St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-01
and Emerge from it Looking
Like a Crowd of Merry
MillerS.
lAe Chaotic Condition of Affairs Con-
tiuaes During Most Of the Ses-
Ion Of the Board,
80 Lhe General Exclusion of Legitimate Bust
uess-F heat Remains Almost as
on Tuesday.
fas 4Iarkol Closes Fairly Firm for All
Shares-Room Traders Cover st
Pau and Northwestern.
CHICAGO.
-speelI Telegram 10 the Globe. /

SpecG. Telegram 10 the Globe.
CHlcAco. &C. 31.-Wheat was again the
e-V,ec " sitr- ction on 'change to-day, that
l i-r -.a- pos ion of the day during which
bus.ues. 05 eng kind occu pied the attention
o -ac aeu IS, for after IL O'Clock the
4-.e aa, dee led to the usual New Years
1-.- ls--.g was mostly in the way of
evening U3 le deals, so as TO start the new
Tea 81 =s1 int, in spite Of the liquidating
aloreD.alt the cereal mentioned was very
>.-15, lli ne close was at substantially
y-.r- igures. Corn ruled weak in the
~ -a.-gl o. heavy receipts during Jan
ua.y, .h- up-ion for that month declining
80 ,s 81. aud that for May &c to S724e.
9-1.u- tss corner appeared in the year
cpIcu -ld .a- close was the same as for
JONI 81 .al &c below yesterday. Oats
were 3. easier at 2855c for MAY. Provis-
'c.s were ger under light receipts of
logs and pork closed 175Ic higher at Sill.
,- se-lary Lard was nc higher at
1870 'os oruary.and ribs 15c higher at
800 tvs 5ruary.
sEw YEARS HILARITY.
At..t noga the boys began their New
Le c.!-l ion, and made the floor the
a-eu- 70. %, ost riotous proceeding wit
re- -s -ar years. A year ago to-day
tie -HI t'l-.uus element Of the board man
sa-l . le l the messenger boys and
4t5 ls tling clerks excluded from the
door 'l.rE latter part Of the session.
sla ..U.t 1el .ly the old-tme practice Of
e.u... -- --ts and bursting bags Of the
G-t -..r the b!ackest coats was only
--.1 o. ry mid extent. Everything
-f-- ., Be- / orderly this morning that
u. dream 3 what would be the dreful
..t " t long pent up determination OF the
--ys Sd 1r r,yenged on those who had
.- o---a.-d d them Of their rights year
-eo Ih- -aie big policemen seemed to
ra- ..e coming storm from qfar though.
.4. slYrly after the noon hour,
Elr. E- W. nted badly, very badly,
Pr c.as embers Of the respectable
-'er.. rore found 10 be very much
The II was opened By an inno-
H.,t pal.af X Of -four, which a minute
6. lFo fr Iclsly had rested Quietly on a Ia
i.r -r-r .1e legraph Office n the north
tss. -.rp.r hc hall. Its explosion on
tl' .. .'sv tan Of n corpulent but emf
.Ge fa.. ~ tne concerted and onslaught
.o. raaE. whose appetite for that sort Of
l.la sa ta-c whettci 10 Il razor edge by
..71 -llrl II abstinence. Five min
1.- ,.- t,e ai- was full Of agricultural pro-
lsc. lt. b. cries, aud no end Of profanity.
.a. .t ,-0 element, at first transfixed
r... e.r 4. ne sight OF its awful man
t...s 81. isr rled, finally shook itself to-
l.-- and ra ed an order directing the
..re men to do their duty, cost
e.. u-Ht. The circumstance Of the
bag .1.rnen having discreetly left
f.. u.r regarded Is most fortunate,
a-. nu.,u9ully prevented great blood
nt large reduction in the list of
sll energetic members OF the
sae CHAOS CONFLICTS.
I. d his office requiring that he
s... ...l office saying that committee
.4a .er 5-. lted TO nominate gentlemen TO
-.e . &c coming year on the CON-
s ar ation aud appeal, aud on the
.. doctors, Secretary Stone, at 1920
eH the crowded balcony aud
i..l.-.I ly order. Beneath the cloud Of
-r4 -.. t.a, ae could see what appeared to
fs. e- IS moving about, but they re-
'.ra come 10 order. The order of the
.H.s - hing but order; In fact, after
F- sr la hammered away until nothing
a.e as msliet but the handle, BAG OF
'.gE .lrs On the balcony rall immedi-
-ly .s sht, convinced him Of the fu-
rther attempt 10 restore order
-'- .... good order, however. and an
t-.r.ate a.s seen still brushing his broad
e.sf. eaft rae gallery was crowded with
-c. vlp applaudvd vigorously when
ss-- ,astcularly dIgnihsd gentleman
rIa lrtieularly black coat aud
t...r vas reduced 10 a total and aoury
tsar Of the spectators were ladies,
esl t.ei. .n oval, 50 lavishly demonstrated
s--l .al vs. on TO their most daring
ef.s.,. .ts absence Of the three big police
r.a ua r necessary for the officers and
- er 't board t. exercise individually
l.c Hla.rt -ested IN them. Their fidelity
,ctlng 70 behold, ou: as Que
aa t4eF ere converted into unrccOgniE-
s's c.r II bedoured clothing and forced !
81 5an- - the inevitable II was impos-
a Pectators 10 repress simultan-
how are the mighty fallen
".- III over It was admitted by /
{ 100 policemen could have /
- toward maintaining order /
a n 'ers took the names Of num- /
'-a, rho we're most active in Great 1
.p ec -selrbauce aud many suspensions /
ai 20 Il is thought, though. that the
csc viii not feel 50 bad after New
T--r+
az MARKETS PROPER.
Whl aed &c above the Closing figures
"a. Yesterday under good enquiry. Stimulated
b. arl,1 torvlgn news. The advance
ra. 1.o;ained for some time. New York
rzs uded 10 our strength. but offer
rs la,et ca increased, aud prices rec.d.d
i- 'el for all deliveries. About noon
g. ~a 1ewed inquiry, aud half Of this
sas recovered, making the close the
s-r 2 yesterday. This recoverv WAS
,asioned by the reeeip, Of cables
that Liverpool stocks Of ~hsat
ai-annually, showed decrease Of
rr cent. As compared with
- pouding time last year.
F los which bad previously showed
af weakness, at once became
snd dispatches from there since
-'- Use that exporters are trying 10
2Tsr closing figures, and az the
fF,c 4 the tay there seems to be q very
a2 r ereurrent existing. aud. notSiih-
81 aa.zE g very large sales by holdsrs. tns
-ee-1- Z. aei euoys1s s FAR fror being I