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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-26
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS..


Wheat market opened weak, following the
decline OF Tuesday, and, with prices lower
than at any time before for a considerable
period at other places, there was very weak
feeling here. The heavy amount of wheat
on passage for Europe and the Accommodations
there, with the large quantity available in
this country for export were the weak feat
ures in the market. There was good evidence
that wheat looks poor on the ground in this
country and in many countries in Europe
but the heavy selling of long wheat bought
for the effect of Russian prohibition. early
Oyercame ali strong features. The closing
of wheat was: No l hard. on track, soc;
No northern. November, S62sc; December
S6Ssc; January, S7ssc; May. 94Ac; on track,
S7l2c No. = northern, on track. S31S5c.
Flour-Demand better and held higher
ers: Patents. S4691490; bakers, here, ST. so
I470; superfine, s.. 1G02.50; red dog, sacks,
s. 2503
Bran ana Shorts-Steady at Sill 75012 for
bran; 81. 251 L. p for shorts.
Corn-Nominai; quoted at 3S0i2c for yei-
low.
Oets-Quoted at 27l4@3r4c for choice No.
. white.
Rye-In good demand; quoted at SO9s5I2c
{. o. b.
Barley-4(955c. according to sample.
Flax-Quoted at S5I2c; Chicago, 95IAc
Feed-Quoted at SIS. 5C@19.
Hay-S109 for upland timothy; Sl0012 for
new.
SSI4e; No. / hard. l car, S9l4c; No. 1 hard
cars, soc; northern, 5 cars +. o. b., sSc; No.
! northern, IL cars, SShc No l northern, 4
cars. 10 arrive. S7s4ci No. l northern. cars,
SsIsc; No. 1 northern, 16 cars, to arrive, SSc |;
No. northern, l car. o. W. b., SSl2e; No
northern, 5 cars, S7s4c; No. 1 northern, 3
cars, S7lac; No. 1 northern, 1 car,
see; No. 1 northern. 35 cars, S7l2c;
No. 1 northern, 10I cars. sSc;
No northern, l car, white fine, SIC; No. 2
northern, II cars, S5l2c; No. northern. 4
cars, Soc; No. northern, car, S6I2c: No. 2
northern, cars, SIC; No. 2 northern, u cars,
zoe; No. 3 northern, cars, S0c; NO. north
ern, ears. see; No. northern, cars, 7Se;
No. . northern, cars, sac; rejected. cars,
zoe; rejected, 3 cars. 7Sc; rejected, l car, nc;
rejected. cars, 75c; rejected cars
] 10 off, 75e; rejected, > cars, 1 10 off, 7Se;
rejected. l car, ID off, 71l2bc; rejected. cars
L 10 off, 72c; rejected. ) cars, ID off, nc !;
rejected, S4l2c; l car. rejected, 1 ear, ID
off, 7Yc; Rno grade, car, Id off, 7712c; no
grade, , cars, I 10 off, Tic; no grade, 1 car,
smuTty, 55c; no grade, l car, 74I2c; No.
winter wheat, 1 car, u ID off, SEC; Washing
ton barley, 1000 bu. per 80 lbs, CSC; No grade
corn, l car new, 40c; No. white oats, l car,
Bic; No. white oats, car, 31s4c.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following 494 cars is Tuesdays local state
grain inspection by the different railways:
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SHIP YOUR WHEAT.
BARLEY, RYE, OATS AND HAY
ECKERT, WILLIAMS & Co.
DULUTH, MINI.
Consignments Solicited.
LIVE STOCK.
Union SfOel.UardS

Official receipts at South St Paul: Hogs,
2O57; cattle,@79; calves, z; sheep, $50; horses,
HOgs-Best grades &c higher; others steady
but firm; quality fair to good. Yards cleared
to packers, taking good heavy at S.. 600l3 70 {;
light and mixed, S3.4093.55; rough heavy,
1915.
Cattle SLOW; fair demand, but quality OF
natives did not meet needs of buyers, and
trading moved slowly, although the pens
were about cleared at the close of butcher
cattle. SIX cars of Westerns were weighed
up at the close. but terms were not made
known. Fair beef cows sold at 81. 4O0I. so:
good, SL9102.25 good veal calves. s.. 750
40. QuotatiOnS-Prime steers. S3.50n4 sc;
good steers, S.. 25G53.50; prime cows, S262. 80 ;
good cows. Sl.7502. %; common TO fair COWS.
81; 75Q2.25 light veal calves, S304 10; heavy
calves, Sl.5OG3; stockers, S1.5G02; feeders,
S292-5O; pulls, stays and oxen, Sl02
Sheep-Strong for good mutton and
lambs, common. steady. Fair lambs sold at
S3-S5; good cab muttons, 81 % Quotations:
Muttons, S3.5004.2 %; lambs, So. 500 %: stock
erS and feeders, S1250l3. So
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st. Louis Produce.

