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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05

psssssssss Csssty Cssvssstss.
The t,~0srsste voasrs "a The Coasty ef Oxfsri
an rclustsd ~ mest 10 convention ~ The Cesst
lleass % Paris tiiIi. on Thursday Aaf. ttth.
I.>s % sessinaiias candidates Toe the several
scanty ofhess. ~ witi
Two Senators. Cirvk ~ C.srt.. Rssisssv %
i,~<is f.r sash of the too dissfists. Coanty Irvs
sieeer. AMI -hsf's. and tor the trssssssics u
saeh esfsr business 81 may rvralariy co"e 10
forv 10.
rhe ,.s-is ~ rvpr,.sststisa will 10 ees deis
litisaai dsisx.is Zoe essh q ,stes. anil majority
frsstioa thsfvof. csst for The tAsmasrste osssii.
date fof sssernsf IN the slsstisn 20 49,.
rsr e~isr Of ths i'rws-rss,s t"ansy t"snssit
nArRyE.
thlilmss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05
STATE ny MAKE

OXFORD. ..s-Ma Csur Of Probate hsLi 81
Paris. on the ,hiri Tuesday Of jaiy, iss. :.
Tsylsr ant Clara r. Taylor minor ehibirvn and
ksirs ef tseorrs n. Tag Isr. Ase ~ brtdFton. In
Ceanty ef Cuml<rtand havisr prvssnssi HE &C.
count II ruarlis nship sf sai. .sri for allowance
pssss~ ~ al rrr-sss isser~>s<i. by cssslns oopy
ss shis eri~s ~ ~ rsbiiss~i shrvs vs<ks sscces.
sl,sly In he oxford Dsmarst .pnnts.i q Para.
~, l.sy nay sryss.r = : rrsss,s C ss.,s
slay III Anr nsxs. q . s'eLark In The fervsosa,
asa .ssw e.sse, u a.y NJ have. vhy W ss.s
skOuh ~ ~ slkgvNf.
Ats.s ss,y-sissSs Ia. q. DAVIS. isSisssf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05

10 MsNico. July %. "a the wife "a John d.
Richards. con. (isrwvpi Ciintoa.
In .tsnskan. Jaly =. "a The vife cff.s iisteh
tR.. q dsu.htsr.
Ia Canisa, Jsiy 10 10 the wife Of 4. y. Coal
tixe. q dsashtsf.
IN csn,sa. Jsly %. 10 il~ wife Of Nm. Je.e..
twin loys.
IN rsfu. July .. 10 the vif, Of u. W. wsIAsr.
daughter.
In fsru. Juiy D.. - The wife Of J. Y. coaaai, I.
daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05

Vim. D. tDsnnstt. lrsunslesi on the
east by lssi 20 J 4. ipenneti.
.ouih by iani ~ y Mthsm.
teriain. W.T. by New iiamp-
shirc state line.
-sml. silmsn, hsir- ~. Icing
lsrt ~ Qaaksr Nessigw, -
Salbri. lying on the east ode
% ssco River.
Charls. %. II0wsri. sitaat-i iw
village on -yuth .isie Sbep
hsri River. near wsrf.n =.
Quint. rv-tiencs.
thsfi~- ~ ilow sri, i-sabsiesi oa
The nofth by .. n. Anifvws
farrn, east ly lsn.i 81 Chiek.
.Outh 10y hBi % =. .. DurEin,
James q. i,ori, consisting of
PHEASANT l'ysd 10. t.f,ib iot.
anil Mr.. Long. obi home
stat iYan.ie.i on the Bsfth
by Pheasant Pond, east Wy
Ibeamark ts~n line, -.soth w
Asi ef Mr.. silman AMI
.tssr,, pest b, fryebarS
James y. Lori. Known .. the
twin 10. isanie-i on all sides
by Grvsi Iiox lot,
James y. tsri, icing a. of Cy.
rus inxalls l-ox ~, common
aud andisisie-i-ioan.ie-t on
the north by Vim. Ii<an Land,
we-t by $50 River.
CiAvsce A. I>sri er owner un.
si~i 81 east br.unssLi, a.
Junction ef rosts marty oyt.s-
sits ,. ihrservsax restisnee.
Charies Paterson. formerly
evs~i by Noah Msrrinsh,
issn.iesf oa The nsfth by land
of J. y. Quint, eA<s by iani
ef J.. ID. a l.. X. RsSrrs,
scuth by Porter town nn<,
OBFtea. l>euis w !. l,oussis.i on
Ne nofth by land ef a. W.
bensoa. ease by rpad N 90.
ran. sssth by land Of Ousia
.sss' v~ss BY issd es a. v.
Arshsr ssasiey. min ss.i ma
snisssy. sssr Ss.ss iAs~osss
DAVID n. sKAvE'
TrDasarsf u ~ tsun 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05
No. nrslnENr rAxEs.

