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AuIpB-Sulphurio, b oarboy, Sis; oiric, y
n, gicl oralio, n ~ i9; tartaflc, powdered v
n, 50.
t;uNB-Arahic, sJitg.. \ n. booi sHsfetidh
~ 70 Set oamrhOr " 20 ~; opium, N.E u Lfl.
OILS befgnmut handoSOuc, d n talO,
lemon Sgudeton'h, 1885, rcprotminh si.Q0,
wintergrcOut l2Ni olive, MalHgn, ilNh
POTASH Bromide = p, tno; icdide, Net.
HoAPq-Cngtile motued, y n, Sfloci cza-
tile, white, lt0eii
MfsoELlsAHE0uu Ammonia, osrh., = N,
2oc alum, Silb, RuuWrOot, bermuda, 800 Ball
nani, oOpelha, tQci bOfak, rpnnod, lAfl4i calo-
mel, am, T1c, castor oil, ID gal., N.tftbi.h1;
casr'a hHls, \ n, IDOLS. cream tartar, pure,
y 10, So corrosive euhllmate, D n, 65i ohloru-
form, n n, W; extract logwood, bulk
= 10, l2gllj glyoerine, bulk, b u, 2SatSo;
iodine, Tosublimated, n, 400, leaves,
buchu, short, y n, IS; leaves, soma, Alex,
" n ~; morpha, eulph, " o., sS.Qi spirits
niier, sweet, y n, 50; strychnia, crystals, ass
lsoi tapioca, y :, Il VIZ, white ' n,
sulpha,s oulnln., y o,., rI@snos,I Gin.
chon'dia, IS 70 100.
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Atn's Sip u0sNua gogtLg,, boys Eip dfos
~. AGlg wtr's 4, cglt nrngauE, lHfC Lis,
|.Id'Sl0 plowH, i.OFtiGli boy ldp 2-buck'o
nowsi tgpl&; mons hur hi!r, cougFosr and
alton, ltts22ii NOUS CALI balls, couCrees
Nna bulOni aHNGi i0i mona kip boots, 2.U0s
uUli meu'0 a, calf boots, giOtei5O1: MONS
wn boots, 2iO1a30OO; boys Kip bootr, g2.y8
400; boys r. calf boots, ib.jtc9iOJ hOy'6
All boots, E,jNeLl.Ql; wOInen's o. kip polEas
leSiNo; Mlssos % Kip pOlkas, 6lG10o
lnude ~ kiplolkaH, az siEeB, 4jes5oo; ohild's
ND ~ poileh, l.0Otel.S5i Misses calf peg and
i5 polish, Nlsl,l0; wouou's bu soWed pol.
an, NlGl.25; women's calf sewe, nollRh, i. 70
aLsIS; womou'e grain gewed and polish, w
bl.B; women's Kid Hewod olel.J5. Wumon'g
lOa. sswpd polish. l.50Gl.I5.
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GRAIN AED BREAD srUrrs.

WuEAT-IOGr5c,
RfE-Knus0g, BJC,
C0EH-ln efr, Coo sacked, Csc.
oALA-ln boiE, alci In sack, $50; from store
g % 20 higher
tIouR-rercvl Patent, $50; fancy, S2T5;
,no'ce ismilyi ,A5Ji xxx, {23j; low grade,
BHAN-Percwt;At mills, sos; IN store,gl.COe
Oj.
ConHnEAL-FlEO bolted per 100 pourds,
u8N,
H0MIST AND CBIIs-g5 poT banel,
FEEp-Choppsd corn Per 100 pounds, n IN
ihoppcg corn and oats per 100 pounds, y,sO
orr bran per 100 pounds, iOC.
GAAlfAH FLoUg--pCr 100 pounds, Sg,
hAV-PplrlC, Is p0r ton, or So luose; n n.
'ei, 81 pOr ton, or 81 loose,
M'rrlT SEEp-15c. German niillst.gCc,
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weoL. nIpEs Avn rELrRIns.

