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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-12
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.

Wheat was higher and active. Conditions
favored strong market The government
report issued Monday afternoon was bulllsh.
1t made the condition the lowest, with the
exception Of 1855. ever sent outin April. The
majority of The trade appeared TO think that
the conditions now are worse than when the
report was made up. Foreign markets were
higher. There was considerable realizing or
the advance but the market held ND well
Rain was reported in Missouri. Indiana aud
the Northwest. but none III Kansas. May
wheat il Chicago was excited, and sold up
to SIC. The Ohio state report published this
morning made thea wheat condition two
points below what the government report
made it. Wheat ranged as follows:
ADrll-0pening, 655sc; highest, 655sc; low
est 65ssc; closing. G55sc. May-Opening.
6614c; highest, 665sc; lowest, 65l2G655Se;
closing. 65Tsc. July-ODening 69c; highest,
535sc; lowest. 6Sl2c; closing. 6S34c.
On Traek-No. l hard. 6Si2c; No. 1 north
ern, 61c; No. northern. 64ig65c.
Flour-Receipts. 40 bbls; shipments, 20, 323
bbls. Quoted at So 7jCD4 for first patents;
S3.25Gl3. 80 for second patents; S2.2j02.50 for
fancy and export bakers; 81 10@l A for low
grades in bags, including red dog. Local
milleTS advise that demand Is fair.
Bran and ShoTts-Quoted al SS.250S. 10 for
bran, $500 0 for shorts.
COrn--Receipts, 7G0 bu; shipments. none.
Corn is somewhat easier. with but few sales
3t693Sc Was paid for No. 3 today and No. )
yellow. See sales.
Oats-Receipts, none; shipments, 3l2O bu;
quoted at 3JG13!c for No. white: 20l3@30l2c
for No. 5 oats. Demand good. See sales for
other grades.
Barley-Receipts. 1880 bu; shipments, $500
bU; quoted at BOISE for No. 8; really choice,
see sales.
Rye-Receipts. none: shipments, none:
No. , rye quoted at 44@145c OH track.
FlaX-The market is based on Chicago
markets, less the freight. Flax-S1. l3l2 for
May.
Feed-Millers held at S150l5.5O per ton :;
less than car lots. Sls0i6; white cornmeal,
S13@l450: granulaled meal $40.
Hay-Receipts. IS tons; shipments, 10 tons;
market IS steady for choice upland at about
S7617 s. for Iowa upland. There is Il good
demand fer choice hay at prices quoted and,
as has been the case for long time, dealers
warehouses are filled with a lot of heated and
musty hay. which makes the situation bad.
Some Sample Sales-No. l northern, = cars,
f. o. b.. Csc; No. l northern, car. o. t., &c
NO. 1 northern, car, o. t., G6l2c; No. l north
ern, A cars. G1I2c; No. northern, ~ cars.
&C; No northern, car. old choice, 7Gl2c;
No. northern, 10 cars, G6S4c; No. l northern,
poor, 3 cars. f6c: No. northern, LOO blu TO
arrive choice, &c: No. ] northern. 5000 bu
to arrive. 6G7sc; No. l northern, l car, t6i4c;
No. . northern, , cars, 6@S4c; No. > northern,
cars, 65l2c; No. , northern, 10 cars, Csc; No.
northern. > cars. &c; No. , northern, l car,
elevator, 6zl2c; No. northern, = cars, 63c;
No. northern, cars. 6514c.
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New Work. Produce.

