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Fair play., 1888-02-25
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Local Department.
Wi"ar IL c.nr-.
Dpn', fail to SEQ HAT iii.e If -i,r,- &
R.l,'r and J"ktr,t'-.
- odd .il"- in c.r-ri-. D:, I" =, cent,
al :pZ;.r aud .Iukrtst-.
NJ high prices n, Charlie. II. Biol
Everything -ril- 'i"np fer cash,
Fay ~ !'a-' one pair "f 'h"-" 'ii"Hl
li"rkin.s II, Ruznr aud .Ink"r-,'-.
Smith fNycc is rrn",aiin"
Gottlirh Erhm's -aloon with 81
new coat OF paint.
II YOU drn', buy Gin2i,su ,lr"-- IT,
Rrzirr and lockers, u, S Is rents pes
yard, You will fore, ,er r"or'i IL.
Prot. WIN WiI'ir the champion
wrr-ilcr il il town aud viii give nr
exhibition ~, E..i"n IialI rex, H'ri-
uc-day evening 1h" professor I-"nr
ni the beet wrc,t.cIe in ihr United
States.
The wonderful ice gorge n the
Iitilc Rock landing. ahUu, l'NU
acres in extent, broke up gralm
ally but ra idi, Hm,ihg the :"re
part of this week, rnnblin" b,a'S
I" touch at the lau,ling on Wedn,s
day last.
Cu"IcE WINES mud WHIsKIEs at
low Prices for ,alr ut
Mrs !. FAX & sons.
The only noticeable obscryancrs
of Wastin, toms BIRTHDAY, Wed
nrs,iay, February 22nd. IN this
city were the closing of the pub
lie schools, to give tn" pupils II
holiday, and the thunder of small
artillery in The nor ,hcrn end o;
the city.
u yom huv y"nr gr"r-rics Of Chn-
d. Hicl, you can always live chrnp',
for he is Satisfied with quick sales aud
small profits.
john Spies who is engaged in
supplying wood from M"rrau's Is
land aud the Cotton No ds to
the Excelsior Wood Co, st. Louis,
was in town on Friday last. The
wood is manufactured into shav-
ings for mattresses.
If you wish chemically pure & frcsi,
drugs or medicines nj rra."nnhi,
figures. the best I'iar" to obtain ihcu'
is at "Il" Ste. G"mcvirvc II nrnnry'
Dr. L. +. LANNING proprietor.
The Little Gem frrryboat has
been landed hiyn aud dry on the
shore by the pressure of the re-,
cent great ice gorge ut the Littl.
Rock landing. The owner. Mr..
Rchm, is having it thorough,
> OverhauIeh, repaired ami painted
aud n new hog chain put in.
Itch, Mango. aud scratches IT eyer,
kind ON human or animals "ur"n III -
minutes by Wuolt"rd'> Sanitary J."
iinn. This never fails. Sold 10, &. +
Cnr-sow, Druggist.
While a few "f our patriotic cit
izens were celebrating Washing
toms Birthday near the Con,
Mills 10y firing OF heavy charge.
Of gunpOwdcr from az rNtrmpo
rizcd cannon. the artillery hurS
after a few discharges. a Iarg,
piece Of the metal flying within /;
few inches Of the head of Il lvya
mcWber of the Il. A. K.
English SPAWN Linimrnt removes al
Hard. S"tl. Il" slI"u-cI Ln,uy. an,
liicui,,hc~ from horses. Blood SPAWN
Curhs. Spinis. Swcsnrl. : iIrs
SpraiuS. sure and swollen Throat.
from whair,rr cause, Coughs. ctc
Save $50 h, use IT one bottle. War.
ramcd Sold by L. +. Cars.ow
Druggist.
4 few days ago. DR.. Hrrtirl
aud l."nis Boyer set ont for the
river landing. urar Bi0Omsdair. tu
take the ii,St boat 10 81. Louis
but. when they reached the river,
found that the ice prevented
boats from landing. We'll Louis
said the doct"", "what will We
d" Z" II guess said Louis,
'we'll have to .lo as they do in
Ste GenevieNe: Z" home. and
hold u railroad meeting
Fair play., 1888-02-25

Ats regular term 81 IN" Couniy Curt of ~is
',..c,ic,- County, Nj. h-ii st the c"uIt
House. IN ST.. t,ru"s i.vc. rn TIE SECOND Mon
iay ia f..rGait. i-s-, We're present
Hon. Ch-r:"s W iiIuFn. Presiding Jnar"
H.n-. ,d"lph T.. Ctrrnn aud George ". GIii-
Illh A., 'ciate Judges: Mr.. Leon Inkerst
Sh,.rir nn,t Mr. j y I..t,i.;,.c. tic.E.
Rom DNkE.EkMS' kI IALL &k\rs.
Fair play., 1888-02-25
Lumber l.uMher.

