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AT THE PALAIS ROYAL.
s g i * e. :###
MENTIONED BELOW WILL BE SOLD
TO CUSTOMER.
2 2s Jewelry, al styles, for lsc.
So Sc: !" !" &c. &C.:
IL Sterling Silver EhHs Stone sS1 Collar
1ec Chrome Fans, all styles. for 1sc
2Se S SaEoIno sad rsTst@sns Fans for 1sc
sSe. Lssthsr sssehss for tse. '' WV
SIS Ss sSss.
Is IS: fock'!e00t'' all styles: isf2 asc
2 :, Oriental Laees, all styles for l9c
2gc. klack Spanish Guipuse Laces for21c
&c TSSriS. kasSas: t YARDS 1si in box for 1aa
4Sc. Hand Emhroidd Hank Is for soc.
CSC g S Scents Linen I,dk fs:tSr Joe:
for 25c Linen Cape Collars for 25c.
len and G6a Fl Pchss for
Sc i Ssa asaosss for pcns
s s5 H ,I striped Hose, 6ns gauge, 25c
sse ;s sss sf aRs eG Ss 44'
Se a ssyes shape for 4c
es,'sn sS Rs 81 . ST Seefa e 81 Is
Ice Eulbre!deries, all styles, Tor l5c.
s sse. Ike Ike.
CSC: Black and colored Chenille Fringes for 7sc.
G GlarS's @ ): 7 Spool Cotton, for &c
Genuins "ks6ns Sf Eafr !Sa IL for s2c o.
eha%pasns Bottle Hell k.y 7g Rum nor for isc
&c. Iiss PhreaS 5Is
55c: aIlsilk Mousquealre Gloves for SIC. ~
55c. warranted al-siik Mitts for DC
$l.IO Elite Kid Gloves for 9ec
kla s., ca'o1 for
81 Pongee Parasols, II rib paragon frame for
81 80, SO all,sk Umbrellas all colors. for y 80.
0Sc. Childs fancy Parasos for soc.
S1ss ladies' aSsSpoft eos ss ss 70 sor siss
al eests
$d e.: French a Woven Woven Corss.s for sec
SECS Imported Tailor-made Jerseys for $1.09.
81 So H Tailor made 1.ds J Jerseys for 81 10
44C. drawers (tWO ruffeS and tuck for S5C
20c. Drawers, tucked yoke band, for 23c.
$168 Chemises French Embroidered, for S1.13,
S1.25 Corset Covers, solid lace yoke, for 99c.
p % Skirts, Torchon Lace trimmed for 96c.
$40. Gowns good muslin and trimming, for SOC.
73c. Gowns, French ruffie and embroidery, for Gle
SOC. Chemisas best muslin and embroidery, for ACC.
$l.79 Child's dress. handsomely embroidered, for
$1.24.
SOC. Infants Cambria Slips for 33c
l9c. Nurses Caps various styles. for 14c.
29c. India Linen Aprons for 22c.
SLID Childs handmade Fedora Caps for 8Sc
81 .6S Cashmere Shaw1s and Scarfs for 81 rs.
$lOO Worsted ShawlS, superior, for &c
S2sS Childs Sashmere Coats. all co9rs; for $225.
Csc. Gauze Undershirts for 21c.
49c. Melted Undershirts, all colors for 29c
SOC: Gauze and Baibriggan Underwear for ACC.
40c. Jean Drawers tailor made, for 39c.
S9c. Fancy Trimmed Night SHIRTS for 76c.
SOC. Palais Royal Dress Shirts for 7Sc.
zoe. Hall Hose. plain or colored for Ice.
SOc. Isle and Balbrggan Half Hose all colors, sec
$2.4S BICYCLE Shirts, an coors, for S1.9S.
81. 20 Boys Bicycle Shirts for 81 80.
15c- Ribbed Bicycle Hose, ALI colors, for 6Oc.
soc Suspenders, in all styles, for 39c.
25c satin Puff and Knot Scarfs, for 21c
47c Satin Puff and Knot Scarfs for 30c
sec. Satin Windsor Scarfs for sac
25c. Satin Windsor Scarfs for lee
81 % Rubber Coats for Sl.70.
$1.2o Boys and Girls Rubber Coats for CSC
Our patrons are particularly requested attend the
Opening as an entirely new stock will be exhibited
and at souvenir" prices that should be appreciated
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.C " A RID LIN r..

NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CCSARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LINZ
ITED. BETW ZEN NEW YORK AND'LIS Err
POOL. CALLING Al CORK HARBoR
FROM PIER 40. " Il NEW YORK
ErRCRIA.-..--Saf-.J June Is ETRr sat July 4
sEKs Ia----Sst, June 10 SEKvIA--.----sat., July IL
GALA sat, June ~ Juy lS
AURAN A.---SaI, Juue - AURANIA....Sat July rs
AND EVERY SATURDAY F:.oM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAt;E-Cabin-S $50 and 500
according 10 accommodations
steerage very low rates Storage tickets from,
Liverpool aud Queenstown and all other parts OF Eu
rope ~ lowest Rates.
Through bills OF laden given FOR Belfast. Glasgow
H2yre. Antwerp and other ports the Continent
and for Mediterranean ports
fOT height and passage apply II the Company
Office, No Bowling Grsei, both stsera ago and
Cabin 10 OTIS BIGEIIOw & co, sos .th street
Washington. ID. G.
VERNON III. BROWN & Co, New York.
Messrs. OTIS BIG ELOW e Co,
}ei 605 9Th street, Washington.
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STEAMERS

TENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
=" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HASEE
Company pier. No. AZ North River, loot Of Morton
street. New York.
NOrInAnde, frangeui, Wednesday, June 8. Dam.
81 Laurent. de J0nsseiB W ednesday. June IL, pm.
.meTiQue, ~iutelli, "Wednesday. June :. % am.
- Germata, rraub "Wednesday, June "A, 3 pm.
Cheeks payable sight, IN amounts 10 suit, the
BaHgae Transatlanttque o: Paris. LOUIS DE Be
BIAN. Agent. No d Bowling Green, New York
Messrs. BELL Il Co. Agents for the District of
Columbia 1I3s Pennsylvania avenue,
my2i Washington. d. G..
"HITE STAR LINE-TACRY ROUTE
w United States and Royal Nail Steamers, for
Queenstown and Liverpool.
BRiTANSIC-.--.....----.-S saturday MAY 80 $40 H.
Cl.LIIC Saturday, June D. IL
GERNA Saturday, June Is, pun.
June
FROM White star Dock. foot of west 10th 81.
Rates-SalOcD $50. $50, SIOO. Return tickets on
Reasonable terms. storage low rates uterine
diate (-AdTiatic only. sr;o-
For Inspection plans and other information apply
at the Company Offices. 81 Broadway New York
To GEO. ". MOSS agent Adams Express. Co Z25
Psunsy lVaTIa avenue northwest apxl-s ~, h-:SIa
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Vy4sOPOSALS FOR GENERAL. SUPPLIES FOR
l. THE DISTRICT OF COLCMBIA.


WAeHINGToS, H. G., Nav -, 1885
BY direction OF the Board OF Commissioners sailed
Proposals will be received this office until WElV +
OCLOCk NJ ON MONDAY, JUNE FIFTEENTH
1Sc for furnishing the various branches Of the Dis
trict government with general supplies, comprising
Stationery blank Forms and Printing. School Book
Furniture. Hardware. Tinware and Street Lamps
Plumbers Material Groceries, Boots and Shoes Drugs,
Glass. Paints and Narns leS Lumber, Forage Meats
Castings Fuel. Dry Goods. Cement and Lime, Con-
strJlctiOn Material and Telephone Supplies
Blank forms and proposals. together with all in
formation, be obtained upon application therefor
al Room -, Columbia Building H.. tTeei INV
The right Is reserved reject any and all bids or
parts OF bids u. J. LIDECkER,
Major of Engineers, L. >. A.
my2eIOt Engineer commissioner d. C.
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AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.

