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w You should see the Misses sno
childrens ribbed cotton hose, French
goods, at MORRIS d ARMsTRoNGs.
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EF A celebrated three dollar gents.
button, congress and lace calf shoe to
be opened this week, fresh from Bos-
ton manu- aclure at MORRIS & ARMsroNGs
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EE Dr.. JAMES A McCoY. Dentist Of
Cald we'll. O lio, will he in WoodsfielG,
April Ia, 10 d 16 jerusalem, l7th
& 18th. Mitonsbu,g Goth d 2lst. Lew
,sville, 22d & 23d.
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~Drcss goods, thinning, velveis,
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Meeting of the Democratic Central
Committee.
The committee organized by eleetinQ
joan P SeRIaas. Chairman, and g. y
DcuaHERrx, Secretary,
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NEW LOCALS.

F0RTY..FIVE CENTS, at r. W.
pOPE'S
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Bran, shorts and chop for sale at de-
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Constables-Alex. Smith.
John Hawkins,
GREEN.
Trustees-Jacob Ischey,
G Roth,
J. Stephens, r
Clerk Samuel Martin,
Treasurer--Isasc McCurdy.
Assessor-Samuel Clegg.
Constables-R Bishop.
J.F Eidy, r.
JACKSON.
Trustees George Huffman,
a Hoskinson,
Isasc Sole.
Clerk-Elias Barker.
Treasurer-W T. Wright.
Assessor-Georee Myers.
ConstabIes-Andrew Cox,
A. Hoskinson.
MALAGA.
Trustees-John R. Mann,
William Hines,
John Cooper.
Clerk-Alex Hardesty.
Treasu' Philip Wengert
Assessor-M L. Slusher.
Constables-Gecrge Keller.
Thos H. Crook.
Trustees-Simon Potts,
John Lude.
J.J Muhleman.
Clerh-Fred. Reithmiler.
Treasurer-JohD F. Thoenen.
Assesso--Henrv j Muhleman,
Constables-S R. Lankerd,
F. Kelty.
Trustees Chris Klebe, R,
N. ". Steenrod, R.,
Jas K. Smith, R.
Clerk-Frsnk L Case, D.
Treasurer-G. L Tyler, R
Assessor-W. M, Resell, r.
SENECA.
Trustees-J. T. Hannshs,
j. W. Morris,
J S. Carpenter.
Clerk-C. L. Kroning.
Treasurer-C. L. Eherle.
Assessor-A. D johnson.
Constab ables-J. W. Morris,
VIM. Brister>
SUMMIT.
Trustees-John Butt,
j.. A Devoe,
Peter Ulrich.
Clerk--C. L OSlinger. r
Treasurer-Jobn Gramlich,
Assessor-M Rocker.
Cons,ables- John Seabaugh,
f Friday.
sUNsBURY.
Trus:ees-J. e. Dixon,
H. H. Wheeler,
B. NJ Loper.
Cletk-W. F Thornberry.
Tressurer--J B. Hill.
Assessor-C. Forney.
CcnstabIes--John Burkhart
John Bolon,
G. Barkes.
swITEERLAND.
Trustees John w Sirauch,
} P Fsnkbauser.
George Schafer, z
Cierk--Henry Ziogg.
TrGasurer-Jacob Rupp.
Assessor-Samuel Walter.
Cons,ables-W N. Sandrock, r.
Mart. Reader, R.
wAsHrNsToM
Trustees B Knowlion, r.
Henry Dillon,
". w. Glesehkamp.
Cterk-M. M Mann.
Treasurer-S. C. MIllborn.
Assessor-JoAn H. Umplebv.
Constables-George W Shepherd,
Robert Sivsrd.
ISAAC WILLIAMSON, is the Assessor fc
Riuard's Mill Precinct Wasbing,o
.owuship.
WAYNE.
Trustees-Artbur Dougherty,
David Baker,
Oscar Frank.
Clerk-A L Bates.
Treasurer-Joshua Strickling, R.
Assessor -Henry Hughes.
Constables ackson Conger,
Thos Osborn.
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Used herbs In doctoring the family, and
her simple remedies DID CURE in
most cases. Without the use of herbs,
medical science would be powerless
and yet the tendency of the times is to
neglect the best of all remedies for those
powerful medicines that seriously in
ture the system.
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ts saoombinationo Of valuable herbs, care
fully compounded from the formula OF
aregular Physician, who used this pre-.
scription largely in his private practice
with great success. It is not q drink, but
. medicine used by many physicians.
@ It Is invaluable for DYSPEPSIA,
KIDNEY and LIVER COMPLAINTS,
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, WEAK
NESS, INDIGESTION, &c; and while
curing will not hurt the system.
Mr.. G. J. Rhodes, a well known iron
man Of Safe Harbor, Pa, writes:
Ny son was completely prcrtrated by fever and
aFue. Quinine and barks did him no good,
then sent for Mishler's Herb Bitters and in short
time the boy was quite we'll"
"E. A. schellentrager. Druggist. TIT
st. Clair Street, Cleveland, o., writes:
Your Bitters can say, and do say are pre-
ecribed by some Of the Oldest and most prominent
physicians in our city"
4ISHLER HERB BITTERS CO.,
525 Commerce st., Philadelphia.
Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fails
nov25, SAY.
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Monroe County.

