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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-16
gr,sstee SUE.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALuIIT-'
u REAL Estate AND PERSONAL PRoPSRIT
By virtue OF the authority vested N hin n. I,
deed Of trust made BY Charles LudeWig and ia
Ladewig, bis wife, 70 John ". sChuitle dsIe1 I'M
uary 9, 1885, and recorded IN the otlce II M ~
Of the County Court Of Ohio County, West VIZ rs
giniR, In Deed Of Trust Book No. p. foiiS ~
undersigned will proceed 10 sell at public Snc,ols
70 The highest and best bidder, d The non, az. y
the Court House OF ohio county, In The fiis y
Wheeling. West Virginia, on SATURDAY. ~, "a y
day Of February, A, D. 1855, cOmmehcin1 - y
o'clock A. NJ, The following described real eit,a
that Is to says All that certain piece or T,FcI S
designated on The map q tic snb-iiylsioa, ~ -
Joseph Caldwell estate and additions hcniFop,s y
the City q Wheeling, II the county Of OhIc SI.,o
Of West Virginia, and known aS the South hSiS y.
lot No. le5 sixtythFse In said addition 70 Isid
thereon aud thereunto belonging. Said hAii In \.
fronting on the west side Of McC0llOch StsLe, ~
ner Of McColloch and Thirtieth streets, bClnS ~
Sane properly q hesesoiote conveyed 10 The aid
made and signed by g Brady and John /. HoSiST
exSoutos Of Joseph Caldwell, deceased, and jSyHsA.
@. MRyston and Mary u. MAyston bis wife ana y
record IN The Clerks enIce 81 Ohio county, wv
personal properly SltnAte aud being IN IN bo,as
on the above described bali lot, THE same IA -
sold on the pfemlseSl a follows, t0wit; Two SS,T
ten and shelving, two scales, two show ca,CS I'M
lug soda. one hall barrel salt all nO,icns ~
nmpty cans. barrels aug Joke, al household aud
ness, the said Charles LudewIg rc.cTSing tos him.
sell az empuoA u TWO uun1tso DOLLAR, guar
anteed py law.
Ihe above deSenbed cal and personal ntObertv
was Btveu 70 John w. B fultIe IN trtAt to SeCtlS,
the payment OF axe &c me City Of Wheellnr.
county OF ONO AUD sAtSot West Virginia. Second
the aylnen! o. e1pesinses etenllng The execution
ot'this trust lnclnulnS we commissions % Ia
trustee. Third, 70 Charles otteI the sun Of liz hun
died dollars, iot emount now Que and payable by
@ certain psomlAoEy hole made and Aligned b.
Charles LudeWtS, with interest thereon from July
1, 1881. fouftn, 10 August Koch, the sum NJ ~
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Commissioners salr.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU.
NJjABLE PROPERTY.
State OF West Virginia, Ohio County. In The Cir
cult Court for said county.
@. P. Brown, administrator Of thel
estate Of Philip Aet4nef, de-
ceased, IN ChAnSiY.
Matilda Aetzher and Others.
By virtue Of decree Of said Court IN the StOrs
cause entered In Part oil the 50 day Of y n1aY,
1885. tho undersigned, AppOlMlCd Special Com,
missioner for the purpose Will sell a public IGe
county, on
SATURDAY, THE 2slh DAY OF FEBRUARY, ISIS
commencing At 10 o'clock A. ", The following nj
estate: Gt..
o. the addit on 70 The CITY Of wheeling lald Cuts
Fifth ward OF said city, on which Is St!u9ted the
dwelling house used and occupied by Philip hell.
ner at the time OF his death. which portion hunt
on Main street twenty-five feet and extends back V
the alley In the rear Of said iot one hundred and
Also, Tie twenty two feet In front of the north.
err side OF the south half Ol the lot numbered one
hundred aud thirty.tllrce OF tho addition 70 the
City Of Wheeling laid out by John Eou and WllAn
Chapline OF the Uniform width Of sAi INIT " Tue
rear OF said lot in the Fifth ward, and on the ea
side Of Tie Market Square, In what Is known 4
Centre Wheeling In said city.
ALSO, tho north half OF lot number seventy Two
on the east side Of Main street, between Twenty
second and Twenty.thir StrGets, IL INT Adllu9a
laid out by John EpG aud William Ghapltre 70 The
City Of Wheeling, In Ohio county, West Virginia
Said pieces OF property viii BE- sold seJRmcI!.
TRIMS OF HAIB-one: third Of the purchase money
and as much moro as the purchaser shall clcaI 70
nay ia cash GU the day Of sale, the balance iu Two
CANAL inStalmentS at one aud Two yeAH irUln Tie
day OF sale the purchaser to give notes beating ll
tefcSt with security approved by the eommiSsiOlt,
'Ut '1s ~ 1s ~ '' ". J. ". CowDEE,
Special Commissioner.
W. H. HALIEu, Auc.ioneer.
hereby certify that ". j. v. CoWden the SPccsL
commissioner appointed by the Circuit C1uh y
Ohio county IN lie above entitled cause h4s El't9
bond therein In the penalty 81 ~, c9I!GtOal
according to law. JOHN ". MiTCliELlt,
jA23 Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County. M.GG .
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opyESsIyr breath, bad taste in mouth,
coated tongue, show torpid liver and dis
ordered stomach. Aliens Bilious Physic,
vegetable remedy, quickly relieves all; 20
cents. Atall druggists. TTHs4w
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Special antiees.