In tlss tosn 20 RrvwHhshi. In the County % On
t.ri. ani stats ~ Maine. FOE The year i-s'.
The fslowihg list ~ sses on rial estate ~ non
r..ttent owners IN the town ~ Brovnhshi, 10
the wear i.-s. In balls rosninitisi o. Niihsm W
Maksaeki, osllestot - .Aii t0~n. on The slsl
,iay of June ls-,. has lssn rvturnssi by him q
me q. r.tnainl1s snpsli 90 ths .ist lay .t Apfl
rtmaln unpald. ant B.tics l. hsTsby given that
m the all taxes. lntsr.st snt sharEe. av
ns t.aii In g. the trrasufy 81 sait towu
within .ishissa months from thu date II
liz Commitment of sah balls. mufh II
the r,al estate taxei a. will - sufficient D. pay
the aHsant ias thsvfor. insiu.iing inierr.t ah'l
changes, will withsni further n0tice D. all Al
All t,wn, 90 the 81 day sf Des.wlsf. i.si. a,
one o'ch-k In the afteTnaon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05

Lasts twice a. hong xs cheap soap for
laundry use--Brussels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05
MAR RED.

In south Paris. Jaiy -. by Rev. A. q. tits.
wiillsm a. frShinEtam AMI Jennie Leighton,
18th % Paris.
In Briixtsa. Jaly n 4. %. fe.-essisa Of Hiram
sai Mr.. Lucy A. saith of Dsnmark.
In Denmafk. July %. frsnk a.. lay % I'm
mark, ami Mrs frssses u. sanrnt Of Hiram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05

Ttk.s ,-si sss ycsr n pail -tr,stiy m asivsnss.
othsr~i-s s1o Year. >ings copiss cen'--
ABytktt.sss>rs, An <xsl ssivsrti-srnsut. Ary
given thrcs consecutive tnssrtlons t,,f sila 80
inca IN leasth ~ colunn. ~psctAl csntrs. -
ers.
Jos fHI>rf>o t->ew tyTe. fs-t pr~s-es, steam
pswVr. expsrieno~~i scfsmen ana - pfs.s
oanhins 4, uaAks this astsftussnt - ear basi
ness complstr AM I-sPalAf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05
STATE az MAINE.

DNyonD, ..-g.ar 20 iaselssngy. thlrl
Wednesday - Jaly 4. n. iss In ths mattel
90 ItHEMtNN 10. tRAsf> fn-ol,sut t,~'for
ITls hrrvhy orisr,-i. That nstiss ~ Ehten u
i ali t~t.au. tntsrv.ts.l In Tho ssttiemsnt ~ ths
aaAl account - Jane. Wright As.ixnes ofths
alsyte nau,s-i tnssiv.ut Dsl,af. by causing oopy
- mi. erisr b. 4. puhllshs>i tso weeks .afts-s
lively In The Osbsrt p,w"crst. nssspsIrf
prtnlei In Paris. In .Aii toanty that they may
APPEAR 90 C"ar ~ Insolvency " " he'll al The
Probate Court Rs.yn on the iri "Wednesday ~
Ank newt. "a nine o'slssrk In The fofvnson, AMI
10 bssri tbsFvsn, ant oli~st n they 80 sau.s.
sfpRst \, WILSON. Juisv
% tn.altenry Court, Oxfor'i toantY.
true copy-stts.t Ill. 4. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05

