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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11
jackson and Early.

Sergeant Dick Reid of the National
Police Force followed Stonewall Jack
son and the late Gen. Early over the
hills and Wales OF Virginia during the
war. Reid is man of great memory,
and tells this: jackson and Early were
the greatest of friends, even though
sxtSsmelY opposite in habits. Jackson
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11
$500 Reward!

WE VIII pay the above reward for any case cf
11iver Complaint Dyspepsia sick Headache lu-
n,gestion Constipation or costiveness we cannot
euIs WIN Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when
sne directions are strictly complied with. They
aae purely Vegetable, and never fail to give sat
tnsIaction. Sugar Coated Large boxes IS cents,
neware OF counterfcits and limitations The gen
rms, r,ns ,manntaetnred only by T HE JOHN G. WEST
COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL.
For sale by J. s. Talco.t.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11

"l'ut my God shall supply all your
need according to his riches in glory
hy Christ Jesus (phil i:In.)
l'auI was talking to people who had
lecn giving literally and cheertu.>y.
lie wanted them to know that they
hadn't been losers but gamers. There
are no promises like this in the
Bible FOR people who never do an :
lhlng more Ielig OuS than getting tIU
sup trS and shows TO RAJ money to
FAY Their preachers That the Oh
tn whose cause theT had been giving,
was aD!e to keep them out Of tue
poor house. "Mv God" We viii
have To Know all about the lie Of
~ laul before we can begin to know
tie meaning of these two words.
Paufs God was converting and a
sanct!fYing God. He was IA cod that
could keep him happy with big
thorn IN his SIDE, lie could make him
shout in a dungeon at midnight,
VIII lc he was hungry, and bruised
and bleeding, ana bound ia the
stocks. Paul never complained OF
being Overworkcd, though ne so &c
times worked all day and preached
all night lie WAS content in what
soe,er condition he found himself.
He could lie just a. thankful for a
poor diuner as for Il good one He
had the same kind o. peace when
the ship was going to p c1es that lie
bad in the third heaven. He never
lacked for courage, peace or wisdom
he never blckslid lor a moment he
was misunderstood 10y friends aud
slandeged by brethren. There was
never an hour OF his Christian ife
thati thI devil wasn't trying to XIII
him, but he had God who was
strong to deliver. and who did de-
Ii er him. st Paul's Gods still lives;
let Us trust Him.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11
OUR SUNDAY SERMONS
A FEW SUBJECTS FOR ALL TO
PONDER OVER.

Before They Cali. 1 win Answer'-St.
Paufs Christianity Difference Between
he Natural Man and the Ihrislinn-At
tome and Abroad.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11
Every bay Religion.

HE Gospel is Won.
derfuily commend
ed by the manifes-
tat on OF its Ow /
|Spir:t in is m a 5 =.
tcrs al d followers,
and there S no
wy by which it
can be promulgated
m or c effect ally
tn II by a manly
exhibit on OF Is
sp TT ia o rcvery-
dav life. There $
no weiIhtjcr r.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11

Tho late Chi Justice John ".
Slay ton. Of Texas, who death Is de.
plo. ed In that State u grsat loss 30
the judiciary. served hi apprentices
ship In b acksaita shop la ncnsucky,
snd pursued his sigd.e Vt night.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11
THE BATTLE-Fll,LDS.
OLD SOLDIERS TALK OVER
ARMY EXPERIENCES.
tha Blue and tho Gray Review incidents
OF tine Late War, and in a Graphic and
Interesting Manner ell of Camp, March
and Battle-Thriiiins Incidents.
THE Man With lie Mr.Iaf

