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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

Ea.r 81 rhr following sentence contain.
ia Ir.!-. eui.r ih' i--trrs "i a town n Fig
lauI Eva 'n~t hrr glove. so SEE walked
oy., 'rr b,i.- g, Emf a. q lie may cry or
a.-a. Iur l. a.i' B.. uuu..i,,d Bring Your
hall a't hat. Henry. We will play cricket
q, Tu. r.ht -urrly hun um faces. .. We
r0..y u.ss ;Ec mu"r an. over ~. mountain.
MABEL {.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

At the club. - IN All, Charpe, g.al T.
see you say. could you lend me Slol
want to 20 out for bit Of breakfast
Certainly, dear boy but you had Letter
take slJ-you may want cigar, you
Know. n-Rqmhler.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10
He ,yant.d Plenty Fat.

\ Georgia murderer, when sentenced to
be hanged rs the judge laughed, and said
to the sheriff: Send me plenty to cat, 50
that / Will be heavy enough 70 break my
neck when ! fail
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

Three nights ago Mr. Israel Sw.tzheimer,
South CLARK street pawnbroke", was
awakened by the smell o, smoke. He and
his wife and three chi lren sleep il the reag
Of his store In al instant he was out %
bed, dragZin, his wife after him
Der house Is burning COP, Rache" Ee
shouted
Der schil lren, der Schilircn, Priug der
: hildren oudt quick, scream / Mrs swift
neimer.
Der shildran" yelad Swit2he.m =,
aghast Der schillren can walk. Get
quick der yachrs oudt Of der Showcases,
Kachal"-C chicago News
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10
4 Chinaman as a Preacher.

chan lion Fan, Chinamsn Of Portland.
Ore, is a regularly, ordained preacher o.
the Methodist Episcopal church, and lie
ionzs 10 the PUGET Sound eaaferenre.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10
N ,-r.rcnse Colony of Niyht Hernn..

member Of the Staten Island Natural
-ceUcy association reports that a dozen
years ago an immense colony of nig t
harons established itself on 5 aten island,
but is now almost extermilated. The ltal-
ian laborers Of the neisb1rhool regularly
robbed the h,rony to get the egg Tor foot.
and ONE OF the farm r. soIgnt the eggs 70
mix, beaten up, VITA fodder 10 their cows
-CHicagO Times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10
BOYS GIRLS
How to Make u Dart.

An old gentleman tells how his grand
father taught him to make dart when he
was boy, 1t i, made like this, the old gen.
tleman tells us; You first get piece OF
shingle, say two inches wide, and cut out
each side, leaving the thin end CA the full
width of the piece, cutting notch or other
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

u Il. LINCOLN, Attorney ~ Law. ONO
ID. over No ~ Ia sale street. west side II n,
Court House, ottawa, Ill. jnly5'5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

Nevada is the paradise Of the school
teacher, where the average salary Is SID
yer months for mai : and ! for women
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

HENRY MAYO JDUH r.. wIDMBR.
MAYO ~ wIDNI FIR, Attorney AZ Law -
Nl Once In Nst'igR"gs Bluck. corner Of - ALT
and Main strBcta front room no stairs. ottawa, III
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

~ CiRIGCiS, Attorney and Counselor NJ Law
y. ONCE in LyuChs block, Main street, Ottawa al.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10
!0TDtV Superintendent Of Public Schools
C. e. STCCKDALE

wnhsld commandments orlcc I'm me Court Hone
On rae second sud fourth Saturdays " each NOAH
ludI further notice. Hhs"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10
pHY RIcIAa q &.

mr.. Oh RITN SAN DFI2S, successor
~ 10 Or. Nl,udh Autun. once over II. \. Hui"rs
grocery store lu mon B.uck, Ottawa, H. rrpl5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

n 'NIcl)OUGAII4, Attorney at Law, Ottawa
~. III. OilCe In GcduCys Block deC26
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

NJ * ~ F.Uts- l., German Druggist ana Apytne
vi. cary (VhUlDsalp and rrtG'.D Main street., Dt's
IN, M. Importer Of Drugs, Chemicals, French Cosnl
&C BrAndies " nes, &C.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

nEORCiE =. EID3tDC3F II, Attorney Al
VI Law Once In Pos:ottCe Block Ottswa, III april
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

~ G. TIsErS n iSY, Attorney NJ Inv. once
l. WITH l.. W. Brewer, Rooms b. y IL, Oprr" House
Block Ottawa III. !ua3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

