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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-26
Shipped-164 cars.
Agricultural imple-
Produce Exchange.

The produce board showed some activity, the
principal subject of consideration being butter.
This article has for some time given our COM
mission men a good deal of trouble. The i'm
mense supply on hand, and that continually
coming in connection with the slight demand for
it, causes complete stagnation in the market
so that there is, comparatively, no butter market
here at all. All commission men have notified
their correspondents in the country not to ship
any more here till further advices. Twenty tubs
were sold on the board at 16c. Cheese steady.
Eggs shade lower. Poultry without change.
The cali:
Butter-Extras, CSC bid, CSC asked; extra frsts
20c bid; frsts, 69Sc bid. 10c asked; packing
stock SC bid, &c asked; grease butter, Sc bid, sc
asked.
Cheese-Fancy, 12c asked; fine 10c asked;
fine part skinned, &c asked; fair part SKIM
med, sc.
Eggs-Fresh extras, 12c bid, l2hc asked; April
lie bid, 13c asked; May II MD, 13c asked
Poultry-Turkeys, extra, 13c bid; choice, lie
bid; chickens, extras, l2c bid, choice, 10c bid.
Potatoes-30c bid; sweet Jerseys out of mar
ket; Muscatine,, 81 asked.
Apples-Fancy Baldwin, $3.50 asked; stand
ard, So. 25 bid.
Oranges, California-Los Angeles, $2.25Q
2.75 Riverside, S30375.
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The Quotations
Western Associated Press.

CaieAeo March eS.-Flour was quiet bat
steady and unchanged. Wheat WAS excited
and higher; the market opened SGie higher.
and nader good demand Edvarced &c additional
on foreign war r1morS, declined &C. but rallied
again on reported advance in the price otwheat
in foreign markets, huetaa,ed and closed - q
islc higher than yesterday; sale. ranged
March. sSS G7eSSe, closed a. TsSG761e:
April. s5aSs6S4e, closed 81 76Se; May sou
GSiSe, closed stslse; June, ss%SSsSe.
closed 81 SsAe; No. ? Chicago spring. 7sS
GTsae: No. Chicago spring. SIC: No. 2
red, soc; No. rcd. sc. Corn WAS in good de-
mand and stronger; the market advanced &C.
declined &c aud closed &c higher than yes
,csdsy; cash. SsS9{0He; March aud April.
sSSSSSse, closed at SSse; May. &iLa4gSe.
closed at - = e<s sse, June. ts>sc closed =,
SsAc. Oats were strong ard A&Se higher.
cash. sSesSie; April. gSc; May. Si34SfSe.
closed al SiAGNae. Rye was dusI and
easier 81 6ssse. Barley wns dan and nominal
at ssse;ie. Flax seed WAS dun sa5 lower At
Si.so. Potk. trm and lSe higher. cash. Sill $50
i.s0s May. Sii.S5Gis, closed al Sii.sTst /.
June. as9si2. 10. closed az Sis.0s I, .
n. LARD was quiet bat steady and Sc
higher; cash, 50 So April. S5Ssss.sTS: Msy.
Sc SFss Gs.ssti, elosed AZ $685.; June s. IS
a.. closed AZ s. Bzlk meats were in
lair demand. shoulders. -. 50 sS.so; sAers RIBS,
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in which the deaths from pneumonia
have been greater than in some of the
months of last year.
ssIn looking for the cause of this increase
of pneumonia it is but natura! to think OF
roller skating. OF course, | have no means
of tracing these 149 deaths last week to roll
Ter skating We had deaths by pneumonia
before there was any roller skating, but
can say with certainty that such exposure as
the roller skating m ania producesis likely
to produce pneumonia. Here are, say, ~,
600 young people going every night to skat-
ing Kinks or balls. They indulge in violent
exercise in heated rooms and then go out
| into the chill air, possibly thiny clad, and
the result is fatal inflam nation of the lungs.
's1t must be remembered that roller skat-
ing is a vigorous exercise, and induces pro-
fuse perspiration and fatigue. Under such
conditions people are most likely to take
cold. Many of the participants doubtless
perform this vigorous labor in addition to a
hard days work, and they render themselves
more liable to disease.
''Pneumonia is emphatically winter dis
ease. People go from heated rooms to the
cold streets and unless they are well pro-
tected from the weather the sudden, change
becomes injurious. You may see people,
young people especially, at this time the
year rushing the season. as the saying is.
They are anxious to display Their
spring attire before the spring comes.
The fashions of light cutaway coats for men
and decolete dresses for women have much
to do with the spread of pneumonia.
''Those who have visited the skating Kinks
have observed how careless the young pep
pie are of the weather. They dash about for
hours in the heated rooms, and when the
time comes to go home they find the cool air
rather refreshing than otherwise. They find
the cars crowded perhaps, and walk through
the chilly streets while yet perspiring from
their violent exercise. All this tends to
pneumonia. A little roller skating or dane
ing might be healthful, but it should be under
proper precautionary conditions. The exercise
not be too protracted or violent. The dress
should be appropriate, and the changes OF
dress should conform to the change OF
temperature. A young woman who. should
60 out into the open air in her ball dress
after vigorous dancing would be considered
very indiscreet. Yet the change is quite as
marked when young girls skate for hours in
street costumes and then go out overheated
without change"
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New York PrndncR

