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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-01
NapN SEQ XIII

fat auf bas S9reiben BET oeutiden 8i'
id6fe bonn %. Iusuit bic folsenbe Gnt'
mort seienbet:
G~srlpirbise 8riber, GRUB uno apo
ftoltider Sesen.
Gls eud fiirsli6 bic sleide Sr6mmis.
felt unb Der sleide Glier fir bic 8eli.
sion nad 5ulea gum @rabe bes beili.
gen 8onifacius fiibrte bebufs 8eratb'
uns iber bic 8efOrberuns bes tatbOli.
iden Namens unb BET driitli1en Sadie,
baben Infer Sers unb llniere @ebanfen
eu9 besleitet. Nun aber na1 sliidli.
dem gerlauf euerer Sabresperiamms
lung, tuerben Wir auf's ansenebmft
beriibrt bur6 bas Sdreiben, ipeldes
.ibr semeiniam on uus seridtet babt,
uub eiH,sermaBen selinbert unb semil.
bert uirb baSur@ bic fdmerslide gm.
p%finbuns, nit tuel9er llns bic Sitter.
niiie Der Stride, Defenders nit Stalien,
idon ieit LANCER 9eit erfiIt. Sbr feuni
unb beflast NIT uns &edtmitIbie trau.
rise unb tdsli9 bebrdnster fi9 seftal'
tenbe Sage, su tuelber Der 9apit, no.
mentlid felt groberuns Der Stabt Gom,
u~erurtbeilt 1T. 9esbalb 1T iest ,ueur
iemals seitseutaB cine feite Qbii9t, mil
tdsli6 pa9fenbem Offer bauad 81 fire,
ben, saB ben r6mii9en 8dpten iens
pule unb unueriebrte Sreibeit uieSerse'
seben perbe, uelde b~enielben BEL Gus.
iibuus ibres boderbabenen Gmtes gan,
unentbebrli9 1T. @ir uiniden eud
Slid, ebrtuirbise Briber, 81 euren 8e'
idlifen unb 8etrebunsen, unb slauber
@utes BON ibnen erbuifen 81 biirfeu, I'm
10 mebr, tuenn a0e gbrifen bes grbtrei
ies, bur9 euer 8eipiel bepogen, mil
sleidem Offer unb steider @rsebenbeil
bic 10 beilisen 8e6te Der air6e unb bes
IpOitoliiden Stubles 5u oertbetbiser
fid beitreben. Gls 1~nterpfanb be,
bimmliiden @aben uHb gum 3eusnif
unieres %beiouoeren BohlwuIens ertbei
len 8ir eud germ, ebrtuirbise 8rlber
int Serrn ben apoitoliiden Sesen.
@eseben 81 &om bel st. 8eter, on
IL September 1888, i'm elften Sabre
unieres Bontifieates.
9apit SEQ XIII.
Nj. bic ebrmarbisen 8riiber, Gr5bi.
i9of Bbilippus bon a6ln unb bic ibri'
gen beutiden giid6fe, pelde in Gulbu
suiammet setommen finb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-01

Il Nuf Der Stanbing 8od @eier.
patton iins bier Drei1mai6inen an Der
Nrbeit; man bat bort cine bebeutenoe
Weisenernte ertieft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-01
CLEVELAND TT Netu 0art.

