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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-01
LOCAL MARKETS.
81. Paul.

ST. PAUL, Dec. Sl.-The board opened this
morning with considerable sctivity,e specislly
in futures. when bidding became quite lively.
Wheat would have been advanced had the
Eastern markets warranted IL. As IL was Il
hrH ed up sc. Corn and oats were a little
stronger. Barley aud RE we're arm and
STEADY. The weather being a little shade
cooler, hogs are IN little better demand and
are quoted higher. Hay steady and frm.
Hrclul le-f rrrlf cCrn meal unchanged e.rr
In light demand; bran stronger; eggs firm
Board adjourned till Saturday.
Wheat-NO. ] hard. s91Ec bid; January.
s0c bid; May, s61fc bid, $50 asked; No. /
Northern, SAGE old; No. Northern ESGslc
bid.
Corn-No. 9, use bid. l0c asked; January,
32e bid, Csc asked; Nay, $50 bid, 3sc asked;
new, Gle bid, 54c asked; January. 32c asked.
Oats-No. 9 mixed, 2ec bid. 2ec asked;
January, % &c bid,29c asked; February. Is &c
bid, 30c asked; Nay, 3i5sc bid, s3c asked; No
2 white. 2ec bid, SOC asked; 10. white.
ss1ze bid.
Bariey-No. 9. $50 bid; January SIC bid;
No. 3 extra fSE,5lc bid.
flye-No. .. 47c bid. SOC asked.
GROUND Feed-siS bid, S1f asked
Corn Meai-Bolted, ST. asked; cosrse, tll.
shorts--sg bid. $3.50 asked.
Bran-sS.50.
Baled Hay-s0C8sO bid. S6.5O0e.75 asked.
Timothy Hay-S9 bid. $40 asked.
Live Hogs IS 90 bid.
Dressed Hogs-s4 bid, % asked
Flax Seed-sI bid.
Timothy Seed-Si.5o bid.
Clover Eeed-St.I5 bid.
Eggs-i9c bid, zoe asked.
Sales-2 cars No. corn, February, SEC; 2
cars No. mixed oats, 22c; ear No. mixed
oats, January, z55ac;3 cars No. 2 mixed Jan
uary. 29c; = cars corn, new, 8l5Sc; car oats.
s9c; ! car ear corn, S3c; 2 cars hay, S8.25;
cars hay 81. 80; car hay, SO. IS; car feed
cIa 80
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-01

CTATE or MINNESOTA. SuPREAE COURT
~ General October Term. 1885.
Ordered that tbs following rules OF this court be
and they are hereby amended so a. 60 read:
Rule lX--The party removing 3 cause 20 this
court shall at least Que day previous TO the argt-
nent deliver to the clerk eight copies, one for
each OF tho judges. one for the reporter, one for
the clerk and one for the state librarian. Of the
printed case Or paper book and Of the ASSIGNMENT
OF errors and OF bis brief points and ailthcri-
ties The case or paper book shall consist OF 40
much Of the return as VII clearly aud fully pre.
sent the questions arising on the review with the
reasons Of the court below Tor its decision il any
dict or hnding and judgment II there be one. The
fclcs o. ire case OF paper book shall be distinctly
numbered in the margin- PreExed 90 the brief
but stated separately shall be Assignment Of the
errors asserted and intended to be urged Each
specification OF error shall be separately. dis
tnctly and concisely stated cnd the several snci-
hcations q error shall be consecutvely numbered.
When the error specified IA that any finding Of fact
OF the court below referee - not sustained by
evidence. IL shall specify particularly The finding
complained o. No error not affecting the iuris-
dicton over the subject matter win be considered
unless stated in the assignment OF errors
On the opening Of the argument the other party
shall II Ike manner furnish eight copies OF his
brief OF points and authorities.
Rule Kat least twenty days before the term
OF this court NJ which cause Ia noticed FOR trial
BY the appellant or plaintiff in error. and IN all
eases At least twenty days before tbs first term o.
this court commencing more than eighty days after
the appeal Is perfected writ OF error served the
appellant or plaintiff in error shall deliver 10 the
adverse party a copy Of the paper book and OF the
assignment Of errors and of his points and authOr-
ties. and on or before the first day Of the term az
which the cause IS noticed for trial the respondent
OF defendant In error shall furnish the adverse
party copy Of his points and authorities.
h1le AAVlfI.-Paper books, the assignment OF
errors and briefs shall be neatly and leeibly
printed With black ink white writing paper,
properly PACED at the top with margin on the
cr.c- edge of one inch-and-a-hah The printed
page shall be seven inches long and - 80 c-and-a-
half inches wide, and the paper page shall not Dc
more than nine inches long or seven inches wide.
each brief shall be signed BY counsel preparing il
snc each paper book and brief shah be stitched
together with its proper designation and the title
Of the cause printed on the outs ide.
Ordered further, that this order be Published
once Gu each OF three successive days IN the fol-
lowing newspapers, to-wit. the Daily St Paul Pho
neeF Press. the Daily Sc. Paul GLOBE. the Daily
Minneapolis Tribune.
"A tra9 copy.
Attest. SAM II. NICHOLS. Clerk.
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Proauce Exchange.

