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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
Duluth Wheat.
Special to the Globe.

Speclal 10 the CJlOOe-
DCLCTa. Feb. I6.-Our market to-day was
quiet, steady and firm. The were very few buy
ing orders the floor, and they generally
limited TO May. A fair demand was noticed for
cash but sellers were rather conservative in
their views. which cansed light trading al!
around. Following the closing quo
tations at the morning session: No l hard
cash, so &c; February, S0Ac; May, $3.50; No. /
northern, cash. &c; May, SSc; June, S4c:
No. ? hard cash, 76Ac; May, s2&c; No. ,
northern cash. 74Kc; May, 791c; June, NC ::
No. 3 cash, CSC; rejected cash, Csc; condemned
cash, Csc. Afternoon call: Cash wheat, No.
l hard, SIC; No. 3, Csc; rejected. Csc; con-
demned Csc: February wheat, No. / hard,
1c No. 2 hard, &c; May wheat, No hard,
Sj1ac; No. northern, s3Ac; No. hard, SIC;
No. northern, 1880. receipts, 1885 bush
els OF wheat. Shipments, 1,l36 bushels
Of wheat. In store, 5.628,Ts2 bushels of
wheat.
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New York, Feb. lG.--Tbere was considerable
activity in mining stocks during the forenoon,
transactions having footed up over 1900 shares,
the largest total for a long time. Annie sold
az o., Brad-hsw 05, Bode ol5, Barcelona 10,
Consolidated Pacific 9l09OG91, Consolidated
California & Virginia -, Hale & Norcross 425,
Horn Silver a3O@ 225, American Flag "a, Durango
s., Decatur 10, Dahionega Of, Gold Stripe o.
Kossuth 10, Lacrosse llal2@l0, Little Chief SO
New Pittsburg az, Robinson % and Rappahanz
mock 05as0o. In the afternoon the market was
neglected, only l,400 shares having changed
hands mp TO 2 o clock. Consolidated Pacific sold
at 9O9gl, Robinson 30, and Rsppahannock OF.
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milwaukee, PrOduna.

MILWAUKEE. Feb. 16.-Flour was quiet and
steady, with light demand. Wheat was firm;
No. ,, 772c; February, 77Ac; March, IKE;
April, 7SHc; May, S31ac. Corn was quiet and
steady; No. 8, 39c. Oats we're very dull; No.
2 white, 30GS0Mc. Rye was higher; No.
!, 66c. Barley was weak; No. ., sake; ex-
ira No. 8, sic. Provisions were higher; mess
pork sold at $500 cash and March; $13.25
May; lard, prime steam, 81 cash and
February; sos March. Sweet picked
hams, firm at So 09 &c. Live hogs were lower
at $4,000. 90. Butter, firm for choice grades:
choice creamery, 25Q30c; fair to good, 20G22c; ;
best dairy, 1SG20c. Cheese was very quiet; best
new cream, l2Q12hc. Eggs were scarce and
higher at % G24c. Receipts, 2,505 barrels OF
flour; 80, i20 bushels OF wheat; 1878 bushels
OF barley. Shipments, 1875 barrels OF four
465 bushels OF wheat; $3.50 bushels Of
barley.
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ence was trihing. Demand at current figures Is
limited, millers taking such amounts only as are
needed for present Use, though premiums are
well maintained on distant future transactions.
Inquiry steady for low and OF grades, but with
the small amount arriving receivers are enabled
to sell by sample OF above grade values, and
hardly any low grades go to sale except as sam
Piles. Corn and oats were both quiet and easy,
and feed lower. Hay continues in good request,
especially choice lots. Transit appears on the
down grade.
Wheat--No. / hard opened on call with sellers
at S214c for cash. SIC March and 81 4 c. May;
car OF choice sold by sample at S3c f. o. b.
No. hard was held Sic cash, s0Hc February,
and 55c May; by sample cars sold at 81 &c to
arrive.
No. sold by sample only; held at 74c By
grade for cash and at roc May. Sample safes
Four cars free at 75c, at 7ec, o. t. at 7sc ami
at SIC.
Samples of No. brought CSC o. t. Nothing
done in grades.
A car Of No. sold by sample at NC o. t.,
of rel ed at CSC, / az zoe, aud u car no grade
at Coo.
Ccrn-Prices steady and unchanged with re-
ceipts somewhat heavier: rejected held at SIC.
Oats--Quiet and trading scarcely as animated
as week ago though prices rue steady
No white, 25@25Xc; No. 2 mixed, 24QDS5c;
rejected, 23Gl24Mc.
Brln-Receiving more attention but at easy
p rices; car lots S8.S5Q1S.s0
Shorts-Market quiet and uninteresting with
sellers firm at S9.25619.75.
Flaxseed-Quet and steady at S1.36.
Flour Movement fair at lower quotations.
Patents, 81 85@5.10: straights, $i.65G4-8o;
clears, S3.40@3. rs; second bakers. S2.75g3.OO;
low grades, Sl.75M2. 90; buckwheat, 81 50D5.50;
rye per 100, ST. S50l.95
Corn Meal-Quiet with demand moderate
Unbolted 4.00@l5. 90; bolted, $l7.00@1S.O0
Dat Meal-Steel cut, quiet; s. 35D3.0o per
half Dbl.
Mixed Feed-Some outside inquiry for good
and with fair local trade prices are we'll sus-
tanned. No. l, $4,000 15.0 90; No. 2, S120o1
400.
Hay-But little to be found and with an &C
tive inquiry for fine upland. Quotations continue
firm. The strength is reflected by all grades and
timothy meets with fair share of attention.
Warmer weather is likely to ease off the market
with increased receipts. Fine high col
ored, SS.75@9.50; fair, ST. .OO@98.o0; OFF color,
So .OO@6.OO; fine timothy, 50 OoG1 10. O0 medium,
IS O0@S.50; large bales. ST. 00G7.00.
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chica-oIire S,neS.

CHICAGO. Feb i6.-Ths Drovers' Journal 70
ports; Hogs, receipts. 1900 head; shipments
head the market was slow bat STEADY;
rough packing. S4.s0Ss.sO; packing snd ship
ping. s.. 7SS5.i9; skips. s. s0Ss4.sO. Cattle.
Feesipss, $500 head; shipments. none. eastern
TOads refusing 10 take stock oa soCour; % bad
weather; trade vas slow; exports. s. oOc6 y {.
shipping steers. so 70 l.sQ0 pounds. s.. -
SIS, i.iu1 % 800 rosnds. sf-5SG5 IS. o.
10 100 pounds. s4zS. Texans. - s57$ g.
sheep. receipts. :. So head. shipments. .
bead The market WIS steady; common 70 ne
dun. So. sS.1s per hpaircs weight; good
g ass: choice to cxtrs, s. SECS. The live
stock D0ovsrs' Journal Liverpool special quote
American cattle dull; best Ersisx g sse 6rssset
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CONT ACT WORK
Sewer Oh Broadway.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD or PUBLIC WoREs,
CITY OF ST. PAUL. MINI. Feb. 10, 1895.
Sealed bids will be received oy the Board OF
Public Works IN and for the corporation OF tbs
city OF St. Paul. Minnesota, at their office Ia said
city, until IL III. on the 2orI day Of February,
A. u. 1888, for rebuilding und repairing
Broadway street sewer from point 122 feet
south Ok Third street. TO point
$50 feet north OF Prince street Inanhole
In said city. together with the necessary catch
basin. and manholes. according to plans and spec
lfcatons on file in the Office of said Board.
bond with at least two 81 sureties, in a sum
Of at least twenty (20) per cent Of the gross
amoun; bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves thr right 10 reject anY
or all bids.
JOHN G. TERRY, President, pro tenn
Of8cial:
r. l.. GoENAs, Clerk Board Of Public Works.
lZ--52
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OTHER MARKETS.
New York Dry GooIt.

-'H" 7 Ut = DIV 'TII'1Et
NEW YORK, FEB. 16.-The demand has been
Of very light proportions owing to the severity
Of the rain storm all day, which caused a ike
Interruption TO request and movement. Winter
styles Of Riverside and Oswego mills worsted
suitings. Laphams Ga fancy all wool csssimercs
and Berkshire "a and Ga Union cassimercs
were opened in all markets to-day for the reccp-
ton OF orders.
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LrvzzPooT- Feb. u, lz n" nea; and corn
qnlei. Cargoss Of coast: Wheat ana corn
corn very inactive CsEgoes On passage; Wheat
aad con- very few BIDS
MAEk Lane FEB. It" heat AID coIn rather
easier. Co1ntry markets tarD easier Farmers
deliveries pas; week between - and 5000 qrs.
Weather vet.
P.ris. FEB. 1s.-Thest and nour quist.
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Nv YoRk- Feb. is.-Fiour. DAN; receipts
1900 barrels; exports. 500 barrels; S0lEo,
% sOod extra. sSe0Gs-Ss; sape-6ne state a,
~es,sra. - 5OG8Go. cO0i 20 choice. Sc
GS.so; white waesi exfrS 4.ssG5-s0; vxrr
oeio. - ooassO. Minnesota passai proces-
S.TsGSs0; - Loais. Ss.5dss.ta whsr
$50; los 4 tribe better: Options steady. n
esiPts. Sa.0go bsshsis; exports. 49,. szsA.ls
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either way exceed Il per cent, except for Della
ware, Lackawanna & Western, which is up per
cent, and Missouri Pacific, which is Ia per
cent lower. The total sales were SEQ, 0S6 shares,
but, except Delaware, Lacknwanna Western,
there were only four stocks in the transaction
each OF which amounted to as much as 30, 600
shares, viz: Chicago, Milwaukee q St. Paul
10000, Union Pacific 81, 5l5, Western Union Tel
egraph 3l,o3o, Chicago & Northwestern 1000
shares. With the exception of Erie ends new,
which were moderat. ly active, the railroad bond
market was dull, but prices generally we're
higher. The onds mentioned sold down in the
morning from SAX to 543s, rallied in the al er-
noon TO 54A and So each, under rule, and closed
at 541s, decline of Il per cent. West Shore
lists are dull at s5' Q55, loss of y per cent.
But Louisville 6 Nashville trust bond IS are up
ga per cent. al IS, Oregon improvement LIST at
81, and LehIgh & Wllkesbarre lists consols
assessed at SO, each per cent, and Elizabeth,
Lexington u Big Sandy IS at 80, 3H per cent.
from the last previous sales. There was one sale
OF Nickel plate ends at 81, a drop of per cent,
and lists are unchanged at s54. Missouri Pacific
coupon lists are l 4 per cent. higher at 103, and
Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy Denver division)
As OF l,922, q per cent. higher at 92z. Lake
Shore regular lists gained per cent. at 1871, and
Evansville & Terre Haute lists u per cent. at
lOl. Chesapeake & Ohio LIST series E unchanged
at 7S, and curren: y Is Y per cent lower at $50.
Pennsylvania Railroad company 4 as coupons at
80, show an advlnce OF l per cent, and New
York Elevated lists are Il per cent. higher ut
117H. Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western lists
also rose Z per cent to l01h. Chicago, Mil
wauaee & St. Paul issues traded in show only
slight changes from the last previous quotations.
Chicago i Northwestern sinking fund debenture
IS sold as low as 95H. but closed with 4 loss of
only 4 per cent at 60.
The transactions aggregated 100000 shares:
900 Delaware, Lackawanna & Western,
5000 Lake Shore. 81, OOU Chicago & North
western, 10000 New York Central ii 900
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul, 90, 900 Union
Pacific, 32,U0J Western Union Telegraph.
QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS AND BONDS,
Stoke All Donis cIoss1 !. Las following
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WORK,
Grading Aurora Avenue.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF Pueblo WORKS.
CITY OF ST. PACI MINI, Feb. 10, 1895.

OFFICE or THE BOARD OF PUELIc WORKS.
CITY OF ST. PACL MINI, Feb. 10, 1885.
Sealed bids will he received By the Board OF
Public Works in and for the corporation of ths
City Of st. Paul, Minnesota. at their Office ia
said city, until IL IN. the 23d day OF February,
A. ID. 1885, for the grading OF Aurora avenue,
from Rice street to Grant street, in said city,
cording 70 the plans and specifications on dle 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 u reject any
or ell bids
JOHN c. TERRY. President pro TEN.
Official
II. e G0EMAN. Clerk Board Of Public Works
1872
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ingly, and probably make more by it
than they lose, besides this the
season when Armour, the great
distributor of meats, possesses
himself of the product made by other pack
ers, but which has fallen into the hands of
outsiders through sales for future delivery.
He, of course, gets this product just as
cheaply as he can.
BREAK IN PROVISIONS
said that Mr.. John Plankinton was large
seller of pork last week. People who know do
not believe that the good natured Milwaukee
gentleman, who taught Mr.. Armour the
packing business. and who has been his
partner for twenty-five years, would lie al
lowed TO sell very much pork unless it was
pretty safe thing to 60. As TO how much of
break there will be opinions differ, but 81
pork is not regarded as too large.
AT THE STOCK YARDS
business was again interrupted by the storm
of yesterday. The stock due up to Sunday
night came in due order aud regularly, but
since then scarcely train arrived anywhere
near schedule time. Up to late hour this
forenoon the eastern roads were refusing to
take stock, and the chances we're that no
shipments would be made to-day. The cattle
trade is dull with the outlook for decline o!
IS To % cents per 100. There was fair
packing demand for hogs, and prices, in
general way, underwent little or no change.
The sheep market remains in the same IN
satisfactory condition as previously reported.
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4 remarkably handsome woman f. said 10
be the moving spirit in a pbilantbropbicsl
movement in Russia 70 supply the poor Of
that country With Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, the
great remedy for coIgEs z7e colds.
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Receipts and shipments for twenty -four hours ::
BIZ cars received. 1873 cars shipped
Reed sh'd
st. Paul Live Stock.

The live stock market - very dull, and there
is bat little densnd for any kind Of stock The
dressed beef that ia nOvs being showed npou the
market by Kansas City and Chicago Is croxding
out live stock in very perceptible degree.
Cattle-Marke: weak and dull. There
was some business bat sales could be
made only by slight concessions. NJ receipts.
Shipments car. Moderate supply carried over.
saiar rare
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NeNX York MnnaY

NEw YORK. Feb. 16.-Money at lG2 per
cent, closing at /. Prime mercantile paper
43o per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
unchanged at SLs3.. do. CT. demand 81 56h
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HOs--ln rea1! oeinGh1 4b1 very nrIn ~ quo
iaiions. Receipts very ligh., being only Few
small lots each day. sales we're:
Average
No. ". Is. Price.
SheeP-only fair. Good prime stock cells
readily at &c. No receipts. Shipments car.
Sales:
Average
No. vt. 2s. Price.
So .-s-------.-S1 - 80
Mich Cows-Two sold az SO each and Z, IS.
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PfTTssuRs. Feb. l6-Petroleum vas dull;
certificates oDened a. zoe, advanced 70 '4'.c'
declined 70 roc. and closed 81 'Jtse
CLz7z5AsD. Feb. 1C.-Petroisgn steaHy
10 =oId a. &c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce

To-day's wheat market rzs little else than
repetition Of yesterdays IN al important partieu-
la-s- TIE prices BID for herd and tie figures
asked Esrs the sane, aud Tor ITO sss5 TIE dfzer-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17

CHICAGO. Feb. 1G.-Tbisky was steady and
unchanged AZ 81 10.
CtscrxSArL FEB. To- whisky was gaiet bat
steady a. Sl.Is.
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ST. PAUL Feb. 1G.-The following quotations.
giving the range OF the markets during the day,
were received Oy NJ. Doran, Commission Mer-
chant:
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Figures Compared.

The following Comparative table gives the
principal quotations AZ the call change Feo.
10, 1854 and to-day:
1884. 1856.
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Minnesota Transfer.

The following cars were received aud for.
Nsrded b. the Minnesota Transfer Railway com
pauy daring the - hours ending At p. N Feb.
IS.
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Clover seed-s4.75 bid, s5.s5 asked.

Glover Seed-s4.75 bid, S. .25 asked.
Eggs-Fresh, zoe bid
Potatoes--S0c bid, 40c asked
Butter-No change.
Sales carextra white oats, exc: carp. t. !;
cars flour c. p; car feed o. G., SIS. IS; car
hay $3.50; 1000 pounds of butter. from sG13c;
25 sacks beans, 81 30; 40 sacks beans, 81. 40;
car feed, $500; half car country beef, 5ssc.
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Turuentine.


TnSrSsToS, y. C., Feb. 1G.-Tarpe1tins IL
frTn st 2T1zc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17

JACOB L. GREEN, President
JOHN NJ. TAYLOR, Vice President.
WILLIAM G. ABBOTT, Secretary.
D. II. WELLS. ActuarS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17

Threepe cents. .101tz Kansas & Texas. 159<
AVS coupons. .ll25s Lake Erie y ". 1919
L. s. news As. i221s Lake Shore. ..... GO >.
Pacific 6s OF 'S5..!.5 Louisville & NJ. 267s
C. p Bonds. 1st.110h L.. n. a. IL C.. E. %
| Erie seconds. -. SAL. NJ. d c. LIST pfd.. 10
Lehigh u w.. 90 dO2d pref'd... 5
La consols. . "a Memphis i Co.. 34I
Missouri 0s. ..1OlH Mich. Central. -. So
ST. Joe. .......1l65s hin1's st. L.. Tx
ST. P. d S. G. 1st.1l7A 90 preferred. =. %
4 enn. Us. old. ... 44A Missouri tacitc.. So IA
Tenn. 6s. new. -. a. Mobile & Ohio.
Tex P grant B.. a6k Morris 8, Essex 12O
DO Rio q. div. 50 N, c. & st. L.. 35M
L. p. lst's.......1l1A y. j. Central. SO
do land grant,. l08 Norfolk q W. pr. 22H
Sinking fund. ...1lSH Northern Pacific. 161s
Virginia 6s...... 80 do Preferred. 39A
Consolst 80. AZ Northwestern. %
| Deferred. ...... ga DO preferred. .l29
| Adams Express. .13n \. y. Central. 921s
Allegheny Cent. 81 ohio Central. $500 4
Alton & #. ii. -. 81 Ohio j. Miss 80. I5I
do Preferred 81 do preferred. :. 20
American. ....... 90l Ontario u West. 105s
! b.. c. r & NJ. 50 OREGON Nav. $50. e.
Canadian Pacific. 81 Oregon Trans. 1875
| Canada South n. 3J% Oregon lm.s..... 25M
| Central Pacific. 30L. Pacific Mall. ..... So
| Chesapeake s. o. So Panama..... 80. %
do LIST prerd... II Peoria. D. i E.. 121s
6o2d prsrd... PittsDurg* =. ....1341
Chicago i Alt. ..l30iz Pullman Pal Car. Ill y
co preleIreu- .-41O behuulS 1879
| CD. q Q.......l2lA Rock Island. LII q
est. L. q \ o. SO ST. & S. F..... 1914
est. L. i Pitts. : DO Dreferred... SO
90 preferred. l5h GO LIST prefc... SIX
C..S. & Cleve... % Nil. d St. Paul.. 725s
Cleveland q COL. 34H 90 preferred. .l0iz
Delaware u Il. -. 1914 st.Paul & Man.. .. 81
lei. " Lack. 97B Sl.Paul 81 On'a.. 26H
Denver Is r. Co.. ~ do preferred. So
Erie. .........-. 1874 Texas Pacific. 12H
DO preferred*.. 21h Union Pacific. -. Az
Tast T.. V. 4 g.. go United States. so
do preferred. 81 W..St L. & p. Az
Tort Wayne. LEO do preferred. 1l1s
Ian. & st. joe. 80 Wells & Fargo. ..I05
do preferred* s8% Western L. t.. So
Harlem .........195 Homestake. -. 9A
Houston & Tex. Is Ontario. ......... Il
Illinois Central. .l2lH Quicksilver 80. 3
Ind, B. & West. u 90 preferred. SIX
sex mat. coup. asked.
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THIRTY-NINTH
AEnull Statement
CONNECTICUT
Mutual Life
Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn.
Net assets Jan, !. 1894 s51,215.5s1 50
.REcEIvED IN 1884,
4SFOr premiums 81 TO7 49T 20
For interest and rents. 2,711,229 81
Front and loss.-.. 1891 81 7,502,014 80
s5s.7l7,5ss "a


Discussed IN 1854
TO Policy HOLDERS:
For claims by
death and
matured
nd
ments -. s, 542, 223 10
Surplus re-
turned TO
policy hold
ers. l. 1873, COS %
Lapsed and
surrender
ed policies S16475 ~
Total TO policy holders. IS, 512, 800 SO
EXPENSES:
Commissions to agents,
salaries. medical exam
iners fees, printing.
advertising, legal, real
estate, and all otherey
penses 659269 Cs
Taxes =. SS4, 10 Us
Sc. ,s45 70
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REAP PROFIT.

There IS still very good argument for fur
ther advance. Stocks with the exception o.
that Of pork are almost uuPrecedenty snail
sud the noysneut Of the product - points
where It goes into consumption has been
and at times Is very heavy. But il is very
seldom tast 4 market moves either up o.
down in 4 straight line and ne product has
been going for long while
in Que direction, according TO : sort Of Il
logical logic. il ought now to break. The BE-
ginning Of Lent is besides an epoch in the
provision season, just as the opening Of The
Regular packing season is another epoch.
The packers ALWAYS raid speculative prices BE-
fore they begin tn al their houses. Jobbers
aat consumers always insist upon a cOoces-
sien a. about the time the Christian world
turns fros flesh to dsh. Packers have been -
regularly called upon to make this eonoss-
sioa that they form their plans accord
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17

Ratio Of expenses OF management to
receipts in 1884 Observation-Disclosures. 81 per cent
Policies in force Dec. 81, 1851 c.. 934,
insuring .sls2 $50. 6s5 W
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Balance net assets, Dec. 81 1884. s52.2l1,7s0 90
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD or PUBLIC WoREs,
CITY oP ST. PAUL. MINI, Feb. 10, 1895. !
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Surplus by company's standard ... s., 121. S24 81
Surplus by Conn standard, per 4,ls5, G5S 81
Surplus by y. Z. standard An per
cent, 100000 %
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-04-16
ALL FOR BELLE MEADE.

Belle Meade is in the center of the
finest Agricultural district in South
West Kansas. Located near the geo.
graphical center of Old Meade county,
and at the center of population; and in
the center of the famous Crooked creek
valley. Belle Meade is truly ''beauti-
full for situation Cheap farms can
be purchased near town, and government
lands can be had in the vicinity. The
town company is not foreign company,
caring for nothing but 1.-The spoils.
The enterprise originated with actual
settlers. who intend to live in the coun-
try and have the true interests of the
country at heart. Good water .:an be
obtained at from % to 40 feet, and
living spring water near by. unparall-
ed inducements to those wishing to en-
gage in business are offered by the COM
pany. Come and see for yoorself, or
address the secretary of the town com
pany, for any desirable information.
j. NJ. BRANNoN, President.
j. 3. INNS. Secretary.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-04-16

The distinguished actress, Charlotte
Thompson, is engaged fog tsre lnight, in
McCarty's opera house, FI,aa y evening,
April 24th. The Comedy DIANA of
Jane Eyre will be presented This will
be grand entertainment ! he follow
ing is synopsis of the play:
Prologue-Banish to Lowo Cd. The
bane of Mrs Reed life rerno we'd ACT
IA woman's life begins The first
meeting. ACT II.-Love and duty
Again in Mrs Reed path. Jane saves
Lord Rochester. ACT [ U-From
storm to sunshine. The tri umph Of a
noble woman true to herself
Prologue-Mrs. Reeds house at
Gateshead. Acts, l, II n nd III at
Thornfeld Hall, estate of Lor | Roches-
ter. Eight years between pr logue and
Acts and II and one day bets cen Acts
II and III.