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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-06-25

COLI [. /
CITY,
NOTICE is hereby given
day of September, 1886,
scribed Real Estate, stu;
respectively set against e
the collection of the SAM
said Assessors TO HENRI
nine months have elapsed
unpaid:
Names.
Ackley, Ambrose V......
Anderson, Alice P......
Bartol, Benjamin A.....
Bartol, William H........
Blair, John S.............
Blaisdell, Amelia &. -.
Blake John, .............
Bolton Thomas, Heirs. -,
Bracket, James w. =.
Bracket, John, Heirs. !.
Bracket, John T........
Burke, Alice. .......",.
Burnham, George w..
Clark, Frederick w..
Cunningham, John hrs,
H0nOra McCarty,
AQm'X........ ........
Gushing, Charles L..
Day, William J..........
Dolan, Catherine. .......
Drew, Gamaliel S.........
Eastman, Harriet E.....
Flaherty, Matthew.
Frye, j. Warren. .......
Gerts, Peter. ....-........
Gould. Edward.
Gould, Martha W. ..-...
Gray, Burton A.,.........
Griffin, John B,,........
Griffin, Thomas F. and
wlfe..-.........-.......
Haffey, Daniel. .........
Hanson. Asa, Heirs, 49,,
Hearn. George.
Hellewell, Samuel. 49,.
Hodgdon, George L.....
How, Joseph, Heirs,....
Knight, Green s. Co. -.
Lappin, John J.........
Lewis, Kinda A..........
Lewis, Thaddeus Co.,.
Little Chebeague
Island Co..,............
Lowe, Susan M.
Manuel, Philip G., heirs
Mccarty, Henry P......
McGlinchy, Patrick.
McMann, Thomas J,
heirs. ................
Murch, Albert S.. -.
Murray, Hugh.
Nolan, George, heirs....
Pennell, Thomas.
Phillips, Elizabeth c..
Pote, Harriet NJ. -.
Richards, Charles D..
Rogers, Cath'ine. heirs
f. NJ. Ray, Guardian.
Shaw, Andrew J........
Smith, Annie J..........
Smith, Joseph L., Heirs
Smith, Warren. .........
Smith, William H..
Sterling, Abraham t..
Sterling, Josiah, Jr.
Sterling, Quincy M......
Swasey, Elizabeth ST..
Swasey, George S........
SWEET, William, Heirs. +.
Taylor, Louisa o..
Towle, Mary
Trefethen, Emily P......
Trefethen, William S..
Trott, Jane b., Heirs. -.
Trott, Samuel, Heirs. -.
True, Ebenezer. ......
Turner, Almira A.......
| Walsh, Joseph Co..
| Weeks, JOS. L., Heirs. ..
WEIGH, James. ........
WEIGH. Joanna K.......
whitcomb, Charles r..
Wilson, Simeon. $50.
Woodman, Aaron, heirs
Mcintosh, Emma L.....
And by virtue OF the
notice, that unless said
before Tuesday the Goth
at Public Auction at the
said Real Estate, as ma.
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rIIsCELLANEOUs.
PREVIOUS TO OUR
SEM|-ANNUAL STOCK TAKING
Which Occurs July lst,


IN order REDUCE STOCK IS much
We des "a
line fitting made well trimmed garments
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COLLECTORS NOTICE,
CITY OF PoRTI AND

Coma
ss Zeal Estate
-N-s--~N
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A new CARD To The PUBLIC
The best advertisement for article quality the
consideration is price,

And an immense stock of Tooth Nail and Hair
Toilet Articles too numerous to mention,
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And by virtue OF the
notice, that unless said {
before Tuesday the Goth
at Public Auction at the
said Real Estate, as may
Portland, June 23d, II
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IL only needs a glance m these
figures TO show the reader why
we need more room.
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authority vested in me as Collie,
ixes, accrued interest, aud all 1
Gay Of June next, at ten O'Clock
Treasurer's ONCE, in the City o
be necessary for the payment OF
III. w. HERSEY,
700
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Lower Prices
THAN EVER BEFORE,

This seems TO be "A good time TO
look back and observe the growth
of our business.
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ector Of said City Of Portland. hereby give
necessary intervening charges, are paid on or
in the forenoon, i shall then proceed to sell
OF Portland, to the highest bidder, so much Of
Df said taxes. interest and all charges.
Z, Collector of Taxes for the City OF Portland.
jun23 DIST
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at Il
Two Great Commercial Centars

