spot quoted AZ 500
a 50; December. s. 90; January. So sra s %:
February. ST.n4d7 O6: March. SSIII7 70:
April. S7.i.G7l0; May. ST.ss972s Butter.
drmer for choice grades az 9GSlc. Cheese
quiet AM easy; western nat- 51ilxc. Other
articles are unchanged
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-25
MoRosINrs COMPLAINT.

The ex-Niss Morosinis appearance has
put few curiosity dollars in the pockets Of
her manager aud her husband, but the vuI-
gar anxiety 10 see her is already over.
Speaking Of her public debut to the writer,
her father said the other day, in bis emphatic
Anglo-Italian vernacnlar:
81 cannot understand why the press Is so
cruel to me. She cuts my heart all the time.
Is u because do not speak TO the reporters
who besiegr me, or because am friend Of
Mr.. Gouldi But II refuse to speak Of her,
IL is because ! cannot speak without tears
rushing to nv eyes; aud II am friend of
Mr.. Gould ii is because our business intimacy
is Of very long standing, and be was always
as loyal to me as | was TO him. They tell me
was not liberal enough With nv childre u
and did not give them enough opportunities
for social enjoyment. Look her e-they
could always do what they liked home aud
invite anybody, poor or rich. took them
10 Newport one summer aud they bad all the
best young men around them. Victoria had
To sing once In charity concert at CHECKER
ug Hall, aud came TO me saying, Papa.
want to be dressed like Patti / said ali
right. 20 and order what you want She or
dered dress Of 81. 100, aud then came and
said she wanted the diamonds, too. AL,
right. A necklace, solitaire earrings, brace
cts, pins and what not. paid $50. 900 Tor
jewelry for that one night. These diamonds
are in the vault yet, and intended 10 give
them 70 her when she married. Now, could
any father do more! And what does she dot
She runs away with a scamp of coachman.
who tried once TO upset and kill me. More
than that, she comes to sing in YOnkers
when her mother is nearly dying, and takes
German brass band from the street to pa
rsde her arrival. Now what do you think OF
thati And mere | see my name all the time
in the papers"
The sturdy old sailor aud Garibaldian wsr-
rior could not speak any more. Something
seemed to choke him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-25
COMMERCIAL.
On,Chanye.

ST.. PAUL, Dec. 24.-There was Q very strong
market this morning, and wheat advanced &c on
all grades. Corn lc higher and in good de-
mand. Oats we're steady; barley quiet; ground
feed was held al soc advance, but offered 70 ar
rive at yesterdays quotations: buyers advanced
25c on wild hay; timothy hay was in demand and
firm; dressed hogs sitter; seeds quiet; eggs &c
lower; butter steady. Following is the call:
wHEAT-No. hard. 7OHe bid; Jan. zoe hid:
Feb. 72c bid May 79c bid; No. regular 60 &C
No. hard G5Hc bid; No. 2oreguiar 5sc bid.
coRS-No. S2e bid; Dec. sse bid;
Mar 34c bid, 81 asked; new mixed,
31t bid.
OArs-No. mixed 2se bid 2sc asked;
December 22c bid, January e2c bid. 24c asked:
Nj g4e bid; No. white 22hc bid "a asked;
No. while. &c bid.
BARLEY-No. 2. 45c bid. sec asked no. eK-
ira. 4sc bid; No. 3 35G3Tc bid, 40c asked.
RYE-No 43c bid.
GRoUSD FEED-Sls.4o bid, $3.50 asked; Sl4
asked TO arrive.
Cons MEAL-sls.OO bid, si4.OO asked; bolt
ed $500 asked.
BEAK-sacked-s7 90 bid: in bulk $3.50 bid,
SHoRrs-Ss. 5000 90 asked (. o. b.
500 asked
BALrD HAY-s7OO bid, 81 so asked.
TIMOTHY HAV-Ss. 50 bid, $500 asked.
LIVE Hoes
DRESSED HoGs-S5. 90 bid, S.. 20 asked.
FLAX SEED-Sl.lS bid.
TIMOTHY sEgD-SIOs bid sl.2O asked.
CLOVER SEEDS. So asked.
EGGs-21c bid. 22c asked,
DEMONSTRATING stock. 60sc bid. sH11Oc
sked; dairy ISG12Uc: creamery 2Ta3Oc.
REPORTED SALES car hay S725; 25 dressed
hogs s5.25; car dressed hogs s.. 10 10 arrive;
car feed S14; car feed Sl4.5O o. e.; car
barley. sample, 42c; car hay c. p; car wild
hay IS o. g.; car No. mixed oa.s, 2sc; car
feed Sl4; car feed p. t.; / car upland hay
$7.25.
NOTE.
The board adjourned over till Friday.
The following comparative table gives the
principal quotations al the call on Change De-
cember "a, 1853, and to-day:
1883 1884.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-25
CHICAGO CLOSING.
Associated PRESS MAaIGF&
Milwaukee, ,rnin..

