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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-06

With all the efforts Of the bulls, their falacious
theofizing, fictitious diminutions OF visible
supply and sensational damage to crop cries,
wheat spectators do not seem able to make a
bushel Of wheat at Chicago 10 be worth more
than soc. Reports ofscrops seem to continue to
be favorable from all quarters-those from Ea-
rope especially so. The new crop Is going into
market fast south Of Us, and the grain is reported
TO be Of good quality. Harvesting has com
menced generally throughout this belt Of wheat
lands, and before another week
is past the new crop viii be
offered at this market. Yester day the writer
was shown splendid sample OF new wheat from
Washington county as bright as new gold. hard
and full OF gluten. II weighed fully 6z pounds
to the bushcl, and there was not a defective
berry among IL. II the sample-taken from three
fields yves fair sample Of the crop, it is GER
tainly the finest crop OF wheat ever grown In this
state. The fine crop prospects are influencing
speculative buying in all the markets. or rather
they are pressntiag speculation. for
no one is nou buying at all ex-
eept Il IL for immediate use. The
reports from England aIe that the market is ex
tremely dull and for imported -four there il alb
solutely no sale. Last week, q most unheard OF
thing. there was not bushel Of English wheat
cold at Mark Lane The grain movements here
for the week ending yesterday were much larger
than those for the previous week, the railroads
showing receipts to be 50 cars against 81 for the
prior week, and the shipments 11e ears against
81 for the former week. The elevators report
15.46s bushels Of wheat received and e7.e7e
bushels shipped. St. Paul roller
mill received % cara from the
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Irvine's Addition of Out Lots to St. Paul.

Supposed owner and 9
description. Lot. Benefits.
John Casey, W Il of n Il of M
j B Dion, Z z of y 4 of n Z
Of. a5 So
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Tomeial Publication.
For the Vacation Of Certain Parts and
Portions Of Mississippi Street, To-
gGthGT viii Certain Alleys, as Here
matter Mentioned aid Described.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July %, 1884.

WHEREAS, \ petition has been fled in this
office by order Of the Common Council Of the
City OF ST. Paul, rs provided by law, asking for
the vacation OF so much Of Mississippi street
within said city described as follows, to-wit
That portion Of said street being in block No.
four 81 of Rice Trout Brook addition to ST.
Paul; and all that part Of SAID street. together
with the alley lying west Of Watson ,S Rices''
subdivision "B, also the alley in subdivision
''B, - also that part and portion of said Missis-
sippi street lying and being in the northeast
quarter Of the northeast quarter of section 30
township 90 north, OF range - west. and also all
that aud portion of an alley lying and being east OF
Mississippi street, as located and graded by the
Board of Water Commissioners OF the City Of
ST Paul; and,
WHEREAS, The petitioners state that they are a
majority OF the owners or the property and also
along the line OF said Mississippi and of the alleys
IS above described, and which they ask to have
vacated. and that the object of said vacation is
the sub division and re Arrangement of the differ
eut pieces and parcels OF land in which said
street and alleys are located.
Now. therefore, notice Is hereby given that
said petition VIII he heard and considered by the
Common Council of the City of st. Pail. on
Tuesday, the 18th day OF October, 4. d. 1854. at
= 40 o'clock ?. m. of said day, ut the Council
Chamber IN the City Hall.
BY order OF the Common Council.
THOs. 4. PEENDERGAsr, City Clerk.
jy-30-5w-Wed
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Carroll Street, North Side.

