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Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SALE
S3.loD special bargain; ST. n.s.; rooms;
bath: ami.
rooinS; cellar; heated by furnace in good oca-
tion northwest; II sold at be bought
at very low figure.
Nice I-roDm house in Georgetown: will he sold at
Il bargain ID. ID. THOMPSON
jeS 1850 + st. ,baSemenD.
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28
Odds and Ends. f,

Pompous author to (yeteran editor).
What would you advise a man to do
whose ideas are in advane of the times
Veteran editor (promptly)-I would adj
wise to sit quietly down and wait for the
times to catch up. = III.
Boy ton the stump who has, been pa
tiently watching the strange angler for
about an hour)--You amt caught any
thing ave yer? Stranger-No, not yet,
my boy. Boy-There wasn't no water in
that pond till it rained last night.
Il don't like you Aunt Jennie said
Wilbur, after his aunt had interfered
with some cherished idea he had in mind,
ian if you don't let me alone I'll save up
my pocket money an buy a taper A
what? asked his aunt. "a tapir,,'' said
Wilbur, San tapirs they eats antsr'
CT like you Mr.. Lake, the maiden
blushingly admitted "but hate to leave
papa and mama Goodness gracious,
gil'lr' exclaimed Mr.. Lake, of Chicago,
in his breezy way, haven't they had. rhe
pleasure of your company for more than
twenty years? And now when ! ask you
to be my wife for maybe a year or two,
you go and kick
There are some cases. said the young
man, Sin which scientists say that
smoking is beneficial" 'Um---yes,' re-
piled the man of years.. tits a good
thing for ham for instance
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28
sHER1FF's EXECUTION SALE.

Under and by virtue of an Execution issued out
Of and under The seal of the District Court OF the
State of Minnesota in and for the Fourth Judicial
District. and County Of Hennepio. on the l4th day
of November, 1896 uron a judgment rendered and
docketed in said Court and County in an action
therein, wherein Charles X. Fulton, Daniel Fl
Lbbey and Frank II. Libbey, co.partners az
Fulton & Eibbey Company was plaintiff and VIM
Raglan defendant. in favor Of said Plaintiff and
against taid Defendant, for the sum of TIVE nty-
three hundred Sixty and 15l00 dollars, which sid
Execution has to me- as Sheriff of said Hennepin
County, been duly directed aud delivered, have
levied upon and will sell Public Auction: to the
highest cash bidder in the lobby of the Sheriff
main Office in the new District Court House. in ths
City OF Minneapolis, il said County of Hennepin,
on Monday the 9th day of January 1896 at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of that day, all the right,
title and interest that above named Judgment
debtor had in and ito the real estate hereinafter
described on the 10th day Of July 1891. that being
the date Of the rendition of raid Judgment OF
that he may have acquired since that ate the des
CRYPTIC Of the PROPERTY being follows, to wit:
Lots twenty five (25) and twenty-slx (26) and the
sou ten (10) feet of lot twenty en- in block
two (2l also lot forty (40) and the south fifteen N5l
Ragan's Addition to Minneapolis aoco, ding to the
respective plats there on file and of record in
the office of thb Register of Deeds in and for
Hennep,n County. Minnesota.
Dated Minneapolis MINI, November H. 1886.
JOHN T.. HOLM BERG.
- Sheriff of Hennepin County. MINI.
LANE g. NASTZ, BY fHIL T. MEaAARDEN,
Attorneys for Judgment Creditor. Deputy.
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE Of MINNESOTA, County of Hen
nepin.-Probatea Court e{ III:
In hematter Of the estate Of Mary Smith,
deceased. ~ 4&e .s4 J7s.. s. 4 ~
Letters testamentary on the estate of Mary
Smi til deceased, late of the County Of Hem
nepin and State Of Minnesota being granted
to George Smith. I'LL. u.
Its ordered, That six months be and the
same is hereby allowed from and after. the
dale of this order in which all persons hay
ing claims or dem ands against tho said de-
ceased are required to file ths. .anein the
tion and allowance, or be forever barred:
1t is further ordered That the first Monday
in Ju4y 1896 at 10 o'clock a. m: at q general
term Of said Probate Court, to be held at he
Court House In the City Of Minneapolis, in
said county, be and the same hereby is ap-
the said Probate Court will examine and adj
just said claims and demands: III
And 1T is further ordered, That notice OF
such hearing be given to all CT editors and
per sons interested in said estate by forth
with publishing this order once in each week
for hree successive weeks i'm The Irish Stan
dard, a newspaper printed and published in
said county. 5t ~
Dated at Minneapolis, this 18th dayof De-
cember. 1885. a..
BY the Court: JOHN II. STEELE.
Judge OfSfrObate. :
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28
I:ROBATE. NOTICE.