The following are the opening and 800 pm. prices
ofthe New York Stock market to-day, reported by
special wire to II II. Dodge. $50 18th street:
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TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE

l. TREMENDOUS SAcR1FICE
SECONDHAND PIANOS AND OR0ANa
~ Octave Weber Square Plano. $50
Elegant ia Octave Boston Made ianO......... 176
Octave Gaehle Co Piano. 100
IA Octave Grovesteen and Fuller Piano 1l6
62 Octave Nunns d Clark Piano. IS
Octave Chickering Piano. .................... ITO
Superb Walnut Case IL Stop Organ ............. Is
Stop Organ, feet high. 40
Octave Organ, Stops. 20
Walnut Case, Octave Organ ...............,... 16
Any ofths above mentioned instruments viii be
sold at these extraordinarily low figures either for
cash or on monthly payments Of IS and $40 per
month.
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DROPoSAIS FOR FUEL AND RATIoNS
Il QLAKTERMA,TI > UEEIcE,
l. MARINE

WASHINGTON d. G., 3Iay 12th, 1855
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, will be received at
his office until TWELVE O'Clock NJ, of the
sEVENTEENTu DAY OF JUNE MKT. for fur
fishing RatonS and until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. of
ne EIGHTELNIH DAY or JUNE NENT. for fur
fishing Fuel TO tn United States Marines.
more of tie following stations from the of july
1855. 10 the :yJth of June, 1886. viz:
Portsmouth, y H.; Charlestown. Mass. Brooklyn.
y V Philadelphia Pa; League Island, Pa A napo-
lis. Md; Washington, d C.. GOsport, near Norfolk,
Va Mare Island. tal. and Pensacola Fla.
Specifications with blank proposals be obtained
upon application any of the stations named,
the Offices Of the Quartsrnasier. Washington, ID. c.,
and Assistant 2uartefmaSter. ,26 South Fourth street
Philadelphia. Pa.
Proposals may be made for or more articles de-
verele at more StatIOnsand will be Considered
separately for each article and place OF delivery They
IhOuId be indOr.ed Proposals for tue or -RationS
y the case may be, and addressed Quartermaster
= . Marine Corps. Washington, H. G.. my13I awiw
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G. i. W1p & BIO,
the STIEFF and KRANICH & BACH PI{f9SaTTEy97
AMOS and Gally's Wonderful Seifplayings ~
Instruments Several bargains on easy ternsin Pianos
and Organs which have been used Pianos and Or
gans for rent. tuned and repaired. jalO
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-11
st. Paul Produce Market

sSrhe following prices are for round lots
only:
Pork, Bacon. Lard. etc.-Mess pork, s1s75:
hams. 10; shoulders, 6t4c; dry salt long clears.
&C; smoked long clears, Sc; dry salt short clear
SC; smoked short clear, &c; long spiced
rolls, SIC; short, sac; iierce lard, ~
key lard. fEc; 90 D wood pail. SIC: D I'm
pail, sc; D tin pail sac; 10 . tin pals &c.
Flour-Pateuss, 81 .501i.75 asked: best WIN
ter wheat patents, s5.15GG; straight, s. 65
al Is; winter wheat straight. 81. 756,5: Bakers
xxx and clears, $685. 3. so; lo~ grades,
81; rye -four, 3-301i per barrel; grs.
ham, spring wheat S3.25 winter wheat So 50
buckvhest nour. 81,
The above quotations made on the
board or trade. The Roller mill advances the
price a. follows: Orange Blossom. s4-25; Red
cross. 81 is; Brighton, $40: Capitol, s:I5;
Bakers xxx, 81. 30; Derby, $3.50.
Besus-comnoa. 500 sc; Mediums. 75cG
81; hand picked medium, Si-20Gi. 40; hand
picked navy, 81. S0G1.J0.
Dressed Beef-S5cers,e choice. !. G75<c: steers,
$50 TO 600 pounds, &c; COWS, $50 10 coo pounds,
Sic; choice bulls, 5S[c; veal, lie: hindcua-
tiers. 8 4 CSC; forequarters. ~ ly55sc: mutton.
extra heavy, .1sc; mutton. 20 70 so pou ads
&C; country dressed sides 595c-
Furs-Bear S9G1s, c10s s395. badger coz
Sc Wild cat acc. Usher S5G,7, red 20
81 IS. cross FOX se-5034. gray 75e,kit fox 4Gc
silver grey $500, lynx SsG3-51, atrteu. 81 q
$50. mink 3OGSOc, otterS5zt7, raecoon s0Gs5e.
skunk 50Ge0c wolverine SsGi, timber vol SIS
as pTxirie wolf 81, musk rat fail,
&c winter &C Spring SC, kits &c, beaver, Sc
$50 per pound
HiieS-Green. szltsd- re; green, 61sHc;
dry flint, I21sc; calf dry, ISe; green i0c; deer,
dry. I5G9cc; antelope. I5Gs0c; elk IzSse,
sheep pe!ts- wool estimated I5ESOc, according
TO wool on them Isa5 ssSs0c-
Observation-Disclosures ise. IvIca i7c- ca
Ise: Flberts, Sicily. lie Peanut sG9e- Pecans,
Texas 9Gi2s. Iadiz1 nation Sc. WAizEss-
California Il Naples new Isc. GrenooIe,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-11
Close,
New York Produce.

