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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-12-12
Assignee's Notice.

IN THE POSTERS OF THE SALE OF THE
land OF L. a. Andrews, of the 4th instant regard
ing the of the land to be sold, it stated IL
contained $500 acres, more or less; since then l
have aSCertained by survey from the Government
Survey that said land contains 40 acres, and the
land is Grant No. 1872 and the estate of the said
L. A. Andrews owns twO-t thirds undivided Inter
ests in said land. Plans of the same can be seen
at the office of the undersigned.
w. c. PARKE.
Assignee.
Honolulu, December ., 1885. 1t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-12-12
House and Lot for Sale or
Lease.
Lease.

ONE OF THE FINEST HOMESTEADS IN
~ the Island, situated on King street, within
fifteen minutes walk from the business portion of
the city. Lot 300X200, being well stocked with
large assortment of fruit trees native and foreign
and the finest and largest variety of grape vines
on the islands. MAIN HOUSE contains four bed
rooms, parlor, dining room, bath room, pantry
and kitchen. OUTBUILDINGS consist Of car
rlage house, stables containing seven stalls har-
ness room and servants dwelling house, contain
ing four rooms, together with large storage &C
Communications. y fine stream of aTtesian water
is constantly running through the lot, and the safe
of fruit realizes in the neighborhoOd OF S6OO per
amman. For further particulars apply to
w. NJ. GJFFARD,
3Istf Office of VIM. 6. Irwin & Co.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13

eB-The following prices are for round lost
ONLY
BACON AND HAAs-Long clears bacon. 20
sac: dry salt iGg7'sc; long roll, lie, short
Sc; hams l2Gt2t5c
CHEEsE-Fun cream, July make, l2c; Sep
TENDER, ~. 6Cl3c; extra fancy cream 1874 eli.
CIDEE-s3. 80 half barrel, 81 per barrel
FLoUR-Petents, si.75G5 90: best winter wheat
patents $3.50; straight, 81 ESQ 80 winter wheat
straight, Sle5Gci.5O; Bakers xxx and clears
s3.a5GDIOO; low grades $500; rye dour, 9.3O2
$50 per barrel; graham, spring wheat $3.50
winter wheat 81. IS: buckwhest hour. s. 90.
BEANs-Common. 56015c; mediums, 75c9
81 %; hand picked medium, S1.OO0l.25; had
picked navy. 81 .2O6l.4
DRESSED MEATs-Beer. city dressed, ga
nc ;oxtraprime beef, &c; mutton, city dressed
&c; veal, 1l0lsc; heavy, s09c. Country
dressed beef, foreqnarters JGo4c; sides Sc hind
quarters jB1c; country dressed mutton $40
oic. Choice single hogs S5.i56g5.S5.
FURs-Bear SSf1l5, Guns 53G96, badger 60 10
75c Wild cat S56bdOc, fisher $40 b6e6 %, red fox
81 400 so, cross fox Sos gray 7Jc, kit fox doc
silver grey S25Gb6O, lynx SiG95, marten 81 .aJfB
200. mink 5O61SOc, otter 500 10, raccoon 5OBs5c
skunk iOGI5c wolverine sos, timer wolf 81 so
@S3OO, ptairie wolf 30c1si 2j, musk rat fall.
506c, winter, stsc kit &c, beaver, northern.
S8.5O0t per pound, western sl.5o03.75 per
pound
FRurrs-Messlns lemons $500 100; fines,
Florida oranges s ,5a. 400: russell $500
3 20; Jamnicas : % q 20 per barrel;
figs, lie, l5o, l6c per ID; new
smyrnas, l78ise; eranberries s4a096.00
per bu; sl4.UO o. < per Dbl; cultivated Jerseys
$1,000 per bhl; dates. black in trails 5cG6c faTd
in boxes, lie 10. Persian in 50lO boxes 9llOc:
Bsnsnas, choice. Aspi wall, Sj.O0dS5.OO;
Apples-in car lots choice 81 306t2. SO; small
lots s. .3OD3,Oo; OF stock 81 500
e.g5 per barrel Pears-.W'nter Neilis, 81 90:
~ m
Malqgas. light weights. s7.5OG 800 per hhl.
HIDEs--tireen. sailed. 7617Ae: green. 616Ic;
dryfint, i2hc; calf dry. i2hc; green lie; deer.
dry 2O12Sc; antelope lsA29e; elk $50 lSc;
buffalo, S1iOc. DAMAGED ! OF; s7eep peits.
wool estimated, 25c per n, .amb SSG50c.
Mr. uionds-Taragouas 20v ivya iac, Cal
Fiberts, sicily. lsc. Peanuts 600c. Pc ans
Texas, 9Gl2S Indian nation SC. WanuIs-
California i2C Nap cs new l5c, Grenub,e,
Use. French Toe, hickory, large. sl.iO, bark
shells s. s5tss. 50, Chesynuts s. 90. cocoa nuts
s. UOG 100 per 100
HoSET-Dark i2c: white clover, iS2i4c; Cal
uornia white clover. i5c.
Hors-Washingtou Territory. 25926e; New
York 20Gs5e
LNsEED ou-RAu. sec; boiled sse- Linseed
meal ssu65sl
MALr-7pc9 sc per bushel
MISS PoRK-sis. ,O1Sla. 50: mess beef, 5000
@ti.uO.
oYsrEEs-Snndards, soc; selects 4Oc; New
York counts sSc per can.
Roors tMediclnaO ginseng: dry
N.2SGi. SO; seneca snake root. S5tsSse per 10
TALLoW-No. l. SIC; No. ., SC.
WooL-Uuwashed, lac iSe; washed 20GS7.
VEgEr1BLEs-CAbhaEe, 6Uc per uoz. o z carrots,
80 s53 per 3Isl. potatoes >, ,a5Oc o. z. per
bu-aei: Oai11s 0S5o per nusael o. G: sweet
potatoes. Jerseys Sl.0J per barrel.
musCStines SSlS.5O per barrel.
PoULTRr AND GANs-thickSus CGSc Per n
F~-u - HFrrrk - =
psrtridges Ss.s5Gs.5o per doz; quail 81 asa 50
dozen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13

