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The evening world., 1893-10-18
PLEADED FOR A BAD HUSBAND,
Bruised and Blinded by Him Yet
Asked fer HIS Release.

Thomas O'Seil. tailor, invent -four years old.
OF 42l East Eighteenth street. was In the York
VILE Police Court this morning charged with
brutally beating his wife. Mrs. O'Seil was also
In court to plead for his release. Her eyes were
closed and her face was bruised and discolored.
Policeman O'Connor. was called to the house
last night by a ~neighbor. As he approached the
He broke in the door and found ONcil beating
the woman over the head. She was only partly
dressed and was covered with blood. As he was
arrested O'Eeil threatened To do hts wife on
his return from prison II she made complaint
against him.
In court this morning Mrs. O'Neil refused 10
make complaint and pleaded hard for her hus-
bands release. Justice Grady lectured the man
and let him 20. a..
The evening world., 1893-10-18
DIR. BARROWS VERY ILL
Necessary Operation o Append
cit.s Was Performed.

pr. c. c, Barrows, chief assistant to pr. Will
lam NJ. Polk, OF ! East Thirty sixth street. is 10
ported to be in Il dangerous condition following
a necessary surgical operation for appendicitis.
which was performed Monday night.
N. Blrrows was formerly an army surgeon
and was attached TO Gen, Crooks division In the
campaign against the Apache Indians. Although
only thirty-hve years old, lie has earned an en-
Viahle reputation in his profession and has a wide
circle Of friends. lie was taken III Sunday.
Dr. Polk, assisted by prs. q. d. Hamlen, OF l5S
Lexington avenue, and Hellary and Aaderton. OF
ing surgeon, performed the operation, which was
pronounced successful, 30
The evening world., 1893-10-18
RESCUED AT SEA.
Nine Men Taken from the Wrecked
Bark Jury.

The steamer Adirondack. which arrived late
last night. brought the captain anil crew OF
the Norwegian bark Jury. from Dublin. for
Tybee. In ballast.
Capt. 2akarlosscl. Of the Jury. this morning
told the story OF the loss OF his ship. From
Oct. = to 10 a fierce hurricane ragged, which
stove In the boats bow, flooded decks and
threw the vessel on its beam ends. He ordered
the rigging cut away and kept the pumps goinG
sunday. Oct. 10. the Adirondack came In sight
and rescued the nine exhausted men.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
SHAKEN BY AN EXPLOSION.
The Nassau Gas Works In Will.
iamsburg Damaged.

Al explosion in the engine-room OF the Nassau
Gas Company's big works. Kent avenue and Rush
street, Williamsburg. did 50, 900 damage this
morning. The engine-room Is a two-story struc-
ture. This morning. while Henry Stemper, assist
ant engineer. was oiling the machinery. a large
gas conduit exploded and sent forth a great vol
ume OF gas. A lighted gas jet In the room ignited
II and an explosion followed.
The building and others in the neiehborhood
were shaken. The enginc-house caught fire.
stemper escaped without injury and shut on
further escape Of gas.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
FAGkN'S KNIFE IS OUT.
He Gives Notice of Opposition to
S%tanton's Reelection.

There is considerable CONSERVATION in the ranks
OF the Democratic party in Hudson County, y.
j., over the action of Mayor Pagan, OF Hoboken,
in bitterly opposing the re collection OF Sheriff
Stanton.
Mayor Pagan announced to-day that he and
his supporters would wage a lively war against
stanton from now until the polls close on Election
Day. Mayor Pagan said that stanton would
have to poll an extraordinary large vote in
Jersey city to overcome the strong opposition in
North Hudson County. ..
The evening world., 1893-10-18

tered numbered 74.5iT. For the first two days in
that year the figures were 40, 3OS.
ON the second day OF 1889 the registration was
81. SIS. The number of persons who reg stored
on the first and second da. Of that year was
III, SIT.
compiled from police figures footed up $500. The
official figures Of the bureau of Elections changed
the result. The corrected total Of the first day
in 1898 iG Is, gS3.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
CLUBBED BY DOG STEALERS.
Wolf Tried to Save the Dog and
Was Badly Hurt.

