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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-10
Publication Notice.
In the District Court q Saline county. Eansa
Josiah p. sanbofn. PlainuH,

In The District Court q saline county. Kansas
Josiah b. sanborn. Plaintiff
".
Elizabeth L0pshire. widow Of John Lopshlre. de-
ceased; Alice 2 Barr and William Henry Lop-
salres adult heirs of aokn Lnrshirs. docaasrd aud
,. A. Lopshire- David Edward Lorshirr Daniel
y. Lopshire, Mary K Lopshire, John Wesley
Lopfhile. Louis Harvey Lnnsh hire Lille EIfr on
shire, Mamie q. Lopshirc and Bertha Lon-
shire, minor heirs % John Lapsbirc deceased
and Elizabeth Lopshire, mother and guardian Of
said minor heirs, Defendants.
To William Henry Lop1hirc
lou are hereby notified Nat tie above nafnad
plaintiff has sled, ia the above enfitied court his
petition To- the above entitled cause v-hernIn a.
sisted, and that yen have been sued in s1H court
ara 90 aad clu1c ty said painuf that the
nature OF tle Jn igmcht sought aud prayed ior b.
piainiiu in llid cante tt, personal Iuiiruicut
againsi lld EilEth-ih Lapshire IN favor ot uiain-
uu iar - I'D anf interest af D. pr crnr rer AM
num; o. certain preaiissfry 1oie. uiaie o. hsr
renee a 1.. and hy thrm 1esi-1eI 90 rfalfIif. II
Judgment against yuu Ifsl lN the Iaf.nIarts
hef'la ioi oie osnre 81 inoi-gare erecu.'i hy
SSH Elizabeth Lopshrr ia Iana f1a-r... q
eeaseti. tn CrIpcn. Lsursncc g. o.. 20 ss.Irr- 60.
Dtoint-. ..fg rnir, on che .oIfhels. lHHrfcr a.
80. p. inEn %. range uesf fiut. however. .Hr.-
lrci p nr.f mo-tauze o. L. ID. stefrn- t.r.fes.
iof sit1.i ghleh sail meriEare -1frriri ts
Aforesaid, vas duly assigned ta nialutIr hF -af
Nrpprn t.aN relee & Co. aud als5 l1r deere. OF
s1td llnrt o. seli slti uurtEnre premise without
lrrTnisenIrui hli subject 30 rsif ffrf rr1rf-rr IN
teiN 80 iu orlfr % pay flch Judgment ard costs %
suit, a. aioreslid, soughf and prayed o. D. rem
deretl. aud llsu 90 eEeiule har Hnl f1rcticsf voa
and al defendants herein frnln any auI az in-
teresfs in said morigagel iracf OF land from and
alter such sale thereof And uulass you answer
f!id PLAINTIFF Petition. on OF De- fore he Id dar
Of May 4. D. issi. che said petition VIII De aiken
A. true. aad iudgment, Of the nature a. herein
1eiore set icrih Az sought aul PRAYED flr viii BE-
accoriingiy rcudercd
- JOSIAH p. sANBORN.
hy John e.. SpiFey. his ATTORNEY
saiiua, kansa1. Mfruh 2nh fssf an
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-10
Brass Goods
IRON FITTINGS
OF svszZ aessr1rsisA.

Estimates promptly
made in all wrOk per-
tanning to Water Fit
ting, IF m connecting
main to hydrant, TO fit
ting up homes with wa
ter in the best Of mod
ern style. Alsotake con-
tracts for Drive Wells.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-10
Final Notice to Tax
payers.
oFFirEoE ceysEr TH1Asgnrn

NrFfrE % C0TEEr TuHasrnrn
Saline CcuntT kanrls
saiina. Marck 2lih, issf
e.-st /, nerenl glTen thai The f1loairr da-
~ - ISL ilf the tax % la30 vii b. cunrevea 10
ne PER- haler unless the sene g. redeemed - ~
hfiore Ocioter ear issI
~. llttiiiIos, Treasurer oi S1line Clunfr
ne un-i1ided h1lfof iot 81. See1nI nrrref- IA
iAs city Of saiina, Eantas. Is T.snIsa IN -.
szsE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-10
Publication Notice.