New YORK, April 10.-Flour, receipts, %, AIS
barrels; exports, 1856 barrels; the market was
very strong, and prices ranged 100000 per barrel
higher; superine western and state, 81, S5Q3 55
common to good and extra western and state
S3.3093 80; good to choice $3.sO@5. go; common
to good extra Ohio, S3.35Q5 80; common to
choice extra st. Louis, S3.35@5; patent Min
nesota extra good to prime, $505.90; market
closing firm. Wheat, receipts, 25, 725 bushels |;
exports, 5,618 bushels; spot lots weak and in
some cases q shade lower; export and milling
demand light; options opened depressed and
2@3c lower. later strengthened and rallied 112c,
closing heavy at 1Q11 &c under the outside rates
speculation very brisk; sales, 9,032, 900 bushels
futures 1874, 900 bushels spot; No. 9 spring, 94c :;
No. Milwaukee to arrive, 99c; cungraded red,
89096Ic: No. 3 red, 94c; No. 2 red, 96X@
csc, elevator 9SQ9SSc; afoat No. white, 94c;
Nos red April sales, 81, 900 bushels at 961a a.
97hc, closing at 96Hc; May sales, 4,776,OOO
bushels at 9Gc09STc, closing at CSC; June sales,
2,792, 900 bushels at 9ScQSl, closing AT 99c;
August sales, 100000 bushels at S1.02
01.03, closing at $1.03; September sales, 400
bushels atSl .O575; October sales, 5000 bushels
at 81 .03M; December sales, 5000 bushels at
S1.08. Corn, spot lots advanced H01c, closing
easy; options opened A9hc lower, later ad-
Yanced 1{l1c, closing with reaction of 350Ic;
receipts, 2l3,4O0 bushels; exports, 147,318 bush
els; sales, 1860, 900 bushels futures, 260, 900
bushels spot: ungraded, 50053c, steamer, SEX
@5254c, elevator, 53k @54c; ahoat No. 2, 52112
053c, elevator, bSH 654Ac; steamer yellow,
53$c; steamer white, 53A053hc; No. 2
white, 55G56c; low mixed, SIX G52c; yellow,
53H054c; No. 2 April, 52052Hc, closing at
52Hc; May, SEX @534c, closing at So; June.
5314 053bc. closing at 53;sc; July, 54455c,
closing at 1920; steamer April, 52Hc, includ-
ing $4,000 bushels No. Chicago to arrive c. (.
52Hc. Oats were s6G1Sc higher and more
exports, 5000 bushels; sales, 100000 bushels
futures, 100000 bushels spot; mixed western,
399l0c; white western, 3sH945c. Hay, firm
with fair inquiry; shipping $3.50. Coffee spot
was fair and Rio was quiet; options, dull and
barely steady; sales, $3.50 bags May, at 81. 25;
June, $40; July, S7.45; August, $3.50;
September, S7.55Q7.60; October, $7.60G7. IS;
December S775. Sugar. steady and quiet;
centrifugal, 56D5 5-16; fair to good refining,
quoted l-16q4 sic; mould A, Lice; cut
loaf and crushed, 67s06 7-l6; cubes, $50
8 7-16. Molasses unchanged, demand light.
Rice, steady, with moderate demand. Eggs
were firm and in demand; western, 15%QI6c.
Pork, fairly active and firm; mess, spot, S13Q
10. 25. Beef. quiet and unchanged; cut meats
dull Lard opened a shade lower, later advanced
500 points, closing with = slight reaction; west
steam spot quoted at S7.25; April, S7.2l@
1873; May, S7.26@7.30; June, $7.33073S;
July, S71417 II; October, S765. Butter. firm
for choice stock, others weak. Cheese, quiet
and unchanged. Lead dull and easy Other ar
ticles unchanged
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-11
Shipped-232 cars.
Produce Exchange.

