davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

Ringtiebins, 31te mai. Oct al
Stjern rs Smesns 8eboere rei'te Dali
gas Mpnument paa 9eibjerg Batter
ofIlersoss isuar / S%perprrelis al ca.
200 MenneT.er. SstIfoleforitunosr
S6rsoer, aftpp, Stoprioer 9algas m.
II. talte.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
80 Gcnts fontant

% 10 Gents bper Naanso pr. dere, sr ron.
otlioaer ium gIgr, at be miHore HenttoleDe
tan ida IA en- Den IJdrm. an0re BetiHgei-
Ter fan oqiaa grUes &c. ION bar liot BeHs
&c llgt op og pnitcr at il9be paa Syeiulas
tiou, Ton M iorocbie fine gsuge. U4sget
al bette gau0 nj blIDe 0piaget al RaboerHe,
meu Der bliper a~lllgspel not III 200 Jdmiiter.
nom OF tag bet, ion ligger ret % tilEperne.
seq bar Photographer, Barter, GirtulRrer
oiu. beiirIpetoe bette 2ano, o. iem Isnoes
lrit. 8et beoite CT cog at TONNE rieo bet
lamnte: oGuue er cit duleoHing iom iisloeu
bgoes Jcg iIgbcr for Rouiani, % bar Der.
ipr atbelcs Hare 8aptrer. vi ortner ingcn
aonmishoubanoeI tom saer Itrto.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

Seminurtit u. g. 2drien er tablet
til QnoenlRrer beo Yipum Stole,
MiboelIpm SerreO pg Carer peO DOM
merbp Stple, 5jsnos SerreD, 9. 4n,
oerien, til 5srItel9rer beo Stclen !
Rinb. @intel puitorat. MipoeNpm
Serreo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

Rptisbtng, s., Site Mai. SofiRs
germsiter Stolen, 5orpugter al "Gbris
ftiansIaoe," Meolem at Maribo
amtsraao, er / Qftes plubielig ufgaaet
peb 9sben puu Suranftalten "Wariers
berg" oeb goppurb / Spitldnb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

5orfattersn, Otto M. MgQer er bgD.
9an bleb IS Adr gdmmel.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
X. ROSHOLT,
EanCIaire. WIS

1854 FauClaire, wis.
VkITr2S1T w oppAoELsE HslS,sdsy hur
BugsisE gftsr bog fBed NisneSbyrd o9 10 Dases ffi Be.
ux>H baInrsdes hieInmsfforsagissI
Bog fFtt. Aadrazs Dl W,f
~H~ kICk Boz I'D snItnyinA
HraSt YIN Jsnsrssa Co. Ass Xe<G
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

Gutenberg, 27oe Mai. Oct bertil
81. 8 often ontommsnbe 5og fra Nps
borg O~pertjsrte / 9tftes tGt peo SOenos
borg en- Northumberland, Der
fRrbebes pau Qinien meo en- 2rolic.
2rollien tnuites Og MunOen orGbtes
paa SteOet. Den 5~orulptteOe bar
&olonnefprmono RasmuS Wtaoien al
Solmorup. Sun efterlaOer fig Gntc
og 3 Born, bOoruf 2 utonTirmsreoe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

Otter er Der pdd gegrapeliespluoisn
pua 81. gnndsbolm funbst en- 2ers
urne, fra ben romerIte lib, inoebOls
osnbe 2 mutt f~orarbeiosbs 8roncsf'
bulaer Zen 4rt Rual eaer 8roihe) mep
@slpprpoelie FAINT en- Serntnip pg ct
Stbtte Wtstul, boilte iibite ifslse
~Spens Stiitstio." ipnes at pGre to
rdtteriitiit for 8rapene paaaoen Der
ombanolsos 8sgrapsliesplubs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