Baunanas-YeHow, per bunch Sl.5ea2.s9
red, SI-5Q82-5O
Leiuons-&4sB5.
OrRnges-FlO-idas, 500. IS.
Apples are IN good supply, but the weather
Is rather mild for them. and there is fear
that the e6ectO IL II IL continues win be un-
favorable. Choice wiuter fruit is quoted
az S2I0G2-35 for car lots. for nice
selected. small lots. 81 50Ss2.T5; eating or
stand apples, g ill82.75; cooking, $50
g. so. Illinois, s2Gz.IO.
Nuts-Hickory nuts. large, 81 5011 % per
bu: hickory nuts, smhlL S202.25 per on, al
monds, TlrraEOna, Ice per %; chestnuts. 81
per bu or Sc per y; almonds California,
lie; walnuts. California and Naples, I2l<0
&c; fiberts, Sicily, 12c; pecans. medium, IOc;
peanuts hand-picked, &c; roasted. Sc.
CranDcrries-rhis fruit IS 70 sufficient sup
ply, is not ia very urgent demand. ana IS sell
ing slowly aJS2 g2.25 per bu- aud $5G6 per
bbL
Cocoanuts-Per hundred S5G5-5O.
Dressed Poultry-The market Is now about
bare OF pOuluy. Chickens are ali gone and
but few turkeys are left. For some time re-
caipts have been light. and commission men
have been very active In disposinV OF the old
stock. What they had OF hand that could be
sold was cleaned out and that thar could cot
be sold was thrown away. The oonssqueL, g
IS that there are no chickens and but few tur-
keys In the market. The weather has become
only shade cooler, so that there is not
much ChAnge IN this respect. Chickens may
be Quoted 6 20 So and turkeys from to 10 70
l2c.
Gane-f estercay was the last day on which
veuisOu could be sold. The supply Of this
game Is not argo. but sufficient. and as the
rain ads are not allowed - carry Il the sup
ply viii not be increased. Pheasants ars in
good supply aud are quoted at sea-. so: veui-
son saddles with hide on Csc; with hide OF,
6D5c; whole deer, little sale for SSo4c; quail,
$2G2-25 per doz.
Cider-Choice Michigan. I6-gsl. kegs. S2.75
G3.25 per key; choice refined, legal. keg, s.
a. per kegs choice refined. 32-gaL barrel
S5-50St6-s0 per Dbl Ohio cider, s. for Z bbls,
s. for fun bbls.
Buter-Extra choice, fresh creamery. 900
35c; extra creamery, 23c bid. csc asked; extra
nrsts, 1sc bid, 20c asked; fresh.mRde, sweet
dairy, IS 70 Ice; choice stock. 10 70 lsc;
roll and print, choice. 189l5c; common 70
fair, sCsl0c; packing stock, 5Etfc; grease, 90
&c. Most Of the butter coming IN IS Of the
lower grades.
Cheese-Young Americas and fancy. ia
12c; October and late made fun cream. e1S3
l05zci August and September fun cream. 81
Ge12c; hne, @Gl0c; hne, partly skinned.
@6c.
Eggs-Ice house stock. Ice bid, clio asked;
fresh stock, zoe to 2Ic.
Onions, per bbi, g. 20 $s.25
Potstoes-6Oc asked per bu. by the car
load; sweet potatoes, Muscatnes, 50 70
/ $3.50 per Dbl: Jerseys, $3.50 70 81 per Dbl:
Bermuda, $500.
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s4.75as.oo: half b6l. se.s0a3.lo: Michigan.
tl-75GS 90. half Dbl. .eoftSl0: Motifs. s.. 50;
half bol. ass: boiled cider per ga. sec.
Cheese-Fancy fun cream ll1l5c: FIRE
fun cream, sole; part skins, s4,se; skins
5a7c.
Dressed aests-Beer, hind quarters. 65<
Csc; country dressed, Sfs5o: sides. city
dressed. 50s5zc; country dressed. 45zGs55<c;
fore quarters, 41f5Scs veal. choice. 50 i0c;
dressed pork, 31fD4c; hams. city. sole;
hams. country, 7Gsc. breakfast bacon, oGlic;
shoulders. $780, sides, sac; mutton, city,
tG5c: mutton, country, 4S5c-
Ezgs-In TO lO-osse lots. strictly fresh,
zoe; ice house, ls0Isc; picked. I6G1sc.
Fish-Fresh bass. sec; fresh. common,
Sf5c; fresh cod, 15c. frogs legs. dcz-. ESQ;
hAlibut. l0G1ec; mackerel, l52lsc; founders,
11G121<c.
Fruit-Apricots, dried. y, I51soe; bananas,
bunch, s59l.50; pineapPles. dOz-, seas;
oates. mat. sG6c: dates. fard. 12G1jc: fgs,
double cr'n-. 15G20c: lemons. MesSina-
S4.7SsS5-25; Malagas, sSGS3,50; ORANGES,
