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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25
Minneapo is Produce.

There was very little doing In produce yester
day and the market ruled steady. Butter wa:
quiet. Cheese rather easier. Eggs, very LITTLE
DONG Apples Hrm"r. Other fruits steady
Good demand for known brands OF cidar. Poul
try easier. Dressed meats quiet. Following i.
the CALI
BUTrEE-Fancy creamery, 250e7c: choice
creamery, 22Gt24. dairies, good to choice, 2UQ
s2c; medium, l4Gisc; packing stock, &c; grease,
&C.
CHRrsE-Fancy full cream, 139i5e; part
skinned, OGIOc; fats, sGSc.
EGGs-25c.
BEAxs-Fine hand picked navIes, si.95; me-
diums, S1OO31.l5.
OYsTKRs-New York counts, 40c: selects, 32c
standards, csc; mediums, zoe.
FRUIrs-Apples, S2.7593.25 per barrel;
oranges. Valencias, count 420 S666.5O Mes
snas, count 900 to 22O, s3.5 q rs; Floridas,
russet-, 81 500 90; fancy. s. - d 90; I'm
ons, 81 500 90: pears, California, s3.5094. 90;
Oregon. So 5OG3 90; crsnberries, sl5.OOGl7 :. 90
per barrel; Cider. barrels, s6.5O17.OO; half bar
rels. s3.uOQ3.75.
NUrs-Hickory nuts, small, $3.50 per busheI:
large, 81 $50 per bGshel; walnuts, $3.50 per
bushel.
VEGErABLEs-Dry onions, So per barrel; pota-
toes. 3OG35c per bushel; beets, 4Oc per busheI;
cabbages, So t55c per dozen; carrots. s0c per
bushel; eeler, 3095Oc per dozen; sweet pota-
toes Muscatine, S2.50Ge.7 20 per barrel: Jerseys,
s. per barrel: turnips, 30Gl zoe per bushel.
POULTRY AND MEATs-rhickens, dressed, %
lie: turkeys, dressed, ll@ii1ie; beef, sides,
country dressed, SAGE; choice dressed, 81 L7e
hind qua t.rs, 1dic; foreQuarters, 5Q5 &c:
veal 599c: mutton, 5HI6Hc; dressed hogs,
4IsG5c; hams, f3Gzi5Ae.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25