5 Addition 70 St. Paul.
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On Change.

ST. PAUL, Aug. 5.-There was more activity
at the board this morning, with declining mar
ket. No. hard was 1c lower. Corn was offered
at Mondays prices with very light demand; car
sold from samples at soc. Buyers of oats bid
&c less than on Tuesday; bid of 2sc was made
for 10000 bushels, but 2S1sc was asked; 2 cars
from sample were sold at 29c; car of white
sold at soc; ? cars white sold p Ground feed
was quiet and steady; car sold at 49, Baled
hay was easier; 1 car sold at $50 Eggs de.
.clined u to sell: 90 cases sold at 15hc. Fol
lowing is the call:
WHEAT-No. hard, 92c bid; September, S5c
bid; October, Sc bid; year S5c bid, 90c asked
No. regular tec bid September, roc bid; DC,
tober, Tic bid sNovember. re bid, year, zoe bid.
CoRN-No. 9, sic asked; October soc bid,
year 4Oc bid, 45c asked; No. 3, 45e bid, 47c
asked
oATs-No. 2 mixed, a7c bid, 2SHc asked;
September, &c asked October, 26hc asked
year 241sc bid, 251ac asked No. mixed CSC
bid; No. white, 31c asked; No. 3 white, CSC
asked.
BARLEY-No. 2 SIC bid; Sept. sac bid, year,
53c bid; No. 8 extra, 45c bid; Sept. 4Jc bid;
Oct 45c bid, year, 45c bid No. 8 40c bid.
RYE-55c bid, 5Sc asked.
GROUND FEED-S19.00 asked.
BRAN-Sacked SS.75c bid, 50 so asked
BALRD HAY-SS.00 bid, IS. so asked.
PoTAToEs-35c bid. 40c asked.
EeGs-15Hc bid, 1870 asked.
DEMONSTRATING, sc bid, &c asked dairy
fair, 121ac asked choice, 15c asked; creamery,
1Sc asked ~
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Supposed owner and
description.
Benefits.