NR. r.. w. WEBS, tDeu'cher 'ortorD mt,
~ Physician AMI SdrgeOn ~ the St Louis FeuHt
fpslptAl Otce over Stlcf"H Clothing store, corner d
Main and VA sale streets. l!tsGencc ou south 6iuu
Al Mrs ,enss. gplb
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

nR. q. NIlILfR. the well known OCullst
up stairs. ApIHoiuls'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

T w. BREWER, Attorney and Counselor At
IL. Law, ana Notary Public ROoms :, 9 d ~, Opera
House Block, Ottawa III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

~ -. Oh y l. - \ y. Attorney uuu CoguseIoi
-. AT Law. OlCe with d, ACDOuesil, ttawa, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

IOiN Il. RICE, Attorney Al Law, EoGdck's
y Block, city OF ottawa. VIII practice Jaw m In
Sale aud adjoining counties, and IA H. hppr.gt,
aud Supreme Courts. scp.u- "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

L. v. CIIIICfCir, Druggist, Rockefeller and STA.
II. ton er, OtAWs, II second store IN NH'iEssrt
Block, south side Of Court House slIare
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

NJ n. ARNIS'rRON No, Att9rn, } and Coua.
VI. selor at Law, Ottawa, III. Notary uOllc Once
In Gedneys Block, Ottawa. jUu5,9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

nTS. NVNI. @Iii PrAR p, Member Of me
- KOyB Cooley ol t"rinuy 5urRegns. HhlhNa.
Feuo,y 6rfhp LONDON gCterirAr} Medical has.U.a.,uI
lls- veterinary I'd or BurtOu'. hplrttni so ar
ram be coUsut ted his Office, sa lafayette ST. sHs'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

IL Nj. GOprEE:S, M. -, J. x. G. :.
III. Edinburg ONiCc, Ia ATnouTE now h.AllLg. or
Haiia0r street Residence . Webster st. 8rgll'D
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-10

AR. II. NJ. NToA II II UR. OTTAWA, III. -
~ on .. In the Drera House BLOCK. open = Om
O'Clock A. u tuS O'Clock =, n. Egs.4gauu Oh HrulDT
street, south OF Illinois Avenue. 'en2''
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-04-03

1t is admirably printed from
clrnu.cnt type an extra tine paper
and is dev"ir,l largely +" school
news. cumudruns, critci>nS ci
i,orials and advertisements. VIM.
II. VANDERBILT, jr, the eldest soa
ot Curnclins. to whom his grand
father. William H., lett Il million
dollars contributes "ver his own
signature toe following article:
ruE SALVATION ARMY.
Trle Sllttti"n Arny is con ;idcr.
ed by many Il bore and IL nuisance.
It reaches to the lower ciaS>rS.
appearing strongly to the poor and
Ignorant, rather imam To the rich
IN prominent. 1t has in lis ira II
many, however, whom religion
could not otherwise nave reached,
and for that Reason IS not /" Gc &c.
s2i<cd.
England is the Chief abode o.
The ..Slirl;ionist-," Ith"iSl
There ~. some i'll the rest Z"
Europe and the tnil"d State.
Every Sunday, ana "tten on week
DAYS. I'll = a.pe,i N tne r''"c'
dc cities and t"wns oi ltn4!AhI u
full force. y brass h"ni gen
orally leads their procession tot
wei by Il numplr OF mrn ah'
women dresSc,; in red jerseys ali'
Niue Goals. All sorts "t notices
some taken from the Scripture
and others ot their own mAH"nI
and woven III their jerseys.
Aticr the Army has arrive.
at its mcctiuS-.2lace. generally "
Il beach. ii there is one, or o
seine ouantrY roul. if there IS N"
the sp cakrng commences l."
uocs ON for Il !cw minutes, thG
the band will strike upa t"h'
linen som 9 mA:c taiNiug, tncn =
other son. :. anal So on TIL II
1 ',t-t.aZ- az II
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-04-03

lmpMAs CAELNLE, in his blunt
old English style, says: NJ mn
ooprcsscs thee, o ir,e ami indie
pcndc 1t f'dnchiser but dues not
this stupid pewter poi. cypress hec!
o son Of Adam can bill taco come
iEo. bat this pot of h.ayy.w,t
;! Thou ART the thrall, not Of
Wv" e tle SaxAn, bUt # Thy Own
- sla'eti'es, and this occurs, d
'@faor. And thou artest
Of Gy lit 0''
head
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-04-03
Thl Yopag Vandlr,nn.

