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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

dry flint, 12Hc calf, dry 1sc; green 1oc; deer,
dry. 10000; antelope. 1502Oc; elk. 12hc,
sheep pelts, wool estimated, i5090c according
TO wool on them. lamb 35@6Oc.
-4lmonds-Taragonas lSc, Ivlca 17c, Cal
1sc; Fiberts, Sicily, 14c. Peanut G@9c. Pecans,
Texas, 9@12c Indian nation SC. Walnuts-
California ii Naples new 1Sc, Grenoble,
12c. French 10c. hickory, large, 81 so, shell
barks, So 25@2.5o, cocoa nuts S5G7 per 100
Honey-Dark 12@14c; white clover, 13015c;
California white clover, 15c.
Hops-W ashington Territory. 1S020c; choice
New York, &c.
Lnseed Oil-Raw. SIC; boiled 55c. Linseed
meal $20021
Malt-75c per bushel.
Oysters-Standards, soc; selects, 40c; New
York. counts 45c per can.
Tlllow-No. l. SIC; No. 2, SC.
Woo!-Unwsshed, 140l5c; washed 20022.
VEGA bles-Csbbage, 75c per doz. o.g; carrots,
30@35 per bush; potatoes, 35ll l0c o. G. per
bushel onions, G0c per bushel, o. G.; sweet
potatoes, Jerseys. So per barrel; muscstines,
S5@5.50 per barrel.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

the sales to-day do not foot up largely, all offer
ings were taken After the close the market was
rather easier. Closing quotations at the morn
ing session: No / hard cash, Sic; February,
sic; May, s6l4c; June, s7l4c; No. l northern,
cash, 7Sc; February, TSc; May, SIC; June,
S31sc; No. . hard May, S2Hc; No. northern
cash. T5c; February. 74Hc; May, 1910; June,
soc; No. 3 cash, Csc; rejected cash, 64c; con-
demne cash, 63c. Afternoon call: Cash wheat,
Noe northern, 74c; No. 3, Csc; rejected, 53Hc
condemned, 62c; February wheat, No hard,
79&c; No. northern. 74hc; May wheat, No.
l hard, IS l4c; No. hard, soc; No.. 2 northern,
7Sa4c; June wheat, No. hard, SEC; No. north
ern. S2I.c. Receipts, 1896 bushels OF wheat.
Shipments, 1,04s bushels of wheat In store,
1851, 202 bushels
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NJlvArKrS. Feb. st.-Eiour was dan and
uominauy unchanged. Wheat was unsettled
No. :. sSHc. Febrrary, = =; March, - i,e.
Mav. - 4c Corn was stronger ard more active
No. :. s. aFsJsc. No. 8, s. 9 3se- Oa;s, dali
No. > white. SoBc. Rye was inactive; No J.
GGc bid. 60 c asked. Barley vas a shade f-mer.
No. :. $40; extra No 50+s aisle. Provis ot-
were lower. mess PORK sold ~ Sl2. -
cash and March: So - MAY. ard. PRIME
steam. s. = cash and March; sos Nav. Sweet
picked hams unchanged Live hogs wer~
lower a. S4t0Gf.70. Butter Wa steady:
choice creamery, ssGI'cs FAIR 10 good. ssfsssc:
best DAIRY. so5ssc- Cheese vas quiet Eccs
were lower aud weak - sSEs4c Receipts
s.O1g oas-es % four. 4S.sS4 cushris % Whest:
so.e7O oa~heis % barley. Shipments. s.ss7
barrels OF aour. ask bushels % wheat, s,I55
bushels o. barley.
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cash, 37S@3scA; February, 97S@37Ec,
closed at S7ssc; March, S72l 13slSc. closed at
3724c; April 37a@3Shc, closed at S74@
37Sc; May, 41h041$sc, closed at lac
Oats were in fair demand and prices mode rate ;
cash, % = l29c; February and March, 21G a
27$sc; May, S0S @3lisc closed at 3O1sc.
Rye, firm at &c. Barley was in good de-
mand at 6S@65c Flax seed was firm at
Sl.4S. Pork was active bnt lower; declined
25GS0c and closed at medium figures: cash,
Sl2.62R@12. February, S12.606l2. Ss1:,
closed at Sl2.65412.Gs1s; May, SIP. sO@13. 05,
closed at Sl2. 950l2. S7l3. Lard was in fair
demand and ruled l0G12I.c lower; cash $3.50
@6.S71s; February and March, So. 81 o.. 921.,
closed at S6.S7 y @0.90: May, S7.02 q al 10,
closed at 81 05@707H Bulk meats were in
fair demand; shoulders, 81 1901 50; short ribs,
81. rs: short clear, S6.t507.1O. Butter was
quiet and unchanged Eggs were weak at
26c.
Receipts, o. 900 barrels OF -four; $4,000 BUSH
els OF wheat; 27,000 bushels OF corn: W. 900
bushels of oats; 1000 bushels of rye;
$1,000 bushels of barley. Shipments. $4,000
barrels OF -four; 1900 bushels OF wheat;
5000 bushels of corn: $4,000 bushels OF
cats; 1000 bushels of rye; 5000 bushels of
barley.
2:sO 2. n. On the afternoon ooard-wteat
was excited but lower AMI declined 2!O5c.
Corn was easy and declined q 9Ac. Oats were
quiet and unchanged. Fork was lower and
dee nd 7;?c. Lard was irregular: February
advanced 2;ac; March and May declined 2Ec.
TIE visible supply statement OF grain Feb. -,
compiled by the secretary OF the Chicago
board of trade Wheat, 4s,0ll ,0O0 bushels,
a decrease Of 600 bushels as compared with
last weeks statement: corn. 5,2ll 900 bushels.
decrease of $500 bushels; oats, 2,1S4, 900
bushels, decrease of 1875 900 bushels; rye, 49,
600 bushels, decrease of 81, 900 bushels barley,
l,4O2,U00 bushels, a decrease of 90, 600 bushels.
The stock OF grain IN store at Chicago Fen.
22, was as follows Wheat, l5,033, 900 bushels;
corn. ], s2l 200 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels;
rye, l2l,000 bushels; barley, i27,000 bushels.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

