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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-02-14

after having obtained a license, and in case
such rule il made absolute the order thereon
rendered shall be considered a Judgment in fay
Or of the parish. for the amount decreed to be
due by tie defendent for Incense and penalty
and costs heretofore and herei. sitter provided
for. ami shall be executed In the same manner
order Of the court shall be considered rs a co.,
tempt thereof and b. punished according to
It ie hereby expressly provided that each per-
cospolstion required u take Ont . hcsnss I'M
der this ordinance shall be required to past
the same in canspicuOus place in his or their
place 81. Q. bushes; under penalty y not less
recoverable By the tax collector before any
curt Of competent Jurisdiction; and it shall
be the duty u the tax collector to visit in per
ness and ascertain that the provisions OF this
section are str1ctly carried out.
Sec. II. The only legal evidence that license
has been paid shall be the appropriate form Of
receipt issued by Tax Collector in place of the
license itself shall be valid and this clause shall
be construed to prevent the Tax Collector from
form to any person. association Of persons or
business firms and corporations.
Sec. H. The parish Tax Collector shall pre-
pare and keep book. in which he shall re.
cord or tlle the statements made under oath OF
all persons. association of persons. business
firms or corporations who may apply for Ii
cense to pursue any trade profession. vocation.
calling or business under tins ordinance.
Sec. Is. The Tax Collector is hereby required
To keep license register, in which he shall en-
ter the names Of every person, association of
persons, business firms or corporations. with
tho trade. profession, vocation. calling or bust
ness pursued, the class and graduation Of the
same. the amount of license thereon. and the
date OF the collection payment thereof. On
the first annual meeting of the Police Jury the
said Tax Collector shall make out and forward
to the Parish Treasurer a full and complete
transcript of the said license register q copy Of
which transcript the Treasurer shall lay before
the Police Jury. at its regular session Of each
year, and shall file the same in his Office for fu-
ture reference or uae.
Sec. II. That il the Tax Collector shalt,
through incompetency. negligence or fault ON
his part fail to enforce the procuring and rec
tifying of licenses by persons required to have
them, he shall be responsible, on his bond, for
all damages to the parish arising therefrOm.
Sec. Is. That the Tax Collector shall collect
eaid licenses in the manner provided By exist
ing laws.
Sec. 10. That the Tax Collector shall be al
lowed a commission Of FIVE per cent. upon all
licenses collected and paid into the parish
treasury.
Sec. II. That oil parish license ordinances.
and all other ordinances or parts of parish Ii
cense ordinances, and all other ordinances on
tho same subject matter are hereby repealed.
The Police Jury adjourned.
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State Lottery Company

incorporated in 1865 for % years by tie L.,gis-
ntnre for Educational and Charitable purposes
with Capital of 81, mmu-towhichn reserve
fund of over S550uO has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was middle rart of the present State Constitu-
ton adopted December2, A. D., 1910.
ss-t ..
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-25