For the best lu,'h plank and limcn.
Sion lumber. and all kinds NJ dressed
lumber. go :" RoBINSoN i SurR.
LOCKS Ssw,niIl un the ,lnura. nca,
Wcinssrtcn. Ste. Gcmcvir,cCu. Ma.
Fair play., 1888-02-25
OFFICIAL. NOTICES
Order of Publication in Tan
Suit.
STATE OF MI~spl III

.uniy II ste '.-n-,i..Nc
in The F,'riii Court al -:.i,i C.untt. oc,,.sr
term. !->>. ihur-iaN. urt.'i.,r :. -. ii.t
state II Missouri. al The ,-iati,n aH,t {, The H..
Il Louis <aunrnr. C.,ilrctur at the i..N,..i.'
" irhin and for it' C'u"t' II ~is. ,.-n"N ut
STATE at Mis- 'uri. fiainti.i. ". K".c,t Nw"cHs
bsi-r,ili.t.
~ this day come, Ia. ,.lainr Il herein. Is ~
att"rrcy. before rir -ni,i Court atl .i.t.- ;hH.
the a,,oy- named Il, i-nilui H.. hciIrN,. J. IA
resident ~ III" >iat-"; Missouri, that L- t.,-
mad iiii-.nt Ell ITS t. a-c,it.tiu ih' "a't--
ah"ui- at The a"l"n ant an' h,- failed a..h a. I,
the 'ieirniant cannot i'. -ti>ri with "i'i.i...ls
pr"c''~,
Whrrcnrnu il il "rl.,-,l that sa:l .s-i-udan.
br notified py l'u'i', tea, thai ,iIintii ha>
c"niiruc, II sui a;i.>t b. Il. ilsj> ,,4.rt tt-'
"bl~, end genera! na'n,r'f thr petition nl.l IN
san suit being Ia. "ni.nc, 81 th" lien ~
the state ui :, 'i.i i-.,iu-i CERTAIN r:l prny
cry ..wusi by said Robert sNrruy. va It,
~ = "f r y Of section l.. t"wn-hip IN.
Ihngr +, containing 80 arr.>. and lui'y de
scrih',t IN -ai petition H. certain ti\,r- ut
Ct :sn' cost. ir,i.'i ni"'n -ai r,~' rr"trfIy or
The Year Ic.. tn l--'. Inclusive .in i,r',nr T.,
S.5 Ui a. in ssit petition irii, i,r:h. Ar.l
that uuir-- the said i."t,crt sweeney h. .nd i,,-
pear a; this Court nj the ueNt term th..",..t T..
ie begun and h"iarr n th' t"urt H"r-r in the
t!y "i Sfr t,'.nrN i.sc. III SAID county. III.
2j't LAY of Arrii n->', an'i. "n ~ !'".''re tn"
-i>th 'iav 81 saii irru. :s1>"'f "a pI"H'i l. H.
petition in sad use ~" vi III tc fit'., a..
confessed. a.ii Jm.gn."nt viii tc rch'i''.'i ac-
cIringiv.
u" publ sh.o s"C"rtirr 'n law Ia t''r 'tai
4 fiay. ncN-pap'r iuil-h-, weekly IN he
cit! of ste Gen-,ie,' Mo
STATE or iI>SblH:.
/ County "I -t.. ',-n"Siryr.
! l. iu'~s 3 Gnieaon. tI,rl 81 :h~ t'r,.i
Court uf II" GrneNieye T. tIIuty af..rr-af,i beg
hy rt'rtif, that the atHS- ! Iiu, cnt,y 81 IT,,
| original Order 81 fuhli,-s'!-n. H. ,hr chuS.
therein name. n- the -aI,c al.i~ais in nay Once
" Witness my hand ~ CirrL a,t
q. .taA = .1s II .
~ IA ste. GcB,, eve. ,lIs .i-t .ia. -
! Fcbrua y, isss. JtLE- u GCi'iApN
Fair play., 1888-02-25

