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huge whclp on the back Of the tramp, and
when the operation was completed =
pool Of blood could be seen where they
stood. Their piteous cries for mercy
called in the neighbors, until quite a
little crowd had assembled to witness
the casiigation Of tramp No. 3. As all
sympathized with the irate farmer, the
performance went on till he had com
plcted the hundred lashes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
Incrensinr Nlnrcs.

TIy IeItgTalI 10 lie UspdIcn.T
PoTIsTOWN, PA. August lS.-El-
lis a Lessig have notified their heat
ers, helpers. rollers, and others work
ing about the rolls in their mills that
their wages will be increased, the in
crease in some cases reaching as much
as 20 per cent, with the prospect of
the mills going on double time and
nlentY OF work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
A woman poisons Her Family.

by ICIegrapn % Inc Dlspaich.l
CHARLESTON, S. c., August 49,
Mary Ellen Williams (colored) was COM
mitted to jail at Yorkyille to-day,
charged with administering poison
f. Roush on Rats y TO her family in
bread eaten at breakfast yesterday.
Hen husband and two step-children died
and another cbi'd is not expected to re-
coyer
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NOV Ynrh ncmncrncr.

IIY TtItFIUpI 70 IUe UlspaIc0.T
SARATOGA. August lo.-Ihe Dem
ocratic committee at It's meeting here
tonight decided to hold the Democratic
State Convention on Thursday, Sep
TENDER 9th. and the State committee
vii! assemble at the Grand Union lio-
tel, its headquarters, on the evening
previous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
Another Phase o. tie MaxweIl-Pre;IOr
IFusk nystery.


ST. LOUIS, August lS.-A letter is
published here to-day, dated = Sunny
Bank. Hyde Cheshire, England, July
IL, 1855" and signed "Samoel n.
Brooks" in which the writer says that
his son, ii. VI. Brooks, left home last
January on a business trip to Ireland,
and that 10 word has been received
from him since. 1t had been learned,
however, that he had the curate Of an
adjoining parish for companion. and
that they had INDUCED in various ex-
trayagances. and that Brooks's name had
got mixed up with the ST. Louis trunk
tragedy. and also got mixed with that
Of DIR. Maxwell.
The letter shows great distress on
the part Of the writer, who makes an
urgent appeal for information in regard
to the person concerned in the murder.
Part Of this letter was shown 20 Nax-
well, and he recognized the signature
as that Of his father, and desired pos
session Of the letter. lie said he would
write TO his father aud tell him that be
(MaxwelD was innocent of the murder
of Preller, and that he had perfectly
good defence.
In the course Of conversation Max
well, or as he Is now pretty definitely
identified. " Brooks" said that Preller
was troubled with insomnia, aud that
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fiIe nj Golden. III.


10y telegraph to the Dispatch.l
CAlEo. ILL, August l8.-The gem
eral stores Of II. Blumenthll 4 Brother.
Bell BROTHERS, and Silas K. Green. and
several other houses at Golden, Ill.,,
were burned Yesterday. Total loss,
$50, eco; insurance unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
alleged narderers Discharged.

~ VV''sI"PH ~ IIt bIspHIVH'J
CHARLESTON, S. c.. August 49,
Silas DAILY white and Tom Deyine
(colored), charged with the murder Of
Matilda Mcknight July Sth. were dis
charged to-day without bail after an
investigation continuing ten days. The
case has excited deep feeling through
cut the Slate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
The Par. Camille.


:
PARIS, August lS.-It had been pro-
posed to hold a demonstration in front
ofthe British Embassy to-day, bat the
leaders Of the movement, ovcraVed by
the precautions taken BY the police, re-
Trained from assembling.
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The Cholera.

tIl VAUIt % No II5plTcn
MADRID. August lS.-Thc returns
show that in The whole Of Spain yester-
day there were 4. o30ncw case, ofchol-
era and us deaths.
MABsEILLEs, August lS.-Twenty-
seven deaths from cholera were reported
in Marseilles to-day. Since the 10Th
instant 1870 patients have been admit
ted to Ibaro Hospital, ffty-iye have
died. end ten have been dismisSe !.
SiNty-hye low remain in the hospital.
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WI Nnnnnrt nillte.