Imp. s6-2595. .; FlOridas, SS.5obf; ia
maiea. Dbl, S5-50G5.50; pears, CalforUia,
box, S2-T543.Z5.
Fur-Nouinally Steady; winter rats, sc;
fan rats, &c; kits, lac; hne coon skin, I5c;
No. coon. soc. No. coon, 25c; prime mink.
acc; No. ? mink. SOC; No. mink, l5c; No. 4
mink. sc; fox, 75cG 81 IS
Hlces-Long-haired kips quOtable same as
light; dry pelts, estimated wool. =, 25c;
green sailed. ?. e09c; green kps. s8l0c;
green sailed calf. 11El2cs green pelts, 7JcdS
81: dry flint. D. 12tl3c: dry saltod. ~
GIsc; dry cali flint, lS3l5c; bulls, stays, ETC..
at &c Of.
Vegetables-ceiery. doz., $1,000; red
peppers, lOc; cabbage, 50375o; onion, bu,
55Gs5c. squash, dOz, 5J975c; turnips, bu,
$50 f5c; pRrsnips, 40CBJ0c: beets. 50fL40c: car
rots, 3O-tOc; horse rsdish. p. 415c.
Grapes-ConcOrds, 10 ., 4o96oc: CataHbas.
G0870c; Maiagas, key, S5&s.
Game-FOr fresh allied: Fenison saddles,
e8iocs rabbits. per doz, Sl.eC1l .25; par
fridge, dOz, $3.50. 80; geese, s.. 5OG5.50.
Honey-By receivers for JOB lots. Fine
white clover. 1890; large combs, Is31sc;
red clover. 153l7c-
Nuts-Almonds, y, 1Sc; almonds, hard. 1Sc;
Brazils, lsc: chestnuts, bu, S3G3.50; hand
picked, s4G425; cOcoanuts, 100, IS. 50G8;
nuts. green, 6gSc; peanuts, baked, s1ec;
pecaus. polished, lOGl2c; pecans, low grade,
sac, WG'luts hu, e5.
Oysters-Uvai. cans, Z4I26Cs A. b., 2str
SIC; oval select 3t636c; shell oysters. 100 ns,
Sl-25if2; standards, gal. $40. selects, 81;
cunts. S3.25; Holsters, can, zoe.
PcultFy-Live chickens per n, &5SC5c;
fowls, 41s45ze; turkeys, sG7c; ducks per doz,
S2G2.50; ducks dressed, 7G,9c; dry picked
chickens, tGjc; scalded, Bose; dry picked
turkeys, s45c; scalded, TG5c; dressed geese,
5Gec.
Potatoes-In IS 70 50-bu lots: Sweet. Jer-
seys. per Dbl $50: Illinois. S8.00G3. IS: Viz
ginia, S3.0OG350; Irish, per bu. 60975c
Wool-BOught az the following: Fleece
washed, good 20 choice, G25c; fleece washed.
fair 20 good, 2O122c; tub washed. choice. 22l5
26c; Tub washed, poor 20 ordinary. 20ls2Zc;
unUashed, l48lec; black. 14G20c.
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Tho OnoInfions.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3i.-Flour quiet and mn
changed. Wheat opened sc higher, advanced
&c and closing at about outside figures. Sales
ranged: December, s45S@s5lsc; January, s4zS
@S515c, closing at S51sc; February, IS 1SG.S55<c,
closing atS55 sDS5$<c; May, 9l1ElG9I56, closing
at 9l156gl5Sc; No. spring, S45Sc: No. 3
spring, 61GlIl. Corn ruled firm, but closed a
shade easier for the near deliveries: cash.
363Ec; December and year, 3G3Sd,36s6c. clos
ing at 363Sc; January, 362S@36$4c, closing at
5000; February, 3G5SQ371Ec, closing at
$500; May, 4004Ohc, closing at 4Oc.
Oats quiet but firm; closing at go higher;
cash, 2Sc; December, 2T1s@2S14c. closing at
Use; January, 275sc; May, 3l15@3l56c clos
ing at 3l1sc. Rye dull; No. ., 5S1$c Barley
dull; No. >, 62I5c. Flax seed irmer; No. L
Sl.1l6l. 12s4. Mess pork active and firm:
IGDl5c higher; cash, S9.450l0; January.
S9.95Gl0; closing at Sl00l0. 021S; FEBRUARY,
$l0.05Dl0.15, closing at Sl0.100i0 1917. Lard
fairlyactive; 29zg5c higher; cash 81. O21S SOS:
January, COZ 1855 .O5; February. SO .O76l6 ~:
closed So. 1096l2l6; May S632I<06 as:
dry sailed shoulders, $4,000. IS: short
ribs sides $4.9584. 975s; short clear sides.
50 200 S5.25. Whiskey steady at SI.l6. Sugar
unchanged. On the produce exchange But
ter duh. Creamery, ls633c. Dairy leo
24c. Eggs 2lc. Receipts - Flour $4,000 bbls,
wheat $4,000 bu; corn, I33. 600 bu; oats Al. OO0
bu; rye, 1900 bu; barley, %, 600. Shipments
flour, 1000 bbls; wheat, 1900 bu; corn.
$4,000 bu; oats, 10000 bu; rye, LOCO bu
barley, $4,000 bu.
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WILL TAKE NOTICE

