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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

7h-ave. No |; Edward Miltenberger and wife to - =,
ST. Vincents Hospital city Of New-York. 27,0t
tees. etc, to LLOYD Bryce ............... 49, .;
boulevard Ss.T II Of ISth-st. 202x3 Tx
irregular; Edward Browne. referee, to Clarence 49, .
47th-st 3 $. 475 II of lOth-ave. 2oxlOOo;
Charles II Murray. referee to Francis kei- :, 4.
a3i-st. n 8 sai3 It W OF OH ave. is9xTs lOx
lS.9x7Si: Rachel Riordan to r G w Hartley. Zo'o'
roth st. No 40 East; Thomas Mcmahon 10 Bridget 90 ~
Mcmahon ..........!... INV
Riverside Drive n g lOst-st. l02 llMlZ2l ii
xl0o.i1x1421i; Clifford A Hand executor. 10 go n,
Henry COrwith. io'"'
l3sh-st. s g. 275 II Of Boulevard. l5x99.1; :, q,
Kingsbridge Road. 2lsth-st centre line ara NAT
DWckman and wife to John Beaver ....,...... lO0Ot
15Ith-st. = 2i2 II e Of Courtlendt-ave 25xloZs
x25xl9l5: Leopold Hutter and wife TO the r NJ
l47th-st. 5 100 II Of Brook ave lUxlW;
Frederick WOLF and wife TO Katharine r MI 90 M
white-st. No l22: James KernoehaD ct al. =, q.
trustees Henry Knabe. a. ~
st. no iGO Harris Newton as executor &C q
TO Arthur Anderson % o.oic 400 W.T.
Boulevard $, 1888 II OF 18th ~ ZN'oVN,yg
xs9 Edward Browne. referee to clarence " "a o.
Day ...................'. "
18Th st n s. 2O0 # OF 2d-ave 1sxlOV3; Peter ., -
DE Lacy to Anna u Hahn. - .. io'''
Madison ave S2d ~, 100 sx623; Albert 90 ~
Wagner and wife to Frederick klingman a.. c''"
l27th-st 9, 1l5 II OF Lexington ave 3ixci a.. -
Louisa Riede to Richard II Clarke ., ~. fo'''
10Th 1t. $, 100 Il 81 2a,a Ia 10 7a
Isth-st n s. 435 II OF Lenox ave. 2oxl0oll: s.o.
Jacob Kottek and wife to sarah J steele q"
LorHsrd-st, No A. S, Westches,er Selah u 40,
strong referee. to Laetita NJ Myers ..,..,,. 9,o
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.


The following plans for buildings and alterations
filed yesterday.
New buildings.
18th 81. No ~ TO II East for a ten-story brick
store and lofts. by Arthur IL Ely Of No 50
wall 81, owner s'S-''o''"o
13Jth 1t and Broot-ave. " corner. for two hve-
story brick fats and stores. by Richard Neville.
OF No l24 East liiih St. owner ........:...' ooooo
Montgomery and lI6th-st W corner, Tor
2i2 story dwelling by Mrs Mary \ Scott. ~
OF Morris Heights owner oooo
Crotona-ayN, s. 125 II Of fremont ave. for
three-story frame tenements. By James -.
Bracken, OF No 55I West 3Ith ST. owner .... 300
Alterations
Vanderbilt ave. 1871 Il OF 10th st, BY Julia .
c IIendrckson. of No ST. Cauldwell-ave. owner. IL
"A frame dwelling, etc.........- 400
25th-st No n West. by Trinity Corporation, Of
basement brick dwelling 5000
To a. three rec $40 '"i Brick public school 1900
shave No 1913 by Peter Doelger. Of l0O'h-st and
Riverside Drive, owner, to a three-story brick
hotel
Courtlandt ave. No 7s4 by Jacob Fischer. OF No
7Si Courtland ave, owner, 10 a three-sfory
frame tenement and store ..:.;....:;.. 800
1ith-st No West. by the estate OF Josephine
/. Peyton, O No 80 Pine-st. hye-story brick
tenement and store 1900
I0th-st, AIS East by 4 + Bliss, IL. Of No S32
East Isth-st. o a four-story brick tenement...
41th- AZ No 30 West, by Mrs George p Bowler, OF
ment brick dwelling NATURALIZATION. 10000
3Sth At No II West by Julia Is Mings. Europe.
TO q hye-sory brick dwelling ......,.,,,..... LsoO
C9th-st No 80 East. by Marion f lsaacs. OF No
~ East MDth-st. fourstory and basement
Broonie-st No i4i by Emile Berlnger. OF No i4l
Droome-st. to 'wostory and attic brick dwell -.
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Gorses anb Carriages.