A CARD.-To all who arc suffering from erron
knd indiscrctlons Of youth, nervous weakness,
cine that viii euro you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary IN
South America. Send seltaddfeSsed envelope TO
REv. JOSEPH T. ISstAN, Station D., New YORK.
-iyllsNWFkw 4 W 4
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Louisiana State Lottery Company

ave do hereby certify that We supervise the ar;
i1rnwinVS OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company
and In nerson manage and control tho Drawings
Themselves. and that the same Nrc conducted with
honesty; fairness and Y good MiIn toward a.! par
iitcatc, with Assemblies OF oursgnAturcs attached
H., Ia az "a EtlsAnputgn f..I
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100, 900 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Fractions
In Fifth In proportion.

1867 Prizes amounting q. 500
only To The Office OF the Company In New Orleans.
For further iul0rmRlonw write clearly, giving fun
address. Postal Notes Express Money Orders, or
Now York Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency
BY Express (Rll sums Of IS and upwards at Our OK.
pSt'-S' 'NN' s N. A. DAuPHN,
. New Orleans, In.
- CO.. geyenth St, Washington, D. @.
Make P. o. Money Orders payable and address
's ~ NEW 't ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
f.bll.wSIw New Orleans, La.
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FITS:-All Fits stopped free by DR.. Kine's Great
vicious cures Treatise and 81 90 trial bottle free to
Fit caS0s, Send 10 Dr.. Kline, 9Sl Arch st Phila,
"a. Cancer Institute, 9Si Arch St, Phila., Pa. Go
n IL nnANwFAw
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stc,.r Advertisements.

'EyoR RRNT-A HOUSE CONTAIN
ID inRslx rooms, Fas and water, aud IN thevery
6est feSsir. Enquire Of JOSEPH WEBB, No II
SlSfnnnth atrai. iebl0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-16

Local and through tickets are sold via all the
above lines At Union Railroad oelee, 400 Mark,
street Buy your tickets there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-16

OoSlAlIss1oNER's SALE OF vALU.
OJ5ABLE PROPERTY.
State OF West Virginia, Ohio County. In The Cir.
emit CouFt for said county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-16
A TrENTION, PLUMED KNIGHTsl

