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Chicago Produce.

CHIcAGu Jan 16.--Flour, quiet and un-
changed; good to choice winter wheat four s3.T5
D4.5O; Michigan winter wheat Hour, s.. so
al 90; soft spriag wheat houI $500 G13.7I; Min
nesota bakers, s3.1 l9i.90; patents, Si.35 D
800; low grades, Sl.75G25 50; rye -four, -. 25
q ;.35 in barrels buckwheat, 81. 25@3.75 per
100. pounds in sacks; SoIths Iii
nois and Missouri winter wheat holr, S5.2j05.75;
common 10 choice Minnesota, S}.500ED9. Wheat,
active, but lower, accompanied by extreme ner-
yousness occasoned by the New York bank
failure aud iron failure at Pittsburg; the mar
ket opened st@1c lower, declined &c addi-
tional, huctuated, and then uuder heavy offer
ings declined q more, advanced &c, again be-
came weak and closed &c under yesterday !;
sales ranged: January, 79s@S0nc, closed ~
SPA 050%c; February, s0Gslc, closed at so "a q
sOAc; March, 9aGSl4c, closed at sl7s
@5l &c; May, SEA d.STis closed at Sc = QS1c;
No. Chicago spring, 7YZ@e0Ac, closed at
SOMc; No. 3 Chicago spring, csc; No. 2 red,
s2c No. red, 10Q72c. Corn, in fair demand !;
prices opened y as lower, recovered partially
and closed % G9i4c under yesterday; cash, arse;
January, 81 p G37%c, closed at 37@sc; February,
37ss Gg37 = c. closed at 81, q 0373ic; March, 371i
03Sc closed at ST7lc; May, 40S 04l Hc, closed
at Al y 6t4i3ic. Oats were in good demand aid
prices 3 shade higher cash, 27hc; February,
20 a az q C, closed NJ "a &C; MarcD, 2IJ21 &C
closed at % = 627nc; May, 30 = Obs &c, closed
AZ 81 * Rye was hrIner and Nc higher al
GOhc Barley was firm at 65Q61c. Flax seed
was higher 81 .470l.d9. Pork, In fair demand !;
prices opened &C lower, advanced 25c and
closed steady; cash. ST. .OO9l2. 25 February,
SI2O2!a@l 1915, closed Ut Si2.l2n; March,
Sl2. lOGtl2 %, closed at sl2.22H May, S12.3OD
1885. closed at Sl2.47%tl2. So Lard was
quiet aud Z &c lower; cash, S6.77H96s5; Feb
TuaTy. S. - = Gl6 90 closed al 81. S2h; March.
50 925s G57.uO, closed al IS 921a May, 81. 100
7.I15S, closed at $40. Bulk meats were in
fair demand and easier; shoulders, -. s514 90 :
short ribs, So l006.l2h short clear, So 5OGG.55.
Butter, strong; creameries, 33935c; dair les,
p 125c; Eggs were hrm at 23He. Whisky was
steady and unchanged al Si.l2
Receipts, 1900 barrels OF -four; $4,000 bush
els OF wheat; 225,0OO bushels OF corn: 10000
buehels Of oats; 1000 bushels OF rye /;
5000 bashels OF barley. Shipments, 1000
barrels OF -four; 1900 bushels OF wheat .
100 900 bushels OF corn; 81 200 bushels OF
oats; 1000 bushels Of rye; $4,000 bushels Of
barley
s:S0 p. N. On the afternoon board-whest
was steady; March declined &c: May advanced
&c. Corn was firm aud advanced &c. oats
were frmer and advanced hG.c Pork was
firm; March and May advanced 2hc Lard Was
hrm and advanced 21.c,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-17

CTATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF RAMSEY,
- SIS. District Court Second Judicial District.
In the matter OF the estate Of Charles A. Anderson
iusOlvcnt.
Upon reading the petition Of w. j. Frenney and
others, asking for the appointment OF n receiver I
the real and personal property Of one Charles A.
Anderson, alleged In said petition to be insolvent
and for other relief, which eiton has been duly
filed IN the Office Of the clerk OF this court and, upon
due consideration,
II is hereby ordered that the aforesaid petition be
heard by this court al special term thereof, to be
held In the Court house IN the city OF Saint Paul in
said county, at the hour Of ten in the forenoon Of
Saturday the seventeenth day OF January. a. SO,
and that the said Char,es A. Anderson and, Also
Charles Bcinhsrd, and the 6rm OF Eldrcdge u Run
who alleged 10 said petition 70 be creditors Of the
sad Charles a. AnlcrsOn ana 20 have obtained from
the said Anderson unlawful preferences over the
other creditors Of said Anderson, and. also George
W. walsh and Fanny A. Anderson, who are alleged
~ and by said petition To he in charge Of and IN
possession OF certain goods. chattes and effects of
said Charles a. Anderson, aDd. also. all otner per-
interested in the estate OF the said Charles A.
Anderson. either creditors otherwise. then aud
there. tUwit at the special term Of this afOre
said. show cause Il any there be- why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
II Is further hereby ordered. that upon fling the
security THIS day approved NY me. writ OF In
junction issEe as asked in said pc ton.
Il T. further hereby ordered 7 ,at notice Of this
order and % the hearing Of said petition be given
al persons Interested, by serving a copy Of this order
upon the said George ". Walsh and The said Fanny
a. Anderson and the said Charles Bernhard. and
upon some member OF the firm of EidFedge & RUIZ
personally. before the fifteenth day OF January
A. D 1s>5 and by publishing copy OF this order
each Gay foT four successive days, commencing with
"Wednesday The fourteenth day Of January. A. D.
fssi IN tic int Paul DAILY GLOBE, newspaper
printed and paUiished IN said county.
Dated at saint Paul. Mlnn this 18th day Of January
1ss5.
BY the Court.
ORLANDO sIMONs.
1911 Judge Of the District Court.
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Headache,

SrTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- SIS. In Probate Court, special term, Decembe
81, 1884.
In the matter of the estate of Douglas B. Turnbull
deceased.
Whereas, an instrument In writing purportng to
be the last will and testament of Douglas B. Turnbul,
deceased, late of said county, has been delivered to
this court;
And whereas, Mary l. Turnbull has filed there
with her petition, representing among other things
that said Doug B. Turnbull died in said county on
the 20 day of October 1884, testate, and that said
petitioner is the sole executrx named in said last will
and testament and praying that the said instrument
may be admitted to probate, and that letters tesla
mentary be TO her issued thereon;
II is ordered, that the proofs of said instrument,
and the said petition be heard before this court
the Probate office in said county, on Wednesday the
2sth day of January, 1885. at ten o'clock in the
forenoon. when all concerned may appear and contest
the probate of said instrument;
And Is further ordered, that public notice of the
time and place OF said hearing be given to all persons
interested, by publication of these orders for three
weeks successfully previous to said day of hearing
in the DAILY GLOBE, newspaper printed and pub
lished at Saint Paul in said county.
BY the Court, VIM. d. McGRORTY,
LIS. Judge of Probate
Attest: FRANK RoBEIT Jr., Clerk. janS-4w-sat
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ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.