STATE OF MINES oTA, County of Hen
nepin Probate Court.
In4tle matter Of the estate ofSamuel S. Nc
Canley, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Lydia
L. cCamley1 Of Bou.der Colorado. repre-.
died mi estate, - resident and inhabitant Of
the county OF Kalamazoo and Sta:e OF Michi-
gan leaving estate within this County. OF
of his estate be to John A.. Green granted:
1t is ordered that said petit ton be heard at q
general term of this Court, to be held at the
said County. on Monday. the 9TH day of Jan.
| nary, 1895, at 10 o'clock n the forenoon: and
persons interested, by publishing this order
at least once in each week for three success
i've weeks prior to said day Of hearing, in The
Irish Standard o newspaper printed and pub
. lished in said County:
Dated at minneapolis this 18th day of De-
cember. 1885,
By the Court: JOHN Il. STEELE,
ID Judge of Probate.
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28
Only Four Days to California.

In response to popular demand. the
Minneapolis & st. Louis Railroad enters
upon its 18th year Of Phillips Personally
Conducted Excursions to California
Elegant upholstered Tourist Cars run
through to all California points without
change, leaving ST. Paul at Z p. m.
Minneapolis 1856 p. m. Oct. 3rd, and}ey-
cry Thursday thereafter, and reaching
California in less than four days. In this
age time is an important factor in the
selection of a route. The Albert Lea
Route is the quickest and most popular
The price of double sleeping berths is
Only $500 through. a gentlemanly con-
ductor accompanies the car and q col
ored porter accompanying the car per-
forms the usual duties. Passengers may
take meals in dining cars, OF prepare
them on cooking ranges provided for the
purpose.
Secure reservations early, addressing
A.: B. QUITS.
CT. e p. A, NJ. &. ST.. .Ry., I
!, s. Minneapolis, MINI.
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28
PROBATE NOTICE.
CoLLEGEvILLE. MINI.

a = . + ~ ll-T {. ~
STATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Henne-
III pin-Prob bate Court.
In the matter of the estate of John w. Klep-
L On reading and fling the petition Of Emma
r. Marshall. of Red Lake Fails. Polk county,
Minnesota, representing that John W. KEEP
per has lately died interstate, 4 resident and
Of lowe, leaving estate .within this county OF
! Hennepfn, and praying that administration
OF 5hisestate be to James D Marshall granted
tits ordered that said petition be heard at
general term OF this Court. to be held at the
Court House in the city Of Minneapolis: in
said county.on Monday; the 9Th day Of Jan
and that notice Of such hearing be given to
all persons interested, by publishing this or
der ut least once in each week for thre, sue
cessive week prior to said day of hearing, in
The Irish Standar I'd, a newspaper printed and
pu blished iniSaid county.
Dated at Minneapolis this 18th day OF De-
Gem Der, 1893. ~
Judge of Probate.
L.C. sIMoEs
Attorney for Petitioner,
/ - Red lake Falls MINI.
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28
I
= I rs rs &

