davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
Cor 'ptssrssspsusAs
en- %mpopmlar Wpnt.


Cniel Sam uoitsoer blanSt fine mango
Benge en- Rgni, fon bar pilt Jig at bare
poerit upopulnr. Tst er rsmlia Salps
ooaaren, % ben bar en- uoprGset Gil
bsieli9bso iii at penbs tilbase til Stats
tnmmsrtialoerue, bupr MI nstop an
Fer at bore iuit benz.
Ser sr oiit Suosu, iom sssnttis bar
roset imOb ben Tom 8.nssltptts, men
ben ulmiubelise Smas ipuss al fore.
trrtfe ben famine gRrbi / en- anosn
GOrm. Oct pil iigs, ben 9ieunemirits
lise 5orretningsmano Iorstr9,isr 10 %
Gents Stptfer. 3s sr libt bGnoissre.
Sois man Ifal betGls uo so Gents, fan
bet 10 fomme ub paa ct, sntsu ieg bes
taller meo ct SalpbolarItptte sner m.b
to 25 Gents eipftsr; ital ies bsrimco
bare betals rs Gents, sr apurtsreu
lan8t banoisere Wpnt.
9stte Ipn.s fauIts life at rere al ipn'
berlis flor gctpcning; men | 2Gn8oen
9tgr bet bog temmelis TOR 6oritjeI.
2ibt eiter liot timber Observation-Disclosures
@eien tilbase til 6e9ieriu9eu8 aiaI,
oere, % Der bliper be li99sroe ium fat
tise Weolemmsr al 6amilisn. Ss bono
BET an9anr at tomme biem mso &nnars,
iau er S%aluooaaren Mpntsrues iorlOrns
tSsf.
Gn meset flor Gel al Sc 30 MtiQioner
Smaamgut, fpm Stat'nmmeret for n9r'
parenbe siemmer, er SalOoOaarItptter,
Oct bar benne Stlmp, iOm GetretUr
Softer iaa sierne Oiloe blioe al meb, %
ON boilten ban tnlte til gtep gOrt Bars
fsrerne paa fit Beisg forleben, Sn9en
al benz bar ipnberli8 iorbippen paa al
tage 8prben al Setret9rens Stulore,
Oct sr berfOr iunOiDulis, at Meite'
belsn al Salobpaarns, iOm M Opbepares
@aibinston, oil bIips praset ON isieu
til Quarters" % Dimes. gaa ben
Maabs uil be blipe banbisere for BET
~alutinbslise BRIG. 90 SIR, Softer pil
ipps bsbre ON Ratteu, bOiltet oil pGre
en- COB Ting for BAN, iaaUeliom til BET
almene 9ebite.
Raturlisuis pil mango at SaluoOl'
larns bruses irembele8. De pil blipe
prasst iOm fsr, % man pil life bare
itsrre 9anIteli9beoer for at iaa fat paa
benz enb igr. Men Qntnllet al be andre
Rpntcr oil blipe forget, foroi Soft llter
benz bebre.
Rem gort "Su6trsaiurp" bar MODS
taset i'm Del af SaluoOQurne, o9 fprs
leoen Dag prspeoe ben pau at blipe al
meo Ell Del at benz. Oct bar uemli9
ben Dag, ba 9eniiOnsdedeue ituloe no.
betales, ps naiten buer eneite en- I'll
Salooel.n ubbetalt / Sulpbollars. Mer
fsr Gagsn bar pmme, par be fleite al
benz aIerebe TONNE tilbnse til CUB
treainrp"et, og Der sr be ~frembeles.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
6poroan ianot Solf paa
at roger