There will be MEETING this evening at 1850
O'clock thasp. for .the Transaction Of important
business. The Committee on Unliorns Is expected
to report, B. W. PETERSON, President.
I n. b. Acf1uEE Secretary. 80 ieble
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-14
OK es@soc; Rio roast, ao@aSc Java roast, asa4oc

e50sOc; Rio roast, aO@25c; Java roast, 2504Oc;
Mocha, 35Gp40c.
DRIED FRulTs-vaencia raisins 12Hc: London
layers 20c; Dehesa 4Oc; currents rose; Turkey
prunes T0Sc; French prunes s0c; dried apples
IO0ll5c: peaches 2OQ135c; apricois S5c; black
berries l5c; raspberries 35c
EGGs-25c per dozen.
FIsH-Codfsh steaks, 1914 per ID; whole fish.
I0c per lib; front steak, l2lac per ID; salmon
steaks. zoe per H. White fish and trout, Toe per
H. pike lOc; black bass l2t|c; lake herring lOc |;
dressed pickerel, Toe per ID. Pirkerel, croppies
and rock bass, &c per Id. Smells. i2hc per ID ;
cells, l6c per lib. Kit mackerel Is ID pals
81 .OOQ1I .25; "round shore" herring, per pail
S5c.
FRUlTs-Appes. S5c per peck, $500 per
barrel: oranges. s5G5Oc per dozen; lemons. q
soc per dozen: cranberres, lbc per quart.
HoNEY-ln comb 20cQ25c.
MEATs-Beef roasts l2I 0l5c; round steak
l2hc; sirloin steak 15c porterhouse steak l5c;
ned beef 6c@l0c; mutton roasts 12 y co l5c /:
chops 12h@l5c; stewing pieces 5c9Sc; veal
roasts l2H@l5c; outlets l5c stewing pieces
S@l2xc; pork roasls SO loo; chops 10c infeS
rior pieces 5015c; sausage in bulk or In cases Sc;
lard lODf21ic.
OYsTgRs-In cans, standards 251s0c; selects
356140c; N. Y. counts soc; in bulk, standards
SIC: selects 45c; N. Y. counts CSC per quart.
POULTRY AND GAME-Chickens lO0l2Mc;
ducks and geese 12Hc; turkeys l2h 0l5c; par
tridges Csc pair; quail SOC pair.
SUGARs-iranuiated &c per To-. coffee exc
per lb.; extra exc per ID. yellow &c
per ID.
TEAs-Gunpowder 50c0si 90; Oolong 5Oc@
$500; Young Hyson 60c@S1 90; Japan 30
0i5c.
VEGETABLEs-Bean tdried) $500 per bushel;
cabbage 5Qtl0c per head: carrots 40c per bushel;
horseradish l0c lb onions d0c bushel: potatoes
30GD45c hushe: parsnips Coo bushel: rutanagas
45c bushcl; squash l0c each; sweet potatoes
sc Id.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-14
chicago Produce.