We present election reports from the
following townships in this county All
Democrats except those marked with an
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& Smeil.A quick

80 cts. at Druggists
ed. Send for circular
I.ELY BROTHERS.
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layers 2)c; Dehesa 40c; currents '7G8c; Turkey
prunes T9Sc; French prunes 20c; dried apples
l0@pl5c; peaches 20@35c; apricots 35c; black
berries l5c; raspberries 35c
EeGs-25c per dozen.
FIsH-Codfsh steaks, 1870 per ID; whole fish.
1Oc per ID; trout steaks, 12hc per lb; salmon
steaks zoe per Id. White fish and trout, 10c per
ID; pike 10c; black bass 12%c; lake herring 10c !;
dressed pickerel Toe per ID. Pickerel, croppies
and rock bass, Sc per ID. Smells, 12hc per Id |;
cells, Ice per ID. Kit mackerel. Is ID pals
81 .0001 .25; ''round shore" herring, per pail,
S5c.
FRUIrs-Apples, S5c per peck, $500 per
barrel; oranges, 2565Oc per dozen; lemons, O.
30c per dozen; cranDerries, 15c per quart
HoNEY-ln comb 20c@25c.
MEATs-Beef roasts I2!s 115c; round steak
12Ilc; sirloin steak 15c; porterhouse steak l5c
cofned beef 6c@l0c; mutton roasts 12hc@15c
chops 12h615c; stewing pieces 5c9Sc; veal
roasts l2h@15c; outlets 15c; stewiug pieces
S@12Hc; pork roasis SO 10c chops Toe; infe-
rior pieces 6@Sc; sausage in bulk or in cases SC
lard 100121.c.
oYsrERs-In cans, standards 250SOc; selects
3504Oc; n. Y. counts soc; in bulk, standards
3jc: selects 45c; n. Y. counts 55c per quart.
POULTRY AND GAME-Chickens 10012hc;
ducks and geese 12hc; turkeys 12A0l5c; par
tridges Csc pair; quail soc pair.
SUGARs-Granulated &c per h.; coffee ca C
per H.; extra C &C per Id. yellow &c
per ID.
TEAs-Gunpowder 5Oc@si 90; oolong 5000
Sl.00; Young Hyson 60c0S1 90; Japan 30
@55c.
VEGETABLEs-Beans (dried) $500 per bushel
cabbage S91Oc per head; carrots 4Oc per bushel
horseradish l0c 10 onions COO bushel; potatoes
4O6D45c bushel; parsnips Coo bushel; rutabagas
Csc bushel; squash 10c each; sweet potatoes
Glib.
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO Jan. 1O.-Fiour, demand fair and IN
changed; good to choice winter wheat aour, $3.50
G4.40, Mchi ;an winter wheat dour, $50.
Gg4OJ, soft sp;iay wl-at aoat, sI.OJ1 I.7p; Min
nesosS bakers, s).p0L1O; patents, si.OO0
40; low graies. sl.55 GOO; rye hour, Ss.1l