q be troptIte 2nnoe PLACES - ~lfrtuer
Or. 8rundorlt / "Naturen" - Wtens
n~eifene iom betienbt me9et al be iaaa
falots MoItitOer, en- SlaSs Mp9, ION
er laH9t mere blOotgriti9e eno be oGrite
al oeres S~lagtninge Der bOs %, % bots
Stif er lan9t imerteliSere. I'll BeIfpt
telie mob bisie Snietter pleier be Sno'
fsbte sierne at tRnoe fore Baal 90
branoe @ras % flstige 8lantebele,
iom irembrinser ItGrt Rss o8 bsrpeb
fororiper be beiuarlise SLENDER. 3 b
9anbe, buor T0batten Oprinbelig oprebe
bib, MATTE oa ben Sa9ttaselle mart
9isres, at Tobatsblaoe Udr mere Dlrts
iomme enb be fleite andre til Of iororipe
RoItitoerne - 9pbat8rgs er ligefrem
br9beube for mango Snietter. D9 bet
berettes Ogiaa pirfelig, at Snoiauerne
benpttebe Tobat paa benne Utaaoe'
9ierne iammen meo itRrt luStsnoe Sar.
pir. Sra benne 8rug al Eobatten %
til Biben eler gisaren err Der life nO9et
lan9t SfriOt: tanote EobatS6laoe, iom
man tog / Wunoet. bar 10 bet famine
Iom ct transportabelt 8anl til BeItpt,
telie al Qniigtet mob MOititO.r os be
igrIte Rsgeres Senii9t mso R~s9ningeu
bar pisielis fun paret at Opnaa benue
8elfpttelie. 6Or at faa ben bar be
trobiet ale llbeBageli9beoerne, Der isl
ger meb be isrite 8iber eller @igarsr, Os
iom pi ale tienoer, os bar bisie OUer'
punbne, iaa tunoe be life unolaoe at
iagttage ben Birfnins, iom Rssen bapbe
paa benz ielp. Snart git iaa ben ouer
til at bliOe Sobeoiassn, os MpItitoerne
blep slemte for NDoelisn, Tom be mob
fin Billie bapbe forlfuHet Meunefebeoen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
Certificate Of Deposit Of Securities.


RN WOUND VIVA lH AHAI4E 1871.
Seroeo beoi6nes, at the Equitable Life
Insurance Company I Gs5 WoiHes, ,5oipd,
bar / bette Eiiicc laoet i~Horegiitrere oet5 be-
eoisebe ~offtctele Reauitabs Epalgr iuottl
Site December 1890, bUiltet noUtier bets
iamleoe Forpligtslier ligsoperior B1licer,
uoiteots og / irnit 90 III nRpHte Dlg, be.
reanst etter ben bsiefts loulise StaHoaro, at
pGre ~t54l,974st.
VT n0pHte Equitable Life Insurance Go.
bar oeponeret | bette Office Tags cato iaa'
ban Stiierbeo, iom Stateu foreitriper, mem.
Zig: Stais % Municipal Bombs iaInt Bombs
og Mortgages pda ubebeftet Gien0om / Sta.
ten Soma, ct BeI0b at s640,43 10 tuEoroel
og Gtitsrbso ior Gelitabets 9oliees Soloerc.
R0pnts Selliab bar ooian / ale anor.
Contender opfpl0t StntssgoDen ON CLOS.
al iurnueesS eliiab5s Rsgulrriug.
Gil BeirGftelie bsraf bar Iea unoerse9uet
NIT Napu o. fat init Gmbeos Zeal oerpda /
Bpen Ges Npiaes o~Ueuior auiert Datum.
etaL .S 4 y, 4 y : s,..,
NP
GpeunRoHte INSURANCE SeiItab bdr ist.
genoe Gmbeosmrno: z. W. SH6bel, Brett
bent; Gurus airi, giees Breli0snt; q. g.
GuulntiHs, Secretdrp; 3. Z. Mdrtiil Slper.
mteHoeHt OF ageHcp.
W2r. Saeob 3mfmeger I Iec0rab sr
Etltrtet NgeHt.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19
Yaa &j9rligbeoS njepne
Stter.