Hole 8. Wfatbteien er afgddet peo Oes
ben eftsr lRngere siOs SpgOOm, SO
Iur gummel. '-
2arer peb Gdrbus ais6Itdoa Stole
p9Ien 6. Chr. q. Sod er efter g(nis9.
ming puu 8runb at Spugslighsb afItes
biget meb qenfion fra ubsansen al ins
oep9renbe Waaneb.
2Grsr anbers Gbriitian Mdrtusien
al Rsobins / 9ilbbierg er pluOielig
afgadet peb 9sbsn / en- QlDer al 81
aar. San git friit oe raft / Seus ST.
8 ON Gftenen, pg 8l. 93 par fan bob.
Ganb, meb. og dir. 8. 6. Stabz
felot er anIut iom Reierbetirurg peo
5reberits Soipitals firursi'te 4foes
ling p for ct aipsrum al 2 Qar fra
lite Stunt B. u. at rsgne.
9larmefter Yoes | Stanoerbor1, Der
bar iaa ubelois at itprts neb unosr lit
arbeioe, er ufgaaet peb 9eoen. San.
Der bIep 76 Oar gammsI, bar tienpt %
dstet ION en- retitaHen o5 elitoGroig
perTonligbeb.
IT.
@al6rrg, 26be mai. "giejt9aarb"
/ Otter 8rsnosrslsp Soon er al Sic
rem, ProprietGr Sbomien, iolgt til
9uarbsier Sergenien at 3plitrup for
10000 SIR. g~eiGtning og S~nOsntur
mebfelger.
Rptisbing, g., Site Mui. SOfiRz
germsiter Stolen, 5prpugter at "Gbris
itiansIGbe," Meolem at Maribo
amtsraao, er / Qftes pluoielig ufgaaet
psb 9sben pda &uranftdltsn "Warisns
berg" Oeo gopparb | 5pitlanb.
Seminariit u. g. 2arieu er tablet
til Qnpenl9rer beb 8ioum Stole,
MiboelIpm !9srreO % Carer peb 9pmz
merbp Stole, 5jsnbs 9erreb, g. ans
oerien, til 6erItelGrer peb Stcleu !
Rinb. @intel puiturat. MipOelium
Serrso.
Tpfisbing, Wors, 27oe Wiai. "Spips
biereguaro" peo &drbp, ~tilbsrence
Chr. Nsbis, sr | SOrmibbass tutalt
nsbbr9nbt. Slnsn opitop / Stuloer.
II 8redturer og ncsle Spin inoes
br9nots. Spsninserne par osiurereoe
for 1850 &r.
@ingtiebins. Site Mai. Oct al
Sfjern % Smegns 8eboere rsiIte Dali
gas Mpnument paa 9sibjerg Batter
ofTlersoss ieaar / SperpGrelIs al ca.
200 MennsTter. SstTfoleforfunoer
S6rsosr, aftpp, Stoprioer 9ulgas m.
II. talts.
Srebsricia, lite SUM-. Deb en-
9rano / Establishments "gatippal"s
Sopebbp9ning sbsGug0ss 8pgntngens
lite pg 2ben Gtuse at S[o Og 9ano.
Slben formohes opitaaet | aarlsns 89s
relie paa lite Sal, bporlebes pioes life,
ba aarlen bar frap9renbe p9 9sren
laafet.
Gn pibenitabelig Expedition pil /
SUM- Maaneo blipe foretaget giennem
2imfobsn. Grpebitionen teller flere
fremmebe ESTABLISHMENT unber Sc
belize at 5o~rltanoersn for biologiii
Station, Or. phil. petsrien. Otter
Observation-Disclosures anmobnins
bar Murinsminiitsrist Itilst Sancns
baaben "Sulobprsiunb" til aaabig6sb
for grpsbitionea.
paa SubOrs Sabriter itets forlsbsn
bet ubslb, at en- Mdifinarbei6er Slider
ialot neo cg ilpg fig libel. San bar
beitieftisst paa ct StiQaos peo aers
inblasnins, table galancen % ialot
neo. Sernrsret fdlot ODER bdm %
ramte BAN / Sopsbet. Deb 9plitiets
5praniialtning blsp ban tiert paa
apmmunsbuipitalet, men bsbe unbsr
9eis.
8eb 5sroesrapning / aragslunos
6attissaarps NOie fanot noels arbsiz
oere forlsoen Il alen unber Sprben, G;
peltcnierperet Sig al en- ManDspericr
mso lanst Sdar os Julblias. lissens
be uoitruft paa Rpsssn. 9ubsu oar
iom iGopanlis pso m~piefunons Sie
brun os mumieastig. Sm alabebrdg,
ten fan Der eubuu life nblnies 0lunet
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-19

In a town like Williams
burg where we have no fire
department, the citizens
should be very careful about
fire. II seems To Us that the
Council should appoint a re-
liable and competent man 10
inspect the premises and -
peciaVy the fiues in certain
portions OF the city. y de-
iective fiue l. very dangerous.
a. are Also dry shingle roofs.
Certain il l. that every pre-
caution should be taken To
prevent a cOnarfirauOn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-19
County Court Items.

