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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-28

Other Grains-No. 2 corn. 10 cars: No. ),
corn, cars: no grade corn. cars; No. 2.
oats. 4 cars; No. 3 oats. 8 cars; No. barley,
3 cars; No. 4 barley, cars; No. flax, IL
cars Inspected Ont-wheat-No ! hard
cars; No. l northern. So cars: No. 2
northern. "a cars: No. 3, cars; rejected, 3
cars mo grade = cars.
CITY PRODUCE MARKET :.
Beans-Faney navy beans. per bu, Sl.oOG
l.75 fine medium, 81. 2501 so. 81
Berr;es-Cranherries. per bbl. So09.75. ~
/ Butter-Creamery. $50 &c; dairy. l6@20es
Cheese Full cream, new, lUG1f2c: part
Dressed Meats-veal, 5@7c: pork. 4@4nc.
Eggs-Iucludlng cases. 10000 per doz
for fresh. q
Nuts and Fruits-Choice to fancy apples,
per Dbl S4.23@3.15: cocOanuts, BaracOa,
per 100, S3(l4; fancy lemons, per box, $3.50
al: oranges, per box. S3@4.5b: figs, dou-
bic crown layers, per lD. ia! zoe; peanuts
per Id, 3@6e; hickory nuts. per blu, S,@
Sl.75; grapes, 1O-ib basket. 35@DIUc.
t.amr-Prairie chickens, doz. S3.5O@3 rs:
pheasants doz, S3G3. %: ducks. doz,
Sl.n @3.25; veIison, ll0l2c for saddles,
and 6GIc for carcass.
Hides-Green. 3l204I2c; sailed. 4a4@7c;
sheep pelts, 25c@Sl; tailow. ID, 3l2@4c.
Honey-White clover honey. l2@ &c per
ID: buckwhea! honey, l0@lle.
POtatoes-lrish, per bu, 20025c; sweet.
pDl, o. fDVH
Poultry-Good demand; dressed fowls. 20
&c; dressed turkeys, Il@l2c; dressed chick
ems, A0Sc.
vegetables-Celery, doz. 3r@4ac; onions,
bu, 3I64uc; Hubbard squash, 4O@6Oc;
Wooi-Unwashed, i5Ql9c; tub-washed.
24029c.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts-Wheat, 275.I25 bu; corn,
10 Obu; oats, Y,9nO blu: flaxseed, 1880 pu; ;
millstuf. ID tons: hay, 1877 tons: fruit, 81, 600
lbs; merchandise 924. $50 lbs: lumber, %
cars; barrel stock. I cars; machinery. Co.
200 lbs; coal, Lib tons; wood, 20 cords;
brick, 10000; cement 100 bbls; pig iron,
l ton, ties. l car; stone. l. cars; hides,
1885,. 90 lbs; railroad material car; sun
dries, oscars. Total car lots, z 3.
Shipments-Wheat.1 1880 blu: oats, 200
bu flax seed, Lou bu: -four. 1873 bills;
millstuffs GIL tons; hay. ITO tons: mer-
chandise. 1,45e,32 lbs; lumber, 75 cars;
machinery, 90 o lbs; coal IA, tons:
household good, 4O,On' lbs; sundries, s
cars. Total car lots, 521.
WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The following ro no ranairta and shin.
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Chicago.

UNION Stock YARDS. CHICAGO. H.. Nov. q.
+-Cattle-Estimated receipts, l5.NO. includ-
ing ahOnt 3, 100 Texans. Bad weather and
extremely low prices in the British markets
made business very dull here and prices
ranged lower. The great bulk of the native
steers on sale are 20@.5e lower than last
week. Current sales: Natives. S2.5O@5.
the latter price for fancy: cows and bulls.
Sl.2l@2. 80; stockers, S-@92.75: Texans and
rangers, Sl.15@3.5O: Hogs-E 'timated re-
ceipts. 1900. The day opened with about
900 in sight, and the first sales showed a
decline of sc as compared with the average
yesterday. but the later sales showed little or
no change almost everything selling at $500.
big and little. light aud heavy, packers and
shippers with here and there n load at SO. 90
and few lads at S3.5 as 81; business was
active. and it was estimated that about 40
900 were sold. the general market closing
quite steady at the prices named above.
Sheep-Estimated receipts. so D. Business
active and prices steady. Sales: Natives.
S325@5. so; Westerns, S4@4.o5; lambs,
81 = n1 80
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so@3; Montana steers. 81 25GSa.2o; West
ern cows, ST .5C @24
Sheep-Sieady unchanged, except that Q
mixed lot of Montanas (feedersl sold at VI
per 100 lbs for 81. IS q head. They averaged
SO lbs: bucks. ETC., tnatiyes>, averaged lo6
lbs, sold at $40, and 10 mixed. 81 IBIS aver
age. sold at So. so.
Good to choice fat native muttons, S35nD
AIS; good 10 choice native lambs, $3.50
4. 70: good 10 choice Western muttons, 81. 30
al. 10; good 10 choice Western lambs. $3.50
4.2O; medium feeders. S3.5 "a.
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LOCAL NIAREAETS.
st. Paul.