HThe following prices are for round lots
only:
Pork. Bacon. Lard. etc.-Mess pork. 1880
hams. II; -Gor!ders, nc dry salt long clears,
&c; bacon. &C smoked long clears SC; dry SAT-
short clear bacon, &c; smoked short clear. sc :;
loug spiced rolls, C: short, 81. C.; uerce iara'
Z seg lard. se; 20 . wool pail, SIC: 2 D tin
pcil, 9 4c 2 tn pail = c: ~ D tan paii5 1zc.
Plour-Patsnts, Si.G5Nf.s5 asked: best YIN
ter wheat patents. Sj.s5 IS; straight, SO
S.Z5: winter wheat straight. Si'J9b5 {;
bakers xxx and clears. s5.50G3.5j; low
grades. g; rye -four. s.30G Per barrel; gra
nam. spring wheat s3.2j winter wheat $3.50
6uckwhest hour. 81.
Beans-C0mrnon, 5O175c: MEDIUMS. 75cG
s. hand picked medium. SiDi.25; mad
picked navy, 81 ga i.G9-
Dressed Aeat-BeeE city dressed, 90
nc: extra prime beef. 515i4e; mutton, city
dressed sac; veal, ii0l2c; heavy. sG9c.
Country dressed beef, sifes from to &c, accord
inc 70 quality: hiad quarters 6H754e; country
dressed mut:ou 5IGG54e. One ear load Of
dressed hogs sold yesterday for S5-Z5, and a.
high a. g 80 and even Sj.5j was asked.
Fur.-Besr S3If3, eg1s S%zk5. badger 60 u
sc Wild cat zoe. fisher S5G1, red fox
81 g. ersss fox g JOG4. gray &c, kit fox 4Oc /:
silver grey s25l50. lynx ssg2-50, -aarten slI
Q 80 mink 5yzt51c. otter s5L7, racc0on Goa Sc.
skvuk sOa.sOc wolverine S3G4.timber wolf s. 50
lsS. prairie wolf 81, muck rat. fan,
&C. winter &C. Spring Sc. kits &c, beaver, SzG
ESQ per pound
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Lumber,

The following prices of lumber are to dealers
only:
Common Lumber-Com boards, S13;
second common, $1,000; Gull, do, S.; com
mon stock boards &. 10 aud 12 inches, S13;
second, do, S1l.50 No. ship laps Sl4; No.
, ship laps, Si2; first fencing, selected,
$40; second, do, $1,000; Gull, do, S.
scantling, 2x4, AKA, i0x12 and IS feet, Sl150;
do, 2x4. AKA, lOxl2 and Is feet, $40; do 2x4,
AKA, 20 feet, sig. Timbers, 4xGto 5x10, in
elusive same as scantling; joists 2x6 TO 2x12 in
elusive IL, IA and lG feet $1,000; do, IS feet,
S1l 80; do, ~ feet, Sl2.
Clear ard FInished--Frst and second clear
inch, Ia, ~ aud inch, rough, S45; third
clear, l inch, Ia, IA inch, rough -; a
select 1 inch, IL, u inch, rough, SO: B,
inch, 30; B select, q, Z aud inch,
S25; stock boards, $50; e, do. $50;
j. do, $50.
Flooring and Siding--A flooring, s3S; B
flooring. S3s; c, do, S35 fencing flooring,
selected, Sl7; drop siding, same as floorii :;
first ard second rlear siding, S22 80; siding,
SCI; d, do, SO: {, DO, Sl4.05 d, do. from
selected fencing, S9.52.
Lath and StiEgles-.-Lath, per VI, 81; clear
shingles, SIS; Xxx shingles, S2.s5; y, do, 81 ;
inch clear, do, s1.dO; No. shingles, 9oc.
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FINANCIAL.
New York.

Special 10 the Globe.
New YORK, Feb. 24.-At the stock ex-
change to-day the market opened 14@%
higher, the latter for Illinois Central. New
York Central opened II! higher, Erie Sec
onds 1$55, Pacific Nail Is, and several were
point better. Apparently there had been
gathering of bull forces yesterday or this
morning, and n concert of efforts was agreed
upon to boom the market, twist the shorts
and sell out on bulges, and the program was
carried out to the letter. Everything which
could be opened with safety was lifted and
strained TO the top notch, and after it got
there the unloading commenced. For a
month or longer every effort has been made
to get the outside public inter
ested enough to come and try,
and at last in spite of present warnings and
past experience they are coming in and TAX
ing hold of the gilded mptations with some
thing of the old time eagerness. When
enough of them get in the insiders will sell
out and the market will go down.
THE sAISTED DEACON WHITE,
fresh from rest and worship, was careening
and cavorting on his Lackawanna steed in
high feather as under whip and spur the fig
ures were marked up to 1O3. Delaware 81
Hudson followed with a tender attached to
the Lackawanna engine until so had been
scored. Pacific Mail was feeding by antici-
patton upon the subsidy granted by congress
yesterday and felt friskish and
jolly. The Vanderbilts were put
up Cd an expectation of dividend. The
grangers, however, refused to boom, and so
did Jersey Central, much to the disgust of
its patrons. The old dispute among st. Paul
officials continues on the question whether
the next dividend shall be paid. The next
New York Central dividend will be l 3 per
cent, and will be paid to show the world that
tie Central can earn a dividend, when the
West Shore road, its rival, can hardly earn
operating expenses. The earnings of the
Wabash since Jan. l have increased
s144, 513 over last year. The 1884 statement
of the Lackawanna shows a surplus of S709,
400. The big traders believe in lower prices
and base their convictions on the fact Of I'M
settled railroad quarrels, which have de-
creased the weekly earnings, and the general
outside commercial situation. There is sure
to be
MORE MORTGAGE DEFAULTS
on the 1st of March than there have been for
the last two years. Woershoffer, II. n.
Smith, Cammack, ". L. Scott, Travers,
Conner and Sage are all bears in the situa-
ton, and take no part in the present man
ipulation. The old dispute among the Lake
Shore people concerning the purchase of the
Nickel Plate road is liable to come up at the
next annual meeting unless sooner settled.
The market displayed much strength
during nearly the entire session,
some stocks selling as high as
some sanguiue bulls prophesied would be
reached not before the end of the week at
least. After a few reactions, which were
quite natural, the market took on great deal
of strength, and closed at nearly the best
figures of the day for leading shares, with a
good business doing in all Of them. Quite a
boom in American securities was noticeable
in London, Eng, to-day.
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Chicago.


SpecIhI 70 INC IIUDt
CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-Tbere was quite per
crp,ib,c increase Of business at the Jauks
to-day, as well as elsewhere, owing to two
days Of vacation and to a warmer temporal
'ure, and this activity will be still more pro
nouuced. doubtless, when people become
convinced that spring IS really on the road
toward these ATTITUDES. As it is, The move
meht IS more or less restricted and hesiiat-
INK New York exchange was quoted at
25el40c discount. with heavy outside de-
mand. Orders for currency shipments were
light, and receipts ii-a:. Sterling exchange
was - Si3i.S' :. The bsDk clcarincs were
81, SIS, 900, again, s., $40. 2t3 Saturday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

| Dried FruitsCurrants, 5 &c: Turkish prunes,
new 81 C; backberrics, in barrels, lie; layer
raisins, new. 81 30; Valencia, new, l0Ac; dried
apples, New York, 4. 42.c; New York dried
apples, sliced, 5i4c; dried apples, evaporated,
| SIC.
Canned Goods-Per doz: Oysters. 2-fb cans,
| S1.s5; peaches 3-b cans, standards, S1.s5
peaches, g. ID cans, seconds, 81 So; salmon b
cans, Columbia river, ST. 60; tomatoes, 3-ib
cans, standards, Sl05; gallon apples, Eric,
81 so.
Coffee Java, fancy grades 24QaSc; interior
20422c; Rio, washed, 31%ql5c; prime, l3Ql4c;
good, II q l3c; fair, 1l912c; ordinary, 10al1c.
| 6130c; superior 10 fine, 3OQ4Oc :;
| extra fine TO finest, dG0c; Gun
powder and Imperial, common To fair, 2543oc :;
| superior 10 fine, 4041ac extra fine 10 finest. go
| 75c Young Tyson, common 10 fair, 20Q30c :;
superior 10 fine, 35QI5c extra inc to finest, 50
| 0i10c; OolOng, common 10 fair, 25Q35c; super
Tor to fine 50 Q50c; extra fine 10 finest. 60gs0c :;
| English BreaRfasl (SouChonCs and Congoes)
| common 20 far, 20030c; superior 10 fine, 4UG
| 55c: extra fine to fin, 81, 60QS0c,
Sugars--Cut loaf &c; powdered, &c: stan
dard aranulated, 64c; standard A. csc; white
| extra e, 61sC; yellow extra {, 5Ac; yellow C.,
| &c.
! Syrups and Molasses-SyrIp No. G, CSC:
! syrup fair, 2gc; syrup good, 35c; syrup prime,
| Acc; molasses common, &c, New orleans, com
mon, Csc; New Orleans fair, 40c; New Orleans,
good, COO.
| Cheese-New York Factory, 12Hc; Young
America, 49, &C.
| Beans-Medium, hand picked, Sl.21; Navy,
hand picked, Sl.2j.
! Woodvare-2-hoop pals, Si.G5: S-hoop pals,
| 81 90: No l tubs 50 %; No. tubs, $7.25; No.
3 tuts. 81 %; washboards, Wilson Single,
| 81 IS: washboards, Wilson Double, S2.7J
| Spices-Pepper, Singapore. 19d2Oc; pepper
! sumatra, lsIac, cassia, Gina. 9Ulsc; cassia,
/ saigon, I50jOc; pimento, SNlOc; cloves, Am
| bogia 800. SIC; cloves, Zanzibar, 20Q35c; nut
mces. No /, 60g'Oc; nutmcSs, No. :, JO46Oc
/ NM T. 80 ~ 1Uc
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Hard

Augers and anger bits discount 40 and 10: axes,
Uuuls s.. LIppincott 81, Peerless s. 80, 81.
Paul Sj.jJ. butts, narrow wrought, discount 80
per cent; : 10; Sc pin cast 80 per cent, oose pin
wrought 50 and 80 per cent. brass 20 per cent.
faiseis socket frmer and framing, discount 90
and 10 per cent: butchers tang discount 30 FER
cent: files. Nicholson discount 80 per cent. I;
hinges, strap and T discount 60 per cent, Blind
Parker or Clark discount 20 per cent; wrencbes,
Cne =. ~ per cent. agricultural ~ per cent :
Matiock- long cut, Pittshurgs, IS: Hunts
sl3 80: fence wire, pit painted, - per d :;
galvanized ) &c, plain No arc; nails 90 30
rate; lin plate lc, brieh: $500, each cross
s.. .0x25 lc, roofing 5l2: hammers, Msydoe
No. -, 81 80, No. ;, ~ per doz. Carriage
bul.s discount - per cent; screws discount -
per cent. door locks and knobs discOdut 81 4
and > per cent. rifle powder - 30 per kcg
shot 80 per sack: stamped tInware discount
90 and 10 per cent granite iron ware discount
. per cent: Dis-ton's saws, discount 20 and
per cent; steel go9ds discount 90 per cent.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
View YORK Proinca.

NEW York. Feb. 24.-FIou- dr.: re-
ce.pts, $1,000 barre.s: exports. 5000 sarres ::
Minnesota patent process. S3.751j.S1. Wseli.
spo, lots were without important csance; op-
lions opened 4. q &C b. ghcr, .a;e- .os: he sd
vance and declined 8 e e, closing scavy a, In-
side rates; receipts, 90, 600 bushels. exports.
$4,000 bushels; No. spring. eic, uEgraaec
Eej, sl@92c: No. red, 5's0ssc; No. .
red. 9Oai 5k9l &c; 70. white. &c; No = RED
March sales, 2gG.oOO bushels ST q0!s 6slc. clos
ing at o0Sc; April saies, POS 900 bushels at
9I5. G92asc closing at 81 &c; May saies 1865
600 bushels At q309Ic. closing A. S. &C; JAKE
sales, 10000 bashels AZ sfiSGSsc. closing NJ
9lac. Corn, spot lots s.f sc. aGG options "a "a
C lower, closing weak receipts, lgG,OOO bush
els: exports, 4q,oOO bushels; uucrAded u "a,
5Sc; No. 3, sex G52tsc; steamer 5sG53'tc;
No. ;, 52i. 65Ic; steamer yellow, So, G535sc;
steamer white. 55i4 G564c; steamer March.
5ac; No.s February. 81. G53c, closing at 5al. C:
March. sos 950' &C, closing at 5Oivc; April
4gA939Ec, closing Al 49,. May. 20 @ ;9Ec.
closing Al 49tsc: June. 49ii0495.c closing
at i9t-c, steamer February. 5-rc. Oats. q, -
&c lower. receipts. lOlCll bushels. exports
1900 bushels. mixed western. 39RSaisc. whit,
western. 3a1+ic. oebs OF grain iu store Fen
81: Wheat ). 81 COO Bushels: coru. 80, 400
bushels; oats. 2l5,0O0 bushels; barley. s5s.0'O
bushels: re. $4,000 bushels. MALI. gs.olO
bushels: peas. 500 Bushels. CoEee. spot. Csir;
Rio, dull 10 Csc; options, points lower c ID
moderately active: Rio No. Z, spo- $40 sales
were reported o. 1880 bags; March. S7.51T
$50. April S-..OT3T.7j; say. :. s5E,7 90:
June, Ss.9- a sos Juiy. S~iUBS-i5. Sapf"n-
bcrS so. sugar was dui and weas, csrjrf
ugal, s-i6c. refined, quiet; G.. -. H4--c:
extra C.. 5Q5Ac. white extra q, 5ssc; yellow
4Ec. OF A. 5>sc; standard A. -. 4 l3-i6c;
crsnulatcd o. g slice. Moiasses, market ,rln.
Rice steady aud Ia fair demand. Pctcnicsu. TX
ted aui higher; united, 5Sc. Ta.i0w. ea~i.r
Tgrpeutne was frazer az &c. Eggs. western.
higher and frn a; - Fs9G. Pork wa dan AMI
weak. new mess Sif. Cut meats du,I. i1u-
clear midl.es. - c. Lard vas heavy western
steam sp5; quoted g; So ? -. February.
s. 80 March. S5.S1tg5.s8. April stare
80; May. S7.S2dt5.SS; jane. Ss.3307.ls.
Batter vas quiet aud unchanged. cheese
wss euiet ard easy. Other articles were TN
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

There was no great activity in the market yes
rday, although dealers were plenty. In butte
there was no change. The over supply Of pack
ing stuG still continues, while choice, dairy but
ter, solid packed, is in fair demand. Roll butter,
good to medium is going Of fairly to Shippers
al from 1Oc TO &c Three barrels Of roll sold at
1jc, do at 12c and at 13c. The demand
for eggs, fresh stock, is improving, while lined
and held stock remain dull and slow Of sale.
Thirty cases Of lined eggs sold for 18c. Poultry
IS in good demand and prices for good stock are
firm at quotations. The call:
Buttcr-Evtras, zoe asked; extra frsts, 2sc
asked frsts, i5c bid. roc asked seconds, 100
l5c asked, packing stock, &c to &c; grease but
ter &c.
Cheese-Fancy, lie asked fine, part SKINNED,
50 to Sc asked; fair, part skinned. &c to &c
Ecgs-ExtTas, 22c bid, 24c asked Irsts, lsc
bid; lined and ice house extras 1sc asked.
Poutry-Turkeys &c bid. 15c asked: choice,
12c bid. 14c asked medium, &c 70 &c; chickens
extras, 1Oc bid, ISc asked choice, 10 to 12c
bid.
Potatoes--Choice, BIC bid sweet Jerseys, sc. 80
asked Illinois, g asked
Appies-Fancy, 81 asked Standard. g.
ofanges-tancy, $3.50; choice, $3.50 to 81.
asked.
Lemcrs-Fsucy, g. 81 asked: choice s3asked.
C:snbefre--Bel i Bugle Sls asked; Bell q
Cherry, SIS asked
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New York Mining Stocks.

New York, Feb. 24.--In the mining market
Horn Silver was the special feature, the entire
business having been in sellers options from
three to sixty days, rs follows: 200 shares,
seller 3, at 2l0; 600, seller 5, HAT at POS; 200,
seller so. at 200; 500, seller 60. at 1g5dl00G11C
Q2O0; 100, sellers, at 205 100, seller 10, at 21O
The only other transactions were 200 shares
Hale 81 Norcross at 42O; 200 Consolidated Pacific
at 92; 200 Lacrosse ut 10; 200 Sutro Tunnel al
II, and 500 Navajo at so, seller $780,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
Dry Goods,

Brown sheeting and Shirting-Hyde Park
AAA &C; Indian Head, IA; Wachusett, ca
Dominion, &c: Endurance, &c; Crown Stets, &C
Honest width, G4 Badger STATE, Ii, 54c;
Greyiock. IL, size; Lawrence, Ii, SIC; Aga
wan, +, SC; Cheese cloth, 31Ed5c.
Fine Brown Sheeting-Pepperell. r, G &c; Cast
Iron, extra, 1a!c; Alpha B, $40; Atlas o. n. b,
&C: Dwight Star, 90 Lockwooa &, ~ Badger
STATE, R r, n; Cambria, see; Echo lake,
61ac.
B.eached Cottons-Wamsuttas and n Mills,
10tsc; Fruit Of Loom, SIC; Lonsda'e, sc;
Lonsda.e Cambria, l01ac; Hill |. re; The
Bell, 10; Imperial 101s SIC; Cascade, Sc; Mel
rose, SIC; Water Lily, Tie; Monclair, nc;
Dexter, AA, &c; Hercules, d!&c; Guilfori, &c;
Best Yet, &C.
Cheviots-Tonawanda, extra, 1CHc; Germans.
IN, 81 inch, 1tc: Gernania, NX, - &C: do ",
lie; Glenriddle, &c; Imperial WiHcey, II &c;
Kinl,ck, xxx DN, lie; Amoskeag Stripes
Glenoden and Balbriggan printed &c; Manches-
Ter do, 913c; Fleeing, 10c; Bates Extra d c
l2l5c; Shotwell, re: Noble, Sc
Prints Fancies-Arno!d, Cocheco, Eddy
stone, Pacific, Windsor and Richmond &c; Amer
lean. Allen, Steele River 5l5c; Belmont and
Lodi 4Hc: Renwick and Dunkirk &c.
Observation-Disclosures Anchor and
Americans 4 &c; do Robes 5l3G1Zc.
Ginghams-Staples.- " Lancaster
7Iac Bates & P.unkett Tllc: Statewide 634c (;
do, do dress styles; Canton, Renfour &c
Heather &c; Normandie 6 Warwick SIC; lower
grades 7(93c.
Shrting--Stripes and Checks-Dexter SO
stripes, 10 &c; extra stout do, 1870; AmosKeag,
ca do, Ice; Hamilton 63 do, loo; Ararapha
6-3 Sc; Rver mills g., &c; Park No. $50 Tur-
key red furniture checks. 16c; No. 80 90, lac
james Long No. $50 do, l3iac; Sibiey do. 1914
Otis do, 1089iac; Economy 40, S3a,99c.
Denims-Amoskeag OF, 16c: do Fay mixed
or, Il &c; do twilled, 1Sc: old York or 1Gc
do Eagle, 14c; North America ID e T, l3c; Ev-
erett Y 7, 13c; Shawmut No 80, l1iac; Otis
64a, l2c; do Il B, lie; Oakland A, sC8s12c;
Artizan A d, g2c; York fancies plaids aud
stripes, 1916; Everett checks, 13Hc; Palmer
do do, 12l3c; Clars do do, l2c
Duck, Co!ored-Boston o p, &c; do Xxx, 12c
North Star OF, ll3c; Plym outh : OF, lie;
Terrace City A, l2l]3c; do IA. 1896: do AAA,
15c; Bates fancy checks, 121%c; Lewiston n B,
13%c.
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The Quotations.

Western Associlted FrcSs-
CEIcAgu, FEB. ss.-Floar. quiet and unchanged
wseat. qriet has slow. opea-d frmer owing
70 foreign var news, advanced = c. declined ie,c
ard closed y under saturday SAFES ranged {:
FceraSsy, s7s 25SSe. closed AZ ~ Cs5Sc.
AarcA. 7SG7SS rs. closed AZ sS27SIcs April.
sSSG7she. closed a. sSsl : = As. Nay, - = =
: NC. closed q $50 RSSAe; No. = Chicago
sPTiuS, "a e7SAc. No. s ChicaEo spring
tSesSse, No red. S0GGSle; No. 5 nd
T0s 2sie. Corn vas quiet. early advanced
nc, reacted ard closed sezjnslly unchanged. .
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

CHICAGO. FEB 2f-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Hogs. receipts. $1,000 head: shipments,
$3.50 lead i1e market was weak AID lODl5c
lower; rough packing S4.20D46j; packing
and shipping. Si.7C15 10; Eght grades, "a. 15@,
40; skips. - s0G4 80. Cattle, receipts, 5000
head; shipments. $500 Eead the market was
very slow for below best ani l0c lower: export
grad c., S5.s0fCt.50; steers, 400 to ,jCp rs
- 1905 90; loo TO $50 rs, 81 G1N5c0:
I.JJOto 1900 rs. 81 29049O; Texans, 50 50
az - sheep. receipts. $3.50 head, ship
ments, c,GcC head the marke; was Gull and
IJDs-c iorer. .rfcrio- 20 ucd:ar,, s.e5G
$50 per hundred weight; vineyard, s. 6Ga45U.
lambs, s..
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

Mems chs French cali d. = opera boots per
case. 50: mems Gus French kip D. ;. boots.
s45: incn-s cgs. French kip D. : boots, SO.
Ineu's Gu. calf j. :. opera boots. s45. n.eg- =
Gus. ealf D. : spit hack boots. $40; mems ca
grain crinp - u. j.. :. bOo;s, s2j. mems CTS.
grain H. : boots, So: mrs cos. rail- : b. pol.
q =: misses Gus. calf ;. y. POI. Si-55 childs'
cas- cas :. =. pol 81
A-ctIcs and rubber gods, iuciue !. special
ties - per cent. from. - SEoE ezei95ers ere
Grm 81 the advance Of I5c per pair.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

LoxDox, Feb 24.-The amount OF bullion
gone IN i eI5. O01.
Canadian Pacific. 4lI Nil & 81. Paul. -
EEie........ IA y. Y Central. = :
Eric seconGs....'5sat Heading. ........ 81
Illinois Central. .I2s's >.iver............ 4els
PARIS, Feb. si.-Hents, II i2iic.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

Swedish iron, &c; best tool steel. 1sc: cast pillow
steel, &c; German plow steel. sc; spring steel,
&c; machinery steel. &c; nails, 10 to 60 d, 81 49,
nails, other kinds used advanced, s.; screws,
discount 80 per cent. barbed wire, painted,
$40; barbed wire, galvanized, s.. so.