WooI-Mexican, free OF burra, lnRl2o; Mex.
on improved, l2Gl7c; coarse, 1907 fne me.
Hum l6elSc; hne wool, according 70 dirt and
ondluon, .lA92oj bury, 1850 per pound
ass, according 10 burTs.
HIDrs-Prime plump fiints, % ne and IN.
" per 70 seconds, plump nlnts, ~ Ihz and up,
$40 per n; prime light and kips, IKE per Il;
nllh, bulls and Etage, p0tllo per n; dry salted,
nIlSc, according 10 condition; green called,
TALLow-frlrae tallow, &c; tallOW graass,
% A<ci crease, yellow "a brown. s1ahr.
PELrRfRH-neer skins, le5slSo; antslopa, 10
slsoi sheep palts, ~ per wool, 2sdSSc; shear
urar - '--Ns @'''NA wv
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The RosahnlIs Remedy

Rosadslis is sovereign remedy for
all diseases of the blood, IL has no
equal for the cure of nervous disorders,
Read this: 81 would like to bear testi
mony to the merits of Rosadalis, bv
saying that some Gig hit years ago | was
totally Frustrated and could get no re-
lief from our family physician; but al
ter taking one bottle of Rosadalis be.
came entirely restored to health. now
weigh l75 pounds, but when | first took
your medicine l weighed only 1870, /
cheeriully recommend it TO all, and o..
peeially TO those afflicted with nervous
debility.
MRS A. A. MARION, Baltimore, Md.~
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10. mere,s q chnncn for 40.

/ viii give a cash prize Of $50 to any
lady who viii bring me tho greatest
number Of customers who will have
their photographs taken for the next co
days, beginning April q, and ending
June ~, 1880. Ladies' wishing % enter
the contest viii please como forward
ana register their names. All shall have
an even start and fair show. This is
no common advertisements, | mean
Whatl say, and the successful party
Will get tho money.
J, II. WEBSTER.
~, u,.... Photographer.
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LUMBER AND BuILpmo mArEnIA1,

LuhBIn- Rough lumber, SIS 90; AZ native
ceiling, Is COZ native ceiling, 22,50:gs native
nooring, 26OO; * native siding, $500; y rough
ceiling, 1850.
hnfNGLKs-BosH, cypress. $3.50; q, X cy.
press, 400; No. ! cypress ais; native nine
hcNrtF, 500; native Sap hta Is, S2.TS,
posTh-OCdRr posts, beat, l2l,c each.
lATuH-Por LOO, AGO.
bniCK-Dallns brick, $50 per Loo.
PLASTER FARfs--New York, 100: Nichi.
gan, i.5Qpur barrel.
CEaENr-Roseudale, a7bi Portland, best,
t,l per barrel
sfoNv FLuEs-Abuut 500 per foot,
DRAIN pIrE-From l6c por foot, and hlrh.
raccordlug to Size.
ltMK-Coonercd lime, 400 por barrel.
HAIR-Goat, % per pund.
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a New Addition.

10 tho CITY Two Blocks of Street Rail-
way-Desirablo Residence Property
We have made an addition of forty
(l0) acres TO the city, a largo norton Of
which fronts on Mckinney avenue and
Pearl street, and consists of handsome
residence lots. 1t is only one mile from
me courthouse, and in two blocks of the
Bolt Line railway, which makes il n
very desirable locality. Prices reason
able and terms easy. For particulars
call at our office, Poydras street, in
rear of Flippen, Adoue d Lohit, and we
WIN take pleasure in showing tho
lotss OLIVER THOMAS q RIO WV
Real Estate Dealers.
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a Great Discovery.

Mr. VIM. Thomas, of Newton, la.
says: "My wife has beon seriously af-
iected with a cough for TWENTY-FIVE
years, and this spring more severely
than over before. She had used many
remedies without relief, aud being
urged to try DR.. Kings New Discovery,
did so, With most gratifying results.
The first bottle relieved her very much,
aud tho second bottle has absolutely
cured her. She has not had SO good
health for thirty years."
TrlaI bottles free nj w. H. Howell a
BROS drug store. Large size, 81.
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Cure for PiIea.