by chbie 10 thc Dlspatch.l
IoYroN, August lS.--COnstitucnts
Of Sir Charles Dixie at meeting to-
day resolved to accept Sir Charles de-
NAL Of The charge brought against him
and to support him in the coming cleo
ton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

san FRANCISCO, August lS.--This
city was startled th.s afternoon by the
news that the Norwegian bark Josaifa-
rer, bound from Acapulco 20 British
Columbia, bad put into this port with
Panama yeilow-icyer on board. The
captain reports that one sailor died of
the fever on TIE trip up, and that sew
eral Others are down with the disease.
The vessel put into this port for medi-
cal assistance. She has been quaran-
tined, anu officers are now investigating
the disease.
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TIE Philadelphia Sicne-Cuticrs'
st-.sfo

ny Telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
PHHADELrHIA, August lN.-The
strike oflhe ston,-cut;crs continues with
out any sign Of immediate settlement
Of the difficulty between the employers
and employees. 4 new phase Of the
situation was developed to-day, how
ever, by the issue Of a statement or
manifesto by the Master Stone-Cut-
tcrs' Association. in which they an
nounce their determination to no longer
employ journeymen belonging to the
JOuTneymen Stone-Cutters' Society,""
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NEW YORK COTTON FVrVKKs.

NEW YORK, AUgust l@.--Cotton-Nei re-
c'I lfs. . bales: gross ! 81 bales. Futures
closed steady; sales ~ 49, bales; August
SO -iaslu2j september. S9.7@asp. - /:
October 80 3ias9.55: November 80 iDN
>9.tl; december Se.5laS9.52: January.
ss.doaf9.6l February, 80. 7Oa,g7t: March.
5e.e 40 81: April 81 9CaSe -: MAY stOs
sio.oi, June, slo.ooaslO.lo; July, SOL sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
TIE BALTIMORE wheat MARKET.

EAITIHOkE. August lS.-The wheat
market is in a very depressed condition
here, and an opportunity has been az
iorded TO those who have to make future
deliveries TO make = handsome profit.
On The lSt day OF August 93c. was bid
for spot and 99;c. for October. To-day
the bid for spot was Sc. or decline
Of 4lc., and 93c. for October-a
decline Of &c. per bushel. 4 like
decline in southern wheat has
occurred. and there is & good deal Of
apprehension for the result. Every
possible effort has been made TO main
tain prices, but almost the entire alb
scnce Of foreign demand has broken
the market. though there are plenty Of
bottoms ready to engage to take it to
Liverpool for one penny per buShel.
Sales are quite large. but the purchasers
are those who have sold at an advance,
and viii I'll their contracts at large
profit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
Lishfusnx's Fatal Freaks.

SAVANNAH, Ga, August IS.-
Lightning struck an electric wire here
this sfernoon. jumped to a stay wire,
SpiuIeiipg the Siay-pole, and jumped
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
MARKETS BR TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW T0EE. August I@.-COtton--
800 bales, upiands 10. C.; Orleans lose. :
ret consolidated receipts $40 bales: eX-
Ioris none. southern iOur quiet and easy.
ae@t-SpO 9a2i e. tower: uDgraded red
7oasac. No. 2 red. 93a9ic. In elevator
sept.D LGr o. a9Esc. Coru-Spot scarce
ond a shade better; ungTaded. SEAS, G.. [.
80. 4. August. Jzta52c.: september $40
Cats .@ac lower: No. =, 81 ash &C.. In ele-
ta.cf. bDbs unchanged. COiiee-SpOg fair.
koduii sLd wea at ss.75: Rlospot. 81. IS.
september SU.Goalo G5. agar higher aud
a orc active; fair 10 good refining, 5itA
sac; refined steady. AOmsScs firmer. 49,
lest, y e.. Rice steady. CoftOn-se-d OF.
3zao5c ior crude: 37c. for refined. Rosln
dul. Tufpentinr quiet. Hides arm and
light uatiig. WOO. steady. Pork dul and
lnchsig'd. Mlddits duh. Lard withOnt
oloiahie charge. closing steady: contr.ct
sIot. sG.s7; september, 1886. Freights
Aft ADV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
AUGUST l7.-ir.ces this week ranged AZ
follows:
Beef Cattie-Nery beSt. q. TO 8 e.: me.
dium 10 good 1 10 &C.; common 10 fair,
= TO 5 a..
SHEEP 10 Ne. gross.
lambs-3is TO 4 r.. gloss.
Huks-G 10 05. g.. net.
There were 2Ss head Of beef cattle. 25i
hogs. and SOB sheep aud lambs Oh the mar
ket during tie week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