% rs in barrels, oucNwnsat, S!2j per
100 pounds in sacks: Soaths IIli-
noisand Missouri winter wheat aoir, s5.s5G5.7J;
common 10 choice Minnesota, Sl.502L0l Wheat,
demand active bat very unsettled; at the open
INK the offerings were largely in excess OF the
demand, and the market declined n@aic almost
At the opening, from the starting figures, later
declined = more, then advanced sc, again
declined, and closed I. lower than yesterday ;
sales ranged January, SOAGS2hc, closed al
So&c February, sONGsshc, closed at sOlic /;
March, slaGs.hc, closed at siac; May,
sIQS9c, closed At s5se; No. Chicago
spring, SoaGSiAe, closed At sOa 0SOhc;
No. Chicago spring, CSC; No. , red, 81 &c.
Corn, in good demand but unsetiled; the mar.
ket was slroug eaJly. but declined and closed =
@ hc lower than yesterday; cash S7I37 &c,
closed az 35Asc. January, 31G37 &c. closed
At 81 &c; February q G,35 &C. closed at 37is
March, 35s8J5Ac, closed Al 81 lse May, 4Oh
9uAc. closed az 30 G4lc. Rive was dm Al
SIC. Barley was nomina! a. COO. Flax seed
was IN falr demand az 81 .4S. Pork, demand
active, early prices ruled jl85}se higher, but
declined sOc and closed steady, cash, ST. .95
&I:.O0; February, SIIs0tsla closed al
81. - oil So March. Sil.95Gi2. IS, closed
~ SIlg5i 5l2OO, May, Sis p g - IS. closed al
S.5SJtJ - -. Lard was 10 fair demand, but
the market weak and prices tO1si5c lower.
cash, S6.57ts st6.SO; February, s.. SOa6 IS,
closed ~ S6.SO1j.S9ii March, S5.90G5 .OTH,
closed az S5.yO4g6.J2ti May, S7.IOl7 2S,
closed at 5i2I. Bulk meats. were in
fair demand; shoulders, st.sOGs 90; short
ries. S5.g5 90 90; shoTs clear, s. tOEs6.45 On
tae produce exchange butter was quiet and
unchanged; extra creamery, SlA A32e;
choice 70 fancy creamery, SoGS2e; extra
GARY, - ss2s &c; good 10 choice Creamery. "A
1z5c: choice 70 sac dairy, &c. Eggs we're
easier AZ &C. Whisky was steady and
unchanged a. Sis
Receipts, l7.uOO barrels OF Sour; $1,000 bash
els Of wheat; 10000 bushels OF corn; $1,000
bushels OF oats; 1000 bGshels % rye
5000 bashels Of barley. Shipments, 1900
barrels of aogr; 1900 bushels Of wheat;
10000 bushels OF corn. 5000 bushels Of
oats; 49,. bushels Of rye, 5000 bushels OF
bailey.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. DISTRICT COURT FOR