MILWAUKEE, Jan. 16.-Flour was quiet but
firm Wheat steady; No. .. 7sSc;
January, 7SBc; February, 79Hc; March, Soc;
May, $3.50. Corn was quiet and tame; No. 2,
3SH039c: No. 3, CSC. Oats were quiet
but shade frmer; No. ?, 29c; No. ? white,
soc delivered. Rye was strong aud higher;
No. /, Gle; No. 2, size. Barley was
frmer; No. ., 53hc; extra No. 8, 4sc. Provisions
were easier; mess pork sold at sig. 10 cash and
January Sl2l5 February; lard, prime steam,
$3.50 cash and January; 1888 February. Sweet
picked hams, firm at S6 09c Live hogs
were easier at S4.200i.50. Butter was
quiet and steady; choice creamery, 2312sc; fair
10 good, 20032c; best dairy, l7DlSc. Cheese,
was steady; best new cream. 12Qi2Hc. Eggs,
were quiet and unchanged al 22c. Receipts,
1885 barrels of -four; 53,57S bushels Of whest; ;
2l,4O5 bushels Of barley. Shipments, 5000
barrels OF flour; $3.50 bushels Of wheat; l4,575
bushels OF barley.
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NV YoRK. Jan. i6-Flour. steady; receipts
$4,000 barrels exports. 1900 barrels; common
10 good extra, sSl5G3G5; superans state
and western, 81. 70Gs 25, good to choice, s.. 90
R575: white wheat extra y .00fb5. IS: extra
Ohio. s.. e0a5.T5, Minnesota patent process.
IS O076 o.; ST. Louis, IS sO15.75. Wheat
spot lots HG4c lower, and dull; options
dccliued i6tAc early in the day, closing with
4 recovery Of A6hc; receipts, 5000 onshels /;
exports II .OOu bushels; No. ? spring, Csc: IN
graded red. 67G95c; No. red. ole; No. ?
red, eLGe5hc; gugraded white, osGP4c
No. red. February sales, i,Ofs,0J0 bushels
at 9aE as3Se, closing AZ seae; March sales
5s0, 90 bushels al ~ = Gs5e. closing st 94He;
April sales. go, 600 bushels at s6a 996ac,
closing 81 96Se; Nay sales, 2,7i2.OOo bush
els At 97h G9SA c, closing a. CSC; June sales,
$4,000 bushels 81 0sss 20she, closing s.
9S4c. Corn. spot and No. arm, Others
4GAc lower; options shade lower, receipts.
lts,u0a bushels; exports, $4,000 basbels, IN
graded, 5Qts fe53A.c No. 5. 5i1 S5s4c; NO
steamer. ssES3kc; special January. SO
slhS No. January, s9ac; February, 81 sc.
trsi bali Of February, No. 2 S2c, old No. 2
s &c, steamer yellow, 5sL. G52,s steamer
Waite, 3 &c. gngraied white. s9fs5i ungra4ed
ycNow, s2Gs3ts No. ? January, 5sA G52 c.
cl1siuz a. 5sEc. February. 5uaG51ac. clos
s9tie, May. 50G50Sc. closing ~ i0kc- Oats
were @GS lover; receipts. 5000 brshsis ::
experts. 10 bushels. mixed western. s. = .
3sc. vhiie western. s7G.4Ce- CoGse- SPOT. fair.
RIO. quiet; options. dun - q shgkt deciiue .
sales we're reported - foiioSs; Is-s5o bags :.
February, Ss.J0LS.l5. Mach. $50; April
= 80, lay. $ 50. Jaae. 8 60. August, SIS
sagar was dTm: centrifugal eAc; Manila
sAsc, Brasil. 4sse; far 20 god rein
Ing vas eso-ed - faS4Sc: rsinsd 6Tm
a. ~ zfs standard A. 5ac; cot lo1f snd
crushed. 6hG6sc; Eranulated, 6ise; confsc
;iouers' A. &c MoiAsses. quiet out steady
sice, frm snd market fairly 4ciiTss do
uestic. sa@EIe- Feuo.ssn. firm: uaIte1
5asc, rsEasd, 7sse, cTaes, sss66ae. Tales
Wss steady 81 &C. ROsia vas quisf tri
steady a. Si-25GI-2 9 TnrPentins vas dgll
II 3iG9tEc- EsEs. western. deuEnt Gr1 Tor
tFesh 81 = p S2Sc. FurS- vas du ] ard droopluz
rev mes eEoseG 81 slA0uGI3s5 Beef
was eziat ard unsharcsd- Cat meats uere
s-essy. ior- clear uidtiss. S6.75. Lard va
liver; vestcr7 steam spot quoted .; SD
JsnaEry, SIS: geo-za-y. $. fgE7 p Nara
s. sfG5.se; April .S--SSs7.ss Nay. S7-ssz
7.tl- BsEts-. n socc cszEHd and nsrkss
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Assessment for Opening, Widening and
Extension Of Payne Avenue.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works, |
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, January Is, 1885,
The Board of Public Works in and for the cor
poration of the city of St. Paul, Minnesota, will
meet at heir Office, in said city, at 2 p. m, on
the I'd day of February, A. d. 1885, to make an
assessment of benefits, damages, costs and eI-
penses arising from the opening, widening and
extension of Payne avenue, from Magnolia street
10 Maryland street, in said city, on the property
on tx inc OF said opening, widening and extern
sion, and on such other property as may be
deemed benefited or damaged thereby.
The land necessary TO be condemned and taken
for said opening, widening and extension is de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: The east thirty three
(33) feet of the w q of the NV Il ofthe NE Il
of section 90, town 20, range %, in the city of ST..
Paul Minnesota.
All persons interested are hereby notified to
be present at said time and place of making
said assessment and will be heard.
JOHN HARRINGTON. President.
Official:
r. L. GoRNAE, Clerk Board of Public Works
1913
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WORK.
GRADING Dayton Avenue.
oYTTcE or The BOARD % PUsLEc WOES,
CrTT or ST. PAUL. MIN. Jaz. 70, 1855.