ENoE SA -s7o0-Owing change in business offer
my private ran,tiy complete ronssting eofsone
pair ~ gent. emans driving roxesone trap PAR Of
light harnesses. al IN Al condition The
A s S gns s s :o sE SII sSus
easy, perfectly broken double or single Not sfrsn OF
sesn, .d Il wagSsei hsm b fissi IN syery way:
shaps'.snd manner n you want perfect hatly snd
no horss dealer Address e. b. 0ffiLDs. sDrnsn( isA
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Ga f,t for Business Duruosss


BUILDINGS STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LIT
ID Chambers, spruce. Beesman Fultop, yohn Maiaen
Lane Dey Barclay Park Place. Park Row. Nassau WIZ
lam. Gold Gin. Pearl Water and many other sreen
',.-. rutland & WHITING. Beekman-st-
A ENTERTAINMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received at their Uptown Once. No. l242 broadway.
"a door north Of 3lstst.. untl o'clock p M advef-
senents rsceyed 81 the feosins branch 9lSss a. Frsa
until O'Clock VIZ: 2oi sh ave- . G.
cor 23d sT ib2 CHI ave- 2thst 142 colambus-avex
near West 66Ihst. l06 West i2d ST.. eth-aye "
svss ise Fast 47t-st Isas 3i.ave between !e,h and
near s6th-e; SO ave near !is 81 So % e;
81 ave: 2Ge2 3d-eve: 95 Amsterdam ave,i +o3 West
42d las East sth ST 2o3 East 18th g. s'o sh aye
ss,h s. eao Broadway 5es 3D. ~ ssn-syss
ad-ave.. 1i3tst.: S6 East 25th ST. near 30 ave:
24S West l29th-st.. bet. eth and sth aves j. y.
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Gountrn i1rcpertp to fsi.

COTTAGES At LONG BEACH, L.I.
% miles from NewYork frequent trains located on the
Ocean Beach, furnished cottages II rooms all improve
msnts. tt.+ t..,.t..s
LONG BEACH ASSOCIATION. II BROApWAf'
GREENwICH coNN.-To rent for the season. reason
~ ably. q fine house all modern improvements staoie'
10 acres: 10 minutes from depot lmnedale posses
Inquire OF J. DEINAGE TRiMBLE. Ill Bnoanwsy.
CEASHORE COTTAGE the Sound near Gun.
- ford Conn well Furnished good bathing bostins and
fishing: boat furnished Terms three months 500; four
months 800 JOHN PATTERSON. Box 400. Waliins-
ford. Conn. ..-, PAP .~-e- go =. ~.
YyO LET FURNISHED. -Geneman's residence, large
i house. wide plszzas fruit and shade trees " asy s
dance modern improvements; In good order sapie car
rage and hen houses located hill and IN every way
desirable One hour from New-fork Rent iM summH
or by year Particulars address c. &. CAMPBEii. Mo
tucha ~ I
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GUNNER Resorts.
THE HAICYON
formerly Haicyon han.