iHe Wan with the NUSket.
lhey are building, as Babel was built, to tho
With clash and confusion OF speech
ihef are p;ilng up monuments. massive and
TO lit few names out Of reach.
Ana the PASSIONATE. greer aureied God OF the
great
In a whilns cal riddle oy stone
t"> chosen ieW from the Held and the state,
10 SIT on the stels oi his throne
EMt II viii pass from the rage of yennwn,
THIS ant hill .: common ION ana STRIFE,
fass by where the bro yes and marbles look
down
With their fas, frozen gestures of life
IN, out OF tn" nam"less VINO lie meath the
OF the ptying cyprus and pne;
your man Is the man oi the sword and the
plume,
Eut TIE m III with the musket is mine.
! knew h M. tell yoi, And also l know,
W hen he fell on the hattle.sw-pt ridge
lhat Ioor battered BODY that lay there in
Was only plank in the bridge
O,er which some should pass 10 fame
Ihat shall shine when the high stars sh all
shine
Your hero is lnown by an eehoinr name,
But the man OF the Iatsiet is mine
Know him: all Through the good a0d the
Ran together and equally free:
But judge. ana trust Christ mas Judged the
poor lad.
For death made him noble to me:
In The cyclone OF war i'll the battles eclipse.
l.lfc shook out liz lingering sands,
And he died with he nains that he loved on
his lips.
His mushet still grasped In his hands:
Up close TO the rag my soldier went down.
In the silent front OF the itnc
on may take for your heroes the men OF re
nOwn.
But the man of the musket Is mine"
There Is peace in the May grace OF the
nous
That come when the day work Is done
And peace with the name ,ess who under the
flowers
Lie asleep IN the slant of.he sun
Beat the taps put out lights and silence al
sound!
There IL rife pit strength in the grave
They sleep well who sleep be they crowned
or lDc owned
And death wi be kind to the brave
Army ana Navy tnion.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11
PROTECT YOUR EYES
METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.

School is conducted upon business methods The srg
est and best equipped school II the west Thorough
Bookkeeping Shorthand English and Penmaslp Ttits $2
for weeks Good board 81 25 per week Students
time. In session the entire year. No vacations.
We claim superiority in method Of instructions. Night
school five nights each week free Type wing Actual Business
and Pennanship free Students school for time
instruction and If
they need pay anything and il they do find every
thing advertise will pay their fare md from Sioux
City. For further information and cataloge address
IT, A MILLER u H. BT1ANAMAN. Principals.
Corner Fourth and Court streets sioux CITY, Iswa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11

Some good sto,ies arc going ,h"
rounds concerning Matthcw fcg.
bic, Chief justice of Rrit sh tolu.n.
bia, who died the other day. Here is
one vi them. In lss.. a man wa
charge in Victoria W tn having killed
another man with Il sandbag, an in
face OF the Judges surna ing up the
jury brought in yer let Of mot
guilty" This annoyed the Chief
Justice, who at once sal /:
Gentlemen or the jury mind, that
is your verdict, rot mine. On your
conscience will rest the st gma Il ic-
turning such Il disgracctui verdict
Many rcpetitions OF such cond,.ct ;ts
yours will make trial hy jury a horr :.
bic farce, and the cit of ctoria a
nest Of immortality and cripe COL
have nothing more to say 10 you
And then, turning To the prisa.ler
the Chief Justice added
"You are discharged Go aud
sandbag some of those lur. men; they
need it
WHEN church memh rs want 10
have d picnic en- sunday. ihcf call ii
a amp meeting
MsS'i~a u msn talks too much In
chuch. who tries 10 Ii lake u boy do i
mans wo Il.
Non one i',kd, in a lloasna,l u rs
people laugh.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11
Unannounced Weddings.

Tho nawct dea in society il the
surprise" Wedding. Invitations are
eEt out 10, dinner party, and when
the dinrer Is ever the ia sen is intro
duced In "a lew el-chosen words,
the bridegroom takes his CUES into
his confidence, the bride blushingly
ta.e ho place ana the marriage is
solmnizcd without any further cere-
mO,lp.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11
VI as No Coward,

LII soldiers have
odd notions uf " hat
N bravery and W hat
COW arGice.' said al
Old army officer il
n party Of takers
For that mat or, :
he added, retlcc i've
ly, all men have. I
presUne. ] re
member in ore ui
the fight, before
Richmond my com.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11

And 1t shall come to pass, that
before they call will answer, aud
while they a.e yet speaking | will
hear" lsa. G5:24.) God watches
oar wants so closely that before we
can ind out what we want some.
times He has started rel ef toward
US, and it often happens in Chr stian
life that the answer outruns the be-
tition. When We arise from our
knees, TO- there is IA II essenger from
the throne knocking at the door to
be let in with more than we need.
How blessed for the soul to wrap D.
self up in a promise like the text,
and lie down ard take its rest The
devil is never able to get people 10
wogrg about meal time who know for
themsci yes that this is tru'.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11
Incident: OF Missionary Ridge,

