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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-05
Total cars reed. 6
Wholesale Produce Market.

Wholesale Produce Market.
The following prices are for round lots
ONLY
gY-The following prices are for round lots
only:
BACON AND HAMs-Long clears bacon. SD
9Hc: dry salt IA 08Mc; long roll 12c; short
roll, &C.; breakfast, lie; shoulders
&c; hams 11@12c
FLoUR-Patents, IS. Oo@5. 25: best winter wheat
patents, 1913; straight, 81 .5004. IS winter wheat
straight, S4.50@4.75; Bakers xxx and clears
S3.5O@4.25; low grades, $500; rye -four, $500
400 per barrel; graham, spring wheat $3.50
winter wheat $3.50; buckwheat hour, 81. 90.
BEANs-Common. 56075c; mediums, 75c@
81 90; hand picked medium, Sl.00G1.25; had
picked navy, 81 .2U@11 so.
DRESSED MEATs-Beef. city dressed, 6M@
nc ;extraprime beef, sHc; mutton, city dressed
&c; veal, 11012c; heavy, sG9c. Country
dressed beef, foreqnarters S@14c; sides Sc; hind
quarters sore: country dressed mutton $40
61ac. Choice single hogs S5.15@l5.35.
FURs-Bear SSCI15, cubs S3@96, badger 60 O.
csc, wild cat $4,000, fisher S4.O0@6OO, red fox
so, cross fox S2@S, gray 75c, kit fox doc
silver grey S25@160, lynx S3@5, marten 81 900
200, mink 100000, otter S5@S, raccoon 50@85c
skunk 40@75c wolverine S205 timber wolf so
@S300, prairie wolf 5000 81 .25, musk rat, fall,
5@6c, winter, 74Sc kit &c, beaver, northern,
$4,000 per pound, western S1.5002.75 per
pound.
RDEs--Green. sailed. 7o7Ac; green, 606hc;
dryfint. 12hc; calf, dry, l2hc; green lie; deer.
dry l5@20c; antelope, 15122c; elk. l5G19c;
buffalo, s0l0c. damaged u off; sheep pelts,
wool estimated, Csc per d, .amb 3506Oc.
Mt Almonds-Taragonas zoe, lvIca l9c, Cal
Filberts, Sicily, 1sc. Peanut 609c. Pecans,
Texas, 9Ql2c Indian nation SC. Walnuts-
California l2 Naples new l5c, Grenobe,
Sci French l0c. hickory, large, 81 so, bark
helsls 50. 25GD2.50, chestnuts 81 90. cocoa nuts
So .O0@7. 90 per 100.
{ HoNEY-Dark l2c; white clover, 13014c; Cal
ifornIa white clover, 15c.
HoPs-Washington Territory. 20c choice New
York, 22c.
LNsEED Outlaw. SEC; boiled 55c. Linseed
meal S2OG12l
MALT-75cGS0c per bushel.
MESS PoRK-s12. 509S13. 90; mess beef, $1,000
Q1I.OO.
oYsTEIs-Standards, 30c; selects, DOC; New
York. counts 45c per can.
TALLow-No. /. SIC; No. 2. SC.
WooL-Unwashed, l40l5c; washed 20022.
Misunderstanding, 60c per doz. OIL carrots,
3O135 per ousl; potatoes, 2J130c o. g. per
oushei; onions GI35c per Oushel, o. g.; sweet
potatoes, Jerseys, $500 per barrel,
muscatines, S3G3.5O per barrel.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-05
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.