description. Benefits.
E L Carpenter. Commencing on N line
OF Summit Avenue, at point 46 IT w
from intersection Of Summit Avenue
with W line OF Portland Avenue, as de-
scribcd in agreement between w Car
penter and w Wright, dated Jan. 10,
1872, and recorded Dec. Z, 1873 thence
SW'ly along N line of Summit Avenue
SO IT; thence NV at right ANGLES with
Summit Avenue $50 3-12 It to line Of
Portland Avenue; thence on line
of Portland Avenue 12s 4-1a It; thence
at right angles with Summit Avenue
11o 2-12 II to beginning. being part Of
block 20, Woodland Park Addition to
St. Paul. sas 90
Z W Winter. Commencing on the My
line of Summit avenue ct SW corneruf
land conveyed by w s Wright to
Breckenridge thence Nelly alon.
: NW'ly line of Summit Avenue 1875 IT.;
thence at righcangles to Summit Ay-
enue NW'ly to line of Portland Av-
enne thence W along Portland Avenue
80 1T; thence SLY at right angles to
said Portland Avenue 81 IT to point
80 it from Ely line of this tract and
l5U 1t from line OF said Summit Az
enue: thence SE'ly to Summit Avenue
at point 80 IT from beginning thence
to beginning, being part of block 20,
Woodland Park Addition to St. Paul. SIS 20
A Wheeock. Commencing at Sc
corner of lot 2, Dri5coll's subdivision
of part of block 90. Woodland Park Ad-
dition to St. Paul; thence Nelly along
My line of Summit Avenue 35 feet;
thence My at right angles with sum
nit Avenue $50 #. ;thence b . along
w line of land heretofore sold by Mar
shall 20 " Winter SO feet TO S line
of Portland Avenue thence " along =
line of Portland Avenue TO NE corner
of said subdivision; thence to begin
ming, being part of block 20, Wood
land Park Addition TO St. Paul. $3.50. $1s DO
Driscoll's Subdivision of part of Block 90 Wood
land Park Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Benefits.
ia Wheelock 3 $40 81
Subdivision of Blocks19, 81, and part of Block
90, Woodland Park Addition to St. Paul.
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S1sCSs w. Ca uouhuds Sfsof.
Produce exports for the week, $685., 900.
Governments -Weakef.
Bonds-RAilroad bonds: West Shore & Buffalo
actions. 1t is reported that funding scheme
has been adopted
State Securities-D Dull
Stocks-Speculation at the Stock Exchange
opened irregular, except for Western Union
Telegraph and Pacific Nail. which were again
strong and in good demand; hssitancy in the re-
mainder Of the list was not Of long duration, and
Immediately after II strong buying movement
set in VIII ich lasted we'll into the afternoon, the
prices Ut many shares being the highest attained
for long time past and dealings were attended
with confidence; Western Union Telegraph and
Pacific Mail, as usual Of late. monopoized the
chief speculative attention and advanced rapidly.
The notable feature was In buying Western
Union Telegraph in Small lots, and at one time
majority of the brokers had orders for 100 and
200 shares; the strength Of the stock was due to
the statement that the number of stockholders
was steadily increasing and that the business OF
the company was never larger. Pacific Nail rose
on the announcement that several California cap
itaiists had added materially. Western Union
Telegraph advanced AK per cent. to 67k, Pacific
Mail = to 81. The rise in these stocks was the
inimediatecause for an improvement in the re-
mander or the list the advance ranging from *
@3A per cent, with Denver 8 Rio Grande and
the grangers, Delaware, Laekawahna d Western
and Union Pacific being the most promiaent;
DerverdRio Grande rose 81 to 14A, Union Pacific
to AN, Lake Shore 81 to STA, Chicago, Mn
waukee & St. Paul 2% to s7A Chicago & North
western 81 to 1o4A, Delaware, Laekawanna
Western 211 to 11oA, Northern Pacific preferred
to 55A, Louisville 4 Nashville ~ to s6S,
Central Pacific u to is, Missouri Pacific "a
to 81 y, Chicago, st. Panl, Minneapolis 4 Omaha
to s4a. aud do preferred l to o6h. After ,
p. m. there were sales to realize profits, and
price. reacted A@s per cent. at the close there
was recovery and the market left off steady;
compared with yesterday the closing prices are
AGA per cent. higher. Among the inactive
| shares, American Cable rose from Sd. to So
Evansville & Terre Hauto from SO to $50,
Illinois Central from 1913 to 1915, Norfolk s.
Western preferred from 90 TO rs, Pittsburg s.
Fort Wayne from 1873 to 100, Quicksilver from
31s to ~, st. Louis s. San Francisco from II to
IS, Colorado Coal from 1oA to IL, and Horner
Lake from to Oh.
The transactions aggregated 335. 200 shares:
Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western 14.C0o: Lake
| Shore 1000; Chicago u Northwestern 1000;
| Pacific Mail 10 100, Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
| Paul, $4,000; Western Union Telegraph 81. 600;
Northern Pacific $4,000; Oregon Tranacontinental
| $4,000.
MINING STOCKS.
| The Nail and Express says: In mining shares
Alice sold at ESQ. Consolidated Pacific at so, Con
| solidated Virginia at So, Chrysolite at so, and
| Oriental and Miller at 12.
BOSTON RAILROAD AND MINING
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CHICAGO CLOSING.
chicaroLi stock.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-The Drovers' Journal 70
ports: Hogs. receipts $1,000 head; shipments
$500 head; the market brisk and
10c higher; rongh packing s5.4O95. 60;
packing and shipping s5.6595 So; heavy IS. s5G
$50; light g .3OG5.sO skips s3.SOG5.25.
Cattle receipts $500 head; shipments 1900 head;
the market for choice was firm, low grades dull;
export grades S6.2OO690; good &c
choice shipping s5.9O@6.40; com.
mon to medium s4.5OO5 go; grass fed Texans
s3.35Q44O extra S4.75G5.00; range cattle
strong; Montana and Texans S4.75.
Sheep receipts 1900 head. shipments
-. head; the market was firm; inferior to
fair s2 .2503.OO per hundred pounds; medium
70 good S3.O0G3.75; choice to extra 800
14.6O: lambs, per head ss.50G4.00i TexaRE
$2.50G3.75.
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ST. Paul Live stock.

