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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
ID w. KIMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO. 1912
Howard ST.; terms moderate myIO I'm
VOCAL LESSONS FOR TERMS APPLY sos
Powell ST.: PROF. j. r. 0GILVIE my9 I'm
DACIFC ENGINEERING SCHooI.-ENGINEE R-
ing. architecture, surveying. III Post. fe20 Tyr
CCHooL CIVIL, MINING. MECHANICAL EN-.
- cheering, surveying, architecture, drawing as
SAYING estab 1854 A Van der NaileH. 723 Mkt 81 tf
MANDOLIN AND VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS;
w Italian method; genuine Italian mandOlips
mandolas, Iutes. PROF, ADELSTEIN 1909 Suffer-
Ii EALDiS BUSINESS COLLEGE, ~ POST ST
Ii Doubie-entry book keeping, penmanship, short
business course under one fec of SIS. jey0 If
pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE $40 Posr Sc.
4 Life scholarship, SIS; day anu evening ec21i
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OK PARTNER WANTED: OLD-ESTAB-
u -. hshed saloon. selling 13 half barrels OF
beer per week open day and night: retiring partner
going 10 Europe; trial given this Is a genuine bar
gsln. CALL HraRCh. my2q Dts
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Is Ill EXCHANGE FOR PIECE or LAND IN
" city OF country; an elegant saloon; on fine
business corner with private rooms attached :
retiring from business wishes to settle down:
DON'T miss This M0RGAN g co. z5s Kearnv % 2.
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FRUITS TORE: URGENTLY RETURNING TO
i Europe good location and business: horse and
wagon; make offer BAILEY. 7I9 Market st. It,
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COUNTRY GENERAL MERCHANDISE BUS
- mess swith opposition and doing business OF
$1,000 10 $1,000 per month; stock amounts 10 more
than $1,000. and viii be inyOiced If desired; proprie
tor property aud viii sell lease same: part
cash TO reliable man; this is unexCeptlonsl
chance TO secure business. dollar for dollar owner
has made fortune and Is retiring from business
GEO. BAILEY. 7l9 Market St lt%
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7 AIDES, SEE THIS! VARIETY STORE AT A
J. positive bar ain; 2 living rooms; pays well.
NhIICOMB CO. 1892 MARKET 81. It,
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GROCERY AND BAR FOR SAIL: A
y positive bargain: Is In one Of the finest loca'
tious ia the city and is doing large trade; this is
an oldestabllshed place; good bar trade: business
can be increased by any good man: this and
you VIII surely buy. Apply K. KENNY, %
Kesrny 81. #
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QoSO0 FINE BUSINESS CORNER STORES;
tD-CUU. a rooms attached: cellar; stable; city
water; stone sidewalk; on streetea lines healthiesr
and best location in San Jose CAL terms easy. Ap-
ply FRANK WARNClkE, 1407 Mason st. my23 l5is
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GSS0 PARTNER NEEDED IN Al SALOON;
u OOO. city front; not necessary TO IN derstand
the business; owner is gentleman who give
best OF references and VIII teach you the business
HEALH, 1l4S Market ST. my29 p
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CsEE0 TO SALOON MIN: OLD-ESTA BI.ISH-
POW ed corner saloon on principal business
street; has frontage 40 feet Main ST., with 80
feet and side entrance adiOiaing street; been
kept by present owner l3 years; would make a fine
beer hall French liq ucr-store: bargain. Apply
TO JAMES WILEY & Co. 1881 Market. % At
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GE0O MERCANTILE AND MANUFACrUR.