There vas a SHADE Of improvement on change
yesterday. though the average prices obtained
for wheat was very little different from Tues-
day. Receivers appeared 10 bold with more
frmness but buyers were slow In accepting any
offerings at increased agures. few outside
milling orders bad 10 De filed and local rnilers
bought little. shippers OF low grades felt o.
the market bat bought little Is they said holders
we're too stiff in their views for them % take Il
and get through even On a. Sales aggregated
larger than yesterday, bet samples representing
largs amount were carried of the foor again a;
The el0se. Ca sc grains and feed were steady.
whsst-seIlers Of spot and Febraary hard
asked Sic on call. 1000 bu. February selling Al
that; My was held al ~ b. car lots 6 carr
went Al 81 and 2 cars q; 81 o. {.
sellers asked 5ssi for 2 hard May. aud spot
sales By sample we're csrs az g O. :
No. vas held a. - spot as3 Fe5ruary. and
Al 90 May: sample sales we're car a "a o. E., /
~ sc and 81 -.
Sales Of 10. ? By sample include 3 cars AZ CO 0.
l. and cars a. 20.
Rejected b. sample sold-Four cara a.
e. 0. and II ~ g.
Oiher samples went. one car At IS. at GO. 4 a;
-. At &c, a. - 2nd - al on track
Cora slightly weaker feeling noted and
Eiih Increased receipts sellers srs more ngmer.
ous Al ssgs7 for rejected.
oats-oaer1uzs more liberal and weaker ten
1eILF "a --ys1+tDD-s 20. : WINE -5fr<cs No.
mixed S4Ez5c; rejected 23G24he
Brsn-Trse It'd aud Ez-eriaz Nith holders
low 70 make concessions and buyers uncertain.
g .0sEJ4e s5-%.T,-.5O
sa0rts-Q LET ard trading light with sellers
shOEinS more interest than bsysrs; easy 81
g .0cS95L
Fis1s-ea-Qsie; AID STEADY q; sI.ss
Flo1r sales heavy a. steady price: Patents
s. .icG5-25. sErE;ghts. - eeGs. 10: clears.
- .soS4.Oo; second bakers, s2.7s1s0O; IOE
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MIIwaukre Prninc..

MILWAUKEE, Feb 4.-Flour was quiet and
unchanged. Wheat WAS firm: No. = rae.
February. 7sse; March, 7SRe; April. 5sSc:
May, SSae. Corn was lower; No. 3. 3.a
3Sc. Oats were dun but dm: No. white
SOac. Rye was 6rner; No. !. 63Sc. BArey
was drmer; No. :. 53c: extra No. 3. soc
Provisions we're lower aud easier
mess pork sold a; Sis.ss cash and Feb
rusry; Sls.Ss March; lard prime steam. So O.
cash aud February; S6s5 March. Sweet
picked hams, arm a. ssaGgAe. Live hog
were easier At S4s5G4.6 Butter wa
quiet choice creamery. ssGsoc: fair TO good.
sOles2c; best dairy. i5ss!Sc. Cheese was qui,t
anu unchanged. best rew cream. i2zlsJ,c.
EEss were duh AZ ss2s3c. Receipts. ! .g5s
barrels % dour. $3.50 bushels % wheAt
ls.6 q bushels OF osriey. Shipments. Ass
barrels OF doar; s.ls3 bushels OF wheat; 1888
bushels " barley.
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The Quotations.

