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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-09
hicago Produce.

CHICAGO Jan. s.-Flour was quiet but ste ady
good to choice winter wheat -four, So. a0L
I.4O: Michigan winter wheat -four. s3.e,
al 90; soft spring wheat hoai, 500 Cp3.7j; Min
nesota bakers, s3.4IG4.9O; patents, S4.OOG
KS; low grades, s1.7592.0O; rye Hour, s3.1
Gl.25 in barrels. oucxwneat, So IS per
100 pounds in sack Southern Hi
noisand Missouri winter wheat aour, s.. 2585.7 !;
common to choice Minnesota, 80. 50GL0o Wheat,
strong and higher, with less pressure to sell {;
With good demand the market advanced Z C,
declined &C, advanced again and closed &c
higher than yesterday; safes ranged: January,
1sHn79Sc, closed at 79Ac; February, 7oS
GoOAc, closed at s0Ac; March, 7AtsGS0 Z c,
closed NJ sohc; May, s5Gs6ac, closed al
$3.50; No. Chicago spring, 7sX@79Sc,
closed at 79As G79Xc; No. Chicago spring,
6SE70c. Corn, active, firm and higher; Feb
ruary and May closed ssGkc higher than yes
rerdaY; cash a6i0SJac, closed at 36Hc;
January, 36Is oslo, closed At 361ic: February.
Boa G37i4c, closed at SIC; March, 80 y @37 y C,
closed at 577s C; May, 4OG4Dkc, closed at 4OA C.
oats were in good demand and prices shade
higher; cash A4@265sc; January, 2fkc; Feb.
rusry, 26na26;sc; May. 2gSs Q3Ote, closed
At 30c. Rye was scarce and hrm at 55c Bar
icy was quiet but steady at 60c. Flax seed
was In fair demand at $l.4l. Pork, excited
and higher; early sales were made at l5J2Oc adj
vance advanced 35G40c additional ana fully
maintained II TO the close; cash, I..404l245;
January Si2. 2OGI2.s5 closed at si2.4O1I24j /;
February, Sf2.27hOI2.47H. closed at S12.47h
ola. so; March, S12.354l2.621s, closed at
sic. GO@l2. 52h. Lard, In fair demand and mar
Set firm at 51LlOc higher: cash, So. ESQ., 90
January, 81. 95a17.05, closed at s7.02nO7.O
March. s7.O517 20, closed at s717HGp7. 20.
Bulk meats were In fair demand and stronger
shoulders, $4.SOG5. 90: short ribs, ii. ~
short clear. S. 5O1G.55. On the pro
duoe exchange butter was firm and
unchanged; extra creamery, 3li03zc
choice 10 fancy creamery. S0G32e; extru
airy, 2sI2s1Ie; good to cnoice creamery "a
G26c; choice to hne dairy, 2Gc. Eggs we're
quiet and unchanged al 24c. Whisky was
steady and unchanged at ala
Receipts. 1900 barrels Of hour; $1,000 bush
els OF wheat: I&9,OOO bushels OF corn: $1,000
bushels OF oats: 3.OOO bushels Of rye
5000 bushels of barley. Shipments, i5,00G
barrels Of 1Our: 1900 bushels Of whest
IA 900 bushels OF corn. $4,000 bushels OF
oats; I,eO0 bushels Of rye; 1900 bushels OF
oarey.
2:30 p m. On the afternoon bosrd-vhesi
was strong and higher; February advanced nc;
nay advanced nc. Corn was higher; January,
and Nay advanced &c: February advanced sc;
aarch advanced &c. Oats were strong and
nigher; January and May advanced sc; Fec
ruaIy advanced &c Pork strong and
advanced 5n7Hc Lard was quiet; Febuary
declined 2ne.
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tons advanced a@1c, closing with slight reac-
tim; receipts. 95,o0D bushels; exports, $1,000
bushels; ungraded, 49@5sAc; No. 3, 5lh9
January. 53c; No. 2, 52H152Sc; steamer
white. 5Sc; No. 2 January, 5iss G52c, closing at
81 sc; February. 495s @50c, closing at 49Ac;
March and April, 491s dE49a a C, closing at 4s3 {:
May. 49A G50c, closing at soc. Oats, H0i y c
higher; receipts, SO 700 bushels; exports.
~ 0d0 bushels: mixed western, 36G38c; white
western. 3SCG4Gc. Coffee, SPOT fair; Rio. quiet
and unchaa ged options quiet; sales we're re-
ported as follows: $50 bags: January. s.. 10 ::
March, ss.40: April, $3.50; February, IS ESQ
$50; May, SS.55@s.65: June, $s.e5@s.7i.
Sugar was steady; centrifugal, 5 b=16c; Rio
Grande, 4tic: refined, frmer; A. AZ 05c; extra
A, s@5Ac: white extra A, 5A@5&c; yellow,
4n@4Ac; confectioners' A, 5a4@5Sc; granu-
lated. l5-l6c. Molasses, active. but weak
and lower. Rice demand fair and market firm ::
domestic, 4zG6tac. Petroleum, steady: united.
73c; refined, Slsc; crude, 6n@7c. Tailow was
firm ut l-l6c. Rosin was quiet at 81 .22a a
lao. Turpentine was steady ut Sic asked.
Eggs, western, quiet and barely steady at ESQ
2dc. Pork, was stronger; new mes quoted
at $l3.25. Beef was quiet and uncfa ged
Cut meats, firm; long clear middleB, $o.1a.
Lard was firm: western steam spot, quo Ell at
$7.25H7s0; SANITARY, S7.2S07.32; February,
s7.2S@7 81; March. 81 .s507.44; April $7.4i
@7.50; June, S1.61. Butter, demand fair and
market firm at lG435c. Cheese, demand
fair and market firm at SGl2c. Other articles are
unchanged.
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COMMERCIAL.
On Change.

