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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-06
The Quotations.
Western Associated Press

Western Associated Press.
chicago Feb Flour was dull and uu-
changed: good TO choice winter wheat nour,
So. 20 90; Michigan winter whsstn0 $50
a. o.; soft spring wnssI dIII 500 E3.7'; Min
nesoia bakers, 23119I.l0: psten.s. $i.S5 D
SOC lox grades. ST. 7512.59; rye Hour, s525
ass in barrels. buckwheat, 81 230S.95 per
l0O pounds in SACKS: SoItas Hit
Bos and aissouri winter wneat1 9l-, SS.2j 4i.15;
common 10 choice Mn aesora, Ss.so14.J1 Wheat,
demand active, but quite unsettled: the rep1rts
OF colder weather and European war news made
srm market but under heavy offerings prices
generally tended downward; opened unsettled,
deelined ssGAc, fuetuated. then broke to
point 10 under the highest figure OF the day.
advanced u c and closed a under yesterday
eaies ranged: February, - = G7s:sc, closed at
1SXc; March, 7SA N19!sc, closed al 1sSc;
May, s3ss 9S5c, closed at SAKE; No Chicago
spring, 77% @7SHc, closed at 71Ac; No.
Chicago spring, 67Gos13c; No red, soGs1c;
No 3 red, G9c. Corn weaker, Influenced
by free arri,a ; and the weakness in wheat, clos
ing = o. &c lower than yesterday; cash, S65s
&37c; February. 1864 936Ic, closed al S6ss a
36z C; March, 36I G371sc, closed az SO Q39Sc;
May, 4o14 14Ohc, closed at 40Sc. Oats were
quiet closing shade lower; cash. 27c; Febru-
airy, 27c; March, 21kc; May, SoS 030Ic,
closed al 30lc Rye was dull and weak st
6tHc Barley was nominal at 64065c.' Flax
seed Was dull at Stag. Pork was in good de-
mand rusd 1O4l24c higher and closed steady
at medium figures; cash, Sl2.45Gl2 50; Febru-
ary Sl2.45: March, Sl2.47h@12.5 closed
at SlG47n6 80; May, Sl267H G12.75, closed
at S12. 7OOl2.72H. Lard, demand fair and
marSet arm; cash, $6.95: February, SG95;
March, 81. 247O2I<, closed at $685. 4 47.O0;
May, s7.l2L.G7.I7A, closed atS7.l2H4 o.. Is.
Bulk meats were in fair demand; shoulders,
$4,000 So: short ribs, 81. 80 %. IS; short clear
S.. 7O16.75. Butter was dull; creameries, 80
QsGc; dsiries, 25927c- Eggs were quiet and
unc hanged al 24h025c.
Receipts, p, 900 barrels Of dour; $4,000 bush
els OF wheat; 214,O0O bushels OF corn: $4,000
bushels OF oats; 5000 bushels Of rye;
81, 900 bushels Of barley. Shipments, $4,000
barrels OF -four; $4,000 bushels Of wheat;
y, 900 bushels OF corn; $1,000 bushels Of
oats; 1000 bushels OF rye; $4,000 bushels Of
barley.
$50 D. N. On the afternoon board-wheat
was easter, and declined h4Ac. Corn was
easier; February and May declined &c. Oats
were irregular; February and March advanced
nc: May declined &c. Pork was nominally
unchanged. Lard was steady March aud May
advanced 21lc.
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THE CHICAGO FOOT.

The feet of the Chicago girl are having a
needed rest. Thanks.-Pittsburg Chronicle
Telegraph.
Pretty feet are in the rage in Chicago.-Chi
cago Sun. We don't see VIVA, good 1t does
the girls to get mad at 'em.-Burlington Free
Press.
In Chicago four pairs OF brown or green
gloves are sold 10 one Of black. Possibly the
brown and green stretch most. Louisville
Courier-JOurnal.
Chicago girl can actually wear her faith
er's overshoes. She should exhibit her un-
Chicago feet in dime museum.-KeDtueky
State Journal.
The latest libel on the Chicago girl is TO the
effect that the floor Of the large skating rink
in that city will accommodate fifty Chicago girls
at one time, or 500 Penn sylvsria girls. Nor
ristowp Herald.
The Chicago San man has couple OF waste
baskets. Some poet girl had left her gum
shoes behind her when she came 10 with a few
verses, and be was mean enough TO confscate
them.-Fali River Advance.
It is said that the editorial sauctums Of
Chicago are adorned by plaster-cssts Of eDor-
nous feet, from which their festive bumor-
ISIS are expected TO draw inspiration 10 the
hour Of creative Washington
Ratchet
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MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce,