Cure for Piles.
Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense OF weight in the back, loins and
patient TO suppose he has some stfeo
ton OF the kidneys or neighboring or.
CANS At times, symptoms of indiges,
ton are present, hatulenoy, uneasi.
ness OF the stomach, etc. A moisture
ike Precipitation, producing very dis
ageeable itching, after getting warm,
u common attendant. Blind,
Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at once
TO the application Of DR.. Bosanko's Pus
Remedy, which acts directly upon the
parts affected absorbing the Tumors.
aallaYing the intense itching, and affect
Address, the DR., Rossnko Medicine "a
flquai Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-16

Constipation is positively cured bv
Crrsrs Little Liver Pills. NOT Nv
purging and weakening tho bowels. but
by regulating and strengthening them,
This Is done by improving the digestion
and stimulating the liver to the proper
secretion of bile, when tho bowels will
perform their customary functions i'm
an easy and natural manner. Purga-
uve pills must DO avoided. Ask for
Carriers Little Liver Pills. Price %
Cuulg
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&ulA, ONL@1.g. GEaA. a.
AffLKs-f500 PER barrel.
ORAh6Es-Siolly, n box, A5Q.
IANeSs-Sicily, y box, $3.50,
DATKs-In trails, &c.
bANANAs--S.009aAO0 = bunch,
1hAPEs--Malaga, none.
SWEET POTATO ISL .0NGl.S,
ONfoNs--S5.00 p barrel
PoTAToEs-% buEhei, I.SO.
SABBAGE-ic per ID.
turkeys, 75c.
hGGs-l0c ~ dozen,
BUrTKE--Rest grads northern Sc, pssi
oailhS county, 30; other Texas county nut.
'so 10 .oc. according To oualitYs!
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NJ, ID, HERRING,
ChSirmau Subcommittee.


4 pale and haggard woman, with a
wild and weird look and faded checks,
IS raolining on 3 couch suffering with a
lingering female trouble. English Fe-
male Bitters will euro her.
For SICK headache and habitual con
stipation, try Bailey's Saline Aperiont.
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Tho removal of PROT Sauh0rn OF ~.
li" after being pronounced incurable by
Z, ..oro OF Physiclans from Ias VcQas,
N. Me- TO his homo, was effected bv all
niin's,tering Dr. Barter'5 Iron Tonic.
Wileb nag restored him TO his former
lo0N hnnlth.
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H. zimmerman, tho merchant tailor
OF north Texas, offers for this season
tho unest tabriRs In Wool0ns that has
ever been seen M Dallas, and oWinp 10
the slrinFenoy in money matters, viii
ioa,il5 uer cont, of former prices.
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LIVE srouK,

[ The quotations given below refor 10 cornsfo,
animals, living weight
BEEyEs-ShCpfc per pound.
Cows "a per Poundi milch cows, com
suEEr.Prime, Ses,fc per pound.
9oArs-None ON the market.
does-S,soy4c per pound.
BULLS AND sTAes-l,t(s7c per pound
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Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia, and
zoo hearty eating Is rolloyOd at once by
taking one of Carter's Little Liver pills
Immediately after dinner. Don't forget
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Donations for tho permanent site of
gh5 widows and Orphans Homo OF
Texas, of not less thdn 200 acr0s of land
100 Of which shall DO till0ble, I'm some
healthy, thriving community OF schools
and churches, may ba submitted to
John n. Walton, grand master az Waco.
On or about the 1st Of July next the
sub committee win personally inspect
All The places offered aud make q s6lec-
ton and Location OF said home.
Waco, March 20, 1855
AZ In Hrt,u~--
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Believe NJ Once,
Bensou's Capclna Porus Pastors arc
prompt thorough aud highly modlci-
naL'-Dr c. " b Kennedy.
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COTTAGE HOW'LL.
H0 FOR THE SARATOGA OF
TEXAS!
GLEN ROSE TO THE FRONT.
TO LET.