by cable TO The DIsntch.l
LoNDON. August lN.-Nr. Ruskin
enjo.cd Icstful night, and there is a
decided improvement this morning in
his condition.
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An Ab-COnsier Captured.
| Nv telegrnn h 10 tho nlsnatch. I

DrEUQUF. a.. August lS.-Frctz.
the absconding agent of the American
Express Company and of the Chicago.
Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad at New
Albion, Ia, has been captured. Fret
robbed his employers and fed on the
10th Of june. He struck out for Bri-
tish America. and since ne left has ira.
yelled over 1000 miles. He went to
Winnipeg and then west Of Satkatche-
wan river. He lough, team Of ponies
and drove saroSS the country to Daw-
son. OAK. WHERE he was caught while
working in q wheat-Gcld.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
ALLEGED WHISKEY FRAUDS.
Seized Spirits Ordered to b, Relroscd-Ta-eai-
ened Action Agairsl the Government
tBy telegram 10 tho pisnotch

Nt'ttffh 10 ~ sAfffNHf IT, = 81 "A T.
ensd Action Agairsl the Government
by telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
PHILADELPHIA, August lS.-In
regard to the recent seizure Of a large
quantity Of whiskey shipped to this
city from Peoria, H., which was al
legged to have been put into frauiu-
leutly-oonstructcd barrels with an in
terticn Of doirauding The Government.
ii is learned that an order was received
H. this city from Washington ordering
the release Of all whiShey consigned bv
Wco.ucr Brothers. and also that
Corsieuuen;s Of the Manhattan Dis.ill-
ing Company had been released b: a
compromise. Whereby the distiliae
company are to pay the tax on one GAL
len Of whiShey each in cighty-thrc6
barrels outof every one hundred shipped
by them, with tie understanding that
they would lie claim in the United
States Covrts to recover the extra tax
so paid. The shipments of the Great
Weston Distiilirg Company. and
ZweI. Swalbacher q Co.. are still
detained pending aa investigation
by revenue officials. 1t is understood
that upwards cfl.e00 barrels ofwhshev
viii he affected by the action of the
Government, and it is thought the en-
tire matter will lie compromised aad
thn taken into the courts. The whole.
sale liquog.men Of Philadelphia. repre-
sentiI z capital OF S2J,O00,O 900. have
addressed a letter to the revenue
collector Of this district concerning al
legged fraudulently-constructed barrels.
claiming that the packages are regular
ly made, and informing him tha, unless
ihey are permitted to pursue their
business without further interruption
they Will bring action against the Gov
eminent for damages sustained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
MARINE IxEELLIGgacs.
PORT on RICHMOND. AUsrsr Is. 1885
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS news. AUGUST Il
tBy telegraph
ARRIVED

steamship Manhattan. stevens, New
York.
steamship Guyandotte. Kelly West Point,
and sailed FOR New York.
Bark ConceziOne (ltai.). AarOsra. Balti-
more, 10 load stoves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
BALTIMORE.