TIE wheat market was more active a1d prices
averaged higher to-day. with q better demand.
Seceipts we're IG5 cars. and Of these 3 fair pro-
Oartion WAS shown % ample. Tie bidding on
.a.l was from a. &C higher on hard grades. and
ior the regular grades there was more request.
holders were not crowdiBZ their offerings TO sell
ana were disposed 10 dictate terms. Towards the
close OF the session hicsgp came IN lo~ef aud
The END sss q shs5e weaker in tone. Other grains
AID tailistazs ware generally sleA1g<
Wheat-So. / hard opened viii bidders 81
sls.tzSsc and sellers as<izg 55ss for spot and
Fet ra4ry Garcn 81 AMI MAJ 5s1: cars spot
oil AZ ;. and ? cas- FebsIa q, tas sane.
70. hard was held a. 81 on call, bu; that was
~vtdenr 100 mgch owe the market 70 attract
ne zftsnti0e OF hiddsrs. Sales OF s&mPe cars
.zere male 81 g o. Z. with iltle o5ers4-
No. vas hid for "a. spot ard s9a May +;
sample sold. 3 cars 81 IS free, At 90 o. :. ~
~ sad y a. 50
No sss offered az 20 By sample; cars went
AZ ~ and a. . OF.
Rejected samples s0Id inelz5s 2 cars Q. {. a:
sc ane 81 80
olhs7 ssiss Of samples were ? cars al 81. at
IS, az 20. at - AID / al 81 =. al Ct
Co-u-Weak and easier with the decreased re-
esipts .hoazh h0l1sss are 10th 70 drip prices
from se157 for rejected.
Oais-Eoxirg more freely a. ahSzt 1ozsoal
euoTzti0us. Nc. shits. 25E25. So.2 mixed.
s4az5c: rejected 232z4Se
Eraz-Cnsertled and wsvsrizz with holders
slow 70 make concessions En1 bayers uncertain.
qao.s5I. a. s5-z5G> 50.
Saorts-Quisi a11 tr.dtnz Hgas With sellers
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Dairy DAYS.
Produce Exchange.