Yestercsy's Quotations Produce at tho
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Sept 12-Fiour-Receipts, 49,
446 packages; exports, 1852 brls, IL, $50 sacks;
easy. and especially winter grades; moderate
business Sales, IL, 200 brls. including low ex-
tras, s3.O50350; winter wheat, low grades,
1905 as so; fair TO fancy. g. $500; fair to
fancy patents s4.6O05 go; Minnesota clear,
$3.7504.75; Minnesota straights, s41505l0;
Minnesota patents, s4750575; Minnesota rye,
mixed, SO 750465
Cornmeal weaker and more active; yellow
Western, So $3.50.
Whest-Reaeipts. 162, $50 bu; exports, 23,970
bu; sales T. 920, 900 bu futures, 212, 600 bu spot
spot market unsettled, closing easy, fairly act
we for milling; light export; No. 2 red, 81 CSC
elevator. 98ac ST. O2t afoat, 99ic 81 90 f. O. b.;
No red. Ole; No. red. Sic; ungraded red,
lSc a $l.02ss; No. 2 Milwaukee. 952 a 96c; No 2
chicago, S9e; No hard, ST. 08. store: No. white,
aominal, at GO a 96lc. Options opened a aclower,
reacted, advanced II q l4c on manipulation, clos
"a weaker, out a &c above last night; No. red,
September, closed At Csc; October 97s a 99c,
closing a: 9S4c; November 99c a 81 0OI, closing
at 81 90; December, S1.00t aI.011 closing at
81 Coz May, sl.04a a O6, closing at 81 05s June,
Pl.O54 a 1.O5s, closing at 81 .O51.
Corn-heceipts, $4,000 bu; exports, 1868
bu; sales. 672 900 bu futures. $4,000 bu srot
spot market less active, Il higher and firm; No.
2, % 5osc elevator, 55k a 55sc afioat; ungraded
mixed, "a 655xe; No 2 WHITE SIC. Options &c
higher, moderate business; September So a
55sc, closing at soc; October, 54s054.c. closing
- 5i.c; November, 54s 954.c, closing at 54.c
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Increasing Activity, Firm Prices and q Cheer
full Feeling Noticeable.

Increasing Activity, Firm Prices and q Cheer
full Feeling Noticeable.
INDIANAPOLIS Sept. IL.
In all departments the volume of trade Is
steadily increasing and firm prices rule all along
the line. Dry goods men ara having q fine trade
and the boot and shoe men report business ex-
cellent. Leather dealers say that their trade is
improving. Druggists are busy Iron and hard
ware dealers speak of their business as remark
ably good for September and crosers and pro-
duce men report trade ahead of the correspond
ing period last year, and with this q confident
feeling prevails which is unusual in the year of
presidential campaign. In prices to-day there
were but few, fluctuations. Sugars move up
another one-eightb of a cent, and East
all sugars, except hard are reported
to be very and no oplers will
be filled until next week, consequently Western
Wholesale men are very "bulish" in their talk.
Coffees, as well, are very firm and advancing in
their tendency. Coming to the produce markets,
frmer prices are ruling many articles, eggs,
poultry and butter all being in good demand at
our best quotation. Apples, peaches and pears,
as well, are frmer in tone, and the receipts are
not largely in excess OF the present demand.
Potatoes and in fact all kinds Of vegetables are
10 good supply Of home production, and prices
vary with the quantity which comes on to the
market. often selling 20 per cent. lower in the
afternoon than before noon. The seed market
is very active and prices strong. Provisions
rule firm at the advanced prices of Tuesday.
The wool market is a little off, prices ruling
weak but unchanged. The flour market is act
i've and better prices on some grades are readily
realized The break in rates east-bound viii
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Oil.