CHICAGO Jan i3-Flour, quiet and IN
changed; good 10 eho'er winter whea, aour, 1915
14.JO. Michigan winter wheat hour, 50. 50
9400. soft sy-ia, ~seai Irif, s3.0j sI.7.: MIN
ne.osA OAxecs', 81 94.lO; pA,en,s. sl.s5 D
500; los graaes. s175a2 so; rye hoar, ~. IS
ass in barrels buekwhea;, s. 254s. IS per
100 p0aads Ia SACKS: SoItas a I'LL
nos and aissoa,i winter unea,dol-, sS.sJ1S7j;
common To enoice Minnesota, sI.51GLlo Wheat,
the visible supply sheweda decrease OF 600, 600
bushels and fex sales were made at higher hg-
ures, but auder the pressure 10 sell prices
declined re, advanced sc. again became weak
and closed &c lower than yesterday; ssies
ranged: January. TskGs7se, closed q:
IKE; February. 79kGJAc, closed At 79He;
Mach, GsOTe, closed At s0Se; May,
s5aas7c closed a. SEC: No 2 red. soc
COZ IN g.i, asuspd and feeIiaz ess,sr. he .osr.
ket closed Hnth 4nged 70 Ne lower than yester-
daY; cash 55S lS7e- closed AZ 36ae; Jan
uzry. 81 a935ze elosed .; sSae. February,
So 1s5Sc. closed 81 35Se; M&rch. 35H ds5E.
eiO>ed az s6ze; Nay. +06t0se. closed at
40Se- Oats ruled easier. rallied and closed
steady; cash s6ia 6s &c; January, 2fse;
February. 25G2sa closed ~ s65se: March,
% !. ass = c. closed 3; ssSe: May. Ss4 asOe.
closed Al SOC. Rye was strong and aGHc
higher a. 5.s.c Bsriey gas nominal ~ s5&G5e.
FiA1 seed was 6rm n si.f51. Pork. in good
demand Dag weaker feeling prevailed: prices
raled 5Gi0c lower: cash 81. s5GI1.95; FEB
raary, sIi-2Oais.o0. closed a. sIi.Ssss2
II as: March. si..0ssS Gis Is. closed At sis.05.
9 - o5. Nag. siz-sSzs - 81 elosed ~ So 500
81. Lard vzs ia fair dsussd bat a sh.4s
easier: ea-h- s6.TTs as-s0; February. ss-s2S
Gs-sS, Marcia s. 20 rs s., closed a. ss 90
4. 9sS; Msy. s7.0TkG 7.f2ts. closed AZ 7.o7S
S1-ie. Bsik NESTS we're Il fair demand;
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-14

The great object OF interest at the present
moment is OF course the Chicago wheat market
the Chicago market especially because H. Ia
measure gauges, or rather indexes the markets
OF the whole world. IL also, to very great cx.
tent govern all other markets at least In this
country. To the Chicago wheat market there
fore ii is nece' sIry 10 direct attention. week
ago when every one looking for
May wheat to loom over into the
unetes and approach the much coveted ideal
century was stated 10 these columns that
break was Inevitable and the break came The
break was followed, however, by reaction and
the experience OF the past week was an exact
repetltlop OF that OF the former week On the
last day ~ the old year wheat closed ST 76c, on
Friday. January ,. it was size and II still al
yancrd till Monday. January >, when IL was 81 NC
Tuesday It comm n I'd 10 retire and on Wednrs
day It was back TO 1Sisc. Another bull eliot
made precisely for the same purposes a.
those which prompt the rise al
ready spoken OF pushed wheat mp
again to slGc. bat the reaction came
earlier this week an Ia nj yht's close saw Jan
uary wheat within bali a rcot Of What IL was a
week ago. The closin-s each day for January
and MAY were:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-14