Thrrs was no great rush OF business on the
door OF the produce exchange and tue mark
generally weaker High grades Of butte
we're Iittle 81: small lots Of colntFy dairy sold
at t4Gldc. Cheese quiet eggs SIS billy sii1sr
poultry steady: some -aaIl lots Of dry picke1
turkey. "exi-A' soId st 1sc and extra chicken =
ll.tc. Potatoes-Irish and sweet-were quiet
and steady Apples were held arm; small lot
OF far sod ats.s0. Oranges wsr oxer and IL
good sappiy; lemons also were easier: Oregon
pears advanced soc; Naiags grapes we're steady
raa-erriss vary ira. FOiiosiag vas the call.
BurrxE-Ezr-a-, 2ec asked; eKtrs srs;s. -
Did first lee -: secoa4s- 1lJc bid. PARK
ing stock &c sid
CaEEsE-FEncy nominal; t1s lie asked :;
sle part -kinnsi nominal
Eass-.xtras &c uI5 srsss. isc bid. soc
s.ke6; Lined AMI ice house ls&lsc bid Isc
zsSed
PurLTEy-Turkeys- sxtrs- i2e bid IL asked :.
ehoiCeI9 Did: chckens.extra. lie bid choice. los
bid Medium. &c bid
GAHE- Nominal.
PoTA-oE-Choice. SOC bid
SWIFT PorAroEs-Jsryeys. $3.50 asked .
Tli1o:s kiln dri.a- $50 zsked-
AFrLzs-Fxncy. 50. 90 asked; Standard. $3.50
asked
81 IS hht, 81 - asked, rasssts $40 asked
valsaeiAs (4ses) 80 asked: Nsssiass. ss-5o
asked
LxxcSs-Faacy. $3.50 asked; ekoses ss.oo
,sks9; prime -. 50 asked
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WV YoRS. Feb. 5.-Flour. dull and IN
changed; receipts, 1900 tarre.s; ex.
ports. 1000 barrels; common 10 gooa
extra. ss6e13.So; supersne STATE and
~eststn. 81 5JG3Oj; good to caO,se. s. 90
da.5o; Waite wheat extra 800 aS.0J: extra
Ohio. 50 oOas5.5 30. Minnesota patent process
SOFAS ., -. Louis. $S.00.,5. 80. whest
spsas stock a tribe stronger. options :, q c
lower tie msrss,, elesiSs At iasi.e agares an
railing SeAS 'ecs,p:s. S2.Olg bushels; exports.
l. v00 pasae.s; No. sPrias. ssis; auSssdei
red. Ssssse. No. s red. sSas; No. red.
siS 823Se; No. waite. sac. No :
rva. Seefuary sales. sOs.eyO oushels a.
ssA 1sose Closing at sahe; March sales.
ss..iV0 oesaels al 5iGslae, closing ~ sic
Apr saiss. SlS.0lJ Bushels a. % <.GJ tc
c.esiaE 81 asAe. May ssles S.lSs.n bushels
~ ear os 'Se. eioslnS Al st,e; Jgue ss.es
siee0o bushels ~ s5S3ssS. cloSias a,
g & Cetn. s,ot icts = &C GiSasr. cpticn~
,SGss over, S,os.ag aeSvy. receipts. lsUOJ0
besne,s; exports. <sooO Bushes. migrated
SS~ &1sae. No. ;, slGSiAc: steamer. sia
b &c. Ne. :. al5sssie sgss.nsr ye.iow. 81 &c
unxrsl,t ys.oS. sic. No. F-bruary. 81
GseAe. si0siaE ~ Soss; March a., soc
c.o-sug a. Saae. April. ts,R&g, cio.iss
s.. roJ Sasesls expssts. Is.09 bushels: rsixeC
spssern. 15GSse; white western. SSasSS
Cofse. spot far; Rio, stsaiy: options. sun
and essier. ssiss we're reported - 4sSO
bsrxs AprL. - as ssy, ss.0 Jurs. SSIs.
July. s. IS; December $50. Sugar vas quiet
Sgt erG Martinique exc - Lou ago. sac.
whius extra q. Sas. A. sse. % A. sac. mead
A, 6se. standard A. SSe: eoEfec;ieaess' A.
) fs-ie4-es cat kosf and crushed. exc.
xrsu1lsre3. s-ies; powdered sc. esbes. se
&c asses. DAT. Rtcs w4s Qaiss aEG uaeesrSsG
Peto.uusI waS unehznSed. uai;sd- 60
sezze1. TSGsSe. Live hses- Ira Ts,loS
: - .t-osger AZ & S-isc. Resin Gsies az
= -1ats=S rurpeatlne wEs ueax a. 0Ic
grxs xrstern. daH sr5 aswer a. SIC Pcrk
"a. -srszser. nss aes- vas a1osed a; sis.STS i.
Beet was sses1y- Cat meas. sssa1Y.
LarS Vas weak western steam spot saOeec
AZ Es-@. February. 3 sS9T.ss. AarSk.
& z-s7. -. April sz-ss9s 81; Nay. s7.sSS
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Duluth Wheat.
Special Telegram.

