davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-12
GreatIncrease in Insanity.

The superintendent of census has
issued a bulletin on the subject of asy-
lums for the insane in the United
States. The total number Of insane
persons treated at both public and
private institutions during 1889 was
81 ,535, while during 1851 there were
81. .2O5 treated, showing an increase in
nine years of Al $3.50 or 73 SO per cent.
This percentage Of increase COM
pared with the percentages Of increass
Of the population, namely, 24.96, does
not indicate an Increase in proportion
Of insane persons 10 population, but
rather a great increase in the amount
Of asylum accommodation provided
and the willingness on the part of the
public to make use Of all the facilities
provided. The actual number Of in
sane in the United States cannot be
ascertaIned until the work of elimlna-
ting all the cases has been Completed
A number ofinsane in each geographi~
cal division were; North AtlaDtic
division, SO, 500; South Atlantic, IL. 2sS
North Central, 2s. 1890; South Central.
1883 and Western, 8 $40. OF 6.820 In
the Western division, 4,59s, OF 67.42
per cent, are in California, leaving
but 2, Do, OF S.2s per cent for the re-
naming states composing the Western
division.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-12
Dawson County.

The Glendive Independent has
the following regarding Dawson
county: Dawson county. according
TO the Montana live stock statistics,
compiled from tue Official assessment
records Of all the ooanties, January 1st.
1891, shows fOrty-nine thousand three
hundred and ffty head Of cattle, being
the fifth county In the state. with
Custer, ChOteau, Fergus aud Yellow
stone counties In rhe lead in the order
named. In sheep we have fifty-two
thousand one hundred aud sixty-thrss
head being eighth on the list, with fer
gus, Chotaeu, Meagher, Custer. Cns-
cade, Yellowstone and PARK oountles
leading. In horses we rank next .
last. with four thousand eight hun<
dred and forty-one."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-12

There was some betting on the re-
suit, principally on the city attorney
ship, at the rate of $50 to SS5 in favor
of Middleton.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-12

That would Impair u or proianei"
No fear Of that; but the great walls Man
chester is building a. the lower end Of
Thirlmere, 70 increase its depth, viii cause
the Rock Of Names 70 b pernanently sub
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-12
Advertising Rates.

intermediate periods az pro-rata Of preceding
rate Reading notices, classified. lUcts per line
Snclassihed, i5cts per line.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-12

Emmanuel Church (Episc9paD Palmer st-ser-
ice Sundays At II a. m. and 7;SO ?. N. Samuel
SoblnsOn, rector.
Baptist Church-G. W. Newman, acting pastor
srtaching sCrvioea sunday At n a. m, and p.
frAise aud Prayer Meeting, Wednesday ~ 7;f5 ?.
cordial Invitation 70 all.
hsthodist ChuTch-servioes Sunday, IA .. m.
81 p. N. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Wider Nutting. pastor.
Presbyterian Chureh-seTvioes sunday. II q. m,
p. N. I. G. Armstrong, pastor.
Church Of Sacred Heart, CatfOiic-SeTvice
VsTy 6rst and third sunday Of the n onth. Hig
Nasss 1870 .. m. sunday school 81 p. M
Vespsis a. BeOediction At 80 p. M.
FATHKRC. Pat wELYN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-20

yLfelano Coueeponeeas unotngeur0 AsgA
We learned from J. r. NormAn, -
Ipension agent here, that be had reocivoA
word thss : psnsfon Of - per uoatA
|had been allowed Mn. Hester XsllanA
widow Of tho late Wash. Kollnma, ou4
Ithst - per month bad boon allowed hoP
little son Brook. This yeor eoFpu1-
Ipondent is glad 10 know, = Mrs xol-
Ilams is deserving women. Thio q tho
first pension thss has been granted hsro
under The new law. Qsr ciaim Was
|nled July -, 1870.
Speaking Of penslons che writer = -.
minded of : pension claio here, which
|fov rapidity Of go1ng through The oDco
|at Washington, 10 doubt ifthoro 4 g.
|other one on record. Can't. JOhn LoO-
|msn 6led his clai0 for a Increase With
II. r. Norman, ian. a, and Monday.
Feb. 3, be received notice 70 70 q E0on.
willie before the board Of examiner thas
meets on Wednesday, and o. Tuesday
|hs went to Boonville aud Was examipo1
before tho board on The <eh. II % THE
lease the future cab - judgod By The
|past the captain will surely receive hio
|peusion within the next tive weeks. e
Uncle Sam would treat al Of his a2pll.
|cants IN The came way, there wOuld g :
|great deal Of lees grumblipg among tho
|boys. 2xk..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-20