Michael Baker. OF IL Seabring street. and
James Gillon, OF 81 Coles street. Brooklyn. were
to-day held by Justice Tiehe in the Butler Street
Police Court on the charge OF assaulting a boy
named William Wolf. OF &c Manhasset place.
Mrs. johnson. OF 25 Manhasset place. says that
Baker and Gillon were stealing her dog. Wolf
caught them In the act and tried to prevent the
men from taking the dog.
Wolr SAYS the men struck him several times
with a club. Woln is now in st. Peters Hospital
n n critical condition,
The evening world., 1893-10-18
PAY $3.50 FINE OR JAIL 200 DAYS.
Keeper Calvin Sentenced for nle.
Rally Getting His saloon.

William r.. Calvin. q saloonkeeper. OF Is Elm
place. Brooklyn. was sentenced to 200 days In
the Penitentiary or to pay a fine OF $3.50 by Judge
Tighe In the Butler Street Police Court, Brook
lyn, this morning. Calvin Is charged by James IL.
Keeler, OF II Park place. Brooklyn, with forc!biy
entering and illegally taking possession OF the
saloon at 2s Elm place.
Calvin claims he had a lease for the place.
The case has been hanging fire since June Fl.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
A Fresh Outrage.

tIlNn -. ,
"AlGy Morgan didn't like Summer
BOARDING in Indiana"
why not ? Fine climate"
Eyes, but tho white-Caps got hold OF
and burned his trousers at the
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Broo xlyn Now, In Rr'.f

John Carroll. sixty years old, OF 1850 DC l'alb
avenue, Brooklyn. was fouai dead In bed AT ?
o'clock this mOrnlnS, His wife says he retired
In good health last might,
sir, 4, an apartment house at ISL Unlon street.
FL. BROOKLYN. ihE, norEiI.G caused a loss ot Sooo,
The hni. liz. Is oaa.d 81 Lr. Av..y. =. Cler-.oLt
~Agsnae. d
The evening world., 1893-10-18
PATTON RELEASED ON BAIL
The Lawyers Surety Company Fur
nIshed the sl5, 900 Bond.

Broker william I. Patton. the story OF whoss
arrest on a charge OF hypothecatins certain secur-
tiles was tod In Yesterdays Evening World"
has been released from Ludlow Street Jail-
A bond to the amount Of SIS, 900 was furniHhe9
By the Lawyers Surety Company.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
CkSHED A BOGUS CHECK.
Manager Kittredge swindled by the
Reputed Son of a Customer.

r. d. Kittredge. manager OF the sonoma Wine
and Brandy Company. IS to % Hamilton avenue.
Brooklyn. asked the police to-day to look for a
Young man who swindled him out of s5I. The
young man called at the store last Friday and
represented himself as Harry 7. Haughey, a son
Of Col. Haughey. OF Boston, one OF the Company 8
best customers.
He bought a bill of goods. Before he left he
induced Mr.. Kittredge to cash a check for S5+.
The check was this morning returned as worthless.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
OUTGOING TEA
SAILED TO-DAY.
To SAIL TO MORROW.
NI. .- ".
ISCO STEAMERS
DUE

l.]lurN'nH Urcmon Sept. y,
,.r, IAN Prince. Gibraltar oct. l.
r~.r.h',r. ~ CrujV OCT >
Fl..p'rit Gibraltar O,t =
Ih.la 'rlphla. La Gu1y-A ur' -
CIty = Alexandria, Havana uct, IA
The evening world., 1893-10-18
FINE COUNTRY HOUSE BURNED.

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j., Oct. 1s.-The fine
country house Of J. ID. Halten, Of New York, was
burned to the ground early this morning, The
origin Of the IRE Is nnknown' me loss Is
one OF the largest and most substantial in the
d rounty
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Rough.

n'rom Harlem Iifc.l
Cumso-Brown is using II fish diet Ia
benefit his brain.
Banks.Well. Judging from the present
condition OF his intellect it must be weak
fish he Is living on.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
For Sale.