SpellaI ItIegfall.
DULUTH. Feb 5.-Ealy indications from
outside to-day gave tone TO our market THAI
resulted in quite spirited trading until near the
noon call, when reports of d downward ten
ncy in other m.rkets cal>ei decidedly bear
ish feeling here resulting in decline of ~ from
outside figure, and AT the close buyers demanded
further concessions, which were not acceded to.
Closing prices OF the morning session were:
No l hard cash. l&c asked. 81 &c bid; Feoru
airy, Sic bid; May. SIC; No. northern cash.
7Sc bid; February, 7sc; May, sage; No. north
ern cash, 7sHc: rejected cash, Csc Afternoon
call: Cash wheat; No. / hard, s0Hc; No.
northern, 73c; February wheat; No. northern
771c; May wheat, No / hard, s3 &c; No.
/ northern. s3Ac. Receipts, 940.s30 bushels
OF wheat. Shipments. 5S9,s2O bushels of wheat.
In store, 5,4I1,0s bushels OF wheat.
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lative and shipping demand was dull aDd
prices closed at about the opening figure.
May opened at s6.5211, sold up to So. 55 aud
back to $3.50, closing at $3.50. Trading
was rather more active but the volume Of
business was not up to the average.
AT TIE STOCK YARDS
the receipts were moderate and the markets
fairly active. Cattle were generally quoted
stronger and hogs advanced about 10 cents
per 100, the best heavy making IS to IS. 10
and the highest since the last week in Octo-
Der. The sheep market remains dull with
prices about as low as in 1868, when good to
choice mutton sorts ranged between 81 and
S.. 80 per 100.
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Chicago Live StocS.

CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Hogs. receipts. l9.OJO head; shipments,
$500 head the market was very brisk, heavy
i0Gl5e higher. light aud common so Toe higher
rough packing. s4sSGA6O; packing and ship
ping. N.65G5.lO; light grades S4soSt.5 20;
skips - 2o&4.SJ. Cattle. receipts $500 head
shipments 5000 lead; the market wss more
active, best grades Zoe higher: export grades
Ss.60G6a3, 1850 TO 1900 pounds. 5.2OaS - F.;
i,s0 To 1900 pounds. - DOGS. 20; loo to l. 500
pouuds, 5 .2vG 80; Texas cattle So. COG %.
sued receipts. 2,50J head, shipments, 500
hear the market was duh anI weak but
steady. inferior 20 fai5, s. .5JG215 per hua
dred weight: common 10 medium, -. O01ss 20
choke, s. 9OSs i.S0.
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Chicago.
Special Telegram.

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-The money market was
quiet to-day, as usual of late. Routine bust
ness keeps the banks in motion, but there is
little significance or volume to outside move
ments. Everyone is holding on however,
and faith supports the mind during the
delay. New York exchange was quoted
weak at par, with a fair outside demand
Orders for currency shipments were pretty
good, but receipts were light. Sterling ex-
change was 81 S494 s71I. Bank clearings
were s7,sl6,O0O against s7,07S.0O0 yester-
DAY.
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MIIwaukas Proiue..

MILWAUKEE. Feb. 5.-Flour was dull and
unchanged Wheat was weak; No. 3. 76Ac
February, 76Ac; March nc; April, 77%c
May, SAKE. Corn was frmer; No. 8, 40G
Ale. Oars were very quiet; No. 2, soc; No ,
white. 3lc. Rye was frmer; No. !, 64Sc. Bar
ley was frmer: No >, 53hc; extra No. 8,
scarce at soc. Provisions were higher
mess pork sold at S12.45 cash and Feb
ruary; s12.55 March: lard prime steam, S6.95
cash aud February; S1.G0 March. Sweet
picked hams, firm at s2@9Lc. Live hog
were higher at S4400I.75. Butter
quiet: choIce creamery. 2s03'c: fair TO good
21G22c: best dairy, I71lsc. Cheese quiet
best new cream. l2G12i3c. Eggs were easiri
al 22c. Receipts, 2.1S; barrels OF flour
81 $50 bushels Of whest: 20.957 bushels o!
barley. shipments, l00,5 barrels OF -four;
7,esS bushels OF wheat. 5, $50 bushels Of barley
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showing more interest than buyers; easy at

showing more interest than buyers; easy at
50 .u0D9.50.
Flaxseed-Quet and steady at s1.36.
Flour sales heavy al steady prices: Patents,
$5.10@5 .25; straights, 81 90Q5 10; clears,
50. 5004 90; second bakers. So. 75@3.00 low
grades, Sl.75@200; buckwheat, "a. 5o15 so
rye, per 100, sl.s5@l.95.
Corn Meal-Inqury light and easy: unbolted,
Sl500@l6.0 90; bolted, Sls.O0@l9.0O.
Dat Meal-Stee cut, quiet; 2.3503 90 per.
half Dbl.
Mixed Feed-Movement fair for outside trade
and quotations rule steady and unchangec: No.
], SIS 1900; No. 2, Sl2.00@i4.00.
Hay-Returning cold weather serves to main
tain quotations frmer and the recent expecta-
tons OF increased arrivals and dropping prices
are passing away: Fine high colored, So
$50: fair, $7.O0@eo0: off color,S5 GOA
600; fine timothy, S9.0O@l0 90; medium, S. 90
@s.50; large bales. ST. 000T.oG.
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New York Mining Stock.