An Iowa woman has named her twin
|daugbtsss GasoIine and Kerosene --
K (Excbange. The old msnS name a
probably Peter Rollum K Boston CON-
|oercisl Bulletin. We hope ne babisa
will grow up psrafine girls. s.-( Boston
Herald. The man who msrries into that
family will strike oil. (Cspc Cod Item.
Bot ~ fear that sparkling 10 tho i'm
mediate neighborhood Of tho girls In
question will Be : very dangerous pas-
time. (NuUseys Weekly. Look ont
for IN explosion II thev are red headed
They out % b bright lights In society,"
IGslvostou News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-20

! The following from Tho Plymouth
Democrat ID applicable not only %
Marshal county but 70 every county ln
Indians, and while Il strikes directly q
|the evil Of ssnding The county printing
AWAY from home, & 10 equally applicable
10 the busineso men who continue %
send away for their stationery:
The printing establishment OF ur.
|Burford ID one or The largest and most
complete establishments of the Kind n
The West. He has been enabled % make
it % out Of tho profits derived from
lpdiasa. He be- furnished Marshal 0oun.
u thousands of dollars worth of stslioa.
cry and 4arshal countyS ehase Of The
pronts be- gone 20 swell the eol6ro 90
Hr. Burford and 70 build up bic very
large and tncressing buslness. Did say.
body ever hear Of Nj. Burford doing asy
thing 70 build mp the msterial pres.
perity Of Harahsl countyS Nr. Buriosd
very nearly he monopoly on The conn.
" printing IN Indiana. HeoccupIos tho
same position 70 The oountsy pross ohGt
Jay Gould does 20 The railroad lntesoste
Of the country; or that Boekalelleg. Of
tho Standard OIL Company. Or Norvol
Green, Of the Western Onion Telegraph
Company, occupy 20 other slmilar Iosooe
90 that the county Job pelntlng
oflces stand no show Whstevor WhoS
is entered into. And o C
hsppene, frequently, that tho 1oveeI
bidder q The 'hlghest' bidder. Csroaia
articles, few OF which aro uood during
the year, ere scheduled &C oboue the ooeo
Of the white paper, while other orlieloo
that ars used By ths thousand aeo put
Il prices ranging ftea ore hundrod q
i've hundred PER cenL pro6t, and % ~
outcome the county has paid more foe
what stationery it has used than lt vould
have paid By giving Il 70 ~ hooe prinl-
Ing office at regular rates. Bet eappooo
i costs few cents more pr hundred
for blanks, and Tie IKE, y getting h
done ct hoOe. isnt Il boteeg 70 give The
home printing ONCE tho beseflt Of ahis
snail pro6e than ie u 70 give e = 6or.
aign establishment that hasn't : particle
of interest In ths 0stesial welfare q u
county,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-20

A package ~ dropped Into the No.
destO p0st0fice last week which became
20 sIDguIsrly uneasy, % 70 speak, that q
was opened snd found 20 contain i've
rattlesnake, which promptly Bit o o..
ploye and : cat The cot, not being q
The payroll, disd. Try q you viii, it 70
almost impossible 20 make real vacancy
Ia government Oflce.--SAn Francisco
Examiner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-20

By ~ general concurrsnce 81 opiniou
~ every civilized end chrisiisnised
|co0munity thogo aro lew soorcos u
|cri0e ood misery q socIety equal @ thG
'dro0 shop. who're Intoxicating IiQoorl
10 s0all Quantities, - - drank 6 u
|tlme, aro eold indlocsimloo1oly % ~
|eostiee applying. Tho stasissioo q ovosy
$3.50 chow greater a0Ouot o. cgi0o ~
|trj6uted = TILE THAI sny othes soosee
|-Unllod otates oupse0o Court
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-20

The editor had gone 70 . dor 1GAA
leaving the devil fn charge q The e6co.
The irrspressibls spring poet nakss Bile
appearance with spring poem which
he wishes 70 have Inserted. He Givoo
The devil 81 to set e up and insert q The
next edition Of the paper. This \ hov
it appeared
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-20

vhaf bsausfssi !ino = oprsAG
Whon ~ oardtn bsgin = sin0
And ~ ku,nblsbes ap1 49, eh1oaAooo
carry their 49, sroohl q alfLR
WhGn tAs p1ask anl nkiisg onnlS
CraWi ID De yme mA>s pa1ts
Ard est stra1lsbu0 ard = "a sces Aaa
vhfle tbs sptd9s iasagsi q 1enos
, tAe elrds 81 dluak - ~
B Offers he robin : chns
Wnt1e he Eaxa sQl blin13
ana the s1arrew Ulako
q he wife - he - ouskos
81 the koer goss ~ - a sprs
Along xsth shs cAipUsuk 4 -
And the 0doruo e<un&
Vts tkuderfu drunl
Ana sriss % make Lnvo y shs -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-20