Western Associated Press.
CHIcAGO Feb. 4.-Flour was quiet and IN
changed; good TO choice winter wheat -four,
s3.75G4.50; Michigan winter wheat -four, 50. so
Q4.00; soft spring wheat fouI, 81. % 13.7j; Min
nesota bakers, sS.1094.O0; patents, $3.50
500; low grades, S1.7592.5O; rye -four, So. 25
@3.35 in barrels. buckwheat, 81. 25@3.75 per
100 pounds in sacks; Soutae n Hi
noisand Missouri winter wheathour, s.. 2595.7j;
common TO choice Minnesota, 81. 5O04.00. Wheat.
stronger and higher, due to the reports of soft,
thawing weather in the southwest and firm Liver
pool advices the market opened 4 q SC higher,
declined &c, advanced 1.c, huctuated and closed
&c over yesterday; sales ranged: February, az
G7S&c, closed at 7sA07sSc; March, 1850
79c, closed at 7sBc; May, s31s @s45sc, closed
at 9QSI1.c; Noe Chicago spring, Il "a as &c,
closed at 1874 07s2sc; No. Chicago spring.
6sM @691!c; No. = red, 1910. Corn was strong
and higher. closing 5sc higher than yesterday;
cash, 36aG @37c; February. 364 0364c, closed
al 36Ac; March, 367s 937c, closed at SIC; May,
39A O4O5sc, closed at 1850. Oats were in good
demand and stronger, A@9sc higher; cash,
27Ac; February, 27@2744c, closed at 27Ac;
March, 2714@271sc, closed at 27hc; May, 30A
@,305sc, closed at 3O5sc. Rye was dull at 6lH
@63nc. Barley was nominal at 64065c. Flax
seed was steady and unchanged at STAT Pork,
quiet but firm; advanced 5G10c and closed at
outside figures; cash, S12. 35@l2. 40; February,
Sl2.3O012.471a, closed AZ Sl2. l0@l2.42H;
March, S12. 3601245, closed at S12.421s0
l2.45; May, Sl2.55G12.65, closed at S12. 621a
G12.65. Lard, demand quiet and unchanged;
cash, $685.; February, S6.92H; March,
S6.95G6.97h; May, S7.10G7.15, closed at
S7.l214G7.15. Bulk meats were in fair de,
mand; shoulders, 3. 1901. IS; short ribs, So %
az. 80; short clear S6.7O0G.75. Butter, quiet
and unchanged; creameries, 34036c; diaries,
27G3Oc- Eggs were quiet and unchanged at
24h@25c.
Receipts, $4,000 barrels OF -four; 1000 bush
els OF wheat; 44S,O00 bushels OF corn: POI 900
bushels OF oats; 1000 bushels Of rye;
$1,000 bushels of barley. Shipments, $4,000
barrels OF -four; $4,000 bushels Of wheat;
Dps, 900 bushels OF corn; IT'S, 900 bushels Of
oats; 1000 bushels of rye; $1,000 bushels Of
barley
2:3O p. m. On the afternoon board-whest
was strong and higher, and advanced 29Hc.
Corn was strong; February advanced &c; March
advanced 1sc. Oats were firm; March and May
advanced Isc. Pork was firm; March and May
advanced 2hc, Lard was steady and unchanged.
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Family Retail Market.

Butter Cheese and Eggs.-Prices quoted by
Geo. Thuet, Jr., city market, room 2--Farmers
fancy creamery 30c; farmers creamery 25c
dairy 20c; country roll l5QlSc; cooking butter
lS0li5c. Cheese-Fancy fall cream lSc; fall
cream I5c; imitation swiss lSc. Eggs-Country,
fresh tested, 25c dozen.
Groceries as quoted by Narcisse, Michaud g.
Co., city market: Sugars--Cut loaf &c; pow.
dered SC; granulated nc. Coffee-A &c; extra
&c; yellow &C. Canned Goods-TOmatce s
&c, i0c, l2Hc; corn 8, TO- 12Hc: peas.Sc 15c, zoe,
csc; string beans lOc lima beans i0Gblsc: sue
cottash ! % l5c; Boston baked beans 5c; pump
kin I2Hc; squash l2Hc; rnubarb l2hc; sweet
potatoes l2Mc; peaches I0cl25c; Strawberries
II "a zoe; raspberries ]. Il a. 5c blackberries 100
l5c: blueberries II "a ~ &c; grapes 23c; pears
25Gc30c; cherries 25GJ5c. Flour-Straights
81 %; patent $500; graham $500; rye 81. 90;
cornmeal $1,000. Rice 59sc barley Sc; oatmeal
&c; cracked wheat &c: navy beans Sl.75 per
bushel; lard &c, &c and l0c; yermcellI and
macaroni, imported 15c pound. Potatoes 45e
Dushel; turnips 45c; carrots 4oc; beets 60c (;
onions 75c.
DRIED FRUfTs-Va'encia rasins 121!c; London
layers &c; Dehesa 4Oc; currents 7GtSc; Turkey
prunes 7t95c; French prunes zoe; dried apples
l0@15c: peaches goa 3jc: apricots 3jc; black
berries i5c raspberries Csc.
FIsH-QuOted Oy X. c. Cobb, stalls and @,
Market house-Codfsh steaks. 12 u per ID whole
fish. 0c per ID; trout steaks l2Hac per ID; salmon
siedke. EUC per 10. " ute Hsu ana trout, lOC per
b: pike l0c; black bass 12I.c; lake herring 1Oc:
dressed pckerel, 10c per 10. Pickerel, croppies
and rock bass, &c per ID. Smells, 12Ic per ID;
eels, 1Gc per ID. Kilt msckerel Is ID pals
81 .O0@l .25; "round shore" herring, per pail,
55c.
orsTERs-In cans. standards 2513Oc; selects
3594Oc; Y. Y. counts soc; in bulk, standards
soc; selects 40c " T. counts soc per quart.
POULTRY AND GAME - Chickens l1Il3c;
ducks and geese, nominal; turkeys, l40l6c par
tEidges Csc pair; quail soc pai-.
FRUiTs-Apples, Csc per peck, $500 per
barrel; oranges, 25lt50c per dozen; lemons, ESQ
S0c per dozen; cranberries, l5c per quart
HoSET-In comb 20c425c.
AEATs-Quoied By Haas Bros, City Mar
ket-Beef roasts 12i@i5c; round steak
i2Hc; siroin steak l5c; porterhouse steak l5c;
coined beef seq 10c; mutton rossts 12h c1l5c:
chops l2h Gi5c: siewing pieces 5ztsc; veal
roasts II \ 015c; outlets 15c; stewiny piece
sGi2nc; pork rossts s1l0c; chops Toe; infe
rior pieces 6G5e; sausage in bulk or IN cases Sc;
lard IOGl2tic.
TEAS AND COFFEEs-Gurpowder 5Oc4Si 90;
OOlOng 50eGsl 90; Young Tyson 60cas1 90,
japan 20Gt sc. COffees-Green Rio 15QIgc
per ID: Java, 2503Oc; Rio roast, 2OG2sc; Java
roast, 25G40c; Mocha, 35G4Oc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-05

NEv YORK. Feb. 4.-Flour. steady: receipts.
it,OOo barrels; exports. $500 aarreis: oommou
to good extra, sS-COGss0: ssPersae state and
wes-srn. s. s0G3.oo: good TO choke. 3 %
ESQ, white wheat extra 100 s5.O0: extra
Ohio. 81 Oo5S-50. Minnesota patent process.
: -Ooas.s5; St Louis. S3.ooGs so. wheat.
spot lots advanced GIge. and options 1 g
lie; the uarSes vas strone; receipts. 900.
sa-hsls; exports. $4,000 bnsAsls. Na. spring.
5Sc; unrSsted red. sIEs0sc: No. nd
Ss ne; No. RID. ssa9sEe. No ! white. sse
No. rsd February sales. i75.C0O bushels
AZ sax L0h.c. Closing az qGSc. Mach sales
so4.oo0 oasacl> A. 20 = Ssi &C. closing q, sac
April sslss, i9s,ooo eusaels n 9sRRg1sc
elosiuE A. 9Sac, May sales. s.sst.00l bushels
s. eteqj &c. eiosias ~ sssc: jane ssles
S9i.o00 bushels a. 9fSG36he. Closing a.
81 Nc Corn. cash lots = ale. sad options 1 q
&c st-her ana stroas. rece,pts. $4,000 5rshess
exports. sis.Oo0 sushels. ansrsisG. fssastt,c.
Nc. ; t9A G5iAe. steamer ysliou. soEsis G.
Encrsied Waite AID ys.ioF. sic. No Fesru
E-y. - fas0-sc. clo<ing a. sQ-e. Na-rh. -
sesoc. eiostus AZ soe, April. ssS Gssse. elossuz
a; tsscs MAJ. tSA etassc, elosiu< .. sgs.c
Oats Nrrs Erz. rsceiPss. ai.eo0 nusk-Is.
exports. - busteis. zixed western. IS
ass, white western = tG- Coese. spo..
fax Flo. Ssi<is oPsioss. ssa5e Iower azd
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THE THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 1856

dull; sales were reported Of 1880 bags
February, S7.70@7.75; March, $7.s5; April,
81. 95@s.00; May, $50; June, $3.50; July,
$3.50. Sugar was dull and easy; centrifugal,
5hc; refined, quiet but steady; c, AZ @5c; ex-
ira C, 5s@5kc; white extra c, 5Sc; yellow,
4ss04Ac; off A, SIC; mould A, &c; cut loaf
and crushed, 6as confectioners' A, SIC;
powdered, Csc; graduated, 6Hc; cubes, SIC.
Molasses. unchanged. Rice was active but
weak and lower. Petroleum was steady !;
united, 69lsc; refined, 71a@7ssc. Talow was
stronger at 3-16c. Rosin dull at Si.25
@1.271s. Turpentine dull at 31c. Eggs,
western, dull and easier at 24M025c. Pork
was quiet, but steadily held; new mess was
quoted at $13.25. Beef was quiet and I'M
changed. Cut meats, firm. Lard was firm /;
western steam spot quoted at S?.22@7.25;
February, s7.1SG7.21; March. S7.25@7. 2s;
April. S7.S4@7.35 May, S7.3907. 42; June,
S7.49@7.50. Butter, demand fair and market
firm at l0035c. Cheese was dull; western fat,
sG11Ac. Other articles were unchanged.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-05

Produce Exchange.

The produce msrke; Sas in no respects
changed. Transactions were very light AID
values about steady. The Absence Of produce
dealers on change vas owing. perhaps, 10 the
fac; that Thursday IS the SPECIAL dsry day and they
were hoI5inz over I'll then. Following are the
recorded priees:
BUTrEE-Exiras, 30c bid. ssc asked /;
extra Erzts, 2se BID. 31c ssksd: frsts Is
bid. % asked seconds loo bid. thirds,
nominal; parking stock SC bid Sc asked.
CHsEsE-FaueJ nominal; sne fan creams
chsG3er and sats- lie asked: 6as part skinned
fats AID ehsdcsr nominal
ESss-ExIFss. zee Old. &c asked; srs;s. ise
bid: seconds nominal: skinned and ice house
extrss, isc asked
P0rETRT-TErkeTs,extrz 1sss ssked ,ehSice. fs
BID. medium. 10sz bid common. Sc BIZ: chickens,
extra. II &c bid - asked: choke. f0c bid. ned
inm- - eid- c01non nominal
GAM Nominal
POTAToEs-Choice. Soc bid
SWIFT P0TATCEs-Jerssys. Sc: illinois 8. 80.
APPLE~-Faney. 500 bia; $50 asked
Standard sss5 bid
ozASsEs-FEney, 800 bid: $50 asked :
Voiszcsas. $50 bid. Ss-O0 asked
LEuoSs-Fzzey, $500 azks4. pine. $40
bid, 500 asked
BAxANAs-s<0 90 askei
PExE<-CaIis5rzis a7d Orszon- s. 20 asked
GzNyzs-Aal4sEs. 5000 asked. fan ws.Zt-s
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Duluth Wheat.

DULUTH, Feb. 4.-The markets on change
to-day opened firm with indications Of strength
and with favorable outside news and good buy
ing orders prices gradually advanced to the close
with liberal trading, closing after the call at the
outside figure. Closing prices Of the morning
session were: No. hard cash, 9OHc; Febru-
airy, S0hc; May, 86Ac; No. l northern cash,
77hc; February,77Hc; May, s34c; No. hard
cash, &c bid, a &c asked February, 77Hc; May
S3c; No. northern cash, 74Ac; February, 74c !;
May, 79c; No. cash, 6Shc; February, Csc;
rejected cash, Csc; condemned cash, 65 After
noon call: Cash wheat; No. hard, s1hc;
No. northern, 7Shc; No. hard, 7sc; No. 9
northern, 74Hc; No. 3, CSC; February wheat;
No. hard, 81 &c; No. northern, 7shc; No.
? northern, 741sc; May wheat, No. l hard,
s7Hc; No. northern, S4hc. Receipts,
24,724 bushels of wheat. In store. 5,53s, s4s
bushels of wheat
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grades, s1.75@2.OO; buckwheat, $4.5oG5.5o
rye, per 100, S1.s5@1.95.
Corn Meal-Inqury light and easy: unbolted
S15.OO016. 90; bolted, S1S.000l9.00.
half Dbl.
Mixed Feed-Trade fairly active with a steady
inquiry though quotations are shade lower.
No /, Sis .O0016.00; No. 2,S12.00@14.00.
Hay--No change noted as yet and with an un-
favo rabe turn OF the weather prices are likely
remain firm and strong; demand good, receipts
light and prices firm Fine high colored, $3.50
@9.O 90; fair, S7.00@S.OO; off color, $5 Goa
600: fine timothy, 80 O0D1O. 90; medium, So 90
$50; large bales. S.. OO@7.00.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-05
LOCAL MARKETS.


