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For Sale at Low Figures

The VIM. Stephenson place, contain
lug about four acres of nice land mostlyt
covered with fine bearing orchard OF
excellent fruit, convenient cottage
house, in nice condition, with wood.
shed connected and good barn,
with never failing running water, and
earthern drain pipes to carry off all sew
erage. This place IS situated on high
ground, on Pleasant ST., adjoining the
residence OF Col. A. NJ. Dickey, over
looking the whole northern portion of
the village and the meadows of the val
ley, with fine view OF the mountains in
New Hampshire, is entirely up out of
dust and noise OF main ST., and is, on the
whole, very desirable situation.
Inquire OF
L. F. HALE,
No. Stevens Block,
20 Bradtod, Vt
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There will be dramatic and musi-
al entertainment at Village Hall this

There will be dramatic and must.
cal entertainment at Village Hall this
friday evening. Programme as
follows: Music, Whitcomb's orches-
ira song, 1.-THE Social Glass;" Messrs
johnson, Bicknell and McDuffee ora
ton, "rhe Quack Doctor" Benz. P.
Nichols; music, selection, by orches.
ira; the popular temperance drama in
two acts entitled "Three Glasses a
Day" or The Broken Home. Be-
tween the acts there will be cornet
solo by J. N. Ciaf1in, violin duet by
Messrs. Claflin and Stone music, sc.
lection by orchestra song, selection ;
music. orchestra. Admission Is
cents, Doors open at o'clock, com.
mence at 7.30. This Is to be a first
class entertainment and deserves the
patronage of all.
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Commissioners Notice.

TINE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed by the
l. Hon. Probate Court for the district Of Brad-
ford Commissioners. to receive, examine and ad-
just all claim. and demands Of all persons against
the estate Of Willard W. Wilmot late of Thetford
10 said district, deceased, and all claims exhibited
Offset thereto, hereby give notice that will meet
for the purposes aforesaid at the dwelling house Of
said deceased on the End Tuesday Of April,
and End Tuesday of July next, from O'Clock
m. until O'Clock p. IN. Of said days, and that
six months from the 10th day o, Mar, A. D., 1885,
Is the time limited by said Court for said cred
itors to present their claims to for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Thetford, this 18th day of Mar. A. D..
1885.
+. N. HEATON, tc,,..
20 G.. w. COMSTOCK. Oo"'''
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Being in Nashua last Sunday we
had the pleasure Of seeing Fay Sar-
gent who has responsible and lucra.
tive position as teller Of the End Ma
tional Bank. He is very popular
there, and informed us that L. F.
Thurber is enjoying great prosperity,
having charge of the office of the
White Mountain Freezer Co. s.Tom"
is to be married to an accomplished
young heiress of Pembroke, a rela-
tive of the late George Peabody the
philanthropist. The wedding is to oc.
cur next month.
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llaa. n II WilA.s Estaie.

CTATE Of Vermont, District Of Bradford %.
- In Probate Court held 1t w YAirles In said
district on the 10th day Of Mar. 4. D., 1885
OF Lsmphesr executor and LILA A Wild exscu.
lee In ssid district deceased, makes application 10
said court Tor license 70 asl oil tho real estate Of
said deceased situated In West Fstrlee to wit: the
will conduce 70 best iaterest OF all concerned In said
esiate. Whercupon II 10 ordered by said court that
said application be referred TO session thereof TO
be held At the Probate Oface In w Fairlee on the
18th day of Apr A. H., 1855, for hearing and decs.
Ion thereon and ills further ordered that oil persons
interested, be notified thu reof, by publication Of
weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the United Opinion, q news.
paper published at Bradford, VT, and which cirs
culates In the neighborhood of those interest ed,
At said lime and pacc a"d II hey yS icy m pbeo
thereto.
BY the Court,-Attest.
u ALVAH BEAN, Judge
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Guardian Notice.