am Samfas fano bic srOBs Demon,
f~trotion Der @eiddftsleute fir Gleue.
lamb in Stem gort itatt. Sieiss Tas
mar elm bemotratiider i'm ridtiaen
Gimme bes @orets unb TT poll Der be.
fen 8erbeiSuns fir ben 6. Nopember.
rleber bic 9arabe SOlsenbes: Sem
beites that elm idtperes 8esenpetter,
bic 9emOnitration su perberben, aber e.
selnns inn nur iebr tbe,lueile. $4,000
Stem gOrter @eiddftsleute iammelten
fi6 gum 2use ON duBeriten untern On.
be Der Stabt. 9esslei6en eri9ienen
bic Mufittorps, beren 10 uiele aufsebO.
ten tporben, als su baben iuaren unb in
benz 8use mari9irten unter Der 8anbaz
nafabne unb benz Ramen ,8anoana"s
8esenidirm mebr Der Erdaer Der bemos
cratii9en 6eloseideu, als BEL irsenb
einem Der sroBartisen llm3ise in 1884.
Die @olonte maridirte in bi9ten @lie.
bern uno raiden Ghrittes. Nls bic
Sp,se bes 8uses Dor benz Stem gorf
Sotel anselanst, idiuiesen Erommeln,
8feifen uni. ,Surrabs, benn bas SoteI
lift Der Yldb, In benz 8laine's S9pie.
sertodter frant ba%rnieberlist. Man
tupllte es Hi6t seiast baben, eas bsmO.
tratiides 2armen es sefueien, Der etne
ettuaise 8eri6limmeruns Der Rrantbeit
peruria6t; tuie Der 2drm elmer eiriIben
Demonitration bes Sdwieserpapa es
tuar, Der bic tObessefabrlide Benb urs
Der arantbeit herbeisefibrt. Srei Wei.
len burdidritt Der !8us in 9otb unb
&esen, aber ct mar faum rmerfli6 bin.
ner setporoen, als er sas @ortb.W pnu.
ment erreidt, mo glenelanb Nepue belt,
in ieiner Ndbc auf Der 9latfprm 5rau
Della Stetpart 8arnsG, bic Mutter bes
8orfampfers Der emancipation ST.
lambs. Sic mar setommen, burh ibre
@esentpart sesen bic glebelanb feintli.
DE geridtpDruns ibrer 2anbsIeute nit
ensliiden Gmiidren 81 pruteitiren. Sn
bet nmaebuns glepefanbs bilbeten bic
einanber 10 bitter befdmpfenben Ndn.
rer, Mapor Seuitt, iein qammanp.
@esentanoibat, SberiH @rant unb 81.
Mabur Grace cine @ruppe, ais ebenio.
uiefe 8esrdientanten Der feinbliden
bemocratiiden 5racttoneu, bic fi1 bier
pereint. GGe brei tpurben BON, grdF.
benton freunsli6 besriBt unb lanse
unterbielt er iid nit Mapor Setpitt.
In Unions. 9eteranen befanben fi9 auf
Der vTribiine" unter ptelen Nubern pie
@enerdle SlOcura, Sidles unb Stsel.
@ouperneur Sin, Der auf benz Stump
1T, mar burd ieinen gripatIeeretdr gof.
Riee, Der ben gapstter BEL ben Dams,,
Der GeieIidaft ma6te, an einen Sen,
tier bss 5. Guenue Sotel, nertreten.
$4,000 Mann fanben iid in Me,u
gOrf elm, bic fi@ basu ~perftaubsn, te;
eineri iolden y8etter - Meile1
bur9 ben StraBeufetb Der Stabt 3u
maridifen, tueun bas, banft tperben aud
am 6. Nouember far bic Democratic
100000 an ben @ablurnen Der Stabt
eri9einen, UNI gfenelanb i'm State
cine Webrbeit bon $4,000 su seben.
I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-01

STR ums 9eutide fonnt bei be,
nd6iten D~ienftass @abl cine Srass
in's Spiel, bic mir IN Der Sise bea
@ablfampfes nidt iiberieben ionten.
gtit Snrrifon piirbe Der ertreus Sli.
gel Der repubtitnnii6.n Bartei, tp.l9e
ben 9emperens.Sanatismus. ben Grem.
benbaB unb bns Wonopof pertritt, tpie,
Der ans gauber fommer nitb 1loine,
tuet9er iast, baB .Eruits" Bripatan.
sefesenbeiten ieien. iuel6e bic 8esie.
runs ni9ts ansinsen. iuiirbe iuieber an
bic Spite Der @eriualtuns treten unb
tbatlddli1 reaieren, tudbrenb Shrriion
Bios ben Momen buju leiben tpirbe.
@ir baben eeieben, iuie in ben lesten
Sabrsu bic probibitionifen unb Srem.
benbafer immee freder a~uftraten unb
iebe Stimme fiir 9arriion 1T cine
Gtimme fur bieIe DunIeImdnner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-01