inc Cottage Hotel, at Glen rose, CONSISTING
oi h19ntel, Dlnlng.roOm, Bathroom, Laundry
nnu len Cottagos-wlll be ready 10 be occu.
pleu ~ the hth day of May, aud Is now OF
Tered for rent, Cottage Hotel embraces nm
urea OF GoNen acres, romnntlcally situated,
anu abnndantly supplied with pure, white
sulphur water nom perpetual flowing arte-
n nIl wells also pure freostone and iron or
NIaenVold springs, conveniently located.
Daily hacks nom Walnut Sprlngs. Morgan
anu Cleburne run In connection with This
property. Distance from Walnut Springs
~ miles nom Morgan, q miles from Gle
DuIhe, ~ miles. For further information
apply 10 j, 4. MORGAN,
Glen Rose, Texas.
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Exheuted vitality, Nervous and Phyr.osl
Debility, PrcMetuIo Decline OF Man, Errurs
or Youth and tho untold misoHes resulting
nom indNcrotlOn eXcesscF. 10 contains lq3
prescriptions FOR 81 aoute and chronic dlsaoe.
%, each one OF which Il Invaluable. 10 found
6y INC author, whose experience for q yeam
H. such as probably never before fell 10 the lot
Oh any physician, 500 pages, bound ID beautl.
iul French muBiini emb0gs6d covers, full gilt,
guaranteed 70 he n inner work I'm overv sense
mechanical, litorary and pr1fesslonal--than
10y over work SOLD IN thiB county for $3.50,
OF tle money Will DO rounded IN every in.
stance, Price onlyH by mail, postpaid. IL
iuHtrative uamp'e 9 cents. Send now. Gold
liedni awarded tho author by The Nat,onni
Mollcal Association, 70 Tho oiflc0m OF which
Tho Science o. Life should ba rerd by the
y2llg ~ injunction, and BY The AFFLICTED ior
ftlei, itNlll boncht all.--l london Lancet
ihore Us no member OF o0ety 10 whom Tre
science OF Llfo win not 30 Urhil whcths,
YOUTH pHtonti guardian, instructor or ulsf.s.
man.. AfguuRut.
,Adir,s The Peabody Medical InslHuiY. or
Df W: a. Parfor, Nc, 4 Bulnn0h stro8t hos.
'oni MASS, Who iuHy be consulted ON an ass
sl'ea requiring Hlyll and experience. Chtario
Nv ionstnsie diseases that have h-med Inc
XIV ui al other rhyd EHE SIS CLANS
Ntpte, .uyeuoh uoGtod Ge "a k4 - ruc-
ot#.ul.F without an NTagFNeeia gstg -
1eNlsnce ~ failure. ff aaN-fFa
Mention tnlG u7rss'
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., Can and see those $50 suitings at IL.
Aimmorman's, the tailor.
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Hpounds standard granulated sugar
Tot ~. ~ THOMPSON ~ WE'LL pR.
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PRIVATE COUNSELOR

ofe,o ragci srut 70 any address securely teae ior thirty
fn cnutl, Should ~ rcni By ALL Aiir,ss a. aioy6
nalaa h-url iIon "a. N. inqr. " RnnlaNa No 4. NJ
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-19
OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Board Of Education,
Special Meeting.