Ii K z: Pi''ri'' o''r' q s,ln. ''a'', s,'. Of
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-10

49,. t -.i-i tt-AAtt 'iAle OF
Sylvester siuar,
Piainiia
NIrhssl C. Kelly.
Q. Eherharif and
II. ~ erieniorf partner
81 Etfrt1riI . 1ulen-
iorf Defenilnfs.
70 Nehael G Kelly. lnplsaiei unh q. F1sr-
tal-t and III II slde1dorf partners As Eberharit
SuignddrL
VOr Ar hsHbT pofiied thaf yoa h.rs b.ea
sled ~ sylvester -ilaIi. Ih1t a petition
aT1llli ycu - dlci o. lhs INA Day d Etlth. a
u issi. IN al conri ADORE nemiI ur1rfrr for
illgllent alrinst q IcharfC Kelly, unrr rIrt1in
no;e l71urcu and roflsrse. or toe 1ua 81 ave
hlnlred art irtHt T-ir1 Dollar ali ffIy rruff.
sec AMI Interest az ihe rte ~ twelve 81
cent 20 lnugti thfrern nriii pali. frda d. M
81 81 l1T. A. p D.. ari air1 f1f ln order rrf
leffrr ni tlrHe..llc 20 e certain ulrfir-ra lei
girru o. s-rure tte flFi1enfcf l1il ralfr ~ 1l-r-
llsris lntniI1n,l t1frsil ari frrfritaf fai-
m NorihEsli l--..rts- 90 issfis- f--ri.sn Ia.
IN iqHr.lif u1icel ll1, anlih cf laaro $50 llI
ge.l 20 ~ - I'D psinsf-e rt1.liln. ll ala
stats, 1rrordllf 20 re lHllel eirtss nirTer
IherCcf. Ali b d1faul f1rcriaas Yea "a rs-h
1f yea. iron az rirhi. fl.le lnirrarf 81 IAN IL
or % al PRAISE, - f'r llrh cihrr rtiief A.
NAY be iult.
ore
as ssN day Of Aprh 4. D. issf.
QF iuiuasnl AZ HisJ1i 81 e o. u.iur atose
5siias. Esn.si asrel &. ~
sIIrEsIrE ffr frr.
D. Cas- Hu1za. 81 At,qfaeg
Altfa lfAaE fEEI1S
tisIE e ~ plllrIri cculI.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-10
DAPTLLOK
COUGH CURE
On b aimlnisierei inlants without III aizkfasf
1nEeT. u dos ncl cuutail druGS o. clmc1. but 4
harmless vegetable syrup. TerY delicious ~ the talta
thaf relieTcl and posifirsly cursg
WHO0PiNc COUCH
~ Courh nrulchiill ard Pulmonary Caiafrh. Dlrac.
toos n I'm hngEages acooulnauT eTaTy hotiie.

MIMI Send six cents for post
UUII Ia age, and receive free. Gust
III TnIIN D. box Of euodl uhrh will
H HlHA hcip you % more money
right away than anything
else IN the world All, 81 either sex succeed from
efst hour, The broad road 20 fortune opens BE-
lore ne workers, absolutely sure. Al once adj
dress, True Co, Augusta, Maine
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-03

| rrcposr1 furppcar tr.r ~ niain> nrinr ~
". tl.ne ln.,.n.ei = Hr n-ner e! horroweI
ntmand rrcus<ory notes
Tie following = marked "conflcItial"
WASH NOTION. u. a.. u April. 1<.K NY
psar NJ Fisher, iou San ~ me very xrest
Nv -..-ils; - ~ouil ~ for ,un nndrr s.n,,-
lAr cirrumsiAnc - certain persons anil pa-
sxr< art ~ lnr ~ thro~ ml1 ii me - lniSire
ton. ana 800 may 10 errr snry arc rayInx Il
smith matter.
inc'0sci draft. fou viii receive this ronor-
row Monday evening ami n will ~ a favor
snail never forxrr Il you Will AZ once prif.,
lsfrer i srrscfiv true. y h5nOrabe NJ sou M
e u.. and ~iii stop the mouths N sinnleers
~ .ncf.
~ nNs Sho4 u % ans one The dran y IL
tue hands 81 my clerk. who - ~ Trustworthy
- any ONE can ~. IL sou can't ret the |ctfer
written n season Tor thc mine n'clock mali 10
New York. Please tc sure "a ma n durinx
the ntrhf ~ ina, y Will START rrS; ma Tues
day morning. but i pos <ihlc pray v0n ~
ret 4 n the nine O'Clock mail Monday even
,. q. b.
ment:
~Isurn this ietrer Not knoeins your exact
address send this 70 the Parker House IA
danger IN The hand ~ = carrier. ~ a.. b.
The following = the inciosurc rcferrci 70
IN the preceding:
..nnz~ox s.~n - ~
Blaine. Washington. u. q. Dear Sir:-I o.
r,-ssr n~In,,sr',v ~. r.c~-. ~. NV, -. ~
~ 4 "a .,1 <i;'' ~. ~ -: nv. ,Ie. t"u -
smith AaiiroAl bends ami that SOU mai II
Sotne way Obtained them ~ = Eraffiify
The enterprise of bn.linx fhe Little Rock
Fort smith Railroad was undertaken in IA,
~ COMPANY o. boston g.-nt|cinr1. 81 whom
Was myself one. The nonsl- ~ rnn rn.I
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-03