FIFTY UPRIGHT PIANOS to be sold this
week nt factory; terms to suit; Offers consldered;
pianos In al wood, warranted. Howell, box .8I
World, uptown.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
Col. Fellows the Only Surprise
Given by Croker.
Hia Clever Plan for Paying Two
Political Debts.

For Judge Of Common Pleas-Miles Beach
For Judges Of the City C~ourt-James M.
Fitzsimons and Lewis ]. Conlon.
For surrogate-John H. v. Arnold.
For Comptroller -Ashbel P. Fitch.
For Shcrif-Charles NJ. Clancy.
For District ey-John r. Fellows.
Fer Coronors-W. H. DobbJ and Edward
T. Fitzpatrick.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
DUE TO MORROW.
H,'f.BacS De witt Won't Play.

Onnla. Lisbon o.'. g.
Crgml, nun3r" N.t o.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Religious Notices.

INTERESTING LECTURES TO MORROW
evening at the First Baptist Church. 10Th st.
and boulevard, Rev. T.. VI. ialdcman. pastor,
will deliver his sixth lecture on Prophecy; sub
Iect being, satan. Where Is He;'' all are in
Nited; every one welcome.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-09

l.; hops. 24(125c; mutton, Sc. 5O06- 30 ;
hogs, S5-51@6.t0-
Oranges = Florida brights, seas. %:
MeXicans. 81. 15(d3.
Lemons-Ex1ra fancy, .5oQ6; fancy.
s450(G5; choice extra, S4fd4. 80.
Bananas-Port LinorS. 81 .50{01 IS
Bluefeld. Sl-5e91.75; Honduras No i.
81 50@L75; Honduras No. 2, $if0l. % ;
cocoanuts. per 100, S4@4-50. %
California Fruits-Pears. Winter Mel
lis. S2.5092.E5; Vicar. $3.50: Clair
gean, S2-5otG2 -: apples. Believer. An
box, s292, German prunts. crate,
Sl-50(0l.
Grapes-Iokay, erate.single. s1@l-25:
Tokay. crate, double, 81. 75002: Mus
cats, te-single, 75c(0S1: Emperor. 75c
9sl; Concord, basket, 22@=5c; Malaga.
Dbl, S5(96.
Apples-Faney stand. s5t16: fancy bill.
s4-50i95: standard. S4I945D: fair. s.. q
"a; common, s39S-50; California. bu
box, S2Gg225; Oregon, bu box. S2Q2. %.
Dried Fruit-Apples. per ID, 1870
lie; peaches, peeled, 15@1Sc; peaches.
uhpeeled. 9@10e; peaIs, S(910c; apri-
co.'s. 13A 1873, raspberries, 2055t12l1sc:
biackbeITiPs, 7t0755ze; pruBes, 70 Zoe
Berries-Cranberries, per bu. SI-75(d
2: cranberries. b and c, per Dbl 81. Is
as; cranberries, Cape Cod. S6.5OQzc;
craHberries. B. and B., Se06.5o.
Game and Fish-Ducks, Rallard. per
deZ, 2.50tg2. 70: teal, per doz. 81. 50(aL rs:
common. Sl.50(Gl-75; black bass, Sj09c ;
pike. 5Edp515c; Eiekerel. 5@4c: erop4ies,
Sig 4c; rabbits. Jack, S2{62. 50: rabbits,
sIgau, 15ct@si
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-09
THESE QUOTATIONS
Are Furnished By
JAMESON, HEVEHER & CO.,
Commission Merchant. St PAM
ST. Paul Produce.

