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w. Nj. SHusrER & Sous
ATTRACTIONS EXTRAORDINARY.

SPECIAL SALE OF BLACK AND COLORED
SILKS. AT PRICES HERETOFORE UNHEARD
OF FOR NEW SPRING GOODS.
BEsT QUALITY SURAH SILK, ALL COLORs,
slO0 THESE BEAUTIFUL GOODS ARE AMER,
ICAN AND MADE BY THE CLIFTON MILLS
AND ARE SUPERIOR TO ANY FRENCH GOODS
IN THE MARKET.
JERSEY SILKS. IN ALL SHADES, AT 81 25.
CANNOT BE DUPLICATED FOR LESS THAN
SL50
INDIA PONGEE, IN BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. AT
SLO0 SI-25 AND $50. EMBROIDERED CREPES.
BLACK INDIA PoNGEE. IN sCPERBQUALITY.
80 INCHES WIDE: CORAH SILKS TUSSORF;
SILKS. STANTON PoNGEE, BEADED GRENA-
DINE, &C.
GUINET BLACK SILK. ALL GRADES, AT
VERY LOW PfICES
GREAT BARGAINS IN MERvEILLEUx RIA.
DANES AND SURAHS, AT S1.OO AND Sl25
PARIS DRESS GOODS OF EVERY DEsCRIP-
TIoS.
500 PIECES CHOICE WOOL DRESS GOODS.
NEW STYLES AND TEXTURES: MANY STYLES
CONFINED To OUR HOUSE.
500 PIECES eros. ROMAN MAROZEAU d CO
FINEST QUALITY FRENCH sATINEs
FULL STOCK NEW WHITE GOODS.
LINENs- TABLE pAMAsKs, NAPKINS AND
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PARAsOIs AND UMBRELLAS
ONE PRICE
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mile 9I9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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NeWS Rrien

The committee OF the German reichstag
which has had under consideration Prince Biz
marcks spirit monopoly bill. and which lat
week rejected the first two clauses, to-day voted
against the remaining clauses OF the bill thus
rejecting the entire measure
Professor Fritz Heider, editor of the Rltdson.
Ootaty German Journal committed suicide yes-
terday by blowing his brains out at his rest
dence, Hoboken, y. ]. For six months he had
been very despondent through ill-health.
Joe Ellingsworth, OF New Work regarded as
an amateur boxer, has challenged Jack Demp-
seS 10 oox hlm on the same terms as the late
hight he had with lie Blanche.
The Londonderry and Belfast branches OF the
Irish National league, I'm accordance with tbs,
advice OF Mr.. Parnell refrsined today from
holding demonstrations likely TO irritsste the
Orangemen.
Lieut.. Bridge and eight midshipmen from
the nited states man-of-war lroquois arrived
In New DIRK yesterday from Aspln wall in the
steamship Acapulco.
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Cremafed by Natural Gas.
A BODY REDUCED TO ASHES AT PITTsBURG IN

LESS THAN AN HOUR
PITTsBURG, March 1.-THE remains of Mil
Ton Fisher, OF Columbus, Ohio, were Moderated
In SIMPSONS Natural Gas crematory this morn
ing. The body was placed in the retort at 1880
O'Clock, and in less than an hour Was reduced
10 ashes. This was the first time natural gas
mas ever been used for ORIGINATING purposes
and Its advanantageS were apparent at once.
Inc body was accompanied mere by the
latives of the deceased and several Columbus
Journalists
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General FOREIGN News.
ANOTHER GRANpDAUGHTER

ANOTHER GRANDDAUGHTER FOR VICTORIA.
LONDON, March 17.-PrnceSs Louise Margue-
rite, daughter of Prince Frederick Charles of
Prussia, and wife of the Duke of COnnaught,
third son of Queen Victor ia, was delivered of a
daughter to-day.
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Illlfr.