BRAD AND FloUR-Wheat bread Sc per 70;
rye bread &c per 10, Vienna brcsd IOc per loaf
Flour straight q. ssHs. IS per TO- Ibs patents,
=. seas. IS per tuO lss. Backwheat. SF54c per
10. Graham, 2ssc per %.
But Es--Crransery sc per 10; dairy soc per
10 cooking ists Use per 10.
VuEEsE-i5G sc per 10. swiss sGGsnc
CoFFEE-Grcen Rio, t56iSc per 10: Iava
sSaslc: R5o russt. SOSl2Sc, Java roast. s5a4ac /:
Mocha. $50 acc
DRiEn FRCrr---Naencis raistus lsisc. London
liyers c: nth a sc: currents 7ssSc. TURKEY
p-snss T2Sc; Freuch pruucs sQc, dried app -
lOssIJo. peaches sUtt SSc; s9sicoJs Sc. black
berries lSc; raspbcrries SSe.
EGGs-ssc pr dcEen-
Frsu-Col6sh steaks. tsise per y; whole Ssh.
Toe ~ %. t7rat steak~ tsfr pr 70. salmon
steaks. soc per To- White ssh aud trput. ioc per
% PIKE Ice. bisrk bass tss.e, axe herring TO-:
dressed pickersi iOc per u. u, kerrL croppscs
sua vpeS lass, s. pr 70. Sneiis, islsc pr 10.
eels. t6c Per 10. Kit uackereL IS % pals
s. .0Odal .sSs 'roEud shore" herring per pal
Sc.
FErTrs-Appiss, sc per peck. s. % per
barrel orzuse>, = 7s0c per torea; lenons. ,
50c pr toEcn. crauhsrrics, isc per quart
HcSSr-lu cona sQceas5e-
MEArs-Rscf rotsls ls' eei5c. road steak
ieAe. si-loiu steak isc; rorterhocss steak Use;
eo,ned beef 6Cea ec nu;tcu rOas,s - = - So.
eAoPs issseiss, stsuiue pieces = g. vel
rcssss tsS&is,; catlets I5c, stsw AZ p.eces
s,SisAc; POsk soas;s SSioc; chops i9e; iaf
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
RYER'S PILLS,
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.