New York, Feb. 5.--Business in minin g
stocks during the forenoon was light, sales az
gregating only $500 shares Albion sold at s, Con-
solidated California 10, Green Mountain IS, Hor n
Silver PAS, Standard 81, aud 50 shares at 100 ,
Little Chief %, Robinson IS, North Belle Isle
81, seller 10, and Bullwer 10, buyer Is.
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LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5, ~ m.-Wheat firm;
corn firmer Cargoes of coast; wheat and corn
firm but not active. Cargoes on passage: wheat
and corn better tone.
MARX LANE, Feb. 3. Wheat and corn
quiet; country markets unchanged.
on passage TO United Kingdom
corn, $4,000 qrs. wheat and flour, 2,5000Oo qrs.
PANS, Wheat and -four quiet; passage TO
continent, wheat, 3s0,UO0 qrs; corn, 10000
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Feb. with the general de-
mand more moderate in its wants the daily vol
ume OF business is less important than during
last month, when there was a larger daily aver
age than on any previous January.
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BASAsAs-Aspinwall choice 500.

BANANAs-Aspinwa choice $780,
OREGON PEARs-$3 90 asked
GRArEs--Malagas, full weight, $1,000 barrel.
Ora BsRRIEs--Bell & Bugle $500 asked {;
Bell " Cherry SIC. 0O asked.
CIpEB-Dufy's $500 bid; Michigan S4.75
bid.
CRANeERRIEs-Bell & Bugie (Cape Cod),
$500 asked; Bell g. Cherry, $1,000 bid.
The following comparative taDle gives the
principal quotations al the call ON change FEB.
5. 1885, and to-day:
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SAN Francisco, Feb. 5.--Aining stocks closed
har to.dav fnllows
Boston Railroad and Mining.
,osToN, Feb, 5.-Following are the closing
ces at the Stock Exchange to-day:
New York Money.

NEW YORK Feb 5.-Money 191h per
cent, closed offered. Prime mercantile paper
4G5 per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
quiet at Sassy do. OK. demand 1854.
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OTHER MARKETS.
Petroleum,