oYTTcz or The Board % PUsLtc WoEzs,
CrTT or ST. PAUL. MINI, jan 70, 1883 (
Sealed BIDS VIII Be received ~ The Board o.
Puhlc Works In and fo- the corporation OF fae
city o. 81 Pazi. Nianrsoiz. Il their once IN said
city. Until y n. On the zstb day Of szruzry,
4 -. I-s5. for TIE srzding u dayton avenue
from Dale street 20 Victoria street in
szsd city .secor1inZ TO the plans and specifications
On Gle IN tn once o. SAID Board.
a bond With e. Ieas; two (2j s1reties, IN san
Ct a. lsas; Srsafy gs9l per cent q tns gross
szzOuEf ID must Ecc03Dsuy each bid
Tie sad Beard reserves the ngsI 20 reject say
CT a. b1s-
JOHN PARRIyGToS. President.
OszcszI,
b L GoExGs. C.eTk Beard OF Public works
1874
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Duluth Wheat.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

to-day were trife lower and not very active.
Closing prices No l hard cash sShc bid May.
&c bid; No. . hard cash, sO1sc bid May,
IS Ilc bid; No. northern cash, 81 &c bid; May,
SIC bid No. 2 northern cash, 76c bid; May, soc
bid; rejected cash. Coo bid. Afternoon call :
Cash January wheat; No. hard S3Hc bid !;
No. l northern, s1l4c bid; No. northern, roc
bid; No. 3, CSC bid; objected. 6OHc bid;
May wheat, No hard, 's31ac bid: No. 2
hard, S5c bid; No. northern, soc bid. Re-
ceipts, 37,7S0 bushels of wheat Shipments,
40 bushels OF wheat. In store, 4,716,505
bushels of wheat
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-17

TIE stock yards were vel suspiied yesterday
With cattle Of an grades, bs; the dsmxnd Sss
very slow; ~ head % mixed led csFtle averasiuS
LEO pounds salt a. - isS: bach q eern
led bulls averaging i.s50 pounss sold az 81 .
Bas pFiees generally ibid auyers oG. These va
osly = moderate demand fo1 h-ss; 50 head ~
ers.iug ssS poasds sold a. s. 20. and . hzsch o.
store hog averaging ca Pognds rca.i Eed she sane
6Egre. There ar in the yards several ears 4
prime corn Ted shipping steers. held AZ 500
good Minnesota steers as - %. tzg COWS az - al
and corn FED balls AZ $40 Thc market j. vel
supplied saa several cars mere ars in si-ht-
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Chicago Live stoc,1.

CHICAGO. Jan. i6.--The Drovers Journal re-
ports: Hogs, receipts, % 90 head shipments,
$500 head; the market opened stronger and
averaged steady rough packing, S4.209f.4j;
packing and shipping, S4.5o64.75; light grades
81 s5G4 so; skips, s3.5O34.75. Cattle, receipts,
POOO head; shipments 5000 head the market
for good grades was strong; for common, dull;
export grades, s5.OOG5 IS; good to choice
shipping, 81. 10000 common to fair, 81 800
G4.50; stockers s3.40s4. 90; feeders, si.i01
4.s0; cord fed Texans, 81 O03l5O. sheep, re-
ceipts G.4O1 head. shipments, 600 head; :, the
demand was quiet aud the market slow but
steady inferior TO fair, 81 259S 80 per hundred
400; choice, S40OG4 40; lambs, Sl.00G4. IS,
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COMMERCIAL.
On Change.