galis Or. Gisbtman fab en- 8uelb
oppe lansers emo ~iaboanlis; ban falot
mart | Tanfer oper en- eler anben bbbs
iinbis Sbe, men bleu plnbielis p9ftet al
en- Stsi | &ialberen. San tps berfor
tit 9ps, for at un~oerisse, bpab Der bar
aarIasen til benne STU, Der iIst life
Oibneoe ON, at altins | bet fore gus bar
iaa iittsrt % iaa fti0e, iOm bet burbe
bore. 9a ban gil | Trapperne, be-
spnote 2ieneftejenten iprist at ilufte
Slben, iOm ON bun b0lbt paa at saa
tilisnss.
~9u .r tent Oppe | 8oalb, Warp".
"Ses RACER netUp Giten ub, % ital
fray saa ~tilienss".
~9et er bro, Rarp, ies liter bebit, at
bu ielp pasier 9iben".
Baa 8sien tilbase til fit 9aierum
Git ban fOrbi aul'aieloeren, breisce
&sslsn | 9aaIen ON us itaf ben | 9oms
men. Tiblis naite Ror9en banfebe bet
paa 9sren til Spuefammeret bans. Oct
bar Warp, iom bible BABE Rb9len til
&ulfielberen, for at bun funbe 9lpre
8arme pp.
"3u er altfur tiblis Oppe, Warp, itpnb
big bare / Sens i8ien."
Gn Salutimes 3ib eiter banfebe bet
isien paa 9preu; famine anmobuins,
for at Srofoiten Tan laoes.
"9a leg pil lite ia Srufoiten iaa tibs
Zig, fan bu pibe. Stpno big bare iSens."
Gubnu Ell Salotime til % moi en-
8anten meb 9pn ON Weslerue, ba bet
bar 8aifebas. 9ette bar not; ban itoo
up % CAB benoe Dem % iae:
"@aa MI oa % ilip'n nb."
Marps 8i9relte bapbe, iom 8cttoren
liitelia tenfte, paret inbeiten9t / auls
fielberen, bpOr De bapoe uctalt beres
&iarlisbeb siennem Nsslebulet. .
eiosr 5n al Ssseopine, Salisipas, Srptipas.
bso, llorbsu Ipreue, Siertebauten, Reuralsia, Rbeu'
....;s,,. n a 40 ~ sfnpFFa fys pfrtn III Tr Tnuis lRH
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19

Oct futtise, men life LANCER ~iOriuIone gus baDbe iors
uben StOcn paa StOritsnsn tiaaot fig ben uuante Gurus
al ct 6aI9Ips, Der itOO paa gorbst til aGre for @aarss
SaseHs praoitant, Dteiier Petrus entb, Der bapos inbs
ian0et fig for at ignse Ell aitenfaIms nnsS 9uiets from'
me gs6Osre. gulpst par uatet, Der par SGppe paa
Ssnssn, os gsruene par Ppntsoe. Der par M ioT fsr
ct talrist aitom, Gommus Bern, ~sfterat ban baUbe
ousrtasst quiet efter i'm 6aosr Os baarst libens BprSsr
mso iannie itiue 9to, iuurme tauImOoise Glib. 3 aiisn
ipslebe ban meO at Iesse gaano ON en- Bale: bans
Sultru bette i'm 0miOrs meaem Bsrnene % aitsnss
maaItiOet; bans sifte Ssiter Sisirioa iaO msO ct Barn
ueb Srpfst. 3orbei, aRoosrsn, uar Optasen al en-
ftrsns llnoeriogslie al en- r~sbmu5ist 0rsnsS iuGrc 9aar,
mebenS ban utaulmOpis Iau ntO SOpsOet 6armooersns
Sfisb.
San ital bape lat, Weitsr pstruS iOr ct sOSi Cubs
Orb isaar~, iasOe ben inatiOmms samls auinOe uSen
at bore op nso lin llnberisseIis. Bin Dos osi Doors
for oil ban bort til ben ials 9ri92"
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19

On eneits anoenbelis al ct. Satobs
Dlie turerebe min Qrrt, Tom bar llemt
fOrbranbt.-Nanep armitron9, Bilot
@rppe, Mp. Oct er bet beoIte Wtiobel
mob Braub ps Stoloiaar.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19

Sngen Webitin er mere pirtiom til
at belbreoe ale truniIte Sp9oomme eno
Or. 9eters Kuriko. 5ndes hos 2acal.
glsenter eler bos Or. .. 5abruep 112
g. Sopne Aue., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19

/ Sialens @ruub. Seq ueo fun, at ies par bso, os i,
ies Isusr! Seq par iGnssn Stsuets GreIbOm. 49,.
Win Ben, min Carer, Lab mig MI uare mi SanbbsOen!
Gbers airter tribes ON gosftauer Os s%Ismmer, at gans
ben sr Ell. Seq tHborer bperten eoers Iutberite euer
nOsen auOsn ipnIis airte; iss tilbSrer ben ~uipnIiss, Of
min6eIiss airts, buis 6erre Os 9OpeO r ariitas aIene.
Ru fan ies sips mig beIt til BAN. au tun iss bespnoe
ct npt Qip".
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19