CtEn0 MERCANTILE AND MANUFACTURE
CGOtO. ing business; partner wanted In fine
store on hearny St; must attend store, keep plain
accounts, mems time, act salesman. collections,
etc; employs TO hands plenty OF work for them
10 do; clears $3.50 per month; has stock material,
tools machinery; is a remarkably growing, prohta-
bic and solid business suitable for any steady,
sober. industrious man, willing 10 work and make
himself generally useful; viii find plenty TO do:
full investigation and best OF references GEO,
STEW ART. l35 Kearuy
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GG0D NEAT CANDY AND STATIONERY
GDOOV. store near Market St; positively payi
nlear oKer 81 90 a Innnrh- LI-LNER ak5LA MarEar )
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IA F. HEALY HAS MOVED HIS OFFICES TO
W 1l48 Market ST.. near Taylor. where be VIII
be pleased TO meet his many patrons my2s 2t%
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CARPETS.

fNARPETS-SHITHS BRUSSELS. e5C A YARD;
y installment price elsewhere 81 a I'd. NJ. FRIED
MAN i CO., Z2S-230 stockton, and 237 Post 1t &
BRUSSELS CARPETS. SOC. LAID; FLOOR
ID cloths 25c :. w. SHREK. 1924 Stock ton m2tf
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C9On FINE CORNER SALOON: MUST SELL
sDOOO. c. g. CULVER, S651a Market st. 1t*
oJ00 CORNER CI6AR-STAND; MARKET
- -OO. ST. c. e. CULVER. S651@ Market st1ts
GOSO PARTNER; COMMISSION BUSINESS:
gov. Sl5OmO. C. G. CULVER SG5Ia Market
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GE00 SEE THIS GREAT BARGAIN-FINE
u OOO. paying restaurant and oyster-ho for
sa @. near the corner of Third and NarSet: is pay
ing handsomely and will bear a most thorough in
VesiiEatOu: best OF reasons for selling. Apply 10
i. KENNY % Kearny St my2S II
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eBusINEss CHANCES.

G1E0O RESTAURANT; Mr.. MARKET ST ;
u LOW. Que OF the best locations in the city.
N LESS ! Fourth st 1tx
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CARPET CLEANING.

CPAULDING'S PIONEER CARPET-BEATING
= Works do the best work. 353 to 357 Iehama ST.
telephone 3O4O mrIg If
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PIANOS. vIOLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.

NEARLY NEW STEiNWAY & SONS PIANO.
~ $500. ". Il. BADGER, IS Market St m29 1t
L'INE-TON ED UPRIGHT PIANO. IN OCTAVE
Gilman maker; been in use only 3 months;
Sl1a- W. @ EAnGER- L25 Market 81. InE2a u
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HORSES.

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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
EoR SALE, CHEAP-NEw DELIyERY-wAGoN;
Il z fine business baggies; phaeton. good as new.
l02 Golden Gate ave. ny29 3t'
COUPE AND A CARRIAGE; IN GOOD ORDER;
" bargain. 1882 Sixteenth ST. my2S 3t%
NEW AND SECONDHAND BAKER-wAGoNs.
~ laundry wagon. buggies. 928 Harrison. q Us
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEO
DAINTER'S OUTFIT AT BARGAIN FOR CASH
Apply 309I2 Seventh st. my29 3t$
Tor sALE-14HoRsE ENGINE AND BOILER:
i as good as new. Apply to CONkLIN BROS,
1888 Golden Gate ave- my26 u
MIXTURES OF BUTCHER-SHoP. HORSE AND
Il wagon cheap. Apply l4O4 Valencia st. my24 1t
I or 25xs7:6. VALLEJO ST, Mr.. POLK: $1,000.
IL Apply to owner, 1882 Union ST. my24 la
COOn SECONDHAND HACK. STECKER &
" BURLINGAME 2543 Mission st. my24 1t
CECoND-HAND PRINTING MATERIAL-TYPE,
- presses cases chases. leads rules etc desirable
acquisition Tor Job office good outfit for amateur
Call at 2lll webster st. my2S u
TOOLS AND HARDWARE AT LOWEST RATES
Spear ST., near Market. my1 tf
I00 SHOWCASES, ALL SIZES AND STYLES,
1OO at your Own prices j. NoohAN. lOl1-lOz3
Mission ST. ap2s II
CHEPARD's FOOT AND POWER LATHES
- paners, driiIpresses. 667 Mission st. se27tf
CECoND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES PUMPS
- shaftng, pulleys, betting, water pipes etc No
HTOsH WoLPMAN. 1877 Beale ST de%u
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orders by posta-card OF otherwise will receiFs
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery 81
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DARE CHANCE: PAVING GROCERY & BAR J.