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT COURT FOR
- Second Judicial District. Ramsey C9unfy.-ss.
the matter % the assignment u John Lambie In
solvent 70 Richard W. johnson. assignee.
The ass gnec IN the above entitled matter having
dly made verified and led II said court hts report
therein. shoEia< his receipts and disbursements and
his dongs In that behalf and that there Il balance
remaining Ia his hands and asking that his d0lnzs
and report be confirmed and that an order be made
for ansl dividend 70 the creditors entitled thereto
and for the entry Of judgment discharg.nx sAid In
solvent debtor from al claims and debts held %
creditors who have fled. SHAH Sic releases a. re-
qGred b law AID for such Other aud further orders
% the premises. IS may be necessary 20 tue nnal
closing uq ~ said estate and for the discharge OF
said assignee and the release % the sureies upon his
bozd-
WOW. therefore. Is f. ordered TIA; aid iasolvezt
debtor and al the creditors aad all the beaeaeiR-iss
% said azd a.. other persons Interested In said
ss-ars do. b and appear. before said court a. the
speisl thereof b. held a. the eourt house In
the city q ssat PsnL IN said county the SIS; day
o. January ISIS. a. ten clock n the forenoos-
sni show cause = Gay there b.. Why sad report
should n0i Be n az things allowed aud confirmed.
alt Ehg tAc prayer q sad assignee saoEe u al
thi1rs - grated
Fa-.ser o~ierc that AT creditors q sad iusnlveat
VITO SHAH fan % make PROOF q their respective
claims and &c releases required b. az PRIOR 20
the 1.th day % Tzn1krT. Isss shah ee ceoETTs from
receiving ary dividend o. othsr be@e1rs under sad
assignment
h Is furshe- ordered thas tnis order n served upoa
SAL tnsosvsnf 3eatoT and his creditors End rr5z the
hsze1cfarses q said t-zs.. and urca al cher peous
Interested b. The Pzhc1tun - coy hereof IN TIE
pSLy GlosE. daily Hc~s7aPer Fa5lshed a. the
err q s. Paal n szi sts-e o1ce n esea week f5-
thrss Successive weeks. tte isst q vhschezbiica-
ton ss ao- b iess r6z1 ten DAYS before TIE rs-rru
DAY q tbs gr1sr. and - Eiai,g copy theseof 50
each cre-or q SAID sclrs-t ce5t0-. within ar days
fran the cate o. th-s Or1e--
Dz.ed pee.zbs- =. isss
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-11

Ohio, So 1595.75; Minnesota patent process,
S5 5o0e.OO; St. Louis. $S.15@5 .S5. Wheat,
spot lots frmer; options opened H@lhc
higher and strong, later weakened and declined
102Ac, closing with slight recovery; receipts,
4O.OOO bushels; exports, 200 bushels; No. ?
spring. 94c; ungraded red s4096c; No. 8 red,
$50; No. . red, 92H@964c; No. 2 red, Janu-
airy sales, "a, 900 bushels at 92@92%c, closing
at 92hc; February sales, 1,20S,000 bushels al
92% G94A closing at $3.50; March sales, ga,
900 bushels at 94ss@95 sc, closing at 94%c;
April sales, ego, 900 bushels at 96h@9Sc, closing
at 9G4c; May sales, 2,996000 bushels AT
97A 0S1.00, closing at 9S4sc; June sales, 100,
900 bushels at 9S5s 199Ac, closing at 9s9sc.
Corn, spot lois demand fair and market firm :;
options, heavy and a tribe lower; receipts,
5000 bushels: exports, $4,000 bushels; I'M
graded, 5I@53c; No. 8, 52H053c; No 3
steamer, 53@54Ac; special January, 5a4 052$s,
No. ?, 53g53Ac; steamer yellow, sac;
steamer white. so a G153c; No. January, ga
@53c, closing at 52Hc; February. 506S505sc,
closing at soc; March, 5005014c closing at soc
April, 500505sc, closing at soc; May, 50Isc.
Oats, opened A0Ac higher closing with the
advance partly lost; receipts, "a 900 bushels ;
exports, 45 bushels; mixed western, 3403Sc
white western, 39l141c. Coffee, spot, fair: Rio,
quiet; options 511Oc lower and duh: sales were
reported as follows: $3.50 bags; January, S. 05
February, Ss.25; March, $40; April, SS.45
0S.5O; May, S3.550s.6G; June, Ss65@8.7J.
sugar was active but weak and lower refined,
firm; confectionery A, SIC. Molasses, quiet
and steady. Rice, quiet, and firm; domestic,
44616Jsc. Petroleum, steady: united. 73c; re-
fined, 72sc; crude, 6ssG7c. Tailow was quiet
ald firm at t-l6c Rosin was firm ut 81 .22H
l.30. Turpentne was firm at 3l03l nc.
Eggs, western, demand fair and market firm
at 25G2dc. Pork, was dull and dropping
new mess quoted at Sl3.2561350. Beef was
quiet and unchanged. Cut meats, firm; long
clear middles, 675. Lard was lower; western
S722; February, S7.17@t7 20; March, 81. %
@733;April S7.29G73l; May, S7.3007 40.
Butter. quiet but firm at lOG35c. Cheese,
firm and demand light at s0l2c. Other articles
are unchanged.
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Associated Press MAaXEr4
NIIIwanken prolrra.