Wheat was somewhat stronger yesterday
morning and there was frmer feeling on
the board. Prices, however, were allowed to
stand without change. Corn is weak and
lower Oats were firm and steady. Barley
and rye dull and weak. Millstuts quiet
Bran steady. Hay weaker. Seeds unchanged.
Eggs firm. The call:
Wheat-No. hard, 7s@79c: No: ! north
ern. 7o@77c; No. northern, I2tG73c.
COrn-No. 8, 29d30c.
Oats-No 2, mixed. lie bid: No. white.
21l2@22lsc: November, 2ll2aI22lec; De-
eemDer, u l2c bid: May. 2JG21c.
Barley-No 2, 45Q,,Oc bid; No. 3, 4o943c
bid.
Rye-No. 2, 33c bid.
Ground Feed-No. /, S11.75@12.25.
Cornmeal-Cubolted. S12.2o asked.
Shorts-S7. 80 bid.
Bran-Bulk. S6Sr@6.70.
Hay-No. | upland prairie, S7G7 80; No.
l, ST. 1907 80; timothy, $500.
Dressed Hogs-S4 % asked.
Timothy Seed-S1@l 90.
Clover Seed-S2.9 03.
Eggs-S5. 10@6.5U.
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FARMkRs' INSTITUTES.
An Extract " orth Perusa1 From
Secretary Kusk'S Report.

Secretary isusk's Report.
referring to these most useful meet
ings, l cannot allow my first report as
secretary of agriculture to go without
calling special attention TO them. |
regard this institute work as one of the
most beneficial movements the agFi-
cultural history of this country ever
has witnessed. My attention has
been called to bill introduced
at the last session of congress APP
propriating liberal sum to establish
in connection with this department, a
division whose special duty it shall be
10 aid in the work of farmers Institutes
throughout the country. would merely
say on this subject that it Is matter of
no little qualification to me that this
great work has nowhere been more fully
tried than in my own state, where it
was nv privilege and pleasure to
way, and nowhere has it Ieaped
more abundant harvest than in Wis
cousin. Experience there and in other
states has fully demonstrated the ex-
tra0rdnary benefits arising from the
institutes. and | am strongly of the
opinion that, without going into details
as to the precise way in which aid to
the movement should be furnished, the
national government, in pursuance of
the policy so strongly marked out by the
establishment of agricultural colleges
and experiment stations, should put it
i'm the power Of the department of agri-
culture to foster and encourage the
work of the institute in the various
states and territories. The institutes
have been justly designated the farm
ers' colleges. No truer title was ever
conferred. l will only add that the
strongest lever to raise and uphold the
work of superior agricultural education
represented by our system of agricult-
ural colleges and experiment stations
to he foundin this institute and kin
red work."
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W00DF0RD & H0LBR00k,
GRAIN G MGRcHANPs
C)rn Exchange, Minneal oils, MINI.
ST. PAUL. REAL ESTATE.