STATE Of Vermont, Bradford district So.
- In Probate Court held at w Fairlee. in said
district on the 18th. day Of March, A. d.. 1886.
Mrs. Melinda G Taylor Administrative of the
estate OF r. NJ. Taylor late of Thetford in said
district deceased makes application to said court to
settle the guardian account Of the said r. NJ
Ia, lor as guardian of Demarls s. Foster. Where.
upon, It is ordered by said Court that said ac-
count be referred to session thereof to be held
at the Probate Office In said West Fairlee OH the
llth day of May, A 1885 Tor hearing and decision
thereon. and 1t is further ordered that notice
publication Of the same three weeks successfully
in the UnitcdsOpiniOn a newspaper published at
Bradford before said hearing that they may appear
at said time and place, and show canse If any
they may have why said accou 4 should not be al
lowed and ouch decree made.
By the Court--Attest,
20 ALVAH REAN Judpe
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There will be another of those very
enjoyable sociables at Odd Fellows
Hall, Fast day evening, April 3rd.
A supper consisting of hot new sugar,
coffee, rolls, doughnats, etc., will be
served interspersed with dancing, sing
ing, etc. Supper 25 cents, dancing
so cents. r@
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NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that the subscriber has
been duty appointed administrator of the estates of
deceased, and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bonds the law directs. All persons
having demands against said estates are requested
to exhibit the same, and all persons indebted to
said estas es are called upon to make payment to
Mrs. Il. White of Bradford VT, or to George F.
Leonard. Administrator, Newton Highlands, Mass.
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j. A. Hoitt Co.'s New Cologne is
the best. The ladies all call for it.
Many families are using Clements
Liquid Plaster. Family bottle az
plasters) 25 cents at druggists.
Days Opodeldoc costs rs cents in.
stead of so cents per bottle.
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John Fellows, formerly in the en-
ploy OF A. Osborne, came to town
Thursday, direct from the New Or.
leans Exposition. He reports it a
big show and says it lays to visit it.
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The members of the Chautauqua
Circle met at Mrs. R. Far uham's
Thursday afternoon, March 10Th.
The subject of Chemistry was ably
discussed by the ladies Of the class,
the exercises being interspersed with
essays and music. The class met
this week at Mrs. H. G. McDuffee's.
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Whitcomb's orchestra gave very
pleasant promenade at Town Hall,
Wednesday evening, to select party.
1t was not as well patronized as it de.
served as the orchestra has accommo-
dated the public many times gratis.
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FOR SALE!

The Patterson Farm, so called. situated In Pier.
mont N, H., on the Connecticut River. consists of
go acres suitably divided into pasturage, tllage
barns. Orchard Of grated fruit. Cherries,
plums and grapes in abundance A sugar orchard
of 800 trees. 1t is considered Of the best 10.
calites in Grafton county. Terms liberal Inx
quire on the premises Of Mrs. II. E. Blain or of
Charles G. Smith, Haverhill. N. II.
MRS. r. E, BLAIN,
ISL Haverhill, N. H,
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Rev. Mr., Knox gave the conclud
ing lecture in the W. H. w. course.
Wednesday evening. A larger au
dienca assembled than had done so at
any previous one. The theme was in
teresting and the lecture was pro-
bounced very good.
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The official time of the foot race
which took place last Monday morn
ing from the Trotter House TO the
Congregational church and return
cannot be given as one of the con.
testants ran short of breath before
half tie distance was covered.
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1t will be we'll to remember that
school meetings throughout the State
occur next Tuesday evening. The
Union School meeting will be held at
the Academy on Wednesday evening.
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VIM. B. Stevens and daughter,
Carrie, 60 to Boston Monday, Miss
Anna will return with them the las,
of the week.
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Attention is called to the advertise
ment in another column oil VIM. r..
Park & Co.'s auction sale Of thirty
yoke nice working oxen at East Ha.
verh'll, Saturday, April 4th. A rare
chance for purchasers of stock.
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Sixteen persons from this and adj
joining towns took the cars from this
station Monday for tho West, Via
the Hoosac Tunnel Route.
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Messrs. Carpenter and Witherell Of
Attleboro, Mass, have been in town
this week after nice horses. They
bought several.
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Farm for Sale.