Monday the regular monthly
term of the County Court con-
vened At the courthouse with
Hon. sydney Smith presiding.
This was a regular grand jury
term. Three indictments were
returned against +. {. Jones for
felonious shooting.
The case D Jones ". Jones
ON appeal warrant was tried
ana Justice Cartoons decision
sustained.
The trial Of +. c. Jones was
postponed until next court and
the accused admitted 10 bail IN
the sum OF $500.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-19


Razors. best made, 81 mp
Wheels, tired ready for
use, per set, 81 80
WheeS not tired per set, 4 80
Horse shoes per keg 2.75 TO 3 90
Steel axle arms per set / so
Buggy shafts M per set, 60
Yale Cook stoves No. 3 s 90
"Pansy" Range > holes 100
Dixie Boy plows 90
Dixie No. ! plOws ! 90
Dixie No. IL plows > so
Iron Age cultivatOrs l 90
+. +. Plows No. , i 81
Steel handled Hoes, %
Pure Manila Rope per ID. 8
Barbed Wire per 10. 2
Poultry Wire per I'd. 3 to D
Knob Locks for doors 10
Steel Roofing 100 so. feet z %
? ply Felt Roofing per 50. 20
Pistols, very best 81 TO D 90
Guns breech loading So TO ID 90
fI- Thousands of other arti-
cles in Hardware" Carriage
Goods" Farm Implements"
Sash, Doors and Blinds. You
will save "big money" by send
ing Us your orders. Mail orders
promptly filled.
HARRIS HARDWARE co.,
400 T.. Broad St, RICHMOND.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-19
We Want to Know

What has become Of Palace
Park?
Where Is the bicycle track on
Duke OF Gloucester street?
What has become OF the city
"fire engine" aud why it l. not
IN repair?
What has become Of those
street lamps We seemed so Ger
tain of having . few months
ago?
Where j. that prosperity
promised by the gold bugs
during the campaign OF 1896?
Why it l. that the people OF
Williamsburg DO not get TO-
gether and start and industry
OF some kind. and stop depend
ing upon the public institution:
Tor their living?
Why our several land agent:
do not bring III settlers TO tax,
mp some OF the fine farms il
james city anu York counties
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-19
Narrow Escapes From Fire.

"NDrthingtOn," the home Of
Mr.. Judge Henley. narrowly
escaped destruction by fire
Tuesday about u o'clock. Some
wOrkwen discovered the blaze,
which was in the roof, and soon
had the ire out. Had they
been a few moments later the
house would be in ashes to-day
Damage slight.
Thursday a small blaze was
discovered in the roof of Con-
tractor ProDasco's shop, near
the fue. The FIRE was soon pu,
out. with no damage.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-19
JUDGE GUNTER's SUCCESSOR.

Hon. J. W G.. Blackstone.
o. AccoInack county, has
been elected 10 succeed the
late Benz. T. Gunter. as Judge
OF the Eighth Judicial Cir
cult. The people OF Williams
burg. and. indeed. the whole
Peninsula. hoped TO see Hon.
Manly H. Barnes chosen TO
succeed the lamented Gunter,
but il was not To be-.
Judge Blackstone is "a
Young man. and a college
graduate. he studied law
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-19

A select and appreciative au-
dience attended the entertain
ment at Cameron Hall Thurs
day night. given by the Colon
ial Capital Branch Of the a. Z.
v. A., for the benefit Of that
organization. The steropticCn
views OF old Virginia home
steads were enthusiastically re-
ceived by the audience. Cart
er's Grove, the Powder Horn.
jamestown church, Brnton
church and other places Of local
interest were shown TO SPLEEN
did advantage. The sterOscope
was operated by Mr.. Lancaster
of Richmond. while Mr.. W. q
Stanard described each picture
much 70 the delight of the an
dience. The Colonial Capita
Branch has done much good
and noble work in preserving
and restoring these old land
marks.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-19