The boys now fitting Tor c lIcgc.
have developed in an interesting
direction. Somc year or 80 ago
they Iora-e1t Il c%oPtrtnaf,h pulirt
the firm uams ct Vanderbilt Bros,
and have issued Il !aprr cnrl!rd
tn" Comet, the fourth number of
the second volume oi witch | have
now before m. At the hca.: IT
ats editorial page appears the fol-
lowing:
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-04-03
WHAT OLD SUBSCRIBERS SAY

Vixen MCy EchcO liar s. hcr{ftions.
William Caanors. Pontiac. Oakland County.
Tea: says: Il think il is nc b 81 p pee ID
J. %"tIicu."
l.. A. Wclcn. Sullivan. n, says. 1T > bet.
ter lhk II rlGt y &C the ;IHpc,,.'
James - A%.alOhC, 2 3 81. Ia il"s street. New
orls .ns, La, rays: : |; conn aI.ug you r.pct
win uthc = | II cci' q | mat ~ youIs. he
tlucAGo WEEKLY NE"s i Coo'!. bette bit.
wOul kountr miss II M ! than anIr h,. 81
the NEws. Ii is he news "pcr Of tie cay. II
Is true 10 its nau e.
Al red l.. ] oster. VIZ, dhul. Tcrry Corn'v,
H., rays; 1t is "nr Ol tic o,G,tSi f:PcIs
published"
w. ". Thodcs. Adrian, Mich, says: Il
don't wari e. IHiss Il Il .ubcr. Ii j. t.C btst
paper for news : l.ar e . yer see"."
lie or Lusi' &, ~lystciia Saut dcr~ Comfy.
lch, says: "Ilil.e Tug WEE ~ HgNS. II
Is full Of readable rui vllIa lc cNs. sul A.
though am ilIcc,ipi tin,to weekly J"trn i
am cons ri eltpid1 pfrIE We kn ;>ENs
M No. -. hccausc # is mo-. partisan a't.tu 10
In politics. giving ne; lie ur.aih!rd irLiA cJa.
eeTliug the ciiulE' fail political pate,
NJ. T.. Davci lar;, T. lG.yr', y. Y, SAWS.
read"
Mrs. J.. Schnran lam brl. 20. s".s: "TM':e
but I DO hot like tacIn as VIII - l.. W-:."LT
Nfws'
w r. Lrw, Man.Grld, "cx.. 80: ~ IN.
h gh'y ui..-ctl W "a H., MN. 10 I = ,u'i
tf- p C., nicdilitmsgc 4w-al at,ct- I'll
,idc+ IL the question ! ily > [ fn"s .Nt:t' y
utlrr,y M o bic iuGti a~s.riet.y .@rsy oar
nal " ti.h-f si~c.'
lis size and character COnSid' red inc
Gil AGO WEEKLY MEMS j, Tia
eicres star cit1ia Amcrir" ONE poi
LAR a YEAR p%o>ta.e iuclGG Il. Cur
srrciai Clubbing Tins britgl within
the reach ri all cur ul,>cr:hv's S;oci.
men q rics may lie sen 1T tl.,s ot.cc.
Send Subscli r%tiuIs ~ tDis Ui.!Ge.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-04-03
TILE TENERISu HAND.