! O. MOORE in
Blue and Gray:
The foil o W ing
story. recently
related to me by
& ap t. Ben Il,
Wright, Will, |
'rHst, prove H.
teresilns to all
old $ o | Il iers,
north and south,
and to all Amer
leans " no revere
the memory OF
the grand old
silent soldier. l.
- ~ - urna til
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11
Westinghouse and Nanierb,lt.

When Westinghouse first obta ued
his patent on the ar brake. like most
inventors he was poor ana friendiesS,
and he found considerable difficult,
in inducing the railroads To apply it
to their ars. lie amazed TO secure
an introduction to Commodore \ an.
derbIlt, who was never noted fer his
gentle manners. Westinghouse found
him engroSsed in his corr spondence,
and hc did not degn to stop reading
hic letters while the inventor eX-
to led the merits of his device When
he had spoken his little piccr, \ an
derbiit for the first time seemed to
take notice Of him, and iouk ng up
suddenly SAID n his Z uiTcst torres:
whats that you say?"
SO estinghouse commenced AL
over and plain d how by aD air
pressure o. thirty pounds to the
square foot the brake was app led by
the engineer, and when he finished
lie waite patiently for the verdict.
Once more the Old Commodore
raised his head long enough to Jerk
out:
What's That yol say about air?"
Westinghouse told him.
Looking him steadily in the face
the Id man replied in freezing tones:
That will do, | have no time to
waste with a id foo"
Discouraged but not diSheart ned,
Westinghouse left, only later TO br NJ
his great invention to the knowledge
Of the Pennsylvania Rai'road al.
thorities. 1T that time Tom Scott
was the president OF the corporation,
and he at once saw the pracl icabllitv
uf the invention and allowed some
Of his cars to he equipped with it,
WITH that opening it was easy
enough tn get the other roads to use
the brake, and Nestingh uses fame
and fortune were made When that
time had arrived he one day received
a letter from Commodore \ anderbiIt
asking him u call at the Central's
ohce. Mr.. Westinghouse reply was
tersc and to the point. He simply
wrote:
IL have no time to waste with a
Id fool. "-Butlalo Courier
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11

THE Rev. Or. Parker, Of the City
Temple London, advises experts in
the hig..er criti ism ',to lin u the
ci cnIation Of their hooks among
themselves, 50 that they may nrcy
and feed and starve upon each others
critical instinct by inventiDg still
longer rolysyllables and pay ny mid
dleman to German word-nongars
WHILE the ey. DIR. David Spencer
was dedicating a church at Nagoya,
Japan a short time ago the Budd-
hists assembled aud at q given sig
nal smashed the lamps, sea tered :he
oil upon the worshipners aud bro.sc
fAs eaOrs aud windows. The Cor
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11
EeSssMER ON BeSsEMER STEEL
Cast irol Converted int" the Harder Sab
stance IA Thirty Minutr~

Cast iroa Converted int" the n.rdcr SAB
stance IN Thirty Minutes.
In the Eng Review Sir
Henry Eessemcr has an itic'c on the
steel industry whi h bears his name.
He reminds lts that a third uf a CEN
Ia y ago hcn.c d steel made from
the costly bar iron Of Sweden rca,-
Led from $50 to 500 IA ton. Now
by tue BassCmcr process, steel OF en-
cell Mt quality can lie made direct
nom crude llS iron at Il cost !idlcu-
lousIy small compared with former
prices, and IN quantities which .hc
Old steel worker, never dreamed OF
dealing with at one operation Ia
view OF the slow and expensive pro.
cess Of converting wrou-it-iruu bars
into crude or blister steel by tnt du&s'
exposure c at very high temperature
10 the "A ton OF car Oh, ca>t IRON
worth only 81 a ton is ir licnr,
>ays, converted into i'e>scmer cast
steel in thirty minute. wholly with
out skilled manip ,ialiUn or The en-
ii yncnt OF fuci. aud while >lll
O@cc b. rui!rl into railroud bars or
lher re iuircd forms. IN" Il tirie
give, vivid picture Of all that has
l2en brought about hv this reroiu-
tIun in a manufacture in viii II, up
10 their own time, there had been 10
change since blades OF niatchless
TEMPER were wrought im he rorge> Of
anascus and IoledO. Stcci is now
adapted 10 a Thousand purposes Of
which our ancestors had no tOnccp-
tion. ~ way Of q wing some idea uf
the enormous production Df Be, euer
steel now Sir Henry asks Us to
Imagine wall five feet in thickness
and twenty feet high, like a gigan.
tic amor plate formed into Il circle,
aad made to surround London. The
inclosure SO made would extend to
WaltOrG on the north side, u Cruy-
don on the south, To Wooiwich on
The east aud To Richmnnd on the
west 1T uld contain an area OF
7Hj square miles, and this great wall
of London, we Ching 10, 90. 900 tons,
woUHd Just be equal to one years
production OF Bes,emGr steel.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11