MILWAUKEE, Jan lO.-Flour was in fair a
mand Wheat was weak; No. . 70Hc: Jan
uary. 79ac; February, 79tac; March, sos c: May
soisc. Corn was steady; No. g. &c. Oars were
firm: No. ;, 25G25'4c: No. ? white. 3O03lc.
Rye was strong and higher; No. /, 56HQ57c
No. :, j3c. Barley wa steady; No ., 53Hc;
extra No. 3, 47c. Provisions were lower; mess
pork sold at ST. .95 cash and January ST. O5 Feb
ruary lara prime steam. 50. so cash and January
s6S5 February. sweet picked hams, drm at u
@94c. Live hogs were lower at S4I5@4 .45.
Butter was quiet and less active; choice cream
cry, 2342tc fair TO good, google; best
dairy, l7ablSc Cheese, was unchanged; bcst
new cream. l2Gl2Hc. Eggs were easier
at &c Receipts. l3,IGg barrels Of -four
90, sOl bushels Of wheat; ~, 5gj bushels Of bar
ley. shipments, IL 40 barrels or hOur; ...
bushels Of wheat. 100 bushels OF barley.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-11
COMMERCIAL.
On Change.


sT.PAUL, Jan. 11-Business on change yes
terday was light but the market was firm
Wheat was 102c higher, spot and futures. Corn
advanced lc; millstuffs were steady; car feed
sold at SIS o. g. and l car at $3.50 o. g.; car
bran sold at 81. so. Hay was quiet but steady =;
car timothy sold at 80 so and cars at Ss.s5.
Eggs were little sitter; 10 cases sold at zoe.
Butter was firm bat steady. Following is the
call:
WHEAT-No ! hard, Sic bid, Jan. Sic bid,
Feb, SEC bid; May S5c bid, size asked; No.
/ regular 74c bid; No. 2 hard rs bid; No. 2
regular 70c072 bid.
CoRs-No. ? a6c bid, 4oc asked; to arrive, 81
asked Jan S5c bid Feb. "a bid May &c bid,
40 asked; New mixed S5c bid Jan. 35c bid,
SO asked.
oArs-No. mixed 2sH id.24Hc asked; Jan.
23c bid, "a 1ac asked; Feb. CSC bid; May 27c bid,
27Hc asked; No. 3 white Csc bid 26c asked !;
No. white 23c bid, PIC asked to arrive.
BARLEr-No. 2, 5sc bid; No. extra, &c bid !;
No. 4Oc.
RYE-No ., 45c bid.
GROUND FEED-Sl4.50 bid, $1,000 asked to ar
rive.
Corn MEAL-si4. 90 bid, $500 asked; bolted
$500 bid $500 asked.
BEAE-S7. so bid, $50 asked in sacks; in bulk
20 bid.
SHoRTs-s9OO asked in sacks (. o. b.
BALED HAY-S7 so bid, $500 asked; S7.75
bid on favorite tracks.
TIMOTHY HAY-s95O bid, $40. 90 asked.
LIVE HoGs-S4.OO bid.
DRESSED HoGs-S4.S5 bid, $500 asked.
FLAX SEED-Sl 20 bid.
TIMOTHY SEED-Sl.l2 bid. S1.25 asked.
CLOVER SEED-S4.OO bid, S4.5O asked.
EGGs-l9c bid, 2lc asked; ~ bid for strictly
fresh.
DEMONSTRATING stock, 69sc bid, e1.0lOc
asked; dairy 1o02Uc; creamery 2703Oc.
The following compsratIve table gives the
principal quotations at the call on change Jan
uary 10, 1851, and to-day;
lss4 1873
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-11
CONTRACT WORK
Grading Mississippi Street