and prices have ruled higher; the small stock
in elevator has not been changed. Feed has bee n
in demand and abOnt soc dearer. Prices of hay
have also been sitter, with fair demand and
light receipts. new era commences next Mon
day in the produce market. the board of tr de
having instituted produce exchange. and the
first call will be made on Monday.
Butter to be somewhat de-
moralized and is quoted at all kinds
of prices for instance country roll is quoted at
al prices from Sc to l+c. Thi- IL owing greatly
he unsEi fulness making up and the careless
ness OF packing There ia. however. another
cause and perhaps more serious one. Armour
is sen ling into this market some 20 200 30, 900
pounds of katherine weekly, which looks well
aud is offered by at least one commission house
as pure butter, and OF course at u
lower price than the genuine article
This stuff made of from TO 20 per cent.
creamery butter and animal fat principally lard
with acid to make it ''stand up" and 1t does
stand up better than butter itself, hence its pop
ularty in hotels, restaurants and boarding
houses. There Is perhaps nothing in the compo.
sition very injurious except the acid--which by
the way will blacken the thickest plated knife,
and then again there may be all kinds of dele
terioas fat used. Be this ii may
the legislature should take the
matter in hand and forbid its being sold. Or if
II be perm tied to be offered for sale il should be
under is rightful name. 1t should he as much
getting money under any false pretences and no
nan OF principle will do it. But the law should
sep forth and protect the pubic from those
dealers who have no principle This subject Ia
quite 4 serious one, as the sale OF this spu ious
counterfeit is running the market for
the genuine article and the men dealing
in it should be treated as any coiner 'sho;er
of the queer is trea ed by the law. Dressed
meats steady and quiet. with no ral de-
mand for country killed, of which the shipments
are very light. Furs are dull and quiet with
some few reductions. The LondoR sales will
take place during his mouth, which regulates
prices all over the world, when II Is anticipated
thar reduction OF 10 TO 20 per cent will be
made upon rats and other common
skins. Fruits are quiet, but
little frmer, oranges having a lvanced about
soc per box Hides, taow IA wool are qniet
and unchanged. Poultry is III fair demand with
liberal receipts. Prime, fat dry picked well
bundled hirds.in good condition only bring out
side prices.
The following quotations are for round lots
only:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-14

shoulders, 81. 9005. 90: short ribs, S. 950t6 90;
short clear, S. 4O@6.45. On the produce exchange
butter was firm; creameries, 2DH0331s &C !;
diaries. 24@27c. Egrs, quiet and unchanged
at 22c. Whisky was steady and unchanged at
S1.13
Receipts, 1000 barrels OF flour; l22. 900 bush
els OF wheat; 253,O00 bushels OF corn: $4,000
bushels OF oats: 1000 bushels of rye;
$4,000 bushels OF barley. Shipments, 10000
barrels, OF flour; $4,000 bushels of wheat {;
$4,000 bushels Of corn; 69, 900 bushels OF
oats; 1000 bushels Of rye; 22, 900 bushels Of
barley.
$3.50 p. m. On the afternoon board-wheat
was steady and advanced B@Ac. Corn was
quiet; February and March advanced rs: May
declined 1sc. Oats were steady; January,
February and March advanced lsc, Pork was
firm and advanced "a Gt5c Lard was firm and
advanced 21l@5c.
The visible supply Of grain on Jan. 10 as
compiled by the secretary of the Chicago board
OF trade, is as follows: Wheat, 47,3S2, 900 bush
els; corn, 4,120,000 bushels oats, 1,779,000
bushels; rye, $4,000 bushels barley, /, 725, 900
bushels. This is reduction of 900, G0J bushels
as compared with one week ago and an increase
of $4,000, 900 as compared with one year ago.
Grain in store at Chicago Jan. ~: Wheat,
14OO7, 900 bushels corn, l,J54 0OU bushels oats,
4SS,OOO bushels; rye, l02, 900 bushels; barley,
liz, 1000 bushels.
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New YORK, Jan. 13.-Flour, dull receipts,
$4,000 barrels; exports, 700 barrels; common
to good extra, s3.i5@3.70; superlative state
and western, S3.1OG3.G5 good to choice 50. 10
Q575; white wheat extra, 50 .2505 70; extra
Ohio, SO. 1505.75, Minnesota patent process,
IS .O0Q6.00; ST. Louis, S3.15G5.T5. Wheat,
spot lots &c lower; options opened weak,
A0lAc lower, the closing showing recovery
OF A0sc; receipts, 5000 bushels; exports,
200, 200 bushels; No. spring, $3.50; ungraded
red, 90097c; No. red, 81 Z @95zc; ungraded
white, eSc; No. 2 red, January sales, $4,000
bushels at 9l99l$sc, closing at 81 &c; February
Gales, 1884, 900 bushels at Il CO. a closing at
921s March sales sos 900 bushels at 93s ga
closing at 94c; April sales, 1000 bushels ut
9J 4 Gl95c, closing at 95Hc; May sales,
2,IO4 900 bushels at 90 u 975s closing at &c;
June sales, 1874, 900 bushels at 97QD97Ac, clos
ing nj 97Hc Corn. spot lois H04c lower;
options steady; receipts, 10000 bushels; ex-
ports, loo, 900 bushels; ungraded 4SM l1j2 &c;
No. 8, 5lG5Itac; No steamer, 81 4GD52Ac;
No. =, 52 &C; No. : January, 81 = C952c closing
at 5lBc; February ana April, 49N ,01ac,
closing at 49Mc; March, 49G4Jh,c, closing
al 40Ac; May, 4s@I9ac, closing at 49%c.
Oats, l41hc lower, tut moderately active;
receipts, $1,000 bushels; exports, so bush
els mixed western, 3bGl3oc; white western.
3Slg4lc. Coffee, spot fair: Rio. quiet; options,
a shade lower and dull; sales were reported rs
follows: 1O,250 bags; January, 81 95@s.OO FEB
ruary, $50; March, Ss.25 April, $3.50;
Navy, Ss.45; June. S5.55. Sugar was quiet;
centrifugal, 5lac; STANDARD A, 59sc; graduated,
&c; coniectioners A, &c. Molasses. quiet aud
unchanged. Rice, demand active, but weak
aud market lower; domestic, 44@6Hc. Pc
troleum, firm: united. 70Sc; refined, 79sc;
crude, 69s@7c. Taow was steady at Lice.
al 1urDpufiup
was quiet at 3lGI3l &c. Eggs, western, de-
maud frmer at 27c. PORK, was quiet, but
demand firm; new mes quoted al SI337h@
1880. Beef quiet and unchanged. Cut
meats, steady; long clear middlee, 1913. Lard
was arm; western steam spot, quoted al S7.l5;
January, St.I3: February, 81 .l5Gp1 L.; March,
S7.2I97 rs: April. s7.29G7.Sl; May, s7.3d0
7.3s. Butter. demand fair and market 1rm
at l0G35c. Cheese, quiet but firm al eGl2c.
Other articles are unchanged.
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Associated pss5s MARKETS.
Milwaukee Protr,.

