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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.



S1OALoTl go LoTW seOA LoTin
We VIII sell at this price 100 lots in the village o.
Pasad' ma, II miles from Baltimore. 70 any pFsson
sable chi Ken hoase and chicken ard ans b. i
for one week only. All local stop Particulars
INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE.
ILL., y. Charles St.
aus 81 Baltimore. I'D.
EoR SALE on EXCHANaF-roR CITY PROP.
s Jam ann Of " the b mlfs cut g,n "a ME
, ,9oS snG lad.s Cor yourself Address CoTT AGE
4 Rockville si,aiiar lois held 4 500 Tor ts-, 5
b.. address Il. l.. CHlLDS. 5Os l2,h st. n aus 81.
FOR sAI;E-To SETTLE Up AN ESTATE. liz
araie lois al 1os~rssn- beautiful views Of ths city
gaod shade ana eHcei'ent water end AZ u two mice
and on easy terms al offer soii-ited JAMESE CIEM-
Ems LEI + s. a. ". Washington. u. c. aug3-6t
LoR Ri MA DESIRABLE GARDEN OR DAIRY
@ Scres new !.3ns ni In cot
heshY ''e' n' T A. FI vi rs s @6S and
iy's2w l4.,2 New YORK ave.
FoR SALE OR RENT--A NrAr SIX ROOM cor
shads , trees. Apply to r. Z. PAIKo. 4sl La ave.
THERE ARE UT 4 FEW LOTS FOR SAFE II
nourshing suburb. rick out the lots Won fanny then
cal on ne or come = lie a. once for location and
El9lm GRACEM. THOMAS. lO3 Corcorau buiIdins.
SoMEssET HEIGHTS
CoTTAGEs-LTwo more nice cottage. ~. nearing
completion This beautiful pro"e-ty. Have a ook a
them. Only 500 and -. 600 each, INC u1ino lot
5oxl5ofeet Easy terms. ~
LoCATloN-Fronts directly on thA Tennailytown
AMI Rockville Electric Y. l.. shout 200 wards frln
jan ton Of Glen Echoani Georgetown AM reanaIiy-
town Electric roads. Take electric cars corns- % Eih
ana Briire streets. 'ieorCe;uwL and you viii reach
the pr2psr,y in t,7,,I'gsi9Lt "utes Cars every
te. minufss until II 80 =. IA.
ADV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. values. Tlpzaedia'sGy
nylos',e property o, Ta syndicate Low
Extensive views High and healthy. A ,ray IRON
fldn"tes Cat Iennallytown) are schools, shurchas
drug store. general stores post n physicians teia
Prone. &c Osf car fare for cottage owners g. IS.
CkEEC1, Real Estate Broker. - CcrcOran building.
WINTHROP HEIGHTS GOTH AND W Sis.
w ne }: lots within two squsres Of railroad sta
non ana aion- the line o. the suburban electric
Gently chartered For accessibility. for beRufv of
Heights is unsurpassed by suburb of Washington on,
Those seeking suburban homes should visit these
GROUNDS few lots only FOR sale: all grade: Il
coEenief;t p n. trains, out at 30 and :s5 return
go; train time. rliEutes round trip Is cts by
Nl4eod-iin LaFhYETTE C. LooMrs.
GUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY. FOG
~ Sth ST. n W, patent Office prepares abstracts
counties. Nd and in Alexandria AMI Fairfax co,n-
nes, Va Also insures titles. Send for lee list
E'oR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TAkoMA PARK
4 Oak aye.-Besutiful home less than two squares
from station; house IL rooms clossts furnace AMI
an acre OF <rount; hne shade. oak, chestnut, re:
frnt running water. good well, barn. chicken houss
anu yard VIII sell Al bargain exrian for city
property. Call on or address OWNER Is92 Z 81. u
ap3O-tr
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PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Il once OF the superintendent Of the State War
end Navy DEPARTMENT building. Sealed proposals
IN duplicate viii b. receiyed at this oce until Two
4 n; on MLDNEsDAi. AUGUST SEVEN
the fiscal year ending June 20. 1894 with soap.
brushes. sponge. paints oil. glass. towels crash.
halls. Screws, &c. &c. Schedules. forms Of pro-
posAls and all Necessary information he obtained
plcation 10 1HOM WILLIAMSON. Chief
Engineer. L. =. ". Superintendent su4-eo4f
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

TEE sTYAN CARPET CLEANING
4 and renOvztinx WORKS I70s and ITO E II. n. ".
2Arpco cls&Hec IN the bess manner by our process
aito-s. nz:Sressss AID leathers renovated fsls
pAeoA oO& IL SsvAIEE. HAAxssr. nAs5rU
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-NEw BRICK HOUSES ON MEcHAS-
Z ics' place bet. 81 and fth and n and n sts sc
within TWO DICKS q navy yard. slO ~ Per month.
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FOR lighthouses.