This board was active and all business was
liberal tendency to advance. Ground feed and
cornmeal advanced. Baled hay was in good de-
mand at advanced quotations In butter there
is no change to note. The supply is still far
greater than the demand, and but little is accom-.
plished by way of reducing stocks. Potatoes
are firm and so are all other articles on the list.
The supply of eggs is not as large as it was ex-
pected, and the demand is little out OF proper.
tion to the supply The consequence is that
quotations have advanced to 111a and IL. The
call
Butter Extras, csc bid, 27c asked; extra
first, zoe bid, 22c asked firsts, 15c bid; sec
onds, &C bid, lie asked; packing stock, sc bid.
Cheese-Fancy, 10c bid, 12c asked; fine, Sc
bid, 10c asked; fine, partly skinned, 7c fair,
partly skinned, &c.
Eggs - Extras, 10nc bid, nc asked: April,
1Oc bid. lie asked; May, 9hc bid, lie asked.
Eggs-11hc bid, 12Hac asked.
Potatoes 35c bid; sweet potatoes, Musca-
tines, $3.50 bid.
Apples Fancy, S. bid standard $3.50 bid {;
fair, IS. so bid.
Oranges - Fancy Florida, 81 asked; Messina
3d. so asked; California, Riverside, SO; choice
Floridas, 81 asked; Messina, 81 asked; Califor-
mia, $3.50; prime California, 81 So
Lemons-Fancy, 81 asked; choice, $3.50 bid.
Bananas-Fancy, S3.50Q4.
Cranberries BELL and Bugle, SIS asked; Bell
and Cherry, S13; Native and State, S13:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-11
steady. Bank 'clearings were $7,46S, 900,
against $7,S07, 900 yesterday.
London Money and Stocks.
LOCAL MARKETS.
ST Pau1.


ST. PAUL, April 1O.-Tbe board had good
representation, and amid good deal of activity
the market was very firm indeed with strong
tendency to advance still more. The stimulus
to business caused by the foreign war news had
marked effect on prices and almost every ar
ticle on the list lifted up its head. Wheat was
very stiff at the previous days quotation, with
1c advance on May. Corn was in good demand
and strong and firm at an advance of lc, with
42c bid for May. Oats were very firm, and
though quotations are not increased there is
very strong disposition to put the figures
higher. Barley partook of the general tone Of
hrmness and the prices Of the previous day are
fully maintained with clear prospect of its 60
ing higher. Rye advanced L and is firm at that
Ground feed and all mill stutfs stood firm and
most of them advanced. Hay took in the situa-
ton and advanced along with the rest Live and
dressed hogs are in no demand and no quotations
are made fol. them. Seeds are q shade higher.
The call.
Wheat-No. 1 hard, s5c bid; April, Sc; May,
SIC; No. 9 hard, SOc
Corn-No. g 39c bid, 42c asked; April, 3ec bid,
41c asked; May, 41c bid 42c asked.
Oats-No. mixed, 27c bid, 2715c asked;
April, 27c bid, 29c Asked May, csc bid, 29c
asked; No. 2 white, csc bid; No. white, 26c
bid, 29c asked.
Barley-No 2, Coo bid; No. extra, 52c bid;
No. 8, acc bid.
Rye--No. 2, SIC bid.
Ground Feed-S15 bid, SIC asked; April, SIS
bid, $15.5 asked.
Shorts-S10.25 bid, ST. asked.
Corn Meal-Bolted, SIT so bid, $3.50 asked;
coarse, S14.5 bid, $3.50 asked.
Bran-S10. so bid.
Baled Hay-S9 bid. SO. so asked
Timothy Hay-S1O.75 bid, $11.5O asked.
Flax Seed-S1 .2S bid.
Timothy Seed-$1.35 bid, Sl.55 asked; April,
81. 40 bid.
Clover Seeds bid. $3.50 asked.
Potatoes-35c bid
Eggs-11Hc bid, 12c asked; April, 10hc bid,
12c asked; May, 10c bid.
Flour-Patent $4.75 asked; straight $3.50
4 .25; akers, So 35 asked
OSales-1 car No. 2 mixed oats, &c; $50 bushels
flax seed, 81 40; 5 sacks clover seed, So. IS; 90
cases eggs, 11%c; car hay, 1925; 80 tubs
dairy butter, 16c; 1900 lbs butter roll, Sc; $50
cases eggs, 11hc; car corn, 3Sc; 2 cars bran,
$1,000; 3 cars oats, CSC.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-11
The Quotations.