ST. PAUL. Mimi, Nov. 16, 1885.
Called to consider reports of committees.
The Beard met pursuant to call. Presi-
dent Fogg in the chair.
Present: inspectors Minor, Simmon,
Giesen. Williams Ellis, Gilbert. Athey,
Schiffmann, Curtis, Berlandi, Haas and Mr..
PreSdent-12.
Absent: Inspectors Norman, Wampler
and Dobner-3.
The Superintendent (by consent) first
verbally reported, that the Jackson School
is now SO overcrowded that relief is neces-
sary, and recommended that large room
be temporarily leased for this purpose. He
also asked that the Board fix the day
on which the long vacation between the first
and second school terms shall commence
Inspector Athey of the Jackson district
reported that suitable room, on moderate
terms. could be obtained on University
avenue.
On motion of Inspector Gilbert the Com
mittee on Real Estate, together with Inspec-
tor Athey. were authorized to effect lease
of the room recommended for such time as
they may deem proper, and that they cause
the room to be properly fitted up for its
occupancy as schOol-room.
Yeas-Inspectors Minor, Simmon. Giesen,
Williams, Ellis. Gilbert, Athey. Schiff-
mann, Curtis, Berlandi, Haas and MI.
Presldent-12. Nays-0.
Inspector Gilbert moved that the schools
close for the holiday vacation at noon on
Wednesday, the Esd day of next month.
Inspector Simmon moved to amend by
closing on Tuesday evening, lie 22d prox.
Amendment carried and motion as
amended adopted.
Inspector Athey, Chairman Of the Specia
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The Quotations.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-Flour quiet and dull.
Wheat fairly active, with prices rather firm
Sales ranged: November, s9@9Oc, closed at
s9s4c; December, 9O1s@9114c. closed at 901zc
bid; January, 9Os4@91s4c. closed at 9O7sc bid
May 96T@9Sc, closed at 9715c bid; No. 2
spring, 9O1a@904c; No spring, 72@76c;
No 9 red, 94c; No 8, soc. Corn active and
closed at 431&@435sc; year and December,
4214@431sc, closed at 4214c; January, $500
1890, closed at 3s5s@3s34c; May, 400
4015c, closed at 40@401sc Oats-Demand good
and prices firmer; sales ranged; November
27@2S1ac, closed at2Sc; December, 27s4@2S1 &c
@asc, closed at a1sz@s1Ic rye
firm; No. 2, size. Barley dull aud
steady; No. 2, &c. Flax seed weak; No |.
81. 141a. Mess pork active and higher; sales
ranged at SS.70@S.S5 and closed S. SOGlS. IS
November and December; SIS. 6599. 9215. closed
at S9.S0@9.s2h January; S9.771a, closed at
$9.9215@9. 95 February; S10.10910.35, closed
sales ranged at $6.171a@6.20, closed at Sc 15ll
6.171a November and December; S6.171SGD
$50. closed at S6.2s1a@6.25 January; S6.27%@
6.3T1a, closed at S6.3215@S6.35 February;
S6.35@$6. 421a, closed at S6.4006. 42S May.
Boxed meats easy and prices lower; sailed
shoulders, 3.T5@3.90; long clear sides,
S+.S5@4. 90; short clear sides S5.15@5.2 20; short
rib sides, S4.SO@4.91. Whisky, ST. Is. Sugars
unchanged. Butter dull and unchanged.
Eggs in fair demand at 1915@20c. Re-
ceipts-Flour, $1,000 bbls; wheat, SO, 900 bu;
corn, 20,700 blu; oats, 10000 blu; rye, 5000
bu; barley, 81, 900 bu. Shipments-Flour. IS
600 bbls; wheat, 10000 bu; corn, So, 900 blu;
OATS $4,000 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 20, 900
Blu. Afternoon board: Wheat strong, ad-
vanced 1a@5sc: corn steady, 1@14c higher;
oats, 7sG14c higher; pork steady, sc higher;
lard firm, exc HI gher
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-19
BRYANT g. CO.,
GRAIN, PROVISION AND STOCK
BROKERS.
One-Cent Margin Plan.
EVERY MAN HIS OWN BROKER.
Isl Drake Block, ST. PAUL, MINI.
New York Produce.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Flour-Receipts, g.
054 bbls; exports, 800 bbls, 1850 sacks:
steady; sales, 1900 bbls; common to good
extra Western and state, S.. 40@3.90; good
to choice extra Western and state, S395@5.50 %;
common to choice white wheat Western
extra. S5@5.25; fancy do, S5.50@5.G0. Wheat
Receipts, Altos bu; exports, SO, 924 blu;
spot lots %01c lower, over 315, 900 bu taken
by millers; options opened 14@$sc lower,
later advanced 5s@7sc, closing steady at 10
ne under the outside rates; sales, 100000 bu
futures. 100000 Blu spot; No. 2 Chicago, 96c;
No. 2, Duluth, csc; ungraded red, 75c0S1 05
No. 3 red, 931a@94c; No. 2 red, 97%c
elevator; No. / white, 99c; ungraded white
S5c; No. ceo. November. nominal; Decem-
Der, 97$4@9S4Sc, closing at csc; January
99a4c@S1.O5H, losing at $1,000; Febru-
airy, 81 .015S01.U2%, closing at Sl.02;
May, 81. O65s@l orr. closing at SLOTS.
Corn-Spot lots advanced 14@1c and options
15@34c, closing with slight reaction: receipts,
$4,000 bu; exports, 29,505 bu; sales, 2,O16,000
bu futures 100000 bu spot: understandable,
25041c; rejected, 4lA@4lhc; ungraded, 450
55Hc; No. 3. 4S1ac steamer, 521ac elevator;
No. 2, 55655Lc. elevator; 5534@56c afoat:
No. 2 white. 56hc: low mixed, 5Ec; No. 2
November, 55@553s, closing at 55c; December,
5414@55Hc. closing at 54s4c; January, $40
SIC, closing at 511sc; February, 495s@5O1sc,
closing a. 501ac; May, 4S3a@49c, closing at
1870. Oats 14@1ac higher; receipts. $3.50
bu; exports, 1o,125 bu; sales, 100000 bu fu-
lures, 272,000 spot; mixed Western, 33@35lc;
white, 3s@41c. Hay firm and fairly
active. Hops quiet and unsettled.
Coffee-Spot, fair; Rio, quiet and weak at
S14c; options a shade lower and moderately
active; No. 7 Rio, spot, $6.70; sales, 21,OOO
bags; November, S6.70; December, $3.50;
January, S6.75; February, $3.50; March,
$685.: April, $500; May, $685. Sugar
steady and quiet; Trinidad, SIC; centrifu-
gals. 55sc; refined, steady; white extra c,
5s4@5 1850; off A, $4,000; standard A,
6 3-16@614c; cubes, 634@65sc. Molasses dull.
Rice quiet and steady. Petroleum firm;
United closed at s1.O75s. Tallow steady and
quiet at 47sc. Turpentine steady. Eggs
firm ana demand fair; receipts, 2, 749 pack
ages. Leather in fair demand and firm;
hemlock soles, Buenos Ayres, light, middle
and heavy weights. 2211a@24c. Wool firm and
fair demand. Pork. quiet, but held firm.
Beef hams stronger, quoted at S1650 :;
tierce beef dull city Eastern India mess, SIT
@20; cut meats steady; picked bellies, 55sc;
smoked bellies, 6%c; fresh bellies, SIG.
Lard 496 points higher, contract grade spot,
quoted at $3.50; December, S6.4506. Az; Jan
uary, S6.5206.55; February, So. 5956. IS;
March, S6.6606. ~; April S675. Butter quiet
and weak; Western, S@25c. Cheese unchanged
and quiet. Lead steady. Other articles
unchanged.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-19
FINANCIAL.
New York:
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-The stock market
of late seems to take its cue early in the
day from London. The buying OF Ameri-
can securities in London and other financial
centers in Europe has recently grown to
such large proportions as to exert very
important influence ON prices here. The
London market for American stocks was
strong to-day, and this fact, supplemented
by large buying orders, insured strong
opening, in which the entire list partici-
pated. The Changers and the eX-Villard
securities were the bull card. The st.
Paul clique were reported again buying
heavily, and Armour was quoted as
SAYING that the business of the road would
show good increase in earnings until we'll
into the winter. The statement for the
second week of November gave an increase
Of $4,000. Northwestern was bought
again by Morgan, who was reported to have
unoaded a large line in few days. Well
informed operators were very bullish ON the
Northern Pacific, and these again recorded
A SHARP ADVANCE,
the preferred and Oregon Transcontinental
leading. Western Union was given lift
on the report of conference of Western
Union and Baltimore & Ohio officials, at
which it was expected that important de-
velopments would come out to favorably
affect the stock. The Seuthwesterns
were again strong in spite of
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ing was just about steady on reports Of a
firm and steady character in OUTSIDE
markets. There was little inclination to
do much trading, however. Opening figures
marked falling OF i'll values from last night
of 3Sc in both December ana May and the
first sales being at 9414c December, 81 O1
May The former advanced to 941ac latter to
81 .O11501 .O15S, and was very strong for a
time but soon lost its strength and sold back
to opening figures, again keeping up fire.
uuent fluctuations, but not being very active.
Northern wheat has been quite neglected,
very little demand for it at any time, and
cash wheat has been in fair request
but not much traded in. No. l hard
sold at 93s4c; No. l Northern at SS1ac, with
No. at soc. Toward the close the market
became quite weak trading was light and De-
cember sold OFF to s4c, and May to $l.008c.
Sellers were not Offering freely at the decline
nor were buyers very anxious. We call the
closing, December 94c bid; May, Sl.01 asked;
December, No. Northern, 90c. The after
noon market was active and higher
with some excitement attending the
trading, although the volume OF business
sold at 943a@941ac, and May at 81 0lssQD1. OF %.
No. l Northern, cash, SS14c. The closing
was steady at Sl.0lss May, 94ssc December,
both bid. Sales to-day, Tl2,000 blu. Receipts,
1852 bu. Shipments, 54,1 TT Blu. Grain in
spection in No. hard, % ears; No. North
ern, 40; No. Northern, 5; No. Northern,
2; no grade. g. Total, 14S cars Inspection
out: No. l Northern, 70,240 bu; No. North
ern, 1889. Total, 5,079 bu.
MICHAEL DORIAN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ST. PAUL, MINI
Grain and prov sions bought and sold for cash
future delivery.
Orders for the purchase and sale of Stocks on
any Stock Exchange in the country promptly exc
cuted.
Northern Pacific Preferred Stock and Scrip for
sale.