ST. LOUIS Nov. 25.-Flour weak but un-
changed. The wheat market was very dull
this morning. and showed little change dur
ing the first hour and half, but then de-
clined rapidly until s4e below yesterdays
last figures. Later rallied stiff1ey about lc,
and the close was firm; NO , red, cash. 92Isn
92S4c; November closed 92s4c nominal;
December, 92l299312, closing 93lsc; May,
9S7s0997Sc, closing 9J9sc Corn was firm
at the opening and advanced 1s61sc; weak
ened with wheat, and the early gain was
lost; later the market went up and at the
close year was lac above yesterday and Jan
uary and May unchanged; No. 2 cash, 430
43bc; November, 45c nominal; year. 4O14
0l0S4c closing 40l2c bid: January, 1895 0397sc
closing 39l2c; May, 40I2040$4c, closing 40I2c.
Oats-Spot higher at 33QL33lsc; futures nom-
inal; November, 32I2c bid; May, 327Bc. clos
ing 323sc asked. Rye neglected; No: ,. 500
bid. Barley steady; Minnesota, 55@61c;
Iowa. 5S06Oc. Bran higher and wanted;
sacked. at mill, ?5c; east rack, 76c. Flax
seed quiet at soc
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DIRECTORS.
FINANCIAL.
New York.

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-The stock market
to-day was intensely dull throughout, except
in the first half hour, as usual on the day pre-
ceding holiday, and the active stocks fluc-
tuated over All exceedingly narrow range,
with no feature of any kind TO relieve the
monotony. On the whole the tone was not
firm. owing TO some pressure 10 sell from the
local trading element, even though the for
eign houses were disposed to buy and some
covering OF shorts was done preparatory to
an expected upward movement after the hOl-
iday. The early dealings were rendered
more animated by the execution of the orders
accumulated during the interceptiOn of tel
egraphic communication, but these were
not important and failed to make any
marked movement in the list. The
opening was firm and almost all
the leading shares scored fractional gains in
the last but the coal stocks were laggard and
later developed considerable weakness which
had the effect of encouraging the pressure
on the rest of the list. The grangers showed
some animation, but only in the forenoon.
after which the prices were left at about the
opening figures. The only features OF
the day were some of the Industrials
and New York, Ontario Western,
the buying in the last named be-
ing quite marked and resulting i'll unusual
activity, with a sharp advance from 1914 to
20I2. On the other hand. dIstillers are spe-
cially week and fell away from 5S5s to 5715 in
which decline Chicago Gas was inclined to
sympathiZe- NCordage preferred, however,
rose from 9s to 99ss- All these changes were
modified in the late trading, however, and
no stock in the whole market scored
change, all the losses or gains being for frac-
tional amounts only. The afternoon was in
tenseiy dull. and the market finally closed
dull and steady. generally al slight declines
from last nights figures.
The Pc st says: Todays stock market in
anticipation OF tOmOrIOH's holiday, was de-
void of interest. A small demonstration
against the coal stocEs during the first few
minutes and the execution OF some London
orders furnished only brief interruption to
the dizziness 1t is worthy of comment that
the intelligent part of Wall streets commun-
lty is looking towards the market Of the next
two months with more hopefulaess than it
has manifested since the early autumn.
There are reasonable grounds for such ex-
pectatiOn. We are now approaching the tine
when a number of leading railroads must act
upon their dividends. The decision on the
question of resuming or advancing dividends
by the directors of the Rock Island the Mis-
souri, Pacific. the New York Central, the Lake
Shore and other lines will have supreme i'm
portance in regulating the investors attitude
and the consequent course Of prices.
= -
Sales of Stacks Today
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Duluth Wheat.