WHEN church memhrs want TO
have 4 picnic en- Sunday, ihcY call it
a amp meeting.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-20
FINANCIAL.


New YORK, Oct. 19.-The announce.
ment of the engagement of $500. 600 in
gold for shipment tomorrow on the
steamship Ems had no effect upon the
speculation on the stock exchange,
chiefly, perhaps, because at the same
time the sterling exchange market gave
evidence of a declining tendency. At
the opening the stock market was dull,
but the first prices madewer generally
small fraction higher. During sthe5
first quarter of all hour firm tone pre-
vailed, but on small long selling,
slight reaction took place which was OF
brief duration and for the hour follow
ing the tendency was upward on
small business and slight movement. A
slight reaction took place before mid
day. but in the early after.
noon good buying impaired tore
to the speculation and under
the leadership of the grangers prices
again took all upward turn. The i'm
provement was checked about 12:45 by
a raid on Chicago Gas. which had been
bought freely during the morning by "a
clique and which was now sold, it is
SAID. by the same interests. Sugar also
gave away about l per cent. and Ten
nessee Coal and Iron lost II, but the
railway list was we'll held. except Man.
haitian. This stock was sold down by
trader who found it unprotected, and
before any support came a break of 81
per cent from the best prices OF the
morning had been made. Then came
rally of 2 per cent, which was maiu-
tanned to the close. During the
last two hours of business the specu-
latlon was decidedly strong and the
market closed strong with prices at or
near the highest Of the day except in
few instances which show declines
from yesterdays prices. Tie most i'm
portant advances are: General Electric.
~; Pittsburg q Western preferred, X;
81. Paul, rs; Alton q Terre Haute, l;
Burlington & Quincy, q; Missouri
Pacific, "a; Rock Island. Louisville &
Nashville and st. Louis Il Southwestern,
%. The declines above fraction are
Nashville, Chattanooga, 4; Manhattan,
Tennessee Coal and Iron and Laclede
Gas preferred, per cent. Chicago Gas
and Dist!lling are unchanged. Phoenix
Mining advanced to 10, reacted to 10,
and closed at 20.
The bond market was active and firm
throughout the day, the sales aggregat
transactions. A majority of the issues
traded in recorded advances, the more
important gains being: Linseed Oil
deDenture is. 25a; Consumers Gas of
Chicago firsts, and Toledo & Ann Arbor
and Grand Trunk frsts, 2; Chesapeake
Il Ohio r. A. consols, 1ss; st. Paul IL
Omaha consols, st. Paul & Duluth
seconds aud Minneapolis q st.
Louis seconds, l: Minneapolis & st.
Louis southwestern extension tirsts, 2;
Hooking Valley IS declined l and
rallied Is. st. Louis & San Francisco
consoi Is sold at so against 40 on Oct.
Is. Other declines are: Union Ele
waited firsts. 3 per cent, and L., n. A.
general IS, per cent.
The Total Sales of Stocks
today were 157.963 shares including:
Sugar, 43.40o; Burlington, $500; Chi
cago Gas, 20. 100: Distilling. 2.40O; Gen
era! Electric. 1880: Manhattan, $500;
Rock Island. 6.Ooo; st. Paul, 2l.2oo;.
Western Union, $500.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-20
WOODWARD & co
Grain
Commission.
Established 1879.
Minneapolis Markets.
Established 1879.
Minneapolis. Dulu
Duluth