MILLBRO0a DUCHESS CO. y: T.
Easily accessible; unique in design liberal IN manage
perfect cuisine: beautiful drives. ideal olcyce
1000 feet eevaon reached from Grand Central Depo6 n
two hours: moderate rates. Address H. II. ROBEtTSoN
Proprietor. Mibrook y. Y.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
a received their Uptown Once No l,2'2 hr'aawsy.
~ door north 3is-st., until o'clock p M adNer
fssmeps received at & following branch 9nisss a. Fssu
until o'clock VIZ .ot sth o. g.
CO., ssd- ST. i52 ave- i2-st; ii2 COLUMBUS ave
Vest cGth-s 100 West t2d g. near ON AVE- sS
sves iSa Eas, iIih-s l8ss 81 ave- between ION and
near sOth-st ESQ I'd near tsizst 81 3d-aye S55
Rsecker-st oQs 3d-avr: $40 East Ieth-st; l.5zl
NV; aGG2 I'd ave; 05 Amstsrdam-ase l0s West
sai"st iIs East Gth-s 2O3 East 18Th 81 SIG s'h-axe
sSn iGao sdsys p se s.h-s scs
sd ave pear Ii3thst: 1876 East t2lhst near 3daye';
IA Vast I15.h-st.. bat 7th and sta ayes f
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Gouutrp llrousrtp for Sale or 90 fs

V>oN"@NI-Nl[N%ONNrNNN|>NN> OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
n FoNTcL AIft-NEw- YoRR'S HIGHEST AND
WI =" HEALTHIEsT SUBURB.
homes 10 y nuferate price; large
shade largest and finest reedfnce IN
MONTREAL twelve acrss every. modern Eti
be rented at norninAl price Apply Ira q CfiAyE
Harrison ,-cas.- hudson, A. y ety.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Asnar HeT Wo and a. 70 Sasss s $500
sIst.si 100000
Francis Becker. 6sdst, 275 # " of Central 700
Buck Charles and wife to Edward and s Henry
iirsh corner Ars'F'ua..a.e anu 6OOoo
neo2 Year John to Isaac NJ Dyckman e Broad,
%sy or k, yssrs hoaa at $1,000
carSith ,s' len Sy" TO clifford Hand Of
Charles H nsIa 'fGeI years eo'"'' 1000
ioih-st 1905 # Of Manhattan years years 1900
ms o7ihst Bic It Of columbusave, year. ,ooo,
cam TiSr's"S Wiiam X. and wife to Newsork
Rans Lean Banking co 1anssaave s2ss
Denns Mar and Warren; to Malvina d Lewis ,5oo
No 20 wsrreps' r., eIe srrs year colt trustee OF
Marie l. Cameron, boulevard. ss7 # of "a ooo
reT T,'r,s'' Edward and wife % John Lembiss
n s 1s,h-st. $50 IT Of columbus-ave / year. eooo
F.hsT William II: to Aaslaide Davis Davis So ,1ooo
Same to trustees Of Robert College. Of Constant,
nope. ia6th-s'. 1884 # Of LenoH-a'e I, %,
GSldseia. sarah to Dry Dock savings Institution
Market-st. hot i16 map Hendrick Rutgers 90 On,
nab sT Michael ana wife to Michael Huber
II Mary Streupert. No PA Clnton-st years OOVo
Hahn. Anna and Nathan H. to Peter DE Lacy ,o,oo
Holland, AIiee 81 to william Douglas: executor
II John 9 Kane W Berseh-aVe' loo " Vi 5000
Same to Flizabe,h A jenacss, same property ,ao
Johnson SON George r. ana wife to the Mutual Life
Tx ~ n 5th.sve year. ........r... 5000
Kcllerhouse. Albert 10 Lucy A browning, No j." oo,
Goerck 81. years. -''"N"
f"rd 9Th st. AS II Of 10th ave years. 1900
Kitchen Katharine T. TO Judson Todd .soh.
l4fth-st. $50 OF Brook ave year. mtges oUOo
S1 RrooE * ave. year 1900
trustee 7is,-st 40 It Of 18th ave years GOA
McGay. Isaac and wife u the New York say
ave 3 S vear, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Merritt Arnntha TO the Metropolitan Improve
demand "qma 3D. 1900
Ochs Martin 70. and wife to the Manhattan
years .....'...'... 5000
Greenwch-st "a It i OF Van Dam-st years 1900
Steele Sarah j. to Fanny l. Korn. n llsth-st,
months ...."..."....' ....''''........ $1,000
81 Vncents Hospital. city Of New York. to
Edward Mltenberger. corner 1th ave and -
iit-s' ~ years -"'"'"
eist ST. 100 It Of 2d-avs year $4,000
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Furnished 6onses 90 fst-Gountru.