BNIIEX wednesday. March IL. 1856. Miss
Funeral services at sls 9th ST. s. w., Thursday.
at y. m. Friends respectfully invited.
ssa si o ~ MS@fay bsxSsyp9s March lsa
bancroft, in the eghty;thir year of her age
Funeral service at the house Thursday at "A IL
present
BOYLE. ON Tuesday. March 10. 1855. Mrs g n.
Ii. Lloyd, OF this CITY,
, BRENNAN. In this city, on "Wednesday morning.
daughter di OF Thomas j. and Harriet g Brennan arri
GooDALL. On March 18th. 1856, JOSEPH "A.
G0ODALL aged iiity-eght years.
fully invited 10 attend his fIneral from the r,.sur,
OF Joseph G. Lee undertaken, 80 Pennsylvania ave
nue. northwest, Thursday afternoon. March Ism. nj
GRAMLLCH ON the morning of March I6 ssa
loved wife of John p. oramiich = ''i' ~"
Funeral will take place rom her late RESIDENCE No.
morning Friends and relatives OF the family mre re-
specially invited TO attend =
M, EDWAiD ID. KELLER, the eldest son 81 Ai-
drew J. and Mary A. X Keller, aged l0 years and 4
Darling Eddie. sweetly sleeping,
Darling loved one early blesI;
Free from care and pain and sorrow,
Oh. rejoice, for he's az rest
Friends and relatives are invited To attend bi,
funeral, from his grand parents residence. 80
LACY. ON Monday, the 18th March, lss6 Brother
JOHN LACY, Simon Lodge, q. L. o. OF o. r. de-
%
Funeral service Will be held nj John Wesley A IL.
Church. connecticut avenue between l. and NJ streets
northwest, On Thursday, March 18th, al O'clock
p. IA.
LLUFRIO. On March Is. 1856 at 2:45 O'Clock m
NJ, of meningitis JAMES RICHEY. aged ten months.
beloved son OF John w. and Mary Cora Llufrio.
daughter OF Hiram Richeyl
Funeral from the Residence of his parents, No. 1907
Pierce Place mort invest, ON Thursday. lo;3O clock
IL
MILLER. On Tuesday. March l6. 1855 at sos A.
M, after short but painful illness Of TYPHOID pnell-
m mia, ALI only son of Alice ~ and late Ihos
j. Miller. aeed - years. month and 4 DAYS.
Funeral from his mothers RESIDENCE % 1879
Twelfth stree. southeast, Thursday. March AZ lsso
tend. Baltimore papers please copy
MILLER Suddenly. al pm. March l6 1855.
of commissions, JENNIE Ok ERA>D MILLER. the
youngest daughter OF William o. and Lila j. Miller,
aged years IL months and 10 DAYS.
'Our darling angel Jennie has gone before
To walt us on the other shore"
Relatives and friends of the family Invited 20 At
tend the funeral from the residence of parents No
aus l. street northwest, thursday, at 3 A. M. In
SANDERS0N. Died at ~ o'clock m, "Wednesday.
March =. 1856. at Providence hospital, Mr.. n. q.
SANDERSON.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
SoMERS On "Wednesday. March ] :, 1856 AT 30
a. m, JANE BLANCHE, beloved wife of Richard
Somers, and daughter of Mrs. Harriet and the lats
Ira Richardson.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
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HARPERs BOOKS SEIZED IN MONTREAL Tho
Dominion customs authorities at Ottowa have
seized 1850 copies Of Lord Beaconf1eld's
"Endymi0n.' y published by Harper Bros, New
York, and sent into Canada for SALE It 70
understood the reason for the eef1ure IL that
Dawson Bros, publishers, of Montreal, have the
copyright OF the work for the dominion.
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NAHklgrEIe

sHIRLEY-vaN swEARINGEN. At the resi-
dence Of the brides mother by the Rev ,. " Perry,
DR. CHARLES b. SHIRLEY To :. AUGUSTA YAK
sWEARlNGEN. No cards. At home, silver tatV.
papers please COPY.
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SwAYNE-sICKLER-Ab brilliant society event
occurred In Toledo. o., last night, when n ii.
In marriage At the residence Of the brides
mother. The groom is con OF the late Asso-
Swayne, and the bride Is . niece OF Gen. Daniel
e. Sfckles, Of New York.
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BASE BALL IN CHARLESTON, s. C.-The base
ball season opened in Charleston, s. G.. yester-
Louisville, KY, and Charles League teams. II
was the first professional game ever PLAYED
there, and was witnessed by Q large crowd. The
Louisville climb =
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Jud0e MdcArthar.
Today, John Augustus Hanson, embezxling
twenty cents from VIC. Chase; nolie pros. VIM.
Langley and Henry E. Gambler, passing coun.
terfett money; on trial.
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Cause for VeXatiOn.