Butter Fancy separator, zee; extra
creamery, 22(G25c; first do, 1Sl959c: sec
ond DO, 76Ql7c; fancy dairy. 22623c ::
first do. 1StGi9c; second do, l6dI7c:
fancy roll and print, 17(91Sc; common
roll and PRINT, 14(@l5c; packing stock,
14(9i415e; grease. 5(G6c.
Cheese-Full cream, I30I315c; pri-
most. 6115@7c; brick cheese, I38I4e:
LimDurger cheese. 12413c; Young
America, l5(G1315c; Swiss, l37z@l5e.
EgES-Fresh. per dozen, 2I55@22c;
storage, 1Sl019e.
Poultry = Turkeys. dressed. TaSc;
chickens. spTiBe, 5Q6c; hens ana
roosters, 4(941zc; mixed, 4352e; ducks,
697c; geese, 6(Q7c.
Potatoes-MiXed. per bu, 40(045e:- as
sorted, per bu. 45(050c; Sweet Jerseys,
per Dbl S. 1904: Sweet JERSEYS dill
hois). per bbl. sS.50a3. Is.
egetables-Ouions, per bu. 45(05oc:
onions, green, per doz, 2D925c; radishes,
per doZ, $50 Zoe; cabbage, homegrown.
per doZ. 75c; cauiifiower, per doz.
s202-50; heets. per bu. see; parsHips.
per bu, 40Gg50c; celery. per doZ, 25030e:
lettuce, per doZ. Soc; rutabagas, per ou,
30G4Oc; carrots. per bu, 59G69e: cucum-
beers. doZ, SL50; spinach, 5o(060c: wax
beans, bp. So; string beans, bu, s.:
tomatoes. per crate. $3.50.
Miseellaneons-Nea per 100 lbs, Sc
f0S; hides. steer, green. per 10, Sc;
hides. cow, green. per I'D. Dc: hides, calf,
green. per 10. sc; hides. steer, salt. &c:
hides, cow, salt, per 10. Sc; pelts. l5(0
75c; wool, washed, 14Ql5c; wool, uil-
washed. S15Gl0c: tallON. 3555(9zc; pork
mess. sl60l7; beef. mess, SO; bacon,
s149614.59 hams. 1i{dl2e; hams, picnic,
9l9lOc: dried beet. lo7z91lc; lard, SIG
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-09
New EOrfK Produce.

New York Dec. s. - Flour Re
ceipts. 24.oO0 ibis: exports p, 500 bbls:
sales, l0,OeO Dkgs: quieI, closing dull
with The reaction in wheat. Rye flour
steady. Southern -four dull Buck
wheat -four firm. with q good demand.
Cornmeal Steady. Rye nominal Bar
ley quiet. Barley malt quiet Wheat
Receipts, $500 bu: exports. q 600
bu: sales. 951, 600 bu; futures. q eco
bu spot; spot market dull. and 5zc
lower. No. red, store and elevator
6Sd6S7sc: afiuat, 69ldG95gc: +. o. To-,
6914 @695zc; Mol northern, 72%d725Sc::
No. ! hard. - ) (97325c; options opened
quieI. and We're dull and heavy early.
breaking IN afternoon on iiuuida-
ton and Fat cash markets, closing weak
Al SAKE net decline; No 2 red. Jan
nary. 6e5S eDG92se. closed CSC; March.
7I5s Q1I5sc: closed 7l$5c; May, IS g-l6
(a7415c, closed 1870; December closed
675sc. Corn-Recelpts. 41.2OO bu: ex-
ports, 4. go BIZ; sales, $50, COO bu futures.
100000 bu spot; spot market duh.
closing steady: No. 2. 4555c eIe
vatOr. 46(Q463sc afioat: option market
opened steady, but soon turned weak
on some outside selling and liberal car
lot estimates for tomorrow, and closed
weak at S<qIc net decline: January.
442s(9457zc. CEASED at 4S35c; May 46150
47e, closed at 475sc; Dece mber, 4504a5sc,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-09
Minneapolis Markets.

Range Of prices:
neutrality-suspicious.. 64c: highest,
&c; lowest 6314c; closing. 634c. De
cember-Closing, 591zc.
Oh Track-Nn. l hard, 62c5 No.
northern, 6035c: No. northern. 59c.
Some sample sales: No. l hard, to
arrive, Gears, 5211se= No. northern, %
cars, 6l15e: No. ! northern, 10 cars,
61Sze; No. ! Northern, TO arrive. SO cars.
6l3sc; No. l Northern, To arrive, 10 ears.
6l4c; No. l northern, elevator, ears,
Gle; No. northern. 10 cars, SIC: 40.
2 northern. % ears, zoe; No. , north
ern, Z cars, 5915c; No-2 northern. Il
car. $3.50; No. northern. 2 cars. Sole
rejected wheat, 10 of. smutty, l car,
5915c; rejected wheat, Id off, smuttg,
/ car, 5Se; rejected wheat, l Id OF, 3
cars, 5Se; rejected wheat. 10 off, l car,
SIC: rejected wheat, ~ lb of. ear,
See; reJeeted wheat. ! ID off, 2 cars,
5715c.
Received-Rheat, 2I7, 600 bu; corn.
$1,000 bu; oats, l5.470 bu; barley, 2, 74e
pG; rye, 1000 bu
Shipped-W heat. 20, 100 hu; corn, ]. $50
bu; oats. 3, 2T0 ug; harley, 79e bu: fax
SEED. &, 1863 bn: -four. 27,79T bb1s; mill
stutfs, LISP tons.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-09

closed al 45c. 0ats-Receipts. y, 100 bu:
exports, POO bu; sales. 80, 600 bu futures.
24.0oe ba spot; spot market 14e lower,
and entirely neglected. No Z. $500:
No. 2delivered, 34szc; No. 5, SIC; No 2
white, 3614c: No. . white. 3475c; track
mixed Western, 49, (93511sc track white
Western. 36e04O15c; track white state,
5664e11as options steady al DAY on light
offerings, but eased off al the close with
corn. leaving OF 3 935c decline; Janu
airy, "a 3-l6f93411zc, closed at 3434c; Feb
rIIaIy, 54455ssfs1335c, closed at 545sc: May,
So (G36c, Chased at 555sc; December,
Hops dull; state common to choice.
2215e= Pacific coast. 1S(92sc. Hides
steady. Leather steady. Wool steady;
domestic heeces. 19@27c; pulled, 209
26c; Texas. 19@27c. Beef dull
Cut meats easier; picked bellies, So
SEC. Lard steady; Western steam
closed at SIS. 81; sales 40 tierces at
$50, cost and freight; December, $3.50
asked; January, $3.50 nominal; Febru-
airy, IS. % bid. Pork dnil; new mess,
Sl4-25f9 1928. Butter firm; Western dairy.
1St922c: Western creamery, 2002S1zc;
Western factory, 1615fa2Ic; Elgins,
2S1s c; state dairy. 19(42511ae; state cream
cry, 22(027c. Cheese steady: state large.
skins. 4t091ge; full skins, 2(03c. Eggs
STEADY; state and Pennsylvania. 2415{8
27c; ice house, lS(d24c; Western. fresh,
2315 (926c; Southern. 2311 y (Q24112 receipts,
4,354 pkgS. Ial+e@ easier; city. 5 1-lGc-
Petroleum steady; { nited closed at77114c.
Cottonseed oil continues steady with
perhaps little more interest shown IN
some grades. and prime crude and
prime white are held trifie firmer:
prime crude. 2715(a2Sc; off grade. 24{9
PC; yellow butter grade. soc; yellow
choice do, $50: yellow prime, 33(G34e;
yellow off grade, 3c933e; prime white,
59(040c- Resin steady. Turpe1tiae
steady. Rice quiet. Molasses dull.
Pig iron STEADY; American, Sl2Gl5-
Copper steady; lake. 5000 bid, sle.40
asked Lead weak: domestic, s.. %.
lin easy; straits, S20.45 bid.
Spelter firm; domestic. $3.50: sales
on Change. ten tons December
tin at $50 IS. Conee-Options opened
unchanged 10 points lower On disap-
pointing Havre market, closed barely
j9l0 points net decline; sales. $500
bags, including December. 1675e: Jan
Uary, I6.50c; February, 16. so; March,
6.S5c; spot coffee. Rio firm; No. Z, 1Sc;
miid market. firm; Cordova, 2o(62e1zc;
sales, 500 bags Rio No. 7, spot. 1Sc; 500
Santos No. 6. at 1S14e; 230 bags Mara
caibO, 700 packages Jamaica, private
terms; Hamburg unchanged, except
y pfennig lower on Decemb Der. higher
on May; Havre steady, dull, unchanged
to 54f higher; Rio, no cable; London.
Sd lower, otherwise unchanged. Sugar
Raw steady; sales, none; refined mar
ket steady.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-09