The report Of the controller % New
York State contains the Important 70.
|commendation that I'll revenues Tor the
'suppors Of the State government should
DO missed from special taxes upon The
capitol and business Of corporationo,
corporate securities and ipisrosls, col.
Istefal inheritsnces and testsmentafy b.
Queats, snd other species of wealth,
without resort 10 any direct tax upon
reel sseate for such purpose. "This,s be
ssys. sWould li0it che taxation of real
estate FOR county, town and municIpaI
expresses only. and would permit tho
same to b ssseesed ooly q The towns
snd wards where situated Tor ouch pur-
poses, - q present, and ! believe would
result II special relief 70 real estate own
ers, BY inciting them to greater vigilance
II securing an equitable assessment oi
al species Of property for purposes Of
tsxation.s The not debt Of she State BE-.
Ing now reduced to o1,e7,6o7, this
change 0f our system h easiIy within
reach. 1t Was reached in Psnnsylvanis
manv yesrs ago. In that State about
a. 90 q rsised for State purposes
without any tsx % lasd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-20

The New York correspondent of the
BostOn Traveller says 10 bic letter ol
Oct IL: n have been n intoresled ob-
|sssver II political ca0paigns 6os dossu
|yoass, and oocA year I became Oorl
|0s0ly Impressed With the fact that TIE
|10el which runs TIE New York political
'eoglne (oad - might hsvs said sll OTHER
Old party oagines) . largely alcohol.
The pIaDs ere made by The 0oodors oves
tho bottle Of WinsI and they aeo casgjod
ees By the heller over WhIsky end beos.
CItjes rule ~ state, oaloooe rulo The
city, s1ewd fellows % ~ boeer eost'
suIe tho ooloon. A corrupt tree oonaos
bring forth good fruit. ~ Aov0osts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-20

We have high license 10 Minneapolis
This year " will % doubt hove q ID.
crease In The numbsr or saloons II or
city, just - n Nebrsska the high lieooso
disturbs the old order, end - soon q
rcadjustment takes plscs The ealoona
multiply. High license = high hombug'
-Progressive Age.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-20

Judge @. L. Reinhard has been grant
ed : pension Of twelve dollars per
month.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-20

I Indianspolis Journal: Yeslerdsv's
develo pments q regards the Lake Erie
4 Weatsrn. and The Louisville, New Al
bany = Chicago deal GO to show The cor
rectuees Of the statement OF . railroad
attorney. published in the Journal OF
Wednesday. in which be expressed The
l0pini0u thAt there bad been no sale OF
the Houon % the L. f. = w., but that
Il Close trafic alliance bad been formed,
Iand that The Cincinnati. Hamilton =
Daytoo w. . b Included ip that eli.
ance Judge Field, geseesl solicitor OF
the L., n. =. & c.. returned from Now
Albany Iast evening, where be Was in
IcOnferenco With President Breyfoglo.
who assured him there had been 10 saIe
iof The road Judge Field admitted,
,hOwevor. that favorable traffc alliance
would likely BE- perfected. FFon an
iother source Il Il learned that The Brice
Ipeoplo came west 20 inspect the prop
Iortv, proposing to help the company ont
l0f ils fnancial troubles II they decided
THAT The collateral they could give
| would justify the syndicate IN doing 80.
lThoy hsvo decided that Il will, and will
lodvapce 70 the l., N. A. q G. company
jol 0sOO0 one-third OF which sum win
ibo lsed IN properly eQuipping the road
land the remainder O. j0proving the
iroad, che syndicate taking the unsold
Ihrss mortgage bonds, which amount to
Isis. .O0. The read u 70 b used = the
Chicago line for tho East Tennessee,
Virginia And Georgia, win New Albany,
land Of the Queen = Crescent, via CiDcin-
loati and indianapolis. The man who
igivee thie Information eays that the
lownevs Of these Southern lines were
I0bliged 70 have . northern outlet, O. the,
| Big -Four, which has been turning sew
|eral hundred cars per week over to the
Queen & Crescent, has recently made d
|traflc agreement with the Baltimore and
|Ohio % haul Z portion Of its eastern
|business. and President IngalIs would
|nstunlly take care Of the Chesapeake III
Ohio ~ giving it Ill the business for|
|eoathern and southeassern points that
|he could. The new manageme Of the|
|southern liues oaW that they Wore|
|hemmod IN, and conceived the sbOve|
plan. knowing thst shas the L., n. a. &|
10. wso u - desperate strA1ts for money!
|as they we're for line for Chicago, and
every day made action more important
|ss ihe World's Fair and other Important
rumor deals were turning attention to|
The l.. N. A. : G. road. A prominent
railroad ol1cial aid last night that
while De did not look for any early
change IN the Management Of either oil
The lines named, evosybody knows how
theoe trsfic alliances end and were bel
y betting man be Would stake . haDd-|
some sun Of money that before January
1. sext year. the l. E. 3 W.. the l., N.
A. I @. ssd The G., q. = D. Woald bo|
|consoltdaied II ono systo0.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-20