ST. PAUL, Jan. S.-The wheat market was un-
settled this morning but the prices at the call
remained the same as yesterday. Corn advanced
lc with no offerings except to arrive. Oats were
steady. Barley was SC higher than on Wednes-
day: rye declined ic owing to light receipts
ground feed advanced soc on bids ITO arrive"
SIS 90 was bid for spot: other mistuffs we're
steady. Receipts of hay were light and sellers
held wild firm at $500. Hogs were steady
seeds were firm and higher: eggs weaker: butter
quiet but steady. Following is the call:
WHEAT-No / hard. Soc bid, Sic asked :;
Jan. Sic asked; Feb. sec asked; May SIC bid,
SIC asked; No. l regular zoe bid; No. 2 hard
73cQ1 IS bid No. regular 6ScQ70 bid.
CORN-No 35c bid; Jan. SIC bid, 36c asked +:
Feb. SO asked; May SIC bid. 3s1ac asked; New
mixed 34c bid
OArs-No. , mixed asnc bid; Jan. 2a1sc bid,
24Xc asked; Fen. 25c asked; May 26c bid, &c
ask ID No. white 24c bid, &c asked; No. 8
white 231sc bid
No. 3 Acc.
RYE-No. 2, 44c bid.
GROUND FxEp-siI5 80 bid, Jan. $500 asked.
Corn MEAL-Sl4. 90 bid, $500 asked; bolted
81. 90 bid SlS.0C asked
BRAs-S7.OO bid, 81. so asked in sacks.
SHuRrs-S9 0U asked in sacks.
BALkD HAY-S7. 90 bid, $500 asked
TIMOTHY HAY-S9O % bid, $9.75 asked.
LIVE HoGs-S400 bid.
DRESSED HoGs-S4.S5 bid, $500 asked.
FLAX SEED-Sl % bid.
TIMOTHY SEEp-$110 bid. S1.20 asked.
CLOVER SEED-S4.25 bid, 81. so asked.
EGGs-lsc bid, zoe asked.
BUTrER-Packing stock. 60Sc bid, SnG10c
asked; dairy 1S@20c; creamery 27030c.
REPORTED sALEs-1 car No. barley 40c: l car
bran 81 so in sacks: car of timothy hay $3.50:
Gears timothy hay $1,000 o. Il car feed $1,000:
/ car feed Sl4. 20: car -four straight $40: $50
cases eggs p. {.
The following comparative liable gives the
principal quotations the call on change JAN
uary 8, 1854. and to-day:
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Milwaukee Pro l1sa.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. s.-Flour was in fair de-
and. Wheat was stronger No. g 79Ac: JAN
uary, 79Ac; February, '9Ac; March, SOac;
May, 8bAc. Corn was unchanged; No. 3, 371l@
CSC. Oats were frmer; No. ,, white, 2S1i@
soc. Rye was quiet; No. !, soc; No. 2, 5sc.
darey was firm; No. ., sac bid; extra No.
B. 47c. Provisions were higher; mess pork
sold at 81. 20 cash and January s12 80 February
lard prime steam. 81 .05 cash and January; $40
February. Sweet picked hams, firm, at 81
Csc. Live hogs were higher at S4.a004 SIS.
Butter was quiet and Unchanged choice
rreamery, 23G2Sc; fair to good, 20
G22c; best dairy, l70isc. Cheese, was
4uIet; best cream. 124i3c. Eggs were
QUOT at 22@23c. Receipts, 3,525 barrels OF
Hour; 80, 5l4bushels OF whest: 300 bushels OF
barley. Shipments, 1926 barrels OF hour; 465
bushels Of wheat; 6,375 bushels Of barley.
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Receipts and shipments OF grain. live stuck,
produce, merchandise, etc, for the twenty four
hour ending Jan g. 1885:
st. Paul Family Retail Market.