was AGAIN very active this forenoon, the
sales for the first two hours exceeding 20O. 900
shares. Business in the afternoon was more
quiet. so that the total transactions foot up
only Ss5.S4i shares, a decrease from ycstor-
day of Isl, 800 shares. Prices were irregular
at the opening, and in the early dealings the
market was inclined 10 be heavy on pressure
To sell by small operators. The decline which
was Tor only small fractions. was soon checked,
aud there was q rally which carried prices
during the first hour to the highest quotation
of the day. With two exceptions, New York
Central and Jersey Central.
THE RALLY
amounted to less than per cent, and from
that time to the close of the board this after
noon the general tendency Of the market was
downward. The movement at times was ir-
regular. and there were occasional spurts in
some stocks that made a show of strength.
but they were short lived and were sue
ceeded by still lower figures. Tho market
closed weak at or very near the lowest quo
tations of the day i'm most cases. The
most important exception was Jersey Cen
tral. which developed great weakness in early
dealings, selling down TO AZ per cent. below
the closing quotation of yesterday, from
which il soon rallied and did not again 20 be
low -. AT the last hour il touched ~, but
closed at 49,. Il net loss of per cent. Lacka-
wanna touched it, lowest point in the last
hour. bat rallied IL per cent and closed with
n ANA AoHS va Afr ri NNliA OAalNi iIs NNIAAAAle
are per cent. for Western Union. Lake
Shore. Union Pacific AID Manitoba. l5s for
Northwestern and St. Panl each rs for
Reading and 20 for Omaha preferred.
T:IE STREET
is beginning TO show signs OF waning conf
dcncc liz the bull movement that has existed
for some time past. aad this has been c SpU-
ci;sliy noticeable this afternoon. Prominent
representatives of the old bun party are evil
deLtiy IN favor OF REACTION and do rot hcsi-
tate 10 let the fact sc known 81. Paul was
active to-day. the S;licS a-grcvsting 5000
shares. AID the decline Was aided by a rather
un-avoistble showing in earnings for the third
week OF July. there being Il decrease Of Si6,-
5il.aS compared with the same week last year.
The oaly other active stocks were Lake
Shore. LackawanBa and Union Pacific. with
sries between $1,000 and $500 shares each.
Louisville * Nashville was comparatively very
stgun" and = down only - peg cent. az com
pared with last year. New York Central Is
also only e lower.
The total s,dc> to-day were 3s5.Sit shares.
including Delaware. IlcKawanna 4 Western
3s.32U shares, Kausas 4 Texas a.2lu. Lake
Shore SS.Cc5. l.o,iissi!lc & Nashville d. .55.
Missouri Pacific 5000. Northwestern -, s53,
New jer-ey Central lj.lll. Pacific Mail. 3.GsO.
st. Paul S5,C5l. Texas Pacihc 5.uJO Union
Pacific 3+.lt0. Western Union 2l.SSl. Ncrih-
crn Pacit'c preferred SD, Oregon Trans
coniiIcutal IL so.
QUOTATIONS. oF STOCKS AND BONDS.
Following are the closing prices bid ycstcr-
day ana tIc tlrCe preceding da,s:
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Produce EXCHANGE.

The following quotations represent prices
was obtained by receivers for lots from store
less otherwise specified:
AppleS-Seliing slowly at 81 80 per Dbl.
Observation-Disclosures. per bu. =. 5Oft3:
raspberrles, black, l6 OF. 81. .5o2.25: red. per
Ct lssl5c; gooseeerries, perqt, loo; black
berries. 24s. 81.
Butter-Creamery, fancy, HOLE; creamery,
fair. l3Gl4c; packing stock 5GGc; dairy,
fancy, I29I4c; dairy. fair, l09lsc.
BeRns-Fine navy, per bu. sl.5OGI.75
medium. G0G15c; common, s5G5Oc.
ft,}0c.
Cheese-Fun cream 5SSc.
Currants-S5. J0G4 per bu.
Cider-Micngan. per Dbl. S56j.6j: New
York, = biol, S35S.75: champ. trade bbl. $3.50;
sparkling bOttled-Crab. case. IL CT. S2.25;
case. ~ pit =. 75: Dbl. dOz OF. per doZ, So 10;
Dbl. doz pit. per dOz, Sl.3O. Gold Russet-
case. u ct S2.75; case - pit, S5.25; bbl doz
OF. s.. 90: Dbl. doz pit, peryioz, Sl.55-
Dressed Meats-Beef, hind quarters, city
sGlOc; country dressed. 69sc: sides. city
dressed.6 l4G7s4 c;countrydressed,5 81 Ssb6c;fore
quarters. 4951zc; ve9l. choice, 9Gl0c; veal
fair, S9sc; mutton, 7ISSGsc; hams. city, 100
lie: hams, country, 7eISc; breakfast bacon,
9T1lc: shoulders. 5l56c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh. l0c-
Fish-Dun at ease for fresh
Fruits-Apricots. per box. S1GI.25: ba-
nanas. Aspinwal Ss.50Gs3 3. 80 ;cocoanuts. per 100
Si.5OG5; dates, Caliphat, 1884. 71S9sc; figs,
double crown layers, I2c; lemons. Messina. per
box. S5-JCe56: oranges. Mediterranean sweets.
$3.50; San Gabriel. SS.2513.5O: Messinas. $50
$40; pine apples, per doz. SECS; peaches,
fancy. per box. -; pears, per box,
$2.5Od3: plums, California peach, per box,
Sl.60a2: Southern, thlrd-bu boxes, SI.25;
Southern. "a Of. Si.50; third-bu box, 90cGS1;
California egg, 81; German pruneS, box, 81;
grapes. 15d20c per ID
NJ n.
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The Qnn1afinr1S.