The estate of the late Il. H. Wild on Wild Hill in
West Fairlee. VT, with commodious dwelling
house and barn, with suitable proportion OF land
for tillage, pasture and woodland. well watered,
with an excellent orchard Of the best varieties OF
fruit. Terms OF sale made easy, for which inquire
OF j. w. Mum, near the premises.
T.LANPHEAR,( Admir-.
10 Ct LILA A. WILD. A"'''
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iona. johnson was thrown out of
his sleigh, Monday, receiving quite
serious shock. No bones were brok-
en-, and he is now able to be out.
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f. J. Lihbey continues to improve
and his friends are gladly confident Of
his rapid recovery to health.
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Mrs. Chamberlin lies in critical
condition owing to the accident which
befel her u few days ago.
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Thomas l.. Flanders has moved out
Of the Albert Aldrich tenement to the
south end of the village.
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Our pressman is said to be getting
great efficiency in instrumental music
under his present tuition.
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NOTICE.

NOTICEs
This certifes that have this day given my. son
Fred H. Rowe his time during the remainder
of his minority to trade and act for himself and
shall claim none of his earnings and ply no debts
JOSEPH ROWE.
HORACE e. FRENCH, Witness.
East Corinth, VT, March %. 1885. Il
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Village Residence for Sale :!

The subscriber on account of poor
health, offers for sale his residence,
pleasantly situated on South Main St.
Bradford, Vermont.-The buildings are
in good repair, with barn, shed, and ex-
cellent garden. Apply to
H. c. briggs.
Bradford, VT, March 10th, 1885.
20tt
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Rev. MIR. Darling, Congregational
minister of Danville, is visiting L. D.
Livingstone.
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BRADFORD PRICE CURRENT.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Prices See-Sawing-Pacific Mail Leads q
Decline.
NEW YORK, March A.-Money per cent. Ex-
change closed quiet. Governments firm. Currency
6s 125 bid; As coupons l22A bid; AS coupons, llA
bid
The stock market has been feverish and irregular
prices fuctuating frequently and recording some
wide changes In some instances. At the opening
the tone was firm, but IN the first ten minutes
drive was ma G on Pacific Mail and Union Pacific,
Quently New York Central was actively bid up, and
by 1880 O'Clock, under its leadership. prices
than recovered the Decline of the list at that
hour showing fractional improvements. At noon
there was renewed selling of Pacific Mail and Union
Pacific which broke prices n to ~ per cent.
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CAPTAIN COURTNEY I


Says: While on the coast OF Africa had
three men sick with malarial fever. cured
them with Sulphur Bitters. It il the greatest
blood purifier 1 ever saw. Railways keep
them in my medicine chest-Ship Nautilsus,
Baltimore.
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BRADFORD COUNCIL, No. IL.
Meet Wednesday afternoon in which the moon iuli
In the months of September. December, Marcfl
Apd June.
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CHARITY LODGE, No. 40. F. Il A. NJ.
Meet in bailey building Wednesday evening OF the
week In which the moon fuls. a.
T. h. W, PRICHARD, Secvo IL "A. hENT, W. H.
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Mt. LEBANON, II A. CHAPTER, No. II.
Meet In Baey's Building Wednesday afternoonof
the week the moon iulls
Il G, II. PETERS, Secy. .LoN'' IL H.
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c. C. Doty moved into the Gee
Low house Wednesday.
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Winship is is invoicing stock thil
week.
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Henry Oliyer is the bouncing papa
of a five pound baby.
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The Magnet Union meets next
Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. H. B.
Stevens.
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H. A. Allbee and wife of Nashua
are visiting at Mr.. Nourse's.
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The editor is moving into his new
home this week, therefore excuse brew
i,y in locals.
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CHAMPION LODGE, NO. Y, l; .. OF.
keets in Bailey's bdings every Tuesday ~ "a pm
j. A. Mouse. Sec, G.W. CHAMBERLIN. N. It.
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Phin Chamberlln has been to Con
cord, on legal business.
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The old reliable place and the finest stock of goods
the line of the Pass. Railroad. American Watches all
styles and prices from Sc to $780, also fancy clocks jew
ey solid silver and plated ware table and pocket cut
ery travelling bags, guns, revovers, shears perfumery
toilet articles fancy China ware fancy goods and toys Of
every description.
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VILLAGE BREVITIES.
Albert Butterfield is in town.