3iotr 5n al csssopine, SaIisipss, Srsfipas.
beo, uorbsn Tprens, Siertebauien, Reuralsia, Rheu'
matisne cher RerpsiUatfelis, ftriu til 9r. Ganis, 1865
W. RaoiiOu ctr. 9bieasu. "a. pans Stoa os urtes
Giebieiner b~eIbreoer burtiet % iifiert. gs.l7la
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19

Seeorab SnItitute, 8rof. 8redens
ridges Sfole, bapoe iiior Gleuer fra 9
furIfieIise Stater. tSpltterminen be-
9pnoer ben Site Iuguit.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-19

Better rsslsss sslaa 6. RuosIgbs I rnsaors.
1uoyah, Rowe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-11
st. Paul Produce.

Wheat-No. / hard, 946195c; No northern,
92C693c: No. = northern. Ss@190c. Corn, No 3,
5C952c; Oats-No. mixed. 27@2sc; No. .
white, 2903}c; No. white, 2S029c. Barley
No. 2, 5O@55c; No. 3, 40lD50o. Rye, 750isc.
Ground Feed-No. ], S19@l050; No. 3. SIS
@ls.50; low glade, Sl50i6. Corn meal-Bolt-
ed, S34.5o@?5; unbolted, S2O@2i. Bran-Bulk,
Sl05O@ll.5 80. Flour = Patent S5.10@5.69:
straight, Sl.6O@4s5; bakers, S3.S5@l35; rye,
81. 50@5.25. FIaxseed, S3G0S4c. Hay--No
upland SsC9S so: No. upland, S507.50; No
l wild, $3.50: No. wild, S4.b0D5. so: No.
timothy. Sl0@1l; No. timothy, SS09. 80.
Potatoes. 1SGl20c.
Butter-Creamery. lib bricks, 266p?7c; 1st
creamery in tubs 24025c: I'd creamery in
tubs, 2l@23c; LIST diary. 2lt023c: I'd diary, 1900
Use; packing stock, Halle:
CheeSe-Full cream, 10l2Qli1c; primost. Go
&c; brick, I2G1l2l2c: limburger, 12012l2c;
young America. 1001I1c.
Eggs-Fresh, per dOZ, 1Sc.
Poultry-Live turkeys. 9010c: spring chick
ems, 99lOc; hens, o@9c; roosters,, 5@7c.
Vegetables-Egg plant, per doz. 50@60c
green peppers per Du, ST. Hubbard squash.
75c@Sl per doZ; sweet potatoes. Vans, s.. is
@3; de. Jerseys. S?.7503.50; onions, green,
per doz, 12c; cabbage, crate, Sl.250l.50 Gu
cumbers, doz, 20025c; beets, doz zoe: rad
ishes doz, 15c; pie plant per ID, &c; to-
matoes, per Blu, 50@75c; string beans, soc :;
box. Sl.25; wax beans .pu, 75c; asparagus
doZ, 35c; lettuce doZ 15c.
Grapes-Coneord, 10-lb baskets 2G025c;
Delawares. 10-lb baskets, 40050c; Muscats,
half case, Sl.50; Tokays, 81: 50O1.75.
Fruits-Oranges - Jamaica, bbls. 5000;
6 GSnisia9a "a rs per box So So
Sl.25@l.5O; Michigans. peck baskets,
40 a 45c. Bananas Port Limons,
S1.50 a. 2.25; Bluefeld. S150@2; Hon
duras, Sl.25@1.5O. Apples = Choice. s.. %
@2.50; fancy standard. S}75GD3 per Dbl; Figs
Bags, b0-lb, &c; 2 crown, Ice; 3 crown, 1Sc
5 crown. PIC. Dates-Hallowee. 69lb boxes,
&c; Persian, 60-lb boxes, 5l2c; Sayre, 60lb
boxes. sc; Fards. 10-lb boxes. lie; golden,
10lb boxes, sl2c.
Mscellaneous-Veal per 100 lbs. Ss06:
hides, steer, green, per Id, Size; hides, COW,
green, per ID, 4c; hides. calf. green per Id.
&c; hides. steer, salt, per Id, 6I2M1c; hides
COW. salt, per ID, 4205c; pelts, 25c@S1.50;
wool, washed, 25c; wool, unwashed 15@117c {;
tallow, 4l2c; pork, mess. $l2@l3; beef, $3.50:
bacon, S95o@11; hams, 10L2@1ll2c; lard,
SS.5O9l025; hops, 25c. Nuts-Peanuts, raw,
5@6c; peanuts, roasted, SC. Waluuts-Call-
fornia, 13014c; Grenoble. 14c: Naples, 14c;
pecans, 1260l6; Brazils, new, S0l0c; almonds,
Taragona, 1Sc; almonds. California, lie !;
tilberts, Sicily, lie. Cider-Apple clarified,
Dbl. S.. 50@6; apple, clarified, l2 Dbl, So 500
3.75; orange, y Dbl, S. 5O pear, y Dbl, ST. 50
peach, IL Dbl, $3.50
Honey, per Id. 121211sc; maple sugar. Sl2@
12c; maple syrup, per gal, Sl@1.50; cocoanuts
per 100, Sc.
Game-Mallard ducks. doz, S3.@25; com
mon, Sl.25@1.50; prairie chickens, 50. 2503 80
pheasants S3@3.25.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-11
SHIP YOUR WHEAT,
BARLEY, RYE, OATS AND HAY
To-
ECKERT, WILLIAMS & Co.
ST. Louis Produce.
DULUTH, MINI.
Consignments Solicited.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 10-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat excited by strong foreign
news. Sales were made this morning at I2c
advance, with active trade at about 81 for
December, after which the market quieted
down and prices eased off lee Another
furry carried the price up sec but this adj
vance was all lost and the market went lac
below the top and closed with sellers at the
bottom and l2c below yesterday: No. red,
cash. 965sc; October closed 964c: Deem
Der, 99lSc@Sl. 00N. closing 99lsc; May, S1.055s
@l.06s4, closing Sl.05sS. Corn-There was
steadiness 10 the market and that was
about all during the early part of the
strength in wheat. Later the price eased off
along with wheat, and closed lsc below yes
terday; No. = cash. 54sS@56c; October closed
al Sic; year, 5s5s@3s7sc closing at 3s9sc;
January, 3f5s@37s4c. closing at 37s4c; May,
39ss@40c, closing at 395sc. Oats-There is a
continued dullness in speculation, and but
lille change i'll prices; No. cash, 27@27l5c;
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-11
FINANCIAL.
New York.