The way the Irish are roinr for
Blaine j. altogether satisfactory to
Cleveland
There will 30 4 fair yield III the
apple crop this year. but not enough ID
justify hard cider campaign.
james G. B.aine recently lo-t h;x
voice. but he will never be entirely out
Of danger until he loses his power ~
letter writing.
Dana j. now trying 70 defend
Blaine from the charge u Know Moth
ingiSm- a fellow feeling makes Us
vondrols kind.
Hon Thaideus q. Pound. Of
Wisconsin. happily describes Blaine AZ
distinguished by '.sort III decIamatorv
and pugilisiic state-craft That " X.
he y the great slugger Of American
politics.
logan went to Wisconsin 70
check the revolt from the Republican
ticket Mrs. Darlington failure ii
Keep back The ocean with her mop waS
nothing % the failure that awaits To-
gan.
The latest opinion senator I'll
munrs has expressed conce,ninr All
Blaine was practical condemnation Of
ms methods a public man. He has
lai an excellent opportunity 10 revise
that opinion, but has not chosen 10 DO
50.
re hlaine 4 prudent. sasacions.
business man. and has made good use of liz
opportunities -knlgxf0H Freeman.
Right you are. Mighty few oppor-
tunities he has let slip. for turniny
either an honest or dishonest nennv
Ard that's one reason why the people
are not going 20 elevate him 10 the
Presidency. - dibcny -drguS.
The prodigious efforts made On
behalf Of Mr. Blaine in his own state
resulted, Is was anticipated. In bring
n2 out an extraordinarily large Rcpub-
lean vote At the election in Maine. A.
he Democratic counter efforts were IN
nothing like corresponding scale tho
for Governor Robe. the Re-
publican candidate for reelection. will
each from 1900 70 l6.0OO-a result
which was expected on che Democratic
ide. but which. in the size Of the sir-
'res. hardly realizes Republican expcc-
atoms.
Thousands upon thousands of
he more decent and respectable Re-
'ubllcans have fully determined 10
withhold their support from Blaine
hieiiy for the reason they have become
thoroughly Disguised with 4 certain cl-
ment il their party which comprises
ncn like Steve ElkinS. Bill Chandler.
'vbeson. Kellogg. Dick Harrington AMI
very ~tar-router in the country. The
republican mansion u full of yermin
nj there u 4 necessity for iumiration
nj determination ID make II iii ior
leanly men 10 inhahit W. yincsnnuik
ingmrcr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-03