MILWAUKEE. Jan. i3.-Flour was dull and
depressed. Wheat frmer; No. 9,
7s5ic; January. 5sHc; February, 75nc; March,
7eac: May, SIC. Corn was strong; No. 3, 81
@3sHc. OARS were very quiet; No. 2, ESQ
ssAc; No. 9 white, 29I, 93O6e. Rye was
firm; No. /, S9nc. Barley was steady and
hrm; No. :, 53Hc; extra No. 3, 47c. Provisions
were lower: mess pork sold at $500 cash and
January; s1l.95 February: lard. prime steam,
s6.s7 cash and January: ss.s5 February. Sweet
picked hams, arm AZ s1G9Ac. Live hogs
were steady at s4.i59I.45. Butter was quiet
and unchanged; choice creamery, 2312sc; fair
TO good, 20G22c; best dairy, i7Gisc. Cheese,
was steady. besl Lew ream. l2Al2nc. Eggs,
fresh were In good demand At 22e. Receipts,
- ,4s5 barrels OF nour; i2 9l3 bushels OF wheat;
81 Gao bushels OF barley. shipments, 24,6S0
barrels OF noHr; -. bushels Of wheat; $3.50
bushels OF barley.
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Trouble in the Illinois Legislature.

srRiNoTIELp. H., Jan. ls.-Temporsry
Speaker F. Nj. Haiucs went to the Office 81
the secretary Of state this morning snd was
sworn 10 by notary public as SPEAKER OF
the house. Wien Tie house met al 2 .. Ut.
b. refused % entertain motion from the
Democrats 70 proceed TO pcrmspent oman
tzatlun. Haincs delivered a long address 70
prove be vas permanent speaker. Il vas a
,onstiiutional 0ficc. which euuld only be
vacated By hts voluntary resignation or TN
pruChneut Chars vas threatened Tor a
tlme. bat in due Coarse the h0Gss sdioarned
tu 10 e'elock to-morruw, aud in the mrzu
tims the situation viii be eanyssSSd 10
canrus-
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Chicago Live STOCK,