II =. CAVAHAUGH. 20S Post st.. in CarsOn's
bookstore, from TO $780, to 2:3O. my27 IT.
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EST PLACE ON THE COAST TO BUY PIANO
or organ. r. W. SPENCER & CO.. 723 Market ST..
History Building. "a floor; pianos from 500 up;
organs from so up. mr24 tt
IIALLET d DAVIS AND KIMBALL PIANO AND
Ii Organ Agency W. q. BADGER, 725 Market 81. -
CTEINWAY. GABLER AND PEASE PIANOS,
- organs and all musical instruments; call and
our rooms and stock. MATTHIAS GRAY q
CO, 2o6 and 2Os Post St, Steinwsy Hall. ja7 tt
IIORNUEG'S UPRIGHT PIANOS: MOST BRILL
IL liant aud powerful 9l7 Mission ST. no2S Il
CTECK HARDMAN. YOSE AND STERLING
- pianos sold on $40 monthly iDstailmeHtS BENZ
CURTAZ d son. sole agents. 20 OEarreI ST aaIst
l. L. NEUMANN PIANOS: A NEW SHIPMENT
j iust arrived. 50 Ninth 81. aug e.
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OIL WEEK BUYS FRUIT FARM: LOOK AT
ID this offer lakewood Colony Tract
acres &75. payable 81 a week
10acFeS, $3.50 payable 81 a week.
2Uacres, $500. payable "a a week.
4OacTes $500 payable IS a week.
No interest and no taxes on deferred payments: IL
al hBe Al fruit land; irrigation required:
large town ana railroad: some oaks; water handy;
tte perfect; no investment Is as safe sure or pro-
apply TO WESTERN LAND COMPANY, $50 Mar
ket ST oc25 II
G0J00 BARGAIN; BEAUTIFUL SPOT FOR
.DA1OO. n suburban home; IL acres house of
rooms; Sunol Canyon; Is minutes walk from
depot; near the large stone residence of Captain
Elliss; ia acres IN French prunes 4 years old.
paid last year $780, / grapes full bear
ing. some olives. cherries, ETC. Apply TO A. Il. DOW
Twehty-third Ave. Station, Oakland Cal my22 II
no you WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR CoUN-
~ Try, Ia the pTettieSt valley Of the Stateg Apply
ties. SEES tf
QTS PAYABLE 81 A WEEK, NO PAYMENT
I'D ~. required down. Will buy acres OF Fres-
nos famous vineyard lands: moro ia Ike proper
ton; there are fortunes IN IL; send for circulars.
OCCIDENTAL LAND COMPANY. 235 Kearny.7 I'm
A LAMBDA COUNTY: 1913 ACRES LAND, LEVEL
n and rolling, adapted for fruit and vines; 100
acres now under cultivation; many fine springs:
fenced: house. barn. etc. 3 miles from railroad
ment: Investigate this. ALBERT L. CRANE 4iO
Montgomery St, Room l. myl5 II
CCHooL LANDS. 81 so TO 50 AN ACRE; ON
~ very easy terms; sold by the state In tracts to
suit; no residence or improvements required: all
KINDS OF iands, IN many different counties; send
stamp for list; open day and evenings +. w
LAKE. q Flood Building. l3n
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and largest evening paper published the coast;
orders by postal-card otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery 6.
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BOARDING AND ROOMS.