| CHIcAGO Jan. ei.-Flour, quiet and IN.
changed; good To choice winter wheat aour So -
! tt4.5J; Michigan winter wheat -four 81 30
! liO1; soft s3riag wn-U f1lt, $500 E87,; Min
nesoiA bakers, Sj.i1atlO: patents, sis5 o
90; low graies, Sl.s5 l25l; rye nour, -. -
. 81 IN barrels. backwheat, s.. sSa3. IS per
100 polais in SACKS: SoItas MI
nois aud Missouri winter wnea; iSI-. 8. 25157i;
common 10 Choice Mia1esots, s3.512Ll) Wheat,
was qset, bat toward the close became weak
and excited. prices declining &c from the high
est figures OF the day, aud closed Ilsc lower
than the closing figures yesterday. the weak
ness az the close being attributed 10 excitement
Al London and more or less uneasiness at the
Loadon exchanges; sales ranged: January, 595,
GssOiic. closed a. 59Sc February. - \ GsOl. C
closed az 5sSc; March, s0sGs1Ac. closed
a. tO's GSOAc; May. s5a Go8Sc. closed A.
sSse; No. : Chicago spring, 793sOA e,eiosed at
7sG59isc. No. Chicago spring. 5uc: No. .
red. 81 &c: So.3 red. - &c. Corn, was quist
daring most Of the session, bet grew active
toesr4 the close. the market declining in sym
patty with wheat. and closed s.GSc lower
thai yesterGay; cash, S7A 1Sge; January.
55A43sAc, closed a. s7ae; February, 35A
6sSae, closed a. 374c; March. SIX =
Sssse. closed a. S7a. Gs7Se; Nay, al. 94f1c,
closed a. EILc. Oats were arm. bat weak
ened toward the close. closing Z. = &c uuder YES
teriay; cash, > 52sse: MarcB. ssli 1Rs c,
closed 81 sSHe; May. 81 : GSI &c. closed al
SiHc. Rye was drn Gt CSC Barley was dali
and mammal At 65G6ee. Flax seed was quiet
AZ SI.45ts fti.4S. Pork, was in fair demand:
opened shaae higGer, receded IpGiS4c and
closed steady; cash. Sls- ESQ 10: February,
SlsU5ssi2 Is. closed AZ Si2. O5G i2O5ls; March
Sis. isasI2- Is, closed 81 SIs.iSG ls-17ts; May.
81. 50 > Z 1885, closed a. sis. 40Gis ssT
Lard was in fair demand, snd 20 use higher
early. bat settled back ard closed steady. cash
IS. .5es6 So. FebrEary. So. SO2e.Ss. closed a.
g. sc ssts Nsrvh s5.s7 = % IS. closed az
-. ST's $3.50 Nay, sT.05G1i21. closed
az S1a5s21 .O1I. Bulk meats were IN
fair demand. but On e. shoulders. g. $50
-; s1.rs ribs. - iu,se IS; Short clear. 50 -
eos sattcr. Was quiei aud unchanged: cream
eries,s3s Q aSc; dsirics. sSE5se Eggs were stesiy
assssic. WHISKY vas sseadY Aud unchanged 81
SiIA
Receipts. 5000 barrels OF eo1r: 5000 bash
% Siett, i2s.o10 oasasls Of corn. ss.8'o
easses % oats. +0o9 b-stcls q rye.
SteQo- b1saeis Of harley Shipments, s.Ula
barrels q aorr; s7.000 bushels q wheat.
i60.oQo hEshs. % cora; -. 90 bushels Of
cas-; loo Bushes q re; 1900 easAsls OF
szr.ey-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25

tT-The following prices are for rouad lots
only
BACON AND HANs-Loas clears bacon. sa
9'te: dry salt = = &c; long roll is~. short
roll Il; breakfast. lie; shoulders
SC; hams 1sGi21c
FLOUE-Psleuts, s.. DOCS. % best winter wheat
patents, So; straight s.. winter wheat
straight S4.5ot5455, Bakers SXNN and clears
SIS CAS-; low grades, $500; rye aour. 2. sO1
SEQ per barrel; granan. spring wheat s. 3
winter wheat $40; 0uokwheat n5ur. s. 90.
BEANs-COmmon- 563ssc; MEDIUMS sc ?
81 %; hand pi Sed uelium, Si0oGl >; hal
picked navy. 81 2ids 20.
DREssED MxATs-BeeE city dressed. GtSs
7Se;extraprime beef. 5 &C; mutton. CITY dressed
&C: veal ii1isc; heavy, SL9c Country
dressed beef forcQusrters Je1sc: sides Sc hind
quarters 5G5e; couutry dressed mutton 5Il
6Sc choice single hogs SSl5GS.S5.
FuRs-Bear SSGi5. cubs IS e6. badger co q
sc. Wild cat sSeeSOe. fisher e. % ilsB %, red fox
81 40ss So cross fox s. - gray sc XII fox tOe
silver grey SIS AGO, lynx SiSsS, martcu 81 .JO5e
200 mink 500 coo. otter Ss1S. rncclon son sSe,
skunk aO.a.5c wolverine s9se tim Ser vsif 81 50
as. 90. prairie wolf soc u a. .. aasS rsf fslL
sG6c. winter. 7t1sc kit C, beaver. Hb-thern
SS.s0S4 per pound western Si.5o3a55 PET
pound
Rrpxs--Green sailed. Te-Ae; green. eestse;
dry aint. is s.e; calf dry. isse; green lie; deer
dry isSssOc: antelope, i5a3s2cs elk iSGfsc:
buIAlo. SssIOc. danaFed OF; sReeD pellS,
wsol estimated. sc per >. .amb Sseeeoc-
-Aiuioads-Tararonas s0c lvlca l9c, Cal
Fiiberts. Sicily, iSc. Peanut tG9c. Pecaus,
Texas. 9GlsS Indian nation Sc. Wainuts-
California - Napes rev isc. Grenob-.
isc Frcnch toe. hickory, large, s. sc. bark
shells 8. ssGss.sa etestuuts g 90. coca rats
S5.U0s5-.Oo per 100.
HoNzr-park zee. white clover, i3Gi9e; Cal
gornts white clover is.
Eors-wsssfas,sn Terrisssy. SOC; New York,
sc
Lrxs-uD ou-RSu. sc; S0nss Sc Lllseea
meal SsUlasI
NkLr-eoc1 sc per eusesL
MRS. POSx-sls.c0Gsis.s5 mess Sest SIC %
Gtl.uU.
orsrrEs-Ssazdsrds. sc; seisets Gee; New
NorS. co1uts sse per can
TALLow-No. !. SSc; No. 2 6.
Woot-Crw4seet. iFSt5e; WISHED so2es.
NHEVAEEEs-Caaos<e. eoc Per11z o. e.cArross,
SeseSs pee 12sl. p1car,ss. 25eS9c o. s pr
basarl. aais,s ess5c per oasae- q. z; sEceg
rotAtcss. JERSEYS. S4-o1 pee tzrrsl .
zcsSaIsnss. SSe1-59 per oa-ssI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25
COMMERCIAL.