MILWAUKEE. Dec. 24.-Flour was steady
and in moderate demand. Wheat was quiet I;
No. ,. 7O&c; Decem ler rose; January. 7OSe;
February, 7i&c. Corn was quiet ami easier;
No. 2, 4Oc; No. 3, 36Hc. Oats were dull; No.
:, &c; No. ., white. &c. Rye was steady and
quiet; No. ], 5ske; No. 50Hc. Barley.
weaker;No. .. Sic; extra No. 3. 45hc. Pro
visions were declining; mess pork sold al $li.0O
cash and January; Sll.IO February; lard. prime
steam, S6.65 cash aud December: 1913
January. Sweet picked hams. firm, al So
G9c. Live hogs were lower at -. 9O14 80.
Butter. dull: choice creamery. 25126c; fair 70
good, 22G24c; best dairy, l79lsc. Cheese was
quiet; best new cream. BOISE. Eggs were
firm at 22H2Sc. Receipts 5.lOg barrels OF
-four; 81 .0O5 bushels OF wheat; $500 bushels
Of barley. Shipments, 6,52i barrels or -four;
bushels Of wheat; 4,O25 bushels of barley.
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PoRRIGN

LIVERPOOL Dec. "a, fs m.-wbeat firm +;
corn irregular. Cargoes Of coast Wheat steady
corn unchanged. Cargoes on passage-whesl
and corn steady.
MARX LASE-Wheat turn dearer: corn firm.
English country markets arm. On PASSAGE 10
United kingdom-Corn 10000 qrf; wheat and
aour i,950,OO0 qrs. Imports into United King
dom-Flour I55-l60,Oo0 bbls; wheat is0-Iss..
200 qrs; corn 20 TO 1900 qrs.
PAMs-wheat and nour quiet. French eoun-
Try markets quiet
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Standard A lsKdls lbs for si.O0: extra IA
@l5 lbs Tor sI.OO yellow IS lbs for sl.O0.
orsTERs-SfandArds. 45c; selects 55c; New
Pork counts COO per can
,SERptfsr60c per quart.
-sFkt&s-Apples. winter SO. 75Gss.OO; fan Sc.
-00nSs i'll
VEsETABLEs-Besns. dry i09l2Ho Quart:
horse radish'ioo per ID: parsely Sc buncn;
Saurkraut iOcquart; potatoes. 50D40c per bush.
caonage. Sc each: beets. 256s5c per
bushei: turuips. ESQ Sc per Oasnei; carrots, IS
Qy9Oc; squash. hubbard 75c per doz.
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FINANCIAL
NoKSIxe REPORT.

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-i1 g. m.-stocks:
The market opened quiet and irregular. Phila-
delphia s. Reading, Chicago g. Northwestern,
Delaware & Hudson, NewJersey Central and
Oregon Transconlinental were lower; Delaware,
Lackawanna g. Western and Chicago, Milwaukee
g. St. Paul were firm. The market became
weak and lower after il, especially Lake Shore,
Philadelphia s. Reading and New Jersey Central;
Lake Shore declined to GIN. Philadelphia q
Reading to II, and New Jersey Central to 3sh I;
lake Shore was weak in passing of dividend.
AFTERNOON REPORT
Money 1@2 per cent. Bar silver, S1.o7h.
Stocks-The market was frmer after p. m,
but still later weakness set in and the improve
nent was lost and the market closed week.
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CURE FOR PILES.

The first symptoms OF Piles is an inten-
cithing at night after getting warm. This
unpleasant sensation is Immediately re-
IicYed by an application of DIR. Bosankoy's
Pile Remedy. Piles in all forms, Itch, Salt
Rbeum and Rngworm can be permanently
cured by the use of this great remedy. Price
50 cents. Manufactured by the DR.. Bosanko
Medicine Co., Pivua, o. Sold by A. P.
Wilkes, Seven Corners; F. H. Heinert, 374
Dayton avenue; Sohn Boyden, 1913 East
Seventh street; aud P. C. Lutz, Wabashaw
Itreei, opposite post Office.
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Chicayo Live Stocx.

CHICAGO. Dec. 94.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Hogs. receipts. $500 head; shipments
$500 head; the market dull and IUe
lower; rough packing, s4.05G4.25. packing and
shipping, 81. S004.50; light grades. 81 1905 As,
prime light weights in good demand; skips.
s3.a504.O0. Cattle. receipts. 3. 500 head. ship
ments. l,So0 head; the market was strong
export grades, 8. io&5.@5; good to choice
shipping. S5.I595. CO.; common TO medium.
Si-2Jo-5. co. Sheep, receipts, 2.sO0 head ,
shipments, 1890 head; the market vas
steady; inferior TO fair, 2.OOG2. so. per hun
dred weight; medium, 10 good, S2.6DG3 90 /;
vineyard So. 50Gs.00; large lots Of very inferior
Nebraska sheep sold at 20, per head.