~. EDsT0R:-I have nothing ~,
Important 10 wTite. but hone ~ cou'
'munlcations will not have : eamanss
about them that viii become painful d
Iyour readers. Soosox SWuy once eli
|tnat correspondents should not Be- t0t
1unny, sor the fun was I'll in his hands
and ] will have 10 guard myself an(
write very solemn (as ] always do.)
Plenty o. mud and rainy weather.
Health IL this locality Il good.
NJ. George Orth Il erecting : nsv
Kitchen and porch for himself.
The late rain has brought Patoka ouI
from her sleepy bed.
There 80 terrible explosion down n
the bend few days ago, though ~
have learned that Il Wss onlv ! certain
fellows kid gloves exploded. g th1
peper wads can be found anyWher1
along The ridge. and Il We we'll knovr
that the gloves we're loaded. He ~
ecared - bed that be Ned In : di0aronl
direction ssd forgot bis mittens.
n. Editor, read IN your paper thsl
: man from this neigh borhood had been
locked ID the Jasper jail for dsuukou.
oeee; ho BE- - h0aest hard working
vile, and IN intoresting family % chill.
dreo. All lipplers should rad these
I'D lines On The lass Of Ned Burnett end
his family:
y 40 anan q lssn = -
1esoss 9 regshoP desr;
~ eyes vere re1. his lips ssss DascAei,
vtese1 hin 90 snl Ger.
~ md ~ eissg = he ~.
A. ugying = hin asi1-
Cooe fsfher. nstbes y siek 4 homo
A. sfsses cries Sss breaA
=: rsssII.s se.s ~ ssaessssa -
49, - ths ssn1isrd fslserire salA
ksease IN - CSC gIanD sore.
ns - as:s ss.s'!:a, e sssgIs Ne
yrs,ssd - esnss eeoi
49, rssoe ~ 80 sesL
49, s.ae - psssee ~ ~.
ereve sssed g ~ 6oss.
ee9e1 Ne eanao. sGd go fopI1o1
- bufnsa b - nose-
lns hisfussraS nsvs alsae,
10 - - e11ld - shera,
a. II q: ssris ~ 3 s.ss.
n~asrs - vossss = sAs bs-i.
Tee seer sA<;I tssse Nssnsl he
IN from the ss~l yo1 See.
Rse-c:. s'sr ~sf> - sAilzrss sssn.
~ Ion '1s Frs<seop. ~:
~ 80 iiks Wei. <nsi ur<tcAe1 Itse,
Lac Aim Leg;srt~S DE-"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-20
Sshs Z Brses- WH'' 80
BRETT - COX,
Attorneys At Law,
JASPER. IND.

WILL praetico IN she Courts Of d.
w boic snd adjoining countles.
Oyv,cr East Of Court House. Feo.e 81.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber of Commerce.