Falls, Inn Duran,
& ,Jr and n LIS Eiaslla Mox were killed SUN
4 in q most di stresstng manner
ISIS NOW ~ domestic In Buraa's
| family on q farm about @122 miles from
& here She went to a2dance near Carlisle
sta lion. bout nidnig ht lit was appaI-
enf that Rurau S wife was tO: he confined,
sO he went after Miss NIox and to tellsllis
I hrntheT to go after a4ph ysic ian Iie sg0t
the girl and as hes:Was crossing the
i IN orthern track at Carlisle they
+ were 81 rfaclksby an, east bound passenger
train. BilraH, Miss Mox and the. horses
4 were all killed. The girl had both legs
4 an an arm broken, and was njured in
ternalIv Burau had both legs broken
and his skull crushed. The girl was con-
i scinlls long enough to tell who they were
and where they were going and died.
BHraus lived three hours. but never recov-
cred consciousness. They were both
brDughtsto Fergus Falls and friends noti-
4 fed. Burau, who formerly lived at Os-
SEQ. was about Is years old and leayes.a
xife$ and three children. Miss Mox was
17tyears old. ~. + -. 81.
Helena, Mont.-The Helena CONSOLE
dated Water company has entered suit
against the city OF Helena to collect $13.-
1920 for furnishing water from Jan. 10
4 to Dec. 10, 1895. Recent charges of brib-
cry circulated concerning the water COM
pany,. the council, and members OF the
( First National bank connected with the
water company, irritated the council and
! it refused to allow the bill when it was
presented. Hence the suit. The mayor
has appointed committee to investigate
the bribery charges during the first week
in January, 1896.
Il Montgomery, Minn.-Over a week ago
Postmaster Miller, went to Albert Lea to
purchase a horse Since then nothing
has been heard from him. He conducted
q general merchandise business at Doyle,
and was postmaster and wheat buyer.
Before going he drew what money there
was in the bank and got several people
to indorse notes, on which he raised mon
ey He leaves a wife he welded two
years ago, and with whom he liked hap
PLY. S. -
Tower, Minn.-Maj. Baldwin, chair
man OF the Chippewa Indian commission
and Mr.. Hayden, surveyor, met the chiefs
OF VerTnillion Lake reservation at Sucker
Point, for the purpose of discussing the
question Of allotments on said reserva-
llOU. "A 1neeunS VI Tic cOlAiiAooiou duu
the chiefs will be held at Elbow lake,
Jan. 8, 1896, to make allotments to each
Indian who desires one, and makes Sc
lection prior to that time.
Duluth, Minn.--May Grier, a teacher st
a small school in the outskirts of the city,
WAS walking home with her months SAL
airy upon a lonely road when she was
held up and robbed by an unknown high
waSman. AS he started to run she pulled
a revolver and fired four shots and he
dropped his plumber.
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28

&c NEW YORK PRODUCE.
New York, Dec. 26.-F'lour. receipts,
110,204 bu; sales, 1900 bu; state and west
ern quiet.
Wheat, receipts, s0o,625 bu; sales, $4,000
bu; No. 2 red dull, steady; March, 661a@
66Ac;. May. 65A @651ac. 50
Corn, receipts, 212.550 bu; sales, $4,000
bu; No. 2 dull, firm; January, 337s@33Ac;
May, 341hc: NO. 2, 1884 @35c.
Oats, receipts, 2532O0 bu; sales none;
No. 2.dull, steady; May, .24c; western 23@
Csc -
Beef quiet; extra mess. 81. 5o@s; family,
$1O@1O.50. .+. -
pork steady; mess, IS. 1908. 25. i
Lard nominal -. ~ .,. = =
Butter, receipts 15,435 pkgs; quiet, easy;
western dairy, 11@19c; do creamery, $50
25c; do June, 1762211ac; do factory, 100
1Sc: Elgins, Csc; imitation creamery, 15c;
rolls. 110018c. - e'.s.- *.,.s -. --rr
: Cheese, receipts. 2,11S pkgs; quiet and
firm; western. small, 9A@1014c; part
skins, 3A@7c; full skins, 2@3c.
Egg@Receipts, 1891 pkgs; quiet; west
Eggs, receipts, 1891 plSgs; quiet, west
ern, 201ac. ~, g.. ..-
Sugar, crushed. SIC; powdered, 47sc;
graduated 4Mc.
Petroleum quiet; refined, $7.7O@7.75.
Molasses firm, 2S@36c. -,
Rice, fairly active, 3@5&c.
Freights quiet, firm.
Tallow quiet; city, 37sc bid; &c asked;
country, 4@4Ac.
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28
8 FLOUR AND. COARSE GRAINS.