CHICAGO. Jan. 13.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Hogs, receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
1000 head: the market was slow; opened
steady and ruled weak, closing 5010c lower;
rough packing, S4.21G440; packing and ship
ping, S4.4094.50: light grades, S4.25@4 so !;
skips, s3.3004.00. Cattle, receipts, 5000 head; ,
shipments. $500 head; good grades were scarce
and in good demand at stronger prices; export
grades, dull at Sj.OO06 40; good to choice
shipping, S5.40G6.25; common to fair, SI.s5
@5 80; stockers $3.S004 90: feeders, $4,000
$50. Sheep, receipts, $500 head, shipments
300 head; the market was active but l0420c
lower; inferior to fair, 81. 3O03.00 per hundred
weight; medium to good, Sa.s5@s.75; choice,
S4.0UQ94 30.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-14

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
~ -ss. District Court. secS8d Judicial District.
Mis- IngemAuson- pialati1. againss Cecilia sophia
IuEemzzson. defendant.
srMNoxs.
The STATE Of Minnesota. the above named defesd
ants
YOa are hereby summoned and required 20 answer
the complaint q the panIi1 In the a5Cse entitled
action which il &C Gle u the once II the clerk Of The
said cOurz .. his once. 81 Paul. R4nsey coantJ.
Mia-eso = and 70 serve ecDJ % yOCr snswer 10
said complains On tie s1oserber bis once. 10 the
city % 81 Paul IN tie county u Ramsey Uifi1 thirty
days after the service 81 fhis upon y0u- ex
elusive Of the d2y q such service and yVu fail 70
answer the said complaint within she time Aforesaid.
tie panftf this action wfg zp7iT the SAD court
fer TIE relief GeEanaed II sad complaint. t0sether
vita fhe costs SD dls5ursenrnrs herein-
Dafee ST. PEzl- 18th Dee-. A D. fsss
FREDERICK NELSON.
eoe-zt-Tvre PinintiE Afs0rasy. ST. Pz1l, Man
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-14

The stock nrket has been very dull during
the past week with no demand for cattle except
u local one for ordinary butchers stock. The
supply Of cattle has been light but quite suiiici
eut to meet the demand. One or two lots OF good
steers have brought over sI.O0, hnt the ruling
prices for steers from 900 TO zoo lbs average
weight have been from $3.50 to $40 {;
mixed cattle averaging $50 to 1000 sold
AT $500 To $3.50 he demand Tor sheep has
been very light atalout s3.5O. The bulk OF the
business has been in hogs, for which, however,
the demand has not bceu argent and the yards
general carried some over at the close OF each
dsy's market; average hogs Of 230 TO $40 lbs
sod nj si.U0.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-14
lspecial TeIerran Q the Glohe.l

DULUTH. Jan. 13.-The markets on change
to-day we're lower. bot more active. Closing
pr, es: No / hard cash. 524e bid: May. S7l4c
bid. No. / northern, May. s41sc bid; No.
cash, CSC bid; rejected cash, COO bid. After
noon call: Cash or January wheat: No. hard,
sea bid; No 9 hard, 7s1sc bid: No. north
ern. soc bid: No. northern, 72hc bid; No.
3, C5c bib: rejected. COG bid; May wheat. No.
/ hard. s7s.c Did; No. 2 hard, 5shc bid; No.
No northern. nc bid. Receipts, z9,53i
bushels OF wheat. Shipments 80. Dush-
els OF wheat In store, 4,e29,97C bushels Of
wheat