/ The following transfers were filed for
|. record yesterday: =.
In Gowdy to E G Dippe, It 8, blk 2.
n MeSieha ada loF Beard part i. is, LOW
+ blk 5. College Place, West div ~ $50
lac Gustafson to A Winauist. part Its
s | / :. " and q, blk 3, Clark & Wilgus'.
aSq Lyon to f:fisWod; cart It's and
I2, blk 2. Hnmline -. 1870. -. =. $500
Ca pital City Real Estate & improvement
/ compony to l. Allie. Its l.. 2 and 10, 5
i No az. 80. ESQ
Same to same. 1t ii. blk 8, same and
Iolher property -. -. ....... .....7.59o
E,C Johnson to A johnson. 1t II. blk Z.
Arlington Hills ........ -. ...... 1. 100
Yourgman's rearr blk = -. 49,. go
r F Nachtreib to W c Bennett y Left
man & Haas add -. 49,. -. -. 1000
G NJ Brack to Jockey. Its 26, ~, 90,
30 and 80, blk ID. Syndicate No o.. $3.50
W G White to F W Noyes. Its 1. 2 g. l9
and q, Warmers subd blk rs. Lyman
Dayton's add .... .......... ....-4, 900
R W Ogden to G Flint, 1t IS, Warmers
subd blS u. Lyman Dayto..'s add 1000
L Dunning to same, IL 26, blk 80,
smiths subdv blk 3, StinsOn's add. $3.50
S Kipp to Minneapolis Stock Yards,
S La Sc ~. sec IL. town 30. range %. $500
W W Thomas to o Atwood, one half Its
and g. blk 9. Marshalrs add .... 1880
Dougher to w Dorsey, one.half 1t
Is. blk g. Lewis Second add. -. $50
Four unpublished. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....9,35O
Total, 20 zee. ............. go. S62. $50
BUILDING PERMITS
The following building permits were issued
yesterday:
Jacob Schmidt, Ia-story frame barn,
Commercial. near Plum ..... ...... $500
Albert Fendt, 1-story frame addition to
uWelllHS- O'O
Harry Shepherd. 2stOry frame dwell
ing. Ellen. near VICTORIA. :. &C.. 5000
James Matmore, l-story frame carriage
shed. Hastings bet Maple and Forest 500
Minor permits, 4......... -. -. 400
Total, 8. go Sc, 800
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MINNEAPOLIS MARkETS.
Chamber of Commerce.

With frmer cables and higher quotations
at other American markets. better tone was
noted for wheat. al prices of futures were
better. On the theory that there ought to he
a reaction from the late depression, little
was wanted all around. While getting il the
price rose from 75c December and Sl5sc
MAY. at Yesterdays close. to 75I2c December
and 8214e May. When these buying orders
were filled, and there was some realizing. the
market fell back fraction, but the cash
market was more firmly supported than
futures, giving later support to the latter
New YORK reported clearances of $50 q ru
wheat and l0.OnO packages -four, and Chi
eago reported loads worked there for ex-
port Trading was fairly active, with good
aggregate or transactions.
Following are the closing quotations: No.
l hard November, 779sc; December, 775sc;
May S4Ac: on track, Use; No. | northern,
November, 75l2c; December, 75Isc; May,
Sls4c: on track. 76I2c; No. 2 northern,
November. 72c: December, 72c; May. 7SI2c;
on track, 720T4c
Wheat receipts for yesterday were 479 cars
and 80 were shipped out. against 5O3 cars
posted ds received the day previous and 155
shipped. The tone was strong from the
start in sympathy with speculative markets.
Prices were advanced a small fraction over
the sales of the day before. There seemed to
be an improved demand for low grades, and
many who have been holding Ich wheat for
several days were able TO dispose of il. Local
elevator companies were again i'll the field
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BoNDs-CLosING PRICES.
Lombard Investment Company!

Boston. Mass. Capital and surplus. l,15o.-
600. No l5b Leadenhall St., London, L, Z.
Eng. Western office Kansas CITY, Mo. Loans
on st. Paul and Minneapolis Real Estate and
Improved Farms in Minnesota and Western
Wisconsin promptly closed. No applications
sent away for approval. st. Paul office
Globe building II. j. DEUEL. Manager.
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KANSAS City. Nov. .-Cattle-Receipts,
1900; shipments. 4.GOu: weak to Ice lover;
ers and feeders, 81 3O@s; Texans. S16O6
275. Hogs-Receipts, 1890; 2l2c lower,
closing strong; good to choice light 500
as 60; heavy and mixed, S3.52l2@3.o1i2 .
Sheep-Receipts, 2,3Oo; shipments. SC }:
weak; good to choice muttOns, S3.SU@o
stockers and feeders. s.. 4C@4.7U.
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Wholesale Produce.