CHICAGO, July 24.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat unsettled and nervous with
fluctuations quite rapid within a moderate
range. The market opened sc lower. fell off
Ac additional, rallied &c on reports of rust
IN the Northwestern wheat sections, declined
&c, quickly rallied &c and closed about the
same as yesterday. Sales ranged: July, 81
@SSc, closed at ST34c; August. SS0SS34c
closed mt SS15c; September. 9OII6gl1Sc closed
at 9Us4c; October, 9212@9314c. closed at a3c;
No.Lz spring, SI2sc; No. 3 spring, 791 5@S0c;
No. 2red, 9lI93c: No. 3 red S1I%c. Corn
ruled strong, with prices averaging higher.
ruling at one time SIC higher. finally closing
within 4@$Ec Of outside prices Cash. 465Lc:
July, 46GDf61sc, closed at 1870 1861 &c: August.
45196451sc, closed at 455sc; September 45sS
0461sc, closed at 1920. Oats ruled active,
July shorts covering freely. July ad
vanced sc, but fell back again; cash. 32lZc.
July, 32$4G33$sc, closed gt 321zc; August
264Q261a, closed al 263Sc; September 25aL
@251ac, closed at 253sc. Rye firm; No. >,
5S1ac. Mess pork fairly active; prices
59712c lower; cash, Sl0.25@lO.32%; August,
$10.l713@l0.20; September, Sl0.25 q 1899
closed at S10.25Ql0.271a. Lard quiet. with
prices ruling 5@715c lower; cash. S6.52150
6.55; July, $3.50; August, S6.55@6.6O.
closed at SG.5 a. 6.571a; September,
S6.62I66.6719, closed at S6.6215
Q6.65. Boxed meats steady; dry
sailed shoulders, $4,000. 80; short clear sides,
Sc. O5@6.l0; short rib sides, S5.575505. 90.
On the produce exchange butter ruled
stronger; creamery, 15%@161Zc: dairy. l.
Ql3c. Eggs steady ut lie. Receipts-Flour,
5000 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn, 203,-
600 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye, 1000 bu;
barley, LOCO bu. Shipments-Flour, II, 600
bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn, I62, 600 bu; oats,
$4,000 bu: rye, 1900 bu; barley, LOCO bu.
Afternoon Board-Wheat weaker and sc
lower Corn weaker and &c lower. Oats
zee lower. Pork Eye lower. Lard 212c
lower.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
ST. Paul.

ST. PAUL, July 24.-The board did but little
business this morning and most of the time
the members were together they were con
versing upon the subject OF the death of Gen
Grant and taking suitable steps TO join with
other bodies in properly expressing their sor-
row ut his death. Wheat was weaker and de-
clned &c. Corn and oats were without
change. In other articles on the list there
were no changes of any consequence. The
call:
wheat-No. hard, Gle bid; July. Gle bid;
August, ole bid: No. . hard, sac bid: No. :,
5Sc bid.
Corn-No. ., 45c bid. 47c asked: July, SOC
bid, Sic asked: August, 2Sc bid. Soc asked;
No. white, Gle bid, SIC asked; No. 3 white,
soc bid.
Barley-No , August, 55c bid.
Bye-NO. > August, 4Sc bid.
Ground Feed-Sl6 30 bid, $3.50 asked.
Corn Mesi-Bolted. ST bid, So asked;
coarse. 81 bid. $3.50 asked
Bran-S9 bid.
Balei Hays asked for new; old, IS. so
asked.
Timothy Hay-New, $40 bid.
PotatoeS-i0c.
Eggs-91zc bid, 1Olzc asked.
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Produce Exchange.