On account OF the illness or
Rev. B. ID. Tucker, of Norfolk
there was NO poem.
Prof. Il. j. Stubs presided,
and introduced DIR. Adams, the
historian. whose address along
historical lines was a charming
one. Ex-Postmaster General
Wilson was next introduced and
although not on the programme
for a speech he nevertheless
made n good one which was
cheered to the echo Hon. Bev-
erly Munsord and Prof. Harri-
son Were introduced and each
made a few remarks.
Hon. w. L. Wilson. President
of Washington ard Lee, Presi-
dent Adams, of Johns Hopkins
and Prof. James a. Harrison, of
the University of Virginia were
among the prominent men in
iatiated into the mysteries of
Phi beta Kappa.
Ar elegant banquent was
served at the residence OF Or
/ Van. +. Garrett, ON Nicholson
street.
Those present were Hon. W
l.. Wilson, President Adams
Prof. James 4. Harrison, Col
". Lamb and Mr.. Percy ;
Stephenson, of Norfolk; Mr.. g
Walter Mapp and Hon. Bev
MunfOrd, OF Richmond. Mr.. an'
Mn. :. u. Cumming Of Hamp
ton. Mr.. Charles Washington
Coleman and the President an'
professors Of William and Mar
. and their families.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-19
Property Transfers.

The following Is a list of
deeds recorded in the Clerks
Office for the month ending Feb.
Il, 1895:
]. b. wilkins and wife TO r.
u. Wilkins. lot on Ireland st.
r. l.. Henley, special commits
sioner, 70 II, +. Armistead 3T3
acres land in jamestown dis
trict.
Norman II. Stevens and wife
20 Anthony Lare - acres in
StOnehouse district.
Samuel Harris and wife to
LAURA Den6ville and Frank
Hansford, lot on Prince George
street.
&c. Hausford TO F. W. Nor
ris. lot on Francis street.
sydney Smith, special COM
missioner, 10 +. w. Warburton,
half interest in Fish House"
and Deep Bottom" being the
undivided half interest of J. f.
Jones, deceased
NJ. c. Hansford 20 L. ", Lane
Jr.. lot on Francis street.
NJ. F. Tucker and husband tC
1 NJ. F. Jones, house and lot OF
J Duke OF Gloucester street.
r L. Henley, special com.
missioner, 10 ThOs, Lawson, 81
acres land in Stonehouse dis
trict.
+. T. Martin and wife t,
Phil. Green, 10 acres land il
POwhatan district.
y. l.. Henley, special com
. missioner, TO w. l.. Spencer s.
acres III Powhatan district.
Jno. 4. ". jones and wife L
II. F. Wynkoop, house and 10
on Henry street.
r. W. b. Cheever and wife t
E Ralph and Jessie Cheever, trac
p OF land in Jamestown district
Rob. II. Jones and wife {
Vera Piles, ? acres of land a
Five Forks.
y k. VI. smith TO II. :. Bird an
{ NJ. W. Smith, lot on Francis )
Eight trust deeds and oAe Ii
: pendens deed were recorded.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-19

Don't Iooasco >pit and >Hioae loaT iiie -.~s,-
To quit tobacco easily and forever. oe mag
1ctic. full - i.fc. nerve and tiEor. taAC Ao10-
strong. Al drurr sts. 5'c or a.. Cure ruar1n-
tccG Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co Chicaro or New York
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-19
\ Negro Youth Stabbed.

Two young negro boys got
into a fight near the courthouse
Monday night and one received
several stabs in the legs. The
injured boys name is Archer
Burrell, while his assailant's
name il Enoch Lewis. Lewis
was arrested by Sergeant Spen-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-19
phi Beta Kappa.

The Phi Beta Kappa frater-
nifty neld is annual celebra-
tion at the College last night.
The orator of the occasion
wa President Herbert Adams,
Of Johns Hopkins University
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-19
SATURDAY, FEB, 10, 1898.

Ii l. 10y no means uncer-
tain that Williamsburg Will
have an ice plant and can
ninc factory within the next
few months. Steps are being
taken 10 establish such an
industry. BY next week We
hope To announce that the
establishment OF these indus
tries X a certainty.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-19

The blowing up of the
United States hattleShip
Maine in Havana harbOr
and the killing OF 260 OF her
crew has aroused the Ameri-
can people TO a high pitch OF
excitement. 1.-THE SpaniariS
arr IN any way responsible
for the destruction OF the
Maine il will be- hard To IT,
strain the people OF this ma
ton Let Us hope that il
was an accident.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-19

When the State OF Virginia
demands that such institu-
tions a. the Hospitals for
the insane have their yearly
allowances cut down il l.
then time for the Legislature
10 act. The people of Nir-
ginia want useless and waste
iul expenditures reduced. but
they have never asked that
her institutions for the un
fortunates be- hampered by n
reduced appropriation. The
Eastern State Hospital l.
threatened but the good sense
and sound Judgment OF wise
Legislators will save her as
viii they old William and
Mary.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-19