ACCoVNrs ALL WED.
Win Wilder, i,rasur,r'> quarterly sal. sldr "a
percentage. ii>hlr-ing
..b,,, p,,cvs - .. ;.
Frak ! Huch. max nC assessment list. So ~
Robinson 4 >h,arl"ch. lumber f'rJ-nca
nr,.,,. ,,, 5! ID
,.;,l,,, ,,,;,,r. ,c,airiry SAINT. ....... t. 81
Michael Srwalt one LAY : waSr- .-....- -
>tan,l.ri Printing Co. stationery fer
! sheriff .....-.-.. .....--.-...--.... lH:H
/ lanes Rnzier ,lig.iu- i,urcr'> grave. a'si
! state ,ur,t,c A-,lam. no.r,i, Rond :. -
/ L Baum lr..thsr Tor Poor Farm -..-... ="
! \ \ H.yrr. coffin !nr p%urer. etc ....- !. ~
| FI,nn >.nticuer. TER collector .-.. o.
. Mrs ! FaiA X son lI,m:,,rfrr ',iI--.... Il -
! II .fIInvr ( Suchcr. wheat cradle for
! Poor + arm .,......--- @. ---....--..-. a's
J II nrran ( >ucher. hla,hsmI;h's work
ter sam" -.. .---.-.-.-.-.- -..-.-..-. -
! nr.I.rS -tei-ie. rep. harness t'r same %
y Wrhuar. Inul.er I"I Poor Farm -..-. g. ~
I l;..in>,nS 4 >l.e.rl"ck. iuu.!-cr f.r -ame l. -
/ w,l4rrS Role. fpur tor r"or Farm - -
e., ,.:n.nr,,r. III nor work rs1. Farm si
..,.i ,,.s>. -a..'r,o F4Tnquarf.r'v Ii, ~
samson, rocks l;i,rrauN Vases h.i,;:- 70 IS
,,--. .s;.--.r. t,,oc. posts frr r"nr Farm 10 20
t..,r, Rev, r,o-Ir.r. son" i"r t.!,sr
.uN Vases lr &c ...-- .----.------. -
". I'll. :,rs- : ,.tr,'C !nr paUn-r --.... +.t1
ins, n'.h,, trIl-e r'nrdi--iaueT ... : v'
IU!,> : na.c;t..;,.eull hTs!- c"!Ens. SO
,u...1 ,nl~rr. hg,i-e commissioner ~
u I,,fi, y -nn. lac inr rau,'er $780, = u
va hem >l0ge .a'i tor Wade spring
t,:i!2s' ... ..... ..-.--.-.-.-. .-.---.--- - =
Nscsi.h Ia, temporary rrii"f---. !" -
Fair play., 1888-02-25

Mr.. I. 4. Fyi,rr. Of New On,nhurt,
Mo. ha. "u haud a large >nri.i, -
good ST l.vlii> ru!,:u> Which he viii
suppl, rhraph /" customers
Fair play., 1888-02-25