Pork, Bacon, Lard Etc.-Pork, messS11.50;
hams. lOl2c; salt dry long clear. 6ssc;
smoked long clears. &c: breakfast bacon.
9Hc: long spieed rolls, &c: tierce lard, 67sc;
key lard, Use; Glib tin pail. 7ssc: 5-lb tin
pail 7lsc; / lib tin pail, use; 2O-lp wood
pail. 7l2c.
Flour-Patents. "a. 1905; straight 81 2hM
40; bakers, S3. 2503 80: buckwheat. $40
as.
Reans-Hand- picked medium, 81 .5O@1 IS.
Dressed Meats-Fancy- dressed steers 5 %
GA 80: choice steers, S4@S4:5; cows and
heifers, So. 503.5O; country-dIesse beef.
SIS @3.5O: hindquarIers, 4@5c; forequar-
ters. 20 C: veal 4@5c: extra heavy mutton,
sc: mutton ranging from 81 to 40 lbs. 7l9@
Sc: country dressed mutton, II2@ @: pigs
feet and tripe, 9Oc0S1 per kit: quarters. 81.
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November closed at 2ss4c bid; December,
- 7s6l2~ Ac, closed at 27ss031 s4e; January,
21lsc; May, : C. Oats firm; No. = cash.
2hc nominal; May. 22Ssc Rive No. 2, fnl4e.
Barley dull; medium, 3 6n4Oc; good to
choice D, 655E; fancy. 6O60G3c.
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MINING SHARES.
RCLBERT & MIXTER,
SOS KoBERT STREET ST PAUL.

REPRESENTING
-. w. DU N RI AM O. ~.
Members New York Stock Exchange ana
Chicago Board of Trade. Offices: New York.
rs Broad St Chicago. s. W. Corner Grand
Pacific Hotel. STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN AND
Provisions bought and sold for cash or on
margin. Direct wires 10 Chicago Board OF
Tr,de and New York Stock EXCHANGE.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-28
WOULD DEHORN.

Huldah Stewart, in the Farm and
Home, Would Dehorn Cattle.
A year ago last spring l tried taking
horns off my calves when they were six
or eiyht weeks old. hut they bled SO
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LIVE STOCK,
Minnesota Transfer.

The market at Minnesota Transfer yes
terday was qniet. The receipts were again
light. and far below the demand. Butchers
stock is badly needed al these yards. There
is also good demand for Western sheep and
feeders. Sales were:
Cattle
No Av. VT. PriceINo. Av. VT. Price
10 cattle. 9S2 81 8 I steer. 1, 225 So 50
l calf. $50 3 90 | bull -. 975 / 20
2oxen. ,45J 1 % IS cattle. 40 G5
sheep
No. Av. VT. Price
Do ,...,,... 49, 800 80 s 6O
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MINNEAPOLIS REAL ESTATE.