ST. PAUL, Jan. 25.-The board market was
generally firm, with moderate amount Of
business transacted. Hard wheats were in de-
msnd at 1c advance; soft grades were steady;
9 cars of No. regular sold at 52c. Corn was
dearer and scarce Oats were very firm and
fully nc higher. Barley was in demand with
nothing offering but below grade samples; car
OF condemned sold at 35c. Feed
was dearer; 8 cars sold at
Sic. 90 o. G.; bran was quiet; corn meal was
steady; car Of bolted meal sold p. t. Hay was
in demand and firm; car wild sold at SS.5 and
2 cars timothy at S11.00. Dressed hogs were
quiet and a little weaker. Seeds were inactive.
Following is the call:
WHEAT-No. hard, s3c bid; Jan. sac bid;
Feb. sac bid; May Sc bid, soc asked; No
l regular, 75c bid; No. ? hard 7s980c Did; No.
2 regular 6sQ7Oc bid.
CoRS-No. ,, 3Sc bid; Jan. SIC bid; Feb
81 bid; May 40c bid; No, 3, &c bid; new mixed
375ac bid. 40c asked TO arrive.
OATs-No. 2 mixed "a bid, CSC asked JAN
24c bid, csc asked: May 29c asked; No. 2
white p C bid; No. white 24c bid.
BARLEY-No- 2, S5c bid; No. extra. IS bid;
No. 3 37cG40 bid.
RYE-No. =, 4Sc bid.
GROUND FEED-S15 bid, $1,000 asked
SHORTs-S9.O0 bid, $1,000 asked sacked.
CoRS MEAL-Sl4.5o bid, SIC. 90 asked boted
$3.50 bid, $40 asked.
BRAN-SS.OO bid. $500 asked; in bulk $3.50
asked.
BALED HAY-Ss.0O bid
TIMOTHY HAY-Sl0 bid; $40. so asked.
LIVE HOGs-S40 90 bid
DRESSED Hoss-S4.sO bid
Flax SEED--Sl 20 bid.
TIMOTHY SEED-S1.I5 bid; 81 20 asked.
CLOVER sEED-S4.25 bid, $500 asked.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25
NAVY York Proinn.