1ENQ GUERRERO sT.-FURNIsHED ROOMS
1oOo with or without board private family 3t*
sixth and Seventh; Soc to 81 per night; per week
81 90 TO IS; single and en- suite; families mrl &C
RRooKLYN HOTEL, BUSH ST. BET. MONT
~ gomery and Sansome, under the management OF
ChAS MONTGOMERY: nrstclass family and mar-
camille hotel: home comforts; conducted on Ameri-
can and European plan; board and room 81 25,
81 so, 81 rs and 81 per day; rooms so cents to ST.
free coach to and from hotel. fe7 I'm
A ELLINGTON HOUSE. l27 KEARNY-PLEAS
N ant sunny rooms. en- suite and Sinslo hrstcias5
1fevery respect; terms reasonable. jal0st
A MEXICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL $40 AND sll
n Sansome ST., San Francisco; board and room 81,
81 70 and 81 90 per day, free coach. WM. MONT.
GoMERY, proprietor Iy3fst
THE MARIPOSA, s2i LAGUNA-FINE SUITES;
hrst-ciass board; terms moderate. aul6tt
M oNTaoMERY's TEMPERANCE HOTEL, 237
Ah and z2s Second st.-SIngle meals Soc hoardand
room per day. 15c to 81; by the week 81 to So trss
coach TO and from the bosei ap2lH
STORES TO LET.
1O6 FoURTH-SToRE WITH ROOMS; RENT
III cheap. my29 3t*
GI6 STORE: LIVING ROOMS GOOD FOR
UIC. dressmaker. $50 Firth ST.. upstairs. % 2tF
r. RoCERY-sToRE-F FIXTURES: 2 LIVING
VI rooms; large cellar; rent $40. SW. cor, of
Leayenworth and Vallejo sts. my22 q
OFFICES TO LET.
r0S) MARKET sT.-FLooR TO LET: ELE-
~ CANT o1iees suitable for physician or dentist:
junction Geary, Kearny aud Market sta. Apply on
premises. my27 tt
CUNNy OFFICES TO REAT. seq GEARy
- street. ny24 7t*
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HOUSES TO LET.

MICE HOUSE, AIS EDWARDS ST, OAkLAND;
IN 8 rooms and bath; large lot; nice neighbor-
for sale If desired my29 2ts
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IACOB HEYMAN.
y REAL ESTATE OWNER
$50 Market street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-19
he DOES IT IN 2:l0.
Nelson Brings His Record
Down at the Grand Rap
ids Track.
John G Downs a Good Field
on the Track at La
tonia.
The Second Race Goes to Ed
Eshelby, a Ten to One
Chance.
Johnston Wins the Free-for-
All Race at the Pitts
burg Meeting.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Sept. 1S.-In
the presence Of 10000 people at the
West Michigan fair to-day, Nelson low
cred his record to 2:l0 on the second at
tempt. He was in the pink of condi-
ton, and the new track, just completed
Oh the plan of the Cleveland track, was
at its best and the fastest ever trotted
on. 1t is four feet four inches
over mile. The first quarter of
the first heat was made in
3219, the second quarter in 3119,
2:99M gait. AT this point the runner
crowded the trotter into the fence,
where he broke, finishing in 2:14 fat.
Nelson, the owner, stated that his horse
would make second trial in thirty
minutes, and the crowd applauded. lii
forty-fve minutes the stallion appeared,
and the running mate changed driver.
and the trotter kept up his unprece-
denied pace to the finish without skip.
Each quarter was trotted in 1921,
the mile in 2:l0 fat. The exhi-
bition closed amid scene of
wild enthusiasm. The grand stand
emptied into the quarter-stretch and
the track, and surrounded the judges
stand, the horse and owner. In the
presence of 5000 people Starting Judge
Leathers then presented Mr.. Nelson
with fine silver water set on behalf
of the society, and Mr.. Nelson promised
to come again next year. The timers
caught the time in 2:l0. The judges
from their position all caught it in
2:092l, and a dozen watches III the pad
dock caught it i'll 2:091a. Nelson caught
time at 2:O9%.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-19
AT GARFIELD PARK.
Garcia, Ormie and Bessie BisIand
Among the Winners.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-Garfeld Park re-
suits:
First race, three-quarters of mile-Fitz-
hugh Lee won, Sly Lisbon second, Zeke Har-
dy third. Time, :l6l2.