ST. PAUL. Jan. 16.-The market was enerally
firm this morning. Soft wheats were higher but
hard varieties fell Nc May was offered at &c OF
yesterdays quotation, and 5000 bushels were
sold at sSc. Corn was in demand, with no old
| offering; new mixed was held at lc advance.
oats were steady; ! car No. 2 white sold at 26c
o. g. Barley was quiet but firm. Ground feed
was in demand with none on the market, but was
offered to arrive at soc over bids Bran and
other millstufs were firm and higher. Flour was
firm; ! car of Bakers sold at Ss.5 so. Hay was 6
little easier; 2 cars of wild sold at $500. Hogs
were quiet and fractionaly lower Seeds were
quiet but firm; eggs steady; butter unchanged.
Following is the call:
WHEAT-No hard, Sic bid; Jan. Sic bid /;
Feb. see bid; May SIC bid, SSc asked; No.
regular 74cbid; No. hard 76c bid; No. 2
regular 6Sc bid
. CoRN-No S6c bid Jan. 36c bid, 3Sc asked !;
May soc bid, Al asked: No. s5c bidi New mixed
3Jc bid, Csc asked.
OArs-No. 2mixed 2sll bid. 24Kc asked: o. t..
Jan. 2414c asked; May 27c bid, zoe asked !;
No. white 241s bid, 26c asked; No. white
2S,,c bid.
BARLEY-NO. 9, SOC bid; No. extra. as bid;
No. 37c140.
RYE-No. >, 45c bid.
GROUND FEEO-$l5. 90 bid, $3.50 asked to ar
rive
Corn MEAL-Sl4. so bid, in bulk $500 bid.
BnAN-SS.25 bid, 50. 90 asked f. OBJ: in bulk
1919 bid.
SHoRrs-S9.50 asked in sacks.
BALED HAY-S7. so bid, $3.50 asked to ar
rive.
TIMOTHY HAY-S9.5O bid. $3.50 asked to ar
rive.
LIVE HoGs-S4.0n bid.
DRESSED HoGs-S4.S5 bid, S4.95 asked.
Flax SEED-Sl 20 bid
TIMOTHY SEED-Sl IL bid S1.3O asked.
CLOVER SEED-S4.25 bid, $500 asked.
EGGs-lSc bid, zoe asked.
BCTTER-ItOll Sc, l0c, -, Ia, asked; dairy 17c
asked; creamery 24c, 26cG30c asked.
The following comparative table gives the
principal quotations the call on change Jan
uary 10, 1854, and to-day:
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 16, 12 m.-Wheat firmly
held: corn in good demand. Cargoesof coast
Wheat quieter; corn nothing offering Cargoes
on passage-Wheat turn dearer; corn steady.
MARX LASE-Wheat and corn firm. Country
markets firm. Weather cold and windy.
PARIs-Wheat and Hour turn dearer
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-17

Members OF the Board OF Trade aud Produce
Exchange should take notice that the new rules
for classification and sale OF produce on change
will go into force on Monday next when the
dairy produce, poultry aud fruit calls win be
made for the hrit time. The book OF rules and
classification, as adopted BY the board is now
ready for distribution.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-17
(utiiCura
Hrs. Smiths Case. and what the Rev. Mr..
gekinstry has TO say about 1t,