Special TO the Globe
DULUTH. Nov 25.-The market opened
here this morning at lac off, in sympathy
with other markets, and ruled practically the
same throughout the session, though cash
Nos L ana northern and November No.
northern recovered yesterdays prices May
wheat opened at 14c 10 I2c advance, but grad
ually sagged off to yesterdays prices before
the close. There was very little trading and
no foreign demand 10 speak Of Cash wheat
ana December No. l northern were the most
active, though nothing 10 boast Of The
near approach Of Thanksgiving seems to have
taken all activity out of buyers Wheat
rates are 9lsc. The last hour was dull and the
close was The same as yesterday. except for
cash No. hard and November No north
ern, which closed l2c off, and December No.
] hard which went up 14c, as follows:
No 1 hard, cash, SSI2c: November, SSl2c {;
December, soc; May 974e; No. / north
ern, cash, slice; November, S7Iac; Decem-
Der, Sc; May. Csc; No , northern. cash.
o2t2c- keceipts-Wheat 300 $50 bu: barley
3,290 bu; fax. l., 2s9 bu. Shipments-Wheat
6:l9. $50 bu: barley, 500 bu. Cars Inspected In
Wheat No. l hard. 101; No. l northern, 2S3;
NO. northern, 90; No. 3. -; rejected, II !;
no grade, 43; flax, Il; total. SIS. Cars on
Ireck-N heat, 81. Paul & Duluth. %: North
ern Pacific. 1874: Great Northern, lS1; Omaha,
Is total, AZ; last year, ISL.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-FIOur-Receipts. % =
20 pigs: exports, LOB Dbls, 81, 635 sacks {;
uull ana heavy: sales, 224, 900 bbls COrnmeal
quiet Wheat-ReceiDts, 310,4G0 bu; exports,
23O4O6 bu; sales, 100000 bu futures $1,000
bu spot; spot market dull. weaker: No. red.
S1.o44 store and elevator. ST. O6IerI 07I4
anoat' 81 .C6Ss0S 81. Ola +. O. b.; No ) red. 81 :;
ing AIDED red. y9c0Sl.104 No. l northern,
Si.Orls; No ! hard. SLO97s6i .ICSs: No =
nor thern. Sl.O4ls- options declined I20s4e on
the large movements of supplies from farm
ers' hands and selling orders from abroad, ad-
Fanced ls(Q5s on covering. declined i40 IS with
continued weak cables and closed easy; No.
: red closing at 81 .04Is; December 81 .050l
@l05ls@L05 11-16.eiosing al 81. O5Ss: January.
81 .O6s4dL01SSc, closing at Si.01: February,
SlOeLaSl-CSS4. closing al 81 .CSI2; March,
Sl.10Gl .l0Is, closing at SL10Is; April. 81. 1898
(Dl1US4, closing at SLICES May, 81 lO1ll 105s,
closing at 81. lGSs; June, 81 O9l2 closing at
SlO9ls Rye firm. fairly active; sales So 900
bu. part at 81 .07. f. o. b. Barley steady Bar
lev malt dull Corn-Reeeipts 1885 bu;
futures. 5000 bu spot: spot mar
ket Irregular, quiet closing steady; No.
,. 75c elevator, 76C afloat; ungraded
mixed. 5907Oc; No. white. zoe; No. 3. 64M
65c; options declined Ss0II2c and closed
@6llac. closing at 59s4c; January, 551s6557sD,
closing at 55Isc; Februsry. 54054s4c, closing
al sac; March, 54(054Is. closing at sac; May,
52l2@53c, closing at 52l2c. OAts-keceipts,
12I.925 bu; exports 249 bu; sales. $4,000 bu
futures. $4,000 bu spot: spot market weak
er, fairly active; options dull. lower; Novem-
Der, 39sse; December. 399s040c closing at
39ssc; january, 39l46G39Ssc, closing at ;}yl4c;
May, +0i2f13975c, closing at 39i2c: spot No. .
white, 45la@4US4c: mixed Western. aS6l4ic;
/ white Western. 4l045e: No. 2Chicago. 4I4 "a
4lsse. Hay quiet. firm. Hops firm, fair
demand Coffee = Options opened steady,
5 points up to ID down; closed steauy 10 up
to 10 down: sales, 1880 bags. Including:
November, l2.S0c; December, IL S0(0 II 95c
January, I500u-69c; February l l. 4GG1I. 45c
March, l.2C@3Il SOC; May, IL .9S@g1L 15c; June,
1880 lie; September. Il. Csc: October, 10. 99c:
spot Rio dull nominal; No. :, Is. re Sugar
Raw quiet steady; refined dull. weak; off
4, 3 15-lt04Isc; mould A, 4Isc; standard A.
4ssc; powdered. l6c. Molasses-New Or
leans firm. Rice-Good demand; firm
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POPULAR WANTS.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