Serr g. Merle BON CT. gauf,
Der goriiber Der repu6lifanii9en Cor.
sressG Convention unb felt Sabren cine
Ter 6auptftisen iener @artei. bat bic
fanle republtsaniide Bartei usrlafen
unb rdtb allen beuti6en Republifanern,
basielbe 81 tbun. Gr tbut bies in Offe.
ner unb mannbafter Beiie. unb tpirb
ni6t oerfebfen, ben tuidtisiten Ginbrud
5u MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-01

m geber bon Stearna
gountb! @ebt am Babltaae sui
nrre unb ftimmt flr s. g. Sammerel
als Sheriff unb 3eist babur9. bob gin
breas 9rdmer fi5 nidt nit ieinem Gelb,
bic SberiHs.D Office erfaufen fOnnte! Sr
bieier. als Der lesten Summer pOr ben
Bablase, ipredeu mir bic suuerii6tli6s
SoHuuns aus, baB mir in Der nd6iteu
Wunmer bic Na9ridt brinsen f6nneu
BON benz iiesrei1en Rampfe bes s. p,
Sammerel, BON Der Gbrenbaitisfeit bes
County, bas einen 8eamtsn nidt min,
Der bur6 8eiteduns iid in elm Gnf su
fteblen tra1tete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-01
@Qrttt nt0t

fir ben Gtnfauf @urer Winterfleiber Bis Der faltt Win<
ter bas Marf in Guren 8nphen fat ~erfrieren MAIDEN,
ipnbern fc.,n,t jest unb fault Cure &n5ise, 1eberrbde,
pelsrDde, pelsfappen uto l~1nter5eus fur ben @interim
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-01

Gm Sreitas, 26. Dtteber, in
fraber MOrsenitunbe. ftarb auf ieinem
R~rantenfaser on ben 5Olsen zines de,
birnidloses, Der ibn Dor eiliden 9asen
am rGrbeitstii9e" setrofen, Berner
90. Coleman, Der Grinber uno Serauss
|seber bes Miluautee y5erolb4, i'm III
ter BON SO Sabren mad ~27iabriser raft'
|foier Grbeit. @arnenbe an5eiden bes
eintretenben @anfens feiner Rraft bate
Ct, ba stuei gieiien mad europa ibm bic
alte Rifisteit tuisberseseben 5u baben
.idtenen, unbeadtet selafen nnb f9
tpieoerur1 benz untintet brodenen Wiben
iiberanttportet, ais Der lob BEN sol
batea Der slrbeit", tpie iein 8latt IGN
nennt, 9ali sebot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-01

1tuupt RW uageAeH, NlulWlueIHeHo 3u'
suiebeH, sab am Wabltase fir SEQ. %.
8at9eloer, ben bemofratiiden Gambia.
ten fir 5ilfsri9ter bes Dberseridts
sefimmt tuirb. Sene @ersansenbeit III
nidt berart, bab Elm aatbolit setptfen'
baft feline Stintnie tir senanuten Gan,
bioaten abseben fam unb bier be,
@runb ba3u. SIN Sabre 1878 - IA
iab Serr 0atdelber i'm StaatssS enat
(pon Rice Gountp). Gm 20. Sanuar
1873 bra9te Senator (iebt Congress
NANNY Wacbpnalb cine Bin elm, bic
@etuifiensfreibeit 81 fi9ern etc. 81.
Bill uabm ibren reselmdBisen 8erlauf,
Bis lie enbfi9 am IA. Sebruar NIT rs
ses.n 6 Stimrter ansenomn.en tuurbe
Inter 0enen, tuelhe bagesen arbeiteteu
unb ftimmten, mar aud 8oi6elber. Der
4eridt bariber it aufsessidnet Seite
134, Senat' Sournal 1878. Der Sc.
.iespori9las uuroe barnad bon GOup.
Guftin nit 9etu belest, tuurbe ieood
abermals in 1874 bon Wacoonalb pors
sebra6t, paiiirte unb tuurbe sum @eies.
Stebe Seite 463, Gls. Statuten BON
1878. 60 iudte Gatdelber bic quite
SADIE su unlerbriden, uns bieier er ioa
beute bur6 bic Stimn,e zines 3atbOliten
apf ben Rt9teritubl erboben iuerben.
Nh Nidten iosen mir, fort nit 4ats
delber bon benz bemotratiiden Tidet,
benn er perbient zines Ratbulifen I'm,
teritibung nun einmal ni9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-01
Snr SeIbfbeantwurtuug geiteats
Gra8en.

% nunmebr bic Dabl Dor Der Ebirs
ftebt, 70 m69ten mir einem ieben 2sie,
bes ~Rorotern", eiuem ieoen Stimm'
sster in stearns gountp ans Ser,
lesen, folaenbes senau 81 leien, bepO'
er ieinen Stimmsettel absibt, bic ein'
aelnen 5rasen su beantuorten uno banr
istnsr eisenen befen ueber5eusuus &C.
mdB su ftimmen.
@rtens: aennen sic s. g. Samme'
rel, ben g~anbibaten fitr's @beriffsamt
psri6nIi9?
8psitens: Saben Sic lie nit inn it
sei9dftlt@er 8erbinouns s~eftunben?
9rittens: Raffen Sic fi6 ni6t suse
fteben, bab.in Der GtwideIuns BON De
f9dften Sic bon inn ebrlld unb reai
bebanbelt tuurben in ieber 8esiebuns?
giertens: Sat Sammerel ie e,neH
armen Nanns, beifen NOte er peri6nlid
in Der Sanb belt, S9mieristeiten sbe,
~t1nteften ueruriadt, I'm bas inn sutOm'
nnenbe @slb III sOnettirea? uussenOm'
men fol9e 9oten, bic er oils Wai9iuen'
sIsent Der Nai9inen'G ompasnie EN-
bdnbiste uno nit bsnet Ct iomit ni9ts
raebr Su tbun bate.
5inftens: Dat ie Elm 5armer in
Gounts fi9 persebens on Sammerel &C.
tuanbt, UNI BON ihu, cine @sfdlisteit er'
t~uieien ~ baben? 8eiste er iid nidi
ftets eiuem Sesen, Der i'm anipra9,
tuiafdbris?
Se1stens: @aren Sic in irsens
elmer Berlesenbeit unb erbaten iid einsn
suten Sfatb BON Sammerel, bat er
Sbneu' bann ni6t als Sreunb na9 iei.
mem beften Bifen ben suten &atb CT,
tbeilt?
StebenterS: Staroen Ste init Oams
merel in 8erbinbuns, ieitbem er bas
Sbsrifsamt befleioet, unb bat er sic
ba n,at in elmer serabeu, unfdnbisen
unb jufriebenteIenben Weiie beban'
belt?
Dieie 5rasen beantiporie iid Elm Sc.
Der, na9bem man a0es Borurtbeil bel
Settle seiest; seviienbaft sebe man ba'
bel Su @erfe uno bann entI9eioe man
fid fir bic @abl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-01

Barea ain atr. 1. - Gin ftiner ertra iawerer
LANCER Gtn6ila init Yels t%insefabter l1eberrpd mi
Sbapl arasen gum ~niebrieen greiie BON SIS. 90 F4'
erlt6 $1,000 tpertb.
Bareatu 1o. 2*-@in ia,parser, gang ippat.
ntr NIT 0oppelbrut Gberiot Ansus fit nar $1,000
uertb $1,000.
.Bareaim 1tp. 3.-Gire ih6ne 9elsmabe fiji,
SKINNER gu 95 Gents pertb $l.75.
8arsata 1tn. 4*-Gin ausse3ei6nettr wpat
rer, erra LANCER unb l6perer leberrpf fir junss
Mdnner BON Il bts l9 Sabre su $500.
Bargain liz. 3. Gin ebr lhper mplene,
&tnberHasus spn4-l3Sabren su $2.25 merits 50. so,
Sn Der Ibat ale unlere @aaren werbea eestr
Bargains ~Serfauft. 90 ipredt Bel uns Dor, btopr ST,
faaft lnb beii6tist unitrn %imnenien Sprratb uno erfunz
bist Gud aa6 uniern Yretien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-01
FAMOUS: S-+KLE|DERHAUS

wp SIR ben srDbttn gprratb in Der Stapt 5ar @astpabl
p~prfnbet anp ba5a gu 9reiien, nit Dem Sober ~3afrteben
1T. Snbieier 8p6e p~feriren mir fplsenbe5 8arsains:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-01

Yapff Seo Alll.
Nj. bic ebrmarbisen 8riiber, Gr5bi.
i9of Bbilippus bon a6ln unb bic ibri'
gen oeutiden gifd6fe, tpelde in Sulbu
auiammert gefommen fin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-01

9ieie 5rasen beantporie fid Elm Sc.
Der, naGbem man a0es 8orurtbeil bel
Settle seiest; sesiienbaft 8ebe man oa'
bel 5u @erfe uno bann enti9eioe man
fi9 fir BITE Wabf.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-23
New YORK. Produce.

New YORK. Aug 2-Flour-Receipts, 81
94o pkgs; exports, ,4S7 bbls, 10, 235 sacks;
sales, $4,000 bbls, market strong; prices
unchanged. Wheat-Receipts pa 65S bu;
exports, 24S,610 bu; sales, 4,90S,0Q0 bu;
futures, l42,OOO bu spot: spot lower, clos
Ing, weak; sales of No. 2 red, 97c in elevator
and Gfoat, 9SA09S12c f. 0. b. in store; un-
graded red, 91@9Sc; No 3 red. 9234c; No.
red. S4l2c; No. l hard, 81 O0as@1. O2I2 in
Options opened excited and higher on buy
ing 70 cover Posts contracts; the opening
was ssc above yesterday. but yer V irregular,
selling off 1lsc; closing steady; No. 2 red,
August, 81 l4Gl9Sssc. closing at 97Ssc; Septem-
Der. 965s@975s,c, closing at 965sc; October
96BW9Sc closing at 97c; November, 973.6
9ss4c, closing at 97$4c; December,
9Sssc@S1, closing at 9SHc; May,
81. 02I2@1 .03s4, closing at SLOPES. Corn
Receipts. 1900 bu; exports, S0.193 blu;
sales. 2,220,000 bu futures, 10000 blu spot;
spot market moderately active and firmly
steady; ungraded 52053Iac; No. 2, quoted
at 54@55l2c elevator; options opened with
pressure to sell at break of 5sGs4c active
closing steady: No. 2 August 548s0549sc,
closing at 54I2c; September, 534@53S4c,
closing at 53Sfc; October. 53A@l53ssc, clos
ing at53l9c; November, 53L@53l2c, closing
at 53l2c; December, 5O3s3j 0lac, closing
at 50l2c. Oats-lteceipts, III 400 blu; ex-
ports, 440 bu; sales, $50, 600 blu futures,
143,000 bu spot: spot market fairly active
decidedly lower on new, closing weak mixed
2S039c; white Western, 40@p46c. Hay, less
active; LIBERAL receipts. Hops, strong on
choice, other grades steady and quiet. Coffee
Options opened unchanged to 10 points
advance; foreign sdvices firm; trading fair,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-23
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce,

commerce.
Wheat was again nervous, and sellers were
inclined to hold for stiff prices, despite the
light buying inquiry. A few millers were
taking small lots to sort up stocks with. and
few cars were taken for outside account.
but the moderate offerings were sufficient for
cars, and AZ were shipped out Duluth re-
ported Oh track. Following are the closing
quotations: No hard. in store cash soc,
August soc, september S9lac, October S712c.
SIC, August SIC. September s7Ac, October
sec, on track S9@S9l2c; No. 2 northern, in
store, cash Sic, August 84c, September S4Ac.
October 83c, OH track S5@S 5I2c.
Sales included: 10000 blu September No.
l hard, s9Ac; 5000 bu September No. 1
hard, s95sc. Car lot sales by sample: 16 cars
No. 1 hard. f. o. b., 92c; 8 cars No. / hard,
delivered, 92c; 4 car No. 1 hard, delivered,
90c; Is cars No. 1 hard f. o. b., Gle; II
cars No. 1 hard, f. o. b., 90l2c; l car No. 1
northern, poor, S7I2c; IA cars No. 1 north
ern, f. o. b., 9Oc; car No. northern, new,
S5H2c; cars No. northern, new, S4l2c:
car No. northern, f. o. b., Soc; 2 cars No. 2
northern. soc; 3 cars sample, sec; car
sample, S7l2c; cars rejected, f. o. b., Soc;
car No. old oats, f. o. b., Csc; 1 car old
white oats, 34c
Flour-The feeling in the flour market was
strong and there was good distribution for
present use, but there remains a slowness in
transactions for forward delivery. What the
buyers of flour figure, is on the top of boom
ana AFTER It's decline hOnr Will be held less
firmly. For the last four years the hand-to-
mouth policy of buying -four has paid best,
when there has been boom in wheat, and
buyers are not abandoning it to any great ex-
tent yet At old figures of 10000 barrel
below present asking prices great deal
could be contracted, for both domestic and
foreign trade. The intention of sales to-day
was to make $3.50 a barrel net here for car
lots. Patents, socks to local dealers, $40;
patents to ship, sacks, car lots, Sd. 1904. 40;
in barrels S4.5O6l4 60; delivered at New Eng
land points, S.. 1905. 25 New York points.
S5@5.15; delivered at Philadelphia and
Baltimore, S4.95@5.10; Bakers, here, So. 300
$40; superfne. SOS; red dog, sack, SI.50:
@1.60: red dog, bbls. 81 .65@1.75; rye flour,
pure, cwt., S1.7O.
Bran and Shorts-The market was easy
and prices dragging down, with sales at $40
for common bran; shorts, S1l.50@12, both
in bulk.
Corn-Slow at 3S@44c in car lots by sam
pie, with little demand.
Oats-Market quiet with sales at 27@29c
for new by sample, and old at 30@33c.
Hay-Good wild hay was rather stiff, with
little offered. Parties having hay for sale
would probably realize well on it to ship at
once, as large receipts are expected next
week, which may be expected to break the
market later.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
The following table shows the state inspec
ton of wheat at Minneapolis for the past
twenty-four hours:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-23
CONTRACT WORK.
Sewer on Edgerton and Other
Streets.

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works.
CITY OF T.PAUL, Mimi, Aug. q, 1888.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the city of st. Paul. Min
nesOta, at their office in said city. until
IL m. on the Sd day of September, A. D..
1888, for constructing sewer on Edger-
ton street, from York street to Jessa-
mine street; on Pay ne avenue, from
Jessamine street to Chicago, st. Paul.
Minneapolis & Omaha Railway bridge:
on jerks street, from Edgerton street to
Payne avenue; on Ross street, from Ed
gerton street to Payne avenue; on Case
street, from Burr street to Weide street:
and on York street, from Edgerton
street to Weide street, in said city, ac-
cording to plans and specifications on
file In the office of said Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties
in sum of at least twenty (2O) per cent
OF the gross amount bid must accom-
pany each bid. -
The said Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
r. L. GORMAN, President.
Ofclal: W. F. ERWIN,
236-246 Clerk Board Public Works.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-23

closing steady; sales, 45,5o0 bags, fnclud-
ing August, 11.20@11.5Oc; September,
TO- S5@11c; october, 10. 25@10. 35c; Novem-
Der, 1O.10c; December. 1OO5@1OIOc
January, 1O.1Gc; February, 1O.15c; May,
10.30c; spot rio, stronger on moderate offer
ings, fair cargoes, 14l2c, Suears-Raw firm; ;
Refined quiet, steady. Molasses dull. Rice
steady, moderate demand. Petroleum steady,
quiet; crude in barrels 6ss@7Is: refined 7l2,
United closed S65s. Cottonseed oil stronger,
more active; crude Az; yellow 1872. TalIow
quiet. Rosin steady dull. Turpentine quiet
steady. Eggs unsettled: western 15@17;
receipts 1914 packages. Pork quiet, steady.
Lard spot quiet, steady; western steam 91A
options higher with dull speculation; Au-
gust quoted 1920; September 500 asked;
October SIS. 95@SS.97, closing 1897; Novem-
Der $50 bid; December Sc; January Sc.
Butter fair demand; western dairy 11@I4A;
western creamery. $4,000. Cheese held
more firmly; quiet western 6a4@7A. Pig
iron quiet, steady; American S16.@I9 Cop
per frmer but quiet; lake S16.75. Lead
steady; domestic S4.31l2. Tin dull and IT.
regular: starts
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Oil Markets..

NEW YORK, Aug. 22-The petroleum mar
opened firm at S7lac, and after sharp decline
in the early trading rallied on western or.
steady at S6ssc. Consolidated exchange
sales, 927, 900 bbls; opening, S712c; high
est, S7l2c; lowest, S614c; closing at S65sc.
New York stock exchange opening at S7ssc !;
highest, S7ssc; lowest, S6ssc; closing at
s6ssc. Total sales, LASS, 900 bbls.
on CITY, Pa, Aug. 22.-National Transit
certificates opened at s7asc; highest, e7l9c;
lowest S6l2c; closed at S6lac. Sales, 92O,-
tiers, 23016 bbls.; shipments, So, 1874 bbls. !;
runs, DC, $40 bbls.
PITrsBURG, Pa, Aug 22-Petroleum irreg-
ular and fairly active: national transit GER
tificates opened at S7ssc; closed at S6Iac
highest. S7a4c: lowest S6lac
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS. (
Vacation of Part of Alley in
Whitacre, Rnsbme & Mullins
Subdivision of Lots One ~
and Two ~ of Lech's Out
Lots.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, /
ST. PAUL, Aug, Is. 1888. (

Whereas, petition has been filed in
this office, by order of the Common
Council, as required by law. asking for
the vacation of that part of an alley in
Whitacre, Brisbine d Mullins Subdivi-
sion of lots one (D and two (2) of Lech's
Out Lots, which extends between Car
field street and Pleasant avenue; and,
Whereas, the petitioner states that
he is the owner of all the land abutting
upon and along the line of said alley
asked to be vacated, and that the reason
for said vacation is that no person or
persons have any interest in keeping
said portion of said alley open for pub
lie way: now. therefore
Notice is hereby given that said petit
ton will be heard and considered by
the Common Council of the City of st.
Paul, on Tuesday, the I'd day of Oc-
tober, A. ID. 1883, at 1880 o'clock
p. M, at the Council Chamber in the
City Hall.
By order of the Common Council.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST.
aug23-5W-thur CITY Clerk
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j. J. WATSON, BRO. & HYNDMAN,
90 East Fourth Street,
REAL ESTATE AND NOR TGAGE INVEST
MEHTS.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY,
Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Aug % - Wheat
Receipts. IL. 355 bu; shipments, IL $50
bu: in store, 143, $50 bu; higher; No. red,
cash, 74s4c bid, 75lac asked: September,
7412c bid, 1850 asked; December, 76c bid,
7Sc asked: No. 8 red cash, zoe bid,
No. 2 soft cash, 7SI2c bid, SOC asked
Corn-Receipts 1,7OO.bu: shipments, $685.
blu; in store, 6S.509 bu; stronger; No. 2, cash.
35l2c bid, SIC asked; year, 29a4c bid. 30Ac
bid. Oats-No 2, cash, 2O5sc bid; Septem-
Der, 21c bid. 21ssc asked. Rye-No. 2, cash,
39lac bid.
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The DULUTH UNION NATIONAL BANK,
DULUTH, MINI.
IT, S. Government Depository.
CAPITAL $500, 600
Z. LENDENHALL. Pres q. a. WARE. Cashier.
Milwaukee Produce

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. 22-Flour steady
and unchanged; Wheat firm; cash, S5c;
September, S4c; october, S5Ac. Corn steady:
No. 3. 44l2c. Oats steady; No. white. 81
No. ., cash, nominal; September, 64c. Pro.
visions higher. Pork-Cash and August,
$3.50. Lard Cash and September. So. %.
Butter unchanged: best dairy, 15@I6c
Eggs steady; fresh, 13la@el4c. Cheese quiet !;
cheddars, S@S12c. Receipts-Flour, $500
bbis; wheat, 1920 bu; barley. 700 bu.
Shipments = Flour, 24.30O bbls; wheat,
1000 bu; barley, 700 bu.
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St, Louis Produce.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 22.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat lower; the opening was
weak on free offerings, but the decline
sharply; on dull and easier cables the mar
ket sagged downward; No. 2 red. cash, 9SAc;
August SS7s@s9c, closing at ss34c asked; ;
September, S7lac october, SSl2c; December,
90%@9l!ac, closing at 90A@9Ossc; May,
irregular; No. 2 cash, 4OAc; August, doc;
September, 40124Ic, closing at 40l2@4O5sc;
October. 40@40l2c, closing at 4OAc; year,
34l2c; May, 36@36ssc, closing at sec bid.
Oats quiet; August. 24c; September, 2312@
23ssc; May, Csc: October, 24c bid; year,
24l2c bid. Rye, 49c.
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Produce EXCHANGE.

The supply of fruit continues to be large,
while the quality improves with the advance
of the season. For good, sound fruit prices
are firm. Peaches are in great abundance,
and much of this fruit is large and fine.
Pears are being offered quite freely. Blue
berries are in good supply, but SO far there
quality has not been what it should have
been, but it is daily improving Red Rasp-
berries are out of the market and blackber-
ries are not likely to last much longer. Wa
termelons are scarce and firm. Oranges are
lower. Lemons are firm. Apples are firm
and higher. No change is noted in butter.