To THE PrBLfc: haYe been fearful sufferer
for dfteen years, most Of the time with what hss
been called Eczema or salt Rheum. Psoriasis and
L epra. and the ike. and have always been told
that there was no cure for me, ana have been 50
discouraged that 7 md Gs soon dc G9 lice. T
have been 40 badly afflicted sometimes that there
was not the smallest spot from The crown Of my
head 10 the solcs os my feet that was diseased
ard a. red crimson i would commence IN
small white spots. which had siiveTy appear
ance. but were Rot deep. bot il / attemptedsto
heal them. or soon after their FIRST appearance,
they world burn and rnn together Until there vas
a complets dry, red scale, whch wold become
20 indamed IS 10 crack and look Eery aud angry.
and the burning sensation would be almost in
toierabic.
Twas At times 40 lame tia, I could sesrssly get
about. and coald not dress myself EiihoaLassisi
auce. have tried many remedies and have paid
500 in a single instance 20 phy-irian, but have
ever obtained ouy temporary relief. Although
aeiped Tor tine, ! coon rslapssd again 10 be "a
BADLY troubled as ever, ard during tae winter OF
1881 snd i5Ss entered 80 m1ch IS 70 90 entirely
discouraged. L2sij1ue. however, was advised
By Elder anf Mrs. L-C. ScEinstry, who are weil
known N these regions. q try yoar CCTICUEA
REMEDIES. and / feit somehow little courage,
from their favorable opinion of them. % TT their
virtue. About the second week OF July iGst
commenced taking TIA remedies, and vitaiH six
weeks ] began 70 see Permsrsni Improvement,
until row toct. y sn sbJut IS good IS new,
and my fesh Is a. Tia 1esh OF enid
Mrs. BENZ. smith.
certify that the above statement Of ny wife Is
correct. and ! Join with her 50 expressing my
gratitude FOR the great beueEt ste hzs received
s. SMITH.
I certify that the shove statement . correct
Nr. smith /. prouiaeat nan in this community.
where kr lives. lie = vel kaown dealer II
st0cs aad Ms s.aiemsRt. viih that Of ks-vife, s
Tally entitled 70 eret1-
DOac e Sfsastsza, Province Of Quebec. this
tseHty- CAY % Cct0oer. lss2,
l. c. NcEISsTRT.
NiHts:er CO the Gospel.
L6TEz.-I hare seen Mrs. smith receutly AID
b.lsve her 70 te thoroughly ard Permanently
cured.
L {. NeKTysTRY,
Se-ry Asvsni CT Conf. P. @. No. VI and 70
S.H
Boston. sept. ., 1855.
CrTrcuRA BEsoLvESE. the rev blood uz-iss-.
s1d CrTIcrEa. auc CCTs-UEk soar. the greatskin
cares AID beaafizrrs, s-s SOD everywhere Price.
CrrIrvxA- - cents; sOe>s 3 cents; gEsoLTEzT,
SI.9c.
49,
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CONTRACT WORK
Grading Mississippi Street
OFFICE or TIE BoARp or PUBLIC WORKS,
CIT OF 81. PAUL, MINI, jan. 6, 1885.

OFFICE or TEE BoARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
CIT or ST. PAUL, Mimi, jon. 6. 1885.
Sesled bids win be received b. the Board Of
Public Works in and for the corporation OF the
City OF 81. Paal. Minnesota. 81 their oiice in
said city, until - N. on the Ietn day OF January,
A. d. ISs5. for the grading Of Mississippi stree;
from Penn-ylvsuia avenue 10 AekeE street. and
constructing the abuiuents for the proposed
iron bridge over the tracks o. the st. Paul, MIN
neapolis & Manitoba railroad. 10 said CITY. ac-
cordiug TO the plans and specifications On file in
the Office % said Board.
\ bond with At least Two fs) suFs'ies In a sun
Of g. least twenty COZ per cent. Of the groes
amount bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the night to reject Gay
or all BIDS
JOHN FARRlSGToN. President.
Offc al:
r. = GoRNAy. Clerk Board Of Public Works.
III
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CLEVELAND, Jan. 16.-Petroleum was quiet;
Standard white 40 sold at 7Ic.
PITTssUne, Jan. 16.-Petroleum was dull
certificates opened at 69hc; declined to 6shc;
rallied and closed at69Hc.
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BznAr ANo FtoCR-Wneat hresd C per u:
re brad le per %, Ven-a brad iar Per loat
Flosr. siraigas. SessG3. Is per ies -. p4tsnts.
s. secs IS Per loo Is. BueSWhca-. s.5se Per
ID. Grahzza. stsc per ..
BVErEz-Crvzuesy Soc per D; dzi-y sc per
ID; ocaki1g IsS 2iSc Per y.
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New York Dry Cool.

New YORK, Jan. 16.-The market continues
to- show increasing demand in all departments,
and while businers has been of fair to good
proportions, it is not proportionate to the inquiry
extended. A better feeling prevails and conf
dence is of steady increasing growth.
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FINANCIAL
NV YORK. Jan. l6.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

Money l@2 per cent. Bar silver, Sl.OSS'
stocks-Heayy and depressed during the past
hour and the lowest prices Of the day were gen
orally current near midday. Louisville & Nash
rille broke 10 %. better feeling prevailed IN
Itock circles this afternoon. There was an
advance of S@2 per cent. in prices, Delaware
Lackawanna d Western, Changers, Vdnderoilts
and Union Pacific being most prominent In the
lsxings. The market closed strong.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-17

MinF's & St. L.. II 90 preferred. :. 90
do preferred. ID. % South Pacific
Missouri Pacific. ssh sutro ........... -.
*Asked ..,No sales +Ofered SEX. mat.
coup. SEX. div. tEx Int. Eek. coup.