-
It WIS Mlnlly psmnr. AL 4
rainy y ut that. M1thcg" was I
busy from the moment SIC spcanp
out ct bed ut the first soani vt thu
rising bell. Others be ijss c',il.
dren get out of bed "oa the wrnrg
side" as tins mother can testify
She began by thinEjnr oy.r nll
that Law be:or2 hcr, It mlI, her
"fecl like iyias Btdttw,Gd
be cross, as it W is RAINY thrr,
was a r"anc . of company ,.o..
lnhc'' SO We parlor must be Il.
d'e'' as veil us the iinrng roons
swept dishes wash. 81. b,.,.
o'" med, beds made and children
"rtei for schoul. Her i,as Dis
grew hot as she buttereI brraa for
lun 'he"ns, waited az. those who
h"'' t" start early, W,ltrie to nl.,
ify the little ones ..mI Budget.
"Y tear yul're ~lcvcri sll.
s''" nrr hlSoI nd rs he held her
ID" Is t"'a mon: mt. "Lrt the
W"rK = and re. It vsursoll-Yoall
H"' It PAYS
Il TX a man J" Thought the
n'o''cf. WAY. | hAvs'nt tim.
q NV r.yer.p BIZ the little
"'"'a hnl resolved tna5 81,
""" r.,J few verses betors t,n
..o,.l ...o, 1,y 50. standing by
L,,n.,, sin. ..,cI to ,jle
o;n,,th c,,n..r 1T Matthew and
r|7l +l,... v,r,l.. And he
....l...l Lo. L.,,l anal t,. fever
l.r, h.r and She oro,e and minis.
+or,l u,-n thcu
tL,t hns. wifi, os if
L..,. L;,,,.lt ..o,l r..,l, :, h.,I
ho,. .,+,,.o ,b. 1,y,r ar ct hn.
Londs ,h,t eli. ,i,i,, minister
,c;s Jr ,n han I.,ronM Tn,h.d.
co,Il w,;t ti,I I,,,.y !, tbn div
tho merriam. h. ira. ,.,s,rI,r.i-
shn mn.t tseI his to,ch Sic
kuoIt and ur w,i.,.rnl. ..My
e,ro,.,b l,ot your. rhiln is sut.
- ,l .I Ga,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-04-03
CHz
Chicago
Weekly
News
AND THE

The CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS
is now al cight-pagc. sixty.fnur co unn
paper. II Is The largest dol ar We, xiv"
in America It's tight broad. long
present c,ch week n mass q. rluir,ly
sClccicd matter, containing much Osuit
each OF the varying tastes Of tie family
circle. Fir.t and foremost it gives ALI.
THE NEWS, complete az e. detail, vct
concise in form. Its tnni ctinn with
the CHICAGO DAILY NEWS mcm.
Der Of the IsSocid ai Pr S) gives il
facilities for news gathering unsurpaSs.
cd by any Journal IL tho country. Its
MARKET REPORTS are spec al Y com.
pete and thurnu hlyiru>twOrlhy. Par.
tlcular attention is given oarricullurul
Gnd home matters. Every issue on.
tains SIX COMPLETED sTot les. AID a
regular inStalmrnt Of an original story
by some well known English on Amer.
lean author, exc u>ivcly secured for The
CHICAGO DAILY NEWS. Con
denscd totes on fashions. All. indws-
tries, literature, science, etc, etc, ap-
pear regularly.
Few papers in the country arc so OK.
tcnsivciy quoted by the press in general
for its bright AMI humorous paragraphs
ms the W@dgO Uaiy Nus. These are
all reproduced in the WEEKLY
NEWS. In its editorial expression the
paper sprakS from the standpoint Of
the INDEPENDENT journalist. and the
fairmindcd and thoughtful Of n par
ties will appreciate and value its cundia
statements of facts aud conclusions, nli
calculated tn qualify the render fur .Le
formation of his own Intelligent unin.
ion. The political events of the yea
10 como promise to assume such a
character HAT q thoroughly truthful
and i'm artial record becomes all.im.
portant.
In all its Departments She CHICAGO
WEEKLY NEWS aims Ia present IN
cntcrpri. ing, impartial and entertaining
fimi y newspaper OF the very highest
grade.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-04-03

4. 5. .ASD CftICE,
La Cruc o y. M., CO. .D,h. 1850.

mining Ap lllcalion 10 OOJ.
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- Proof - b0r blanks 10 he had
tAAs GoAs ths wnchiao a. tAis o.lce
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-04-03

I've -oYu ous
Tia, ,,,r,mu,.t wand inrcLA ,.,u~ut ~
the blood, develop 10y Un''0'>''""' % 'l-
rms. ,r r,,ur, ,t,,.,. T. This s%cillrs Ui,un thr
srns.ttv. .,h-rut,,, Ius covering at UAc u.us.
che. and I..,m .ntsut the jp,ui-, causing con-
,,tpi amt Sur.n,ru, o., and t-Srcsatiu. asa
cai,,rrous cn,!l, H.. uuSit. which p%rnll,rts
stinn,.. .,l - .,.iti,,. OF jhcjpints, No t1ci,
wAirr r.rt.r.b.s mpn-trairi IN o, gard
Ia II.si,in,,s S,,r,,., Bitvg>, has stronger
,yiI.r,, o., .r,..-, 49,. Ih.,. um,iy, th4t
nj. ,..f,.f, rn..Nr u-vs tntres
ia, - 80. - m-fI-'t @, nor H- II
~. ,, hat % l,i rItiahle
t,f.. ,.,t.,, ~, arrest 3, slice The
,,,'f Z. c.,,. I taiN tH-r.uiruis.
Its also "A ~.g lu rem ,ly G. ~ =
constipation. ty- prit-l'. hH
riipr ulr, u-hiIV all ..h. "'-S'@'' ~
tna. lyu ~ tAc c%,nGiuv.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-04-03
1855 THE COURIER JOURNAL. 1860
AN oE0AN or
LIVING lOEAS LIVE ISSUES.
AN LA.Gr OF
Mono21iIcs, CI:3artH:sm, and tho
Coirit OF So IionRl ktrI1e.