sVssial D. m ONfsri Dems-r.t.
YOUNG LADY, DROWNED At OXFORD.
Miss Addie Potter ~ il.bou Pail. VAS
droN ned 10 the Little Androscoggin
River saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05

NOTICE o. SALE.
Pursusat b. iinss-s frum the IIsa Jsiss Of
frvhass. Tor The eoanty ~ Oaferi. shall eel a.
public austisa. on tls thlristh day sf Auxs-t
4. ID. lsss. at Tn esi-k In Tia forvsssn. ea the
psvmis~s. Al The r<kt. uti. ssi ias~rv.t. ~hish
desess~i, hs'i IN and ~ the following iescrfi->i
real estste. tseiu.iinr alas NJ uiiss's rixhs 81
dover tirrvin. via the homestead II ssLi tsesrrs
y. hrvun. iscin.iing The want ~ essBsss~~i
stree. n Ershei IIilI yiIlaes. In sald B<tk<i
ADDISON Z. IlERRicx.
AAn1n1a1rnsse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05
Gould Academy,
BETHEL, MAINE.
.rrrss rsss cosssscss
Tuesday, September 2, 1890.

Issstiss. - rts.sni anil hsshhfal. In ~
MAST h.satifal ->s-tisa % the Asiro-.sxs,a
yslky.
Cssrses 90 study Thcs fsli e"a,-s.
us.lns.- Gears.
Nsvsssi Csssss-of hs,arr. AMI 'ss'i's.
fof trsskrf..
Nssts asA Att.-tnasasi fseinties Zoe tiss
stalls ~ masis snt az arr feaRi IN itthsi
The srsismy No. plss.snt sshs-sl rt-sms ansl
r,sttstisa ry-,sas POS sistsl sui ehsmirsl Span
tus. wsfk shop sai laboratory, rsas'kshh Nm
caianst ~ minerals. fsssiis, etc AMI an stc.snl
library All rvs.lihs r-ss.
,.s-.i lsar,i nav easily 4. hal 81 sv rate.
90 plssssnt ruo.ss Coz thsss ~ba t-ssri them
4 selves.
Ysr tern. .si iafsru,.iisa siir,.. a.. pr,ss,
| pal % hstbsi. Nains
ARTHUR D HALL, A. B., PRlN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05

Tiis most Interesting intrrpiI InfH.
.nsti hing inriirut a. ttr Iatf IHia.rs Ht
"a Araihaa charger blark a. nis.i NJ
n iisn over IN harr iipissInHn. .I.t
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05

A The fsrvrf luruunurh AL VIII " 90 ~Irru
-tus-n tnus anl tapafniirlrsi AaiaHfIafHf 81 ....
To -ensaiisa ahi grosnlhx GhliI Hf co., trHf..
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LEWISTON,

NORWAY.

MAGNIFICENT ANp uNABRiGIp
TIt~lNTATiON 80 MI riiI ~.
Npt's TIATs ANnlIATtH 49, 80
rHE WIND AM WONDERFUL
rssstisf with an a. Rsss-usi
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-08
THE MARKETS.
STOCKS
a ~ STOCKS
NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-BaF silver. 81 "a
(knnrnN-rz.11. l>h> woy.,iv>1

NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-BaF silver. $l.0a
Copper-Dull; Lake nominal
Laad-Stagnant; domestic. 1A3k
The stock market to-day. especially during the
forenoon and portion Of the aftern on, was
weaker than Ut any time since the present
decline In values " started, and 1t acted ~ il
the last final raid was in progress. The whole
market had . semi-panicky appearance and long
and abort sellers Wed with each other. 1t seemed
to bring prices down Is quickly as 20 ssible to
the lowest level. Final changes of the day how
ever, owing to = material rally in the latter por-
ton OF the afternoon, are not 20 large - might
be expected, and few stronger shares are even
higher, though only in one is there improvement
of any importance. The original cause Of the
stampede on the part Of holders of long stocks is
to be found in the action Of the governors OF the
Bank Of England, who, at special meeting
held this morning. advanced their minimum rate
of discount from to Q per cent. after leaving it
unchanged ct the regular meeting yesterday.
Ths downward movement continued until
toward p. M, and its violence may be measured
by the losses sustained In that time. Pullman
bearing the banner with drop of u per cont, to
1888; Illinois Central followed with 5h. to 50; st.
Paul 5, to 49x; z. g. G and st. Louis *, to
COX; Rock Island ~, to SO; New England 81, to
S5A. and others in proportion. In many stocks
the lowest prices Of the day wore the lowest
reached in years.
Money on call tight, 4G5; closed offered at 9.
Prime mercantile paper, 6@a Sterling ex-
change quiet, weak; sixty-day bills. $A79h;
Government bonds-4's. 12sX; AVS. 1OS;
Northern Pacific, 26st; preferred. 77k; Oregon
sImprovement. six; Oregon Navigation, 50; Short
Line, 2SX; Onion Pacific, AN.
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO, Nov. t. Receipts, 12.0oo
scarce and firm; steers, $2.75@525; Texans,
$2OO@2. so; rangers, $3.O0@3.25; natiues. $l.1O@
2.75
Hogs-Receipts. $1,000; slow, shade stronger;
fair to good mixed packers, IS. 759a95; prime
heavy and butchers weights. IS .95@4.10; light,
s. 85@395:
Bheep-Receipts 5000; steady to strong;
natives, $4.O0Gl. 70: fed westerns. &4S0@4. so;
Texans, fed, Sl.00@4.65.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Nov 7-Close- Wheat Unsettled;
lower: January, 97c; December. 9Sxc: May
Corn-steady; cash. 51Xo; December, b1xc;
Oats-Weak. cash, 42xc; December, A2xc; May.
45X.
Z Rarlsy-Steady; s1c.
PorkGSteady; cash, S975; December. 4asA.
Lard-Steady; cash, "a. O5; January. $3.50
shoulders 81. sO6h62H.
short clear-$5. 75@5. 80
Short ribs-95.4O
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-08
.Jack Frest~

4 character known for ages, and one
whose habits. though somewhat deprecated
ct times, are a. regular n that of our
Rrandfathsr's clock. He is said to be al
ready at his pranks q ain and causing
much uneaeinsss that something may b
'nipped" before the proper preoautions
arc taken to keep him at bay. Such ex-
periences rsnind rs that soon preparations
will want to bs made TOR trips 70 warmer
cilmes, where Jack and Old Sol have had
their bout long since, and the latter left ia
fullpossession Of the field. =
The Minneapolis 4 St. Louis railway ia
the direct line o Hot Springs, Ark, Colo
RADIO points and all California and southern
winter resorts. For full information csil
On any agent of that company, or address
9; y. Frat, q. 7. 4 =. H., Minneapolis,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-08
Antoa,atie Manners.