Wheat was a shade higher this morning
with more talk of Russian prohibition of
wheat exports, and the claim that it would
be issued today or tomorrow. Then the re-
port failed Of good Foundation and weakness
prevailed for a while, interrupted by small
reactions. The market was pounded, but
there was too much uncertainty on the out
come of leading questions to prove an easy
victim of shorts. Late cables were lower.
New York reported heavy foreign buying.
Antwerp was quoted lower. Four ports
cleared 326, SOL blu wheat and 1856 packages
Of -four. Wheat closed as follows: No.
hard, on track, Ole. No. l northern. No
vemDer, SSl2c; December. SSI2c; January, 90c /;
May, 96sSc; on track, S9s4c. No. northern,
on track, SG0S7c.
Flour-Demand better and held higher
than quoted. Patents in sacks to local deal
ers: Patents, S4.6001490: bakers, here, $3.50
@4.10; superfine, s.. l0Q2.50; red dog, sacks,
$2.25Q3.
Bran ana shorts-Steady at S11. 75@12 for
bran; S11. 25@512 .25 for shorts.
Corn-NominaI; quoted at 3S@55c for yei-
low.
Oats-Quoted at 27ls@SII2c for choice No.
Rye-In good demand; quoted at SO0s6lac
f. o. b.
Barley-4O055c, according to sample.
FlaX-Quoted at S5c: Chicago, csc.
Feed-Quoted at Sls50019.
Hay-S7@9 for upland timothy; S10O12 for
new.
Sample sales-No. hard, car to arrive,
90lzc;::No. hard, 6 cars, Ole; No. northern,
cars, S9l2c; No. northern, 20 cars, S9s4c;
No. ! northern, 25 cars 10 arrive, Sel2c; No.
northern. IL cars. S9l2c; No. 1 northern,
20 cars, S912c; No. northern, 1 car choice,
90l2c; No. northern, car, 0. t. soc; No
northern, cars, S7I2c; No. northern. 6 cars,
S7l2c; No. northern, 3 cars, s7l2c; No.
northern. 2 cars, SSc; No. 2 northern,
cars, S6l2c; No. 3 northern, 1 car. SIC.
No. northern, cars, SIC: No. northern,
cars f. o. b., SIC; No 3northern, cars, soc;
No. northern, 2 cars, SIC; rejected, 1 car,
74c; rejected, l car, Sic; rejected, 1 car, 7lc;
rejected. 2 cars l ID off. Use; rejected. ] car,
l 10 off, 75c; rejected, 1 car 70 ID off. zee: no
grade, car, ID off, soc; no grade, car soc; no
grade car. 66c; screenings, / car, OF, $3.50;
No. barley. car, O.. t., 49c; No. barley,
car, 45c; No. 2 rye, car, o. t., S5l2c; No. 2
rye, f. o. b.. S5l2c; ear corn, car, new. 4Oc;
No. 3 yellow corn, . cars. I. o. b., Ace: No.
corn. 1 car, old. Sic; No. 3 corn, 1 car, 40c;
No. 3 oats. 1 car, 2Sc; No. white oats, car,
o. t., Gle; No. 3 white oats, 1 car, 2914c; No.
oats, car. 2Ss4c; No. 3 oats, l car, 2SL2c.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19
Duluth Wheat.

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Nov. 1S-The market opened
here today at l2c off from yesterday for cash.
15c off for May and 14c off for December. and
ruled steady and active The receipts have
fallen off considerable of late. owing TO the
severe cold weather III the Northwest. Cash
and December wheat was in great demand
ana many sales were rejected. About l
o clock the report that the Russian prohibi-
tory ukase had been signed caused a slight
seem to be scared any more by the
old cry of wolf" and is dispoSed TO
treat the Russian ukase as joke. The ex-
curslonlsts. who have just returned from the
Red river valley report that not half of the
wheat has been threshed. Freight rates are
firm at 7l2c. The cause of the decline is
PROBABLY the cold snap, which fortells an
early close Of navigation. The Bradstreets
report shows an increase in wheat east of
the Rocky Mountains of 1.O44 COO bu and q
decrease on the Pacific slope Of 5370 900 bu
Elevator men are jubilant at the prospect of
having their store room we'll filed this
winter. The close here was irregular. being
at decline from Yesterdays close of Iac for
cash No hard. I2c for cash No. Northern
and 1c for cash No. , Northern: I4c off for
November wheat u and 1sc for December No
/ hard ana No. Northern respectively and
the same falling off for May as for December.
The market was dull at the close. which was
as follow: No. hard, cash, 9034c: Novem-
Der, Ole; December, 9lAc; May. 99ssc. No.
] northern. cash, s9l2c; November, S0I2c ;
December, S978c; May, 971Sc. No . northern
cash. SIC. Receipts-Wheat 295, 742 bu; bar
ley, SOP bu; flax, 32061 bu Shipments
Wheat, 36S. 43S bu: Cars Inspected In-Wheat
No. hard, 102; No. northern, 157; No. ,
northern, 50; No. 3, Is; rejected, 2; no grade,
81; flax. 20; barley, 4. Cars on Track
&4; Omaha, ID; total, 397; last year. wheat
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19
Northwestern inventors.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-The follow
ing patents have been granted to North
western inventors:
William j. Bachman, Glendale, S. D.,
smoke condenser; Joseph l.. Boucher,
E. Ii. Brault and r. FiIteau, West Su-
perior. Wis, diving suit; Robert j.
Brown, Minneapolis, shirt ironing
board; Perry f. Close, Lake Crystal,
Mimi, corn planter; Ellis c. Flagg.
assignOr to Scribner-Libbey company,
st. Paul, dash pot, also releasing valve
gear: Levi A. Haight, Tyndale, S. D.,
fire escape; Ole A. Henjun, Minneap,
oils, car brake; Martin Hynes, HamiI-
ton Station, Mimi, railway switch
Frank A. Johnson, assignOr to Zach.
type Manufacturing company, Mime
apolis, matchmaking and stereotyping
machine; George A. Kelly. Saltwater,
balanced steam valve; IgHatius c.
Schneider, Sleepy Eye, Mimi, chimney
cOwl.
Paul & Merwin. patent attorneys, 9l2
Pioneer Press building; 656-660 Temple
Court, Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19