Western Associated Press.
CHICAGO. April 10.-The trade in -four was
steady and firm st yesterdays advance. Winter
wheat GoHr; S444.60 per barrel for southern; ;
IS. sSG<, so per barrel for Wisconsin; $50
AS per barrel for Michigan. Soft spring wheat
-four: sS2S.5S per barrel for Minnesota; bakers,
Ss.loGt.s0 per barrel; patents, 81 .IsGS. so per
barrel; low grades, ssGs.75. Rye -four, IS. 7OG
SSi per barrel. whest-The speculative trad.
ing was again very Sctive, with che feeling uu-
settled. The market opened sGSe lower. rallied
lc, declined &C. rose / &c and then reeeded and
closed on the regular board iAe under yester-
Gay; sales ranged: April SoslGSsic, closed q,
stSc; May, SS1GSSsse, closed st see; June,
S5S3S9Se, closed st SSae; No. spring.
SiA GsSihe; No. spring, 7Se. Corn-The
speculative trading was active, with 4 good
shipping inquiry, The market declined sc
early in sympathy with wheat but recovered.
advanced nc, rCeedcd and hGetuated and closed
sos over yesterday cash. s01S sssS sc; April.
S9ts lttic, closed a.. s0Ee; Nay. 4SS gR4s4sc c.
closed at 4&Ae; June s4AG&6e. closed ~
t5Se. oSss ruled firm, with 4 lively speeuia-
tive trade. the market advancing ie and closed
AGA over yesterday; cash, 20 \ GsS0c: NAY,
SSssSIae. closed AZ sic; June. IS = asa :. G
closed az 5Sa q sSt'se. Rye was frm. No. 2
&C. Barley nominal. Nc. :, 6SSs6te
Flax seed was quiet, No. !, Sf.S5. Ness
Pork-Thr market was active with prices irreE-
ular: prices declined s0GSpc early. rallied tsG
soc snd closed stcsdy Il SisisS3is 20: Nav,
Sc. iOests. 50. eiosed al Sls.s sf& 50 jane.
Sls.s1esfs.so, closed az SISS5Gsis.sTA. Lard
was steady. with only slight changes in prices:
cash, S.soS56. ssss Nay, 81. sses5.0sli. closed
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-11

Es1A BoTSToy,s57 Washington street, Boston,
says l have been afflicted for one year and nine
monbs with what the doctors called rupia
was AIKEN with dreadful pains in the head and
body. my feet became so swollen that was per-
fecuI helpless, sores broke out on my body and
face, my appetite left me. / could not sleep
highs, lost flesh and socr became so wretched
that / longed to die. Physicians failed
TO help me. Ny disease grew daily
wors. my suGerings became terrible. The
eruption increased to great. burTowing. foul
smelling sores, from which reddish matter con-
staniy poured, forming crusts OF great thickness.
Otnei cores appeared on various parts of my
body and l became so weak that could not
leaTeny bed. In this condition and by the sd-
vice 4 wellknown physician, began TO use
the oTIcCRA REEEDIKs, and in twelve weeks
was Itrfecily cured.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-11
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.