But time changes minds as we'll az mag
ners, though even now when making
changes from one circle TO another, it often
requires that adaptability which could be
said found in one who has automatic man
ners. However. such radical chsnaes NOT
only appear in drawing-roo repartee.
street dress, etc.. among people, but also IN
the convenie4oes and Injuries afforded
mankind. Railroad travel 10 one instance.
a rev years ago, comparatively, one had to
Portable way to make what ID now thouaht
nothing Of - nights journey in sleeper.
Tho most modern equipment and trans
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Health is W ealthl

DE-. E c. wEsr,s NEnyE AND BnAIH TR1AT
MENT, guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizzi-
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sanity and leading to misery, decay and death.
Premsture Old Aga, Barrennsss, Loss aa q Power
orrhna caused by over exertion ct the brain self
abuse or over-indulgence Each box contains
for $500 cent ~ mail prepaid receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
To cure gay cass With each order received by ns
for Dix boxes accompanied with $500, we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to re.
fund the money il the treatment dess not effect
Q cure. Guarantees issued only BY H. n. Parchen
& Co, dIuggists sole assnts, Helena. Montana
$500 REWARD!
v,will pay the above reward for any case Of
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsis, Sick Headache, Y.
cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when the
purely Vegetable and never fail to give satisfao-
ton. Sugar Coated. Large boxes. containing
SO Pills, Is cente. Beware Of counterieits and
limitations. 7 he genuine manufactured only ~
THE JOHN G. WEST COMPANY, Chicago. I'LL. Sold
BY Il. II. Parchen & Co. druggists. Helena.
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Round rr,v Rata, 3 Cn,,.~,.

Round Trip Rates to Chicago.
Commencing Oct. Is the Union Pacific
Railway will sell round trim tickets from
Helena, Mont. to Chicago, Ills. and return,
at $500. Tickets good going thirty days
and returning thirty days. extreme limit
ninety days.
A. e. vxAz1r, F. DIP. Aeeut,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-08
VISITORS

Are cordially invited to whether
lending to purchase where viii be pleased show
largest stock every department displayed Montana
stocks than be shown by all Helena competitors
Dned and at prices that they cannot will dare Our
shipments al from manufacturers direct and in such quantities
as to secure the very lowest Of freight and bought
spot cash only.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-08

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whatsoever cause arising. II IL truly royal
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Dyspepsie, Chronic Diarrhea and Kindred all
ments. A. az Alternative. Or blood-purner.
cure Of the worst Skin and Scalp Diseases,
SALT rheum, letter, Eczema, and Bcrofulous
Sore and swellings. e yell q Lung. scrofula,
commonly known 20 Pulmonary Consump-
ton. Il taken in time and given . fair trial.
WOAID'e DIsPBNDARY MEDICAL A0OOQIA-
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d Mammoth Furniture House <


dningoom Office library furniture mattresses
springs comforts blankets sheetngs and all kinds Of bed
TOILET seas mirrors picture frames mouldings An stock
carpets and wall in all the coorngs VIM
se lgat lG Eutm ID he Cskhsa Blneak &ynk IsltB.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-18