10 cars; rejected. cars; no grade. Is cars.
Corn-No. :, 1 car. Oats-No. , cars; No. 8
cars. Rye-NO. >, / car. Barley-No. 2, 1
car; No. 3, > cars.
Flour Shipments-Chicago, Milwaukee &
81. Paul, 5.373 bbls; Omaha. g. 100 bbls: st.
Louis 2S7 bbis; Wisconsin Central 40 bbls:
Minneapolis d Manitoba, $50 bbls; St Paul IL
Duluth, 1,490 bbls: Kansas City, ,410 bbls;
Chicago, Burlington & Northern, ALSO bhls;
500 line. g. 49, bbls
Receipts by CarIoads-Chicago. Mlwau-
kee d st. Paul, 121; Omaha. ~; St Louis, 100;
Minneapolis Manitoba, Sc; 500 line, 3.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts-Wneat,2 49 100 Du; corn, Z $40 bu:
oats 1890 bu; barley, 6.4SO bu; rye, 1, $50 bu;
fax, II $40 bu; millstuffs, 80 tons; hay, 81
tons: fruit, S23.0S0 lbs; merchandise, l. 49,
120 lbs; lumber, "a cars: barrel stock. . cars;
machinery, 1890 lbs; coal, 90 tons: wood.
173 cords. lime, car; cement. 100 bbls; ties,
2 cars; live stock. , cars; dressed meats,
5000 lbs; hides, 1900 lbs; sundries, Q cars;
car lots, TO.
Wheat, ESQ bu; corn. 61O bu;
barley. 1880 bu: flax, 1850 bu; flour, "a 22S
bbls; miilstuffs, 1.006 tons; hay. 30 tons; MGR
chandise, L519,7 lbs; lumber, IS cars; ma
chinery, 6S,0O0 lbs; coal. 81 tons; cement, 13o
lbs; live stock. cars; hides, IS, 100 lbs; sun
dries, cars. Car lots, 576
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19
LIVE STOCK.
Union StOcizyards.

Official receipts at South St Paul: Hogs
2,636: cattle, 574; calves 80; sheep, 3C4.
Hogs-l0c lower; quality fair. Market held
up well considering there were IS, 900 hogs on
the Chicago market. that market closing
lower. Yards cleared to packers at S345@
375, bulk at S3.5Q@3.65.
Cattle-Good butcher stuff steady and in
demand as indicated by a sale of II cars
good Western cows at $3.50, demonstrating
that good grades bring top quotations. Com
mon COWS and Gamers weak and slow of
sale. Stockers and feeders showed some
movement but at low prices. Quotations
Prime steers. S3.5004 50; good steers, 81 %
@135O; prime COWS, 81 2.55: good cows 81. rs
a. Is; common to fair cows, Sl11.75; light
veal calves, S364; heavy calves, S1.5013;
stockers, $i.5cG2: feeders, S302.50; bulls
stays and oxen, Sl0l2
Sheep-Steady except stock ewes, there
being little demand; bucks sold at 81 so;
feeders. 800; fair muttons, 50. 6CQt375. Quo
ADMINISTRATIONS, S3500425 lambs, S35C@
AIS; stockers and feeders, S2.5C@3.5O.