that,on the 10th day Of December, 1885, / did re-
ceive different warrants from the City Comp
troler or the City of St. Paul FOR the couec-
tiOn OF the above named assessments.
The nature OF these warrants Is, that IL you
faii % pay the assessment within
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-01

Of the first six months OF the year. An an
alysis Of toe years operations shows that
Lackswanua and 81. Paul alone contributed
one-fourth Of the years business, and the fol-
lowing sixteen stocks. each of which
contributed million shares or
more. IS per cent. Of the years
business: 81. Paul 12.a0t,30 Lacizawanna
y, 2Ss. go. Lake Shore s.s3s, 252. Northwestern
6,5s5.095, Union Pacific e,ag',l0l, western
Union COL, 470. New York Central 3,lV5,sSt,
Pacific Mail 8.605, AZ, Missouri, kansas 4
Texas 3.3gi. SCI, Erie e.sT1.0l2. Northern Pa
cifc preferred 2.69l. sgs, Louisville & Nash
vile 2.l07,s1a. Oregon Iranscon iinentai
2.234. 936, New Jersey Central l.0lf.1ils Texas
Pacific 1853. SOC Reading L.3l2.ss5.
THE AVERAGE PRICE
OF these sixteen stocks A. the beginning OF the
year was 49,. ana the lowest average was
4O5<, TIE highest 635<, aud tonight the aver
age price Is 623k. The smallest declines from
the highest prices have been made by the
Nanderbiits. bur the Northern Pacinc, Oregon
TranEconunental aud Pacific Mail follow
closely behind Tue railway bond uarite.
has sylnpa1hized with the Improvement IN the
price Of shares. The total sales FOR the yea-
amounted to about S55s.CJ0 900. Erie I'd
consols and West Shore lists, and recently the
guaranteed -, have been most cons lcuous
FOR their activity. At the beginning OF the
year West Shore lists were selling ~ 395s. To-
day the guaranteed - closed AZ an eQuiva-
lent of 5f1< Erie 2is a. the opening ~ The
year we're selling at 573z, and this evening
closed az oI5f. The report Of the clearing
house for the gear shows exchanges amount
ing 10 s28. l52. 20 1875 against S30.s55,s7i.l5s
I'm 1854. and the balances for lss5 were Sl.556,-
go $50 against Sl.87I. .4lE for the preceding
year. Money has ruled easy throughout the
year with most Of call loans made al l03 per
cent. Never before Ia the history OF the banks
have they reported anything approaching the
amount OF idle capital seeking Temporary IN
Vf-efrnerf thai has been EngVVn in their weekly
statement throughout the greater part Of
1885. The totals OF all the stocks dealt in on
the stock exchange for the year lssj amounts
70 e2.14l.0jG shares against about $4,000, 900
shares during 1854.
QUOTATIONs OF STOCKS AND Bonds
Following are the closing prices bid yestre-
day and the three preceding business days:
~ 49, 49, .r,rr~
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FINANCIAL.