&UIUl5utu DuuntS w III NpuNutUs.
,y>,n~>>>,cvoooooN~o~n~n
A T NEw-cANAAN. CT. furnished house bedroe ms.
"A hot and cold water. etc: extensive grounds stable
ana cottage. Apply to H. o.. THOMSON
Anchor Post Co., 10 Cortlandt-st. ..-.r4
DIDGEFIELD CONN.-For tent. furnished cottage. IA
III rooms. ipcludns bath and laundry: hot and o9d
excellent drinking Apply between 10 a. and
D. M or D. m. THEODORE b. STARR. 20G Eth
NeW-Iork City 're -"~''o =
CAPE COD.-WychInero seashore cottages. Harwich-
- port completely furnished sanitary plumbing path
bathing pine forest Circular and photo
graphs. j. IL East s7th-st ~. 70 :
rTNO LET.-Furnished or unfurnished hcuss I rooms,
i Attlc pleasant location; low rent Call AZ 40 sOith
3i-ave, Mt. Nernon. n. y.
A DvERTIsEMENTs and subseriptiSns fas The TItbsce
"A their Uptown Office. No Lag Bruadvass
north OF 3lst-st.. until U o'clock adyer
tsements received at the following branch offices at reSu
lar Office rates until O'Clock p VIII 25t ave e
near West 6Gth-st 100 West 42d St. 6th.ave, %
East iith-st.; ISL West .2d-s bstwssn tn and SEA
AYES 100 Est t7thst l,33s % ave- between 18th nnd
Tim ss,; ICes sd-avs near els st-ss Los oisi ave
near sah-t ESQ sd-ave 4is-sts 5s& 3d-aves 3yl
Blsecker-st 2oos 3d-ave: 2.o East 10th St. y nel
eldest; iiS East 10th ST.; 205 East ssth-st '- - -
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THE MOST REMARKABLE BOOK OF THE

THE MOST REMARKABLE BOOK OF THE
THE HUNT FOR HAPPINESS.
BY ANITA vIvANTI CHARITIES
JUST OUT
TALES FROM TOWN TOPICS GO 20l.
PROFESSIONALLY TIE LITERARY SENSATION OF
THE SUMMER.
reviewer saws: THE story In which the last note OF
nolenii. sounded marked By that audacous real
lsm coupled with deep and childlke pathos which en-
abled the author found distinct school In modern
Italian literature. The minor car1cters-Jack the cyni
cal egost: Frank the honest. horseloving kngishnan
SaphS the ultra modern little bit OF Partisan vice. the
Poet, and the rest-are all FitfS SUR LIB
VIIf and vibrating with life and sincerity As for Lea
he central figure Ira with her soft, Wild eyes and pale
gold hair and white. submissive hands. Poor. i'm
Iulsive blind reckless Lea Always rushing after the
future always driving 10 morrow, always longing
for what Of her reach
ALL NEWS AND BOOK DEALERS. sent o receipt
OF price TO CENTS by
TOWN TOPICS, POS Fifth-ave. NewYork
cyDo you read Town Topics tweekly)? II is the most
complete entertaining journal of the world send for
specimen copy FREE.
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Mem fluctuations.
THREE NEW NOVELS.

THREE NEW NOVELS.
New Novel by the Author Of "a Kentucky
CARDINAL" aftermath" John
Gray" Etc.
SUMMER IN Already.
Tale OF Nature
BY JAMES LANE ALLEN
Author of "a Kentucky Cardinal" After
math." THE Blue Grass Region OF Ken
lucky" John Gray" etc.
16mo cloth. s125
1.-THE close communion and sympathy with
Nature. and the noble Interpretation Of her
hayward moods and changing phases mani
Tested IN "A Kentucky Cardinal and After
math.' find nohler. sweeter. ampler expression
in the luminous. sunli,. flushed pages Of
his story, Summer in Already"
New Novel by +. Marion Crawford.
ADAM JOHNSTONE's son.
F. MARION CRAWFORD,
Author Of "saracinesca" ''Pietro Ghsleri."
Don Orsno." Casa Braccio" etc. With
"A illustrations by A. Forester.
limo cloth. $50.
"Mr. F. Marion Crawford has never dis
played greater deftness in telling simple,
straightforward love story in such a way
to rivet the readers attention than in Adam
Johnstone's SON The originality Of the plot
is sngulary striking and bold. The few
characters of the story all drawn with
admirable cearness, and the analysis OF
motive is keen and consistent. We think that
none Of Mr.. Crawfords recent novels have
been better adapted please and interes; a
large circle OF readers than this slight story.
The Outlook.
New Novel by Emile lola.
BY EMILE lola.
Author of ''Lourdes," La Debacle," Doctor
Pascal" etc. Translated by Ernest A.
Vlzetelly.
vols. l6mo. cloth, $500.
With "Iourdcs'' NJ zola began series OF
three books dealing with the world and the
supernatural. Rome forms the second vol
ume OF this trilogy. which will conclude with
Paris" All those who read Iourdes-and
they are leg.on-will naturally desire 10 peruse
Rome" in which the author carries the hero
of his former work to the Eternal City. and in
series OF graphic pictures portrays the Papal
Court OF the present day and discusses Its
policy and its aspirations.
MACMILLAN & CO.,
G6 Fifth Ave. n. Y.
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GUNNER Resort @nioes.
SUMMER IN THE COUNTRY.

Arsy IookIng place WhIch Combines HenIth.
Pleasure Economy?
II send cents for IossSe or esi and get 1 free
IL gives list OF hotels farm and boarding houses. with
BOARD AT - PER WEEK
and upward In Sullivan Ulster aud Delaware counties.
an the main I'm. and OF the NewYOrk. Ontaro
and Western Railway 900 ;eet above the sea- location
tsry Place los IL 3Ti 0ii and l323 Broadway, 1877
sixth ave- 1874 East i25thst ga West I2ohst 2ol Coz
iumbus p2 East l4th-A and ~ Astor Place. Tick
ct odces foo, Franklin and West .2d srooklyn.
4 Fulton-st. 9S Broadway Eagle once.
$40 Manhattan ave. Greenpont ILL sThATED
HOMES containing halftone reproductions from photo
sranhs Of 55 OF the hotels farm boarding ad
Serilsed in Summer Homes be purchased OF any
ticket AGENT price 25 j. g. Anderson, General PASSED.
ge. Agent. sd Bcayer-st.. y. Y. ,,
on NAV 20 80 excursion tickets for one rare VIII
h. sold AT 37i Broadway and ferry offices. giving an cp-
portunity personally selecting summer home and also
enjoy days fishing this delightful region tckcu
good returning June l.
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EDWARD ARNOLD. PUBLISHER,
: |" FIFTH AVENUE NETWORK.

y DIN ~ NASSAU ST. Lot OF choice prints
DRAWiSGs IN wssss color I0I ~ Row
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-02-08
NEW YORK pRoDUCH.
Wheat Options Decline EARLY, but
Close Strong

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Flour-Receipts. 12. 600
bbls; exports, 6, 400. Firm with a better demand
although spring patents are still held 1O015c
ABOVE buyers views checking actual business
Wheat-EXports, 1000 bu; spot strong; No Q
req: S21sc; No l hard 1850 T. o. b.. afloat.
optons opened weak and declined under low
er lorelgn advices, European selling and big
spring wheat receipts. Shorts were free SELF
ers, but were caught in the afternoon bv good
export purchasers, prospective big decrease In
OF poor quality of Argentine wheat: nrices
advanced actively and closed strong at am
1ac net advance; No. red, February CLOSED
75a4c; May, 72 13-16@744c; closed 74Ic. Corn
Receipts, 36,100 bu; spot firmer; No 2, 37lsc,
options opened easier with wheat; ruled yerv
dull with final return on covering, closed &c
net higher; February closed 37Ac; May, 96iS
@36Bc. Oats = Receipts, 91,200 bushels !:
SPOT firm: No. 2, 25H9251kc; options very
dull, advancing slightly with wheat and clos
ing 1s@Ae net higher; February closed o51sc;
May, 25Aq26c; closed 26c. Lard = Barely
steady; Western steam closed S5S5 asked:
May, s605 nominal. Pork dull Pigiron baret
iy steady Southern. s11.75@1S.25; Northern
S12DlS.5 go Copper firm; brokers' s1O.25; ex-
change, $40. l0a10.25. Lead Arm; brokers s2e
exchange, s3.1O@3121a. Tin flrmer; straights
$13. .4OQ13. .451325: Northern, $12@13 so. Copper
firm; brokers. HOPS; exchange, S10.1oD10.25
Lead firm; brokers. $3.50: exchange So. 100
1880 Tin frmer; straights, siS. 400
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-02-08
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS,
Bear Have Somewhat the Best Of
the Day.