sales 1.616. 600 bn futures; spot marie. dull,
numnaiIy lower; No 2 red. S6t.dIl>6lte in
elevator. S1S4c afi0at, ST3sSDSSssc t. o. b. !;
steamer No. red, e2i2c; No. 5 red, SoI2c;
933s4@9Ic; No. l hard, 96l4@-36l2c: OPP
tons quiet, Ss0ai2c down, closing weat: No.
red January. closing at S6ssc; February
S6szNe7t4c. closing at S6s4c: March, MA
MSeSS. closing u, S7&4c; April, eSsso, clos
ing at SS5sc; May, SSis66S9 1916. closing at
SSssc; June, e72s6ys 3&c, closing At 87sse !;
July, S6b@s684c, closing ct S6hc; August,
S4l4@S!ssc, closing at S4Ac: December,
S6g4MsTlsc, closing at 8 q. Rye strong
Western. 57M6oc: Canada, $1,000. Barley
steady; Western. 45G6ti0c. Barley malt quiet.
Corn Receipts $50, 400 bu; exports H.
$50 bu; sales, 1852, 600 bn futures, $4,000
bu spot; spot market steady. quiet; No.2. 3Sc
in elevator, 39i4@39l2c afloat; ungraded
mixed, 27G14lc: steamer mixed. 3Tss0g 39lsc :;
No. white, 3Sl2c; No. g. 31i2c. Options
fairly active but weaker: January. 3I3sGD
3Slsc. closing at 31lSc: February, 3S@3Sssc,
closing ut 3Sc: March. 3SSac, closing at
3S5sc; April. 391s0l- 8 3-16c. closing 39lsc :;
May, 39i90 3a6sc, closing at 39i2c; June,
39lac: Jnly, 39ss6l4oc, closing at $3.50;
3I*4031%sc: March. 3SlSGS3Sssc. Oats--Re-
eeipts, $4,000 bu; exports, 10 hu: sales,
10000 bu futures, 16l,u00 Blu spot; spot
market fairly active; white easier: options
ing at zoe; February. 2Sss2siec, closing at
2Slac: March, 2Sl4@2es4c. closing at 2S3ac:
May, 277sc; spot No. white. 291s0293zc:
mixed western. 26i@Gl soc white mixed west
ern, 50@34e; Chicago, soc. Coffee-Opyions
opened steady. 5@lo points mp: closed
steady, 5Ml0 points up: dull; sales. 81 $50
bags, including January, 10 9U0l59oc;
February, IL. SIG I59.c: May, IL. 95@l6c;
September, 1J.9a@I6c: October, Toe; SPOT
Rio steady; fair demand; fair cargoes. 1899:
No. z, l7iac Sugsr-Raw firm; fair demand;
sales OF cargo centrifugal 96test 3lsc, and
two cargocs Brazils on .. t.. refined fairly
active, finn. Molasses-New Orleans quiet.
Rice, fuir demand. steady. Petroleum steady,
Quiet. Cottonseed oil quiet. TallOw, steady.
Resin Quiet. Turpentihe duh. lower 43843l2c.
Riggs, fair demond: firm; Western, 1tH0
16l2c; receipts, i, $40 packages. Wool,
fair demand; steady. Pork quiet, firm; old
mess, S9.750 10; new mess, S1J.5 oil. Cut
meats quiet; midd!es duh Lard quiet,
steady; sales, 90 tierces Western steam
az S6.22laGi6.25, closing at So. Dig; option
sales. quo tierccs; February. S6.20GQ6.2I,
closing at 1921 bid; March, $3.50, closing
at 1929; April, S6.33; May, S6.41@6.42,
closing at 500 bid. Butter quiet weak;
Elgin, 2SGl2Si2c; Western dairy, 8@I6c:
Western creamery. 12@ 26l2c. Cheese dull;
WeStern, S010c. Pig iron steady. Copper
dull easier; lake, January, Sill 5. Lead
steady; domestic, $3.50. Tin firm; straits,
$2u.I5.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-18

T there How. with no continued activity ex-
N"cted IN the Immediate future
ro,.. owing are the closing anatstions: No
.arA adanaIl. zee; feefuaEy. ss:::tac. May /,
s2$4c; on track, yi2e; No L northern, Jan
uary, 7624e; February, 77c; May, S0lsc: on
airy, 74c: February, 74c; May, 77lsc; on
track. 1926
Local receipts OF wheat for the day were
2n2 cars. shipments 80 cars. against 227 re
ceived and IA shipped Thursday. There was
O very good demand during most of the ses-
sion Tor good milling wheat though with
smaller competition than Thur sday as there
were fewer buyers. Most of the wheat went
to local millers. Some buyers for shipment
were in the market but they were less active
than on some former days of the week. Ele-
vator buyers were ingnirers for wheat, but
did not appear to take much. Range of
prices paid was not very much different from
the cost yesterday. A few lots of poor wheat
were left over when too poor TO 60 to mills
Duluth received 5 cars.
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Following shows the shipments OF -four
from Minneapolis, Jan. TO date and same
time in 1889:
1890 ...367, Os5 bbls 1882 ISL. 943 bbls
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour The added daily output OF mills
grinding yesterday will probably aggregate
Is, 700 bbls.
Patents sacks. to local dealers. 81. 75@4. so;
in barrels, S43H@46O delivered at New
England points. s.. l5@540; New York
points, S5.O5@5.3U; delivered at Philadel-
phia and baltimore. $5@5.25: bakers, here,
S3@3.40; superiine, $l.7U@2.2o; red dog,
sacks, $1@L.20: red dog. barrels, Sl.2o@
i.5O.
Bran and Shorts-The supply is good at
about S7@7.50 for shorts and S5.75@6 for
bran. Shipments. SCI tons.
Corn-Some inquiry was noted, but it was
fully met by the offerings at 23@26c for fair
fair mixed TO good yellow. Receipts, 51.6Uo
bu; shipments, 3l.2 o blu.
Oats-Tne demand was slow aud market
quiet, with the range of sales from about Sc
to pc for poor samples TO good white, and
choice held above pc. Receipts. II, 700 bu;
shipments, $500 bu.
Bariey-Nominal at 24@45c with no bust
ness to mention.
Flax-Receipis, 500 bu: Shipments 1000
bu. Quoted $l.29; Chicago. Sl35.
Feed-Quoted, $l09l0.5O for fair, $1,000
gil for good
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-18