New YORK, April i.-Flour-ReceiDts 40
403 pkgs: exports 1908 bbls, 1900 sacks;
sales, = 500 pkgs; market more active on ex-
port account. COrnmcal steady.
Rye-Steady, quiet; Y estern, 53G163c. Barley
firm. quiet. Barley matt dull steady.
Nheat--Receipts. .3,G75 bu; exports. S.694
bu: sales. T. $50 QUO bu futures, $4,000 bu spot;
spot market active for export, firm; No.
red store and elevator. 11l2c; afloat 7Sl2c;
f o. b., 71i2W1Sl2c; No. ] northern. S4LG1
slice; No. I hard, S7l2c; No. northern,
S3h0S2l4c; options were fairly active, open
ing at Il20I2sc advance on the government
report higher cables, foreign buying and
local covering. declined lee On reports of
rain in The dry districts. lower late cables,
weaker West. closed weak AT 14fl3sc over yes
terday: No. , red. May, Gl2I9Ylsc. closing at
rise; June, 1e4c, closing at zoe; July.
7J5s1Sll4c, closing at S91Sc; August, S0l20
SISsc closing at s. 7sc; September, S1I40SaS4c,
closing ut Sl5Sc; December, o4l2GlS5 G-16c,
closing at Slice.
Corn-Receipts 1900 bu; exports. 1856
bu; sales, $4,000 bu futures, 5000 bu spot;
spots frmer. scarce. dull; No. :, 5lSs052I2c
elevator, 52lsG7oc afloat; ungraGed mixed.
, I56c: steamer mixed. 50l2G15lc; No. j.
4glsl50e: options advanced early Ssc and
fell lie as following wheat and the West
closed weak at $50 S4c decline, trading slow;
MAY 4S5SC. closing at 4Sl2c; June. 41I204Sc,
closing at Iil2c: July, 4SAQ4J4c. closing at
4S4c
Oats-Receipts, $3.50 bu; exports q, 446
bu; sales $4,000 bu futures, US0O0 SPOT;
spots quiet Irregular; options moderately
active, weaker; May. 33tz@5lSsc, closing at
53a4c; June, 3iGl3i54c, closing q S44c:
July. 34l4G3jc. closing al 3iSsc; No. white,
4CS4@S4lc; No Chicago 3sc; No. g. 36l2c;
No. 3 white. 39s4c; mixed Western, 3663ge;
while Western ) l204gc.
Hay-Firm, active.
Hops-Quiet, firm.
Hides-Dull.
Nool-Quiet; domestic fleece, 2703?e;
pulled. 3G1137c; Texas 1702le.
Cut meats quiet firmer; picked bellies 9I5
@9S4c; middles dull, easy Lard dull lower;
Western steam closed at $40; sales, co.. tres, at
SlCGl0.20; option sales. none; May closed at
SO; July closed at $40; September closed at
SlO.l5 Pork quiet steady old mess, $3.50;
new mess, SO.
Butter-tirm demand unsettled; Western
dairy. 1SD25c; Western creamery, 2@03Sc;
Western factory, lT023c; Elgins. 2Sc. Cheese
steady; moderate jObbing demand; rart
SKINS, 30l0c. Eggs-Fa1r demand. steady;
receipts 130l3 pkgs; Western fresh 16c;
goose, 3564Cc.
Tallow Quiet. steady. Cottonseed oil
quiet about steady: crude. Ale. Petroleum
Quiet; refined nominal; United closed at &c
Rosinquiet easy; strained, common 10 good,
Sl.3C0I .32l2. Turpentine dun, steady.
Rice-Firm, fair demand. Molasses-New
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Union StOckyards.
Receipts-Hoa

Receipts-Hogs, 721; cattle, 80; calves, 70:
sheep, IS.
Hogs-lpc lower, following Eastern decline
of 50lJc. Quality goOd for the bulk Mar
ket opened actively. packers clearing the
Yards early The bulk sold around S6.SD, but
two or three punches went out at S6.S506.90,
with a small bunch Of prime lard hogs at 81.
All sold at S655617. Eastern markets closed
weak, with 1900 estimated at Chicago for to-
morrow, and prospects OF decline in the
market.
Cattle-Stockers and feeders steady and
active, and about all were sold. Butcher
cattle, feeling the effects of dull fresh beef
trade among city butchers. and nearly all
grades were some lower and slow. Most OF
the butcher cattle sold after dinner. Only
moderate supplies of fair 10 good butcher
cattle needed the rest of the week.
Quotations: Prime steers. S404.5O; good
steers S3.6 "a; prime cows, S.. 2592GO; good
cows s.. SOS. %; common to fair COWS. 81. %
02. 40; light veal calves S35GG4 -25; heavy
calves S203; stockers. S2.@50d.2O; feeders,
81. G3. IS; bulls, S1.5G@2. 70.
Sheep-Steady. A bunch Of fair muttons
sold to a local feeder at 81. so.
Quotations: Muttons S}.7a04 90; lambs, 81
@5; stocKers and feeders, S394.5O
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WANTS ARE SUPPLIED 30 2 2S Want To 5