NJ F1f'r.nrr,,n - ~. ~ Won fhr.r intirfsr..
\ ~ .l.n',' Nv. ,r.,r,.'. ma ~, Y. '..,. M ~
I prnfr~ har1@ 1 n,s ,'.,~l <-YlxN lmr,s f-..,.l.
ara ,o,k III .s,nrr.es n ~ snss: NV 4
IN ,.t \, ". ~. K. . w. \. Il
s,.If~,,t- ~, ~.1s-~. 1890 i-.., !. k.,... !.
4 isr'r Eork wi,no.t IA. Know = - W cn-,-
sent ana ri imam ears ~ efc
. ~ W. w, \, NV, wv, .s 1910,
~. sxr..nr II ~. : '.A..is Ana M. Fisher vii
~As I ~k~i, inrc..n, ,h'ns rar,v. doing
fr' - i,6 ~ v.,r "s. n, ~, y. " W.. =
posed - financial Rim III personal hlmiiisr
ton >.nce5e.y soHr~ " n bLAi>k-
rIQ-iAn caldwell. tS1-
NJ. prwrrrr..< ~-,r.rx R.,<-nx arr.i !.
l<-i Dear rI<h.sr / .nFt.,-.. i..tr'.~ fr..s.,
nlalne forgot N SPEAK r. YOU a,,nntr ~ ~
him. 4 ~r,ri4 n n wsrr Ia nv ro~rr mann.
Is AZ ifnr.ortarr rrsr, fs,r NJ ~ nave f-'I M
rizh, towards II. ana only Visa that -
- situated thai ..ot,II hrIn him Yours
vcry truly. j.. cxi.Duris-''
-.
49, 49,. y. n'o~s. ~ hia'ne letter ~
- ~ -. ~
A ArGr~IA. Me- "a June. is-L-Ny Dear
NJ Fisher: tired very hard yesterday and
day petore ~ ~t.f you. am in 4 very RAIN
81 mi cnlparra>s<d situation ero.in< out
~ my connection kirh the Fort smith enter
prise have paid anu causel TO ~ paid into
VII treasury aisuur <+ri0}l and The only re-
EI4IT 10 IL| the m|<I WXI|tIII
Snw have 4 rrnpn~itinri ~ maze ~ 49,,
y hch think x r,fI-< lll.sr4i ana fafr ~s,'r,--
- Tar a. 1 rox<It'.r rnr, 49, uIrho,.r r,,-r,.,-
ur<elf ta<r ~ recovery
Nov II yru uill take III, the SO oxrof co,,-
ron<. raw ~ NJ the s.~h th~ref' = ~r@, 49,.
M the $500 Of horf- / ufil ~ a17 ~. -
uairt-r ~ 0ur fnarrer stand ,,-,s1 xnr, -.
ready Is oreu orre-r.o frrr< sn ~. ss,i.s--.--
your< VII
trust II, consideration * our rr.nx t..-s
az frienn-hfn - we1i - ~ r1r~ ~ 49,. rs,,..',a
lar r. larlon< have he'd IN rh5@ MATER ...,
Ill rnnE<. - .ro~s ~. AZ -ht- y.,,-. -
- y rt,.r~r
Nv Fisher Jr E<1'
-
:. 1879. rtpl u. ir.A-Ay be1r hlninc:
~ = . KS <rfAts~t importance that rht parties
.,S }. aAs- ant intrst-. ~ Itt $3.50 and invest
81 !. " ~ ~ N NC northern Pacific Railroad.
-,...i.s ~AHt IL Que tnrn- AMI unless
y. 49, II Lille AtFAt Y -nAA ue fnrrt-4
~ MA. ~ lotnmrut over 20 rs ~ and lfr
~ wv 49, ~. $500 ~tn ITEM. NJ Caldwell
49, -E ~ 80 p@i1 }u.. ne iAst mol Que Fou,
49, y. 1stN tnr $50 49, ovnn< n addition
Y. .,.--. \. 80 ior tVur interest ~ settle
~ N-'t4N ~ Once - rtMAin-
I. - AZ IL IL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-03

- saloonkceper IN Reading. Pa.
gave Christian bowman psnt oi
WHISKY telling him % drink IL. and II
n dd not Mil him III would treat
axaln Bowman drank X aud was
found lead The mex morning. Esils
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-03

"a plan which = giving social phi
ianthropy In London very practical
character j. for ladies having houses in
the suburbs - invite small party Of
door women 70 spend the afternoon.
N he guests are usually selected by the
City missionaries. and are treated a
possible like ordinary visitors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-03

Hut one thing troubled me a. passed
through The street. and that Wa ID ac-
count fvr the st number of Old shoes
a elatterei over tie pzyements on
chs feet of siaiternly females The
ayera1e West India female l. NOT hap
ny unless he can at her bare feet in-
70 the forward halves of cast-oif shoes
anil senh abou. The streets III them.
raising AZ unear'hIy clat.er of cl.ck-
claek. cliek-clack. enough 70 raise the
departed saint after whom this islanI
IL named. Future antil9arians will
lind themselves confronted with ~
gantlr problem one Of these DAYS when
- Thomas disgorges what the earth
Nuakes have swallowed Where dill all
ne Oh Shoes come from - cDr. boston
Times
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-03