BATH ORR. August ls.-Flour steady
eud la!ry actiNr. Nkeat-SOnthern IoN.r
and juli western lower. active and closing
dui ;souihcfn rrd, e2s93c. amber. 95agss.
No. l Mary land, 92ag3sc.: No. 2 western
wlniss red, spot, So aegc. Corn southern
a.,aHN ana quiet; western steady agd dull F;
souihein while. 52a5Sc: yellow. 54aB5c,
C"'s uui nnd lower: southern, 8Jasoc. I:
western white. sssi0c.: mixed. 35a37c f;
fehnsylN9nis. 33a40c. Provisions steady
NhisheS steady AZ 81 2Oasl Il. Other
hllicies u changed. Frel.uts nominal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

Ni.i...foN. August i~.-Tdrpon'lns
r'U at fiir. Nos.n ilW siga'uei. O. -.
good por. lar frn' "a - 80. crude 'arpcn-
I'M steady; hsri. gllo; yei.ow-ilp ai,d
Nlg-ln. 81 6a.
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Observation-Disclosures.
LIGETNIYGS STRANGE PLAT.
Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch

Stvcral People Knocked senscisss - Labor
Statistics -Ruieish's Indastrics-The Grape
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY August l. lcSj.
SAtFs.-lo eco Richmond city - aI I3s
5000 I,tcr,brio CasfA at loo; 30 sh1ec,
Richmond and Aietua.y 40 1. IoJo N.r-
Gina utr, 3satS1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

treats dun; shoulders. 1878: short rib.
$500 Bacon steady. shond rfs ff.fTT.
short ~. tes5f; .c''ef, 10 70. NhisSey
bfn a. sLis; 30 sales.
LOUmyILLE.
LogiSynLv. August 10 Wheat weak
rud low en-. No. 2~bifc. SOC Oats New no
= nib cd. 2faz7f. ifog .sioHs aef.ya IA.
tou-Flssr ~. 20 %; SIDES. ~ 81: shoal-
dsrs . Is. Naturalization Fifs. s3.71:
sides tf.i2lf sEDu. Gsrs 81 pDrg-Hr.s
til. Hons Srgsr coicd eloasil. Lard
81. LOUIS.
~. Lowe. Angs' is gi9sF arv AID
esty. beat oc1Ne and irregular eld c'Dsed
Antc q 10" ,triruiny; NJ. ned cash. yIg
s92sc.: Scpirisbrr o. aas C. C0yn-Cssi
owef cpuohs higher. No. IixAd cash,
42aa4fc. september. fgas2 - Oats nrn
ard slpw: No. miged CASH. 23a28 -
September 4Jc. Nahhey steady Il st.g8.
IroyisloIs-Oniy iO0 trade dJRe q prc ..O'is
prices.
CHfcAso. Argasi ~. --FIorr Inactive snd
weak. What Ncit Iuu.I depressed saf,y:
used so. under te-.rrfat August. ~ "a
sIc.. i,e,feu Dvr. ~ .asf. g. uct0isr. s3a
80 so. , red. s7c. Con- aeuee and
hIgi ~ 0ud yffy iTTs suffT. cash. a. .c..
August 10000: Sspt.btofr. - t.; octO.
tfT fA alf' e.. oafs isn. cash - g.;
August % az &C., Scpicmocr "a 4a2ilc.;
h.' t't'a - ~ e. hf-f NNIH litFt'i As-iF
active SIR ,o-ed s'cliy; cish. -. goa
~ tr; september - Icas1.3k: octpber
So l.as9so Lard falriy active and rloset
u ndy sn'h auf -cpts Mtcrs j -JaeG s2f,
tr.cter .G 2nf f0. Boxed meats ntm:
90, so 90 shoulders si.iNaff g.. EanFt RIO.
80 % 81 Cess. 20 Y1aso.Q3. Wa!sE3y
rIu o. I'D,
RtNifW 80 IiiT tufCAGc MAESFt.
dHt,Nco. AUGUST ie-g.o wheat market
Vef very fFNcfish TODAY ans prices we're
SUI cc,td tn fap'i Etcl.nfIors TIE tone
Das extremely weak DO tine rnry dealings.
Tie D nfhe, oieniy D g. toWcr, OWING 10 =
Is re McIeH.e in ifr 5 a-Iiiir srrp'N. end f-i
90 ic. additional under heavy .tsriuys
October option toulnins $50 of fH.. lower
ifPn Tie prices current fel dtNsn.o Cash
wheat was orered ~ .o., t.en S'c f'r the
trt timc since Apgi oi fh' present year.
Tie frs decline brOu flf out fo.ae largs
blocks q long wheat which hoped tie
downward tendency. Afrf f.H market
D I'd frIr1sd ~3c ttc 'lrurua bs,,fn- 'loiss
, Pronounced ard prices rallied e.. falo1 g..
.uctrafrd and o. os'd ou the regular Nosrd
I a.. an der Yesterday. There WAS nuOtutr
sharp la'lN IN the afternoon aud tlr mar
bet finally CLOSED i.C. under yf~ierlBy.
ln' STRENGTH "a tle afi. moon " 81, iile 20 q
o Io't az large exports from AeW lnfk.
Ire coin i.1Ihtl 81 a. active AID unsettled.
o rrcN fulrr very tif Cit.af. iUn flafirft
ur,I"d .ower or .arge receipts and st in-
90, ase iu Tire visible supply hut uItfr
nee buyers. stimulated ty frosf prot .
o., ns. ricd ale; f''i back sale. and
ihal y closed 'it o.. l..nrr fUlp ytsfer-
day. car, ruled hfnf ail c',.rd a SHAH.
iisher thau Yesterday. Provisions wets
ars.it'i. l,lh opened ir. !s..r. fct
.ack 4Oa2i".: iaiIel I.tt- -r.. anl -
'iDstd. Lard closed q shade c.'itr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
Tie FcoMer IN Riclmond Yesfey}4L
v0S cleGr and hat.
Mean temperature
TO THE PUBLIC.
OUR CORES OF sALEsMEN