Second race, mile and q sixteenth-Garcia
won, Carter B second, Signature third. Time
2:03g2
Third race, mile-Ormie won, Blaci; Bart
second, Bonnie Annie third. Time, 1:45A.
Fourth race mile and seventy yards-Ern-
est Race won, Silverado second, Bankrupt
third. Time, 1:47s4.
Fifth race, five eighths of mile-Bessie
Bisand won, Cruikshank second, Flying By
third. Time. 1:04A.
Sixth race, mile-Noretta won. Woodcraft
second, Lewis Clark third. Time, 1:44s.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Selling, six furlongs-Miss Mary. 9S; Black
Dan, so; Annie Martin, 100; Long Brock
Leland, los; Rock. Catherine B, 107: Tom
Stevens, Black Diamond, Ireland, los; Lew
Garlic, 10; Gladstone, ia.
Three year-olds : Annie Elizabeth. 1902;
Modjeska, Hazlehurst, Lizzie Gwynne.
Queenie Trowbudge, 100; Black Bart, Ed
Leonard, Royal Flush, Armone, Hagan,
Staugust. One Dime, 112.
Handicap, two-year-olds, five furlongs-
Addie, 125; Gov. Porter, 90; Sam Farmer,
100; German, no; Uncle Harry, los; Lena
Frey, 10Y; Glenoid, 1O9; Callie Ferguson, los;
Minnie L. us; J Knight, 49, Jennie s.,
102; Weaverman, 104.
Handicap, nine furlongs-Arundel, 9s;
Bonnie Byrd, 103; Longlight, 81; Osborne.
l05; Ny Queen, 90; Aloha, 1870; Tom Jones'
104; j t Brunk, 95; Mary MCGOWAN. 103.
Selling, two-year-olds, five furlongs-West-
lake. SO; Linita, Settle, "a; Corinne, 95; San
tippa, 81: Jennie B, 99; Bob Francis. 100;
Powers, 102; Townsend, los; Invercauld, 107;
Buckhound, los; Tom Roach, III.
Selling, six furlongs--One Dime, Oh; Mag
gle B, 100; Madolin, 1903; Fonda, Dock Wick,
los; Roley Boley, Happy Day. st. Joe, log |;
Gov. Ross, Fitzhugh Lee, ITO; Gaylord, lis;
Fan King, 122.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-19
BOTH SIDES CoNFID ENr,
And Both stu Able to Crack
Smile.


GRAvEsEND, Sept. 1s.-The fifth
round of the great finish fight between
the track and the pool rooms was COM
menced this morning and found both
sides smiling and confident.
First race, three-quarters of a mile-Lil-
liam, los, 13 10 s. haywood, 105, 10 to 1; Can
tatrice, 105, 3 to 1; Laurel, 105, to L; Etelka,
109, 10 TO |; Maggie Beck, los, to l; Verona,
H. 10 TO l; MAY Wynne, 105, to /; Patrick,
1OS, 10 to l. Lillian won by length, May
wood second, Cantatrice third. Time, l IL.
Second race, mile-La Tosca, 100, to 8;
Santa Anna, 81, 10 to |; Come TO Taw, 102, 80
to !, Chimes, %. 20 10 l; Craftsman, 107 rs to
La Tosca won, Santa Anna second, Come to
Taw third. Time, 40.
Third race, mile and furlong-Senorita,
115, to 2; Strathmeath, Ill, TO l; Bermuda,
ia. to 5; Longford, lis, A to 1: Sir John,
los. 10 to l. Senorita won, Strathmeath sec
ond, Bermuda third. Time, :5j.
Fourth race, fve.eighths OF mile-Cox-
swain, JOB, 20 TO 1; Madrid, 100, toll; john
ME Hecksher, lis. Z TO =; Wyandotte, lis, 10
toll; Nettie b. 100, 10 to /; Natalie s, 1O5 10
10 l.; Ninone, 105, 30 to / Tom Harding lis,
Z to-; Cottonade, 105 ~ TO l.; Kindina, 100.