New YORK. Jan. 24.-Flour, dull; receipts,
5000 barrels; exports, 2,400 barrels; common
to good extra s3lO93.6o; superfne state and
western, S26O03.15; good to choice, $40
G5.75; white wheat extra. IS .00G5.50; extra
Ohio, S3.1O05.75, Minnesota patent process,
81. O006OO; St. Louis, S3.1005 go. Wheat,
spot lots nc lower; options opened h4Ac
higher, later declined 1850, closing at inside
rates: receipts, 81, QUO bushels; exports, 1884,
00J bushels; No. spring, SAC; ungraded
red, sS096c: No. red, S8hc: No. 2 red, 90
695Ac; No. white, csc; No. red, February
sales, Sos 900 bushels at 81 u 092Tc, closing at
9lXc; March sales, $4,000 bushels at 92S @
944c, closing at 93c; April sales, 1861 900
bushels at 94%@951c, closing at sake; May
sales, 1924, 900 bushels at 96h 097Ac, clos
ing at 9614c; June sales, loo, 600 bushels at
96% t974c. closing al 964c. Corn, spot lots
opened irmer, closing weak; options closed
heavy: receipts, $4,000 bushels; exports, JAG,
600 bushels; ungrsded, 53h056Ac; No. 8,
55055Hc; steamer, 55056hc; January, 81 &c /;
February 52h5Sc; No. 2, 55Kc: steamer
white, 56L4 c. No. 2 January, 55A@55%c, clos
ing al 55Ac; February, 5l@51Ac, closing at
sic: March, 50H@50Sc. closing at 50hc; May,
495sM50kc, closing at 1850. Oats were firm !;
receipts. $4,000 bushels: exports, 80. bushels {;
mixed western, 3J@35c; white western. STh
d4Oc. Coffee, spot fair; Rio, quiet: options,
fairly active and steady, closing weak; sales
were reported as follows: 1880 bags; February,
S7.7O@ rs; March, s7.S5@7.90; April, $500;
May, s.. 10; June. S5.150S.20; July, $3.50
$50; August, $40. Sugar, quiet but firm;
fair to good refining, 565 3-!6c; refined, firm:
white extra C, $50: yellow, 4A05c; cut loaf
and crushed, Is G5c; mould A, oAc; granu-
lated, TIC. Moiasses, quiet. Rice, firm and
fairly active; domestic, 4A@6hc. Petro-
eum was firm; united, esac. Kosn was dull
and unchanged. Tallow was quiet. Turpentine
was firm at 3OA Gslc. Eggs, western. quiet aud
steady at. sec. Pork was dull: clear back,
Si5.2 new mess quoted AT $l3.25. Beef
was unchanged. Cut meats were steady
long clear middles, 1915. Lard was irregular
western steam spot quoted at S7.12h; January,
STA; February, S7.U9GTl4; March. 81. IS
@723; April. s7.26G7.3l; May, S7.s5G7. 40.
Butter. demand firm and market fairly active
at l0G35c. Cheese was quiet, western fat
oGl1hc. Other articles are unchanged.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25
St. Paul Family Retail Market.