NEW YORK, March 25.- Flour steady; re-
ceipts, $4,000 barrels; exports, 1900 barrels.
Wheat in spot lots was 1@11,c higher. Options
active and excited and q 024c higher on war
rumors, closing at best figures and ruling firm ::
receipts $4,000 bushels; exports, 81, 900 bushels
No. spring 90Hc; ungraded red, e1097c; do
C. /. T., Sc; No. red, S61sc; No. . red, 90A az
922c; No. ! white, Ole unchanged; white,
92@93c; No 2 red April sales, 176,0 900 bushels
at 1913 G91bc, closing at &c; May sales, 1872
600 bushels at 81 AQ925sc, closing at ~ &c; ;
June sales, 1,7l2,00O bushels at 1904 "a c.
closing at 94Ac; July sales, 272, 900 bushels at
93H195l4c, closing at 94hc. December sales
5000 bushels at 81. Corn, HQ1c higher
on cash options, closing firm re-
ceipts, 10000 bushels; exports, s4OOO.bushels ::
uugraded, 49&G5lc; No. 3, 5OQ50Ec; steamer
40 G5l &C; No. .. 81 150511 &C; steamer yellow
81 &C; do white, sc; yellow, 51Ac; unchanged
white, 52G52Hc; No. March. sos $50 * c,
closing at 50AC; April, 50@50%c, closing at
5O3c; May, 5014 Cole, closing at Sic; June
50@sO5l &c. closing at Sic; July, 5l%052c
closing at SIC. Oats were 1I9%c higher
receipts, LOG, 900 bushels; exports, 81, 900 bush
els; mixed western, 3703sHc; white western.
3S@4lc. Coffee, spot, fair; Rio quiet and
firm; options, l0@i5 points higher and moder-
ately active; sales, $3.50 bags; April, 81 100
730; May, S1.35; June, 81 406t7 As; July 81 80
@755; August S7.5507 6S; September, 81 IS
October. S77507.s0; November, So so. Sugar
dull AID nominal; refined weak; mould A.
4ssGD S-l6c; extra 4, "a @5 Sc yellow. 4 7-l6
Gt4 9-16c; standard A, 5Ial15 9-16c; CONNECTION
cry A, 53l @5 9-16c; cut loaf crushed, 69,a
Sb.c; powdered, &c; granulated, slice Mo-
lHsses dull and weak. Rice quiet and steadily
held. Petroleum firm; united, S2ssc. Tallow
steady. Rosin dull, S1.2OGl25 Turpentine
duh At SEC. Pork dull in buyers favor. Cut
meats dull; long clear middles, 64c.
Lard frm; western steam spot quoted at
S7.17h; April S7.leG7.17; May. S7.ei@7. e5 {;
June, S7.2s@731; July S7.36@7 81; August,
s744. Butter firm at lOGs9c. Other articles
unchanged.
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FINANCIAL
New York.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
NEW YORK, March a5.-At the stock ex-
change the market opened irregularly. Some
stocks were is99s higher and Others 1s9A
lower. Under the inspiration of the foreign
war news the bulls were emboldened and the
shorts frightened, aud the result was stout
buying movement, which set in from the
start and carried the whole list upward. 81.
Paul and Northwestern were in the lead. and
both advanced sharply. During the fore
noon 81 Paul touched 30 and Northwestern
~, which was gain Of 1a(9l% from open-
Ing figures. The Nauderbiits were also veil
sustained, New York Central rising 70 COS,
sud Lake Shore to 65s. Pacific Mali at
first sold down to 4gis then up to 5Osl. sud
afterwards fell Of again. Ii so-
pears that the Pacific roads have
made no oilers to continue the old subsidy.
asd mail officials say they dou't care whether
they do or nOs, - their business outlook Il
entirely satisfactory without the snbSidv. The
earnings Of S. Paul for the third week in
March increased S57, 945, and the dividend
Is Gov calculated al tie way from II 70
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Duluth Wheat.

Special 20 the Globe.
DULUrH. March So The wheat market here
to-day shared the spirit OF excitement With pres
ent other markets, aud opened strong and buoy
ant at an advance Of \ c over yesterdays close.
an additional rise Of &c being recorded in the
morning sud stin further advance Of ka1c in
the afternoon, and closing y al &c over yester
day. The sales aggregated zoo. 600 be, the
largest in the history OF the board Noon call
board: No. hard May, S34c: June, s5isc:
No 2 northern, cash, - nc; May, 7.S,: re-
jected cash. Csc; condemned. SIC Afternoon
call: No. hard. March, sOSc. May, s4lsc:
June, sSSc; No.s northern, cash, 7S9c: March.
7le; No. cash. 6sEsc; rejected. csc; con
demued, sc. Receipts. 1851 bu. In store.
6,004, IA bu. Afioat, lOi. 600 ba.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.

The grain market was strong at all points yes
terday. The Eastern markets were higher, in
GLIDING New York and Chicago. while consols
were going down. This state of affairs stimu-
lated activity and advanced prices. The call:
Wheat-No. hard, cash. SIC; March SEC;
April sac; May $3.50; Noe, hard, cash, SOC:
March soc; Mol, cash, 73c; No. 2 cash, CSC.
Corn-Choice Nebraska, 36@37c; rejected $50
sec.
oats-No. white. 27@27Ac; No, 2 mixed,
200 .6hc ; rejected, 25@26c.
Bran-Car lots, $lO@1O.25.
Flour-Patents, S475@5; straights, S4.55
CAS- clears, Ss.SO@365; second bakers
81. 65@s. 80; low grade, S1.75@s; buckwheat,
SO. 4004; rye per 100, ST.. s5@1.95.
Flax seed, "a
Mixed Feed-No. /. s14,5o@15; No. 3, Sic
@l3.5O.
Shorts-s1o. 25@1O so.
Hay-Choice uplands, .5O@9; bottom and,
'.50@S; of color, S5@6; fine timothy, 50 0lO;
medium, SS@S.5o large bales, 1907.
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LIVERPOOL. March 25.-Yheat more active {;
corn stronger. Cargoes of coast, wheat strong !;
corn, nothing offering. Cargoes on passage,
wheat and corn frmer and higher.
Mark Lane-Wheat and CORE q iiet but steady;
Country markets qniet Imports into United
Kingdom. -four, 2S5-290, 900 barrels; wheat, 1s5
100, 900 quarters; corn, 2OO-205, 900 quarters.
LONDON, March 25, II: 30 a. m.-Consols,
money or account, 81 7-16. 4 p. m, money &C
count 81 3-16,
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S5.95; short clear, S6.35064O. On the pro-
duce exchange butter was quiet and unchanged.
Eggs were dull at 14c.
Receipts so, 900 barrels OF -four; 81 900 bush
els OF wheat; $4,000 bushels of corn: $4,000
bushels of oats; 1000 bushels Of rye;
$4,000 bushels of barley. Shipments, $4,000
barrels of -four; % 900 bushels of wheat :;
$4,000 bushels of corn; 100000 bushels Of
oats; 1000 bushels of rye; 10000 bushels Of
barley.
2:S0 pm. On the afternoon board wheat
was strong and higher and advanced ls@%c.
Corn was firm; May and June advanced &c.
Oats were firm; March and April advanced Sc.
Pork was stronger and advanced 10@12Hc.
Lard was steady and advanced 2hc.
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CHICAGO CLOSING.
Chicago Live StociS.

CHICAGO. March 25.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Hogs, receipts 10000 head: shipments,
$500 head; the market was dull and 5@10c
higher; rough packing, S4.3004.45; packing
and shipping, 81. 50@4. 20; light grades, 81. 400
4:70; skips, s3.50Q425. Cattle, receipts,
5000 head; shipments. 2,7OO head; the market
was brisk and fully steady; steers, 1850 to
1,4OObs 81 .25@5 go; extra, S5.6O05.sO;
Texans, S405. Sheep, receipts, $500 head :,
shipments, $500 head; the market was steady :;
medium to good, So. 1904 go; choice to extra,
$4,000. 80; lambs, SIS. 25.
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Western Associated Press.