The stock market during the week has been
very dull The supply of beef cattle has been
very limited and the quality poor. Compared to
the previous week the receipts Of cattle were
not one-half. Prices ranged from So 20 for
mixed cattle averaging 900 pounds to SIS 90 for
fed steers averaging LOO pounds. There were,
however, only two or three lots of fed steers
offered, the average being grass fed steers 900
pounds, which sold at 81 ,0064.25; some grass
fed COWS and heifers sold at "a so, average weight
|, 100 pounds. Bulls sold all the way from 81 rs
to S325, according to age and condition. Sheep
were in demand and sold briskly if fit for the
gambels; sheep averaging IS to 90 sold at So so
@S. 80; some extra sheep brought 400. Lambs
sold at 4.50@5.O0. Hogs were in demand and
sold at rs, S5.30@5.35. There is a good de.
mand for good beef, prime mutton and hogs.
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THIRTY DAYS

after the first publication of this notice, shall
report you and your real estate so assessed as
delinquent, and apply to the District Court Of the
County Of Ramsey, Minnesota, for judgment
against your lands, lots, blocks, parcels there
OF so ASSESSED, including interest, costs and ex-
penses and for an order of the Court to sell the
same for the payment thereof
219-222 GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
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Grace-s Addition to St. raal.
Carroll Street, South side.
Irvine Addition 10 ST. Paul

supposed owner and
description. Lot. Block. Benefits.
r Galasha. SIS So
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Supposed owner and


SuppOseu OWheI dlu
description. Benefits.
e Drake. Commencing at a point on
section line between sections and II,
town IS, range %, u chains of sec
ton corner between sections ,, 3, 10
and II thence S % chains 10 q post;
thence 1915 chains TO post; thence
879 chains to Sc corner of Mill prop
erty; thence S SO deg 40 min.
w "a Chains to a post; thence
30 deg 20 min chains to
apost; thence 50 deg, 40 min
+ 7.39 chains to a post; thence y
14.17 chains to section line; thence w
along said section line 7.S5 chains to
beginning except right of way of M
and St r R Co .-................ SIS 90
p J SchmitZ. Commencing on W line of
lot d. 3 chains of NV corner of said
lot; thence f 6.27 chains; thence y
$50 chains thence w G.67 chains;
thence 4.50 chains to beginning..... SIS 90
L Ayd. All that part of lot 4, Except
Schulte's, Spalts and Schmitz's parts
and r R right of way ............... s24 90
J ii Schultz. Commencing on y line of
NV L of section H. town %, range
%, Z .43 chains W from Il post thence
1867 chains: thence W 3.17 chains;
thence 3.67 chains; thence 3.17
chains to beginning Observation-Disclosures. SEA 90
All objections 70 said assessment must be
made in writing, and fled with the Clerk of said
Board at least one day prior TO said meeting.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official
K. l.. GoRMAN, Clerk Board of Public Works
2I0-212.
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The Nail and Express says: In mining shares
Alice sold at ESQ. Consolidated Pacific at so, Con
solidated Virginia at So, Chrysolite at So, and
Oriental and Miller at 12.
BOSTON RAILROAD AND MINING
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Bedford Street, East Side.
Supposed owner and
description.
Irvine's Second Addition to St. Paul.

description. dement's.
Langevin. Commencing at a stake in
Bedford streets at W corner of land
decided by K Irvine to Freudenrech;
thence 165 #; thence 155 TT;
thence n % III # TO said Treu-
denrch's land thence w 2425. TT to
beginnings except Bedford and Deca-
tur streets. Observation-Disclosures. 500 80
a II McGill. Commencing on E line of
Iryine's Addition of Out Lots to StPaul,
~ chains 5 of NE corner thereof,
E 6.S1 chains to a stake; thence so
deg W 415 chains: thence W $40
chains; thence y $50 chains to be-
ginning. except Bedford street,. 500 80
A X McGill. Commencing at NE
corner of Iryine's Out Lots to st Paul;
thence chains; thence 80
chains to beginning, except Bedford
street and Decatur street S179 "a
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= j. w. BRIDGES & CO.,
GglII, STOCA AID FROTISIOI BROKER.