NEW YORK. Oct. 10.-The stock market to-
day was very dull, and while showing a
strong tone in the early trading, weakened
under continued pressure toward the close.
and the early gains were entirely wiped out
except in few cases. The dealings retained
their professional character. and no outside
interest could be discovered in the market.
though the insiders took hand in some of
the specialties, such manipulation being
most marked in Hooking Valley. There was
an irregular but generally firm opening. and
the traders who were inclined to discount
good bank statement, and bought stocks to
cover shorts as well as for the long account
and small fractional advances were scored
all along the line, while Hooking Valley,
which had opened down p, rose per cent.
The selling to realize at the Improvement,
however, caused recession in this stock,
though the price was well held toward the
close in the face of the weakness of the rest
of the list. Further selling OH the improve
ment followed, and prices reacted all over
the list, and with the publication of the bank
statement which showed a gain of over
S30000O0 in the surplus reserve. The selling
assumed larger proportions. Louisville d.
Nashville and Chicago Gas were specially
prominent in this latter movement and the
former retired nearly per cent and the lat
ter 1lS from its highest figures, closing at its
lowest.
The pressure was extended to the entire
list, but did not affect the Nickel Plate which
held OIL to all it had gained, nor the Louis
vile, ST. Louis Texas. which rose from Is
to 1912, closing at the highest point A bet
ter feeling marked the close, however, which
was dull and fairly firm at shade under the
opening prices. The final changes are gen
orally small losses, but not one of importance
was seen.
The Post says: The sentiment of the in
vestigating community is to be tested in the
next month or two as it has not been in q
year past Indeed, the announcement Of
new bond or stock issues by the railroads is
decidedly the most significant feature of the
present situation. Two further proposed is
sues are announced to-day-S2, 000.000 new
preferred stock by the Hooking Valley. and
81, 100000 new equipment bonds by the Lake
Erie d. Western. An issue of new stock
probably smaller in amount than either of
the above-named figures, has already been
foreshadowed by the Louisville e. New AL
Dany. The subscription lists to the said
S3,000,000 new Westinghouse preferred stock
are to be opened this week, and other similar
offerings are more or less vaguely rumored.
Total Sales of Stocks
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-11
Who rules in this town