Orleans, open kettle, good to choice, fair de
mand, firm. Cotfee-OpuonS openedtsteady
steady al ,0l0 up: sales. 1900 bags, includ-
Ing: April. l51eGla75c; May, l5.5. @l5,tOe;
June, Is 490l545 July. l5.35G soc; Au-
gust. l5.3s@l5. 40c; September, ia @l5.50c;
october. sl5.4c@ l&.45e; December l5.l. @
Sugar-Raw quiet, firm; refined Quiet.Steady.
Pig Iron-QuieL steady; American, SLED
@l5.50. Copper quiet; lake, SLID. Lead
steady; domestic, Si.l2I2. Tin strong; straits,
So. 80 bid, so % asked; plates steady. quiet;
spelIer quiet, easy; domestic Si.27Is.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 11.-Cattle-ReceiDts. $500;
Shipments. 1000: market slow, steady; no
prime or extra steers on market; best me-
dunn, 81. SJ049O; others. S410@4.50; Tex
ans, 81. 45@5 .1Oi stock steers, S2.65@3 .95;
cows, S203.50.
Hogs Receipts. 10000: shipments, 10000;
and packers, S7097. Is; prime heavy and
butchers weights, 81 .2O@7.35: prime light,
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments, $500;
market steady: natives, 81. SOl15. So; Texans,
S4.5C@49O; Westerns, S5.15G5.I5; lambs,
SAT, al. to.
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DusutEn Wheat.
Special to the Globe.

Duluth. April 1.-THE market opened
strong and excited this morning at 34c above
yesterday for cash, lice for May ana lc for
July. afterwards ruling weak under fair trad
ing. dropping off steadily till noon, cash de-
cling 7Sc; May and July i2@S4c. The cause
OF the sudden bulge was the discOuraging
government crop report, the worst by the
way. that has ever been sent out during any
April for many years. There was also bull
ish news from Kansas, but in spite Of all
this, the weakness set in Immediately after
the opening The market closed as follows:
Cash, No. hard G.a4c; No. 1 northern
C54c; No northern 5gs4c; 40. 3, 53a4e; re-
jected, 4s34c; April, No. hard. 6l84c; No. 1
northern, 6jHc; May, No. / hard, 71I2c: No.
] northern. Gsl2c; July, No. l hard. 74a4c;
No. l northern. 7l34c.
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FINANCIAL.
New SOPi4.

NFwYoRK. April 1l-While the stock mar
ket enjoyed periods of strength TO-DAY, the
tendency of prices in the main was DOW l.
ward especially during the last hour OF
business Heavy shipments of gOld-S3, 501,
003-bv tOday'S steamers revived discussion
as to the treasury gold reserve. and me mon.
et0ry outlook also came in for share OF
attention. the bears being held IN their pre-
dicIions that S100l.GG0 10 100000 ADDITIONAL
gold will go forward by the steamers sailing
later in the week. The firmness Of the
exchange market and the rapldity
with which bills are absorbed, contlnue
TO give force TO the statements OF
those who sre talking about heavy exports
Of the yellow metal during the next couple
OF months. The prompt adjustment OF the
labor troubles ut the Chicago G0lr GROUNDS
had far less effect than anticipated. The
weakness OF HE general list was partly due
to a sharp onslaught upon the American
Sugar Refining company, which, despite the
statements by officers that earnings are enor-
nous, continues to be pressed for sale win a
degree of confidence which indicates the
possession Of knowledge by certain interests
Of an unfaVOraLle character concerning the
property. The stock declined from lG45s 10
l0.I2 Then q rally to 1873 occurred, ana
there was no set back until after @:l5 y. m.
Following that hour, however, the shareS
ran eff 10 tJiW 1G1l2 under an enormous
pressure of sales. 4 good deal OF long stock
was forced out by this drOp. simultaneously
there were large offerings OF Cleveland, en-
cinEati Chicago x 81. Louis, and that STOCK
declined from 81 to 80. The usual leaders of
the market yielded Y to IL per cent, but as
they had previously advanced about as much
net changes for the day IN most instances
were merely fractional Lake Shore was an
exception, closing with net loss or IA. ST.
Paul Reading and Richmond terminal left
Oft precisely as they closed last night, while
Missouri Pacific gained IS for the day. The
support to the latter apparently continues to
come chiefly from inside sources. Manhat-
tan advanced 81 aud General Electric "A,
but both lost the improvement during the
last hour in sympathy with the break IN
Sugar. The transactions aggregated 2U2, GOO
shares. of which $1,000 were Sugar. The
N, arl clncnH rrnnl-
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Wheat-Cash wheat is firm and higher; No.
1 hard. 610 Sc: No. ! northern 65@6Gc; No.
. northern, 636564c.
Corn-Corn is moving slowly from country
points. and with only fair demand, prices
are firm; No. ), 56Q37c; No. 3 yellow,
3703Sc.
Oats-Receipts light and demand fair;
No white. 3ll203.c; No. white, 3l03l12c;
No3 3J03lc.
Barley-Dull and unchanged; sample lots
are quoted at 3lGD45c.
Rye-No. !, 456I6e-
Flour Demand good; prices firm; Patents
S3.564: straight, S32J 135O; bakers rye,
SIS 0l350; buckwheaL S1lD5.50; bolted corn
meal. S4.1t@2.20-
Ground Feed-No. 1. Sl5.50016; No. 2,
$3.50; No. J. S19.59; coarse eornmeal, SIS.
Bran and Shorts-Are moving freely at the
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A BOY fourteen wants place 10 work at
n ANYTHING suitable for boy to do. Adj
dress IS, Globe
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. Milwaukee Grain.

MINIATURES. April ll.-Flour quiet. Wheat
firm; July. 66Lc; No. :, etc. Corn Quiet;
No. >. S3i2G4yc. Oats steady; No. white
52l96S3l2c. Barley quiet; No. !, e3lse; sam
pie, 4,@6lc. Rye lower: No. l, ISc. Pro
visions easy. Pork-Sl6.25. Lard 80. 20.
Receipts-tlour 1889 bbls; wheat $1,000 bu;
barley, 45.61O bu. Shipments-Flour l3,SOo
bbls; heat :. 600 hu: barlev. 4.0lO blu.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steGdier, prices unchanged. Wheat-NO. ,
spring, s4l26S454c; No ) spring, f. o. b. 650
nc: No. red. S4I26S4S4c. CoTn-No. >, 2978c
Oats-No. >. 2>34@ &c: No. white, +. o. b.,
3iAc; No. g. white. 52l2c. Rye-No. .. SIC.
Barley-No. >. &c; No. 3, f o. b.. 450l57c;
No !, +. o. b., 35@45c. Flaxsced-No. /,
SlI5. Timothy Seed-Prime SIG. Mess
Pork-Per Dbl, SIG 2G9i6.25. Lard-Per 100
lbs, S96-043o. Ribs-ShOrt sides Qoose)
S92-@037I short clear sides (boxed), SAs5
099G NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. finished goods. per
gal, Si.l5. Sugars - Cut loaf, 578c;
granulated, .2sc; standard "a" ) Ice
Corn-No 3, 51$4c. Receipts-Flour, II, 900
bbls; wheat $4,000 bu; corn, 1900 bn;
oats 2.0u0 bu; rye, 1900 bu; barley, 81, 600
bu ShipmenlS-IIo ur 10000 bbls; wheat
24,OO0 bu; conn., G5,l03 bu; oats. 100 coo bu;
rye, 7,000 bu; barley, 1.0G0 bu. On the
produce exchange today the butter market
was easier; creamery. 220ZSc: dairy, ga
21c. Eggs firm; strictly fresh, 150l5Ac.
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Liverpool Grain.

LNERrooI. April u.-Wheat strong: de-
mand fair; holders offer sparingly; No l
California, 6SGl6s Id per GENITAL; red Western
spung. 6s 4l2d05s sd; No. red winter, rs
I0l2d05s I'D; receipts wheat past Ihree
American Corn firm; demand fair; mixed
Western. IS 4S4d per GENITAL; receipts Amer
lean corn past three days were -, 4UO cen'als.
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Boston Stocks and BOnds-CiOsing
Prices.
Money Markets.

New YORK, April i1.-MOney on call was
easier at to per cent. last loan 3l2. closed
offered al 3l2. Prime mercantile paper, 506
per cent. sterling exchange steady, with act
ual business in bankers bills al SLsGA a
4 .S6l2 for sixty days and SLS7340iSS for de-
mand.
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DHAETON and blackboard nearly new at
half-price. Call at $50 Conway ST., be-
tween Bates and Hoffman avs.
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pAKER-First.c class bread and cake baker
IL wants position; twenty years expert
nee. Address 3tS south Victoria st.
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NAME. La TERRE has opened her new
VI massage and Turkish bath parlors at
506l2 NicOllet ay.. Side Block, Minneapolis,
Room II, Third floor.
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PROFESSIONAL Massage vapor alco-
/ hol sponge baths. magnetic treatment;
restful and curative; given by Nine. Bur
nette. 81 East Seventh St. Rooms II and Ii.
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LNT OE EUKNITU I'D h

late decline; bran, S05OQ1O; shorts, $3.50
oil.
Seeds Timothy, $780,; clover SS50(D0;
flax, Sl.1tGGLl6.
Hav-Reeeipts are light aud demand slow;
No upland. S65CG7: No. , upland SCG16.50;
No. timothy, $500; straw, S5.7504.5Q.
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PROFESSIONAL.

& mn EDIUM-Mme. Sandal gives advice on
lM all business and love affairs without
asking any questions; $500 challenge TO any
medium or fortune teller that excels her.
Dom D As EAsl Seventh ST. ST. Paul.
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n nj. TEMPLE, % Germania Life Insur
II. ance Building, expert and audit work
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r. NJ. NEWPORT g SON.
INVESTMENT BANKERS,

Loan money on improved property in ST.
Paul and Mn. edpolis
AlG Per Cent "0n or Before"
New Tioueer Press Building, St Paul.
Reeve Building, Minneapolis
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| DIANO-For sale, 500 Chickering piano
L for $500; absolutely as good as new. 81
harrington ay.
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STENOGRAPHER- young lady stem
~ ographer and typewriter wishes a posi-
10 il; can give city reference. Address q IS,
Globe
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EgRs. DIR. BERTHA SHEPARD. spe-
Ifl cialist, treats all diseases of women
successfully; correspondence confdentlal;
hours. 2 to D. IN. 81 Western av., Mime
apolis; take Western av. car.
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FOR SALE.

A VIKINGS. TENTS. FLAGS, HORSE,
II wagon. hay, covers etc. j. NJ Rossell,
9=5 jackson St
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ENGINEER-Situa as engineer by a
II first-class man; nine years experience.
Address 22l West Seventh St
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I ADIES-St. Paul Viavi Co. will furnish a
IL 32-page health book treating on diseases
peculiar to the sex. send stamp or call ar room
IL, Germania Bank. Fifth and Wabasha SITS.
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AUCTION SALES.
Kavanagh a ) OllsSon's Auctions.

GETAWAY UPRIGHT PIANO, fur
- niture. carpets. etc, at public auction.
We will sell mt public auction at the resi-
dence, No. $40 Dayton av., OIL Wednesday,
April Il. AZ 10 a. m, all the fine furniture,
consisting of Steinway piano. five elegant
parlor pieces. a set of solid oak, chairs, small
fancy stand center tables. large sofa lace
curtains portieres, hall rack, Smyrna rugs
one Singer sewing machine. mahogany cahi
net bookcase, chenille curtains, brass piano
lamp. one vase lamp; the gas fixtures
throughout, which are very fine; four bed
room Suits together with springs, mattress,
etc; all the carpets consisting of body Brus-
sell MoQGelte, ingrains; one six mole cooking
range, cooking utensils, china and glassware.
dishes, etc. This is the finest lot offered this
season. Ir you want good goods attend this
sale haYan0gh X Johnson. AuctloneerS
Office. Isl, ISIS and 1870 East Sixth st.
STORAGE LOT OF FURNITURE BIZ
- Auction-We Will sell at public auction
in our salesroom, Nos. IS6, ISIS and l9J East
Sixth ST. on Thursday. April 49, nj 10 Il. IN. a
fine lot of household furniture, consisting OF
bedroom suits, one elegant parl0r suit.
center table. brass lamps. chiifOnier, bu-
reaus. commodes, spring fine mattresses, a
fine lot of dishes. glassware, vases, orna,
meuts bric-a- brac, &C.; also a nice lot of
body Brussels. Moquette and ingram carpets,
rugs and mattings. II you want bargains, at
tend this sale. kavanagh IL Johnson, Auc-
tioneerS. 1856 ISIS and 100 East Sixth ST.
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Government and State Bonds
Government bonds steady. State bonds
dull.
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Miscellaneous.