-.
ST. PAUL, Feb 5-Although prices OF wheat
were nominafy unchanged, there di-po-
-ition to bny TO a greater extent IA car load
or two ut the quoted prices, but hiie consumers
and those who h, no wheat have no confidence
IN the market, holders are &c idedy hopeful Of
better margins and offer nothing, preferrDg to
wait the turn OF the tide. Larger receipts
weakened corn, and the market closed 1G?c
.ower: tar OF No. , sold ST 3sc, and car at 4Oc
o. &. The receipts Of oats were light and prices
were steady; barley was firm and steady; hay
ope ned firm, but closed ca -ier, car sold at 80
and car OF timothy at $40; spot feed was firm,
nut ito arrive" was offered at 81 decline, cars
sold at SIS and car at sl6 o. g.; seeds were
quiet but steady; dressed hogs we're frmer, lot
of 30, however, sold at s.. Following is the
call:
WHEAT-No. / hard. soc bid; March Sic bid:
Nay Sc bid Sc asked; No. regular 72975C
lid: No. hard 75GI7c bid; no regular 67
G5sc bid.
CoRs-No. ., SIC bid: soc asked; March,
3Sc asked; May 4Oc asked; new mixed. Csc bid,
sgc asked.
oArs-No. mixed aic bid &c asked March
s4c bid. Poe asked; May 2Sc asked; No. white
sc bid. 20 &c asked: No. white 2le bid
BARLET-No. 2, 5se bid, COO asked; No.
extra. 5Ocbid. No. 42G43c bid.
RYE-No. ,. soc bid.
GROUND FsED-sl4 30 bid. $500 asked.
SaoETs-s9 bid $40 asked.
COIN MEAL-SiS. 50 bid. si4.5O asked to ar
rive: oolted SIS 90 bid: 81 90 asked.
BRAS-Ss.50 bid, 50 50 asked.
BALED HAT-sS. 90 bid; s 30 asked.
TIMOTHY HAT-SiO.OO bid, sl0.jO asked.
LIVE HOGs-s4 90 bid
DREssED Hoss-S5.O 90 bid, s5.15 asked.
FLAX SEED-Si 30 bid.
TIMOTHY sEKD-sl.2O bid; si.?2 asked.
CLOVER SEED-S4. IS bid, $ -25 asked
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-05

CHICAGO Feb 4-The Drovers' Journal 70.
ports: Hogs, receipts % 10 head shipments
1000 head: the market for good grades Wa
stronger. but coarse and light weaker; rougi
packing, S4.2jds455; packing and shipping
Si.6O 64.sO; light grades S+3j "a 60; skips
y 25G4.2O. Cattle, receipts $50 head shit.
menEs 2.40O head; the market for Fat heavy
grades was stronger. Others duh and weaker
IA. 1.400 to 1900 pounds, = .61G6 %: 1900 to
1850 pounds, -. 90 q. SOL 600 TO zoo pounds
IS 910s.65; corn fed Texas cattle 81 9Oa
ago. sheep, receipts. $500 head. shipments
500 head. the market was dull and yer,
weak. common 10 medium, 50 20aS - per hun
dred weight; New York, -. 50G+.00.
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Chicago.
Special Telegram

CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Business at the banks
continued moderate in quantity, although
the milder weather started up little new life
for the time being. Preparation for the good
time coming goes steadily on and when II
arrives it will find the business world ready
to receive /: and improve the opportunity
which 1t may furnish. New York exchange
was quoted weak at par with fair outside
demand. Orders for shipments Of currency
were light and receipts the same. Sterling
exchange was s4s4614s7H. Bank clearings
were s7,O73,OO0 as against s., 239, 900 yester-
DIV
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-05
Important TbInes Coinp On