This board did but little business n lis
moc ting this morning. except 20 adopt the re-
por; OF the committee on the death of Gen.
Grant business was very quiet indeed. and
;ac changes in quotations were very Emitted.
The call:
Ito5 Boxes
Oranges Boxes. and over
Mges>iHa. zoo and 900. choice - 80 Sd co
Lemons-MeSsina. go choice. 30 q 90
Bsnanas-Yellow, choice. S2-5O6l per
bunch.
Cheese Fancy, GG9c: fine. 7GSc: fne.
partly skinned GgTc; Young America. iOc
asked.
Potatocs-Ncw, 45c per bu.
Live ChicSenS-306i4Oc per pair.
BlGeberTcs-S2. 2Jii}. 90 per bushcl.
California Fruit-Fancy Bartlett pears.
SS25s'i; fancy purple Duane plums, Sl.5JT
S37@.5O.
AppIcs-ssas.
Vesetab!es--onioas. per bu. sI.sO;
onions. bunch, lOrl5: lettuce, sgIOc: as
paragus per doz. iUgJj0c; parsley. 55I4Oc;
cabbage, per crate, <isfl 30: parsnipS
per bu. 5nc; horse radish. per 10. 4ldc:
spinach, per bu, 25c; radishes. per doz. lee;
cuculnbers, 45c; pie plant perb. ic: tomato
per box, 505t13c; green peas, per bu
lOc; string beans, per box, sl.55: water
cresS, per bu, $3.50; green corn. Jtl1c per
Gnz.
Southern watermeicns-s3.7 594.O 90 per
dozen
CrrrantS-S2 per 2-quart crate
Goo~cbcrries-Si.5OI2 per buShel
Cidor-Choice Michigan. legal. kegs, 81 per
keg; choice refined. legal. kcg, - per keg;
choice refined. :s2-gal. barrel. $50 Der bill
Pineapplcs-Strawberry $3.50 to S22J per
doZ.
Maple sugar-No. l. H. l-pound bricks, Zee
per 10; strictly pure, @-1ound bricks. lie
per IN.
Brtter-Extras. l5c1l5c asked; extra frsts,
ls4iSc asked; firsts, sole asked: packing
stock. case.
Eggs-l0ilc.
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the floor at the opening this morning. and
buyers and sellers were equally Indifferent
about leading. Opening sales represented an
unchanged market from yesterday Moons
closing, with August ut 9354, September &C.
which were the lowest prices OF the
morning Sellers managed TO force values
up &c; August. 98c; September, 96zc. But
buyers evidently were not anxious for the adj
vance, and took il very spaTingly. Towards
the close there was an easier feeling, and SELL
ers offered concessions which buyers were
evidently not tempted by,as no trading was re-
ported. Cash wheat and long futures were
not dealt in. October sold at &c at the close We
quote August at 935sc and September sec
bid. The afternoon market was very dull
with no disposition to trade, and values were
nominally unchanged, although the feeling
was easier in the absence of sales. We quote
closing at $500 bid for August, 95s1c for
September; sales, August, 10000 bu No
hard at $3.50; 10000 bu at 937Sc; 10000 bu at
&c: September, $4,000 bu at e6c: 30, coo bu Mt
961sc; $4,000 bu at 96l4c; October, %. O9O bu
at 97c cash; one car No. hard at 933sc; two
cars rejected at 15c
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Foreign Produce.

LIVERPOOL, July 24.-Cotton-More offer
ing. Sellers are inclined To give way slightly
Prices unchanged; sales 5000 bales. inclad.
ing LOGO for speculation and export and 1. SOC
bales of American. The weekly cotton state
ment: Sales OF the week, $4,000 bales; OF
American, $4,000; spectators took l. 100: -eN-
porters took 1900; forwarded from ships
side direct to spinners. 6.00O; actual export.
5000; total import, 1900; American. l.. coo:
total stock, $4,000; American. 564 900: total
aiioat, $4,000; American, $4,000. Wheat dull:
the supply good; California No. =. Is sde,GS
lOd per cental: red Western, winter. 6S lOdG,
as; the receipts for the past three days were
12S,OOO centils. including 5000 American.
Corn duh and the demand poor; the receipts
of American for the past three days were
$4,000 centalS. Peas, Canadian. IS I'd per
GENITAL. Checse-American. fine. AS per cwt.
American refrigerated he. +, sgd for hind
quarters, and 30 for forequaTters per n.
LONDON, July 24.-Tarpentine fat: spot.
2ss Cd per cwt; August, 2Ss Cd; September 20
December, 2Ss 90. Refined petroleum., g. sd
per gallon.
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Chicago.
Special to the Globe.

SffStldl u
CHICAGO, July 24.-The volume of req
ular trade continues small. So far from
there being any boom, business generally
among the leading wholesale houses is a
little duller than usual at this time of the
year. Whatever may be the case
later on, ut present il is folly TO
talk about any substantial i'm
provement, except among stock brokers
and bankers, who are lending money to
spectators at advanced rates. 1t cannot
be too strongly impressed npOn the public
mind that speculation. whether lively or
not, never benefits any one in the long run.
except the brokers and successful scaIpers
who are wise enough to sell out
in season and secure their profits
and even then every dollar which
these parties make comes out of the pockets
of Others engaged i'm the same game. so that
the net gain is nothing. New York ex-
change sold at - cents 10 par with only n
light outside demand. Currency Shipments
and receipts were both light. Sterling ex-
change was steady at 81. SJ@4. S7L. Bank
clearings were s., 721, 900 against Sc. AS
900 yesterday.
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ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS SHORT LINE,