"SRORTS" COVER FREELY.
a Duller Tone to the Wheat Market
With a Decline in VAL
ueS.
Ccgn Neglected and the Demand fer
Hag Products Linz
tied.
Financial Operations Of the Money
K!nqs-.-The General Quota
lions.

CHICAGO Jan. 1.-THE recen; export bust
hess and the more than usual amount Of bull
news afioat at the close yesterday had The eff
feet in the wheat market 81 the outset to-day.
May opened around sl:s@sI7sc, or
sb,ut lsc over the close last night. Re
ceipts In the Northwest were light only 207
ears at Minneapolis and Duluth. Receipts
here were light, only 10 ears. Liverpool ca
bles were bearish, tending down. There was
little press news, but the firm tone was felt
at the start The price OF May barley touched
Sl7sc, when the bear clique proceeded TO sit
on the market Hutchinson was, as usual,
the chief obstacle 10 free or nat
uraI movement He sold heavily
around Sls4c, and filed the crowd quickly.
New York sold wheat here also. Mitchell
and Clifford sold some. Partridge took some
wheat, ana Clifford and Stauffer bought on
the decline. May sold OF 20 S1ss0S1iac.
striking the usual buying orders around
SIl5c, and rcacting 10 Sl5sc. Later Hutch
inson bought and sold at SlI2c through diff
ferent brokers. Export clearanceS were
light, both in wheat and flour. Logan had
St. Louis dispatch saying the milling demand
was good for all kinds of sam pie wheat Re
ceipts for Saturday were estimated at %
cars. There was tumble il wheat the last
half hour of the session. Hutchinson with
drew his brokers. who were noldlnS the
price at Slice from the pit. Then there was
no one 10 take the offerings. The
crowd was loaded. The big operators
began selling against puts and the crowd
began dumping their holdings The price OF
May went of sharply to Sic, ard II was sew
eral minutes after the bell before business
could be stopped in the pit. Closing prices
were IS TO 5sc lower than yesterday. Re
ceipts were Is ears winter wheat, 81 cars
spring. IS cars corn and 81 ears oats. With
drawals from store were 3, $40 bushels win
ter wheat, 1862 bushels spring, %, go
bushels corn and 1,l55 bushels oats. The
corn pit was nearly deserted aL day. Local
receipts were % ears less than were looked
for, bat as there was no life to the trade val
mes were not affected. May opened al 3l$4c,
and there was scarcely variation from this
price during the session. Clearings yester-
day from the three Atlantic ports were 1885,
900 bushels; from New Orleans $4,000
bushels Oats were dull ard without impor-
tant change IN price. Provisions were almost
neglected. The trade was slow and 40 new
features developed. The close was q trife
better than yesterdays.
The leading features ranged as follows: