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Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-05
HARDWARE e

ARDwAR RE
"Dealers," come and make big money for your
selves and save on many lines ut least 25 per
cent.
The public should know that the Breakey
stock Is being slaughtered.
"Wiss" pruning she RS, $ II 25, usual price So so
southern" pruning knives. 75c. usual
price. ....... .....: 20
Door bells, with levers, SOC, usual price. 25
Dog collars, half usual price .........
Bronze iron letter box, 81, usual price,. so
Two carpenter pencils for, ..............
Catch 'em alive mouse trap -. - 10
Knives and forks; per set t....... 40
Three tined hay fork OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25
Four tined manure fork k................... 40
Heavy pick ....: ..:...................... 90
ong -naudh shovels. s...................... so
Handled axes -. .'.'.......,.-........ 80
Crosscut SAWS, per foot. .................... 80
26-inch hand saws .................... 60
Sin, sweep bit s Observation-Disclosures. 3S
8-inch ratchet bit stock. k.................. rs
No z, 26-ihch Diston saw.............. 80
Socket framing chisels, per set ....... 3 SO
Butchers would smile and get fat by buying
the cheapest and best tools for the. money they
ever saw.
Meat cutters. ....... Observation-Disclosures 81 90
W. w. DOUGLAS, "
1l3 North Main street
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-05
Today's Programme.

The great free-for-all pacing race of
today is, of course, the great distinguish
ing feature. The prize is $500, OF which
one-half goes to the first horse. and for
s1ch liberality the association deserves
to take in big roll OF bills at the gate.
At late hour Last night, rumor was
in circulation that there would be but
three starters, but such is not the case.
There will be four Princess Alice having
remained behind and forfeited her
entrance money. The following shows
how the pools were sold at the betting
rooms last night up to 1890:
silk rood.. Jos 120 Ito ITO ITO 1aO
: ysS Ss5 H.ss SSs;r S$ S$ g & g s 3 e :
The chances are that there will be a
chop in the betting at the track; and
while it is quite probable that Silkwood
will win the race. l do not expect him
to do SO in straight heats. He has no
tackle this time. There are three horses
mile pole in I :03 or faster; and it is
trio will be held back to brush him
two heats inside OF 2:1l. The track has
shown nothing fast among the gallopers,
but the trotters and PAGERS have dem
onstrated that it is fast. Pomona's heat
in 2:20 yesterday. and Faixa's 2-year.o old
heat in 2:28, for third heat, on the
opening day, leave no room for doubt.
For the rest of the days attractions, see
the printed programmes, giving the
names of actual starters.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-05
Summarizes of tho Day.

SOUTHERN CALlFOhNlA hANDttAfs
| Purse $4OO Weights announced s. ptembe
| 27, S92. The winner OF any race alter The
announcement OF weights, to carry five pounds
extra. Three quarter mile
iels--Rmma, s years liz lbs. -. -. ....l
F. Menchac Is ch. C Prince First, r, by Prince
of Norfolk izzie Idle, 122 pounds.... go. 2
media Howard, lis lbs ................... 8
Also ram, J. G. HILLS b. h., Sid. A, by siddar-
tha--vestella.
Time, 1'16L.
THE LADIES STAKES.
A sweepsteak for all ages; $50 each, $40 for
felt, with 5000 added: the second to receive
$75 out OF the stakes Maidens allowed twelve
g2l pound: Fiyes.eigh,hs ~ mile heats
dent--5anta Barbara Bel Q, 122 lbs. 49,. L
A Cases br. I. Lille Hayes, by Clip Spring
,et-Lady Feet, years, l03 lbs; ....2
e. A Neame's CHI (. Myrtle, 3, by King Dan.
iels-Mollie Rea, years, 102 lbs -. ......3
Time, 1:01s4-1:02A.
PURss FOR 2:35 CLASS TRoTTERs.
L. J. Roses b. m. Vera, 8, by stam- :.
J. pGaiaHs'sSo e. KeiIy's Conn. BY Inca ) !
Henry Delsney's br wi kes moor,
by Gu, W'Ikes-RosaliDd. ......5 3 2 8
Bell & Gritin's ch g Charley Stein
way. by st iDWay. ............3 4
Chino Ranchs ch. g. Alec, 5, by Al
bion-Nettie Norfolk. lk......,.....,.,.6 6 d
G P. .ribbotts b. h. General Wiles,
by NJ, Gregor's Black Hawk-Molie
Elias Wiiliams' D. h. Alb warthen, by
Bob Mason--Almah ................5 8 dist
A. n. Blu -l's br. m. Flora, by Dan
Rice-susie .............. -. ..distanced
PACING PURSE, $500, FOR 2:35 CLASS.
M. 'at,ins b. h. Pomona, by Albion. Il l /
Owner 8 b.. {. Nellie l., by Booth, jr..... 2 2 2
L. no igrass' b. & FRI, Mason, by Bob
George fed lords b. G. hitter, by Idler-
BtllyL emare...... .-....... dist
Time. 2:20, 2:26x, 2:24.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. 21.-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stoCKs today were
as follows
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28

Receipts-Hogs, col cattle, 147; calves, 20;
sheep, 6l.
Hogs-Strong; receipts were light and sold
early to the packers AT ;QIgc advance over
Saturday. Sales were at So; @6.35.
Cattle-Sbrong: receipts were but half q
dozen eGrs, and mostly medium grades.
Buyers were On the narEet Tor good butcher
cattle, Rtockers ana feeders. and wanted
more than was offered Prospects are good
for the week on all fair to good cattle. Good
stocKors and heavy feeders wanted In good
round numbers. Choice feeders sold to local
buyers ut S.. %. Quotations.: Prime steers,
cows, S3.5H03; good COWS, S211:5O; com
mon to far cows. S1GSl.75; light veal
calves. s.. .A614 %; heavy calves, SL7:@2.75
stockers. Si,5yG@2.2J; feeders, $l.75@42. 70 !;
bulls, Sl.25Gl2.
Sheep-Good grades in demand. Good
muttons sold at 81. Quotations.: Muttons,
SO GG+.23; lambs, S3.i 784.225; stcekers and
feeders, S-Gl4
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
Course O. Human EVertsz rs Necessary ,r aYan

bu; faxseed. 200 bu; -four, 115O bpfs mill
stuffs, n tons; hay, 130 tons: fruit. -, 900
lbs; merchandise, 1,535.709 lbs: Iurs6eI, 20
cars: barrel stock, cars; machineEy f1i,-
COO lbs:% coal. S35 tons: wood. 424ll;eayds;
brick $4,000; ties. l car; stone, 2 cafs%n lliFe
stock cars: dressed meats, 62.0Se otbS; ;
hides, sSI,330 los; railroad materials. r taf; +;
sundries. I2 cars; total car lots, -70T. - 4
Shipments-W heat, IS, 400 btl cortins S, $50
Blu; sOats, IL 800 bu barley. l6, $50 b; rye,
1850 bu; faxseed, G,210 bu: -four, 1929 .bblb !;
'milistuffs, ~T31 tons: merchandise, 15NL 80
lbs; Timber, II cars machinery, 4S,ese1bk;
COAL 61,tonS; stone, . cars: live stock, ,f6eaIS !:
hides l36.4G0 lbs; WOOL. II, ,715 lbs;z zsWfdfias,
II ears; total car lots, 525. -.ts wo5 /
Z. Flour Shpments-C Milwadfee u
ST. Paul, 504S bbls; Omaha, 5540 -sbls :.
Mi9peapelis d St Louis, 7S0 bbIs; St. fsltfl IL
Duluth, t.Ga9 bbls; ST. Paul & kansaSdsis,
1e9l2 bbisa. Chicago, Burlington & Nore1ertl.
2.645 bhls; 500 Line, 1869 bbls. - li-3i |
. " heatReeeIpts by Car Lots-Chicago. Mi H.
Waukee.S st. Paul, 90; Omaha 50: ,Stydaisl IS.
81; Great Northern, 10l; st. Paul & RtIlhth,
3: Northern Pacific, 10; 500 Line, ~. :. haE
Z. Wheat Shipments by Car -Lots-Ch!cagp..
h!iIWaukee d ST Paul, 40; 0maha.e1a It.
LoUissl; Wisconsin Central, .; Great AeFth
ern, !. ST. Paul " Duluth. 20; Chicago St.
Panl-& Kansas City. 10: Chicago, Burlington
d 'Nerthern l.; 500 Line. IS =. ~
n
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
oa03TS Turn BUYERS
Wheat Active and Nervously
Strc4g, Closing at a Good
Advance.
Shorts We're Disposed to
Cover, but offerings We're
Smaller.
Corn Was Depressed. While
Provisions Showed Ad-
vanead Quotations.
Wall Street Trading DuII, but
the Market Was Very
Strong