The news sent into the markets yesterday
was little mixed all through the session, but
the bears evidently had the advantage. for the
opening price was only &c, about half-cent
less than Thursday S. close. and there was a
settling from that point down to 621a@625sc.
Receipts of wheat were 322 cars. Shipments Of
Wheat were III cars. Duluth receipts Of
wheat were 262 cars. Flour output week end
ing Feb. 1, 1,213, $50 bb1s. No. 1 Hard-O t.,
61Ac. No. 1 NorthernIFebruary 604c May,
CSC; July, 642sc; 0. t., 60Ac No. / Northern
0. t., 59&c. Cash sales yesterday by sample
and otherwise, included the following: 46 cars
1 northern, to arrive. 60Ac 2 cars northern,
59c; cars northern, 5Sl3c; cars No. 3, 56c
8 cars No. frosted, SIC; cars rejected, 2 lbs
off, SIC: cars No: oats. 1SAc; car n. g..
oats, 17Ac; 2 cars No. OATS 18c.
FLOUR-First patents, are quoted at from
$3.3oqS:6o per bbl; first clears, s2.6O
dog flour holds very firm. as there is steadily
increasing demand. The price quoted is s10.25
per ton in jute.
HAY-Extra choice hay may occasionally
bring 81, but instances Of this are rare; me-
dunn to good range from $3.50 to Sc.
CORN--No. yellow is quoted at 2S1ac. No.
corn at 23c. t9
OATS-No. white. 1874 91S1kc; No. 8. 1sc.
RLEY-The prices range from 22 to 24c.
RYE-No. 2, 3414 @34Hzc; No. g. 33& 1341bc
EGGS-Strictly fresh, l3Q13Ac; cold stor-
age, No. l, 7@Sc; cold storage, No. 2 stock,
subject to Gambling, loss of.
CHEESE-Twins, full cream, Minnesota, 100
1Okc; Minnesota, s1k@1Oc; brick, No i
fancy, 9d10c; brick, No. 2, 4@5c; limburger,
lie; limburger, No. 2, SQ9c; Primost, No.
1, 514@6c; Primost, No, 2, 4c; Young America,
10@1O1ac; Swiss cheese No. l. new. 11@12c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Young, fancy chick
ems, n@111Ac; hens, lib, 91z@1Oc; chickens,
poorly dressed, fair to good, 69615c; turkeys,
fat, choice, 1115G12c; turkeys, medium to
choice, 10911c; turkeys, scalawags, 5@6c
ducks, per lb 12c geese, per Id. 1O911c.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens mixed coops,
S99c; turkeys, 9@91ac; geese, &c; ducks, &c.
DRESSED MEATSAVeai fancy &c; veal,
fair to good, 5Q514c; Ivealg poor, 4G5c; NUT
ton country dressed. 4G41sc: bucks 21k@31ac;
spring lambs, pelts off, 6Q6hc; hogs, country
hogs heavy, coarse. 41a04Ac.
GAME = Mallards per doz s3.75@4; red
heads, per doz, sS.5O9S.75; canvas backs, SAC
6; teals, blue wings, $1.T5@2; teals, green
wings. s1.50@1.75; mixed, per doz, s1.50@2;
geese, per doz So; brant per doz, $404.5O;
Jack snipe, 75c; small :snipe., 4Oc; tame pig.
cons, Coo; squads $1.15; rabbits, cottontails.
75c4S1: Jack rabbits, large, clean, s1.7502;
jack rabbits, dirty, imussed $1@1.25; squir-
rels. 60c; rabbits. small white, 40@50c.
FISH-Black. bass, 19911c; pike, 5kQ6c;
pickerel 4@41Ac. small fish, &c; croppies, 4c;
dressed bullheads. &c: whitefish. inland, 3@4c.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-02-08
THE PEOPLES WANTS.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
MALE.