BREAD AND FLoUR-Wheat bread Sc per ID
rye bread &c per lb; Vienna bread 1Oc per loaf.
Flour, straight, S2.s50s. 45 per 100 lbs: patents,
g. 50@2. 40 per 100 lbs. Buckwheat 36a4c per
| Id. Graham, ~ per Id.
I BUTrER--Creamery 30c per Id; dairy zoe Der
ID; cooking 12H01sc per h.
| =. CHEEsE--l5@lSc per ID; Swiss 20030c.
CoFFEE-Green Rio, 15Q1Sc per 10; Java,
s5930c; Rio roast, 20025c; Java roast, 2504Oc
Mocha 35lU40c.
DRIED FRuITs-Vaencia raisins 1e1lc; London
layers 20c; Dehesa doc; currents rose; Turkey
prunes rose; French prunes 20c; dried apples
| l0@l5c; peaches 20@35c; apricots 35c black
berries-l5c; raspberries 35c.
80 EsGs-e5c per dozen.
FIsn-Codish steaks, 1910 per ID; whole fish.
lOc per ID; trout steaks, 121Ic per Id; salmon
steaks, zoe per ID. White fish and trout, 10c per
ID pike l0c black bass 12I.c; lake herring lOc |;
dressedi pickerel, l0c per h. Pckerel, croppes
and rock bass, &c per 10. Smells, l2Lsc per 10 !;
cells, Ice per ID. Kilt mackerel Is ID pals
S1.0001. rs; ''round shore" herring, per pail,
SIC.
FEUrTs-Apples, s5c per peck, $500 per
barrel; oranges, 25050c per dozen; lemons, q
SOC per dozen: cranberries, 15c per quart. 49,
HoNEY-ln comb 20c@25c.
3 MEAFs-Beef roasts 12,s 015c; round steak
-121Ic;' sirOin steak 15c; porterhonse steak 15c;
coined beef 6c@l0c; mutton roasts 12H c@15c;
chops 121s @15c; stewing pieces 5c@Sc; veal
roasts l2H015c; outlets 15c stewing pieces
s9l2hc; pork roasts SO Toe; chops 1Oc; infe
rior pieces 615c; sausage in bulk or in cases Sc;
lard10Gi25lc.
OYsTERs-In cans, standards 25630c; selects
35G40c,N. Y. counts soc; in bulk, standards
Csc: selects 45c; n. 7. counts 55c per quart.
POULTRY AND GAME-Chickens 10Q12Kc;
ducks and geese 12Hc; turkeys 12H015c; par
-tridges Csc pair quail soc pair.
SUGARs-Granulated &c per h.; coffee A 6Ic
per ID; extra C 6Ac per ID. yellow c &c
per ID.
TEAs-Gunpowder 5Oc0Sl 90; OSong 5Oc@
sl.O0; Young Hyson 6OcG 81 90; Japan 80
a Sc.
vEGETABLEs-Be (dried) $500 per bushel;
cabbage SG1I0c per head; carrots 40c per bushel;
ho-seradish l0c 10; onions 60c bushel; potatoes
30G45c bushel; parsnips zoe bushel: rutahagas
t5c bushel; squash 1Oc each; sweet potatoes
5clb.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25
NOTICE

hereby give notice to the public that on the
seventeenth day OF January A. d. 1885, Charles
A. Anderson, trader lately engaged In business
at the city Of Saint Paul in the county of Ram
sey in the state OF Minnesota, was duly declared
and adjudged TO be insolvent by the District
court within and for the Second Judicial district
OF said state and the county of Ramsey therein !;
that the date last aforesaid ! was duly ap-
pointed by said court receiver OF all and singular
the property, real personal and mixed, of the
said Charles A. Anderson; and that have ac-
cepted said appointed and have duly qualified as
such receiver .- +.
The decree Of insolvency aforesaid was en-
tered, and the aforesaid appointment OF re-
cever was made under and in pursuance OF
chapter one hundred and forty-eight 14S) Ut the
general laws Of the state Of Minnesota, enacted
ut the legislative session Of the year 1881. All
creditors OF tue said Charles A. Anderson,
claiming the benefits Of the statute above re-
ferred to, are hereby notified to fle their claims
as such creditors with the undersigned within
twenty, l20) days after the date OF this notice.
Dated at Saint Paul, Minnesota, this twentieth
day of January, A. d. 1885.
FRANK FORD,
Receiver.
Office Of Receiver in Gilfllan Block, Saint Paul,
Minnesota
JOHN w. WILLIS, Attorney for Receiver.
20-26
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.