Ger end brought before Mayor
Mercer Tuesday evening, but
owing 10 the inability of Bur-
rell TO be present Lewis was ao-
mitted to bail. The case will
be tried in about 10 days.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-19

| the University ofvirginia,
graduating from that insti-
tuition. He has served sew
eral terms in the State SEN
ate.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-04

spring .s ssH@sse; May, soze; cornmLoweE
24%c:: Rye-Lower; No.. l.. Ec. Barley
ceipts-Flour, 1000; wheat, $4,000; barley, 65,-
900. Shipments-Flour, 26, 600; wheat, 1000;
barley, 26000.
VISIBLE GRAIN.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The statement of
the visible supply of grain in store and
afioat Saturday, Jan. 1, compiled by the
New York produce exchange, is follows:
Wheat, IS, 816,0 GO bu, increase 2197, 0G0; corn,
IS, 421 coo bu, increase 272 eco; oats, 1924, 600
blu, decrease SIS, goo; rye, 1865, 0G0 bu increase
S45, 600; barley Al 600 Blu, decrease 34S,000.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3.-Wheat-Lower; No. 8
red cash, elevator and track, 931ac; January,
$3.50; May, 94as@941ac bid. Corn--Lower; No.
cash, 26Ac; January, 261sc; May, 27Ac;
July, 2S4c. Oats-Lower; No. cash, 23c;
track 231hc; January, 2314c; May, 23%c. Rye
Quiet; 45c bid
TOLEDO
TOLEDO, O., Jan. 3.-Wheat-Lower, active
Active; lower; No. mixed, 2Sc. Oats
Lower, steady; No. 2 mixed, 22c. Rye-Dull,
No. 2 cash, 461ac. Clover seed-Dull; higher;
prime cash and January, $3.221a.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3.-Closing: Wheat
Dull, %@1d lower; January, nominal; March,
rs 412d; May, Is 37sd; July, rs I'd. Corn
Dull, I'D lower; January, IS 21sd; March, IS
2Ad; May IS 27sd.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-04
GOVERNMENT DEFlED.

WeyIer Makes ThiHss Awkward for
the Cabinet.
LONDON, Jan. "a special from
Madrid says: Gen. rWeyler has defied
the government to take proceedings
against him. As he is a senator, a
special vote Isl necessary to deprive
him Of immunity from prosecution, and
the cabinet is embarrassed, as the
army appears to side with Weyler in
his attacks on the United States A
number Of Spanish generals have been
interviewed regarding the conduct of
Gen. Weyler in protesting against the
alleged reflections upon Spain in Presf-
dent McKinley'S message to congress.
Marshal Campos reserved his opinion.
Gen. DomingueZ approved of the gov
ernment's course in submitting the
matter to a court martial, adding that
If President Mckinley has been guilty
of insolence. it is the governments
place to protest" Gen. Ochando ap-
proved Of Gen. Weyler's action.
The Nacional, Gen. Weyler's organ,
has published defiant article pointing
out that, although the government has
seized the generals protest, it could
not prevent its being read in every
barracks room The Nacional, 1t further
appears attacks President Mckinley
and the United States minister at Mad
rid, Gen. Woodford, in unmeasured
terms The Nacional has twice been
confiscated, but the manager Of that
paper is a deputy, and therefore cam
not be prosecuted. AS he declares him
self to be the author of the incriminat-
ing articles, no other person connected
with the paper can be prosecuted.
Moreover, Madrid juries usually acquit
persons charged with press offenses.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-04
sl(
MILLION IN MONEY.
Miners Returning From the KIon-
dixie LoadedsiWith Dust.

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. "a Chron-
icle special from Portu Townsend, Wash,
says: There was $ess7,500 in gold dust
and nuggets on the steamer Corona,
which arrived from Alaska. The treas
ure on the schooner was carefully
guarded on the TRIP down by two
watchmen, day and hight. Some of the
nuggets weighed as high as fifteen
ounces A man named ]. Davidson.
who says he halls from Cripple Creek,
Col, has nugget that weighed fifteen
and one-half ouncesgl One of the draw
ers in Capt CdrrolPs room was packed
with nuggets ST all sizes. Your cor
respondent hadI thespleasure of seeing
this wealth through the kindness of
Capt. Carroll. In addition to this
amount, there was considerably more
carefully tied up in sacks, among the
returning KIondikers. From careful
estimate, it is safe to say that in drafts
and gold dust there was about 81, 200. 900
in wealth aboard the Corona. F. Har-
mon Mcconnell, of San Francisco, was
one of the returning passengers He
verified the estimate that over 81, 000, 900
was brought out by the miners In his
opinion that was a conservative esti-
mate.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-04
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
GRAIN GOSSIP.