sss,ElalO t. AMI. ,COAhSoEi GHfAlINi>.s -
g 3aFLOUR-The depressing effect of the
holiday season in the flour business is
now in full force. Buyers everywhere are
y DESTROYS of allowing stocks to become at
a low point before the new years invoice
and settlement. Mills are grinding heav-
iiylgand shipping on shipping directions
which came last week, and are generally
somewhat behind with orders, There is
no particular feature to the trade, as
Spectators and large dealers are practic-t
ally out Of the market, and business is
confined to the wants of actual consunp-
ton, which at this time is small indeed
The effects of the holidays in Europe are
more marked than in America, and for
eign trade. as a consequences, is OF little
Importance. Quotations stand unchanged.
h BRAN AND 'SHORTS-The market for
THESE products is somewhat easier than
4 That which was reported last, week., al
though prices have not suffered to any
great extent as yet. Mills In many instan-
ces are quite we'll sold ahead on the basis
of the 81 quotation made last week, and
their tendency is, at the present time, to
sell ahead on all bulges and withdraw
from the market on declines. Some of, the
larger ones, however, have been unable
To sell far enough ahead on the last ad
vance. and as a consequence are yet in
the market on the present decline The
ST.quatation made last week is now out of
4 the question. except in very small lots.
and mixed cars, when that price might
1 be obtained for q, coarse bran. Standard
bran Is quotable at about $3.50. Coarse
bran, Sc rs. Shorts continue weak at
around IS. % to Sc So Middlings, S.. 25 to
$S.7s, covering all grades. .*ssf IA
Eran in bulk. .....s....-. SO, 500 6.75
I Bran in sacks, 900 lbs. 1900 lis
h Bran in sacks, 100 lbs. 5000 8 rs
Shorts 80. 6.25GDf II. 5U
28 FEED AND MEAI4-Trade in these.
pEpduGtS continues small and of a rather
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28
GRAIN MARKETS.

r. THE MINNEAPOLIS MARKET.
The prospects of good clearances gave
the market stronger opening this morn
ing May wheat opened at 537sc, sold up
to&5414c and held around sac for some
time Bradstreet's report of the large
world $ increase made the trade cautious,
and the market turned weak, selling down
to e53asc, closing at that price sellers.
l% Prices are very low, and it does not
seem probable that they will go much
lower especially as stocks are recover
ing from the late break.
The primary receipts for two days were
1,246, 900 bu, the clearances from the At
J lantic seaboard for two days were large.
4, ] .056, 900 blu or wheat and flour, and for
four days 1853. 900 bu. The few cables
received were fractionally higher, and
Bradstreet's make the worlds increase
for the week 3, ZIG 900 bu, which was larger
than expected The shipments to the con-
tinent were 100000 blu for the week
against theoretical requirements Of $780,
600, .bu., Trading is so, light that the least
Bit OF unfaNorable news affects the mar
ket, and will do SO until it gets out OF it's
present nervous condition. s.
Ss Local receipts for three days were 637
cars, against sos cars for the same time
last year. Good 40 wheat was offered
at 4Sc, q
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28
To California Without Change. Y
..The milwaukee,,

On every Saturday during the winter
an elegant Pullman Tourist Sleeper will
leave Minneapolis 1925 a. m), st. Paul
S:35 a. nj, and arrive Los Angeles, Cali.
fornia, at $50 p. m. following Wednes-
day.
rick Route to Kansas City. thence via
the A.. T.. & s. f. Ry. through Southern
California. s
A most delightful winter route to the
coast.
tween St. Paul and Minneapolis and Cali
fornia than via any other line.
Rate per double berth. $500 through
from st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Leave st. Paul and Minneapolis every
Saturday morning, arriving Los Angeles
every wednesday afternoon,
For berths, complete information, and
lowest rates, apply to THE Milwaukee,
agents, ST. Paul or Minneapolis, or adj
dress -. T. CDNLEY,
ASST Genl Pass. Agt., st. Paul, MINI.
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28
CHICAGO 1--we STOCK.

,a.E5la1IAI1IgIlYsE5. IUs-fA. ~
Union Stock Yards;YSrIll., Dec. 26.-The
sDroWers ] ournal Official quotations to-
day are as foil S. &
u Gait Receipts, Z. 500 head market
fEoIasT sphsslra were strong j; fair best
So 33. .25@ 6 stocksrs and feeders,
.Ss35 az go nlsxed cows and bulls 81 400
b s5sE TgxasssS 1905 %.
17 900 heat ;ssst igl1ated for tonioI1pN
head market S3s.3S
ana butchers 1k
rs
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28
stephenson,s Unpublished Novel.