have returned from their summer JaCnts.
all refreshed by their vacation, and ready
10 enter the fall caupa IN with yigOr.
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CINCINNATI.

CISCINSATI August ls.-Flour dan
mmliy A.iCa$4 50; fancy. s. 4cas6 Wheat
weak and lower, No. red. % ta9Sc Cora
um cited and lower; No. mixed. Assc.
.n's IA fair demand; No. mixed 25a2 DC.
Fork dullatss.75. Lard fiFln AZ $500. Balk.
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schooner Johh Il. Ftb' LoFe.ahu' new
York.
Bt,gcs Benefactor. Wade. Prov violence !;
AlhtWarle. sylvester, New London, both
with coal. Chesapeake aud ONO railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

selson County Judge Blown Tor the Ilou,e.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
LOvINGsToN, VA, August Is
The Democratic Convention Of Nelson
unanimously nominated to-day judge
j. Thompson Brown for the House of
DELEGATES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID executed at the DISPATCH PRINT
IYG-H0UsE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

We quote: F!cs e27sass; superrne
ssas3.50; extra, - 75as4: family $3.50
g patent Amiiy, country. % Z5aS5.jO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
GOOCHLAED.

The Democrats Of Goochland were in
convention Monday, and nominated T.
y. Fleming for the House.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-26