Tho Courier -Journul QlENEY NATIrrso% I'd.
itor-in Chief, is tho acknowledged Representa-
tive Newspaper Of to Souti. il Demoer &c in
puiti,s, l., I first, list, and all tho time Is Tor a
70 iuctioi Of tie War Iaxes as levied on tho
people ny tho tariff now in force.
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-06-29
MINNEAPOLIS
Cha mber of Com mn cree.

Good milling wheat sold quite well at
nearly. previous prices, but anything not
choice was lower than Saturday when sold by
sumple. There was a moderate demand for
No. hard by grade and sorae inquiry for No.
l Northern, but there was little Of either
offered ut current quotations. The samples
were quite well cleared up during the session,
No. hard was in demand at 7S1a@7Ss4c July.
T507514c August, with too little offered for
business; samples, 741a0T51ac; MOL North
ern was held at 71@TIA July,
August 11Sc above; samples, ~
@741ac: No. Northern, samples, 690T2c;
Sales included: 10000 bu July No. l hard,
74c; 10000 bu August No. l hard, 751ac; 50,-
600 bu July No. l Northern. re; $4,000 bu
August No. Northern, 1876; 1000 bu July
No. l Northern, II &c; $4,000 bu July No. L
Northern. re; SO, 900 bu August No. l North
ern, 73lac. Car lot sales by sample: l5 cars
No. hard, o. t., 751ac; 2 cars No. hard, o.
t., 75c: cars No. hard, o, t., 14Ac; cars
No. Northern, O. t., 73c; cars No. North
ern, o. t., 1910; l car No. 1 Northern, o. t.,
721ac; car No. Northern, o. t., re; 15 cars
No. Northern, o. t., 74c; cars No. North
ern, o. t., 741$c; car No. 2 Northern, o. t.,
nc; cars No. Northern, o. t., 691ac: 10 cars
No. Northern, o. t., roc; car rejected, 1. o.
b., Gle; car rejected, f. o. b., 64c; car re-
cars sample o. t., soc; car sample. o. t., 54c;
l car sample, o. t., 661ac; cars
sample, o. t., 6SAc. Flour was slow
in movement but steady in range OF prices;
patents, sacks to local dealers, S4.25@4. Az;
patents, for shipment sacks, car lot, $4.15O
4.25; in barrels, $4.40D4. so; delivered at New
England points, $4.900510; New York points,
$4.80(G5: delivered at Philadelphia and Balti-
more, 81 .SO@4. .95; bakers, SO. 40@3.50; super
fine, $1.7502.25; Red Dog, sack, S1.4O@1. 70;
Red Dog, bbls, S1.S0@2.1 Is; rye flour, 100 lbs,
S1.7502; buckwheat, bbl, $405.
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-06-29
MARKET ONLY IN NAME
Few Features Attractive to Speculators
Present in the Wheat Pit
at Chicago.
The Fluctuations Within l-2 Cent and the
Trading Confined Entirely to
the Scalpers.
Provisions Make a Little spuft' ou'
do Not Keep the Full Advance
Corn Quiet.
stock Speculators Awaiting Develop
ments and Business in Wall
Street Very Dull.
chicago Grain and provisions.