A PPRENTICE-Boy. sixteen years old
II would like place of any kind; to learn
trade preferred. Call or address V. Wik.
GA Pleasantay
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Cattle- Receipts. 4,Npe;
shipments, 5000; market steady TO shade
stronger; natives, s.. 5Cl05. go; no extra steers
on sale; stocke-s, S2.l5d2. 90: Texans So;
cows, 81 .15@2- 90. HOgs-Receipts, $4,000;
shipments. 5000; market active steady to
higher; rough and common, 50 6G03. -;
packers and mixed. S3.S56l3.9J; prime heavy
and butchers weights. S395GG410: light.
S3-2@@3.55. Sheep-Reeeipts 1900; ship
ewes, S2G94.:15; mixed S4.lOC04 So; werhers,
S4.5e95.25; Westerns. S4.2C04. %; lambs, S275
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Dry Goods.

New YORK. Nov. 25.--Theagh on the eve
of a holiday, buyers in dry. goods eVineed an
interest that points TO an activity in the near
future. Transactions were not numerous.
but there wasi considerable new inquiry.
Agents felt increased confidence in values as
we'll as in trade. New grade bleached goods,
fine and heavy yarn brown cottons. cheyiots
and tickings were in demand. There may be
no great movement this week but if the
weather favCrs a decided change may be
marked next week. Prices were unchanged
ana generally steady.
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Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY. Nov 25.-Wheat quiet, and
shade lower; No. . cash. 77Lac bid; November
not quoted. Corn quiet; No. 2, cash. CSC:
December. SIC bid Oats active and strong:
No. 2 cash, 29lsc bid, soc asked. Eggs steady
at pc. Receipts Wheat, 61.70O bu; corn,
5000 bu; oats 1000 bu. hipments-Wheat
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. 25-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 4,75O; shipments 3,150; market active
and firm; steers, S3.2505.Y5; cows, s. $50
2-75; steers and feeders, 8. 1Ol73.65 Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 1860; shipments, 800; market active
aud strong to sc higher; bulk, 81 1908 65;
all grades, g.. T5Q3. S.. Sheep-Recelpts,
$50; shipments, 400; market steady
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Omaha.

OMAHA Nov. .-Cattle-Receipts 1900;
market steady; common to fancy steers,
S2.5CQ3.59; Westerns, S2S0D3.75; Texans. s.
lD3. HogS-Receipts. 800; about steady:
bulk. S3-5o@3,65; light, So. 50G73.60: heavy,
IS. 1908, so; mixed. S3.5513.6O 20. Sheep-Re-
ceIpts. ITO; market active, not quotably
changed; common and stockers, S2.500350;
lambs & 6A04 20 -.
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TO EXCHANGE
WANTED TO BUY.

| VA ANT TO TRADE cutter Tor pair of
! w One-horse bob sleighs. E. f. Anderson
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Money Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-New York exchange 12Is
@25c premium. Money, 6per cent. Sterling
exchange firm and unchanged.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-Money on call easy,
ranging from 3 to 3l2 per cent, last loan 3
closed offered at3. Prime mercantile paper,
506l2. Sterling exchange quiet at 81. S0sA
for sixty-day bills and 81 "a for demand.
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milwaukee, Pr0duce-

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 25.-Flour quiet Wheat
steady; December. S9l=c: No. . spring, 90c
No. l northern. 02c. Corn steady; No. 3.
new, 46c. Oats steady; No. white. 34L2c
track, 4O962lsc. Rye quiet: No. J.. 9sI2e.
PROVISIONS quiet. Pork-Jsnuary, S11.17l2.
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Petroleum was as
narrow as possible all day, opening steady at
5S1sc, became dull and remained that way
and unchanged all day; Pennsylvania oil,
spot, no sales; December option. sales, 5S7sc |;
Lima oil, no sales Total sales, 10000 bbIs.
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Twin CITY StocIkxards.