CuIcAGu Jan 24-Flour, quiet and nm
changed; good 10 choice winter wheat -four a. -
6g5O: Michigan winter wheat -four, 50 50
6t4O0; sofs spr.ag wnr1t'd1dt, SIOJC13.7i; Min
aesola bakers, $40 1i.DO; patents, SI35 q
100; low grades, 81 Ge5): rye hour, So 25
q IS 10 barrels. Ouckwheat, s.. 2503. IS per
100 pounds in sIcSs Soatas Tilt
no. and Missouri winter wnea.aoI-,SISaI7j;
common to ehoi-e NinnesoA,SLj)0LD) Wheat.
was quiet, but toward the close became weak
and excited, prices declining / ~ from the high
est figures OF The day, and closed Ike lower
than the closing igures yesterday. the weak
ness ~ the close being attributed 20 excitement
al London aud more or less Gneasiness at the
London exchanges; saies ranged: January. 7gH
asO'ae. closed AZ 20 SCI February. 81. 1sOl4c c.
closed AZ 59s.c; March. sos IsIAc. closed
AZ sos GsOLc; May, s54 Gs6Rc, closed al
S5ie. No. Chicago spring, 794 sOll c, closed at
7g659'sc; No. Chicago spring, zoe; No. .
red, 81 &C; No.3 red, 72318e. Corn. was qaiet
during most Of the session. but grew active
toward the close, the market declining in sym
patty With whest. aud closed tlAc lower
thai yesterday. cash. 5Tz Gggc. January
s. = ass c. closed az 3s5.e; February, sT&
G5Ssc, closed Sc 374c; March. STA q
- &c. closed a. g. ! G.3s G., NAY. ~ G4Izlc,
closed az sItsc. Oals were firm. but weak
81
tsrday; casa, 2sG2siic; March. ssR as &C.
closed n SsLc; May. 3lis G3l &c. closed At
site. Rye was drm At sc. Barley was dull
ans uomiual ~ e58e5c. Flax seed vas quiet
AZ Si-41ss els. Pork. was in fair demand !:
oqcne4 shaae higher rcCeted IuGi2Ec aad
closed steady. oasa, Sia-0sHi 2.i0; Fe3ruary,
SIs.15eSl2.i5. closed az 81. 05 . ls0Tss March.
SIG. ISGls.a -. closed - Sla.I5Gls.i7ss; May,
Si2-ys ! si3.52Ss, closed ~ sig. 4OGls. ~ l.
lara vas in fair demand. snd a5sl5c higher
early. but settled hack and closed steady; cash
So ss7ss. Sass February, So. s0G6. IS. closed a.
- sea 2ls March. S6.ss = a. s5, closed az
SIS = as. ~, May, S7.056s7.I2s. closed
81 s5.n5G 1913. Bulk meats were N
fair demand, oct qgiet, shoulders. 81 $50
4. 80 shorS rios. $ loE6 IS: shOrl clear. s. 20
06.6S Setter, vas quiet and unchanged cream
eries.33 E35cs diaries eSss22c Eggs were siea3y
a. g &c. Whisky VAS steady and unchanged a.
Si-i2
Receipts. 900 barrels % eozr: 5000 bash
els o, waest; is4.UlJ bushels Of corr. 5000
bushels % cats; 400 bushels Of re
s0ooo b1sbeis % barley. Shipments, 9.0o9
barrels q foEr. $1,000 bushels OF wheat.
IeQ.o90 hashsls Of corr; 1900 sGshsis Of
cate. i.co0 szsheIs Of ne; 15,oo0 esshels OF
ssr.eE
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-26