Direct Telegraph Facilities.
Buy, sell and carry for customers Provisions and
Stocks Ia large and small lots, ON margins 10 suit
SIT Trades placed in Chicago or New YORK.
Boo,p1c Gilmi1an Block.
The following list, showing the quotations on
stocks in New York yesterday, are furnished IL
j. w. Bridges. and ara carefully compiled from
dispatches received yesterday.
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Subdivision of blocks 49, 81 and part of block 20,
Woodland Park Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed owner and

uGSGTlplAOu Dtnc
Alanson Messer. Commencing at NV
corner of Mackubin street and Port
land Avenue: thence along " line
of Aackabin street. % #; thence W
along S Messer's line 1903 e. #;
thence 25 # to y line of Portland
Avenue: thence Z 1882 TT to begin
ming being part of block 10, Wood
land Park Addition 10 St. Paul - So
Same. Commencing at u point on y line
of Portland Avenue 1882 feet w
of Mackubin street: thence y yar-
alel with Mackubin street 1T5 feet;
thence VI parallel with Portland Ave
nue. 50 feet; thence It's feet to
Portland Avenue thence Z 80 feet TO
beginning: being part of block Is,
Woodland Park Addition 10 st. Paul. 81:
Geo. HunsakeF. Commencing at point
on y line Of Portland Avenue 1882
feet W of Mackubin street: thence y
parallel with Mackubin street It's
feet: thence W parallel with Portland
Avenue 100 feet: thence 10 Portland
avenue rs #: thence Z 100 feet to
beginning; being part of block IS,
Woodland Park Addition TO ST. Paul. S3(
Anna 8 hing>bury. Commencing at
point on the Y line of Portland avenue
25S.6a feet " of Mackubin street:
tAttite ~ al EiEIt dl5fte 40 H. thence
W at right angles 80 II: thence ) 10
Portland avenue Us #: thence so TT
TO Beginning; being part Of block is,
Woodland Park Addition to St Paul. SIS
) Ii Watson. Commencing al point on
tae \ line of Portland Avenue Bog go
# " Of Nackubin street; thence y at
right angles 175 II: thence " III right
aasles l03 90 II; thence IT'S tt to Port
land Avenue; thence Z 1OS.6 81 II to
beginning; being part OF block IS.
Woodland Park Addition to ST. Paul. s3s
Vim Il Backelew Commencing ct
point on " line OF block Is, Woodland
Park Addition 10 ST. Paul, i43 # OF
NV cornerof said block IS; thence
1871 fl to the y Iiue of Portland
Avenue thence along Y line of Portland
Avenue $50 #; thence y parallel with
" line of said block IS f5s. 81 fl more
or less, to point ] 70 # OF y lie
of said block Is. thence " $50 Il to be-
ginning. being part of block IS,
Woodland park addition to st. Paul... SIG
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Woodland Park Addition to St. Paul.
supposed owner and
Portland Avenue. South Side.
Supposed owner and
panss4s

Supposed owner and
description Benefits
A II Porter Commencing AZ point OF
Intersection OF SEmuIt Avenue with "
line Of Portland Avenue as described
in agreement between " Carpenter
and W : Wright. dated Jan. 10. 1872.
and recorded Dec 3. 1873: thence "
on Summit Avenue IS Il. thence wv
at right angles with Summit Avenue
to line Of Portland avenue: thence
Ely and SIE on line CT Portland Ave
Hue 20 beginning. being part Of block
20. Woodland Park Addition to St
Paul sf4 0
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Cares Of Life.