EoR HENT-96 ST. n w. Or -. s45 e.,
IlSD ST. ne, store ard er....................3S
50l 9Th St n e.. 6r. bsth and cellar 20 so
go LIST ST. NV. b. and bath. heat and gas. IL
70 4 st. NV, first floor. Ar
and A. ChYIoS9iiK i.IRRfT.Tr. i;s,nt;:, 10
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED ROOM IN GOOD NEIGHBOR-
w hood. near the n W. boundary. not on street. car
line BY young man of quiet tastes. Address T., Star
Office. It,
U-ANTED-TwO OR THREE COMMUNICATING
w rooms with board for three PERSONS northwest;
folding bed; permanent if suited. Address 7. p,
Star office. IT.
WANTED-LARGE. UNFURNISHED, NON
w communicating rooTn with plenty of windows
and sunlight: pri. e must be reasonable. Replies
giving prta and description given Preference o. c.
o., star Office. It,
WASTED-BY A YOUNG LADY. ROOM AND
w board on Mt. Pleasant or Wa hington Heights,
directly street line and preferably with Preshy
terrain other religions family Best of references
exchanged. Address r VI. N. star oihce. It.
WANTED--BY SEPTEMBER Is BY LADY IN
w office. pie SAINT furnished and board in pri-
vste family; between and and 14th and 18th SITS
n w. refs state terms. A. L. b.. Star office. IT.
ANTED-UNFURNISHED FLOOR, THREE OR
w four rooms light housekeeping. by two adults;
central north; moderate rent; permanent. Address
p. q. Box 1874. It.
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO
w furnished or partly furnished rooms in neigh
borhood of Iowa Circle. Address PERMANENT.
Star office. It,
WANTED TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING
w UNFINISHED rooms for light housekeeping.
three smaller with closets all modern improve
ments; second floor; moderate rental northwest
preferred; Permanent If suited Box 81. Star office
au)-2t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


DOR RENT-417 st. ne. % rooms, water, gas
1857 Md, ne. 81, and bath, a. i........2s g
l27 L st. Sc, Or. Iatrobes, water and ga: 90. Ia 81
Alley bet. LIST and Del. ave., B and c s.w., near
sI6-iS 9Th st. n e.. Or and bath. cellar ami 80 q
634 18th st. g. and cellar. m. Is
aufS-tjt WATERS 4 THOMPSON. 1:S35 r IT.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

W.ANTED-To INVEST IN PAYING BUSINESS;
s ssyS a. to ability aid m'"n' l. p SMITH, 'is
E'oR sALE-sALoON AND GROCERY STORE IN
-. s.,S. Mashinsin doins sood business; n,sson-
au6-Gs
81 600 YEARLY WITH rFw HUNDRED
fslible hAndicaTpsn.- system IN washinstof R,er-
nse' Box & na I n,hrltphoS' country koTE
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
"A Two very desirable lots At Glen F-ho Heights.
Ss me ~ riec5.ss raisay AZ reasonable rice
94TRper Ass va cause for selling. Address EST
w nNEMPLolEDf WILL lOU WORK FURsls
rhk MIN, Write - me at once. J. r. GAY. i9i
WANTED PARTNER (ACrIyF OR STINT, IN
~ rstah oyster trade in THIS city moderate cart
Star ofhre. hut, st.~
FOR -4o-GALLoN aITK ROUTE. HORSE,
Mans SSS9n \. and cans or route separate ADDE'S
Eoe sALE-wooD AND CoAI. YARp; FIRST
Class situations not much capital neressAry. J. =
EOR SALE AN oip-FSTABIISRED DRT6i
40 @sS only hg-, Win money need aPply: "A
NoHUMBUG-AN INVESTMENT THAT FITH,,R
- lady ~ sentemnn can look into; $3.50 Cor part
in'e St The property must be sold Address n B.
A OLD AND wELI-EsTABLIsHED GROCERY
- and provision business in G;eorgeiown Cor sale
g Co, Agents 6i3 i5,h st il.
EoR SALE = LUNCH ROOM. WITH DWELLING
4 house attached filed with good ronuaers lo,ntinn
hrst-ciass. Call al 81 II 81. N. Ia
ID ARE CHANCE FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ wanted with capital IL plumbing business all
centrally located. X. e. H. sta ofiss naS-2ts
* SHARES or NORTHWESTERN STOCK roR
- sale: rays per cent srlni-gnuuallys purchsssr
o Gf receive August dividend Address T. AZ star
I'oR sALE-DAIRY LUNCH ROOM DOING GOOD
Il business; great chance TO locate for q. A. r. IN
, 'ehtrsl Iocatlon a. sssrih,s 10 change
office. au5.,t.
MEXICAN MUTUAL AID CERTIFICA TEs
y Sought Address J. W. NJ. 5l6 oh ST. n.
jyg1-lm
EoR sALE-AT BARGAIN
care, consisting OF flee urn. milk can tables
chairs dishes. sverwsre and enough o. feed nifty at
sis. and will sell very cheap as have business that
reg Sir-s all my attention.
Can at
GLEN ECHO PARK CAFE,
Just opposite the terminus of the Glen Echo Il. h.
!,oR sALE-REsraURANT AND BAR, WITH
eight furnished rooms good reasons for selling.
Apply NJ loS Pa. ave. NV. Ru:I-.sw'
EOR sALE-FINE NEW HOUSE AT TAKoMl
Il Park; bath. hot and cold water; two minutes walk
from station, shaCe: Tor sale cheap; also los at
nrGpkIa,d and co.iege Park by owner money to loan;
J. IL. LICHLITER. Attorney -at-IAv,
aui-lm' 40 Louisiana avenue
WE ARE TEE PEOPLE.
yon want
Watch cleaning. ell
fiTsi-cla ass m.in string. 81
All work warranted one year.
823 1927 Fs. NV
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Tor RENT


Il UNFINISHED.
f GGE Tn tS :. GoTe9 LIT BET and
1921 18th =. 45E,3i bet F and q. 6rN. 50
800 Prospt sv, 17r.. IS 213 st ne. 49, 30
bet 18th and 18th Or. Is North Kensington. IL
FURNISHED.
1oI5 Ct. 14r s20QCor. 18th and Cor l2rsI25
1890 L 81 NV, 13r. zoo Corcoran BIT Is 10 Or. Is
1a65 at. i2r. l40 1444 st. Or and bath. 80
1909 Prospt av. 17r. 125
II GEO IT pARxS eIaEs,
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LYOR RENT rs,03 psf. br- Or, az -
L 1925 ;S1i ST. 13r. br 5225 St br ST Il 81
IN j, store and dwell lob Yjth St br t;- 10 sd
ing. with stable. sS3 "A list dat l24a3,d ST. br
2901 st. br, III i, ST.. 90 81 Or .............. Is
1893 18th ST, Dr. NJ j. Tor IO2108- 10 l2-i4-l6 St
y: ", ~ % I'd Il dat Z 1919 ga ST. b. r.. ~
$3io st. b.: m -. Flats loss Market
S5S Pros ay br, N 7r p space 3 and f.. . and 10
!3lQ.Sgd st, br mi 81. 20 30 Brown st. br. 4r....a
%Go sd st, fr cottage, Brown ST. br, 4r.........9
H 70 % ;j6SS st. br. 3r
all, r. 5r...............lSI
c. H. FICKLING
tyS 1854 32d st NV. West WASHINGTON
FOR RENT-s15-2Gs6 HILLYER PLACE. JUST
above Dupont Circle; 3-s:ory brick: IL rooms Dar-
lor. library dining rocn PANTRY and kitchen on fi-st
floor. wM. b. KING Owner, QlS F at n W iartC-:l.n
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WAREHOUSES;.

"ANTED-To RENT FOR YEAR OR TERM
w Of years. by small family, all adults a three
story house In northwest section Of city, price
e1cesd SO Per month address NAVY, Star Once It.
WASTED-A GOOD HOUSE OF ABOUT EIGHT
~ roene for Ierrn1nent tenant; god rcferences;
vAnta ave. au6-2ts
WANTED-TO PURCHASE SM.II HOUSE.
w ranging IN price from $500 To 81. OCO: at
ontfon paid 10 unless given.
Address b. H HOUSE. Star Office ad6-2t'
WASTED-HoUsEs To RFNT-HAyING A
w Erest dem and for houses the will secure
sensrts aiely oy placing their houses in uay
hands c i. BRIDE. l29 b ST. Sc su6-3.'
"ANrED-wE HAVE HAD OVER $50 CALLS
w 20 purchsse houses in different sections II the
city and suburbs in the last nve weeks and the
nand increases 70 date Psrties desiring iInisis-
d.se sale 81 their property viii have sxs chance
Houses in Eekngton and Brookland also wanted for
purchasers from - 900 to s55. es1
suo-3t KEY BROS & CO.. 9loFst NV
WANTED-MoDERN HoCsE. SUITABLE FOR
w nrstclass boarding ished roouIs by a ST.
room +. p. SMITH. CHS 81. r.w. aa5-3t'
WANTED-A OR 7.ROON HOUSE: A NJ l. I;
w northwest preferred price from "a. sOOtO sS O0
Address J. o. STEWART. Weather Bureau GGi-:Sts
WANTED-FoR READY CUsl OMERs SEVERAL,
small houses. raging good rents fruna III tasJ
10 70 GO each. IA any Eoot oaat.on and at sAzole
figures, also ten gooa cheap building lot. good
location- W. s. TEL. Jr-. Sal ST. 4 su215t
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WANTED-TO INVEST INPAYING BUSINESS;
w to;ef Ca:e-ing business preferred goa refer
encys As TO ability AID Ins&ns. Z. p. SMITH, 6ls
81. Sw. liz
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+ THAT NEAT BRICK COTTAGE
1893 11th ct. NV,
Containing rooms and BATH room, with all nioderl
improvements. Price, e42. so per month bv the year
Apply to ]. v. n. HCYCK,
autt1m 1505 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

EOR RENT TWO DESIRABLE HALLS ON
Louisiana ave. near 9TH st: win rent either
by the night or by the month. Apply to
au5-1n T. r. BROOKS. 616 10Th ut. NV
NOR RENT-TO @. A. R., ONE OR TWO LARGE
l. new halls on Pa. ave. Sc. line will &C
6l9 4 81. NV. su4-3t
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LNOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN, REAL rs
L tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and sss n
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E'oR SALE-SALoON AND GROCERY STORE IN
= ;. W washington. doing = good business. reasnus
Tor selling retail; license. Address r. o.. Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

III FFw HUNDRED
~ operating koW-s ia
IN Mashington- Refer
country. &. %. ROWE.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
E'OR RENT OR SALE-FCR THE COMING g. A.
II r. encampmen. COTS cot mattresses. springs, pill
lows sheets. blankets. &C. PACK Il SONS, 131,
l39 n. I'd st. Philadelphia Branch house in wash
ington. SO 11th st. NV. jyl9-lms
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yvANTED-AN AMERICAN FOR SOMEWHAT
w responsible position Of trust, former expert
erce necessary but 90. q reference required. Saary
f'-S
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900 LORI so LOTT! s20 A LoTln
We VIII sell at this price 100 lots in the village OF
Pasad ma, IL miles from Baltimore. 70 anv piysnn
h'ylEg ., lots We vii give free 4 all huus.
sable chi ken house and chicken yard This pr1e is
I9r one week only All local trains stop. Particulars
INI-RN
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-29
2 o.a q, at a7osoc for choice No. q

{oats-Quoted at 27@a0c for choice No. q
Rye-In fair demand; quoted at 71@73he
f. O. b.
photographic for good No. Q. Trade is
very unsatisfactory. receipts being generally
OF a very poor quality and almost unstable.
Flax = Quoted at 94096l2c in Chicago;
bought here less the freight
Feed-Quoted at Sl4 5O0lI5.5O
Hay-S7O9.50 for upland: timothy nominal
Sl261l2.50 -'"''
Sales included: No. l hard. cars. SIC.
No. l northern, l car, f. o. b., 8sc: No. hard
CART. o. b., Slice: No. hard, 1 car. I. @. b.
SIC; No northern, 5 cars, S5s4c; No. north.
ern, cars, sec: No. 1 northern, II cars
s5Ac; No. l northern, is cars S5c: No. Il
northern, ! car. o. :. 8512c; No. 1 northern,
81 cars. o3l2c; No. northern car, f. 0. b. !;
SoS4c; NO.. northern. 2 cars SIC: No. q
northern. cars, S3c; No. northern.i
car s3l2c; No. 2 northern, cars, sic 4
NO northern, cars, 75c: No. northerni
Z cars, nc; No. northern, cars 74c:l
rejected. car, 75c; rejected, / car f. o.
D.. I5c; rejected, car, lb off. 74c; no grade, 4
z cars. 10 on, 7Sc: no grade, IA cars, ID,
OF, zoe: no grade, l car, Id off, 6oc; no
grade, car, 1 lb off zoe; no graded car, ID
mo mo g grade e s4ss' ID off, a Isl i
no grade, car, f. o. b. soc; no grade car, Il
ID off, 5sc; no grade. car. lbs off, 7Sc; no
grade, car, o. t., SOC; no grade / car, / Id
off, I. o. b.,5Sc; NO. barley, car, 54I2c: No.
corn, car, f. o. b., 33l2c; no grade oats, Il
car. &c: No. 3 black oats, 1 car &c: no
grade, car, bin burned, 26I2c; No. 2 white
oats car, o. t., 2Sc; No. white oats. 2 cars,
2sl2e: No. white oats, 2 cars, 2sc; Iowa:up-
land hay, car $3.50.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION
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NEW FLOUR TRADE.
Important Move to Start In in
Cuba.