Special to the Globe.
CHICAGO. June 2S.-For the nrst pusinee'
6av of The week this was remarkapiy ouii IL
Doint of distance Travelled by prices anu W
the opantity of news yielded by the sessioii'
Roth were excessively slim, tnough the .oi-
,,me of trade was of very Satisfactorily siA0'
oven if conducted largely by iocai soai
A good guesser could nave hauiou '' 20 -os ,aallv
before il fairly opened, Tor thelo "a f.o,,,
nothing TO make prices any olnecouS cu'so', aa
those prevailing at the close III, o 1Tere dnlj
90 ind;cated a downward tendency. H".o,
in the day the Northwest gave up ..I;. -? -
ouota of crop news. but adVlceS VI lis SniS -, 80.
acter were not definite enough ~ - hI7 49,
any pronounced feeling on elther lus Dti ~ 1,1Io
the bear side. August whea. ppoii,, Op to room
sco1narc offerings were on quite Iree
scale and helped carry prices on W ~
but from this point they soou looo. -;
1850. top for the morning sessio,i. aou,n ~
feeling came in later, putting "ho - ol,nn
T48I0l741%c. around which ngures /. olunte 70
1,i,,, toward o'clock. The close OF
the morning session was easy, sio" an.'
4,ao+ureless At times there was Il ldii ooe. ~
of strength shown IN pork, oepeoui,o. 90 ool[
firm at 50 62 and selling up rapluiy W zoo
but outsiders brought out gooo nlalis
iznrs and values reacted to S9io aeain' q a
- ronuIor range in corn was from 5oeD
S6Ic and back again for August corn. ~, ,lt Inc
Chicago board OF trade statement U! INC tsi.
BILE grain supply shows decrease IL ~. = 9
of l. .354. $50 bushels; an increase III oeo cog M
40, S62 bushels; decrease IN oats VI ol'.,S o,'
bushels: q decrease in rye of 5,54S pusuIis'
and a decrease in barley of 1896 bushels: :
Afternoon trading started in WIN a'.,e 10
easier feeling, August wheat opehins a.
741Ic, quickly selling to 743sc, then soins
back to T414c.
prrz,p RERtEY. Pres. f. W. ANDERSON, Cashier.
JW GKIGGS, V. Pres. A. e. ANDEhsoN' As''- N'
THE ST. PAUL NATIONAL BANh'
CAPITAL. S500,000.
streati
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-06-29


Direct wire oNew York and Chicago.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK June 28.-Flour-Receipts oS-
O7S bbls; exports, s., ,T65 bbls and 1854 sacks;
market dull and heavy; sales, 10000 bbIs;
common to good, extra Western and state
S2.50Q3.10; good to choice extra Western and
state, So .1504.90; common to good extra
Ohio, 81. 5004.T5: patent Minnesota extra,
good to prime, $4.4004.70; choice to double
extra. S4.7504.85 Wheat-Receipts, SO, 200
bu; exports, 291, ,267 bu: spot lots 15c lower
and dull; options opened 4@2sc lower, later
ruled stronger and advanced ss6D5sc, closing
steady; sales, 3,960,000 bu futures, 8I,uOO bu
spot; No. 2, Chicago, Size; No har. S5aac;
No. red S5A f. o. b.; No. red, soc; No.
white sSc; No. red July, s39@S47sc. clos
ing at S41sc; August, 83I. 9S4 T-16c, closing
al 641sc; September, S41S@s42ac, closing at
S41Sc; October s5A @S515c, closing at S5Lc.
Corn-Spn. lots; l9l%c higher trading
quiet; options N@Ac higher. moderately
active; receipts, i10,S50 bu; exports, 3S, so3
Du. Sales 56s.900 bu; futures, $4,000 bu
spot; ungradsd, 35@5oLc: No. 2, 4aQs5o15c
in elevators; No. 2, July, 457s@46c closing
at acc; August, 45M@4dc closing at 45JSc:
September, 4oG9461sc, closugat t6c; October.
465g04619c, cosing at 1870 Oats. shade
higher; receipts, SO. $50 bu; exports .l45 bu: /:
36W44c Barley, weak. Coffee, spot far Rio
firm at 91ac; options 10 points higher moder-
ately active. Sales: 1880 bags; August.
$3.50; September, s7.75: October, November
and December, s7.70G7.75. Sugar steady;
refined quiet; extra G, 1-1605 1-6c; white
eqtra C,59s07 1-5c; off AS re; standard A. 5slc:
confectioner's 4, &c; granulated, e1s@6 3-i6c.
Molasses steady. Rice quiet and firm Pork
fairly active and Arm: mess, S10@lO.25 for
old; 0.T5011 20 for new. Lard more active:
western steam spot. $6.50O6.55; July. S6.4S
@65O; August, $6.b8Q6. .5S; October, Sc. 6s6
$50 Butter steady and demand fair; West
crn, i0D161ac. Cheese firm and fair INQUIRY.
Eggs, fair demand and firm; receipts. 2. 7OI
packages; Western fresh, 14@l4Ac. Stocks
of grain in store, June 26: Wheat, 2,S25,S1T