WHEELER & HOWELL. real estate: list
Wv bargains withthem Pioneer Press Bldg.
WANTED TO BUY-City real estate for
w cash; state lowest price and descrip-
ton. Lock Box No. 2547.
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PERSONALS.

A RE YOU IN TROUBLE? If so. con.
IA suit Nine Ina Walker, life reader, for
a faithful resume of your past, present and
future; correspondence promptly answered.
ParlOrs, $40 Wabasha; ladies. 80 cents; gen
tlemen, 81.
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DROWN'S COCKROACH EXTERhI-
- Dator i can exterminate all cock
reaches from any building in the United
States; they go to stay: give satisfaction be-
fore asking any pay. Inquire or write to w.
J.iBrown 400 st. Peter ST., st. Paul, Mimi.
Territory tor sale.
NARPET CLEANING
~ Get your carpets cleaned and laid.
Electric Carpet-Cieaning Company, 159 West
Third ST., Telephone 1900.
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FOE RENT.
3. w. Shepard-Partial List.
% East Fourth st.

CANNOT supply the demand for houses on
~ the hill; have you any you want rented?
j. W Shepard. "a East Fourth ST.
No. 366 n orth Exchange ST., opposite House
of Hope church.
ern house. handsomely decorated; large cor
ner lot; central location; convenient to
steam and electric cars.
Eleven-room modern house, hardwood fin
ish, Dayton av., from May /.
At Merriam Park-Six, eight and tenroom
modern houses.
SeVen-room, University av.. near Rice st.
Two of the best retail stores in the city. 63
and % East Seventh ST.
-Four and six-room steam-heated apart
ments in Alden. Victoria and Richmond apart
ment houses
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QOOKK EEPING-Young man wants
- bookkeeping TO do afternoons or even
ings: will work free of charge; can keep
double and single entry in any form desired.
Address b So Globe.
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THESE QUOTATIONS
Are Furnished by
JAMESON, KEVEhER & co.,
ST. PAUL Grain MARKETS.

Commission Merchant, st. Paul.
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL men
- who have not enough work TO keep a
regular bookkeeper busy all the time but
who wish their books taken care of well, and
at a reasonable price, address Accountant,
Globe.
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EURNITURE-For sale, the entire furni-
L ture of nicely furnished eight-room house
at 612 Dayton av.; one block frcm cable. Easy
terms.
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ROOKKEEPER-Wa Wanted, by young en-
- ergetic business man. position in good
house; references good address; will start on
small salary; bOokkeeper preferred. Address
f. r., 81 East Tenth ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A LLKlNDS OF FURS stored and money
"A advanced on them by the Capitol City
Loan Company, 1853 East Seventh, two doors
from Jackson st.
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Lest AND FOUND.

DOG-Lost, ST. Bernard dog eight months
~ old, orange and white; fore feet and
breast white. Reward for return of same to
ID Charles st
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ENGINEER wishes position in manu-
IL featuring plant; A / all-round mechan-
ic; first class testimonials. Address X g.,
Globe
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WI Magnetic and massage treatment for
paralytic rheumatism and nervous diseases.
ClairYoyanI reader. Call q N. to S p. m.
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OHOTGUN For sale, double barreled
- shotgun; nearly new: Smith make. In
quire OF c. Il. Croft, 346 and 34s Sibley st.
w ANTED-Peopla to call and examine
w my elegant stock of Metal and POrce-
lain Memorial Wreaths, Crosses, Anchors, etc.
They last for years and are very cheap.
s. Martin Scotsman. AIS ST. Peter St
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OFFICE WORK-Wanted. situation by
" an intelligent young lady in store or OF
flee; has had experience and does not ex-
pect big wages best city reference. Address
" GO. Globe.
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- employment bureau for poor boys, free.
Newsboys' Club Room, 3l3 Wabasha ST.; open
from II TO II q. M. and from 10 Q D. m.