st. Ives the novel left substantially
complete, and unpublished, by Robert
Louis. Stevenson at his death, is de-
scribed as purely romance Of adyen-
ture. 1t is the story of a French prisoner
captured in the PENN ular wars, who is
shut UP in Edinburg Castle; there falls
in love with a Scotch girl who, with her
aunt, frequently visits the prisoners
There is early in the story duel under
extraordinary circumstances between
ST. Ives and fellow-prisoner; after ,yari-
Gus episodes a dangerous plan Of escape
is decided upon, and the daring ST. Ives
finally becomes free man. The perils
that he undergOes while in hiding about
E.dinbufg, his adventures on the Great
North Road with strangers and robbers
his final escape across the border into
England. his subsequent return to Edin-
burg, and many other incidents of this
splendidly concsiVed story are told in
the spirited, vivaeious and wonderful
style OF which Mr.. Stevenson was a mas
ter &: 4; Il 8.
If. Sidney Colyin himself an author
anderitic OF rare ability and master OF
style says of this novel that. ...as a tale
Eof adventure manners, and the road,
which is all it was: meant to be. 1t will
he found "a very spirited and entertain
ing piece. From s. s.. Mcclure. Limit
led, 80 Lafayette Place, New York. sS55
tss S
2peadwood. S. D.-Kennan 4Ardt, night
foreman OF the precfpitating rooms at the
KiIdonan mill, fell from the top OF tank,
distance OF rs feet, breaking his back,
and he was therwise bruised and man
glsd: ST. IS 5Ss g:
bbing, NJ Inn. FIRE destroyed the first
building erected here. log 81 ructure
'ssgE ting board
Il W. racornrne nded to- the count COM
HAT fas iicf s0slnt ~
sAndeIsoiast1s MINI epceed-
ifleS TIL Incf
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28
currAco pRODr-cE

Chicago, Dec. 26.--Butter easy; extra
creamery, Csc; seconds, 19@21c.
Eggs weak; fresh stock, 191a@20c.
Cheese steady: Young Americas, 9@91ac.
Dressed poultry steady; chickens, 61a@
&c; spring chickens, 7@Sc; turkeys, 100
lie. .zt-.If
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28
PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter-Receipts continue steady, but the
demand is medium and an easy feeling pre-
dominates at present on all gra!dles :. with wit
ing is evident in all markets, and is ex,
planned by good. Judges who have watched
the situation as being caused more ny an
unusual light demand than by an overpro-
ductlon, as judged by the makes of past
years o..
having a fair movement, and Stocks are
heavy On other grades of -creamerles the
movement is light. Diaries are IN good sup
and most sales are made at present quota,
tons Roll and print In heavy supply, and
more offered than the trade can take care
quantities and sells below packing stock
Quotations Packing STOCK firm and want
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28

Creameries- ''tts. - go s''i---s'.,s, =. =
!s!sss 5aasy 3 81 81
S Thirde sour or strong tops and @
sides, or badly notified. ........... 10 on
limitations, firsts. ......... ..........e17 @lS
limitations, seconds ....>..'...'..'.. u s914
Extras. perfect goods ,:....,., 1870 So,
First, lacking in flavor. sweet. 4 a g I15
S s1s,s; IN epia
Roll and print, fancy 1890. = GIT
Roll and print, choice. SWEET. ll1a9lZ
Rool and print, air struck, some go
broken t,....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NAVE
Ladies'
Extras 3 Il S11s
sdrsts ~
Packing stock - >: 80. - =
cheeseTh h market is quiet. with only a
fair trade. Fancy makes are f \ ,ady
held; while sharp goods are easy and !. not 20
Twins, or fats, full cream. good to
twins or flats, full cream, sharp
Brick. extra fancy ................ll .@1l1s
Brick. No. .:...... @p r.
Lmburser 10 @191s
LLmaburger, No. s a. g.
Prlmost, NO. l..-.. +....- ....-...-.-. G2s
Primost No. b.. ......s.:. e. : 5
Sf EE:Ssss.S;s j. stSi:t,y fresh TIA
very small, and all coming are having a
ready sale at quotations. Most of the az.
15I.c-s These goods show considerable
shrinkage by Gambling. Storage stock sRoSNi
Strictly fresh laid, cases included 17a1IH:
Fresh, fall held ;. j, eg ea
seconds, cases included :: IL g 9, III.
Cold storage, No stock tgla. S
Cold storage No. stock ~ OIL I,
90 Cases returned 1af less. rs 81 go
re- Sales are made subject to Gambling less
Poultry-The holiday trade OF the past
two days on poultry has been the most sat
isfactory for years. Stocks 81: turkeys were
cleaned up xirtalland more Goods eGga
The market is now in splendid shape 10
taRe care OF receipts and more should be
the. week There will be considerabie call
for turkeys for next Sunday US dinners and
Ho.stock Is on hand to supply the call ~
the trade took al lin sight. and the mar
ket IS firm this morning. ss5
Chickens We're in good supply, ana while
some we're carried over. the: quantity.sWas
not great, and the market is in really good
condition this morning, Though trade is
Dressed Poiiltry lsss ss5s
Chickens, fancy, all young 6saelI7
Chickens, fancy. young and old. s %
Chickens, fair tsl good hut porly
hIsssaS s1ss1sas pa
Turkeys. fair 70 good sIlasss,
Turkeys, scalaWaE s: II. SIS. e sa9Ae
Ducks, good e fancy
sasss. po ii isss.
sfpuitry Receipt heavy 1tais 4
ashlas ssIs 81 ' sseps ssD
sses ffe ssII
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28