Who rules in this town?
Depends on the question
up.
The lamp-chimney Ques.
tion-what sort do you
break ?
Whateversort yourdealer
deals in.
How, do you think, he
selects his chimneys?
He buys those that cost
him least; he can get the
regular price for them; and
the faster they break the
more he sells. That's how
he reasons.
Tell him you want Mac
beth's pearl top" or pearl
glass;" tough glass, trans
parent, clear, not foggy, fine,
of right shape and uniform.
Tell him you'll pay him a
nickel more apiece, and that
will cover his extra cost
twice over. Tell him you
don't propose to break any
more. Try your hand at
ruling.
Pittshnfg.> GEO. A. MACBETH & Co.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-11
A DISTRESSING HABIT.
The Inhaler of Tobacco Smoke
Cannot Be Cured.

Cannot Be Cured.
Medical Record.
1t is inhalation of tobacco smoke.
Our readers may not agree that it is
new, but in the sense that it has be-
come of late years enormously preva-
lent, and peril that now first cOnfrOntS
society, it may be so considered. Ten
years ago only about 400, 900, 900 cigar
cites were manufactured in this coun-
try yearly: now the number reaches
into the billions. The cigarette habit
has extended and effected all ages; even
the boys smoke more than ever, despite
legislation.
1t is not, however, the cigarette
smoked in the ordinary fashion that
does harm; it is in the inhalation of the
smoke. This introduces quickly and
delightfully."- narcotic poison into the
system. and aWakenS in the habitue
sensation as deligh tful as that produced
by opium. The old cigarette smoker
would not exchange a few deep whitfs
of his cheap cigarette for the finest
Havana that could be bought with gold.
1t is an intOXicatiOn IN which he revelS.
He is cigarette fiend." He admits
it and smiles over it for time.
The seriousness of the cigarette TO in
halation lies not alone in the fact that it
involves a steady absorption of poison,
but in the utter hopelessness of the
habit, and the entire inability of the III
dulger to give it up. Once a cigarette
inhaler. always one. In this respect it
resembles with painful similarity the
opium habit, to which it has many
points of resemblance. One may
stop the use of the pipe or cigar,
or the use of tea or beer or whisky,
but the morphine and tobacco in
halation habit, if we'll established. are
practically incIrable. The patient may
stop for months, or even years, but he
invariably returns to his old love. Such
is the experience of the writer, corrob-
grated by the testimony of other physi-
clans.
Tobacco smoke contains aqueous va
por, carbon SCOT, nicotine. traces of GER
tain organic acids, and of such hydro
carbonS as creosote, and of products of
the aniline series, such as pyroline. 1t
is the nicotine, however, which probably
does the harm.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-11
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber of Commerce.

Wheat opened strong and higher Saturday
morning with demand at the outside. but
only for a short period, when sales of long
wheat and such other offerings S were
made. started a decline, losing the early
gain. The frmness was OH strong cables.
the private cables showing more advance
than the public. Improved weather and
the large number of threshing machines at
work in the north of this state and the Da-
kotas caused some apprehension of the
effect of big offerings of farm wheat in the
interior. Trading at times was active.
Closing wheat quotations: No. hard. on
track, 96c; No. l northern, october, 9ls4c;
December, 94I2c: May. SL01I2; on track.
93l2c: No. northern. on track, 9)l2c.
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Health Is Wealth

DR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
IENT, guaranteed specific for Hysteric Dir,
ziness, CONCLUSIONS, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache, Nervous Prostretion caused by the
use of alcohol or tobacco, Wekefulness, Men
tai Depression, Softeping Of the Brain re-
sulting in insanity aud leading to misery, de-
cay and death, Premature Old Age, Barren
ness, Loss OF Power in either sex. Involun.
tary Losses aud SpeImetorrhoea, caused by
Indulgence. Each box contains one months
Treatment. 81 a box, or six boxes for SIS,
sent By mall prepaid. We guarantee SIX
boxes 70 cufe any case. With each order for
Elk boxes, ACCOMPANIED with So, we send the
the money if it does not effect cure. Guar.
antees issued only BIZ W. Z. Collier, success.
OF to Hippler & Collier, druggists, 7th and
SibleI SIS. st. Paul, MINI.
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LIVE STOCK.
Union StOckyardS.