NEW YORK. Sept. 12-Petroleum market opened
steady $3.50, but after the first sales became weak
and declined to 94l4c. Western buying then
red the price up 95lsc. after which reaction
Cured which the market closed steady at 95c.
Consolidated Exchsuge-Opening 1850; highest.
95lac lowest 94l4c; closing. 95c. Stock Ex-
change-Opening, 95l2c; highest, 95l 9c; lowest,
81 l4c closing, 94sc Total sales. both exchanges,
1856, 900 brls. Turpentine steady and quiet at
80 u 039c.
OIL CITY, Pa, Sept. 12.-National Transit certif-
Gates opened at 953sc highest 95sc; lowest, 94sc;
closed, 947sc; sales. 900 brls; elesrances. p
Al 8 900 brls; charters. l1I,5O3 brls; shipments,
97,74l brls; runs IS 29O brls.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept. 12.-Petroleum dull but
firm. National Transit certificates opened at % Sc;
closed at 95c; highest, 1885, lowest, "a hc.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. 12-Turpentine
steady at Soc.
36lac.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Cotton steady: Middng
uplands 10 716c; mddling Orleans, 10 9-l6s; sales
TO-DAY, 203 bales Futures closed very steady.
September 9.63c; October, 967c; November. 8, &c;
December $3.50; January 9.75c; February, 9:S3c;
March, 9.9lc; April, 10c; May. 1O.OSc; June
10. 16c; July, 10.22c
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 12-Cotton steady.
Mddiing Zoe; low midding, 9asc; good ordinary,
SO c; net receipts 422 bales; gross receipts. 749
bales exports coastwise 921 bales sales 800 bales
stock, II 059 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 12-Cotton firm with good
demand sales. 10000 bales, including 1000 bales
for speculation and export, and g. 800 bales Amer
lean
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet
and unchanesd; No. spring wheat 90ie
90Ic; No spring wheat, SO $3.50; No. red
903c; No. 2 corn, 45sc; Nc. oats, 24ic; No.
rye, safe; No. barley, 20 o re: No faxseed,
SIPS; prime timothy-ssed, sl.75 G1.T; mess
pork, per brl, sl4. 37i a IL 40; lard, per pound,
l0c; short-ribs sides noosel. 861t al zoe; dry
sailed shoulders (boxed, I.62ic short-clear sides
goods, per gallon, Zoe sugar, cutloaf, ST ssc;
GRADUATED, &c: standard A, &c.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day, the butter
market was steady; creamery, Elgin, % 24lc;
fair to good, 10 elsie. EGGS firm, choice Mo- u
l5L a l6tc.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county, Indiana for the twenty four hours
ending at 5 p. NJ, Sept. IL 1883, as furnished by
Elliott & Butter abstracters Of titles Room %. Etna
Building:
VIM. O. Huntington to Spencer w.
Huntington part of west half of south
east quarter of section 10, township 10
north, of range B east. $|OO.UO
Mary A. Shepherd TO David Hazard, lot
z, in Drake e. Buelrs subdivision of Pc
& Indianapolis Railroad Compapys
south addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IOO.OO
Thomas II. Spann 10 Julia Smith, lot 4:
in Patterson AZ Smiths subdivision OF
square 10, in Hubbard ct ais south
east addition 1000
James 3. Fred to George W. Fred part Of
northwest quarter of northeast quarter
OF section II, township 16 north of
range east containing 40 acres...... 100000
Hugh II. Bowers to Alvina " Campbell.
part of east half Of southwest quarter
OF section 2, township l6 north, of
Charles p. Hollingsworth to Mary II. Cul.
end addition - ...,.........-... 100000
Henry A. Newhouse to Philip Stops. tho
south half of south half of southwest
quarter of section 2. township g north,
of range east. containing 40 acres. 2,600.O0
Joseph Haugh TO William J. Lewis, part
of lots and 1G, in the town OF Au.
glsta. SU.VO
Charles r. Robinson 70 William II. Mack
wood addition on. ........ 10000
Fleming Davis TO George ID. Royston, lot
8, in Downey's first southeast addition. 10000
conveyanees, 10; consideration. ...... SIS. 1924
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likely move any surplus stock held by the mill

GRAIN.
wheat-Receipts posted twenty-sx cars, against
twenty cars yesterday; market quiet and prices
but little changed; red salable by sample at
90I a 9lac; red, s4l a SIC; rejected, IS Sec.
Corn-Receipts posted one car, against one
car yesterday. Offerings are light. indeed, ard
demand good; No. white, salable at 46046ic;
white, Ash a Acc; mixed, 43044c; December,
delivery, mixed corn sold at 342c, closing at
35c bid after call it freely offered at 35c and
no takers.
Oats-Receipts posted seven cars. against four
cars yesterday. Trade quiet. although holders
are firm in their prices; mixed rejected sold at
90 0221c white rejected. salable at PC.
Bran-Ip good demand at So 70 013
Hominy Feed-Orders are plenty at $l4.750
1900.
Haydn good demand at unchanged prices.
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Metals.
NEW YORK. Sep

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Copper dull; lake, 1850.
Lead quiet: domestic Sc. Tin easy; straits. 23o gs
ST. LOUIS. Sept 12.-Lead dull soft Missouri,
4.75c. qaf
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6s-Wool quiet and unchanged
bright medium 024ac coarse braid, IL zoe: low
sandy, 1O017c; fine light 13919c; fine heavy, IL %
lie; tub.washsd, % d35lqc
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Dry Goods.
NEW VOPK

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Thers an improved de.
Inand at iobbing hands. Agents made very good de-
lveries on old engagements. but new business was
moderate. -
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95Lc; November 96ac; December, 97&c. Corn
No q Acc. Oats-No. 2, 25c; No. white. 2S5sc. Re-
ceipts-Wheat. $4,000 bu; corn. 1890 bu; oats,
sc 500 bu.
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aNl!lIl!IIl;|!I!I13|
ri IovisyIIIg. nm li5sNY1 cnickeo MO

The ONLY LINZ tanning MORNING TRAIN to
Chicago, returning the same day. Leave Indianapolis
7:10 a. m. daily; returning. leave Chicago LAO D.
daily, arriving Indianapolis $40 a. ~.
Other trains leave as follows:
12:0l noon Except Sunday. arrive at Chicago at
6:35 D. m.
Ills D. daily, arrive at Chicago at % .. m.
600 D. m. daily, Monon Accommodation.
Pullman Sleeping and Chair Cars oil through
trains.
Ticket Office &c S. Illinois street.
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Oil Cake--$23 " ton; oil meal, 500.
FIELD SEE ED >

Wholesale and retail at G. F. HUNTINGTON & CO IS
successors to Huntington s. Hoss, 7S and 10 E. Mar
ket ST. Samples and prices application
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LIVE STOCK.

Liberal Receipts OF Common Cattle, Which
are Dull and Slow Ssle-Best Hogs Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. II.
CArTLE-Receipts, 400; shipments 200. There
was liberal supply and TIE quality generally
common; market dull snd slow sale that class few
held over good grades steady at about the
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% rs average 12c; Englishcured breakfast Bacon
light or medium, t3 l9c; sugarcured shoulders 10 to
IL ID average 9Ac; California hams, light or med
ium, 9i9c; dried beef hams. 12c; dried beef hams,
knucke pieces &c; dried beef hams thin pieces 1Oc
Bacon--Cear sides, medium average, l4c 80 ID and
over. average, Ice; clear backs medium AVERAGE.
li5c; clear bellies, medium weight lac Dry salt
and Picked MeatsCear sides (unsmoked), 10 c clear
backs tunsmoked), lose: clear bellies tunsmoked).
lOsac; clear pork y brl 200 lbs, $1S family mess
pork q brl zoo TBS, $l7; ham rump pork, y brl
zoo lbs. $l5; Bologna-Skin, large or small 7l9c;
cloth. large small, &c. Lard-Pure winter leaf.
kettle rendered. in tierces, lie; in onehalf brls,
11'4c; in Sob in 1O0b cases, l1lsc; in 20
cans in S0-tb cases. lie. Refined Lard-In tierces,
9aac; in 5O-ib cans in 10O-fb cases, Zoe.
OIL CAKE.
Oil Cake$23 ~ ton; oil meal, $23.
SEEDS.
Clover-Red, choice 60 10 bu. 81 5O0475; En-.
glish choice 81 3O046 go; white, choice. $3.50
7.50 Alske. So. 7507.5O; Alfalfa, choice SO
$50 1imothy-Choice As ID bu So. 2502.5O.
Blue grass--Fancy Ia ib bu, S0c0$1.GO. Orchard
grass--Extra clean IA ID bu. S1.250l. $50. Red top
choice. Id ib bu. S0c0$lOO English blue grass
"a 10 bu $l.25 01.5O. Acme lawn grass Ia b bu
$1.75a2.25. Seed rye, 6Oc y bu. Fiaxseed. select
ed, 81 .3O0l.50 per bu. Hemp, 3lsc. Canary, 40
Rape, &c per Is. Spnach-Bloomsdale savoy-lea
(seaied bsgsl, Soc per ID. Turnip seed, 3O040c
per 10.
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ounce
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Bar silver, 93s a 93ic
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-Four per ct. bonds j
-Four per cent coup.l
Four and ah'f per CT ]
Four and a l2s coup ]
Pacific 6s OF '95- J
Louisi's stamped Is.
Missouri 6s ----..--1
Tenn. settlem'nt 6s- ]
Tenn. settlsm Mt 5s-
Tenn settlemn Z IS.
Can. Southern Ids
Central Pacific lists ]
Den. & Rio q. lists : )
Den. & Rio g. 4s..--
Den. 6 Z. g. W. lists
Erie seconds --..---.
NJ, X. & T. gen. 6s-
NJ, K. g. T. gen. %.
Mutual Union 6s 49,
~. j. @. int. cert -
North n Pac. lists :
North n Pac. Eds.
Northwest'n consolsl
Forthw't debe'n 5s.
Oregon & Trans. 6s.
St. l.. s. /. NJ. gen 5s
St. L. & S. z. gen M
st. Paul consols.
St. P. O. & P&c. 1stsl
Tex. Pacific lists.
Tex. Pacific Dds
Union Pacific lists :
West Shore -----..-l
Adams Express --..l
Alton & t. Hauts.-
Alton s. t. Fl. pref.
American Express =
B.. G. K. & y 1885,.
Canada Pacific -----
Canada Southern...-
Central Pacific 1850
Chesapeake & Ohio.
G. g. o. pref. lists. =.
q. & D. DDS.
Chicago & Alton
c., Is. 81 @ ----------
c.. St. L.. 81 P.----.-
c., St. l.. 81 P. pref
c., S. s. C.--.--.--.
Clev'ld & Columbus
Delaware &c Hudson
Del, Lack. s. West =
d. & Rio Grande.
East Tennessee ---.l
East Tenn. pref lists
Eaat Tenn. pref. I'd.
Er1e------.-.------.
Erie preferred -----
Fort Wayne -------1
Fl. Worth & Denver
Hooking Valley
Houston & Texas
Illinois Central..--..,
l., b. & W.
LONDON, Sept
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RAILWAY TIMETABLES.

RAILWAY TIMETABLES.
PENNSYLVANIA LINEs-THE DIRECT AND
Il POPULAR PASSENGER ROUTES.
Trains leave and srrivs at Indianapolis as follows
PANHANDLE RoUTk-EASr.
Leave for Ptsbrg Il y 1..... t:30am 255pm 5:i0pm
Richmond and Columbus. s:ooam 4:oopm
Arrive from n. Y. & Pitsbg ll:4iam 7:50pm loapm
=" Columb's, Rchm'd, etc. e40am 3.50pm
Sleepers to Pittsburg and New York without change
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Leave for Chicago and Northwest. .1ll5am Il:oopm
Arrive from Chicago and Northwest. tooam 3:5opm
j.. NJ. 4 I. r.. R.-SoUrH.
Leave for Louisville
aud the SOUTH. 3:3oam s:ooam Eoopm s:oopm
Arrive from Louisville
and the SOUTH. TO- l5am Il:Ioam 7:45pm lo:5Opn
T.. ". n. K. SOUTHWEST.
Express, Leave 7:loam
Nncennes Accommodation, Leave, l:00pm
Vincennes Accommodation. Arrive To- Scam
afro Express, 50Upru
VANDALIA LINE-SHORTEST ROUTE TO
ST. LOUIS AND THE WEST
Trains arrive and leave indianapolis as follows:
Leave for st. Louis 7:30am ll:55am ll:VDpm SO0pm
Greencastle and Terre Haute 4:0Opm
Arrive from st. L.. 3:4sam El5am 2:50pm 5:0lpm
Terre Haute aud Greencaste Aeon 0:0oam
Sleeping, Parlor and recling chair run on
through trains. For rates and information apply to
ticket agents of the company LII. Il. DERING As
sistant General Passenger Agent.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-10
MINNEAPOLIS,
Chamber of Commerce

Receipts here for the two days were $50
cars and 20 shipped out. Sample tables were
not very .profusely covered. but buyers had
no trouble in finding enough to supply their
wants. Prices ranged about 12c higher than
Saturday, with sales mostly to LEGAL millers,
though shippers took some. Late prices
were weaker than at the opening Fol
lowing are the closing quotations: No. 1
August S25sc; on track, S312@S4c; No. 1
northern, cash, in store sic; July, sic; Au-
gust, Sic; on track, s2@s2l2c; No. north
ern, cash, in store. z9c; July, zee; Au-
gust, 79c: on track, 79@7912c.
Sales included: $4,000 bu No. hard. to
arrive. S3s4c: 10000 bu No. 1 hard, to ar
rive, s3I2c. Car lots by samples-2 cars No.
1 hard, S342c;6 cars No. hard, sac; 10
cars No. L hard, to arrive, s3s4c; 10 cars No.
l northern, S2c; 4 cars No. / northern,
S2l2c; cars No. northern, Sic; 1 car No.
1 northern, S3c; 3 cars No. northern, with
transit, S3c; 8 cars No. 2 northern, 79l2c;
. cars No. northern, with transit, soc; 2
cars No: northern, soc; l car hay, $3.50;
l car No. white oats, 32c; So sacks re-
jected flax, 81. 0S; car sample, 7Sc; l car
sample, 79c: car sample soc; cars No. 5,
76c; cars rejected, 70; l car rejected, 73c;
car rejected, 71c; car rejected zoe; l car
Jected, 66c; 2 cars rejected. o. W. b., 69c; l
car rejected, f. O. b., 74c; car rejected, f. O.
b., 72c; car rejected, Csc.
Flour-With notice issued now by the
railroads of an advance in flour rates in
few. days, millers are pushing out their
product as fast as manufactured. Prices are
stiff, and unless further break occurs quo
tations may be expected to show an upward
tendency. Shipments from this point last
week amounted to S5,445 barrels, against
12S.695 for the corresponding, week
year ago. Patents, sacks to local dealers,
$50; patents to ship, sacks; car lots,
S4.15@l4.25: in barrels, S4.30@4. so:
delivered at New England points, S56
$40; New York points, Sd. 90@5: de
livered at Philadelphia and Baltimore,
4S5@4.95: bakers, here, 3.30@3 65
superfine, S2@3; red dog, sack. 81 50@l go;
red dog, bbls, S1.65@1.75; rye flour, pure.
cwt, S1.70.
Bran and shorts-The bran market was
steady and the demand coed at SS.5O@1O for
the various descriptions offered. Shorts also
covered wide range in the asking prices
from Sl0.50 to S11.75.
Corn-Demand largely confined to that of
feed mills These picked up dry lots suited
to their use at 40@43c. with No. held at As
@46c o. t.
Oats-Generally sold at 3O@33c by sample.
with some choice held above and some poor
offered below.
Feed--Mixed feed selling slowly at SI6@
19.
Flax-Nominal at S1.13. Chicago S1.1s.
Barley-Nominal at 3U@50c.
Hay--The hay market was steady at S3O
$50 for poor to good wild.
MINNEAPOLIS 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., 1888-07-10
Chicago.

CHICAGO July 9.-Cattle-Receiprs $500.
including 1000 head of Texas cattle; ship
men:s, 1900; the general market opened
firmer, but natives closed 1Oc lower; choice
to extra beeves S5.90@6. 80; common to
"a. 4o05.95; stockers and feeders. S25G@
$50; cows. bulls and mixed, 81. .S0@3. 80;
Texas cattle firm, S1.50@375. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 1900; shipments. $500; market
active and sc lower; mixed, Sj.70@5. 90;
heavy, So. .S0@6.05; light. S5.7O05 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900: shipments, 600;
market steady and firm; natives. So. .2505
Western. S3.25@3 so; Texans, S.. .5O@3. 80
lambs, 81. l0@550 per 100 lbs.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, July 9.-The Live Stock
Indicator reports: Cattle-Receipts $3.50:
shipments, 1,50l corn-fed strong and 5@1Oc
higher; grass, Texas and Indian weak and
1Oc lower; good to choice corn-fed. So 356
5.15; common to medium, SIS as. 10:
grass range steers, S2@3 80: stockers and
feeders, S2@3. so: cows, 81. 1908 %. Hogs
Receipts, 2,37S: shipments, 623; opened
active and strong to sc higher. closing a
shade weak; good to choice, So. .TO65. 80:
common to medium, So. 25@5. go; skips and
pigs. S3@5. Sheep-Receipts, SS4; shipments
none; steady for good to choice muttons at
S3p3.5O; common to medium slow at S2@
2.15.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-10
St. Louis Produce.

ST. Louis. July 9.-Flour steady and I'M
changed, ,Wheat-Cash higher and firm
with good demand; options, under small re-
ports and strong cables, gave an impetus to
prices at the opening and there was an ad-
vance Of 1c, but later there was break and
the close was s4@7sc below Saturdays close;
closing at SOs4c; August, 79B@6IAc, clos.
ing at 797sc; September. S11s0S2asc, closing
at S1lsc: December, S49s0S6Iac closing at
S4ssc. Corn-Cash, firm and higher; options
better at the opening. but fell off and closed
A@Ssc lower than Saturday; cash, 4sc
July, 47s4c, closing at 47l5c asked; August,
4TssGl4 Sssc, closing at 47s4c bid; September,
4S5G4SAc, closing at 47s4c bid; year, 367s
037sSc, closing at 36S@37c. Oats-Cash,