4 Michigan female physician has
found the cause Of many divorces ID
r. tobacco. She reasons that tobacco
affects the sympathetic nerves which
control the heart. that these nerves ~.
come paralyzed. and the husband y e.
tranrrd from bis wife. but when the
vile becomes cstsangcd from tie hus-
bard. what paralyzes the sympathetic
nerve then - .frOlf Post.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-29
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO July 2S.-Flour, quiet and
unchanged; good to choice winter wheat
-four, $3.50; soft spring wheat hout SlO00i5O;
Minnesota bakers 5i.2O94.50; patents $3.50
95.75; low grades Ss000s.e5; rye flour $500
Gals; Southern Illinois and Missouri winter
wheathour s5.50Gj.75; Michigan winter whea.
Si.7505.50; common to choice Minnesota $3.50
0400. Wheat, demand active and prices ad-
yanced; opened strong. hQ56c higher. declined
&c then suddenly advanced lac, huctuated
and closed 1c higher than on Saturday; sales
ranged: July s30s5 nc, closed at Sic; Au-
gust 80 e @S4}sc, closed at s4ssc; September
S5@S69sc, closed at SEC; October s5Ha
$3.50, closed at S7c; No. > Chicago spring
s4@s5Sc. Corn, demand active; opened steady,
and about noon became strong. eased off again.
aud closed 80 &C over saturday; cash 55056c,
closed at 552z@55c; July 54B 655Sc, closed
at 55K@55ssc; August 54R@55Ec, closed
at 551s065 sc; September SAY @55s!c, closed
at IS Sc; October 54G55c, closed at size.
oats, were firm and generally higher
cash SO@3oifc' July 29$@S0hc, closed at
30Lc; August 2112@2Sc, closed at
aTA61s15c; September rs 3 0t27Ac, closed ct
25@2;lsc: year 262s 026Ac, closed at 26ss a
262lC; May 306l30isc. Rye, quiet but firm nj
~ &C Barley quiet but firm at CSC for Sep
temher. Flax seed lower at 81 3201 3d.
FORK, quiet ana easier; cash lO .OOGf 10. so; July
S2400; August SCI 90; September SIS. 90: DC
toberS l7,9061s % closed at ST. 90 year S1f SIS
all .95. Lard. in fair demand and
stronger; cash 81. f5G17.2O; August $40
@7.2o, closed at ST15; Sep
.ember 81. sgla @7.S5, closed at S7.2Tts :;
October ST.3Tis gas, closed at 81 40.
Bulk meats in fair demand: shoulders
S6,0G short ribs $500; short clear IS as
Butter quiet and unchanged choice creamery IS
Gl9c; fancy dairy 14@l5c Eggs quiet and
weaker at 14ts9l5c. Whisky steady and
unchanged at Sl.10. Freights-Corn to Buff
falo sc.
Receipts, s.Oo0 barrels OF flour: 10 900 bush
els OF wheat; 100000 bushels of corn: 81. 900
bushels OF oats: 1900 bushels of rye
$3.50 bushels Of barley. shipments 10. 900 barrels
Of -four: 1900 bushels OF wheat: 44t,-
0o0 bushels of corn; $1,000 bushels of
oats: 2,0G0 bushels OF rye; 200 bushels of
barley
2:s0, p. m. On the afternoon board-wheat
was lower; August declined he; September and
October declined &c. Corn. was lower:
August, September and October declined
nc oats, were steady aud unchanged Pork
quiet aud unchanged. Lard, was firm: August
snd October advanced slse; September was SC
higher.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-29
Family Retail Market.