Western Associated Press.
New YORK. March 5.-Governments are
quiet and firm. Three per cents show an i'm
provement of u the AVS 4.
Railway Bonds-There has been better dis
tributed business to-day in railway bonds, but in
no case were the transactions for very large
amounts, and the total sales aggregated 1,o3s.-
600, 221 900 less than yesterday. Prices were
irregular, and while there were many advances
for fractional amounts, there were some notably
heavy declines. Among the latter New Jersey
Central debenture IS were prominent selling at
54@57@55, against 20 at the last previous sale,
March II. St. Louis. Kansas City and Northern
Clarinda branch lists were Is per cent.lower at GU
from last previous sale, March ~, while Omaha
division bonds fell per cent. to So.
State Securities-Very dull and nominal.
Stocks-The market was less active to-day and
almost without any feature of special interest.
Prices at opening showed little change from the
closing quotations last evening, but under the
influence of European war news and covering of
shorts, together with reports concerning the st.
Paul dividend, the market soon became strong,
the advances during the first hour being from u
to 4 per cent. in most cases. Prices after II
O'Clock were comparatively steady, until late in
LAC dltcTIOOu, NuSu tuSy yIeiueu AIdCtlOuf eAuo
the market finally closed somewhat feverish, and
a fraction below the best prices for the day. The
announcement of dividend in st. Paul was not
made until shortly after the board closed. The
directors at their meeting to-day passed resolu-
ton making dividend on common stock " per
cent, and on preferred stock 81 per cent. This
is q mi-annual dividend and is a reduction on
common stock Of per cent. from that which has
been paid for some time past 1t makes the to-
tai dividend on common stock for the current
fiscal year per cent. 1t is said that the laws Of
certain states permitting investments by savings
banks and other similar institutions, in any reg
ular dividend-paying stocks which pay as much
as per cent. per annum had much to do with
the declaration Of to-days dividend, in the face
of the large floating debt which it is generally
understood the company is carrying.
The transactions amounted to POS, 900 shares:
Delaware, Lackawanna g. Western 10000,
Chicago & Northwestern 10000, New York
Central 10000, Pacific Mail SO, 600, Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul $4,000, Union Pacific $4,000,
QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS AND BONDS
Stocks and bonds closed at the followir
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MIIwaukee Prnin,a.

MILWAUKEE,, March e5.-Flour was dull
and unchanged. Wheat was firm; No ., 7s95c
March, 7sc; April, 1850; May, sOaic; June,
s2ac Corn firm; No. 8, 42c Oats higher; Noe,
sic; No. white, sec. Rye higher: No. /,
&C. Barley firm and in fair demand; No. .,
56jSc; extra Nc. 3, 5SISc Provisions quiet ;
mess pork sold at Sill IS cash and March; Sll 95
MAY. Lard, prime steam, S6.s cash and March :
$500 May. Live hogs lower ct S43Ol4 60
Butter, choice grades, scarce and wanted: low
grades dull; choice creamery. s513Oc; fair to
good, s0G22c; best dairy, ISQ20c. Cheese
quiet. Eggs quiet and steady st l4aI4LSc.
Receipts $50 barrels of -four; 20, AS bushels of
wheat; 1880 bushels OF barley. Shipments,
1910 barrels OF flour; S,926 bushels Of whea. /:
$3.50 bushels OF barley.
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Live stock.

Cattle-The market was quiet. few sales
were made at about the same range Of values
that has prevailed for the last two weeks. One
car was received and no shipments, with two
cars held over.
No. Av. Price, No. Av Price.
% steers. 1882 So 80 2 cows. .1,057 SO IS
steers..1,O75 400 bulls. 1900 8 OO
/ steers..1 $50 440
Hogs - There is good, steady demand for
hogs at 81 10@43O for good to choice. None in
the market to-day.
Sheep in active request; arrivals sold about as
fast received; none offered to-day. No
change to note in quotations.
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Chicago.
Special to The Globe

CHICAGO, March 25.-Legitimate business
experienced no great change of condition
to-day, but the speculative markets were all
stronger aud higher under the stimulus OF
renewed war prospects between England and
Russia. which sent eonsols down and excited
the fears Of the timid. New York exchang e
between banks was quoted at 2594oc dis
count with a good outside demand. Cur
rency shipments were fair aud receipts light.
Sterling exchange was higher at 81. s5a4. SIX
The bank cleariugs were s., 800, 600 against
IS. 272, 600 Yesterday.
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Lonion Money and stocks.

LONDON. March p. The stock market NJ the
close to-day WIS depressed under the influence Of
increased preparations for war. Cousols closed
81 81 liz. the lowest fgrre yet res he'd since the
commencement Of the Anglo Russian dispcts.
Russians fell to ~ per cent this afternoon.
News from the continent shows that Al Sourses
sympa hized With the financial situation IL Lon
don. and prices toward the close were fist.
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LOCAL MARKETS
st. Paul

ST PAU. March s5.-The market had more
active Appearance and wheat which had been
rather dali strengthened up little, advancing
nc on cash while futures SeFe firm Corn was
steady 3Ei nodsrHis!g Erzl- Oats were in some
demand at eeO;AEiOus and three car loads we're
disposed OF ?. Bzrisy was IN light request ~
qzOr1tioas. Rye Vas ssss;y and qGsei- Nil
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Now York Mining Stocks

NEW York. March 25.-The mining market
was moderately active and prices only steady.
Standard strong at 1875, Consolidated Pacific
frmer ut 65964, Horn Silver 245Q $50, CONSOLE
dated California Virginia 42040 and 43, buyer
80, Quicksilver 400, with odd lot S75.
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Salvation Oil, is what you want. 1t kills
pain and cures the worst cases Of rheum atism.
neuralgia, sore throat, hoarseness and head
ache. Take no ''just as good" Price twenty
FIVE cents q bottle
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Assessment For Grading and GATHERING
WhitaIl Street
OFFICE OF THE BOARD or PUBLIC WoHKs,
CITY or 81. PAUL. MINI, March "a, 1885.

tn e Board Of Public Works in and for the cor
porat ion Of the City Of St. Paul, Minnesota, will
meet at their office, in said city, q, 2 p. m, on
the Stu day Of April, A. D. 1885, to make an
assessment OF benefits, costs and expenses
arsi ig from the grading and guttering of Whitall
street, from Westminster street to Payne avenue,
in said city, On the property On the line OF said
In provement and benefited thereby amounting
in the aggregate TO sls,353.2O.
AL peTsons interested are hereby notife1 to
said sssessmsBt and viii be heard.
All ssssssment notices heretofore given have
been aunulled.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Mcial:
d. L. GoRxAE, Clerk Board Of Public Works
s4-55
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21S per cent. 1t was wired from London
that - was bid for stock to-day. The inter
est OF the moment seems to center in
THIS COMING DIVIDEND OF ST. PAUL,
and there is any quantity of talk and pre-
dictions about it. Jersey Central was again
very active and very weak, and some proph-
esy that it will go to 25 unless its condition
and prospects improve. The new
ticket fol Union Pacific direct
ors for the coming year omits
the names of Gould, Sage and Clarke, but
the others are continued. Woerishoffer was re-
ported as buying New York Central, but for
what purpose was mystery. Lackawanna has
retired into the background and rather follows
the market than leads it. Central Pacific
improved during the forenoon to 324 and
Union Pacific to 431s. Northern Pacific pre-
ferred seemed trihe heavy and failed to re-
spond with the others. After the early bulge
had spent its force the market halted and
prices receded little, but regained the loss,
closing steady.
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San Francisco Mining.
New York MnnaT

NEW YORK. March 25.-Money easy at fGih
per cent, closing At I. Prime mercantile
paper 4G5 per cent. Sterling exchange, bank
ers' bills quiet at s4.s4a; do. e1. demand
S4.s6H.
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PetrOleuIn.

PrrTsBuRG, March 25.-Petroleum was dull
certificates weaker; opened at s3hc, declined
slowly and closed at S2Ac.
CLEVELAND, March 25.-Petroleum was steady;
standard white 10, &c.
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OTHER MARKETS.
Whiskv.

CHICAGO, March 25.-Whisky was steady and
unchanged at 81. Is.
CINCINNATI, March 25.-Whsky, dull at
Sl13
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I. Doran's Reports.

ST. PAUL. March 25.-The following quotations.
giving the range of the markets during the day i,
were received oy N. Doran. Commission Mer-
chant:
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Figures COMPARED.
1885.

The following comparative tanle gives the
principal quotations al the call on change
March 20, j sS4,1 and to-day:
1874 500,