As we come to them they are received, borne
with and passed over with no more than a
thought, IL we are in the enjoyment Of health,
bat IL suffering with piles or skin diseases OF
any kind they magnify hundred fold. a. z.
Wilkes. B. q z. Zimmerman, and z. Sterile, the
druggists. have DIR. Bossnko-s Pile Remedy, an
absolute cure. Sold q. 50 cents
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Money easy Il y &c per cent, closed offered
ia. Prime mercantile paper 5hGsn per
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roads and seven cars from the elevators. Re-
ceipts from farmers wagons during the past
week have been very light and prices the same
as quoted last week. TIC for No. 2 and sec for
No. l. The mills here will cease buyipg now
for 6 week or so, and the mills win sbDt do,yr
for repairs. The stock of grain in elevators YES
terday as compared with that of week ago is az
follows:
July 81. Aug. 5.
Wheat, bushels. .sO,9s2 1914
OATS ---.......-.. .10,254 9,4es
Corn " 5A5 5ss
Barley - Nil T;I
On change during the week
there has been but little speculation
in wheat and but few cash sales Of milling wheat.
and these have been made on p. t. There has
been fair market for corn during the week
prices ruling steady at 81 for No. 2 and AZ for
No. 3: there WIS car more sold than during
the previous week. Oats have been in bettei
supply and the demand good. "a, 900 bushels vera
scli against $4,000 for the former week; price,
ranged from 2Se029c for No. mixed and 3OcM
BIC for No. white; street prices were 3OcA
3ac with verg light farmers. deliveries. Transac-
tons in barley were identical with those of the
previous week. The shipments of flour were
the same to car for the two weeks The home
trade is steady and that of the northwest salts
factory-this refers TO first hand demands: deal
ers complain OF dizziness. There is absolutely
no foreign demand for -four. Their, was good
demand for feed: 81 sold at prices ranging
from $500 to $40 90. Hay has beer very scarce
and in the early part Of the week as much as s1O
was bid for wild, but the price offered
yesterday was $500. New hay ia
being shipped in small quantities but il
is not of very superior quality. Lumber
has been increasing in activity; prices are
steady. The increase reported by railroads, was
q cars. The fruit trade during the week has
been very brisk chiefly in bananas, peeches,
pums, pears, apples and berries, and prices have
huctuated according. There have been but few
water melons in the market. Musk melons have
been more plentiful. Bananas have been for
day or two out of the market. Butter does not
show much Improvement The better qualities Of
creamery are held firmly at quoted prices. Pork
and bacon are very firm and hams dearer.
Cheese is a little frmer. Hides, wool and
talow are quiet and slow. Brewers materials
steady. Poultry is in good demand especially
spring chickens with very light receipts,
Tomatoes, potatoes and other vegetables are
lower.
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Supposed owner and
description.

Supposed owner and
description. Benefits
L GsluSha. Commencing 51l Il Y from
Sc corner OF section Sc. town 20, range
"a thence 40 #; thence " 10 Il;
thence 14O II: thence ( Ieo Il 70 be-
ginning. 81 ~
Henry or Commencing 65I Il y and fs0
Il " from Sc corner of section So,
town %. range Is thence I40 II.
tEeace y 50 #: thence y 40 IT;
thence 90 # to beginning Sss 50
= Boyer Commencing ISL II AID $50
# Il frora >E corner Of section So,
town -. range IS: thence 40 II:
tEence " 30 e, thence 40 g:
thence 80 tito beginning $780,. Sit 50
same Commencing s5f f. y and a1e II
" from Sc corner of section IS. town
-. range -: thence 10 II. thence
" 40 Is: thence \ l40 II. thence 10
# to beginning ---.--...-.-.---. SIS 81
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CORN. OATS AND PoRK-oHIoAGo.
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State Securitles-DuH.
Bonds-Raiirosd bonds higher.
ArIEaNoon RKPnnr.

stocks-Narket irregular: Western Union
Telegraph and Pacidc Mail continues strong,
the former advan cling to 655s ard the latter to
5ll. New York Central and Central Pacific firm
grangers and coal stocks Irregular, ana Union
Pacific weak. There was disposition to take
proits in stocks this afternoon snd prices re-
acted I.G2 per cent: in the final transactions
there was slight recovery anu the market closed
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Rondo's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and

pUsVW wv IItT aIU
description. Lot. Block. Benefits
Nicholas Gruber, (exceptW
100 # of = $40 fly .....10 S32 46
j Blesius, f so # of W leo
# of 5 40 IT of........1O Z q 40
Kittie Ballard, " 50 it of
40 # of.............10 Z 10 so
y Thorn, VIZ of.......7&S z 81 So
Jos Griffey, e.: Of E 100
it of.............. -. 4 6 81 Oe
F Peglow, Wa of f 100 #
Observation-Disclosures. 81 O6
NJ Hhnft, L 30 # of We of 6 I6 So
William Merriam, W 50
# of...................4 % %
Same SIS of............ 10 81