From the New York Times
Florida Hotel Proprietor Ito steward)-Has
that alligator ordered yesterday got here yet?
Steward-No, sir.
Proprietor (angrily)-Well, this is a little too
much, and q new batch of northern invalids
just arrived. You will have to scratch stewed
terrapin off the bill OF fare.
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The court Imposed q fine OF $50,

Col. OBERLEY IN THE INDIAN OFFICE-The
officials of the Indian bureau say Of Col. Ober-
ley, who was appointed under the present ad-
ministratiOn superintendent OF Indian schools
that he refused 10 allow changes TO be made In
the schools for political reasons. and that he
changes at the various agencies, and unless
they were tor the benefit OF the service he de-
mate terms with the President and endeavOred
to carry cut the Presidents views in relation
tolndian matters. While he has always been an
active politician he has not pursued what are
known as political methods in the administra-
ton of his office, and 1t Is regretted that he is
going to leave the service.
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Hears out, always clean.

FIyHE CELLULOID TRUSS,
Il That BREAKS never wears out. always clean,
and De worn while bathing,
Il, for sale nj C'HAS. FISHERS,
623 7th street northwest
Mrs. FISHER devo:es her attention 10 the wants Of
Lady Patrons mi
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A REAL Estate SALE.-RObert g. Fox has
sold 70 josephine c. Smith and VIM. Pitt KEEL
logg, for 1920, q lot 24x1OQ feet at the south
east corner OF 10th and streets, and the adj
joining lot 2Ox1OO.
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Cruel Joke on Michael Davitt.
OXFORD STUDENTS SCREW UP THE DOOR OF HIS

LONDON, March IA practical joke upon
Michael Dav1tt was perpetrated last night by
some of the students at Oxford university. Mr..
Dav1tt had last evening delivered lecture at
oxford and was invited to occupy for the night
room of a graduate in one of the colleges
Some OF the students when they learned this
were much incensed, and securely screwed the
outer doors of the room. Mr.. Davitt was com.
PEELED to reach the ground this morning by let
ting himself down from the window with the
sheets from his bed.
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NEW YORK, March 17.-Lazard Freres hav,
ordered. S45O,OOO, and Brown Bros. & Co.
$3.50, 900 gold bars for shipment to Europe.
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BALTIMORE MD. March 16.-Virginia SKIES con-
solidated 81; pastdue coupons 81: new ten-forties
40: new threes. o. bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Md. March 1-.-Cotton dul-mid.
ding, Sl Flour steady and quet-Howard street and
western super, 2 75a3 %: do. extra 3.oOa4 10; DO
family. 435a4 7o: city mills super, 2. 75a:s.25 do
extra 35oaI.l5: do Rio brands. 4.62a4 81 Patapsco
family o.4O; do. superlatIve patent, 90. Wheat
southern hrmer and dull western steady: southern
red,Soa91: do. amber .9SaS8 No. / Maryland 06a97:
No. western winter red, spot, 921sa93: March, SO
asked; May 94i9aS44 Corn-southern steady; western
easier; southern white, 44a47: do yellow, 44a46:
western mixed, spot: 45laa452s April, 45Isa4jss:
play, Ash bid: steamer, 43sa4lss. Oats firm with
better inQuiry-souIhern. 3aa42 Pennsylvania.
western white, 3Sa4l: western mixed, 36a:S7 rive
steady and firm. oa53. Hay easier prime 10 choice
western, 14.0Oal6OO. Provisions steady and ouiet
Mess pork. 1O-2oa11 20. Bulk meats-shoulder and
clear rib Sides packed, 4l2atiis. Bacon-snoulders
A.; clear rib sides, ga hams, lO1salI l. lard
fenned 1Aa1t3 Butterhrm-western packed laaIO.
creamery. 2oa.S2 Eggs easier l2aI2lz. Petroleum
quiet-renned, ~ Coffee quet-Kio cargoes ordinary
10 lair, StaS4. Sugar easier-A som 6is: copper
renned dull 1OlsalO14. Whisky steady, ll9af 20.
S-S2d -four. Is; grain Sd. Recepts-nour. 2 as;
barrels wheat, $40 bushels: corn, QUO bushels
Oats. 300 bushels; rye, 700 bushels SHIPMENT
hour s,6O5 barrels: corn, 77,OOO bushels. SALES
wheat. 10000 bushels corn. 259.6OO bushels.
Chicago Markets
CHICAGO. March 10. 11:l7a m-Wheat op,ned
ct S4i2 Cor May. and fell OF ~ S4as Corn weaker
Nay 39a39is Oats steadyMay, 3Il,a3IAa PORK
weaker-May. 9.70 Lard weaker MaT,607l.aRO 90
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WHEN NEGLECTED COLD develops n con-
slant cough, shortness of breath aud wasting 81
nesh, you may be sure the lungs are seriously
threatened. and that prompt treatment is de-
manded. Dr. Jaynes Expectorant Is thoroughly
adapted 10 speedily cure all coughs aud colds
and 10 an effective medicine i'm the primary
stages Oh consumption ana bronchitis.
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THE Y. N. c. A. BUILDING FUND.-The fol-
lowing additional amounts have been paid in
on the Indebtedness for the Y. n. q. associa-
Cohen, $40; q. j. r. Wood, S25; Alfred Wood,
So; +. 81. Andersen, S5; L. Bacon, $5; n. Bruce
Bare. SIS. - -
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RANGE OF THE THRRMOMErER.-The follovv.
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day:
3 a. M, 81; am, 800; IL a. M, 47.4;
Pm, $50. Maximum, $50. Minimum, 34.1.
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Never. perhaps, IN the history of the has
success 30 rapidly followed the introduction Of q new
dietetc article In the of these blends
which, within the short space OF year. have
supplied 70 every leading hotel Philsdelpbia New
York, Boston and New Orleans, and by them pro
nounced vastly superior any straight they had
been accustomed 10 use
Write 20 BARBOUR a HAMILTON for tessS
mouialA Gfve these tsas . trial. and you win
ne any otheE mh6z,tu,th, 3m2dc
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
, New York stock MARK ct,