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. q, 1885.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. u, 1885. {
Sealed bids will be received By the Board OF
Public Works in and for the corporation OF the
City OF ST. Paul, Minnesota at their office in
said city, until IL IN. the l9th day Of January,
A. ID. 1889, for the grading of Mississippi street
from Pennsylvania avenue to Acker street. and
constructing the abutments for the proposed
iron bridge over the tracks OF the st. Paul, MIN
neapoli- Manitoba railroad, In s"id city. &c
cording to the plans and specifications on file in
the Office OF said Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties in sum
Of at least twenty (20) per cent OF the gross
amount bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject any
or ell bids.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Offc'al:
Il. L. GoRMAS, Clerk Board Of Public Works
7-17
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Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO. Jan I0.-The DrOvers' Journal 70
ports; Hogs, receipts. 5000 head; shipments,
400 head; the market vas generally stesdy.
and stronger than Fr.day's close; roagh pack
isg. S4SO1s.45; paokin = and shipping, s.. 4,
G&67S. Hghs grades. s. -SGs.45; sklps. $50
Et00. closed with i3.oO1 head unsoid. Cattle.
Receipts. . 500 hesd; shipueurs 2,500 head
the Ea-kst WEs stroug ard active, with al
sold, exuort grades. : oC15 CO; good e
ehoses shipping. s. f02s-io; common to fair.
s. sues 90, cora fed Texans. $40. sheep,
recsipts, 1850 head, shipments. 1850 head
the market Nss brisk and dru. inferior 70 fair.
Ss-soGs.e0 per haudred weight, medium %
good. s3-sSse3,sO; choice vineyard, S3.ssG
4 60
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New Feature of the Sunday Times

CHICAGO, Jan. 1O.-The Sunday Times
begins new feature with the issue OF to-
morrow, Jan. IL, nothing less than a com
plete magazine department of choice original
literature in each issue, the authors being
among those most prominently known in
current literature. The contributors 10 the
first issue OF this feature are Admiral Porter,
Prof. Proctor, Mark Twain, Gen. Sherman
and others.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-11

BREAp AND FLoUR-Whcsi bread Sc per n;
re bread &c per %. Vieaaa bread i0c Psr car
FIour straight s. - O.. IS per 100 lbs patents,
s. .soGs.T per leo lbs BRckWheGL, 8 Is per
ID. GRAHAM, sssc per D.
BvrrEs-Crramery Sc per -; dairy soe per
70 eooking ~ = 1atsc Per -.
CEEEsE-issflSc pes -. swiss Sot22oc.
CoFFxE-Grpcu Rio, tSaiSe per ID Java.
3Soc; 6o roast, 81. as, Java go2st, 3 soc;
Mesa. S5s.Eoc.
DEuD FaErrs-yA.sacia r.isins issse; Lesd0a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-11
EVENING REPORT.