The events now going on in England and
France are destined to play an important
part In the future as regards the whole
civilized world. But the daily events oc-
curing in your internal economy are Of in
fnltely more importance 10 yourself. Are
your digestive organs doing their work? Do
your lungs act properlyl Is your liver Sc
creting and disposing Of the bile as it should ?
II any Of these organs need regulating. take
dollar 70 the nearest druggist, aud bus a
bottle Of Browns Iron Bitters, the popular
tonic.
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NEW York, Feb. 4.-The mining market
elapsed into about the old rut OF
inactivity, but prizes ruled firm, and there
was adispositon to deal in better class of stocks
TO the exclusion Of speculative fancies Stand
ard sold at $4,000, Quicksilver 500, and Ply
mouth ..l6O0 seller of Comstocks, Sierra Ne
vada sold so and Mexican AZ; Albion sold at 9,
Lacrosse 8.
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New York Dry GooIt.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-1he weather Is dsa-
greeable, though mild, and very unia orabe to
the retail trade. From agents the demand was
Of very modera proportions, but as q large per
ceDtage Of deliveries Is for" arded from the mills
direct, the daily sales arc larger than apparent.
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OTHER MARKETS.
PetrOIeiIIn

CLEVELAND. Feb. 4.-Petroleum was quiet
Standard white 10 sold at &c.
| PiTTsSURG Feb. I-Pstroeum was duh
certificates opened G9c; advanced to G9Ac;
and closed at e9c. Nothing doing.
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LIVERPOOL Feb. 4, II m.-Wheat firm
corn steady Cargoes of coast, wheat quiet
but steady; com, quiet but steady. Cargoes on
passage, red winter wheat very dull; white
firmly held corn, quiet
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Boston Railroad and Mining.
BosToN, Feb, 3.-Following are the closing
ices at the Stock Exchange today:
Now ork Money.

NEW YORK. Feb 4.-Noney I01H per
cent, closed offered At IA. Prime mercantile
paper as per cent. Sterling exchange. bankers
bills steady at Sl.S3A do. CT. demand 81. s6A
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WhI.k,

CrscrsSArL Feb. 4.-Whisky was quiet, but
steady at S1.13
CHICAGO, Feb. 4.---Whisky was unchanged
az Sl.l5.
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AT TIE STOCK YARDS

the receipts of cattle were moderate and I'M
der be tier demand, Heavy cattle ruled
satisfactorily higher. There was an active
packing and shipping demand for hogs, and
in general way prices ruled higher. Re-
ceipts were fair, and the quality poor, the
best heavy commanding a round premium.
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Shore, $4,000 Chicago & Northwestern, 10000
New York Central, IL, 900; Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul $4,000; Union Pacific 10000; West
ern Union Telegraph, $4,000.
QUOTATIONS. OF STOCKS AND RoNDs,
Stoke ani bonds closed y. the following
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Lon ION Money and Stocks

oLoSDoS. Feb. 4.-Money and stocks closed
odsy a. follows:
Consols- Illinois Central. .127h
Money. 100 sic Nil. 81 St. Pahl... 75h
Paclfc........ 3sA n. Y. Cen;ral.... Oh
erie. IS Penn. Central.... 521i
Erie seconds. ....55H Reading. . So
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slow and in but little demand, closing
with prices unchanged at s692<
February, 1926 March, and s7.121l May.
Short ribs showed a little change, Nav stuff
selling up to $3.50, but closed later at
s6.4715, or sc better than on Thursday
February ribs closed at S6.271I, and March
at Sc, 20
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ST. PAUL Feb 4.
The following quotations, giving the range Of
the markets during the day. were received ~ II.
Doran, Commission Merchant:
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0A=A n n A@Ns AfsAe
La Crosse. Dubuque and
81. Louis EX
Prairie du CHEN. NIL,
and { hicagO EX..
Callnarand Davenport Ex
Mason City, Abba and
Kansas City E1......
Pickering and Council
Bluffs EX.
ilbank & Fargo FIX
Milwaukee and Chicago
Fast Elk ..............
Mason City, Abba and
Kansas City Ex ....
Dies Nolnes and Council
] luns EN..
In Crosse Passenger
Aberdeen d Mitchell FIX.
Milwaukee and Chicago
Fast Ex...
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WILMINGTON. Y. c., Feb. 4.-Turpentine is
firm al exc.
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Reed Sh'd Articles. Rec

Receipts and shipments OF grain, live stock
produce, merchandise, etc., for the twenty four
hours ending Feb 4, 1885:
rtic1aa Rac'd Sh'd rt,ciaa Pan,d ch,d