sg-The following prices are for round lots
ONLY
Bacon AND HAws-Loug clears bacon. 50
s'Sc; dry salt = GSssc; long roll lee, short
roll. II, breakfast lie; shoulders.
SC; hams is9i2tsc
FLouR-Patents, s.. eO7ts. s5 best winter wheat
patents $50 straight, s. so e4.55 sinter whea,
straight s4S0DL55; Bakers xxx sad clears
SHINGLES; low grades, $500; rye aoar.q .Sua
SEQ per barrel; graham. spring wheat s.. >
winter wheat saw; 6uckwhest nour. 500.
BEANs-Common. $50 s5c; mediums, T5c9
81 90; hand pi ked medium, Si.oO sI.s5; had
picked navy. 81 .saGi.4G.
DRESSED NEATs-Beet city dressed. 6 = 2
nc ;extrspTimc beef. S &C; nuItoO. CITY dressed
&c: veal Haze, heavy, stBse. CoGutry
dressed beef. foreq1artcrs sis4c. sides SC. hind
quarters sasc: country dressed nation 5, =
s,fe. Choice single hogs ss.i5G5.Sa-
FrRs-Beur SSGis. cabs = .6- badgsi co =
5se. Wild cat s5aSOc, Usher sac lGd.O9 red fox
81 4OTf so. cross FOX SaS. gray s5c. ~ fox zoe
silver grey Sss5G6O, lynx SlftS, marten 81 .J1-s
zoe mink 3o1 soc. otter S53S. raccoon s0ses5e,
skunk s0f3sSc wolverine - -, timber wolf Sf.Sp
ass 90. prairie wolf Slcl 81 -. musk rat fall.
SAGE. winter. 53Sc kit 2c. beaver, northern,
sS.s0es4 per Posna. western si.5o5@75 pei
pound
KrDxs-Green. sailed. 7S7ke; green. sas,se;
yhint. IL &c; calf dry, isslc; green lie; deer.
cry isQss3c: antelope. t5s1aac. elk Is else ;
sssalo. S,siOc. damsrcd i of, ssseP peits.
wool estimated. CSC per =, .amb Ss9esoe-
r-AimoudS-TsTazoaas s0c iyIca rec. ca
Filbcrts. sicily. iSc. Peanut sos. Pecans.
Texas. 9Gisg Indian natioR Sc Walnuss-
California is NaPes new i5c. 6renooio.
l5C. Frcuch i0c- hickory. large. Si.se, ssFk,
shells g sssss 81. ebcs,nEss 500, COCOA qlts
s. u0ET.0o per 100.
HoxKr-narS lsc. whiis clover. iSGifc; Cal
uoraia waite clover, lse.
Hors-wAshingsoa Territory. Sc; SeE yosk,
&C.
LrxsxEa or1-RSz. sse; SOusa -. Lsasssd
meal ssolesi
hkLr-50c21se psr ousheL
MSS PoRK-sis.o0S sIs.2s; mess Seer sie.so
Gll.up.
OIsrxES-slaadaris. Soe; selects. zoe; Nsz
YORK coauts ssc per can
TkLEow-So. /. Sac; No. :. Sc.
WOoL-CrExshed. it9i5e, washed s1o3e.
VEsrrAsLkS-Caso2re. &c per a0z- &. ( Carrots.
SossS5 per l1sl. p1lAijss. = 55oc o. e per
bEs1sls oalais esSse per aasas- O. <; sEss.
pog4soss. JERSEYS. Sk-0o per e4Sss. +,
REssa;inss, s. $50 per sa<Fel-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-26
Minneapolis Produce.

There was very little doing in produce yester-
day aud the market ruled steady. Butter was
quiet Cheese rather easier. Eggs, very little
doing, Apples frmer. Other fruits steady.
Good demand for known brands of cidar. Poul-
Try custer. Dressed meats quiet Following is
the call
BurrER-Fancy creamery, 25a27c; choice
creamery, 22@2i. diaries, good to choice, goo
22c; medium, l40lsc packing stock, &c. grease,
&c.
CHREsE-Fancy full cream, 13@l5c; part
skinned, 69l0c; fats, 315c.
EGGs-22c.
BEANs-Fine hand picked navies, sizes; me-
diums, Sl.OOQi.l5.
OYsTKRs-New York counts doc: selects, acc /:
standards, 2Sc; mediums, zoe.
FRUITs-Apples, S2.750325 per barrel;
oranges, Valencias, count 420, S6G6.50; Mes
sinas, count 200 to go S3.5 0I3.75; Flordas,
russell, S350G1 90; fancy. -. % G,5 90; I'm
ons, s.. 506j 90; pears California, S3.50Gl4 90 ;
Oregon, So 5043 90; cranberries, Sl5O0Ol7. 90
per barrel; Cider, barrels, SG.5O07OO half bar
rels S3.0O03.75.
NUrs-Hckory nuts, small, 81. so per bushel !;
large, 80 per bushel; walnuts, $3.50 per
bushel.
VEGErABLEs-Dry onions, 81 per barrel; pota-
toes, 30I3jc per bushel: beets 40c per bushel !;
cabbages, 81 Csc per dozen; carrots, soc per
hushcl celery, 30@60c per dozen: sweet pota-
toes. Muscatine 81. 50l2. IS per barrel Jerseys,
s. per barrel; luruips, 3O04Oc per bushel.
PoULTnY AND MEATs-fihickens, dressed, 90
lie: turkeys, dressed, H@i1hc; beef, sides.
country dressed, 5f16c; choice dressed, GH@7c;
hind qua tsrs, 703c; foreqnarters, SOS &c;
veal. 7@9c; mutton, 5H0Ghc; dressed hogs,
35s GSc; hams, 13Qzi5Ac.