CLEVELAND, Feb. 5.-Petroleum was quiet;
Standard white 10 sold at 7!ac.
PITTssuRG Feb. 5.-Petroleum was dull;
certificates opened at 6sEc; advanced to 6s5sc;
and closed Mt 69Ac.
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Wholesale Produce Market.
~ The following prices are for round lots
only
R-The following prices are for round lots
only:
BACON AND HAMs-Long clears bacon, s@
sac: dry salt Ia 9S1sc; long roll i2c; short
roll, Sc; breakfast, lie; shoulders,
Sc; hams, 11012c
FLoUR-Patents, IS .0005. rs: best winter wheat
patents 1878; straight, 81 5000. rs winter whea
straight, S4.5094.75; Bakers xxx and clears
$3.50N4.25; low grades, 81 90; rye -four, 5000
400 per barrel; graham, spring wheat $3.50
winter wheat $3.50; buckwheat hour, 81. 90.
BEANs-Common. 56Q75c; mediums, 75c@
81 90; hand picked medium, S1.OO@l rs; had
picked navy, 81 .2091:60.
DRESSED MEArs-Beef. city dressed, 6H@
7Hc;extra prime beef, SIC; mutton, city dressed
&c; veal, 11G12c; heavy, s@9c. Country
dressed beef foreqnarters S@4c; sides Sc; hind
quarters sore: country dressed mutton $40
6lc Choice single hogs S5.1505.35.
FuRs-Bear SS015, cubs S3Gp6, badger 60 a
75c, wild cat $4,000, fisher S4.O006OO, red fox
Sl.40G So cross fox seas, gray 75c kit fox 4Oc ;
silver grey S25@60, lynx 5395, marten 81 .009
200, mink 3O060c, otter S5@S, raccoon 50@s5c,
skunk 40975c wolverine S295 timber wolf S1.50
QS3.00, prairie wolf s0c0S1. as, musk rat, fall.
5@6c, winter, 7@Sc kit &c. beaver, northern,
S3.50@4 per pound, western Sl.5092.75 per
pound.
dry flint, nc; calf dry, 12hc; green lie; deer,
dry. 10000; antelope. l5122c; elk, 150lSc;
buffalo, SGl0c, damaged q Oft; sheep pelts,
wool estimated, Csc per u, lamb 35060c.
Observation-Disclosures zoe. lylca l9c, Cal
Filberts, Sicily, 1Sc. Peanut 609c. Pecans,
Texas, 9Ql2S Indian nation SC. Walnuts-
California 12 Naples new l5c, Grenoble,
Sci French I0c. hickory, large, $3.50, bark
helsls 50 25D2. 80, chestnuts 81 90, cocoa nuts
IS .0O17.0 90 per 100.
HoNEY-Dark l2c; white clover, 13O14c; Cal
ifornia white clover, 15c.
HoPs-Wsshington Territory. zoe; choice New
York, 22c.
LNsErD Outlaw SEE; boiled 65c. Linseed
meal $20G2l
MALT-75cls0c per bushel.
MEss PoRK-s12 .50Gsl3. 90; mess beef, $40. so
Ql1.00.
oYsTERs-Standards. soc; selects, 4oc; New
York. counts 45c per can.
TALLow-No. l. 5Mc; No. 9, Sc.
WooL-Unwashed. l4G1l5c; washed 2012s.
VReETABLEs-Csbbage, 6Oc per doz. Of carrots.
s0135 per ousn; potatoes, 25Q30c o. g. per
busael: onions, 535c per oushel o. g.; sweet
potatoes, Jerseys, $500 per barrel,
muscstines, ss1S.5O per barrel.
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7.45: June, $3.50. Butter, quiet but firm at
10435c. Cheese was quiet and weak: west
ern fiat, SOIL &c. Other articles were unchanged
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CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. Feb 5.-Whisky was dull
al S1.l3
CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-Whisky was steady and
at S1.15.
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Lonson Money and Stocks.

LONDON, Feb. 5.-The amount OF bullion
gone in is SOS, 600 specie in the Bank Of Eng
land increase last week 1902, 900 In proportion.
The Bank Of England reserves 10 liability 46i4
per cent. Money and stocks closed to-day as
follows:
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Family Retail Market.