IS. $4,000: st. Louis, $3.1505.75. Wheat,
spot lots declined A@hc; options opened
higher. later fell back 1Glssc, closing with
slight reaction; receipts, 1900 bushels; exports,
II 900 bushels; No. spring, 94c: ungraded
red. s60964c; No. red, sSc; No. 2 red. 91h
@95c; No. 2 red, January sales, q. OOO BUSH
els at 92992Ac, closing at 92c; February sales,
1874, 900 bushels at ga 93Ac, closing at 92Ac;
March sales, 100000 bushels at 93%@95c,
closing at 942sc; April sales, $4,000 bushels at
95% @96Sc, closing at 96hc; May sales,
?, 900 bushels at 9700Sssc, closing at 81
June sales, gu, 900 bushels ut 974@9SAc, clos
ing at 9s14c. Corn, spot lois 1aQ1c lower;
options, declined 40 &c, closing heavy receipts
$4,000 bushels: exports, $1,000 bushels: un-
graded, 49H@52hc; No, 3, SIX Q52Hc; No 3
steamer 81 z @5314c; No. ., 5S@54c; special
January, steamer yellow, 53c; ungraded
yellow. sec; No. ? January, 52@l52nc, closing
at 52sc; February and March, AZ %@I9sc,
closing at 1850; April, 491sc; May. 49as q
49Ac closing at 49$c. Oats, A0hc lower,
and dull: receipts, 1000 bushels exports,
1,lOO bushels; mixed western, 34@3sc; white
western. 3S04lc. Coffee, spot fair: Rio. quiet;
options, moderately active, but weak; sales were
reported as follows: Ia, 500 bags January, s.. 90
u sos; February, SS.l5 March, SS.3u@S.35;
April, $40; May, $3.50; June, $3.50.
Sugar dull refined quiet confectoners'
A sc. Molasses, steady and in moderate
demand. Rice, demand fair and market firm;
domestic, 4466hc. Petroleum, active but
lower: united. tic; refined, 7ssc; crude, 6ss
G7c. Taow was firm ut 8 l-lGc. Rosn was
quiet at 81 .s2H oil 80. Turpentiue was steady
at 3l13l nc. Eggs, western, demand fair at
Goa &c. Pork, was firm and In light demand:
new mes. quoted at SlS.37sa az 1880. Beef was
quiet and unchanged Cut meats, firm; long
clear mddles, SO 70. Lard was firm: western
steam spot, quoted at S7.15; January, S7.16
oils: February, S7.l6G17 10; March, S7.2l
07.27; April, S7.e9@7.S2; May, S7.3507.37
Butter. firm at lOGSoc. Cheese, firm at SD
l2c. Other articles unchanged.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13