NAhEAASNSs
Wheat futures were quiet and easier
during the forenoon. with a full recov-
cry Of the loss LATER. There was nothing
particularly new to the market. Wheat
ranged as follows:
May-Opening. 5734c; highest, 5Sc;
lowest, 5715c; closing, size.
October-Closing. Sic.
misunderstanding. 551sc: highest,
553sc; lowest, 541Sc; closing, 553Sc.
On Track-No. l hard. size; No.
northern. 5614c; No. 2 northern. 55c.
Some Sample Sales-NO. hard, 2 cars,
571ac; No. l hard. l car, 57Ic; No. l
northern. 81 ears. 5619c; No. northern,
to arrive. go cars, 5611ac; No. northern,
a cars, 553ac; No. northern, cars,
55c; No. 2 northern, smutty. l car,
541ac: No. northern. 2 cars. 55114c; No.
3 wheat. cars. sac; rejected wheat, IL
lbs off, cars. 53112c; rejected wheat. 2
lbs off, 3 cars, sic; rejected wheat, ~
lbs OFT. cars, 53c; rejected wheat, q III
off, car. 5515c; rejected wheat, 2 lbs
off. cars. 53c; rejected wheat. ID
off, car. 55c: rejected wheat.
l 10 off. 2 cars, 541ae; rejected
wheat wheat, lbs off, 2 cars. 5sc:
rejected Wheat, 10 off, off, c saiS 54 &C.
rejected wheat, l Id off. l car, 5a15c;
rejected wheat, l car, SOC; rejected
wheat. 2 lbs off. 7 cars. 521zc; rejected
wheat. 2 lbs off. cars, SIC; rejected
wheat, cars, 54c; rejected wheat, ~
lbs off. cars, see; no grade wheat,
car, 5511ac; no grade wheat. IL lbs off. 2
cars, 54c; ear corn. new, car, sic; No.
white oats. 5 cars. SOC; No. 2 white
oats, l car. 3O1ac;::No. oats. car. 291lc:
No. 3 oats, l car, 1890; No. oats, /
car, 2919c; No. 8 black oats. l car,
29]5c: No. 8 black mixed. O. t.. l car,
29c; No. barley. so lbs. car, 4tc; No.
barley, SO lbs, car, 46c; No. barley,
car, 47c.
Flour First patents. s3.O5@3.35; bak-
ers', S1.90@2.15; low grades, Sl.6O(01 So
Bran and Shorts-Bran. S1O.25(@ 1850,
bulk; s11.25@ 1925 in sacks; shorts, sill
@1L25.
Hay-Market is steady; choice Iowa
upland. SS.50Q9; choice new Mime
sofa upland. s7@s.5C; medium upland,
S7@S; coarse hay. S4@5.
Curn-NO. 3, 54@55c.
Oats-No. 3 white, soc; No. 3, 291ac.
Rye-No. 2. 4411ac.
Barley ominal; No. 5. 45G049c.
Ground Realistically; No. /, per ton,
car lots. sl9@19.5O; cornmeal. car DAD,
5000 per ton; granuiated, $24. so.
FlaXseed-The market is based on the
Chicago mnrket, which closed at s1.49.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-20
Provisions lower. Pork, sls.4o. Lard.