BgzAD AND PLoUK-Wheai bread Sc per II:
rye bread &c per ID: Vienna bread i0c per loaf.
FIoar. straighI. So 2sG2. IS per 100 lbs: psien 8
s. 5OH5.75 per 10 los. BGckwheat- Sztsc per
10. Graham, eye per ID.
BUTfER-CresReFy 30e per ID; dairy zoe per
10. cooking i2ssGisc per ID.
CHEEsE-I1aise per ID; swiss 2o5s0e.
CoTFEE-Green Rio. 15Glse per 10: java,
esq soc; Rio roast. z0Etsse. Java roast 25Et 4Oe;
Mocha. SssJ 40e.
DHIED FRUITs-Vaenc Fxisins p &c. London
layer- c: Usk=sa sc. currents 71sc: Turkey
przues : Csc; Frvueh Prunes zoe. dried apples
lOsISc: peaches 29G35c: Apricots Sc; black
berries ISe; rsspherries Sc
Eses-SSc per doxen-
FIsH-CodHsh steaks. i2is per ID; whole ssh.
i0c per 10. frost steak. f2Sse per 70: Salmon
sgeaks. soc per To- White fsA and trsat. Toe per
ID pike Toe. black bass i2t-e: lake herring lOc;
drsssed pickerel I0c per ID. Pirkssei. sr0ppi~s
ana rock bass. SC per 10 Smells. is1sc per ID.
ssis, lee per 10. kitt u1ckerel IS - pals
81 .OcSSI IS: round SHORE herring. per pail
Sc.
FErrrs-,-nisx SO per PEEK 81 % per
barrel. ranges. Is ssOc re d01sa mons. Q
De per &C., Srsir-- las psr gssrt-
HaSxY-In un s0cGzsc
MARRIED. roasts tsss Gf5c: rozcd steak
fsse. sIrsOia steak ISe: rogteshOGss steak ise
eofrsd beef ecfSloe; natson rossss - tseEisc
CHOPS issS are; sssviag p1sces SrHSc. veal
ros "a f=,ai5e: c1tisfs ISc: stegnE pieces
| sG.ssSes pork soasss sSiee; Chaps 'oS; iass-
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NV YORK Jan s.-FlOGT. 1gn; recsiPts-
%. 900 barrels: exports. 900 barrels; common
10 good extra. ss-IsaS-6s; sGperSBe state
..d uessern. sz-7OG5-I0 good TO choice $50
ESQ; white Ehsas extra s. -031s.5O: extra
Ohio. ss.i515.T5. Minnesota patent process.
s. .s5G5.ss: 81. Louis. s3.is1S-55- xhesi,
$40; lots advanced iGze and options SG2sle {.
closing strong at the best prices Of the day: re-
eeiPs.. 300 BASKETS; exports. i0i .20O Bushels:
20 sprinz. csc; angradsd red slHSS2c: No.
red SIC; No. red stis Gs4e: So- red
January saies. Ss.Oo0 bushels - sSSf asi &c.
eio<sng AZ eiHe; February sales. $4,000
susneis 81 S9a 8 s2sse. closing ~ s71Se. ssreh
sales. Sf1.090 bushels n s29ssA.e. eie~ins 81
asIc: April sales. SIS 900 bashe4s ~ e4i8 BsS !.
eicsfar a. sssze: Nay sales. 81. 09O bushels d
IS as7Ee. eiosiag AZ s7Se; jane sales is4
CO.. o1sasls NJ - y 4ssc- closing a. S-c- Corn
sp0s Iots zGiAe better and fairy sriiye; %
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Fu Very Forum = Men.
iIal.imore American.

Forty-one years ago Geo. A. Blanchard, j.
Z. A. Hi and Joseph s. Abbott, of this city
DR. CHI. rles A. Tufts, of Dover, aud DR.. W
W. Hurd, then young men, formed an asso-
citation called the Mystic Five, and agreed to
dine together every New YEARS. eve. They
adopted as a badge harp with five string:
aud pledged themselves never 10 use intoXi-
eating liquors, except in case Of Illness; tc
refrain from all games Of chance, and TO at
tend the marriage or funeral Of any one OF
their number who should wed or die Fol
forty years these annual reunions have taken
place every New Years eve. They have .
enjoyed singular freedom from Illness; deati
has not lessened their number, and in bust
ness every man has been prosperous. Tue
next dinner takes plae" at Concord, and the
members are about starting on their annual
trim
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maryland, Ny Maryland. +"

"Pretty Wives,
Lovely daughters and noble men,"
''My farm lies in arather low and MAS
matte situation, and
"My wifeu"
''Whot"
"Was very pretty blondew
Twenty years ago, became
''ssllow,''
':.Hollow-eyedp'
''Withered and agedw
Before her time, from
'Malsrial vspors, though she made no par
ticuIar complaint, not being OF the grumpy
kind, yet causing me great uneasiuess.
"A short time ago purchased your rem
edy for one Of the children, who had. very
severe attack of biliousness, and II occurred
to me that the remedy might help my Sife,
as found that our little girl, upon recovery
had
"I.ostr'
s'Her salloWness, and looked as fresh 90 a
new blown daisy. Well the story is soon
told. NJ wife, to-day, has gained her Old
timrd beauty with compound interest, and
is now az handsome matron or do say II
myselD as can be found in this county.
which is noted for pretty women. Aud
have ouIy Hop Bitters 10 thank for it.
''The dear creature just looked over my
shoulder, aue says Il can fztter equal 10 the
days Of our courtship,' and that reminds me
there nigh; be more pretty rtses II my
brother farmers TonId do az have done"
Hoping you msy long be spare 10 do GO d,
! thankfully rrm4in. Z. l. JAMES
BeItsville, Prince George Co., Nd,
May 20, 1888.
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Chicago Live Stocs.

CHICAGO Jan. s.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Hogs. receipts. 900 head; shipments,
5000 heal the market opened strong. and
finally closed strong. steady aud firm: rougt
packing. g .2OG4.s5; packing and shipping
- .4sa47O; light grades, Ss.2o14.5O, skips
s3.s5G4i5. cattle. receipts, 6.sOJ hesd: snip
ments 1000 head: the market was slow and
common grades lower; export grades, s. e
a. IS; good TO choice shipping. $3.50 Is go
medium to good. ss-OJG5.5O common to fair,
81. z5as 90; stOekeFs. s.. 20G3e 90; feeders
- .GJzsI 30. Snsep, receipts, go head f.,
shipments |. 100 head the market vas sie.iy
inferior to fair s. 40zss % per haBdred weight;
medium, TO good. 10. ssa5.75; choice 10 extra,
- sOe14 40; lambs, S8O0G4.75.
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Bv AID. Dnwlau-

BY Aid. D0wlau-
1t is hereby ordered by the Common Council
of the City of 81. Paul:
That the matter Of changing the grade
Of Mississippi street between the north line
OF right oil way of ST. Paul, Minneapolis q
Manitoba railway and the north ltne OF Acker
street west be, and the same Is hereby
referred 10 the Board Of Public Works TO
investigate and report:
First. Is this improvement proper and
necessary
Second. Give the Council an estimate OF
the expense thereof, and state whether one
half of the cost thereof Is to be paid into the
CIV Treasury before the contract ia let.
Third Can real estate TO be assessed for
said improvement. be found benefited to the
extent Of damages, cost and expenses, neces-
sary 10 be incurred thereby!
Fourth. Is such improvement asked for
upon the petition orapplication of the owners
OF a majority Of the property 10 be assessed
Tor such Improvement
Fifth Send ;he Council q plan or profile
of sald improvement as required 10y law, if
you report In favor of same.
sixth Send the Council proper order
directing the work 10 he done.
Yeas Cummings, Dowlan, O'Connor,
Robert, Cullen, Otis, Johnson, Van Slyke,
Starl1cy. ST. Peter, Mr.. Presidential.
Approved January :, 1855.
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FINANCIAL


NEW YORK. Jan. Sill a. m.-Stocks:
Strong and higher. owing to the fact that the
unfavorabe rumors current yesterday were not
confirmed. Prices advanced ls@1A per cent
Chicago & Northwestern rose "a per cent, Chi
cago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul N, Lake Shore u,
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Il e.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Money i@2 Pc cent Bar silver Sl.0s.
Stocks-There was a further fractional advance
in stocks after IL. At midday the improvement
was partially lost. Stocks strong and On the ad-
vance this afternoon. 7 he best prices Of the
day were generally current at 2:S0 p. m. Union
Pacific sold up to 49, Central Pacific to SSa,
Western Union Telegraph TO SIX and Chicago q
Northwestern TO 80. The market closed frac-
ton lower.
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Special Telegram to the Glose.l

DULUTH, Jan. s.-The markets on change
to-day were nominally unchanged, with slight
upward tendency. Closing prices: No. hard
cash. s0hc bid; May, soc bid; No. hard, cash,
7sc bid; No northern, cash, 7Shc bid Janu
airy, 1870 bid; May, S3c bid; No. northern,
January, 72nc bid; May. 7Sc bid No. cash,
CSC bid; rejected cash, 5sc bid. Afternoon call;
cash or January wheat: No. hard, SlAc bid
No. hard, 7sc bid; No. northern, 1910 bid
No. 2 northern, 7ic bid; No. 3, &C bid: rejected,
Coo bid; May Wheat, No. l hard, STAG bid;
No. 9 hard, nc bid; No. northern, SAKE
bid; Noe northern. roc bid. Receipts, 44,s52
bushels OF wheat. Shipments. 49,. bushels OF
wheat. In store, 4,527.698 bushels Of wheat.
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rior pieces 6@sc; sausage in bulk or in cases &c;
lard l01l2hc.
oYsrERs-l In cans, standards 25GSOc; selects
35@40c; ~ Y. counts soc; in bulk, standards
35c selects doc; N. Y. counts SOC per quart
POULTRY AND eAME-thickens 0012Mc;
ducks and geese 12Hc; turkeys 12hs 9i5c; par
tridges Csc pair; quail soc pair.
sUaAEs-Granulated &c per h.. coffee A ezc
per h.; extra C 6Ac per ID. yellow G &c
per ID.
TEAs-Gunpowder 50c0S1 90; oolong 5000
81 90; Young Hyson 80c0Sl 90; Japan 30
q sc.
VEGETABLRs-Beans (dried) $500 per bushel;
cabbage SGr10c per head; carrots 40c per hushel;
horseradish l0c ID; onions 60c bushel; potatoes
40D45c bushel; parsnips coo bushe: ruta agas
35c bushel; squash l0c each sweet potatoes
&c ID.
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By AID smith

hN Aitl 0lllltI
It Is hereby ordered hy the Common Council
Of the CITY of II. Paul;
That the matter Of the construction Of a
Iewrr ON Washington street between Eagle
street and Chestnut street he, and the
same Is hereby referred to the Board of
Public Works 10 investigate and report:
First. Is this improvement proper and
nccossarvi
Second. Give the Council an estimate Of
tho cXY,usc thereof, and state whether one
lalf o., the cost thereof is 20 be paid into the
City Treasury before the contract is let.
Third. Can real estate 10 he assessed for
said Improvement bc found benefited TO the
-xtcntot damages, costs aud expenses nee
ssslry o. Doe incurred thereby
Fourth Is such Improvement asked for
lpou The petition or application Of the own
crs of n majority Of the property 10 be as
Bcs-rd for such improvement
Fifth Send Che Council a plan or profile
Of said improvement rs required by law, II
sou report In favor Of the same.
sixth. Send the Council a proper order
directing The worl, % bc done
Yeos-Ald. Cummings. DUwlsu, O'Connor,
Robert Cullen, Otis. Johnson, Van S.ykc,
starkty. 81 Peter. Mr. Prcsidcut-ll.
Approved January :, 1885.
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 8. l2 m.-Wheat, dull; corn,
quiet but steady. Cargoes on passage-wheat,
rather easier: corn seems weaker. Cargoes OF
coast-wheat, quiet bat steady; corn nothing
Offering.
MARX LASE--Wheat. easier; corn steady
Country markets-stif. On passage 10 United
K;ngdom-corn, 240, 600 qrs wheat and -four,
2,05O,OO0 qrs.
PARIs-Wheat and fonr quiet On passage to
ontinent-wh I. 1900 qrs. corn, rs, 200 qrs.
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Ry Ala Van Si,ke

Nv AID. Van SiNkc--
10 Is hereby ordered hv the Common COuu-
cil of the city ~ of 81 Paul:
That the matter az opening and widen
Ing DrSo,o street, from Collins street u
North street 20 width OF turty.thrce ii3l
feet br, aud the saur is hereby referred
10 the Board ol Public Works % investigate
and rcoort
First is this improvement proper aud
necessary
Second. Give the Council an estimate Of
The exp nsc On. rcot, ana state whytarr one
bali ot tDe cost thereof IS % be paid into the
CITY Treasury eoiory the contract is let.
Third. Can real estate 90 be assessed Off
said imprry ,mCnt, be- found beucdted 10 TIA
extent ot damages, casts and expenses
nee, >sary o. De- tuCur'yd tbcrcbyi
Fourth Is such improvement asked for
upon the petition orappjoatou Of the owners
81 q majority o. the property % De assessed
for such Improvement
Fifth send the Council plan or profle
Of sand Improvement IS required by law, II
you report N favor OF the same.
sixth. Send thr Council = proper order
directing the work % bc done.
Ycaz-Ad. Cummings, DoWian. O'Conuor.
Robert. Cu,lru, Ous, Johusou. Van
sbke. St5rkcy. - Peter, Mr.. PUssidrut--Il.
Approved Janusry :, 1855.
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EVENING REPORT

EVENING REPORT.
Money easy 1GIn per cent, closed offered l.
Prime mercantile paper 4H@5 per cent ster-
my exchange. bankers Wills steady al s4.sOA 1;
do. ex. demand, s,.34H.
Governments-Eas for tours.
Railroad Enthusiastically firm.
State SecuritIes-Quiet
Stocks-Speculation at the Stock Exchange
was buoyant aud prices showed an advancing
tendency throughout the day. Such slight re-
actions as occurred were invariably followed by
purchases for both short aud long account, and
ihr prominent bears, in their attempts TO cover.
anne in competition with the smaller shorts, who
ecame alarmed and bought steadily from the
opening to the close. The principal reason for
he sudden change in the tempe. Of speculation
was the on-cOnfrmatiOn of the rumors current
yesterday concerning the alleged embarrassment
Of leading firms and capitalists. The buying
was increased by advlces regarding the resump-
ion IL work by many iron mills and steel WORKS
and by statements that the Pennsylvania Rail-
r al ompany would a, t in conjunction with the
coal Combination aud by the further advance in
.rain Considerable lines OF stocks were taken
y brokers here on teegraphc orders from
.oston, Il cngo and other leading cities. Al
hough the entire list shared in the upward
movement Union Pacific and Western Union Tel.
graph. on account OF the large short interest in
hem. were the chief objects OF interest. Coal
jocks. Vanderbilt shares and grangers also
dgured conspicuously in the advance.
The transactions aggregaed $4,000 shares ;
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western 1900
AXE Shore 26, 900; Chcago g. Northwestern
100; New Jeis-y Genital $4,000; Chicago,
ailwaukee & 81. Paul 5000; Onion Pacific
32,tOO; Western Union Telegraph 1900.
MINING sTocK,
In the mining market Consolidated Pacific sold
II %, Eureka I4O, Barcelona 10. In the after
noon Horn Silver sold ut 27j Central Arizona is.
sAE. PA NoI-,iu AININi.
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~ Ala Van S,ykc-

Rv All. Van Siykc--
Il 81, hereby ordered bv the Common Council
90 tac Cts 90 StPaul;
That the matter 81 grading De soto street
between FsrqUirr street and Collins sircet b.,
Su3 tae same IS hereby referred 10 the 6iArl
81 Public WORKS to Investigate aud report:
FIRST Is this improvement proper and
nccg Ssaryf
Sccoal Give ;hs Council an estimate ~
81 expense thereof and state whether one
bali cf The cost thereof Is a. be paid into the
CIV Treasury cCfoos The contract - let
Third Can rCal estate u BE- assessed for
sSid Improvement he foUHd benefited 10 the
extspt ~ damages, costs and expenses Rsc-
esssrl o. De incurred thereby
Fourth. Is such improvement asked for
Epou the petition or Application 81 tAe o~n-
rrs - q majority % the ProPeFty % b ASSES
e. for such Improvement
fin. sad tse Coaaeh plSa Or p-oale
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of said improvement as required by law, If
you report in favor of the same.
Sixth. Send the Council proper order
directing the work to be done.
Yeas-Ald. Cummings, Dowlan, O'Connor,
Robert, Cullen. Otis, johnson, Van Slyke,
Starhey, st. Peter, Mr.. Prrsident-11.
Approved January Z, 1885.
Adjourned.
ROBT. A. SMITH, President of Council
THos. A. PRgNDERGAsT, City Clerk.
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CHEcSgc CaTAEEH.-l lave ,tfsrs6 for yesrs
trozl chronic CatarTh- six weeks azo Vas In
dgcea 70 Try Elys Cream Rain. Relief Es< Ia
sra1,aneoas ana tOlginged E<s has resulted n an
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HNone genuine without bunch Of
green Hops on the white label. Shun all the
vile, poisonous stuff with Hop" or ''HoDs'
In their name.
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the perfection Of thsis n1nEfsctgss. render DR..
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made. They Smpsrt soeh q dslfeioss taste 70
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ST. PAUL. Jan. S.
The following quotations, giving the range OF
the markets turing tbs lay. were received oy d.
Ooran. Commission Merchant
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