APPRENTICE-Wan a situation in bar
bershop with chance to learn the trade;
small salary expected. Address ]. ]. Brown.
447 Lafond st.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-02-08
Duluth and superior Grain.

.. DULUTH, Mimi, Feb. Wheat started
out very weak here today, but good buying
caused reaction and by noon the price was
back to yesterdays close The volume of
business was fairly large May opened &c
lower at 64c, declined nc, but soon reacted
and sold up to 6412c before noon; then it ruled
strong and advanced to CSC. About 100 900
the mills at SC under May and 60, 600 to the
elevators at 312c under May The close was
CSC higher all round than yesterday Follow
hard. cash, 6212c; February, 621sc; May, 66hc:
No. 1 northern, cash, 611kc; February size:
May 65e; No. No; northern cash, 5sl4 @59Ac;
rive, No. 1 hard, 62alc: No. / northern. 61%c.
rye, S4e; No. oats. 19c; No. oats, 1S1%c;
flax, S7kc. SN'
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MEDICAL
DRESSMAKlNG.

MRS. II. STEWART "a East Seventh at.
Reception room. 305. Tea gowns hand
sonely made for $40.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO BUY-Exchange Cumberland,
Wis. property for horse. in good condition.
Address Box So, Rush City, MINI.
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DYE WORKS.
KAHLERT MINTEL-Minnesota Stea
Dye Works, 244 East Seventh.
ASSESSMENT FOR SLOPES ON RoBIF
STREET-Ofice of the Board of Public
Works, City Of st. Paul, Minn., Feb. 7th

ASSESSMENT FOR SLOPES ON ROBIE
STREET-Ofice of the Board of Public
Works, City Of st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 7th,
1896.
The Board Of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the City of st. Paul, Minnesota
will meet at their Office in said city at D.
m. on the oath day Of February A. D. 1896,
to make an assessment of benefits, damages,
costs and expenses arising from condemning
and taking an easement in the land abutting
on Robie street, between Golf avenue and
Bellows street, in said city, necessary to
construct the slopes for cuts and fills in
grading said Robbie street, between Goff av-
enue and Bellows street. to the established
grade thereof as shown by the profile of
said grade on file in the Office of the Register
OF Deeds in and for Ramsey County and in
the Office of the City Engineer, said slopes to
extend IL feet on said land for every foot of
cut or fill as indicated on the plan of said
slopes on file in the Office of said Board, in
said city, on the property benefited or dam
aged thereby.
All persons interested are hereby notified
to be present at said time and place of max
ing said assessment, and will be heard.
r. L. GORMAN,
oficial: President.
JOHN C. MUELLER.
Clerk Board of Public Works.
feb8.
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Sew York m,nins shares,
London EinAnc1aL

NEW YORK, Feb. EESening Posts Lon
eighty-fve thousand opunds in gold was with
drawn from the Bank of England for Amer
lea today, but in bars instead of eagles. The
banks price for bars being Ina high. tomorrow's S
OF todays market was asfurther revival in
KaHars. There was kPS buying. but the
movement is rather difhcAlt to understand,
shares. The other markets were idle and
easier on realization in view of the settle
ment to begin next Tuesday. Americans
were lower on New York sales, but closed
above the lowest.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-02-08

13.45; plates dull. spelter quiet; domestic, 81
@4.05. Cottonseed oil dull and partially low
er; prime summer yellow. 27G271ac; prime
white, 30@31c. Coffee-Options opened steady
at unchanged prices to three points decline;
ruled quiet with unimportant variations
throughout the session on small local trading
and weak undertone following poor cables and
weak spot market; closed quiet at unchanged
prices to five points net declines; sales, 10,
250 bags including March $12.25 Spot Coffee
Rio dull; No. Z, 13c; mild dull; Cordova. 16a4
@17a4c; sales. $50 bags; Rio No. 7, to arrive,
12%c; 1900 Maracaibo, P. T.; 500 bags Buca-
ramanga, P. T. Sugar-Raw firm; refined
quiet.