L fitrTy hire County
i,-.s .-..... 81
e ~ u,,,rn iu.is,.. t ,.n,.' attendance a,e
4 T. Cnrr,,u
,nt 3. mile. ....-..........- ...--..- Sl.'''
. " Grim h luigs, d !a,s' attendance
aud ~ miles ........-.. ...-..- ---.- " M
Leon JokrrsI, -heril. days attendance l. "
M's' NIL ANh''
Account pr"-c'''e'i hH r. = ""'A' As'''
for mahinv assessment list t'r ''>'' ~ ''''
:, 0I. na,nr> SIS ~. tor Iunsns numerical Hot"
Si.l iaad tracts. SIi+ Is. one half paid ty the
state
p,i,i,n ,r,.-,ut,a hv Michael Drury an1
! ,,,.r,,t,.r orh.r, rs.n .il-rs oi Jark-"n
,,xr.h;, ter :, change Of n. II Louis road IN
,o.i d,.,r,c, v. .3 Kcm,n-trance a. s,;.st pro-
u,.,a chang, ,I,.,! hv Joh,. i'rury and six 9TH
~. ,r,.,h,llcs : of Jackson township Court
,yo,. H.. ,,,{,,nn Tor the change and orders
| -, T. ,,, .;,.,sr Natiors to survey. and RI
,.,r, -, Ma, tenn
! Frank j. ilurA's copy VI Assessment L'S'
/ ,,;
! r,i,i,n ,,,scutr.! hy Charles Carron and
! .,i.,.,.r ,b,r. fr,,.h.i,,rrs .f lac snu town
! s,:,, p, c,,,.,,. the =, Louis road IN t"al Dis
,,;.. \, -, Thr,, l,.iry Ut. r.mons,rauce the
, my, decided +, ,rn',ty and ordered the re9ui
| III, .,,,,, I, Ia, made.
{ il, ,,,u,i tax fund transferred
,.ro p,v.our fund
II, v "a Wilder County
! ,., -, .,,.r,,.d aui war
.,,
''''> "'''' ''", v.r.
!
f"n' '"fre''e"-
ten "'nr'-; hr,h"!i'' ~ s,',; :, ,r,r..,,,
/ -, ~ ,.,,.,,.,r.uc. In, ing
" Co.,. .,,..t.a ~. ne,i,on. and
.,,L r,.,..r,
! ,.,,r, -, ,,,,;.,nIu,,.,.. Superintendent If
",t''"' ~ .a, ,.,.....,,,., M. ,t,,.-
,, ,,..;,,,~ ,,nu, sale ,f Poo, Farm
u" ~ y, ,..- In r.h Il. Is.-
| .a,,. ,,,,.;s; ~ +.
| t,. j., .,,or,r farm. So as.
=" ~ r,,..n, C,u,,v pbv.i
.,,t;,,,, -, p,,,r Farm
a",.',,.,
a''ei'''' ,,,.,;.
l" ''' ''',',' >i.,,,,-, and ,,r. C,n,
pa ,.. u...,.r,.,,.ty .,ri samson
,,. ,,,n,..e Ia b. done by sad
a"''''''' 49,, ,,...,..,
r'a' '' ''"'' VI -. ,,,.,s s,S,o
| 49,, .,a ;rh.,.i..,, ,,.,w,,n
a.. ,. a., ,;,ii,y one
-, ;.,.;, ,.,.,,,r., I, vnrn oil
/ ..., ,..r ar n,y hi.
a.
! >,,,,..,r C.,u..y ,oI-
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I -,
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Fair play., 1888-02-25