- ,,-.. . ,z =. ,t;,-o to.l,t,
NEICAGo, Dec. ~t.-N He"I vas - 'N1'y 49,
and nervOusiy strong. the prlce lNlnpcd up
lac closed with q net gain OF l2c. Otnef
oraip Woo eiso-,,o,,t Prcyisious. influenced
e. itoI,t - ~ bo,e ,ofr off l:9e22Iac
~! HsHt lCC'4! !I9 u 49, ~
higher than before the holidays
The big fai.ure at Minneapolis mace an uP-
piehensIye feeling among SEOr!s Ill WheaI
and caused q general disposition 10 cover,
y-.fin tha oNror;nos y-aIc srnniier than usual.
ga5los yyara hjShe~ and adyices from
$500 49, -'7"o-' - ,,e -,
Kansas anu Neb:0SSa ana S"tiIo ''-0''9 AZ
missouri rCDOr,Cu good Gcal oI "He%t
in those states bare Of snow, Win
tha 5aar,Irrv from = ia 10 dpr below zero.aud
- ~ Io = 1,,1n 90 fao,ad There yrasA de-
80, -g 30 ,''- ~, l., he n,oount II wheat
md Gonr IN Cccan D0esace and the report
>crt our hv Rppfbohm Saturday OF Unly o.
t0nN4l b1i we'd IN the niteG KINGDOM
agaii,yi = "a, ,aJ iJlI las: wear. was u.so very
nniitth f9c1or Indiau wheat >ailmeuIs last
week ;-era ONLY a .yo0. bu- against .9,9sJ bu
tor fna same week lasi year. Coupled with
these conCltions vas a prospect tnaJ the i'll
crease in the visible supply would be smaller
tbon e,,,,ected
tgjs n6G inr, sold for today at rQr There
ty9S a.; ~, sztIi,,r oU9ins, Them at that
,,-ica NV fhcec VINO had hOnght those priv
i}acns That v-qs fho only class of selling
which the operators dared 10 indulge III
freely however, for some time. The increase
0f i5I1 rp3 bu i'm the visible nad no imme-
diot6i etfect but WAS fclt later Is trauing
slocSdnad and nrices relaxed. The OF euinG
was aboIIt 5sl5tc rer bu higher ana after
slight firctuations lriccS were advanced 58c
more Iben renedpd 5scaDd closed steady.
corn vas denresseG while wheat was soar
mo. The literal rerefnts siIrce- the last ses-
Si,5u-i75 ears--with > L cars predicted for TO-
c}orrow, to.rether with gn incense OF 403 1G0
bu in me Visible. we're not looked upon as
f5varafia far 9ny ADVANCE. The weakest
featnr1 ot inc sifi.atjen 1yas the pressure Of
16r9urb biiiad Xo,.corn ut at4ac and is
Eaina 4iraIiv sold rs low as 36c. Win the
nresenl clear drv, frosty weather a larcc.p0r-
lion ot.yyhat is now No. VIII probably grade
Vo > before JoIlg. The continually growing
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
IL. f.ouis PpOdmnc.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. .7.-Fiour dull. UNCHANGED.
Wheat opened strong ard was very active;
close was lea 5sc above Friday; cash, 6.$sc:
December, o1l8c; January. 615sc; February,
69c; May, 1li8c; JUly. 1496c corn opeuCd
firm, like wheat but trading was light and
prices soon turned. ana the close was l4@$sc
under Friday; cash. oUS4c; December, 563sc;
JanUary oG78c; February, 3,3sc; May, 4l40
AlSSc Oats-Cash firm, &c asked: samp.e
lots No. = sold at .@l2c; May closed lower,
SIC. Kye quiet, 4Sl2G49c. Barley quiet;
Minnesota sold at 5.GG1,c. Bran slow; sacked
LOIS at mill Lrougnt GCGl6 e, and or east
track. Gle. Hay firm; timothy, SlC@I3;
prairie, S15l @iI. Fiaxseed higher, SI.0s.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
EAnuSaS S5ty.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 27.-Cattle- Receipts.
2,700; shipments, 80; the market was active
steers steady 10 strong; COWS, i0l5c, with in
stances OF 25c higher: feeders quIe 6aAn-
changed. Dressed beef and shipping steers,
s. osttC; cows, Sl.4C@4; stockers and ..faed
ers, S2.7C(037:. Is II,
Hogs-Keceipts. 2.30) shipments, 2Q9: jfhh
market was icc, with instances OF lac, higher;
all grades. S501j6J; bulk. Sj.25QG6.4O. o. Il,
sheep Receipts, 100; shipments, .nolsti1 1he
market was dull; muttons, S404.25. go /
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
[)R. TELLER,
H. 4
$50 East Seyenh 81. 81. Fau'. Mini?
So II hdshjagto7 kv. soytb. Mime 173h,