An Europe can Cur ~ q q
GoxsDoRF, pxEnsvze,l sax ssas
Il WaS one year; last month since hAa thei Ss
B attack of epilepsy, and p considers y sellS u
cured " Pastor kOeniE s Nerve Tonic q BelaNeN
i used this true remedy had spent al II
money for other medicines and sphysieas1Asnas.
none DID me any good; the Tonic 81 81 81
Several Prominent Phys icians SO
.st GoLcoNDA, liz, j -, 1894 e
NY child had epileptic attscks once month"; 8.
for which several prominent physicfan1s could ~
not find any remedy, and the girl could not 90 gs
StO.echcOl, but since she took Father K0Ani8.0MS
Nerve Tonic she had no more Its ard aoas % sSSs
school again. ~. o. BAKER,
{ Mrs. E. Ruebensker, of piopolis, I'LL, was 10
nervous and sleepless that insanity was fe4rsss
ed. but Father Koentg's Nerve Tonic Cure6 4
RnFF A Valuable Book on Kcryeus Uig-s
y II LII II eases and q sample bottle 70 any 3D.
KNH dress. Poor patients also get the ned-ss
NAD icine free. =.
This remedy has been prepared by the Rev. Father
Eoenis, OF Fort Wayne. Ind. since 1896 ana ~ now
under his direction by the 5slsL s5ti - p
KoENlc MED. CO.. Chicago, m. II
40 s. Franklin Street. ID i. s Sss&ssg
Sold By DrugRists at 81 per Bottle. 0dDr O. 81
4,rve Siye. esl.7-. cr,-+t'~~ -. No. 5ss5s5
Sold in Minneapolis by Hofflin- Thomp-
son Drug Co.. 101 Washington av s.
The Irish standard., 1895-12-28

NlllHedpOuS-EO IlllS WEEK, tll6 output
will drop to a point not touched in a long
time obably 100000 bbls, observance OF
Christmas and the water power being, in
the main, responsible. Flour was not ac-
tive last week; yet about 300, 900 bbls were
reported sold. Domestic trade again was
the chief buyer, though some parties did q
good deal in export. Declines In wheat
offers out that they would otherwise have
felt obliged to. reject, this being the case
in export. Foreigners seem, to want clears,
being ready to pay a very fair price for
them, but, as prices offered for patents are
regarded as relatively too low, millers are
slow to- selk clears except where a proper
tionate Az sat of patents can be worked.
Millefs s;s4 53at domestic buyers seem to
feel that1s Eyses are at bed rock, and they
are plaellss i, orders from which supplies
can, be drawn in the future. Some of the
mills, particularly the smaller ones. while
having plenty Of orders, are not getting
shipptngtdirections' as fast as they would
like to see them come in. Export ship
ments were $4,000 bbls, against SS ,975 bbls
1893. The feed market is quiet, with less
western demand, and recent export sales
have caused red dog and low grades to be
a little fir1ner.
Superior uluth-A lighter output is
looked for the present week. Three mills
ity of 1000 bbls daily, but they were down
Christmas. Last week moderate sales Of
-four Were made, though unsettled mar
kets caused buyers TO hold off. Clears,
with some. parties, are in fair demand
Feed, especially bran, is firmer. Mill
stocks of -four are $4,000 bbls, against 40
900 previous week, and 1000 in 1894. Elk
port shipments, $500 bhls against 1880
preceding week, 1900 in 1894, and 1900 in
1885,