folTs, Illinois Central tours of 1892. ST.
Louis Southwestern seconds. BIO Grande
Western firSfs, Long Island fours. and
Northern Pacific consoi fiyes. each l
per cent. Advances: Minneapolis 81
ST Louis, Pacific Extension frsts. 81:
Indianapolis, Decatur q Springfield
first trust receipts. and Ohio d Missis-
Slpp1 seconds, each 3; st. Paul & Sioux
City tirsts, =; do Chicago d Milwau-
kee division frsts. Is; Central Ohio
REORGANIZATION firsts. ,; Northern Pa
rific seconds, General Electric deben-
ture lives, and Lake Shore firs1s regis
terrd per cent each. Omaha & St.
Louis trstS extended, funded COUPON,
sold at 49,, against Il on Nov. %.
The Post says: There is one feature
OF the expected gold shipments which
eXcIfeS special comment. and that is the
question whether the banks will supply
their customers with the necessary
gold cein for export, or insist upon
them getting it out of fhe already de-
pieied STOCK IN the United States treas
uTS. Last weeks bank statement
showed that the associated banks of
New York practically held about SlO0,-
900. 800 In gold The free gold IN the
United States treasury at the present
lime, according 10 the last Official state
ment, Is, in round figures, a little more
than SS3, 100000. Today's stock
market opened dull ana feature
less. shorts covering in few
stocks, but prices elsewhere yielding
slightly The announcement that
$3.50, 900 gold would be sent abroad to
marrow had no effect. and the market
simply moved back and forth within a
limited range, the general movement,
however, being downward. with slight
upward reaction in the afternoon. Ex-
change on Berlin and other German
points moved up slightly, though ster-
ling rates remained substantially IN
changed. As a consequence. arrange
ments were made TO ship s5oo0ae gold
on Iomorrow's steamer, and other ship
IneJlts OF similar amounts were pro-
jeeted.
The Total Sales of Stocks
today were 134. 100 shares. including:
Atchison. 400; American Sugar. g.
200; Burlington IL Quincy. 900; Chi
cage Gas, 1920; Distiliers and Cattle
Feed. $4,000; General Electric, 6,0O0:
National Linseed Oil, 1900; 81. Fanl.
2l,1O0; Union Pacific. $500; Western
Y MON, 6,600.
STockk-CfOsIuu,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-09
LiEeFpeOl.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. S--Wheat steady;
No. California. 5S 6a(0lS I'd; No.
red Western spring. IS eda5s Sd; No. 2
red winter Western, 5s 219d@5s SGD.
Receipts for the past three days. 90. 900
eenials, including 64.G0D American. Germ
firm with a fair demand; mixed West
ern, IS 2$ld. Receipts OF American for
the past three days, S7.40O centals. Peas
Canadian, 5s Id. P01k-Prime mess,
SIS. Beef-EXtra India, HOS. Bacon
Long and short clear, 30 pounds, As;
long clear, 45 pounds. AIS Cd. Lard. ass
Cd Tallow-AmericaB, Liverpool hne,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-09