Miss Mamie Jones is at home.
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Close 900 Il. m. 500 p. m. Arrives ll.ig a; m
~O'' GEO. L. Garfield, T. NJ.
CHARITY LODGE. No. 43. F. Il A. NJ.
Meet in Bailey building Wednesday evening OF the
week In which the moon fulis. v VIZ a,
j. b. W, PRICHARD, sfcv' IL a. AESr' w. ~
MT LEBANON, II A. CHAPTER, No. II.
Meet In Bailey's Building Wednesday aflernoonoi
the week tie moon iulls. up
&c. II. PETERS, Secy. a. "oN"' lie -
BRADFORD COUNCIL, No. II.
Meet Wednesday afternoon IN when tne moon au,
In the months OF September, December March
and June.
CHAMPION LODGE, NO. u. l; Q. OF
Meets in Bailey's bildings every inesaay !" u Pun
=. A. Morse, Sec. u. W'ChA@"h"A'' Az VI
TRorTER ENCAMPMENT, NO.A.
Meet first and third Friday OF each mo MN al
III. PECK EFT, Jr. .scribe, A. L. FABYAN, c. r.
VT. eoUNclL, NO: 77s. R. 4. - >.
Meets at Odd Fellows Hall End ana stu Mohoays u
I'll 1--we" EVERETT. secy. J.B. W. PRIcnARD. Regn.
WAsHBURN POST NO II, G. A: r..
Meet in Odd Fellows Hall first and third Mon
avs of each month. , r,.
Il. G. DAY, Adjt. j. d. W. rnio"A"D' o0A''
WAITsvIILE FIRE ENGINE CO.
Meet Mt engine house first Thursday OF each month
:" va o'''''~ y A IA. w1NsnIp, Foreman.
ORIENTAL r-L1 AND SHELL.
Reoplar meetings. W,dneso. OF the week fol-
lowing that in which the moon fus at , 1So p: n
4, L. Fabyan. Sec'y. Al o'"'A' "
,soNs OF TEMPERANCE.
Rescne Division, NO. r. =. o,c,och
Meets every Saturday evening az nail pa'' VIVA
n Union Block.
R. FARNHAM, Worthy Patriarch.
an'm. Mrs. A. NJ. DlcKEY, Pres.
BRADFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Brick School House. o,.,oo,
Open every Saturday afternoon from 10 o'''o'A
Saturday evenings from $50 to =. ,,,u..,.,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Services Sunday ,aorning at 1880 Sabbath r school
Ml2 M Sunday evening evening s at ce ~ ''''
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
REV, r. L, BRUCE, Pastor.
aervioes Sunday at 1890 a. m. Sabbath school at
l2m. Prayer meeting in the vestry AZ NV 3: III.
Glass meeting Thursday evening at 7.3O p. m. fray
or meeting Friday evening at 73o
PASSUMPSIC r. r.
Trains North.
pon 500 p. m.
Mirh+ Exnre.s 1.3l a. m.
MED $50 a. m.
Accommodation, o'41p' Ill.,
Trains South.
Mail, LIZ az d. H.
Express, o 1s9 d. IL,
Mixed, o o'aa III
Accommodation, 1X p. ILL.,
3. 4 l.. RAILROAD, white Mountain Division)
= Haverhill Station.
Trains North.
Montreal Night Express. Ky, q. m
accommodation, !V' a. a'.n
Nail, "p' Ill
Trxsins South.
Montreal Night Express, 2.o4 a. M
4 Accommodation. 3.44 p. IN.
MONTPELIER & WELLS RIVER r. X.
Going Eas ~leave Montpelier.
Mixed. 5.!WP' IN
Express. Nv p III
Mall, 90" H. !"
Going West, leave Wells RiUer.
Mixed, o.w T. m
Express, ~! a1o u. III ~
Mail, S'4o p +"
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FOR SALEy
The John McDuffee Farm, so called,
situated in the back part of Bradford.
near Newbury line, containing about
100 acres of land. suitably divided into
pasturage tillage and wood land. On
which is a good apple orchard and a
very fine young sugar orchard OF about
800 trees. Terms liberal. Inquire of
N. W. Cummings, VINO lives near the
farm or of
II. G. McDUFFEE,
20tf Bradford, Vt.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
REV. Il. L, BRUCE, Pastor,
services Sunday at 1890 a. m. Sabbath scnooi AZ
l2m. Prayer meeting in the vestry at 7:Oo 2: m.
Glass meeting Thursday evening at 7.3o p. m FRAY
o. meeting Friday evening at 1880
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TROTTER ENCAMPMENT, NO. IA.
Meet first and third Friday OF each mo MN NJ
~ pm. uAu ~ ID
J. b. PICKETT, Jr..Scribe, A. L. AhfAN' " =
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-21
Lnnann Money and s.n.ks-
LOCAL MARKETS.


3
The grain market vest rlay was not charac-
terized by anything Of special significance. The
bidding was active almost anything called
aud though the sales were not very heavy the
market was pretty well cleaned up, the move
merits generally being equal to receipts. There
is no accumulation Of anything In grain or pro-
duce except corn The latter moved the slowest
Of any ac on the call and was very dull, there
being more offers OF corn than buyers. In oats
there were free buyers at he bidding prices.
Quotations unchanged. Barley firm at quota
tions. In ground feed there were no accumula.
tons, everything being picked up as fast a. it
came in. Three car Dads were sold from SIS
TO sic. Bran unchanged One car load sold at
$40. Bsled hay in good demand Two car loads
sold for -, flor Ss75 and of timothy for {. So
Live hogs firm at quotations while dressed frtned
up little on the quotations OF the day previous
Seeds were little stronger. Eggs were in good
demand Seven bbls sold for lsc. 10 cases at
20c, cases at 2jc, and 10 cases ice house at Isc
The call:
Wheat-No hard. s2c bid: February, sec
bid March. SIC bid; May, Soc bid, ssc asked
No l. isGI5c bid; N0.2 hard, 20 17sc bid; No.
,, 5646sc bid.
Corn-.so. .. s5c bid, ssc asked; March. sjc
bid. S5e asked; May CSC bid. 39c asked.
Oats-No- mixed, 2jc lid March. CSC bid. %
asked: May, &c bid, p. asked; No. 9 mixed
&c bid: No. white. s5c bid. &c asked;
No. white, pc bid.
Barley-No ?, 6Ue bid; No. extra 52055c
bid: No. ?. I. F,i5c bid.
Rye-No. =. sc bid.
Ground Feei-slf.5O bid. $3.50 asked Febru-
ary. SIS asked
>boEts--9 bid. SO asked.
Corn Meal-8o : eli. SIS bid, $40 asked;
coarse. si4 bid. SIS asSed-
Bran-Buik IS 60 bid. 50 asked; in sacks
50 hid 80 50 asked.
Baed Haas. 50 bid.
Timothy Hay-se 30 bid $40 asked
Live Hogs-Sl 90 bid
Dressed iogs-S5.25}S bid, $3.50 asked.
Flax Seed-sl IS bid
Timothy -ee3-Sl.95 bid. 8. % asked
Clover SEEDS. 514.2O lid S5z5 asked.
Potat0es-sOG.3 Sc Did.
EzSs-isN 2sc o {. fresh
BIiter-No change
Fl u afents, s. ) asked: straight 80 .
asked: gGSeTs s.. - G4keG
SAles-i car feed ; 81 Go SI55O:1 feed o.g.
Sic : buls egg- ise; 10 eases 20c: ) ca<e- egg
sc; 10 cases ice ho1se eggs sc: 700 lbs iEse
butter Toe: car q o. Z. SIS: hay s.;
timothy hay o. & 5000; b.sn o. 2. $40.
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Chicago.
Special to the Globe