Speedily curesall private, nervous. chronic
and blood and sim diseases OF both sexes
without the use of mercury or hindrance
yate diseases. and alloid' lingering cases
where the b.ood mas become reasoned. caai
ing ulcers, botcAes sore throat and month.
pains i'll the head and bones, and nll diseases
Of the kidueyS and bladder, are cared 70:
hfe Men OF ali ages who are suffering from
the resul, CT Youthful inGi:c-c;ion o. e.
cesses of mature Years prnGuri::g "erV -
ness, Indigestion, co:>tit ta:i"l Ks % u! n
oTy etc. are taO.Ou, hly a.!'t - '-n3A 49,
cured.
Dr Fcie7, who has ha' ase@ 49,.
pcr.ence in th:s snf".i!- ...;.
one ot tlt ";tst-:i '..t'
COUNTRY. -
cases t;l3. l5;- :-~
rGrTVS'i.. ..ta.p
10 write 80" =, So
CO ir,. .''i., - =
sirk a!iG eXt10si:.;.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
C,TATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF

CtTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
- Ramsey-ss. Probate Cour,
In the matter OF the estate Of Lawrence Gun
niuEhum, deceased.
on reading and hlng the petition of Ann
Cunningham representing tnNt Lawrence
Cunningham has lately C.ed lu,estste. resi-
dent ana iuha5itaat or the County IT Mona
CHAN Ireland. leaving goods Cnattels aud
estate within thls county. and praying thAt
administration Of SAID estate be 10 her
granted:
IT, Is ordered, That said petition be heard
AT d special term OF this Court, 10 be held at
the Court House. ia the City Of 81 Paul. III
said county. or wednesday, the 4th day OF
january le}. at 10 O'Clock ~ The foreuOOn.
and that notice of sHcn Ee0rnc be e.Yen 10
eli persons Interested, ~ publishing tAis Or
DER at least oGcc in edcn wees Tor tnrte sue
cessive y,eess prior 20 - d day OF nearing, IN
tue st. Paul DaIT G.oG., da;ly ceN ,paper
printed ana published .u ,hic county,
Dated at -. Faui, th.s 18Th ity Ok peceln-
IL me Court: JOHS T.. OLIVIER.
isl JuCs- ct Probate.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
GIaiongN.

CHICAGO, Dec 7-Cattle-Receipts, 1000;
shipments. 2500; market slow; barely
steady; choice to prime steers, S5.5Gl45. 50;
fair TO good, S,@5.a5: Others, $40, GDI.90;
So :. a. 81; COWS, S3.75@93.:5.
Hogs Receipts. ll,0JJ; shipments, none
Market 0Sic higher; good mixed aud pack
crs, S6.;AG16 80: common, S5.3a00. ~: prime
heavy ana butcher weights, S6.C5G16 50;
light S.. 4 as -.
Sheep-keceipts. 5000: shipments, 1900;
market steady; natives, SO 75G35; Westerns,
81 q G15 %: Texans, 81 70; lambs, S3. 7505.-5.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
Kansas CIV Grain.

KANSAS CITY. Dee 27.-Wheat higher and
in fair demands No. >, 63l2Ge04lSc; No. red,
6sG9tsl2e. Corn weak ana mixed corn gen-
orally l2c lower: No. : mixed, > GGg2!2c: No.
white, 34l2G155c. Oats weak; No. = mixed,
2SIaEl24C; No : Mhite 5 il3lc.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
ry5!vvaz,E<ce Produce.