The following are the opening and 300 D. m prices
OF the New York stock Market to-day as reported by
special wire 10 III. III. Dod2e, 539 10Th rect: .
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PrrTsBCRG, March lin the parade this
afternoon OF the Ancient order Of Hibernians
symbol of the unity OF Ireland Fully 5000
men were In line.
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A Foolish Girls suicide.

BUFFALO, n. Y, March 17.-Laura Miller
aged nineteen years, hanged herself in the attic
OF her parents house in this city last night be-
cause she was forbidden to attend roller-skating
Kinks.
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From the Easton Free Press
Tuesday, while VIM shine, who resides near
Nazareth, was on his way hcme from Heck
town, he lost his pocke.-book containing $3.50
along the road. He did not miss IL however
until ne reached home, wher he immediately
turned around and proceeded back over tho
road W hen near Hecktown he met "A tramp.
VINO was coming towards Nazareth. Mr. Siii-
mer approached him and taid: ." want NV
pocket-book: you found it," The tramp denied
having the purse, and Mr.. Sinner said: "Whv
ened and drew from his pocket the lost money
inns was good game Of "bluf" on the part OF
MI SINNER, who did not know whether the
tramp found his money or not. As a mark OF
gratitude he gave the tramp fifty cents.
FIGHT OF PHILADELPHIA PoLIrIcrA<s-
a nerce night occurred yesterday at 10th and
VINE streets, Philadelphia, between Mr. Chess
Yer, secretary TO Samuel j. Randall, and Joseph
springer, democratic member of the common
council from the 18th ward, which comprises
part of Mr.. Randalls district. There has been
Sprlngers non-support OF Randall and only "A
lew words passed when they came TO blows
Inc hght resulted I'm the fogging of Springer.
BALTIMoRa NOTES.-The baltimore SIM To-
DAY has the following:-Mid night assembly of
street car employees is still increasing-'Tho
eight-hour movement Il gaining strength
Inc warehouse No. South Charles street WAS
partially burned, loss 81 ,5oo.-Isaac CiIles-
PIE, colored, has been sentenced To the penlten-
,ary Ior pension frauds.-liev. NJ. J. Law, OF
Alabama, has been elected pastor OF Epworth
independent Methodist church.-Oleornarre-
rlne prosecutions continue TO be Instituted
Ine accepted design for McCullough's monu-
ment Is by Henry j. Elliott, Mary land sculp-
tor.
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CapifOl TonSc~.

MR. GoFF NOT A CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION.
Representative Goh, OF West Virginia, has
notified his constituents that he will not stand
for reelection. II is understood that he viii
endeavor 10 carry the next legislature for tho
republicans. with the view OF getting into the
senate.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, March IA committee
of the Hibernian Society to-day sent to Mr..
Parnell draft for eight hundred pounds ster-
ling. It was money collected years ago tor the
Smith OBrien fund, and was in the custody OF
the Hibernian Society.
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The Urgent Deficiency nm.

REPORTED BACK TO THE HoUs WITH SENATE
AMENDMENTS.
In the House this afternoon Mr.. Burns MOI
nom the committee on appropriations. reported
back the urgent deficiency appropriation
bill with Senate amendments Mr..
Burnes explained the report of the committee
The committee recommended non-concurrenc.
In the amendment appropriating SIs,3i5 tor
She purpose OF enabling the Secretary OF War 10
lay a marine cable TO Block Island.
Non-concurrence was also recommended in
the amendment. making an appropriation
Tor certain repairs ON the government
asylum for the insane
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MIR. NICHOLAS G. SANDERSON, an old resi-
dent of this city, died this morning, aged sixty
| nine years. His funeral will take place Friday
morning from the residence of his son. Mr.. ].
w. SandersOn, 6;}S A street southeast
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HAZERs DISMISSED FROM ANNAPoLIs.-The
Secretary of the Navy to-day dismissed from
the naval academy Naval Cadets Glen Waters,
of Georgia; Benz. Steber, of New York; II. L.
Gueydan, of Texas; and w. I. Gillespie, OF Vir-
gtnia, who were cOurt-martialed for hazing
Naval Cadet briggs in January last.
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A NEW CHIEF BAILIFF.-Mr. Robert Willett
has been appointed by Marshal Wilson the
chief bailif OF his office in place OF Col. j. &.
Lee resigned: Mr.. WilIett is quite an acquisi-
ton to the office, having general acquaintance
especially with the business men of the Dis
trict, and for some years past has been engaged
under Mr.. b. U. keyser In settling the affairs
OF the German-American bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-17

FoURTH-CLASS POsTMAsTERS were appointed
to-day in Virginia as follows: Z. Lawrence
Mann, Annandale, Fairfax county; A. j. Tay-
lor, Ash Grove. Fairfax county; w. c. Taley,
Averell, Micklenburg county; r. NJ. Gardner,
Christiansburg, Montgomery county; Barlow
Cooper, Taylorstown, Loudoun county.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-26
CARS RECEIyED-lsT.
ST. PAULTRUST COMPANY,
Safe Deposit Vaults $40 sGasf of 9s:s
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.

There were more indications OF strength
on the market when the board opened yes
terday and prices were = TO lc higher than
on Saturday. In the earlier part or the day
sales were somewhat higher, and later a
further gain was made in hard wheat for
future delivery. The Offering OF samples
were limited and sellers got somewhat higher
prices for hard milling wheat Local millers
were taking about all offered and but lit
tie was removed No. hard wheat opened
with SIC bid cash and holders Offering it at
S712c, January at s7xc, February Al SSc and
May at $3.50. Sales of May were at $50 and
later at 931zc. No. Northern February was
Northern was offered some al 7Sc January.
Sales of futures included the following: 5000
bushels cash No. l hard. SIC; 5000 bushels
cash No. hard. sSc; 1000 bushels May No.
hard, csc; 5000 bushels May No. hard, e3L<
1000 bu May No. 2 Northern. 76c. Cash sales
included the following by samples: Five cars
No. hard, o. L, S51Sc; 10 cars No. l North
ern. o. l., s51Sc; car No. / Northern, o. T.,
S5c; cars No Northern, o. l.. SIC; cars
No. Northern, o. L, sec: p cars No. 9
Northern, o. L. 791zc; Al cars No. Northern,
o. L, zee; Q cars No. Northern Ia store, nc;
car rejected, Z. o. b., 70c. Other sales In
ciuded. car corn, o. Z. $50; transit sales,
100000 81. Louis, 1334c; l6i,230 ST. Peter, 12c.
The following are the closing bids on call
No. hard, cash, SIC; February, s71Ic; March,
ssc; Nay. s314c; No. Northern, May, s51zc.
Flour was steady; Minneapolis patents in
sacks 20 local dealers, s4.75G5: for shipment
IN sacks, car lots, 81. zoos: in barrels, $4.S5
OSLO: delivered at New England points, S. 90
45.9O: New York points, s5.4Od5. so: Phila-
delphia and Baltimore. s.: S5SS. Is; bakers
S4G4- 80; low grades, S2.25G3; red dog, 81. 90
az in sacks; $2.1092.5o in barrels Rye
-four, pure, nominal at 81. 759s per 100 lbs,
and buckwheat, $Il5 q Dbl.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-26
Duluth w heat.

Special to the Globe.
The wheat market at opening prices marked
an advance Of Ic over close last week, at 931<.
Sellers were liberal IN their Offering at this
figure and values gradually became easier,
and without much effort decline of PC was
coon brought about. Il few sales being made
at $3.50. but a good demand accompanied the
decline A gradual advance with a moderate
demand soon established 93c as the figure.
where buyers and sellers disposed Of good
amount; but liberal buying orders,
with an Improvement in OUTSIDE markets
caused rapid upward movement which did
not eliminate until $3.50 for May was
reached; but again influences tended to
lower prices. and values dropped back TO
9312c. Cash wheat was in moderate inquiry,
and sold at S754c for No. ] hard, and S3Hc
for No. Northern early, and ID ter at S31zc.
Toward the close the feeling was rather
easier: sellers at 921&0935sc bid; at
close feeling steady At e1Ssc bid;
sellers at e214c. After close sales
were made at 93ss1s31Ic. The after
noon market opened excited and higher
at sage for May and quickly sold up 10 9fc.
with heavy trading. At the close 94c was
freely bid, but was held at 9416c. Sales to
day were upwards of 100000 bu. After the
close sales were made at siAe. Receipts,
10000 bu. Stock in store: No. / hard,
3,763, 400 bu; No. Northern, 952, $50 bu; No.
Northern, $4,000 bu; No. 3, l,l15,0OO blu;
rejected and condemned, s04 100 bu; special
bin, 267, $40 bu; total, 5,442, $50 bu; afioat in
the harbor, 124, SCI bu.
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HOXSIE
SELL
JAGGAR
LOCAL MARKETS.
~. Paul.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 25.-Generally speaking the
market was nrm this morning, but there was
not great deal OF activity. Wheat Was
quoted at DC higher than on Saturday and is
somewhat stronger in Eastern markets. The
trading, however, in wheat was light. Corn
was OF &c, but st.ll steady with considerable
strength. Oats are nrm and strong with bids
for March and futures generally. Barley is
steady at 56c, rye firm ~ 47c, ground feed
steady, corn meal weaker, hay in better de-
msnd and firmer, dressed hogs unchanged,
seeds quiet and steady, eggs without change.
The call;
Whest-No. hard, s5ISc bid: January. s55<c
bid; No. Northern, sSc bid; No. Northern,
76c bid.
Corn-No. 2, 1919 bid. S5c asked: January.
33c bid, 35c asked; February, 331zc bid, S5c
asked; May, SIZE bid. Acc asked.
Oats-No. 2 mixed, 29c bid. soc asked: jan
uary, s9c bid. SOC asked; February. 29c bid.
30c asked; March. SOC bid. Sic asked; May,
S215c bid. 34c asked; No. white, 2e1zc bid.
Doc asked: No. white. 2qc bid. Doc asked.
Barley-No. 2, sec bid; January, SOC bid:
No. extra, 4Sc: No. 3. 40c bid.
Rye-No.2 2, 47c bid, 49c asked; January, 47c
bid; February. 4ec bid
Ground Feed-SlS.50 bid. s14. so asked.
Corn Meal-Bolted. SIS bid, 81 asked;
coarse, $3.50 asked.
Shorts-SS. 20 bid, Sc. so asked.
Bran-s9.25 bid. SO asked.
Baled Hay-S6.T5 bid. 81 asked.
Timothy Hay-S9.9 5 bid, $40 asked.
Dressed Hogs-St.35 bid.
Flax Seed-Sl bid.
Timothy Seed-Sl.60 bid.
Clover Seeds bid.
Eggs-lce house, l5c asked, fresh, 1sc bid,
zoe asked.
sales-S cars feed, sl4.5G; cars oats. soc;
l car hay, S.. IS.