New BRIGHTON, Mimi. Nov. 25.-Receipts
Cattle, 81; calf L; hogs, 107; sheep, 2Il.
Cattle market business very quiet owing to
light receipts; good cattle steady; common
lower and poor demand. Hogs steady Sheep
unchanged
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Liverpool Grain.

LIVERPOOL Nov. 25.-Wheat dull; holders
offer moderately; California No. /, IS I1d0es
HE'D per GENITAL; red Western spring, SIS Sd1
IS SI2d. Corn firm; better demand; mixed
Western, 6s 5dGl6s sled.
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paper; 200 10 500 Ter cent profit; one agents
sales amounted 10 $500 in six DAYS; another
S32 IN TWO hours; we want one energetic gen
eral agent for each state and territory. For
terms and full particulars address The Mon
roe Eraser Manufacturing Company, La
Crosse Wis.
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CEN. BENZ. f. BUTLER'S Autobio-
VI graphical History is the book of the
to good agents. r. c. Mcclure & Co., 325
Rochester Block, Minneapolis MINI.
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CTANDARD TKOTTTNG STOCK AT

[ T ANTED-Horse TO keep for the win
v ter; good feed. warm quarters: best
care guaranteed. Inquire at % Davidson
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SAN Francisco Whining stocks.
GERMANIA BANK

(sTATE BANk.)
.F6ID UP CAPITAL, 500. 900
Surplus and undivided profits, S55, 900.
II. 3. STRAIT WILLIAM BICKEL
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10 cars; No. Q. % cars; no grade.t car. Rye
No. 2, 2 cars. Barley-No. 2, ] car; No. 3,
cars; No. 4, II cars. Flax-No 1, IL cars; re-
ieeted. 1 car. 9
Inspected Out-Wheat-No hard, 4 cars.
No. northern, II cars; No. 2. cars; No. g.
10 cars: rejected, % cars; no grade, Sc cars.
Oats-No. white, Is cars; No. 3 81 cars. r
Rve-No. 9. 1 car. Barley-No. B. car; No.
4, car. Flax-No. I, cars
Omaha. 1926 bbls: St Louis, APO bbls; Wis.
consin Central, $50 bbls; Great Northern,
4,325 bbls; st. Paul & Duluth, 240 bbls: Norths
ern Pacific, 100 bbls; Kansas City, 1872 bblsl
c., B. d n, 1850 bbls; 500 line, 2,225 bbls
Receipts by CarlOads-C, NJ. x st. P, 103;
Omaha, 14S; st. Louis, 81 Great Northern, 1925
n. P, 107; 500 line, o.
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PATENTS.

4 MEXICAN Patent Market and Novelty
n Factory. a. NJ. Carlson. soliciting at
torney and manufacturer and seller Of pat
ents 6l5 ana 6t1 Mississippi ST., 81. Paul.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
AIDES HAlRDRESSING, shampoo
IL ing, cutting and curling and expert
manicuring at % " est Tenth.
nj ASoUERADE and theater costumes
~ L masks, wigs boards, grease pa int. Mrs. L
Neitmann, SO East Seventh.
DRlN ATE HOSPITAL, SCHOOL OF
L Midwifery-Mrs. H.Stenzei 29SMartin ST
lust RECEIVED a large new line Of
~ picture frames and mOuldings of every
variety, at St Paul Picture Frame Manufacture
Company, 80 West Third St, corner st. Peter,
Bowen Muncy.
TOHN Il. PEWTERS invites his friends
- at mis- new place. 37S Robert St. between
Fifth and Sixth. on Thanksgiving day to his
grand spread.
w ANTED-Some one to board mastiff
w pup for few months; state price per
month. Address V O., Globe.
"EATHER viii be fair between Nov. %
w and Dec >, only we viii experience
snow or rain latter part of this week and fore
part of next Loydd Foster.
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nAIRYMEN-Wan two men 10 work
u in a dairy. Apply 1904 ArkwIight ST.
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ENGlNEER-PoSitio as chief or second
IL engineer; competent to take charge of
any plant, team-heating or electric light;
thirteen years experience: best of refer
ence. Address Engineer, 272 East seventh
St Room Is
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~ Il. MOKITZ. 922 PIONEER PRESS
St = Building - Mortgage loans made
prompuyi q, z and 5 per cent; mortgages
bought
II o. On TIME DEPOSITS-State of
& % Minnesota trustee. Dr. F. NJ. Nc
CURE, Schultz Building, Solicitor.
CO. 0OO TO 500 at 6, 2 and per
p DqOOO cent on vacant or i'm
proved 81. Paul real estate; loans closed in
three DAYS D. ". c. Ruff Globe Building
CTG Q0Q TO LOAN on real estate in
sD1'JsOOO any sums P. Il. Simpson,
Il Pioneer Press Building.
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CHTROPODEST.