CHICAGO Jan i2.-Flour, demand fair and IN
changed good TO choice winter wheat -four. So =
d4.5O; Michigan winter wheat -four, $50
al %; soft sp-iay wnrIt a1II, 500 D3.7,; Min
nesota bakers', s3tp94.0O; patents, sL35 D
90; low grades, sl.75 az so; rye nour, 50. 2j
a IS in barrels. buckwheat, 81 2593.75 per
100 pounds In SACKS: Soutns Hit
noisand Missouri w.nrer wheathoir, sj.sJ1I7;
common choice Minnespri, s3.510LD Wheat,
opened ,troug, "a &C higher, which was quickly
followed by another advance Of &c, then slowly
declined sc, advanced &c, agan declined Ic.
and closed sc lower than Saturday; sales
ranged: January, 79A@sIi5c, closed al
soc; February, sOG5sc. closed at sOHc
March. 8 4 @saAc, closed at sOTc; May,
So "a Gssc, closed at soc; No. Chicago
spuug, 79TQsOHc closed at 79hasOac;
No 3 Chicago spring, USnc; No, , red, Sic.
Corn, in fair demand; the market opened strong
out grew weak and closed n0hc lower than
yesterday: cash 36k6&Ac, closed at SEA
aS8ic; January. 30 = ft37 &C, Closed at 36stc:
February. sos G37iic, closed at 36tsc: March
SO = Oh &C, ciused N sac. May, 4OaRHhc
closed al 4OS D4OHc. OaIs, heavy receipts
have depressed the market, and prices closed p
% "a lower; cash, 20 j az !ac; January, ~ a.
February. 20 p 42jtsc, closed nj 20 sc; March.
- = fes6 &c. closed at 20 Sc May, .gA S3JIEc,
closed AZ -9bc. Rye was strong and higher al
c. Barley was scarce and hrm at 63RB5c
Flax seed was frm ats l.4SH. Pork demand
active prices opened l0Gl2Hc higher, declined
then advanced l56c DC, but the apprec alton was
not fully sustained; cash. SIS. h1Is.OO:
February, Slt-51gl2.I-h, closed at SIi 95
N1i.g5n, March SIl.s7a6EIs 22ls. cIUsed
at SI2.01 sk1I2.l0. May, Si2 s5 5l2.s5. closed at
So. = y > 40 Lard was quiet, but the market
stca4y, and prices 2'stJ5c higher. cash, s6.77i
q 80. January. S5.77ts February, Sd. S5a6 80
closed al - s. 16.S1h March. Sj.y2l, 20 90
closed At 500 a6.psM May, S7.IuGTI7I,
closed az 7I2siGd15 Bulk meats we're in
fair demand shoulders. s.. ayG5 90: short
ribs - 1850 = short clear. s. +OG645 On
the produce exchange butter Arm and
unchanged, extra creamery. 3ltsG8sc:
choice 10 isny creamery, S0G32e; extra
aairy - e - good 20 choice creamery. "a
csc; choice 10 dne dairy, &C, Eggs were
quiet and unchanged al &c. Whisky was
steady and unchanged ct sl.ia
Receipts. ij.3JU barrels OF hour: pI. 900 bush
els OF wheat: .o5.DOJ bushels OF corn: 600
bushri. OF oats; 1000 bushels Of re;
1000 bushels Of barley. Shipments, l7.OOa
barrels Of nour. is,O1O bushels Of wheat:
$1,000 bushes Of corn. $1,000 Bushels OF
oats loo vgsbeis Of rye; $4,000 bushels OF
barley.
ESQ D. n On the afternoon board-rheat
tr.atr. and advanced sGse. Cora vas
STEADY. Febaary advanced &c Oats we're
easier, January, February and March declined
&C PORK Va armer. and advanced 51i0c
Lard was qas;; Janaary, February AID March
advanced sac; May declined 2sle.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
DYSPEPSIA.

Sedentary habits, mental worry. nervous
excitement, excess or imprudepcc in eat
ing or drinking, and various other causes,
induce Constipation followed by general
arrangement Of the liver, kidneys, and
stomach, in which the disorder of each
organ increases the infirmity OF the others.
The immediate results are Loss of Appe-
lite. Nausea, Foul Breath, Heartburn Al, Flat
pence. Dizziness, Sick Headaches, failure
of physical and mental vigor. distressing
sens Of weight and fullness In The stomach,
and increased Costiveness, all of which are
known under one head ~ Dyspepsia.
In every instance wherethis disease does
not originate from scrofulOus faint In the
blood, AYERS PILLS may be confidently
relied upon to effect cure. Those cases
not amennble 10 the curative influence of
AYERS PILLS alone will certainly Weld il
the PILLS are aided by the powerful blood
purifying properties of AYERS SARSAPA-
RiLLA.
Dyspeptics should know that the longer
treatment Of their malady is postponed,
the more difficult of cure it becomes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
Tar, lin. gus 4bo., m. S,y,,,.