Nf1wAUKEy. Dec. @T.-Fl0ur quiet Wheat
higher; Nay 7easc; no. z spring. G-c; 40.
northern, 1lGi@c. Corn quiet: No. >. 3.i2c;
Oats quiet; no. 3 white, 33l21D34L2c; 10 8
white, 5lt3@52I2c. Barley quiet: NO. :. G9c;
sample, 359t0c. Rye quiet; No. l. 53l?c.
Provisions quiet POrk-JanuaTy. Sl3, 3,92l2.
Lard - January. So.61l2. Receipts-FloGr.
/, 800 bhls; wheat GQ,0J0 bu: barley, IS, eco
bu. Sipments-FlouY, $500 bbisi wheat,
u 700 bu; barley, {, ,100 bu.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28

DoYS FOf: PLACES. places for boys;
- empioymen. bureau for poor BOYS. free
Newsboys' Club Room, Sl3 Wsbasha st. open
from tn - =. H.. and from 20 q I. II.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
Notice of Application for
Liquor License.
CITY CLERK 8 OFFICE,
T. PAIL. Mimi. Def. %. 1892. {

To Whom 1t Nav Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the following
named persons have applied for license to
sell Intoxicating liquors tor the years A. d.
1892 and 1893, at the places or locations here
matter named:
BanholZer William. 1e4 East Seventh: Ban
holzer. William, corner Eagle and Woshing-
ton: Branded john. 377 University; Classen,
Peter D., 256 East Sixth; Glass, Charles,
$50 Como; Donnelly, E. T., 81 Wabasha !;
Donneliy, NJ. ~. 3Gl Robert: Flaherty,
IlO South Wabasha; Hamm, Theo., 9.3 East
Sixth; Hamm. Theo., 246 East Seventh !;
HemmeS, jacob. 4iS Concord IeSSrang. j Ohm,
3l6 Rice; Juds William, 393 Western; Koch,
Charles AT West Seventh; Kahn, v. Al La
fond; La Point, II. W, i(3i West Seventh !;
Maloney James f.. AIS Minnesota; Mccarthy.
Alex, G06 East Third; Placek, Tom, .1s7
Payne; Pabst Brewing Company, Isl East
Seventh; PabSt Brewing Company, 3f2 jack
son; Pabst Brewing Company, 40 East Sew
enth Pa5st Brewing Company, 2l0 West Sew
entn; PabSt Brewing Company, 3j2 East sew
enth: pabSt Brewing Com pany, - East
Fifth; Straka, John southwest corner
second and WabGSha: Unlen, Jos,
$50 Rice; Wittmer, Engelfred, $50 Ban
dolph; u elz, Mangler q Co.. 43s East
enth; Wedoff. Frank E., 439 Jacksony vii
shusen X Schaeht, AS Robert. -.
Now. therefore notice is further CiYeiI that
the said applications will be heard ana con
sldered by the RnGersignC d 1T his office in the
new city hall. on the GJh uav of January, y.
d. 1893, at ~ O'Clock a. NJ. where all persons
interested may appear and Will be heard.
THOS. A. PRE- y D3NGAST, City Clerk
dec202S fH
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
Pcfr0IRuils.

NEW YoRK. Dec. 91.-Petroleun was duh
and neglected. January options, 53c bid,
55%sc asked. Lima oil, l>c bid. 2Jc asked.
PITTsBURG, Dee. 21.-Naiional Transit GER
tiicates opened at 5-58c and closed at SIC;
highest, 5334c; lowest. 5.78o.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
Vfsjhle Gpufn &tEnuyy.

NEW YoRK Dec &7-1'he visible supply
OF grain in store and afloat on Saturday, Dec.
~, as compiled by the New YORK produce
exchange. was as follows: Wheat T9,S35.U,0
bu increase, t5l4,0G0 bu ;.corn, II, 196. JJU bu ;
increase, 40-,0j1 bu; oats. 6,GiI5,G0 pU; DC
crease, 4,0Jl bu; rye, l,19l,GD0 bu; decrease.
74,J0U bu; barley, 2,.,S0UG0 bu; decrease, 1000
bn
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
:. SITUATIONS OFFERED o
I2mfes. - Ji:;.4,;zs

4 GENTS WANTED-s5 PEI. day selling
"A "Edland' s. typewriters ;'do nice work;
send S. for sample and terms. Superior
Specially Company. 1ff9 Tower av., West
superior, Wis. !. - = -.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
WANTED TO RUA.