% P6TsE saE1 s Ta and ssy Union
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perIb. ea1Oc: Sheep pelts estIu.ated weight,

per 10, 9a1Oc: sheep pelts. estimated weight,
per ID, Csc
Wool-Quiet and unchanged. Fleece washed,
good TO choice, per n, 20eD32c; fleece washed,
fair TO good, per u, 10000; tub washed,
choice TO fine, 22924c; Tub washed, poor to
ordinary, 1SG20c; unwashed, choce, 196117c:
unwashed. poor TO ordinary, I25l3,
Honey-l+c for choice white clover in small
combs 10 lie for large; choice white clover,
small combs, 126l4c; Wisconsin birch, l20
lfc; buckwheat, 12Dl4c; good large combs,
12114c.
Seeds-Red clover, per bu. S5.75; white
clover, $9.50dl0.5O; Ied top, T5c: Hungarian.
SO500c; timothy, 81 9OG2; blue grass, SIS5
@L35; buckwheat. 10000; common miIlet,
Sl.15; German millet, Sl.256I.35
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CHICAGO CLOSE.
Now XOrI- sIrniurr.

NEW YORK, July 24.-Flour dull and
depressed; receipts. 9.3Gs bblS;' exports,
lbs bhls: sales, l0.OOO bills. Wheat spot.
steady; options opened lover. afterwards ad-
vanccd, then declined and ciosol firm: re-
ceipts, 1910 bu; exports. none: sales.
2,6iS.u00 bu future. lGS.00G bu spot; No. :,
Chicago, 9214c; No. , Milwaukee,. isc; UNI
graded red. S5c: ungr1dcd red &. /. T.. -. O0iZG
l.0l; No. red, 99c T. q. b.: 70. ! waite. 99c
No. red July. 9S5 sGl9ga &c. closing nj ggsLc:
August, 99ZcaSl. closing at sage; Septem-
Der, Sl0l 4@l02l4. closing at 81 o.; Octo-
Der. Sl.035sGl.Oi3S, closing at SL0i;
November %l.05 '4@1.O6is. closing n
SlOj3s; December SLa.5sal.0s's, clos
ing at Sl.0I34; February, 81. IL.
Corn opened firm, closing weaker:
receipts. 1864 bu; exports. 20I.O3G bu;
sales, $4,000 bu futures. 900 bu spot:
steamer, 5034c; elevator No. =. $40 sc
elevator, SEQ BE; aiioat. j2' - &c; c. /. +.
No. =, July, nominal at 3! Sc, closing At 81 c:
August, 52E852l &c, closing at 52Lc; Sep
tember. j2lz@52c. closing at 81 sc; October
j314@53%c, closing at 53",c. Oats mod
erately active; receipts, 1920 bu: exports.
80 bu; mixed Western, 39c; white do ;jtn
44c. Cohee-Spot fair: Rio steady M sac:
options fairly active; closing weak: new
fair Rio, $40; sales, 100 bags: July. $I.lU;
August, S1.I0Spi.l5; September. $40: De-
tober, $3.50 80; November, $500 1.3j:
I December. S7.3JGJ1.40; january. 81 20: Feb
ruary, S1.jOfb..oJ. Sugar StrOag and in bet
ter demand; refined quiet and steady:
extra c, 5lsll55sc; mould 4, 6as
Glac; confectioners' 4. GJ-iG6r da -.
M0lasSes dull and nominal. Petroleum FIRM:
United closed ut SLOl "a l.Olsk; crude in bbis.
7A@71%c. Turpentine steady, 37JSc Eggs
dull and lower; Western llGl2c. Wool s.m,
fair inquiry; domestic fleece. 27@36c; pulled,
14@33c; Texas, 9G22c. PORK steady. mod
erately active; mess, spot, SII.50@il. 81 /:
family mess. Sll.5O9li.T:l; clear back. Sl3.
Beef quiet; cut meats firm. picked bellies.
614c; picked hainS, l012@i034c; Western do.
9$4c. Lard moderately active; choice. $3.50;
contract grade. S6.77l9; August. ST. 1.iCDG. ; !;
September, $G.SSGI6 80: October. S8.9lG1 .0a /:
November, ST.. 93@6.96; December. SG.9OGe
692; city steam, $3.50. Butter steady for
fine grades, Cheese heavy and lower. Western
tai, 4GJ6Lc. Other articles UNCHANGED
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WORK.
Grading JeSsaminG Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, !
CITY OF Sr. PAUL. Mimi, July 81, 1885. (
Sealed bids viii be received by the Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation of
the City of St. Paul. Minnesota. at their office
in said city, until II M, on the Sd day of
August, A. ID. 1885, for the grading of Jessa-
mine street. from Forest street TO EdgertOn
street, in said city, according to plans and
specifications on file in the Office of said Board.
\ bond with at least two (2) suretieS in q
sum OF at least twenty (2O) per cent. of the
gross amount bid must accompany each bid
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
JOHN HARRINGTON, President
Official:
K. L. GoRNAN, Clerk Board of Public Works
204-2I4
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Street Reggary.