Money easy H0Ih per cent, closed offered /.
Prime mercantile paper 4HGDG per cent Ster-
ling exchange. bankers bills firm at S4.SO%;
do ex. demand, Si.s4H.
Goyernmeuts-Firm.
Railroad Bonds-Fum except for Houston q
Texas Central Issues which we're weak and
pressed for sale.
State Securiues-Quiet.
Stocks-1he stock market was firm TO buoyant
throughout the day and an advance Of h@21
per cent took place The bears made many
efforts to check the improving tendency Of prices,
but met with no success beyond a few reactions.
There were free purchases for long account and
considerable lines of leading shares were taken
for western operators The continued strength
o. the market induced covering during the after
noon and the buying for this account stimulated
the rise, notably in Delaware, Lackawanna
Western Central Pacific, Western Union Tele-
graph AID Changers, all of which were cUnspicu-
Gus features OF speculation. There were reports
10 DAY of further assumptions by industrial es-
adjustments and also Improvement in gen
erh business, which were not without their in
hucuce. The afternoon rise received an impetus
from the bank statement, which, with possibly
one or two exceptions ia the past the great
est exhibit ever made by the Clearing House.
The combined increase ia specie aud legal ten
ders WIS over 50 1Ou. 900, and a gain In surplus
reserve Of s1,o23 $50 increasing the amount
held la excess Of legal requirements 10 Si7,Gii,
80, sum far beyond any previous excess Of
the banks DclaW are. LackawHnna & Western
led the advance. Near the close reaction Of
1smss per cent took pl.cc. but the market left
oil arm. Compared with last night ths closing
prices are scts per cent higher except for
Northern rac.ac preferred and New Jersey Cen
tral, which are unchanged, and Philadelphia 4
Reading, which is = per cent. lower East Ten
nessrc, Virginia 81 Georgia consols rose =, per
cent. 20 - and reacted 10 l6t., do incomes nd-
vanccd per cent. 10 -. Houston y Texas Cen
trial main iinc Gr-ts were especially weak and
broke from g9 To 93ll and rallied 10 GA. Sales
OF stocks Tor the week 1886. g6o shares
The transactions aggregated 211,OO0 shares;
Delaware, LuckaVauuu a Western vi, 100,
Lake shore 5000. chicago n Northwestern
1860; New York Central 10000; Chicago.
Milwaukee q ~. Paul $1,000. Union PacilJ
lg,tOJ, Western Union Telegraph $4,000.
niSINo STOCKS
Mining stocks active to-day. Grand Prize
sold al $50, Horn silver 2sOG210. Mexican 52St5O,
Bodie ss0 seller Ken, Hale q Norcross 4SO Ma
yajo 100. savage 10, Silver King 5it, Consoii
dated Paciac 81, Navajo 100 and Gould & Curry
10 seller ten.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-11

Saturday was : vary dsl dAy a. the stock
yards snd The demand Tor cattle was very sla~
- hcsd % pria.c steers averaging lbs pcurds
sold al s. %. and bunch 81 mixed oaftls aver
sgiug 1850 pognds sold 81 $50. There were
some hogs 10 the yards held AZ 81. hgi he de-
rnana was Hcht.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-11

Cleveland. Jan. 1O-Petroleum was quiet;
standard white 10 sold at 7l4c. '~-
PITrssURs. Jan. 10. Petroleum was dull
certificates opened al 724e declined 7sHc; ad
yanced to 70 &c; and closed at 72Xc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-11
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Jan 10.-There has been some
business III all departments, but rule the
market has reflected the quiet usual TO the close
OF a week In seasonabe specialtes the bust
ness f,r the week has been large, and for othel
goods Of like character but different classes q
like business is in sight.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-11
Steamship News.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 0.-Cleared- Steam
ships Victoria FOR Bremen, Norfolk for Liv-
rrpool; ships, Thomas n. Hart for Havre,
Nette Murphy for Liverpool; bark Carlo for
Havre. Notwithstanding Eureka from
New York, Sateri, Utilla, Sybil, Shields,
Caradoc and Historian from Liverpool.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-11
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10, ~ m.-Wheat strong
corn nothing Offering. Cargoes on passage
wheat advanced from pence to shilling per
quarter; corn quiet but steady.
MARX LASE-Wheat and corn firm. Country
markets unchanged.
PAsIs-WheEt and -four quiet.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-11

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