40 to i; Innovation, lis, 20 TO 1; Wah Jim,
lis, 10 10 ]; Theirs l., lib, 20 TO / ARA, lis, q
to l. San Salvador, 113, &c to 1. Coxswain
won, Madrid second, Johnny Hccksher third.
Time, 1:02I2.
Fifth race six furlongs-Civil Service, 122,
TO /; Trinity. lis, to s.; Ballyhoo. lis, TO
!; Sleipner, rs, & 10 l.; Folsom ll2. 80 to L;
Roquefort no. 40 to L; Romance, no. 100 to
/; Leonawell, ITO. 3 to /; Versatile. los, 50 to
]. Leonawell won, Trinity second, Sleipner
third. Time, 1913.
Sixth race, selling, mile and sixteenth
Snowfall, 112, to 1; Hoodlum, 1l2. 16 TO 5;
Palestine, liz, Ii to 8; Richal, 102, 10 10 |:
Mountain Deer, 10s, 5 to /; Celia, 104, to 2.
II looked as though Richal woh by head.
but the judges placed Palestine first, Rjchal
second, Mountain Deer third. Time, :52l2.
Seventh race, three fourths of mile-Lil-
liam, lbs, TO 10; MayWynne. 105, IL TO 10.
Lillian won easy Time :l6l3
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-19
FINANCIAL.
New York.

New YORK Sept. 1S.-The stock market to-
day was the most active of any day for years.
not excepting the days of the November
panic, and there was great deal of excite
ment attending the trading at all times dur
ing the day. There was a continuation of
the buying for the long account By outside
spectators, both foreign and domestic, and
the covering of large lines of short contracts
helped along the upward movement while
they swelled the volume OF business to un-
usual proportions Another element in the
days operations however. was the enormous
realiZationS on the profits accrued during the
last few days, and these operations daring
the forenoon were the most influential factor
in making the temper of the market The
opening was made at higher prices than
those of last evening, but while Reading
was up % per cent Louisville q Nash
vile was down l5sc Reading was still
the center Of speculative activity in the fore
noon, but the crowd of brokers in spaces
allotted 10 the different stocks were unusually
large. and while Reading and Atchisou still
maintained the premier position in the point
of activity. other stocks soon came 10 the
front with more substantial advances The
heavy buying and the heavy realizations of
the forenoon kept the market in an ex-
tTemely fsYerish state, the transactions foot
ing up enormous figures for the hour and the
excitement being correspondingly intense.
Towards noon, however, the realizations
Stacked away under the stubborn resistance
of the market to the pressure and the shorts
came in to cover. In the buying movement
the grangers were most conspicuous and
Rock Island, Burlington and st. Paul took
the places OF Reading and Atchison as lead
ers of the market. The advance in those
shares was very sharp and as COM
pared with their lowest figures Rock Island
rose AS. Burlington 25s, and St. Paul 2A,
while among the specialties there were
equally pronounced movements, Texas
Land, Mexican Central Milwaukee, Lake
Shore & Western, and the industrias being
very prominent A material reaction oc-
CURED in the last half-hour. Rock Island
going back lis per cent and the rest of the
list from 10 to 1l2. Some of the more slug
gish shares of the forenoon were even car
ried down below the level of the opening
prices, and Ontario q Western lost good
slice of its late rise, dropping from 23Is to
22ls. The decline lasted until the sound of
the gayel, and the market closed rather
heavy at the concessions. though the great
majority OF the list are fractionally higher
this evening. The important gains among
the leading shares are as follows: Rock
Island, gig; Texas Pacific, 1ss Sugar, ia,
and ST. Paul, 1is, Burlington being content
with rise of only 7sc. Government bonds
have been dull and steady.
The Post says: The markets of yesterday
aud today show conclusiveIy enough that
buying for the rise by speculative outsiders
has beoome factor of prime importance.
Naathsr interpretation could be put upon
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-19
St. PauI Produce.