The following real estate transfers were
recorded yesterday:
Albert C Robinson to Eliza Chalmers,
Its IA and 81, Brentwood, Lake Min
Jane Mnrdock to Anthony o Kane, its,
blk 10, Minnetonka Center...... 80. 800
Eliza Chalmers to Marion F Baker,
Its IA and 81. Brentwood. Lake Min
Jndson y Cross to Jennie s Creyier, j.
PSI. Minnetonka, Lake ParK.......... 40
Bertha Goldman TO Abraham Harris. Its
Hancock's add -. -. 1000
Marv NJ Kellev to Emma Kellev. 1t IA,
blk "a, Remirgton's Second add go. 700
| Fl j Pattee 20 II : Rowell, 1t 20, etc.
blk :. Hawthorne Park :. ............2, 900
Geo Getty to II II Rowell, 1t 1. blk
]. Harriet ParK ............ $50
Margaret Reeves to James D Shpahan,
It's 13 and ID, blk 6, Mawer's add 2, 200
| Charles w New ane to Emma E Kim
| ball. 1t rs, Xix IL. Planners add 49,. $50
Ka'e McIord to Charles w Colt. 1t l,
| blk 81. Remington's Second add 80. 800
| Clarence Swainman to SimOnson Bros
| Mfg Co. II z. etc, blk 3, Lake Harriet
Park add 1890. -. .,.-........ -. 4,2O
Clarence savannah to Simonson Bros
Mfg Co. 1t 10. etc. blk 1, Lake Harriet
\ Park add 80. :. -. ....... - 600
Himan g barrow TO Emma E KimbalI,
l. 1t a. blk 5. Turner & Warnock's First
Peter Pearson to B. n. Benz. 1t 81, etc,
| blk l. Parsons Encouragement .. 500
James NJ Myers TO John Gleason, 1t 9,
/ blk L. Marshall st add =. ............ 900
David A Stuart to Mary e Myers, 1t o.
|. blk A, Marshall st add -. :. ...... 500
/ 2 blk % Minnphaha add ......... $500
William W Huntington to Charles E
Howe, lots and 2, big Is, Ken
Charles Rubens to Stephen Chamber
| lain, lots % ana %. blk IL, Broder-
Theresa Seppie to Charles scherf. lot i,
| blk 5. Gales secoud add -. 800
| Charles Scherf to Theresa Sepple lot
| 10, blk % Paramount PARK add 49,. 800
| Brown Il McIntire to Ellen Burnes, lot
| IS, Brown & McIntire's rear. .. 1900
Brown & McIntires rear. =. 49,. ...4,5 500
| Charles A Gray to Ellen Burnes, pit 1t 3.
blk Z, Fosters add -. -. -. "a, 900
| Andrew Anderson to Joserh Lin
der, pit 1t 4, blk 4, Jones, Bell & Har-
Frank raT au9 Nickels ct al to oviie Law
SLOVENIAN, Its etc, blk 2, Turner 4
Warnack's I'd add. -. ....... 80. 1000
Matthias Bell to Sebastian Geisen. pit
it z. blk 2. Gales LIST add. 1920
HELEN Reiss to joseph Kerzman, pit 1t
| 9, blk IL, Town of Minneapolis -. 2,35O
| Five unpublished deeds. .......... $4,000
Total. 81 deeds :. ........ ...SlO5. 500
MINNEArOLIs BUILDING PERMITS.
The following permits to erect buildings
| were issued yesterday:
T Pagan. 2-story frame dwelling.
27O9 Harrison st northeast. ...... So, 400
John Mahoney 3-story brick and stone
apartment house. 1913 Clinton av. p, 600
John Mahoney, 2story brick barn, 1913
Nels Martinson, 2-story frame dwelling,
Edw RussaiL 2-stnrv frame dweliina.
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st. Paul Union Stock yards.

Official Receipts at South st. PAUL. 92S
head of hogs, lie head of cattle, 3 calves
and 1853 head of sheep. ,
Hogs-Opened firm ut Wednesdays closing
prices, although Eastern reports were bear
ish and large receipts noticeable at the prin-
cipal markets. Packers bought all the early
arrivals, and there was some outside buying
during the afternoon, closing steady. with
the yards entirely cleared. Representative
Galass
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LIVERPOOL Grain.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. Z7.-Wheat firm; demand
poor; holders offer sparingly; red Western
spring. IS lledG7s 2I2d per Genital. Corn
firm: demand DOOR,
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FITCH BROS. & CO.,
Live Stock Commission Merchants
Twin City stock Yards.
Room 90. Exchange Building.
Stock Yards. South st Paul. Tek 99G

Light receipts to-day caused quiet market.
There is a strong demand for butcher steers
and cows. also light and heavy packing hogs
and good mutton sheep. steers. IS. "a.
Hogs-Light. S3.5O@36O: heavy and pack
ing, S9.45D3.h5. Sheep. So. 70@l.25.
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Guod to choice fat native steers, S2.5O@3;
good to choice native cows. 81 25l2:
common cows and mixed, $l@2; bulls 81
a.; butcher steers. S202 80; stockers. ST. 81
OIL: feeders. Sl.7,@1l.60; calves, $40
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new YORK STEEL MAT CO.,
234 e 235 BROADWAY, Ny.
Owners Sole Manufacturers Of the
ROCHESTER STEEL MAT,
AND
Stripped Steel Mats Of all Sizes,

Patented Feb. 18th, 1883.
These Mats have the combined advantages OF all
other Mats with none of tn, If disadvantages, and
have proven 10 be the Cheapest and Best.
Tney will not br, ak down. hatten out warp TO OF
e bber and other steel Mails in the market
Wi clean the feet better than any other Mat
and not perm the dirt to be carried beyond them
Peopls stepping on them cannet slip as thei1
surface offers resistance in all directions.
They need no shaki lg, therefore create no dust
Sold in all Ha rdware, Dry Goods. Carpet
and House Furnishing stores. Liberal dls
count allowed TO the trade.
PRICES:
No. Size l6x24. 500 No. 5Size Sl14s. $50
No. 2Siza 1Sx D.. $50 No. 6-Size S6x4S.... 20
No. &Size 22xS9.. $50 No. Size 96150.... 80
No 4-Size 24x48.... 500 No. s-SiZe S6x72.. liz
Rszzzkzza..zz
B. f. KSAGFG 81 Co.. Sole Agents
33S344 East Seventh g.. 81 Panl
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Duluth Grain.