NEW YORK, Oct. 10. - Flour - Re-
ceipts, 2l.700 bbls; exports, II, 100 bbs;
sales, 1860 pkgs; buyers still hold of,
while the mills are firmer; Southern
flour dull; rye flour steady; sales, $50
Dbls; buckwheat flour tirmer. Buck
wheat dull: 5O@65c. Cornmeal quiet;
sales. 300 bbls. 2.400 sacks. Rye nomiDab
Barley inactive. Barley walt aNlE
Wheat = Receipts. 27a.70O bu; sales.
4,O9o,0 bu futures. $4,000 bu spot:
spot market active; No. 2 red. store
store and delivered; No. / northern,
64A4c delivered; No. hard.6l5sc asked
ungraded red, $3.50 delivered; options
frm all the forenoon on higher cables,
reports that the car was dying. good
local and foreign buying ana strong
San Francisco market; after a briet,
reaction in afternoon prices again adj
vanced on purchases of rs loads wheat
at New York and out ports, closed 1Sc
net advance; February closed at 5S1sc;
March closed at 591sc; May. 6Os6 %
90 l5-l6c; October closed at 81 C; Mo-
evmber, 55118c. closed at 5511sc; Deeem-
Der. SIS II -16@66 l5-16c, closed at 551sc.
Corn - Receipts, 1880 bu; exports,
1900 bu; sales. 225.000 bu futures, $4,000
bu spot; spot market tirmer; No. 2, $50
SS"o/4N SAN 'oeois oo/4 N9''oC dhoaes Opttou
market firmer all day in sympathy with
wheat and on good short demand, which
absorbed all offerings; closed 4@skc
up; January. 52s4@531ss C. closed at So {;
May, 5395314c. closed at 5314c; October
closed at $500; November closed at
5513c; December, 5314053ssc, closed at
$3.50. Oats-ReceIptS. $4,000 bu; eX-
ports, 200 bu; sales. 100000 bu futures,
$4,000 6u spot; spot market firm; No. 2,
3l1a@3l5Sc No. 2 delivered. 32%@321Sc;
No. 3, Sic; No. 2 white, 35Ac;; No. s
white. 341ac; track mixed western, 80
@3Sc; track white Western. $50
40c; track white state, 35@4uc:
option market generally firm with wheat
all day, closing 1s@4c advance; Jan.
uary, SAGE, closed at 3411sc; Nav, $3.50
$3.50; November closed at 32114433c.
Hay dull. Hops dull; state, common to
choice. old. 3@Sc: new. 5@1O1ac.
Leather dull. Wool quiet. Beet
quiet; beef hams, sl7@17 so. Cut
meats easier; picked bellies. ~
@S5sc; picked shoulders. 594@55sc;
picked hams. 94@1U19c. Lard weak ;
Western steam closed at $3.50: city.
6$4c; October closed at S7.55 asked ;
January, 81 .4215 nominal; refined weak !;
continent. IS: S. A, $40; compound,
S.. Pork dull; short clear, Sl5.50@17.
Butter quiet; Western dairy, 1913 @16c /;
Western creamery, 15@25c; Western
factory. 11@l5c; Elgins, 25c. Cheese
weak state. large. S(@l01sc; small, $40
lie: part skins, S1a@71ac; full skins.
&c; receipts, 1862 pKgs. Eggs dull {:
state and penn, 20@22c: ice house, 15(0
l615c; Western, fresh, 17(0l91ac; cases,
81. lo@3.50. Iallow dull.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-20
Duluth Wheat.

DULUTH, MIMI. Oct. 10. - Wheat
was dull, but quite firm with the excep-
ton of weak spell just before the noon
hour. The market opened firm, steady
and unchanged for May at SOC. and
little later &c decline for December,
with sales 55Ic. December eased off
to 551ac and May to $500. between II
and IL o'clock. but up to that hour the
market ruled firm and about &c above
the opening figures. During the last
hour bulIish news firmed up the mar
ket and closed firm and steady at yes
terday's prices, with May nc higher.
Trading in futures was dull. There
was fair business in cash stuff. Shippers
were active BUYERS. The mills took a
limited amount at 19c premium, but the
elevators were not i'll the market.
Following were the closing prices:
No. hard, cash, 5719c; October. 571zc;
No northern, cash, SIC; October, SIC;
December. 55%c; May, 591sc: No. 9
northern, cash, 55c; No. 8, sue; reject
ed, 47c; to arrive, No. northern. soc
Rye-45c. Flax-s1.45. Oats-No. 2,
3l14c; No. 8. Gle. Barley-45@5Oc. Re-
celpts Here and at Superior-Wheat,
1885 bu; oats, 4, l07 bu; barley. %, 955
blu; flax, S,SlS Du. Shipments-Wheat,
164.O1O blu; barley. 5000 blu. Car in
spection today: Wheat, ATT; oats, Z:
corn, L; fax, Is; barley, A.