Skirts trimmed with deep i0unces Of lace
have only marrow pleating at the bottom.
Plain and brocaded foulards are trimmed
with Spanish lace dyed to match the silk
Black surah is used for home wear and Is
trimmed with j t, velvet, or lace.
Cream lace worked with lilac flowers in re.
lief makes a charming skirt.
Powered cSshmeres have designs in beau
tifu, SOFT aud pale cOlors.
Fur is considered more desirable for cloak
tr mining than plush.
Steel and silver tinsel are used for trim
ming gray materials
Fur-liued circulars have the high effect on
tue shoulders
Tan aud ruby are TO be the favori:e colors
in the spring.
Turkish sAshes are popular for slender
figures.
All shades of brown are simed with gold.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13

MILWAUKEE. Jan. 12-Flour was buoyant and
in brisk demand Wheat was weak; No. ),
7S&c; January, 7Sxc; February, 79kc; Mach
80 2 May, S58c. Corn was nominal; No. 3, SIC.
Oars were du.l. No. ,, 2oG2Sl4c; No. white
30Hc. Rye was strong; No. l, 57Hc; No. ;,
5314 G531c. Barley was firm; No. :. 53A0
50 &c: extra No. S,47c. Provisions were higher;
pork sold at sl2. Is cash and January; s19.lO
February lard prime steam, SG.S7 cash and Jan
uary: SIS February. Sweet picked hams, firm
at sA09Ac Live hogs were steady at S4.i5
a. .45. Butter was frmer; choice creamery,
234s2c; fair to good, aOG22c; best dairy,
l7IJlSc. Cheese, unchanged; best new
cream. l2Gl2Hc. Eggs were quietat 22c
Receipts, 20 O74 barrels o! -four; &c. 1913
bushels of wheat; 5,O92 bushels OF barley
shipments, sob barrels OF Hour; 80. bushels
OF wheat; $3.50 bushels OF barley.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
COMMERCIAL.
On Change.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 13.-There was but little trad
ing on change yesterday and the market was
somewhat unsettled. Wheat was nominally UNI
changed, but sellers did not feel like trading and
buyers were not over anxious to speculate. Corn
was little hriner; oats were quiet. Barley was
easier; mlstufs quiet but steady, except bran'
which was held at soc advance hay in moderate
demand and steady; dressed hogs quiet but nrm !;
timothy and clover seeds frmer, eggs weaker;
butttr quiet and steady. Following is the call;
WHEAT-No. / hard, Sic bid, Jan. Sic bid
Feb. sc bid; May 65c bid, &c asked; No.
] regular TIC bid; No. hard 10 bid; No.
regular 7Oc072 bid.
CoRS-No. = soc bid; Jan. Csc bid 81 asked !;
Feb. IS bid: May 3Sc bid. 80 asked No old
35c bid; New mixed Csc bid, SIC asked.
OATs-No. , mixed 2sH Did,2lIc asked; JAN
23c bid; Feb. 23t.c hid, % asked May 20 &c bid
25c ask d; No. white "a &C bid, 25nc asked !;
No. 3 white 23c bid.
BARLEy-No. g, SOC bid; No. extra, As bid;
No. 8 37c6140.
RYE-No. 2, 44c bid.
GROUND FeEp-Sll.50 bid, $500 asked to ar
rive.
SIT. 90 bid Si90C asked.
SHORrs-s9. % asked in sacks.
BRAN-S7. rs bid, $3.50 asked in sacks.
Ballad HAY-S1. so bid, $500 asked.
TIMOTHY HAY-S9.50 bid.
LIVE HoGs-S4.00 bid
DRESSED uoss-S4.s5 bid, $500 asked.
FLAX SEED-SI % bid.
TIMOTHY SEED-Sl.l2H bid. Sl.25 asked.
CLOVER SEED-S4.25 bid, S4.75 asked.
EG6s-201ac asked.
BUTTgR-Roll SC, l0c, 10, IA, asked dairy lie
asked; creamery 24c, 26c03Uc asked.
The following comparative table gives the
al aNTr
uary IL, 1854. and to-day:
,sa. ,oe5
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
Chicago Live StocS-

CHICAGO Jan is-The Drovers' Journal re
ports: Hogs. receipts 5 0 10 head shipments.
E.OjU head. the market opened strong. rough
"a king. S9.25zs+ 40. packing aud shipping,
- 50 at7O. igai eraaes. S4.s02g.45; ,kips.
s3-sOSs4UO. closed wesk. Cattle. receip.s,
6.S0J head; shipments none The market was
fairly active sad values frm: export grades.
s. 2 rs %; good &c choice shipping, S5.u0a
5. -. common 20 choire, s. p a. 90; stocker.
SIS est.o0: feeders SIoJl14-50- sheep.
receipts. 500 head. shipments. 100 head !;
the market Nas steady. Inferior 70 fair,
Ss5oEIs5 per heutrvd weJghF. medium 70
good. x3sGGg o.: choice. $40 a.. IS: choice
lauias. 5 .OUE5 =. The Drovers JoErual Liver
pooi special quotes heavy supply q home bred
sts, K; American catsir comparatively scarce AID
rs k5ghsr; best grades. i5e dressed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
rOr pieces s@sc; sausage in bulk or in cases Sc /;

ror pieces 6@sc; sausage in bulk or in cases Sc;
lard I00l9Hc.
OYsTERs-ln cans, standards 25130c selects
35@4Uc; N Y. counts soc; In bulk. standards
35c: selects 45c; N. Y counts 55c per quart.
PoULTRY AND GAME-Chickens l00l2Xc;
ducks and geese 12hc; turkeys l2M@I5c; par
tridges Csc pair; quail soc pair.
SuGARs-Granuated &c per To-. coffee A sac
per To-; extra exc per ID. yellow &c
per ID.
TEAs-Gunpowder 5Oc0Si 90; Oolong 50c0
S1.00; Young Hyson 60c@S1 90; Japan 80
@.5c.
VEGET ABLEs-Beans (dried) $500 per bushel;
cabbage S6Dl0c per head carrots 40c per bu shell:
horseradish l0c III; onions 60c bushel; potatoes
4OGI45c bushel; parsnips soc bushel; ruta agas
Soc bushel squash l0c each; sweet potatoes
sc ID.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
Pro nee Exchange.

After the call the board went into committee
of the whole upon classification and by laws a.
reported by the committee on produce exchange
The rules and by laws govern the cias -ifcation
inspection and sale Of poultry, fruits. and pc
tatoes were revised and amended, after which the
committee rose and the board, with Presi len
Hubbard in the chair, adopted the and by
laws a. amended. IL was also resolved that the
new By laws and rules 90 into force on Monday
next when a regular produce call will be made
after the regular grain call. The publisher Of
the REVIEW was Instructed to print 500 copies Of
the new bylaws Ia pamphlet form.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
lspeeIal reIegram o the Glohe.l

Duluth, Jan. 12.-The markets on change
to day were dull but firm, with very little dis
position TO trade manifested. Closing prices:
No hard cash Sc bid; May. ssHc bid; No. 2
hard cash, s0I:c bid; No l northern, cash. soc
bid; No. . northern, cash, aye bid; No. 8
cash, Csc bid; rejected cash, COO bid. After
noan call: Cash or January wheat; No. hard,
s25tc bid; No. l northern, sO4c bud; No. 2
northern, BIC bid; No. g. G5hc bid rejected
6Oi.c bid; May wheat, No. hard, sskc bid /;
No. northern, Sc bid; No . northern,
79c bid. Receipts. 3I.GS bushels OF wheat. Ship
ments. l1.263 bushels OF wheat. In store,
1900, Iso bushels Of wheat.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
Notice TO Creditors.

State % Minnesota. County q Ramsey-ss. n Pro
bate Cosr1. SPECIAL Term Dscember 18th. fssG
IN TIE matter q the essare q william N0rrsT.
deceased
No ice = be-ebT Eiven shas the Judge % PROBATE
q THE county uf sn1-ey VII 1pon TIE sfss Monday II
the month o Ma-ca- ID fs5 a. ten 0'e0 A. n ~
eeive hca-. examine and adj Gst al Claims and de-
E7snds % al persu1s szirsz deeeased. ac5 that
sir uSu - from and arter the date hereof have been
Allowed ard limited f1r creditors 70 present their
eiss s<aiosi said ssszss a. the expiration q zhIch
tine al claims uut presented proven q its
isfactio1 shah be forever barred. g1lezs for god
cause shown further tine be allowed
b the C0grt-
TLS! wy b McGg0ETT.
Jc4zesf PrVbate-
n s TREHEzNE. AirliHis-rzt1r
JAEKS !. AcCAFTEETT. AfEorney Tor Ae1lnty-rz-gr.
tsrlS5-.E
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
FOREIGN.