BREAD AND FLoUI-Wheat bread &c per 10
rye bread, sc per 10; Vienna bread, Zoe per loaf;
Hour straight, 2is0Sc 10. patent, ga 6l3isc 10
BUrrER-Farmhouse and creamery, e0I25 !;
good table dairy l69tSc; cooking s0l2c !;
10y the tub Is per ceutoG
HoNEY-Minnesota honey in comb SOC per
pound.
CREEsE-1sH&i5cGso Swiss, sol25c.
CoFFEE-Green Rio. seas lbs for 81: Java
(greenl 3G94 los fer 81; Rio roast, 4G6eS7 lbs
for 81; Java roast S5c per 10, lbs for 81 Mocha
same - Java.
TEA-Gunpowder 10000: Japan from % to
zoe; oolong 40 TO aee; Young Hyson so, SO, soc
Eses-Strictly fresh, I9Gg2Je by the case. lsc.
FRUtTs-Apples, 60ts55c peck; grapes 5Oea6Dc
sS6>40c per doz, gOosberries, 1ss.c per qt ::
peaches, leo pcridoz. pine apples leach !;
black Taspherries zoe per Ct; MINI. red rasp-
berries Toe per pint; red ouvrants lsts G 15e per
quart; white isls8 sc per quart; blae berries
Is4 i5c per quart.
F,su-piekerel. esoppies, rock bass SC per D :;
white fsh and trout t0ef1I lee per 10.
MEATS Round steak IL isci515e: sirioiu stesk
iSc: porter house, &C; roasts, 15GfSc; ,erRed
765l0c; mutton Gdyeal i51 iSc; for chops and
roasts, pork 1OcGNstse; pork saasages, l2L.e:
heloguSs tels.
POULTRY AND GANE-Turkevs S2Is5c Per u
chickens lSGS0c; live fowl 75cee SI.O0 per pair
spring chickens 6Gcet70e per pass I've tar-
keys 81 .a56sSs. 90 OF f5c per \.
SUGARs-C;ranniated lieGi2lbs for 100: Stsu8
ari a Is los for LOO: extra c IL los for 90
yellow 14G lbs Tor 100
YEGETABLEs-Beans. dry 1e1i2Rc quart !.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-29

Receipts and shipments of grain, live stock,
produce, merchandise, etc, for the twenty four
hours ending July 2S. 1884
Articles. Reed Shd Articles. Reed Sh' d..
AuricultoraI In,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-29
Receipts Shipments
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.
Milwaukee Produce.

MILWAUKEE, July 2S.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat tame; No. 2 SIC; July
824c August 945c; September e54c. Corn
very quiet; No. nominal at sec. Oats steady;
No. white 34D35Hc. Rye higher; No.
63hc. Barley lower; No. 2 SOC; September
G21sc. Provisions firm; mess pork $1,000 cash
and August; Sl6. go September; lard, prime
steam $3.50 cash and August; $7.32H Sep
TENDER Sweet picked hams firm at 1la@
1910. Live hogs frmer at S51005 Co
Butter quiet and steady; choice creamery 17@
lSc; fair to good 1G@17c; best dairy 14015c
Cheese, fairly active and steady new cream
75s@SHc. Eggs easier at 15@15Hc Lake
freights Unchanged; wheat to Buffalo &C.
Receipts, 1895 barrels of flour; 17,76O
bushels of wheat; 1850 bushels of barley.
Shipments 1868 barrels of flour; 6,O45 bushels
of wheat; none of barley
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-29
losing at 81 o5 March sales $4,000 bushels at

closing at 81 .O5; March sales 10000 bushels at
81 .OS; April sales 5000 bushels at $1.Os1s
Corn spot lots 111Hc and options 1k@&c
higher; receipts 101,500 bushels; exports 5000
bushels; ungraded 5e@o4c; No. 60H@81c;,
steamer 61Q161Ac; No. BSO6bc old No. 2
sc; No. 2 August 6s06shc, closing at
case; September 633s 084hc, closing at 6416c;
October 64@64Ac, closing at 64hc; November
63@63Ac, closing at CSC. Oats A@1c higher;
receipts $1,000 bushels; exports none;
mixed western 37@3sc; white western 40@46c.
No. Chicago a6a@37c. Coffee, spot fair;
Rio easier at CSC; options shade easier and
less active sales were reported as follows $3.50
bags Rio No. August $G.9o@7 90;
September at $s.o5@s.1O; December at 1925;
January $3.50; February at ss;ao@ss5;
March at $s.45. Sugar quiet but
steady; refined easier at 5h@
5Ac; extra 5S@5hc; Bahia SIC;
yellow AZ 05c; cut loaf 71ac; crushed re;
powdered 7@7Ac; granulated 11-16c; fair to
good refining quoted at Sc; Muscovado
54c; concrete Axe; st. Jago SC; English Island
AS @5c1s Guadalupe 4 e; Jamaica 4Ac; cen
trifugal 96-test 5 &c; st. Domingo Az 05Ac; Mo
lasses sugar SC; Porto Rico 4Hc; Barbados
SIC; G SIS @55ac; extra c 5h053sc; white ex-
ira 556 @5&c; off A "a 06c; mould 11-16c;
standardA 67s @Ac; confectioners exc ;cubes
7QD77sc; Cuba 45S@44c; Brazil nc; Aracajie
916c Molasses, dull and nominal; 50-test
refining 1S@1S%c; New Orleans 30@56c; Cuba
50-test 1519c; Porto Rico sic: common sugar
house molasses lie. Rice quiet and steady;
Rangoon 4X@5c; domestic 5A@7c. Petroleum
active and firm; united 67Ac ;refned nc;
crude 6S@7c Tallow, firm at $500 3-16c..
Rosin quiet but steady at S1.2sM@ 271a.
Turpentine steady at 83A@34c. Eggs, west
ern, dull and easier at TIC. Pork dull; old
mess pork quoted at SIS. 75@15.S7h; new
mess S1675D16.75. Beef quiet and unchanged.
Cut meats firm long clear middles So s5 Lard,
firm; steam spot quoted at S7.37h@7.50;
August $7.36@7.45; September S75O@7. So;
October S7.62@7.71; December $7.5s@7.6o.
Butter, demand fair and market firm. Cheese,
demand fair and market firm. Other articles are
unchanged
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-29
COMMERCIAL.
On ,Chanre