Official receipts at South St Paul: Hogs,
612: cattle, 63l: calves. 81.
Hogs-5@10c.lower than Yesterdays trading,
or about steady with yesterdays close: gu a,
ity tair to good. The bulk arrived at noon,
but were sold out steady with the opening
Stays sold at 81; regular run at S4.50@4.65
Cattle-The receipts were mostly Stockers
and demand was light Good steers sold al
$2.4C@2.95, good cows at 81, but the majority
of sales were of stock cattle. Quotations:
225; common to fair cows Sl02; bulls,
stays and oxen. S1Q2: stockers, 5. 750
2.25; feeders, 81. 25@2.75; calves S2.5O@4.
Bulls sold at ST .25@l 80; yearlings, SI.75@?;
stockers, $1,000; 100 steers, 1,052 lbs average,
81 so.
Sheep-Steady. No receipts and no trad
ing. Quotations: Muttons. S35G@4 feeders,
S3Q3.5J; stockers and common, $2.5003
mixed, S3.50@4; lambs, $55o@4. 10.
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Twin CITY stockyards.

NEW BRIGHTON, Mimi. Oct 10-Receipts-
1,134 cattle, 2 calves, 37S b ogs, 81 sheep Cat
cattle are in active demand: bulk Of receipts
are Westerns billed through to eastern points.
Hogs steady and i'll good demand; yards
cleared early. Sheep-Quiet; light offerings;
quotations unchanged. Sales for "a hours :
calf 200, So; 2 stockers, TO, Sl.S5; 2 stockers,
$40, S1.50: 2 cows, 800. $1.50. Hogs-2 aver
aging 400 S4.75; q, 201. S475; 60, 200, S4.75:
%, 2lS, S4.e5; l, 200, S4.65: 4. 3s9, 81 rs; So,
PSI, S475; q, 215, S4.77l2. Sheep-44 stock
averaging "a, $3.50.
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San Francisco Mining Stocks.
Money Market.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1O-New York exchange
par Money, per cent. Bank cleariugs for
the day, Sl4, SO 927; for the week 800 III, 254.
Sterling exchange dull and unchanged
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Money on call easy,
with no loans, closing offered at 3 per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 5s4@7I2c. Sterling
exchange quiet and steady at Si.S0ifor sixty
day bills and S4S34 for demand.
The exports of specie from the port
of New York last week amounted to
SS3S. 217. of which So 730 was gold and 1892,
617 silver. The imports of specie during the
week amounted to 50, ia. 4g4, of which S.,
735 692 was gold and SlS.9S2 silver.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct -Cattle-Receipts, 3OOo
shipments, 1000; market steady to firm;
common natives. 81 290i6O; Texans. S215@
EGO; cows $1.25Gl250; calves, 81. 5G04. IS.
Hogs-Receipts,1 IS, 900; shipments, 5000; mar
ket fairly active, steady to lower; rough and
common, 81. 5004S0; mixed and packers.
S4.50@4. so; prime heavy and butchers
weights, S4.s5@4.05; prime light, S4.S504 %;
others, S4.25@aO. Sheep-Receipts, 1900;
shipments, none: market steady; native
ewes, S. 1904 .25; wethers, 81. 1866; West
ems, S4.10@4.45; fed Texans, S4.4504. rs;
lambs, S4.50@5.50.
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A Confused Foreman.

One of the strangest things on record
occurred In Connecticut court room
ON Thursday. A man was on trial for
his life. The jury came in with ver-
dict, and when the clerk asked the fore
man to render 1t he responded, Guilty"
The prisoner, who was expecting d diff
ferept result, dropped from his stand
ing position as IL Shot. Another Juror
pulled the forefnan's ceat, calculating,