LIvEaPooL, Jan. IL. IL m.-Wheat firm; corn
quiet. Cargoes off coast-Wheat firm; corn
nothing Offering. Cargoes on passage-Wheat
strong; corn firm.
MAEK LAYE-Wheat turn dearer; corn steady.
Country markets generally dearer. Farmers
deliveries past week from 81 to $1,000 qrs.
PAsIs-Wheat and flo Ir steady.
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New YORK, Jan. l2.-There has been a much
steader demand In seasonable speeialtes and
some styles of colored cottons, and the market
a whole lacks in desired activity though there
is no reason why it should be SO, when OF certain
specialties so far the business has been large
without precedent.
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EVENING REPORT.

Money easy I91H per cent, closed offered .:
Prime mercantile paper 4h0B per cent. sler-
ling exchange bankers bills firm AZ S4.sl% ;
do. ex. demand. SASH.
Governments-Firm.
Railroad Bonds-Strong.
State Securitles-Sieady.
Stocks-The week opened with a firm and
higher market for stocks aud in the first hour oil
business there was an advance OF Is Ola per
cent. Delaware. Luckawanna Il Western opened
Z per cent. higher at 90M, declined TO 9OH and
rose to 9OK. The improvement was attributed
to the increase in Granger earnings and the
heavy gain in eastbound freights. In the after
noon there was a disposition to lake profits and
g reaction OF 4@1H per cent. ensued. Coai
Ehares we're particularly weak on unfavoraoIe
rumurs regarding the ccal combination. Della
ware d Hudson broke 4 per cent. to 725s Del
aware Lackawanna u Western "a 10 s9A ana
New jersey Cent al / Il to 80. Near the close
there was a rally Of a4H per cent. and the
market left OF firm. Union Pacific sold under
the rule at 49,, New York Central at S59s.
Compared with Saturday the closing prices are
l.G1Ih per cent. higher except for Chicago, Bur
lngton & Quincy. Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western. Philadelphia & Reading, Lake shore,
New Jersey Central and Western Union Tele-
graph, which are sGIss per cent. lower
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares;
Delaware, Lackawanna 81 Western $4,000;
Lake Shore $4,000; Chicago 81 Northwestern
81, 900; Chicago Milwaukee st. Paul $1,000;
Lnion Pacific 49, 90; Western Union Telegraph
1900; New York Central 10000.
MINING STOCKS.
The mining market was without feature. The
sales o-dny included Colorado Central at 20,
Good Show ;, Sutro Tunnel 10, Union Consoli-
dated 50, Horn Silver 295.
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hi. Iasa Of Going w..t

To Colorado or New Mexico, for pure sir 70
relievv Consumption Is all mistake. Auy
reasonable man would use Or. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup Tor Consumption in
al It's frst Stays. Il never fails to give ~
lief 60 al cases O, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis.
pains in the chest aud ali at -ctiOus primary
% consumption. Price. 50 cruts aud 81.
Sold by z II. Haines, r 2. Wilkes, Joan
Bovteu
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ThttI0o LCtfCf n the Wv lorN VraQhic-I
I hrsrd Mrs. Briva lockwood give tenn
Peauc- lcctare 10 Tremoat TemPle the other
dsy Despite snow. rain, slect aud ice The
nmg,s VAS Cramnvd from hoor to ceiling.
Mrs. lockwood 60 The thousands 10 her
hearing that rccrntiy President Arihur's son
Was on sF0eo 10 Washington WHAT god
comes ~ lrsgging taat private affair 10 the
public gaze
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NV YoEx- Jan is-Fioar. dan; rersivt..
. O0O sarrsl.; exports. 1000 barrels. common
% god extra - sA7o. saPersae state
an ssstsra. s2-70S3Is; good 20 saoles. Sis
IS S. white wssaS extra IS ssas. -: extra
oaso. s3-IsGS.75, Minnesota psEszi process.
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CLEVELAND, Jan. l2.-Petroleum was quiet;
Standard white no sold at ~
PIrrssURs. Jan. IL. Petroleum was dull {;
certificates opened At 72hc; declined rose; ad-
vanced to res c; and closed At 70Xc.