MINIATURES. Jan. s4.-Flour was firmly held
with demand light. Wheat was weaker; No
:. 7sAe; January, 7sac; February, Tshc:
March, 79l4c. Corn was entirely nominal ;
80. ,, 4l&42c; No. s, 4OQ41c. Oars were
hrm; No. >, soc; No. ? white, &c. Rye
was scarce and firm; No. /, csc. Barley was
active; No. :, 55hc; extra No. 8.
s. &c bid. Provisions were easier: mess pork
sold at Sl2. 90 cash and February; sl2:2
March; lard, prime steam, So 50
cash aud February; $3.50 March. Sweet
picked hams, firm at ss49c. Live hogs
were firm at S4.3GG4.65. Butter was
higher: choice creamery, es03 C; fair 10
good, 2)922c; best dairy, l7G1sc. Cheese
was quiet aid unchanged; best new
ream- l2Gl2isc. Eggs. were firm at 220
s2he. Receipts. 4,l90 barrels OF -four
1858 bushels Of wheat; 2l,4ul bush
els Of barley. Shipments. $3.50 barrels OF
hour; 4jS bushels OF wheat; 5,l75 bushels OF
barley.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25
Duluth wheat
SPECIAL Telegram 10 the Globe. 7

DULUTH. Jan. 24.-The closing prices Of
morning session on change to-day were: No
hard cash. s4Sc bid; May. s9Sc bid +;
No = hard cash, Sic bid: May,
S. nc bid; No. northern cash, size bid
May. ssHc bid; 10. northern cssh, &c bid
MAY, sic bid: No. 3 cash lie bid: rejected
cash. 66c bid Receipts. s6,O4S oushsls OF wheat.
Shipments. LOIS bushels Of wheat. In store,
s,iSS,3ia bushels of wheat. 81
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25

There good demand for all grades of
wheat with'prices firm. Corn was scarce and
firm. Oats very scarce and in good demand.
Barley quiet. MillstuHs in active demand and
moderate supply Hay steady. Following is
the call
wHEAT-No / hard, Save bid; No. hard,
s2Isc bid; No. regular, 75c bid; No. 9 regular,
~ &C bid.
CoRN-Rejected 37@3Sc.
OATs-No. 2 white, 25a26c bid; rejected, 239
csc.
FLOUR, Patents. s5.15G5.25; straghts, $3.50
Q475; clears, Si.O0I4.25; low grades, 81. so
G2.50; bgckwheat, Sa.75Gl3. 90 per hundred.
BRAN-sS. 5O1s.15.
SHORrs-S9. 50G9.75.
GRouxD FEED-No. /, s14.OO1f4.50; No. 2,
s12 5O0I3.5O.
HAY-Timotby, s9.5Ods.75: No. wild, baled,
So O0@ss25; No. ., S6.5OGI7.50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25
Executors Sale.

I, the undersigned, will, pursuant TO order Of II
cense Of the Probate court of Ramsey county dated
January nth, 1885, sell at public auction on Satur
day, January 81, 1885, at ten o'clock q. m, at the
wabashaw streets), the following described personal
estate, to-wit:
Hotel fixtures and furniture, bar-room fixtures and
furniture and all other personal estate and property
bel Jnng TO the late Charles Kellermann, deceased
In and about the st. Paul House, also the stock Of
wines, liquors and cigars, and al other personal
tate and property in and connected in running said
house. Terms of sale, cash.
Dated January 81, 1885,
CHARLES FABER,
Executor of the estate Of Charles Kellermann, de-
ceased.
F. F. WILDE, Attorney for Executor. 1929
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Chiesr,LivsS soox.