Butter Cheese and Eggs.-Prices quoted by
Geo. Thuet, Jr., city market, room 2-Farmers
fancy creamery soc; farmers creamery Csc;
dairy zoe; country roll l5Ql5c; cooking butter
lcG l5c. Cheese-Fancy fall cream lsc; fall
cream l5c; imitation swiss i5c. Eggs-Country,
fresh tested, 25c dozen.
Groceries quoted by Narcisse, Michaud &
Co., city market: Sugars-Cut loaf &c; pow
dered Sc graduated nc Coffee-A &c; extra
SIC; yellow G &c. Canned Goods-Tomatoes
&c, Ice l2Xc; corn g. 10, l2Hc; pea>sc. 15c, zoe.
Csc string beans 1Oc; lima beans 100 &c; sue
cottash i a l5c; Boston baked beans l5c; pump
kin l2Hc; squash l21se; rnubarb l2hc; sweet
potatoes l2Hc; peaches l0cQ25c: strawberries
II q I0c; raspberries l2h q l5c ;blackberrles 100
l5C: blueberries 121& iJc; grapes 23c; pears
go ;Oc; cherries 25G3jc. Flour-Straights
81 -; patent s.. go; graham $500 rye 81. 90;
cornmeal sl2.O0. Rice 59sc; barley SC; oatmeal
&c: cracked wheat &c: navy beans Sl.75 per
Jushel; lard Sc, &c and loo; yermcelll and
macaroni, imported, l5c pound. Potatoes 45c
,ushel; turnips 45c; carrots 40c; beets Coo;
onions 55c.
DRIED FRUIrs-valencia raisins 12Hc; London
layers 20c; Dehesa 4Oc; currents 7Gsc; Turkey
prunes rose French prunes 2Oc; dried apples
100 ijc; peaches 2OG,s5c; apricots CSC; black
berries l5c: raspberres Csc.
Ffsa-Quoted ny K. C. Cobb, stalls and 6,
Market huuse-Codfsh steaks, 12 4 c per ID whole
fish. lOc per ID; trout steaks, 12ac per 10; salmon
b. pike lOc; black bass i2%c; lake herring Zoe:
dressed pckerel, !0c per ID. Pickerei, croppies
and rock bass, Sc per ID. Smells. i2Ic per ID:
cells, 16c per ID. Kit mackerel. Is ID pals
81 .00ll .25; ''round shore" herring, per pail,
55c.
OYsTERs-In cans, standards 25D30c: selects
3514Oe: Y. Y. counts SOC; in bulk, standards
3jc: selects 4oc; " I. counts soc per quart
POULTET AND CANE - Chickens iiDl3c:
ducks and geese. nominal; turkeys, i4G iSc; par
tridges csc pair: quail sue pair
FRUTTs-Apples, S5c per peck, $500 per
barrel: oranges, % 150c per dozen; lemons. 25G
soc per dozen; cranberries, i5c per quart.
HOsgY-in comb 20cG25c.
MEArs-Quoiel by Haas Bros, City Mar
ket-Beef roa=ts 12.s1I5c: round steak
i2hc: sirloiu steak f5c; porterhouse steak l5c;
coined beef 6cG Toe: mHtton roasts l2sIc4 I5c;
chops l25f GlSc; steNing pieces 5Ds SC; veal
roasts 12H 2i5c; eailets 15e; stewiuE piece
sGI2Hc; pork roasis 1lJc, chops los; i1fe-
rior pieces 55sc; sausage In bulk or in cases &C;
ard l02t2ilc
TEAS AND COFFEEs-Gunpowder 50c8sl.o0;
Ooiong sneGs1 90; Young Tyson 6OcGsl %;
japan sOf SC. Ccfees-Green Rio I54lSc
per ID: Java. e5G3Oc; RIO roast, 20G25e Java
roast, 25G4Oc; Mocha, 35et40c.
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VI. Doran's Reports.

ST. PAUL. Feb. 5.
The following quotations, giving the range OF
the markets during the day, were received ~ NJ
Doran. Commission Merchant:
WHEAT.
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PILES! PILES!

cure cure for Blind, Bleeding. Itching and
liberated Piles, has been discovered by DR.. VIII
liam. an Indian remedy called DIR. WILLIAMS
INDIAN OINTMENT. A single oOI has cured
the WORT chronic cases of 70 years standing. No
one need suffer five minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions and in
ttruments do more harm than good. Williams
Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching (particularly at night after getting warm
in bed acts SIS poultiCe. gives instant and pain
less relief and is prepared only for Piles, itching
Of the 4rivate parts, and for nothing else. Fer
sae by all druggists, and mailed on receipt OF
piice, 81. MOVES BROS. j. CUTLER. Wholesale
Agent St. Paul MINI.
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Receipts and shipments OF grain. live stock
produce merchandise, etc., for the twenty four
hours ending Feb 5, 1885:
Articles. Reed Sh'd rt,cIas Reed Sh'd
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pEPARTIHe TKAIEA
La Crosse, Dubuque and
st. Louis Eek ..........
Prairie du Chen, NIL,
and { hicago EX......
Calmarand Davenport Elk
Mason City, Abba and
Kansas City Ex.......
Pickering and Council
Bluffs Eek
Rilbank & Fargo Ex.....
Milwaukee and Chicago
Fast EX .............
Mason City. Abba and
Kansas City Ex.....
Dcs Noines and Council
plufs Fx......
ls Crosse Passenger
Aberdeen & Mitchell Ev.
Milwaukee and Chicago
FaSt Ex
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CHICAGO.
milwaukee C st. Paul R'y.
1hE FAST MAIL LINE.

Pullman eleepers with Smoking Rooms md ~,
finest Dining Cara in the world are RI, On ,Ii
Main Line trains TO and from Chi
cagD and Milwa,. pe