". dne-lay was a l"y'ls day over
hend. bat no, many were going 'hh'
WAY.
Nj. Ella Prn'ic j. ia Ste. Gen"
We've ihi. week under DR.. Cox
treatment.
I..n'rn r,ic,s NJ the taih"hc
Chnrcl, nr" tu he every W"''ne-aa.
and Friday al =. IA.
! Mi.- M-rlr Bcuiilcr i Waiting ste
Gene, We've.
! Wclnc-dnv. Wn.l,in2'"n'- Birth
| d,,. was observed about rs usual.
| The schools bad recreation.
! Mr. Hem, Mn,i;ny'y has been The
victim IT cniii- and fever.
Nj. Siuinu oi the Cotton W""i~
| i. ,,e oue-t of Mi-- Nancy Moore.
Mr.. William Van Winht" i.n' been
very low " i,h intl,nm,ai i'rs rhc"fna-
,i.,u. but j. nnw cunyal"-c"nf.
Mis-, Celeste Ii"yy ha- been on tbs
-,rk list.
El Able, painter OF Cape Girar-
d.sm, WA in town SUNDAY.
Mr. Cha- Schneider aud Miss X.
Sc, -icr passed through here e" r""''
! 10 ~, I.nuiI.
! We are glad I" sinfc that Mr. +. :.
Nnyy's ewes are imrr", ing.
Mr.. W. +. Wilson. travelling sa'e--
man of the II, Walker Dry Goods
Co. was ~ town this week.
| Mr.. Gr,hr la. license I" preach tor
ON. year. tie gave II 'r'nprran"" lee
,urc n ste. G-nrvi"vc last week
Services at the Methodist Church
las, SUNDAY. with sermon b.; Preach
or Allen of Fcrryviilc.
Drummer + Lucrhrcny"r. for sh"
wholesale firm of Br"wH. Dan2hada,
4 Co, spcmt few days in town.
Mr.. jules R"x,er and Misa Eli,
Prn,tc have the largest assortment "t
house plants ~ town.
The aunnuurrrnrn, haa already hc =
male tor "rhr Grru,,u'' I, be given
Immediately after Easter.
+. DIED: AT her h",nr within n halt
} mile Of town, Cora Watrr-. t""'"rrd.
nf comsunpii"n. on Saturday. Fob Is
Her remains were Inferred here "n
SUNDAY.
No more frnlirkiny parties. ~ Lent
has cast "A sn,nbrr aud mrllnrholN
shade on society frtc Even -. Fran
ri. has assumed diyniiiri mir, and -.
Andrew has rrircatrd int" the com
try to do p~nanre for his past pleasure
I, The Young gentlemen are anNipu.l,
w,i,in. .,r arrival at Ester, eo the,
, can civ" the Complimentary Ball Ia
the ynnn. la,iir,.
! The carpenters have commenced
work "n the steps mgiHniDg ai the
foot OF Third aud PINE Streets leading
ur to the hill T.: The Catholic Church.
Madame Rumor SAYS there will hc
) several wedding. here when the In
net sings again" but time alone viii
: prove u:l things.
When innocent persons ar" accused
Of being the 81. Mary correspondent
We can omiv use the following quota
lion. Where ignorance i, bliss It's
kpl!, to hc wise.
Am sorry the Donk.y Party was
omitted III tho items of las, week.
suppose it was 4" oversight.
Prof. James Cheney waS called sud
: denly AVA, from his school, Tu">da,
, night, b> the illness at his mother
who i, living ia New York.
A fine musician visited her" last
SATURDAY.. Tie piavrd On the hagpipr
know Gilmore would be glad t.
I have him Join his band.
The following poetry was compose
,bru, IA certain y"Hn. grut OF town
Ih" f'sr> "'. ,,,-,' ,,ifn.. The ,m,r;l-,inr.
In whri" Oh "h'r ar "e "''''S ~ '"'
,r;,,;, n,,.
NV "'" r,,.
=, .i.,.,
, Mr. William n"iiman took lis he
D.. .r,;,. ,.r :
yi,.,,r., ,,..r
' -, NJ. ;,
Fair play., 1888-02-25
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s;Nsapasai,
MssAi.vd

'.WsSvusAv na- f,Noit3Il. n'Z' Il TIL"
81 ~ 1850 world during I!Ir ,a-I ha;t
,t.,.rufv No; last among ~ wonders 0f ir-
v.ss I'VE ls 49, ufi.'.; ami -I-i of ror.
at 80. < s,-ri--,i'~ a! "=tr the T-tilrfry - Iih
II >sr,1-..'i-- ~ v'r..-- from their h.
s'av itf..-S} So uu- can =" the u"rk. rEt.r
-. vauus - -; -" >l.>c:al sliii,v -,4luN-.
Csp,tag ut' uf--'--i. ,tIl .Fc .fsrfef, FREE JG.
- .: sg,ii r--'trr - .',t! III -rnH ''ii
,s. >.sI,i--5'l.I- .s! --.-i 'siue si Tisn--s- -
s..u Ihac . -r-ri r6u IN is1-irt--s. v , 81
- f.,rS you ~ y. -. ,rrve, right ,g>r- -
=, s-a. - g., IT, ~-t-'-i G'.N>p pG ~ I I
-,;-t \ i,ir :. IEUE A C, Au-u>;s.
Matt.
Fair play., 1888-02-25