PoTrss Kegs. receipts. 1900 head. shipments.
400 heads the market vas xtrorz;
roaEa paSkizs. ss-SoEss0, packing aa4 sAlp-
FsnE. sf.sy-f7s light grades sssOz4 -.
skips ss-s01AsS. cAssle. rSsssps.. 500 hssa
szsPasazs, sso0 had; tie aEkss was dsl
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Produce Exchange.

| Prices yes terday on Change were about
steady. Butter quiet but frm 5000 pounds
Of packing stock sold at SC. Cheese was a little
weaker. Eggs were firm; % cases extras sold
at &c. Poultry was about 1c off. Flour was
steady: car of rye -four sold at $3.50 and car
p. t. Potatoes were quiet but steady. Apples
were sitter and show signs of further advance !;
orang's firm; lemons quiet; cranberries very
firm; cider steady; grapes quiet. Following is
the call:
BUTTER-Extras, 29c bid gee asked to arrive;
extra frsts, 2Gc bid, 26c asked; frsts, lsc
asked; seconds. l3c bid. I6c asked; thirds SC
bid; packing stock, &c bid, Sc asked; grease
butter &c bid.
CHEEsE-Fancy 1oKc bid, lie asked; fine
full creams &c asked; fine part skim chedder
and flats, &c bid.
EGGs-Extras, 2ic bid; frsts, Isc bid, zoe
asked; seconds, l0c bid; lined aud ice house
| extras, ....
PoULTRY-Turkeys, 12c bid; choice, lie bid,
l2Aac asked; medium, 10c bid, 12c asked; com
mon, SC bid; chickens, extra, lie bid, I299c
asked; choice. &c bid; medium, 71sc bid; com
/ mon, &c bid.
GANE-Quail, 81 90 bid, 81 so asked
! PorAToSs-Choice, 35c bid, 40c asked.
! SWEET PoTAroEs-Jerseys, $3.50; Illinois S.
/ APPLEs-Fancy, s.. IS bid $3.50. asked; Stan
! dard, $3.50 bid; fair, ST. 75 bid.
! oRANGEs-Fancy Floridas, $3.50 asked; prime
! 50 80 asked.
LEMoSs-Fancy, $500 asked; prime 81. Is.
! GRAPEs-Malagas, $1,000 bid.
CIDEn-Dufys $500 bid; Michigan, 81. IS
/ bid
CRANRERnIEs-Ben & Bugie (cape Cod,
$500 asked; Bell s. Cherry, $500 asked.
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and weak, and values 1o015c lower; export
grades, S.. 9O06 l5 good to choice shipping
S. SOFAS rs; common to medium, "a. 5005.a5
stockers, sSOO04.OO; feeders, $4.00G4 go
Sheep, receipts, 1900 head, shipments,
none; the market was steady; inferior
to fair, S2.20QD3.00 per hundred weight;
common to medium, So. 2004.OO; choice s4.OO
14.60. =;
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 24.-Wheat quiet bnt steady
corn firm. Cargoes of coast: Wheat firm, corn
steady. Cargoes on passage: Wheat buyers
hold OF corn firm.
MARK LANE, Jan. 24.-Wheat slightly better
corn steady; country markets steady.
PARIS. Jan. 2l.-Wheat and lour steady.
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New York DRY GoOdz

New YORK, Jan. 24.-In consequence of the
very disagreeable weather, and more or less in
terrupting trans portalion, the demand has be en-
less active, but through the deliveries on orders,
good deal of sales have been reached.
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THIRTY DAYS
WORK
Grading University Avenue.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs, !
CITY OF ST. PAUL. Mimi, Jan. 10, 1885. (
Sealed bids will be received by the Board OF
Public Works In and for the corporation OF the city
OF St. Paul, Minnesota, at their Office in said city
until ~ m. on the End day of February. A. D..
s55, for the grading Of University avenue from
Rice street TO Grant street in SAID city accord
ng 10 the plans and specidca tons on file in the
Office OF said Board.
bond with at least two (2) sureties in sum
Of at least twenty (20) per cent. Of the gross
amount bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President
Official:
II. L. GoRxAN, Clerk Board OF Public Works
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