The market was little more quiet than on
the day previous, though prices were well main
tained Notwithstanding the fact that sellers were
not so stiff. The prices of cash offerings OF
fresh receipts were about the same as on the day
before. Sales were well distributed, all classes
of buyers being again in market and all grade
received attention. The call:
Wheat-No. hard, cash, S9Hc; April, S9Ac;
May, 9Oc; No. 2 hard, cash, SIC; April, SIC; No.
/, cash, SIC.
Corn-Choice Nebraska, 37@39c; rejected, $50
Oats No. white. s7@asc; No. 2 mixed.
26@26Ac; rejected, 25@26c.
Bran-S9. 1910.
Shorts-S1001o.75
Mixed Feed-No /, $14@14.5o; No. 2, $12
ola. so.
Flour-Patents. 81. 7o@4 .95; straight, S4.55
OATS; clears, S. .6O@3 IS; second bakers 81 IS
$3.50; low grades, 81 .5O@a.5O; buckwheat, so
"a; rye, per 100, S1.S5@1.95.
Hay-Choiee uplands, IS. 5O@9; bottom lands,
81 .5O0S; off color, S5@6; fine timothy, S9@lO;
medium, $S@S.50; large bales S607.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-11
Chicago Live Stoctx.

CHICAGO. April 10.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports Cattle, receipts, $500 head; shipments
$1,000 head; shipping cattle steady aud trade
brisk; sales ranged: steers. S4.5OG4 so
stockers, S3.50G4.20; feeders, S41OQ4 60
Texas, 81 .e505. Hogs, receipts, 10000 head
shipments. $500 head; the market opened 81
higher and closed weak; trade was fairly active
heavy packing and shipping, 81. COCA so
mixed packing, $4,4014.60; light bacon, 81 .4oa
40; skips, firm, 50. 70G4.s5. Sheep, receipts
$500 head shipments. 1900 head; the market
was active and prices ioc higher: common tC
fancy, Ss.7495., principally at S49I.75.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-11
Milwaukee, Pro duca.

MILWAUKEE, April 10.-Flour was steady and
fair and orders numerous. Wheat was firm
Milwaukee cash, Sac; May, $3.50: June, 87s.c.
Corn was scarce and firm; No Q, 44c. Dat.
were frmer and &c higher; No. =, delivered, $50
35hc. Rye, inactive, No. /, 6sH0 69c. Barley
frmer, but not higher; No. ., 5Sc; extra
No. 3, 54Mc. Provisions were higher-Ness
pork, for round lots, cash or April, S12 12; May,
SIZES. Lard, prime steam, quosed at 1895 for
cash or April; May, 81. Butter, in moderate
demand and unchanged; choice creamery, ESQ
27c Cheese, light movement; best new cream,
11h0t.c. Eggs, steady at 12HQ13c. Re
ceipts, 945 barrels OF -four; 1855 bushels OF
wheat; $500 bushels OF barley. Shipments,
1903 barrels OF -four; 500 bushels Of wheat ;
10, $50 bushels of barley.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-11
Chicago
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
CHICAGO, H., April 10.-The uncertainties
of life and of business just now are many.
Advances and declines follow each other
with unexpected rapidity. No one can tell
what an hour will bring forth. consequently
any description or report of current proceed
ings in mercantile and financial circles re-
mains true or valid only until tue next star
Ting thing is announced. War unfurled
/ its ominous black flag Yesterday, and started
the market skyward. To-day thst flag was
partially lowered and the white dove of peace
WAS seen in the air, and everything FASTENED
to seek a lower level. This condition OF at
fairs makes such an
ovERHANGING UNCERTAINTY
that no one is sure where be stands or what
IS best to do. What is written one hour may
need revision the next, and mas not; bui
this IS the best the professional scribe can
do TOT his readers until times here and
abroad become settled again. New York eI-
change fuctu2ted quite 8 good deal esch
day IN sympathy with other markets, but the
quotation was 60 cents premium, with
only = light outside demand. Cur
rency shipments and receipts were
both light; sterling exchange, q. S5<94 IS,
and government bonds about \ better aud