CHICAGO, Jan 2S.-Preparations are
being made by the Illinois Central road
for an event which the officials think
is fraught with important results, not
only to the road. but with very largely
increased prosperity to the northwest
ern section of the United States. 1t is
an excursion of millers to Havana,
Cuba, for the purpose of opening up a
trade in flour between Minneapolis and
other points in the Northwest and Cuba.
The duty on flour going into Cuba up
to Jan. l, when the reciprocity treaty
went into effect. was $5.8 aper 30
pounds. Such duty was prohibltory,
and the Cubans had to import their flour
supplies from Spain. By the treaty the
duty has been reduced from $3.50 to 81
per 200 pounds. and it now becomes pos
slble for the fiour-prOducing districts of
this country to compete for the trade.
1t has been ascertained that in JAN
uary of last year the imports of -four at
Havana amounted to Al 900 barrels, and
the consumption for the whole year
amounts approximately to 1000, 900
sacks of POS pounds each. The larger
part of the trade can now, it is believed,
be secured for the Northwest, and it is
with the view of capturing it that the
excursion has been arranged. Should
IL prove as. successful as is expected
similar excursions may be arranged
with the view of working up trade in
other lines of commerce.
The excursionists will number not
less than 80 nor more than 100, and will
start from Minneapolis Feb. g. being
Joined en- route by parties at Chicago
and st. Louis. The worlds fair build
ing here, the Mardi GraS festivities at
New Orleans and nine days visit at
Havana will be the features of the trip.
A special train and special steamer will
be provided for the excursion.
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closed firm at unchanged prices to lBc ad-
vance; No. red, January, Si.02; February,
Si.Olss01.o2h, closing al S1.02; March, 81 .0214
% A.! osls; closing at $lo@ss; April; sIo2M@
closing at $i.02ls: June, Sl@11 .00I2, closing
at $l.00sB; July. 9SlsQ1987sc closing at 9S&c
Rye lower. quiet; Western, 94O95c; sales. 10, =
goo bu Western, February delivery, at 04l2c,
dull, weak; No. Milwaukee, 69@7lc; sales,
10000 bu No. 2 Milwaukee at 69@l70c, 30 1000
blu state. e4c, for two-rowed. Barley malt quiet
Corn Receipts, 81, 450; exports 1877, 7S4; sales,
100000 blu futures. 142,0 blu spot; spot
market higher, quiet closing stronger; No. 2.
49l2O50c elevator. 50@5Ic afloat; ungraded
mi xed, 43@51lgc; No. 3. 47I26D iec; steamer
mixed, 4SsS@5OAc: options advanced a41llsc
and closed firm on light receipts poor grad
ing and good export demand; January, 1888
Q95Oc, closing at SOC; February, @49s4c o,
closing at 49c; March, 4S7s0494sc, closing at
49asc: April, 49AQ49l2c, closing at 49lSc !;
May, 4SA049Ac. closing at 40Ac; June, 4sss
14sl2c, closing at 4SH2c Oats-Receipis Az
futures, $4,000 Blu spot; spot market stronger.
quiet; quotations fairly active ss@1Ic up /;
firm, January, 35asc; February, 35@35l2c I;
March, 36ssc; May. 36sB@37Ac. closing 37Ac;
ern, s5@37c; white do, 5@942c; No. 2 Chicago,
fairy active and Fm sN co afss Hiops
opened steady. unchanged to 20 points up;
SiOSCu otSouy ~ uOWH W ~ pOlulS up,
sales, 21.0O0 bgs, including: January. ID 20
@l3. 3Oc: February. IL. 75@l2 SOc March, IL so
@l2.55c; April, Il. PC May. 10. 05012 15c June
I2@l2.05c; July, 11.9501l.95c; September,
1915 a 11.S9c; SPOT rio quiet firm !;
No. z, 137sc. Sugar Raw, quiet,
steady; sales, ZOO tons centrifugals,
96-test at ?-l9c C. j. f.. refined dull The out
side quotations are those posted by the
trust; inside prices cover the rebate; No. 9,
0-l6@3 l1-16c: No. T. 3l203ssc; No. 8. 3 7-16
03 9.16c; No. Q, 3ss@3I2c; No. TO- 5-1t@
7-16c; No. II. 3A@33sc; No. II, 3-1G@
5-lSc; off A, 3asQ3 l516c; Molasses-NeW
Orleans steady. Rice quiet and steady.
Cottonseed oil dull and steady. Tallow
steady and quiet. Rosin quiet and steady.
Turpentine quiet, and firm; 3a@c5lsc
Eggs quiet and steady; Western, 24@
quiet, firm; mess, $9.75@1075; extra
prime, $3.50. Cut meats strong; picked bel
lies, 612c. Middles firm: short clear. So. As.
Lard higher, firm, fairly active; Western
steam closed at S. S2I2 bid: sales 500 ties
at S6.S212; options sales, 1850 ties; February,
S6. 7O46.S0 closing at ST. so bid: March, SOS. "a
$50, closing at $685. May, $707O5 closing at
$IO5,> July, $7.16 Butter quiet and firm /;
Western dairy, 1s@23c; Western creamery, %
032c; Elgin, &c. Cheese-Mooerate demand,
firm; part skins, 6@lC12c. Pig Iron-Mod-
crate demand; American, SIS. 75@17. rs. Cop
per quiet, weak; lake. Sl0.62I2. Lead quiet,
firmer; domestic, S425@4.30. Tin quiet and
steady; straits, $40. SO.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady and unchanged. Wheat-No. 2sprlng
STAG: No. spring. so@sSc: No. red. s9l2@
No white, +. o. b., 30ls@3li4e; No. 8 white,
29A@29l2c. Rye-No. 2, S01ac. Barley-No. q
59@6pc; No. 8. f. o. b., 430l59c; No. 4. i. O. b.,
39050c. FlaXseed-No. 1, 9jc Timothy Seed
Prime, $1230I.27. Mess pork, per Dbl, S.. 80
ribs sides Qoose). S5.S212@5.s5. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed), 81 62l2@475. Short clear
sides {boxed). S6@6.5O. Whisky = Distil-
lers' finished goods, per GAL S!.16. Sugars I'M
$4,000 bu: corn, 10000 bu: oats. 2Oi'cOo bu;
rye, 1900 blu; barley, $1,000 bu Shipments
Flour, 10000 bbls; wheat. $4,000 bu; corn,
$4,000 bu: oats. $4,000 bu; rye 5000 blu;
barley. Al. 0O0 blu. On the produce exchange to-
day the butter market was firm; creamery
29@30c; fine Western, 26@2Sc: ordinary. 2iM
2ic; selected diaries, 24926c; ordinary, 100
PC. Eggs, 23O?4c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-29
BEAUTIFUL HOMES

We have now in our hands with
out exception the most beautiful
piece of residence property in st.
Paul. This isClay's Addition, 'front.'
ing on the river at the foot of
Cleveland avenue. 1t is covered
with fine trees, and lies perfectly.
We propose to make this a choice
residence neighborhood, and we
will guarantee none but desirable
Meighbors. We will not sell to
spectators, but to the right people
desiring to build we offer special
inducements. We do not intend to
have any cheap houses on this ad-
diti0n. But if you will agree to
build good house, and are the
right sort of man, we will sell you
q lot 80 by $50 feet, worth $1,000
OrS1, 200, for n0minalprice. The
West Seventh street electric line
runs within block of this addition,
and it is accessible to the beautiful
scenery and attractive society of
Fort Smelling. We have, also, the
best property in South st. Paul. as
we'll as good property in other
parts of the city. and fine acre
property for market gardens.