Special othe GLOBE.
DULUTH. Mimi. Nov. 27.-Wheat opened
steady upon all months. Considerable cash
stuff changed hands at opening figures early,
but commenced weakening and market ruled
duh and spiritless from that time up TO close.
Market closed dull and heavy at l2c TO 64c
below the opening for cash. and Mt s4c de-
cline for May. Cash No. l hard opened at
l2e above Yesterdays close: ii ruled dull and
closed at TS24c. No. l northern opened
strong at T6e and closed at 75Ac: No.
northern fair. sales at 71lac; December very
dull at 7o7sc No. northern at 75I2c; May
opened strong at sec slowly declined under
fair offerings to S5I2c, and closed at S514c.
No. l northern for May sold early at S2l2c,
closing at SI54. Cars on track, 544. Receipts
Wheat 2O7, log bu. Shipments-Wheat,
17..455.
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2629 Pleasant av .......... .........6 5000
Two minor permits ....... ............. 6oO
Total, 2 permits ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 43, 90
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st. Louis Produce.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 27.-Flnur weak but not
lower. Wheat opened strong and advanced
SEC, but later it reacted selling BEGAN e free
and prices closed SSQI2c below yesterday;
No = red cash. 7S@THIsc: December, 7SIa
07S5se closed at 7~lsc; May, S3Ss2s44c
closed at S33sc bid; July. 79ss0sOc, closed
a. .SSsc. Corn better early. but closed
lower than yesterday; No. 2 cash, z9Ac;
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J9Oe:TIlS q ROGEKS.
Kansas CITY.

LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Union Stock Yards, South st. Paul.
eE Liberal Advances on Consignments. a.
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D, Light; S3. 5000. &c

stIOI4'IsOVs
1913 @3.6a: heavy, So. 30@l3.55.
Cattle-Steady on general trade. Strong on
good to fair butcher stock. and on cattle for
dressed beef; closing stronger all around.
Don. nfalfir cnln
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BANK OF MINNESOTA.
Paid Up Capital, S60v,OVO.
Surplus. S1a0o)0
VIM. Dawson, Pres. Robt A. Smith, V,Pres
Mm. Dawson. Jr.. Cashier
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CLARK &c METZ
Wholesale Commission Consignments So
iehei
BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY, GkH?, ETC.
Prompt Returns Orders Filled:
1O1 : ast Fifth Street D. linn
Richland beacon., 1889-09-21

Quite a crowd from Ra,v.lle ~.
tended church at Alto or Sunday.
The writer bad tie pleasure OF listen
ing to d very able discourse deliv-
cred by Rev. Mr.. Harrell, of Minden.
His text was GLOW shall we escape
if we neglect so great salvation.
This is q text tl.0t is preached
more from .han any o:ltr one in the
Bible, but Rev. Mr. Harr.ll advanced
IDEAS on Sunday that we had never
beard His de curse was consli-
cred one of the at.eA. ever delivered
lii Tie country.
Richland beacon., 1889-09-21
H:COPla.

The transition tom long, lingering and
painful sickness 10 robust health makes an
epocl, in the life of the individual. Such q
remarkable event is treasured in the memory
and the agency whereby the good health has
been attained IL gratefully blessed. Htncc
II is that So much Is heard IN praise of Ei"r
nc Baiers So many feel they owe their res
raoiinn t. health. 10 the use OF the Nrrai
yi,erative AMI Toni. Ii You are trunbri
with any disease "f Kidneys Liver CT Som
ach. at long or shJr, Standing you will sure y
find relief by use Of Electric Bii;ers. Sold al
al soc. and ) per bottle at J. :. Bcsz'"y'.
drug store. 3
Richland beacon., 1889-09-21
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