- VIZ 't vi -f't RI.
Iuhtt "f >;e ,.'u'rIc,r.
!. m. i>>> S"L.its i.i, D. lS,- ~
GFh. fiHir;iJ, -. iai s,iri i,.i.r,iu,,
At this da' '..r'- th" liIju'iG herein l., boz
e:i,rnt - u 'vr ana Carter before tt,,. ,,,
'''-'f 'i'. % it.' t'tHIt count. in y,,.,t,,.
h"'i bi'' hrt i''tiil III aud nil.u,it .,,,.,,.'
h",'S '.-., - '''"t~. i'''i :hc defendant /. ne,
Mss. ''"' "'
"h"a'"i"'n II j. ordered by the cj.,l In ,,..
ti"n maj N''i '''''' n'a' i"' i'.'tii",! T.,
- ~. '"ihf'i h1- e iniu,nCtyi "A .tit
.-a "-' hr ia ih'- tru.t /. III. ,.l .,t n,.t q. ,,
NJ "Stnic - " i'n = e., Dbf.i, II .j,c,,, -, =,
v''S. nom III" hI..d, 1 mnirirunuy e.,,rn,,.
WIN " " "'!' ii.i"t. on Itr grounds r. ,ir,.,,
I'm ii' !''' th"n ne N"Ir. Hut tl,.t mi. "a
h' d'' i"'i' 'ri' ~ aHi auit.,, ri IN . ,..,,,,
Z; .--t - Itf, -g, I t.. / I, ,.. -,
u III" 1 rti i!"u.c il the o., 81 80, ,'.
'itt, ~ >'..H t'taiS uE .Lr i..urii, A., .t,,.
~" h'N' ""'' OF or b"!"r" the sixth .,ty ,f
N'' t'i III '''-"' 80 I''; .. Ihr y.ftin,, a. -,
'aii-'. - same - al t.. taken , r,'ct.-.i -, -
lui.'itnf II! ''' r-''l' ,rd ac.ull.,rt, ~
MI a. - i'i'h'I "ttris-,i hat :. r..,., l.,.
" t'.,'' ''-h'"' "'''''i'ns - law o.. ih., ~. ,r
~ -. ~ ~i'"i"r rt"ii-I,,,i w..kiy i1 ma.
'ns II ci". t"ic, isy. W !" '"e
JULES Gr.GS"x.
STATE or MI~eDiRI
C'',.'.t, al Nt". t,.neVi-,e ,,s
. J. Jules J: tu'@"ou. 'le,I of ,r, Cir,,...
D'ot' . >'". ''"""'i"St t.rui,. af.,...;I
.'.' t.-.if., r,sttT "I ru.li,.,t,,.,, i ll' "f
h -" h.ti"''r A. "a" -ar. np,.a,, :, 49,
"I,,..>- nv h.., - I.x,
- 80" ~ lie t....,,,t,. t,,, ,,, a. az "f.
i.hI'ab!, i--c. ny ~
JU:t> %. GriGNoS.
ti.ik
Fair play., 1888-02-25

T7,s f,>,i,r.C-.,ar close win = To- >'S party
49,. ..,.-. ,.i M Hoffman. i'r Gv ~
..,n..,, ,x...:A .. sat. I l..o c.evt; =
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-30
New York Produce.

NEW YORK. JAN 2S-Flour-Receipts.
6.60S packages; exports 1865 bbls, 44,671
sacks; steady and unchanged; sales, II, 900
bbls. Wheat-Receipts, $50 bu; exports,
1l0,194 bu; sales, 1896, 900 bu futures; op-
tions declined ls@Ac early, but soon recov-
cred most of the loss and closed firm; spec
ulation comparatively moderate; spot lots
neglected and wholly nominal; no salet re-
ported: No. spring quoted at 90l2c: No. ?
red. 90l4c elevator, 91lzM9134 afioat, 9034c
f. o. b.; No. L red, 93I2c; No. red, Janu-
ary, S9l40S9S4c, closing at S9s4c; Febru-
airy, S9s4@9Oc,. closing at 9Oc;. March.
9078(d elise, closing at 911sc: April, 917s@
92l4, closing at 924c; May. 90 l1-l6@93c,
closinga at 93c; June, 90 9-16@ 927s. closing at
927sc; December. 95i2M957sc. closing 957sc
Corn-Rece1pts, 70, 400 bu; exports 3S, 10
bu; sales, $4,000 bu futures. 10000 bu
spot; advanced ls@l2c and closed very
steady, after Il slow business; ungraded, CLIO
61l2c; steamer, zoe: No y 6l14c elevator:
62s4c delivered; No. 2 January. nominal
Gle: February. 61Isc. closing lac; March,
61l4c, closing at 61Ac: May, 6ll2@6ls4c.
81 lac. Oats-ReceipIs, 10000 bu: exports,
SS1 bu: sales, 1000 bu futures, 9S, 900
bu spot; ls@Ac higher and moderately ac-
tive; mixed Western, 39@4Ol2c: white
shipping S55@60. Hops quiet, unchanged
Coffee-Spot; fair Rio dull and nominal
AT lie: options opened 1O@l5 points lower,
closing steady and trihe better; sales,
1O1, 80 bags; January. l3.90@ soc; Feb
ruary. 12.55@l2.7Oc; March 1917 4Oc;
April, .95nl2.O5c; May, IL 9O@I2. .O5c:
June. 1I.75@l2c; July. 11.6O@11 soc;
August, II. .45@l1.60c: September, I1.3O@
I1.50c; October, ll.20c; November,
11@11. .15c: December, l1@1l.1Oc. Sugar
dull and somewhat nominal; fair refined
quoted al 51sc: refined dull. Molasses weak;
black strap, ordinary, lie Rice firm Pc
troleun steady; United, ss3sc Cotton seed
oil quoted at 35c crude. 4O@41c refined
Flf.all n1,-
I.12I2. Turpentine dull at 39I2@4Oc
Eggs steady and in fair request; West
ern, 22@24c; receipts, 1919 packages
Pork quiet but steadily held; sales, 100 bbls.
Cut meats firm; picked bellies, 7i3@75sc
Lard 2@3 points lower and heavy; Western
steam quoted at $3.50: February, S7.76@
7.79; March, S7.7S@7.S2; May, 81. S9M7. .95 |;
June, S7.95@S: July, SS.O1@S.0o; city
steam $50. Butter quiet: steady; Western,
14@34c. Cheese irmer: Western, 1ls4@l &c
Copper firm; lake, 1850. Lead firm: do
nestle, 47sc. Tin steady; straits, 369Oc
Other articles unchanged.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-30
FINANCIAL.
New York,

New YORK. Jan. 2S.--Clearings. to-day
were $94, ,77s,S19.; balances, 1856, ,429.
Money on call was easy at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5@7. Sterling ex-
change dull but steady at $i.S4a4 for sixty
day bills and Si.S6l2 for demand The stock
market continues to grow both in strength
and in breadth, to-days transactions exceed
ing those of the corresponding hours of any
day for long time, and the sales of several
full days during the present week. The
sentiment of the room was bu;lish
throughout on the expectation that
the forthcoming bank statement would
show further handsome increase
in the surplus reserve which was not dsap-
pointed. The foreigners were moderate buy
ers, but the inside purchases of Lackawanna,
Northwestern, Missouri Pacific and some of
the specialties did mucf to infuse further
strength into the general list, and the advance
inaugurated with the opening of business
was not checked during the entire session.
Lackawanna was the great feature of the day.
the trading in il being very heavy. bnt in
strength il was fairly rivaled by Missouri Pa
cific and Colorado coal. The opening was
made at irregular changes from last
evenings closing prices, but she
market became Strong Immediately; !;
Lackawanna starting off with a gain
OF / " per cent, with Colorado coal follow
ing. There WAS slight check to the ad.
vance near IL o'clock, but Missouri Pacific.
Northwestern and Western Union took up
the lead. and with marked increase in ac-
tivity further gains were made throughout
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-30
St. Louis Produce,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2s.-Flour frmer and in
better demand. Wheat opened steady and
advanced 4 c, but later broke and closed ss@
S4c lower; No. red, cash. S0s4c; Feb
ruary. soc: March, S1l2c, closing at Sic;
May. s2s46lS3l2c, closing at S27sc; July,
SOl2@S lc, closing at SOl2c; December, S47Sc,
closing at Slice asked. Corn lower; cash,
47@47I2c; February, 47@47Ac, closing at
47c; May, 475s@47s4c, closing at 4s1sc.
Oats weak and lower; cash, 3Os4c; May,
31lse; Rye, 65e sellers. Barley strong
at S0097l2c. Hay unchanged; prime
timothy Sl2@l650: prairie, $S@l2.
Bran steady at soc. Lead, ST. Eggs, 17l2c.
Butter unchanged and firm creamery, 24@
soc: dairy. 1S@26c. Corn meal steady at
$40. Whisky steady al $l.0s. PROVISIONS
steady. Pork, new. S14.S7l2@15. Lard
strong AT $7.25. Dry Salt Meats-Boxed
shoulders, So: long clears, $50: clear ribs,
81 62l2; short clears, $7.75@s. Bacon
Boxed shoulders, $3.50 long clears, $3.50;
clear ribs. $S.37l2@s.45; short clears,
Receipts-Flour, 1000 bbls; wheat, 1000
bu; corn. la, 900 bu; oats, 26, 900 bu; rye,
1,000 bu: barley, 1000 bu. Shipments
Flour, 1000 bbls: wheat, 5000 bu; corn,
1000 bu; oats, %, 600 bu; rye, 1000 bu !;
barley. none.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-30
LOCAL MARKETS
ST. Paul.

The receipts of wheat were light Saturday.
but they were sufficient for the demand.
which was quite weak. The effort to crowd
up prices did not succeed, and buyers still
continue to hold off. Corn and oats were
steady. Hay was more scarce and a little
higher. Ground feed little lower, some
shipments getting through. Eggs dropped
off lie. The call:
Wheat-No. 1 hard, 7sl2c bid; No.
Northern. 77lac bid; No. . Northern, 75c
bid.
Corn-No 2, 46c bid, 47c asked; January,
47c asked.
OatsaNo; 2, SOC bid; January, soc bid;
May, 32c bid, Sac asked; No. white. 32c
bid, 33c asked: No. 3, 80 bdc.
Barley-No. 2, 6O@65c bid; No. 3, 55@6Oe
bid.
Rye-No. 9, 52c bid
Ground Feed-No. 1, $3.50 bid; 500. SO
asked.
Bran-Bulk. S13 bid: S14 asked.
Hay-No. l, ST. bid, $11.75 asked; No.
upland prairie, $11.5O bid. $I225 asked :;
timothy, $13 bid.
Dressed Hogs-S6 bid.
Flax Seed-S1.37 bid
Timothy Seed--S2. % bid.
Glover Seed-S3.6 .65 bid.
Eggs-22c asked.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-30
8. r. CLARK.
$50 jackson Street, ST. Paul.
BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY
Produce Exchange.

Butter is still in active demand and prices
rule firm for all grades. though increasing
receipts have a tendency to supply II wants
Berries con ;inue firm and active. In apples
there is no change. Cheese quiet. Really
fresh eggs are not abundant, and til block
adc is diminishing the receipts still nprices
do not advance on account of the stored eggs
that are crowded upon the market. Poultry
isa little lower.
Butter-Choice to extra creamery. CSC;
choice dairy, $4,000; common dairy, l26
15c: good to choice, 16@1sc: packing stock,
10@l2c; grease butter, 2I2@13c.
Cheese--Young Americas and fancy, 13c;
full cream, l1@I2c; skim, &c.
Onions-In sacks 81 per bu.
Maple Sugar Minnesota 1 i2l2M 13c Eastern,
10@11c.
Maple Syrup-Per gallon, 81. 15@1.25.
Honey-SlOw at quotations: fine white new
clover, :2Cc; DID, 13@1Ic: buckwheat 100
lie.
Malt-sOc per bushel.
Wool--Unwashed, 17@19c; washed, 22@
2lc.
Apples-Choice. S3@3 25; fancy, $500
3.75: peddlcrs stock $1.5O@1.75.
Cranberries-S9@11 per bbl.; common
stock SI.50l1.75 per bu.
Sweet Potatoes-Jerseys, $5@l5.50 per bbl.
Muscattnes, S4 .25@4.5O.
Potaloes--10Gl90c per bu.
Grapes--Concord, choice 3504Oc 10-lb
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-30

and lifeless. There were no receipts here,
but the Manitoba road reported ~ cars on
track. The local stocks show an increase
over Mondays statement of $4,000 bu
and for the week the increase may run up
10 10000 bushels. There arc few estimates
on visible but il is generally thought the de-
crease will be much smaller than last week.
sold al 76Ac. January sold at 76sse, and
closed nominally at 764c. February there
was one sale at 16l2c, May opened at 81 esc,
declined 10 SlS4c, tirmed up 10 Sll2@Sl ssc,
weakened and declined TO Sic, closing with
sellers at that
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-30

weak and IOc lower. except for choice
which were steady; good to choice corn
S3.25@A 30; stockers, $1.75n2.75; feeding
steers, So COOS. 25 COWS, $l.3O@3. Hogs
Receipts, 1851; shipments, 365; opened
steady for good. while common were slow
and weak, closing be lower; good to choice,
$5.35@5. .5O common to medium, $47O@
$50: skips and pigs, $3@4.6O. sheep
Receipts, III; shipments, not reported; !;
steady; good to choice, $4GI4.50; common
to medium. $2M39O