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour unchanged. Wheat-N6. , spring.
6254c; No. ) spring, 61$zc; No. , red.
6>$zc. COTn-NO. ,. 351zc- Oats-No. 2.
2S74c; No. = white, BOZ d5I1lc; No. 3
white, 29JG3e1=c c. Rye-No. =, 46(04635c.
Barley-NO. :. nominal; No. 3. 39052e:
No. 1. 3S(a45c. FlaXseed-No. !, 81. DBL.
Timothy Seed - Prime. $3.50. Mess
Pork-Per hbl. l3.l21z a13.2 %. lard
Per 100 lbs, $3.50. Short Ribs Sides
Goose, G.15tG7. Shoulders Dry
sailed boxed, S6.25(06.50. Sides-Short
clear boxed, $7.25(07.50. Whisky-Dis
ullers' finished goods, per gal. Sll5.
Sngars-Cut leaf. 5ssc; GRADUATED,
4-70c; standard A.4.6Gc. Corn-N0. 3 vel
low, 34ze. Receipts-Elour, $1,000
bbls; wheat, 27,GOO bu; corn, 22S, eco bu:
oats, l49,Qoo bu; rye, 1900 bu: barley.
$4,000 bu. Shipments-FIour, SOD bbls;
wheat, 5000 bu: corn. $4,000 bu: oats.
%, 600 bu; rye. LOCO bu; barley, p. 900
bu. On the produce exchange today the
butter market was quiet; creameries.
2l@271zc; diaries, 1S(023c. Eggs steady :
strictly fresh. 25(d24c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-09
ANTS CAN BE LEFT

ct The Following Locations for
Insertion in Daily and sunday
Globe.
n. D. Merrill, -: Broadway.
s.H- Reeves, druggist Moore block. Seven
corners
c. T. Heller. druggist 52s St Peter street.
straight Bros. druggists corner of Ronde
In6 GIofio.
William K Collier, druggist 1ss East Sew
EDfh street
At. Guernsey, druggist III Dale street
VA. Hirscher, druggist 20 Rnndo street.
Parker Kestby. druggists. LIS East Third
street.
E. MeCrudaen. confectionery ses Rice
street
W. A Frost L Co., druggists corner selby
md Western avenues
B. = Willie, druggist $50 Market corner
Firth.
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Rev York Honey.

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-Money on call
easy at 1@I75 per cent: last loan,
u. closed offered al per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 3$$I96 per cent. Ster-
Hng exchange strong. with actual
business in bankers bills at =. S7M@
L So for demand. and at 81. S41Z(d4 49,
for sixty days; posted rates, 81 So "a
1. So; commercial bills, 81. S314(o4. So !:
silver certificates. 695Sc bid.
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RANk CEEARANCEs.

New YORK. Dec. S.-The following
table, complied. by Bradstreet's. shows
the total clearings of the cities men
toned for the past week and the per-
centage Of increase or decrease as
compared with the corresponding week
last year:
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TIE
PLYMOUTH
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Established 1852.
Incorporated 1885

Established ISSS dneorversted 1885
Cor. 9Th ana Robert Ets. ST. Paul
Cor. Nlcollet 8v and I'd st. Minneapolis
3. J. Burton. Presid'tlC- j. GuIgeseu. Sec'y
h L. Thicker z Pres z A. Drew Treasurer
A home institution owned and
controlled here, and not tributary
10 ANY Eastern management.
Ne branch stores. the entire eapi-
tai and attention being concentrate
ed ia ST. Paul and dinnea polls. and
Thus constituting the largest cloth
ing and eutftEng business for men
andbOys in the enti-s West.
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Chicago Sfneks

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-Stocks were easier
today. Closing prices: City Railway,
3335; West Chicago, ISL; North Chicago
2505z: Packing preferred, As: Alley l.
| IS: Lake Street L, 277s; Chicago Gas IS.
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Petroleum.

PITTsBURG. Pa. Dec. S. = National
Transit certificates opened al 777ssc
Chased al Z72sc: highest, 773sc; lowest,
Ike No sales.
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GREAT PIANo BARGAIs.

ONE ELEGANT upright Decker Bros
" piano. style ID al ABOUT one-haif its
value, il has only been Used few months;
must be Sole sooa. Il. c. Munger. lUT East
Third St
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RoI-A good, strong boy of seventeen
II would ike light work Of any kind. Gail
or address 81 IloIlis 81
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QOK-A good boy OF seventeen would like
Il work OF some kind Address j. G., 273
Marshall aY
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ROY-A good boy Of seventeen would like
- work Of any kind Address 81 Tilton
ST. m stairs
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ROAS FOR PLACES. places for poys-
- employment bureau for poor boys, free
Newsboys' Club Room, 5l3 Wabasha St open
from u 10 ]: g. H. and from 10 y D m