I OCH WOOD. THE CHIROPODIST-
II All diseases of the feet. 293 and 294 En-
dlcott Arcade. Robert ST., between Fourth
and Fifth SIS.
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MINNEAPOLIS REAL ESTATE.

Sheldon Smith to Joseph Thompson,
1t 1, blk II. Lake of the Isles add. 80. So 204
John Hager to Charley Hager. in sec Is,
town 119, range "a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Catharine Stechman to Edwin G Rice -
t12, blk 8, Bradford d Bassett's add rs, 500
Edwin G Rice to William 2 Summer
add -. - :......:.... 10000
vile, 1t IL, blk 6, Bradford & Bassett's
add 1.4S2
D z Strobeck to Richard G Chamber
lain, Il Is blk 6, MInnetonka View 300
Samuel Rhoades to Peter Walford, Ito
Blk Z, Westfall add, ..-....:..:..' 1000
ChaS T konantZ to Caroline a Aldrich
ThiTa add; $50. $500
and g. blk ?, Shelden's subd. - 200
Jay W Ingison to Walter A Wells, part
Its and s. blk z. Thwings add -. 5000
EIwood Corser TO Ell Torrance part
Its 35 and Sc, blk 3, Menage's Fifth
Two unpublished deeds. .. 90
Total. Is deeds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3,9S6
MINNEAPOLIS BUILDING PERMITS
Bohemian Catholic church. corner Sew
enteenth st and Sixth aY northeast
1-stOry frame church ...........S15OO
Three minor permits Observation-Disclosures. $50
Four permits; total. ...... 49,. s., $50
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following building permits were is
sued yesterday:
Rogers & Ordway, alter 4-story brick
Store building, Fourth, near jackson s., SOC
First National bank, one new passenger
elevator 1900: ......s.A. -, ..s..... 5000
Three minor permits. ..........o....... 800
Total; FIVE permits.................sT 1900
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-26
BOARD OFFERED.

ROARD-Furnished rooms. with board.
II for gentlemen and ladies, S375 per
per week. 121 Iglehart ST.
QOARD-52s Cedar, Lyle Terrace For
IL rent one front room, with alcOYe; first
class board.
QOARD-ROoms with good board, for gen
ID tlemen and ladies'; gentlemen. 81 per
week; ladies', So; reference. COZ Jackson.
ROARD-Wanted, one or two ladies or
II gentlemen OF refinement; family board;
family comforts: quiet home; terms mod
crate; references required. 3s3 Selby.
POARD-Furnished front room, with
Iboard, to two young ladies. 80 Summit av.
QOARD-Furnished rooms with board,
II use OF bath and piano. 30 Pleasant av.
ROAKD-The best liable board for s. per
- week. viii room, in the West house. Sc
West Tenth St
QOARD-For rent pleasant front room
II with board. 1872 East Tenth 81.
DOARD-Beimont House. Corner Eighth
ID and Minnesota-Best 81 day house in the
city; no bar in connection; regular board and
rooms 81 per week.
Prohibitions ana board at 6a3 Wa
ID basha
DOARD-Furnished room with board,
IL bath; all eonveniences. go Wabasha.
DOARD-226 East Tenth St-Nicely fur
ID nished rooms; furnace heat, gas, bath
and piano. Mrs. Byrne.
n ORXYOOD HOUSE-East Ninth. Near
~ WaDasha-Narm rooms, with excellent
board, 81 and s. per week; table board. So
per month; transients, 81 per day.
DARTIES living near Central Park can be
accommodated with day board at The
Miner" 6l2 Central Park
DLEASANT FRONT ROOM. with board,
i al The Miner, 6l2 Central Park east
ssrHHE MINEK"-Best location in the
city for private boarding; pleasant
rooms ana excellent table board. 612 Central
! PARK east