Special to the Globe
CHICAGO, Feb. 90. There is very little of
an encouraging nature TO report from com
merciAl or financial circles at present,
neither is their much OF a discouraging char
acter. The simple fact Of the situation is
that business is as near stagnation
as IL can be and move at all.
There is an unlimited quantity of capital,
but in the matter of actual realizing the
amount of stock Is limited. Oicourse every
body is looking for better things in the good
time coming, and it Is the easiest work in
the world to predict and propbesy what we
wish to come to pass, but when we come
down to toe bottom facts of the situation
quiet and dullDess are predominant features.
New York exchange was quoted mt 25(d 10
cents discount, with light outside demand.
Orders for currency shipments were also
light aud receipts the same. Sterling ex-
change s4.Slm4S1I.. The bank clearings
were 81, 49,, 900 against s., $3.50 yester-
day.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce

There was less demand for wheat today than
Yesterday. The receipts were smaller but the
offerings were fair witnout much request. Buy
ers were on hand for mixed and mixing ualities
but asking for concessions. These bolders en-
couraged by farmers deliveries, were slow to en-
terrain. No. ha was in some request for
lth spot and futures though at about 4 C under
yesterdays bids. Out-of.town millers orders
were few and the local milling demand wa very
limited. Coarse grains are steady with more
inquiry for oats. Hay continued firm Transit
freight was weak.
Wheat-No1 herd was held at S2Hc for Febru-
airy $50 for April 67Li for May and sc for June.
Five cars sold at S!A cash.
There was trading in No. hard either by
sample or grade.
No. was offered from roc down to 7s1sc for
seller May without bidders. car by sample
sold at T6c OF. and 2 at 7Sc.
No. 2 was held at t8c b. grade; by sample
cars went al tic t.
Other stumble sales were car rejected at 60c, l
at sc and without grade car at 81, at 1894 at
Sci at 81 and ut zoe. all o. t.
Corn--A fair inquiry noted and with moderate
oferin IS; quotations hold firm at 3CM37C for
| rejected.
Oats-Some demand from local dealers but in
a small way only, aud prices barely steady.
No 2 white, 25025 &c; No. mixed, 24@G25c;
iected, 23l.24c.
Bran-Gives indications of weakening, with
holders Offering to sill a; $3.50
Shorts-Trade easy and quotations rule steady
and II chang at 81 2J@g975.
Flaxseed-Quiet and steady at S1.36.
Flour Movement fair at lower quotations
Patents, 81 650g5.l0; straights, ST .o504. So;
clears, S3.4O@3. IS; second bakers, S2.T5@3;
low grades ST. 'Gaa: buckwheat, Sl-5005.5O;
rye per 100, ST. s, 0l.95.
Corn Mcal-Oulet with moderate demand.
Unbolted, S14@15; boiled, S17GIS.
Dat Meal-Steel cut, quiet; g .359a per
half Dbl.
Mixed Feed-Not SO mach inquiry, especially
from outside points, and prices axe easy. No. l.
S14@15; No. ,, S120!4.
Aay--Surrouading country apparently pretty
well exhausted, continued high prices fail TO
materially increase receipts. Offerings light and
when Of fair quality meet with ready sale. Fine
high color, SS.7509.50: fair. S7GeS; of color,
S5@6; fine timothy, seq 10; slnedium, $S@s.59;
large bales. S607.