GOSSIP by private wire to c. H. F. Smith
q 20, st; Paul, members of the New York
STOCK exchange and Chicago board of trade
Visible Suuply-Wheat increase. 2. 2n0 mn
p os corn increase, PIT 600 Blu; oats, decrease
London-Wheat off coast uncertain. m
passage, nominally unchanged. Corn off
coast nothing doing; on passage. quiet. but
steady. Paris wheat and flour firm: January
wheat, 20 higher; Jan flour % higher French
country markets, quiet S.s - A
- Liverpool Corn, quiet, features I'D lower
Cargoes wheat, on passage, unchanged; off
coast, very weak; corn, quiet. Country mar
kets, English generally Cd dearer. French
quiet; Mark Lane wheat, firm; foreign. rather
dearer. e-' 'iiei
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, JAN a-Flour-Receints *
SO1 bbls; exports, 7,OO6 bbls; quiet and lower
on choice brands of spring and winter. Min
nesota patents. $5.1O@5.35; Minnesota bakers
S4ZoQ4.5O; winter patents, S. SO65 X. do
straights, A.50@460: do extras, s34O04: do
low grades, S2.90@3 Rye -four steady. Buck
wheat hour dull. Buckwheat nominal. Rive
steady. Corn meal quiet. Barley malt dull
w, MheatLReceipts, 113.775 bu; exports, SO, lis
bu; spot weak; No. red, $1.G05s options
opened weak under cables, declined further
on the heavy visible supply Increase and
closed %@11sc net lower having recefyed-veru
little support from any source during the
day; No. red January, 97A@97a4c closed.
97%c; May, 931s@93Ac, closed, $3.50. Corn
Receipts. Is, 20 bu; exports, 90, OBJ bu; spot
weak; NO. z, 35Ac; options opened easier
with wheat and subsequently declined under
s3Ac; May, S4A@34%c, closed, sic. 1 oase@,
Receipts, 273, 900 blu; spot weaker No .
oats, 281Ac; options quiet and easier closine
at $40 net decline: May closed. Csc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. SHAY steadier. Hops
steady. Hides quiet. Leather steady Wool
quiet. Beef frmer. Cut meats steady.
Lard firm; Pork firm. Tallow dull. Cot
Rosin steady. Turpentine quiet. Rice quiet.
Molasses steady. Metals, with the exception
of lead, all start the week in fairly good
shape with good demand for iron. Coffee
Options opened steady at points advance
on irmer Hamburg cables, ruled inactive all
day, closed quiet with prices 5 to 10 points
net advance; sales, $500 bags, including jan
uery, 5.S5c; March, 6.10c. Spot Coffee-Rio
easier; No. Z, invoice, SIC; No. Z, jobbing,
&c; mild quiet Cordpya,, S14@15c. Sugar
Raw strong; refined strong.
NEW YORK. DRY GOODS
NEW. YORK, Jan. 3.-The dry goods mar
ket today shows few actual results The
books, the taking Of inventory, the settling
of accounts, the changes in firms and re-
movals, and the fact that the day followed
two holidays, prevented the recording of
ket at first hands showed unchanged condi-
tons in each. Staple cottons were dull in all
lines Bleached goods are featureless in all
lines the buying being still lax. Brown
goods were the subject Of limited inquiry
today. Export goods in all grades are quiet
as heretofore. Coarse colored cottOns are
without feature. Print cloth continues dull.
SEED MARKETS.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-The faxseed market
opened steady this morning at Ac lower than
Friday. Trading was rather light Receipts
here were 80 cars, 8 cars at Duluth and Is
cars at Minneapolis. The official close, as re-
ported by the Weare Commission company.
S.N per bu. Cash tirnpthy seed closed at
S2.65 per 100 lbs. and March at $3.50. Glover
seed closed at s.. Is per 100 lbs. Minneapolis
haxseed quoted at s1.17 per Blu.