ST. PAUL, July 26.-The attendance on the board
was small yesterday and the amount
of business transacted very light. Wheat
was nominally one cent higher than on Satur-
day: $1,000 bushels sold from sample PIT. Corn
was dull and unchanged. Nothing was done in
oats, which at the call were NC higher; barley
was unchanged; one car of No. 3 old sold at Sc
Ground feed was steady and quiet; hay was not
so urgently wanted and dropped back 81 from
Saturdays market. New potatoes declined &c {;
one car in sacks sold at 46c; eggs advanced 14c;
butter was dull and unchanged Following is the
call:
WHEAT-No.1 hard, CSC bid, CSC ackedJ July 93c !;
Aug. orc asked; Sep. 97c asked; year S5c bid !;
No. hard, soc bid No. 2 regular, T3c bid.
CoRN-No. 2, &C asked; July sic asked Aug.
SIC asked; year sic Did, 45c asked; No. 3, 47c
asked
oArs-No. 2 mixed, CSC bid, 29c asked ;
year 24hc bid, 26c asked; No. 3 mixed, 26c
bid; No white, 29c bid; Bic asked; No. 3
white 29c asked.
BARLEY-No. 55c bid; No. extra 4Sc bid;
No. 40c bid.
RYE-No. p 55c bid.
GROUND FEED-S19.50 asked.
CORN MEAL-919,O0 bid.
BRAN-Sacked, $3.50 bid. se
BALED HAY-S9. GO bid.
TIMOTHY HAY-S11 90 bid.
PoTAToEs NEw-3Sc bid 43c asked.
EGGs-16c bid, TIC asked.
DEMONSTRATING, sc bid, 6Ac asked; dairy
fair, 1870 asked choice, 15c asked; creamery,
1Sc asked.
The following comparative table gives the
principal quotations at the call July %,
1883, and to-day:
1883. 1884.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-29
New York Produce.

NEW YoRK. July ss-Flour quiet;
receipts eS.0o0 barrels; exports 5000 barrels !:
ST. Louis sS.4506.25; superfne STATE and west
ern Ss.5sG3.35; common to good extra So 400
as; Minneapolis patent process S.. T5656. s5 /:
good to choice ss.sOG5.s5; white wheat extra
S5.50G6.s5; extra Ohio Ss.45GS.O0. Wheat; ;
spring spot grades i.G4c higher; options
opened firm. advanced 5sG1c, later weakened
and closed with a reaction OF a08c: receipts
sea. coo bushels: exports 17T,eo9 bushels: No. ?
Chicago ass. G9Sc ungraded spring SO,
ungTaded red 7ScssSi.0I; No. J red s2c: No. 3
steamer SEC: No. : red steamer &c: No. red
91S Gs9t4c; No. : red August sales ss6. 900
bushels stgT1t sI97Ssc. closing at g7Ac. SEN
TENDER sales SIS, goo bushels at 9S5s a coo
eIosing at &c: October sales ,040 0aa bushels
st s4c65sI -G0as, closing at Si.00: November
sales 144,eoo bushels st SI.OILGI os
closing at Si.0itl: December sales 56.gog
bushels as 81. o5Slf .c3ss. closing ST s1.0slS
January sales 16.eO0 bushels 81 SfGs1l .05I..