To be 4 successful street beggar man
must look fOlorn and debilitated. and I'M
able to work. 1t would not Go for street
beggar to take Browns Iron Bitters. for
that would tone him up and give him a
wholesome ambition to labor, and he would
have 90 90 out of the beggary business and
do something better. Mir. Josiah Morse.
Henniken, y. IL. says, Il received much
benefit by using Browns Iron Bitters for
general debility
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NOTlCE TO CREDITnRS-

state of Minnesota. County OF Ramsey-ss. In
Prob2te Court, special term, July Il, 1855.
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the Judge OF pro-
bate OF the county of Ramsey viii upon the first
Monday Of the month Of October. \. J.. 1885, at ten
O'Clock receive, hear examine and adjust al
claims and demands Of all persons against said de-
ceased; and that six months from and after the date
hereof Eave been allowed and limited for creditors
II prcscn. their claims against said estate at the
expiration of which time all claims not presented
or not proven 10 its satisfaction shall be forever
barred. unless for good cause shown further time
be allowed.
By the Court.
L. = WM. r. McGRORTY.
Judge of Probate.
ELVTnA J. DTrTMANN, Administrative.
InlNI :
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ELvIRA J. DTTTNANN. Administrative.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber ca Commerce

There Is no change IN the situation. The
market Is dali, win quotations rs follows:
No. hard, cash. ole; July. ole; August,
size; No. / Northern. October, S5c: No. >
Northern. cash. sSc- Flour is quiet; patents.
S5Gtj.l0; bakers. SS.SOGf4.2O. Bran. s.. s5lJ9.
Shorts, Sl0-35F 1850. Corn weak az 43a4fc.
Oats, for good sound. size; white. 33c
Mixed feed, Southern. SlsGl7.50 for good
stock; from store, in job lots delivered. SIsfJ
lS.50; city ground, SlSfsl9. Corn meal.
coarse, SIS delivered. Hay, choice wild
ranges from S51lO.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-25
Milwaukee PrOduce.

MILWAUKEE July 24.-Flour dull and easy.
Wheat weak; Milwaukee No. >. size;
August SSc; September, 90sSc. Corn firm:
NO: :, 45s4c. Oats easy; No. 2, 325sc. Rye
Gul ct; No ], 5s1ac. Barley unchanged.
PROVISIONS lower; mess pork, cash or July,
eIo;@O; August, Sl0.27%; prime steam lard,
unchanged; dairy, 1l013c; cheese Quiet at
F@Sc; eggs, supply light at l2Gl3c. Receipts
Flour, 200 bbls; wheat, 26, rs bu. Ship
ments-Flour, l,2S5 bbls; wheat 2.79O bu:
barley, 575 bu.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-25

state OF Minnesota, County of Ramsey-ss In
Probate Court. special term. July .. ISIS.
In the matter of the estate OF Mary ~ Hardacre
deceased.
Notice j. hereby given that the Judge of Probate,
Of the county of Ramsey, will upon the FIRST Mon
day 81 the month Of October, =. u. 1855, at ter
o'clock AIN. receive. hear. examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
said deceased; and that six months from and
after the date hereof have been allowed and
Limited for creditors to present their claims
against said estate. ut the expiration OF which
time al claims not presented or not proven tC
its satisfaction, shall be forever barred unless
tor good cause shown further time be allowed.
By the Court.
L. = WA 3. MCGRORTY.
Judge of Probate.
GEORGE W. HARDACRE, Executor.
PIECE & GEORGE. Attorneys for Executor
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