ELECTRIC MOTOE-Wanted. one ten
T. horse electric motor; must be in perfect
repair and have possession Immediately
Marsh & Bartlett, 324 Hennepin av., Mime
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
DrY Goods.

NEW YORK. Dec. &7.-The dry goods m9r,
ket opened very quiet. Mail orders weFe few
and buyers on the spot presented no Import
ant demands. ConYerters and cutters. yerl
inquiring for goods, DuL agents were c3llefil
busy with deliveries OF goods sold. The e9i4
dition of the market and its tone were, nol
changed. IL. sssl
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
WANTED TO RENT.

CONS Wanted. downtown apart
II ments. between Wabasha and Pleasant
az. by a young lady who desires q strictly
p-iyate location; will furnish. ., Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28

C,TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
- RamSey-ss. Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of Robert Jeter-
son Mead. deceased.
on reading and filling the petition Of
Charles H. Mead OF Minneapolis, III said
state. representing that Robert Jefferson
Mead has lately died InteState. resident ana
inhabilant OF the County Oh Ramsey ana
State of Minnesota, leaving goods. cnattels
and estate within this county, ana pray
ing that administration OF said estate De 10
Herbert W. Topping granted
II is ordered. That said petition be heard
ot special term OF this Court to be held
at the Court House IA the Guy OF -. Paul IN
said COUNTY OH Monday, the 18TH day OF Jan
nary Is,C at 10 O'Clock in lhe forenoon. and
tbgi notice OF such nearing be given 10 all
persons interested by Publishing ,hi5 order
al least once in each week for three success
sive weeks prior 10 said day pt hearing iu the
~ PA,r DAILY GLOBE. q daily newspaper
printed and published in said county
Dated al 81. Paul. this 2.tA ca " Dccen-
Der, iey2. ,,.-,. ,. ,.,., .,,.,rt
isl Judge Of Probate.
-,TATF or EINNE>O"A. COUNTY OF
> Kamsey-ss in Probate Court, Special
Term, Dec. a. leJ-.
In the matter OF the eS-dle Oh 9d''d f. 4""''
on Teadiag and fling the petition OF Ed
ward y 10 SauLd rs. administration ot the cs-
ta.c If said >a-uA Z. PrDal, deceased. repre-
seuiiiy. among n.her thiu2s, tr9t ne has
fulIy administered ssil estate, and praying
tia. ume and place be fixed for examining
and allowing mis- final accDun. Jt duu.-ls-
ration. ana for lh- assignment ~ the residue
of said estate TO the persons entitled thereto;
Itlsordered. That said account oe examined
and petition heard BY tue Jud e OF this
court on Thursday. tae i-th day OF January.
A. y. isJj at o clock q. N, al the Frluate
Court room in the Court House in ST. Paul,
in said county
And 1t is further ordered. That notice
thereof be given 10 all persons interested by
publishing d copy OF this order Tor thFet sue
cesslye weeks. on Wednesday Of eacn week.
prior 70 81 dag o. hearing, in the ST. Paul
DAILY GLOBE. a daily newspaper printed and
published at St. Paul. in said county.
nv The Court: JOHN Is. OLIVIER.
m. 81 judge Of Probate.
{. D. ana T. D. O,BRIEN. Auo-ney-.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28

Other Grains-Wheat- Winter. car Corn
No. :, cars; No. o. 36 ears No. 4, l car.
Oats-No. g. 81 cars; no grade, ! car Bar
ley-No. ,, 8 cars; No. i, cars: No. ), .
cars Flax-No. :, cars.
Inspected Out-W heat No. 1 hard, / car;
No. northern. 70 cars; No. ., - cars; No. 3,
] car; rejected. cars; no grade, ears.
Ccrn--No. y. / car; No. 5, cars. Oats-No.
y, cars Barley-No. ), 9 cars; 30. I, 5 cars.
FlaX-No. !. 10 ears.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receip;s-W Wheat, 195,f09 hr; corn, S92)
bu; oats, 2S $40 bu; barley, ) 15) bu; rye, 60