Butter-Extra creamery, BIB rolls, 22023c;
tub creamery, 2lc: choice tub creamery, 1ac;
fancy dairy, l5@16c; good, 10@l2c; packing
stock, 90gl0
vegetables-Celer per doz. 35c; cauli-
flower, per doz. 75c; new Minnesota cab
bages per doz, 35c; parsnips, per bu zoe;
beets, per bu, 40c; rutabagas, 30c lettuce,
per doz lee; radlshes, per doz, 15c onions,
per Blu, Sl.50; Minnesota tomatoes, soc; new
potatoes, per blu, 30GD40c; pie plant per box,
l3J IbS) 15c; asparagus, per doz, soc; string
beans, per bu. 40c; wax beans, per bu, 75c:
beets, per doz 25c: cucumbers, per 100, zoe;
egg plant, per doz, ST.; watermeons, per 100,
Sl00ll: nutmeg melons, per doz, zoe; Hub
bard squash, per doz, ST. sweet corn, per
doZ, Sc.
Peaches-California, per box, Sl@l.25; do
mestic, per half Du, Sl.50; one-tifth bu, 400
45c.
California, per box, S?@25O.
Beans-tancy navies, hand picked, per bu.
S2.4f02.G0: medium per bu, SlS502; mixed
lots. per bu, 9Oc0Sl.25; red kidney per bu,
SI.2501l.5J.
Bananas-Yellow, large sound fruit S2.250
=. 70; ditto medium, Sl.75@92
Oranges-Mess S5.5J@6; Jamaica per
bbl 50; ROdi, So.
Lemons--Fancy 6.5O07; choice, s5.5O06.
PlneapDles-S3 per doZ
Cider-Fine apple, clarified half bbls. 81;
Dbls, 81; pure JUICE, new, half bbls, S4.50;
bb!s, $3.50; peach, half bbls, $780, pear, half
bbls, $3.50; orange half bbls, $3.50
Honey-White clover, l6@1Ic; dark, l2013c.
l. NiAAN rNOho' NOVto.oO PCi NlSts
ducks. S3.5G03.75; mallards. red head, S3.504
4 canvas back, So; pheasants, 81; quail, So
jack rabbits, $3.50; snipe, per doX, Sl.50.
Poultry-Turkeys, 1Ia@l4c; chickens. 11@
12c ;ducks and geese. lGQllc.
Cheese-Faucy full cream cheddar. 9l20Ll0c;
fancy full cream twins, 9I2G1l0c; Young
America, 10@llc; Swiss, 14@l5c; brick, 13l20
14c: Limberger 10La9llc.
Figs-EXtra fancy 206122c; fancy new Law
ers, per Id, 1sc; choice new layers, per ID,
16c: mats 80 lbs, 10c; baskets l2c.
Maple Sugar-l-lb BRICK lie; Alb brick,
lie.
Nuts-Pecans, polished. medium. Ice per
ID; almonds, Terragona lee per ID almonds,
California soft-shelied, lsc filbcrts, Sicily,
12Qg13c per ID; walnuts, California, 13Gl4c
per Id; hickory nuts large, SlQl.25 per bu;
hickory nuts, shell-barks, $l.50@1.75 per bu;
Brazils. 10c per ID; Virginia peanuts, new,
01c per ID; Virginia peanuts, roasted, SQ39c
per lb; cocoanuts, per 100, $4.50Q5
Dates-Persian, 65-lb box, &c; Fard, 10-lb
boxes, l2c; Golden, lob boxes l0c.
Apples-Fancy stand 81. 1908; choice, 1925
G1250.
Grapes oncords, 1O-lb baskets, 3OQ3jc;
crates, $3.5t@3.75.
Plums-C California, per box. $50.
Eggs-Fresh stock. with case, 14@15e.
Sweet PotatoeS-l3 blu boxes, SOC per box ;
$3.5004 per Dbl; Jersey potatoes, S45045.
Crabapples-$l0l.2 per bu.
PlumbS-Sl per I'm