Special n the Globe
NEW YORK, Dec S1.-The stock market
opened strong this morning with bull points
on everything on the list except the Gould
securities. The point that Western Union
was good for a ten-point decline was again
emphasized and the course OF the stock dur
ing the day appeared to indicate Inside sell
ing sfhe Vanderbilt stocks were bulled early
in in the day, but later, on the announcement
that Lake Shore had declared 10 dividend
and that New York Central had declared a
dividend of l per cent, there was frac-
tiOnal reaction. 1t was figured ont that the
Lake Shore statement for the year showed
earnings on the stock Of : Of per cent
Holiins' point to buy Cleveland. Col
umbus, Cincinnati & indianapolis was
verified to-day in a sharp advance OF that
stock OF So to 60. More & Schley were
talking higher prices for Louisville g. Nash
vile, and the old bull party in ST. Paul. Il
was stated, was again in the market with
the purpose of advancing its specially.
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STATE on MINNEsoTA- pIsTRTcT CorRT

GrIATE Oh MINNESOTA DISTRICT COURT.
- Ramsey county, second judicial district.
In the matter OF tia assignment Of Peter Ander-
son. insolTent.
On reading and Cling che petition ef Rudolph
VoliaaT. the assignee in the matter above emit
tied, setting forth that hs has fully administered
upon the estate OF said inEolvent and praying FOR
an allowance Of his hnal account which Is On file
In said court and thai he be allowed reasonable
compensation Tor his services as assignee and q
reasonable attorneys fee, snd that he be directed
% distribute tie funds OF said estate In his hand.
according % law, and that he end his suretes on
his oficial bond be discharged from any further
liability thereon and in said matter;
New, therefore. it is ordered, that al pe-sous
interested in said estate show cause. II any they
have az special tarn Of said court. % be held a.
The Court House ia the City Of st. Paul 10 said
county, on Saturday. the S0th day OF January A..
ID. lSSe AZ 10 O'Clock ia the forenoon, Why the re-
lief prayed for in said petition should not be
granted. Ordered further that service u this or
der be made upon al persons interested in said
estate by publishing this order in the ST. Paul
GLOBE, a newspaper printed aud published in
said City al St Paul, once week for three sue
cessive weeks before said day. and that copy
thereof be mailed, postpaid, 70 said insoivent
and 70 each Of the creditors OF said insolvent
whose names and postOfice addresses are known
% said assignee, or before the 7th day OF jan
uary. lsss.
Dated ST. Paul. Dec 81. Iss5. 81.
ORLANDO SIMON, District Judge
OTTO kUEEFSER. Attorney for Assignee.
ianl-8w-fr
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Chicago.

Special . the Globe.
CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-The year closes on a
fairly active and firm. but In no respect
stringent money market Bankers say their
discount lines are large, yet they are amply
prepared to supply the wants Of
customers who furnish satisfactory
securities, and rates ale unchanged al
soc per cent TO borrowers on call and 6G7
on time paper, the percentage Of the latter
being much the largest In other depart
ments Of business there was the customary
Quietude that always marks the close Of
the year. New York exchange was scarce
and firm. with sales between banks at 20
cents premium per $1,000. Foreign ex-
change was dull. Actual rates for bankers
sterling on London were 81. IS for sight and
S4.85 for long bills, and shippers sixty
days documentary at S4.SS%@AS3s[
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Alphabetically fancy per hbl. SECS .25:
choice, Sl.g5G92; medium, $16I.75; RoOO
cooking, $l-5O1l-75; common stock, 3I6i. so.
Berries-Held at following for to 10 bbls;
Bell and ougie S7G8;b and cherry. S66,6. Is;
medium, $596; Cape Cod $e1e.
Beans-tancy navy, per bu, 81. 1901 80:
fine navy, SI.503l. rs; medium, 81 .25aI so;
dirty lots. 75c4$I.
Burter-Eancy creamery. 2t0e6c; extra
nrsts. zl023cs dairy. fancy. 1s0sec; dairy,
seconds. 1o&l6c; thirds. S3IOc; roll, l0Hlsc:
print, le9lSc; packing stock. 62Gc; grease,
ease.
clder-Fron 70 lO-bhl lassNew Yorl-
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MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber OF Commerce.

The wheat market was very little changed
yesterday from the day before, and the same
quotations were maintained rs on the pre-
ceding day. This, however, applies only 70
tie best grades The poorer met with small
demand and were hard 10 cell. Local mlllers
bought most OF the higher qualities OF SAN
pies aud paid well for them. Shippers picked
up some lots but were quite Indifferent. The
sample market was poor for sellers. A few
sales were made OF futures, but there was
little activity 10 that market Corn sold al
steady prices Oats were steady and quiet.
Bran, feed aud hay were all quiet
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CHICAGO, Dec. 5l--The DrOYers' Journal
reports; Cattle-Receipts, $500; shipments,
1000; market strong aud l0c higher; shipping
steers, $50 20 800 lbs, S3.55Sl5. 50: stockers
and feeders. S2.50d410; COWS, bulls
Texas cattle. s. 50GS.50. Hogs-Receipts,
1900; shipments, 1000; market firm ard
sc higher rough and mixed. SS45lt3. 20;
packing and shipping. 3753t .05; light,
S3.30G3.e5; skips, s2.5033.4O. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 1900; shipments, zoo; market slow;
natives, se14.2j; Texans, SECS; lambs,
= 90l525
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Police Sentry Boxes Want8d.
CITY CLERK's OFFICE, !
ST. PAUL. Dec. p, 1855. !

Sealed proposals "rnarked proposals for
sentry boxes win DO received az this ONCE
until Tuesday. the 9th day of January. A. D.
1856. a. O'Clock p. m, for furnishing the
CITY o. 81. Paul with such number OF police
sentry boxes as may be ordered by the COm-
mon Council OF said city. during the year end
ing Jan. 1, 1857. in accordance wiki plans ana
specifications therefor on file IA this ONCE.
A bond With two sureues must accompany
each proposal.
The Common Council reserves the right 70
reject any and All proposals
BY order Of Common Council
THOs. A. PRENDERGAsr, City Clerk.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 3I.LThe new demand
has been OF more importance than usual on
the closing day Of the year. and sales ike
wise. as compared with the same date 10 1854.
There 10 a decided improvement remarked IN
the conditions OF stocks ana the supply Of
goods between mills and consumers. Prices
have been and are improbable TO msnufac-
turers- This fact discourages an excessive
production, thereby some gain is possible IN
the near future.
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WILLIAM LINKER q CO.,
Brokers in Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Provisions
I55, DRAKE BLOCH. 81. PAUL. MIN.

o MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 81 Flour quiet.
Wheat strong; cash, sl5Sc; January, s45sc;
May. &c. Corn quiet: No. 2. 365Ec. Oats nrln;
No. 2. 251sc. Rye quiet; No. J, 5szc. Bar
ley dull; 40. 2. 52Hc. Provisions higher;
mess pork, cash, old, 1885; new, Sl0.O5;
prime steam lard, cash or January 81. %;
February, So. 10. Butter unchanged; dairy,
I46I6c. Cheese steady at 71SD9%c. Eggs
weak at i9G2Oo. Receipts-tloUr, 1924 bbls;
wheat 26.OS9 bu; barley, 1000 bu. Ship
ments-Flour, 1871 bbls; wheat LOGS Du;
barley, 1881 bu.