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The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-30

CHICAGO. Jan. 29.-Wheat today felt the
heavy liquidation which done near the
close of yesterdays session, and acted weak
and irregular. May closed Ac lower. No at
tempt was made to do anything in January.
Corn and oats were heavy and declined
&c each. Provisions were firm, without
much trading, and closed unchanged. Wheat
showed some strength at the opening prin-
cipally because Liverpool had responded fairly
we'll to yesterdays advance here. Holders OF
lines already heavy were good bidders at the
start. which was a. y7AG9712c for May. an
advance of 1sG&se A good deal was for sale
at these prices. but the selling did not de-
press the price lower than 97c. and shortly
after a general buying movement set IN
which carried the price up to Csc. That ad-
vance. however. raised short selling breeze
OF such strength that in half an hour the ad-
vance melted away, the decline not stop
ping until May was down to 96&c.
Most of the routine news was buiAsh.
Bradstreets made the weeks clearances OF
wheat and -four from both coasts $50, ,426 ou.
compared with 1895 900 bu the previous week,
and 2515. 600 bu the corresponding week of
last year. Chicago received As cars of wheat.
only of which were contract Northwestern
receipts were 432 cars against S5S the similar
day of the week before, and 1S9 the corre
spending day of 1897 The total receipts at
Western primary markets were $4,000 bu
gainst 205. Oao the year before. The days
clearances from Atlantic ports were again
heavy. amounting in wheat and -four to $780,
600 bu.
This latter item injected temporary strength
into the market. May recovered to 1890
S71bc, but it soon fell back again under re-
newed offerings. and to a lower level than
before, 969sc being touched before the reduc-
ton came. Shortly before the close the mar
ket was given support, Letter brokers being
credited with good buying. at the bottom fig
ures, and May ,afyaneed to .967sc, where 1t
closed. July was relatively heavier than
May 1t opened at from ss24 to SIC, and the
latter was the highest it reached ali day. 1t
sold as low as SEC, and closed at S5Ac,
loss of 1ac.
Corn was barely steady. May ranged from
295sc to 293sc, and closed 14c lower at 292sc
Oats were firm. May ranged from 1880
24lac to 23B 924c, and closed Ac lower at
24G241sc Very little was done in provisions,
and prices kept within an exceptionally mar
row range. At the close May pork was un-
changed at SO, May lard unchanged at
81 .S71ad4 80. and May ribs unchanged at
81 .92is. Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat
50 cars; corn, go cars; oats 250 cars; hogs
1900 head
! h. T. d ng futures ranged as 70 lows:
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ST. PAUL GRAIN.

Quotations on hay, grain. feed. etc, fur
nished by Griggs Bros, commission mer-
chants
Wheat-Saturday' market opened higher.
bat sold off later and closed below the open
ing prices. Track prices We're about the
same as on Friday. No. northern, s6A q
9TAc; No. 2 northern, 9OG93c.
Corn-No. 8 yellow. 26lz@27c; Nc. 3, 2i9
261zc.
Rye-44146e
oatsGNo white. 3A@2Ss4c; No. 3 22H
seed-Timothy. s1@1.25; red clover, SO, 200
$50: fax. 81. .2411 .25
Flour-Patents. per Dbl. s4.7OG5: straights.
81. 3OGp4. 50; bakers. 3.S094: rye -four, $2.S
as.
Ground Feed and Miilstuffs - No 1 feed.
S11@11. %: coarse cornmeal SIG. .5G@10. 70; bran,
bulk, S1e6fO. 25; shorts, $10G10. %.
Hay-Nothtng to be said regarding the
market; there is absolutely no demand ex-
cepting for choicest qualities upland and
timothy. Choice to fancy upland, s. 5.5G16;
good qualities $4.5O15. %: inferior qualities.
s9.5OG4 25 timothy, good to choice. $3.50
7.25. Straw steady; oats, $3@3.75; rye, $50
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-At the opening of
the stock market today, it looked as though
the orders accumulated by commission houses
over night were to sell in order to take
profits. First sales were very general at
fraction below last nights prices and 1000
shares of New York Central thrown on the
market drove the price Of that stock down
3s- The market steadied almost Immediately
and recovered gradually to above last nights
level net gains being, however, very unequal
Lake Shore was most conspicuous in its
movements. rising eA points to 1S41a on the
reported plan to exchange S2C0 of New York
Central 312 debenture bonds for each 800 of
Lake Shore stock. New York Central uIti-
mately tended strongly upward after wayer-
ing somewhat. There was also some taking
of profits the advance, due to doubts as
to how far the stock would be allowed TO
benefit from Lake Shores surplus earnings
which it was rumored, would be applied
to a sinking fund for the bonds issued in pay
ment.
Another strong element in the market was
Louisville, which advanced over a point on
reports that a plan for refupding obligations
at lower rate of interest was under consid-
Grafton. The stock was leader of the market
in point of activity. Northern Pacific pre-
ferred continued to advance on well defined
runors that an additional dividend is in
prospect. Denver e Ro Grande preferred
Northwestern and a number of less prom
inent stocks showed notable gains These
elements of strength served to sustain the
market, and to counteract some tendency to
sluggishness and heaviness in the general list,
SO that net gains were achieved in raost
stocks. though they are small outside the
special cases mentioned. Quotations from
London this morning showed some depression
in the markets for Americans there, which
was attributed to the apprehension awakend
in the British mind by yesterdays vote ON
the Teller resolution.
Total sales of stocks today were 201, 800
shares. including S.160 Athison preferred;
1887 BurliDg on; 4.71O Denver & Rio Grande
preferred; 3,420 Lake Shore; 24,270 L. & N;
5120 Manhattan; 3,205 Missouri Pacific; 6348
NJ. K. & T. preferred; 20.S69 New York Cen
trail; 400 Northern Pacific; ,316 Northern
Pacific preferred; 4,369 Rock Island; 1868 St
Paul: $3.50 Southern preferred; $3.50 Union
Pacific: S,051 Chicago Gas; $3.50 Sugar
The following were the fluctuations of the
leading railway and industrial shares fur
nished by c. H. F. Smith & Co.. members
New York stock exchange and Chicago board
of trade:
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Jan 29--Flour- Receipts, H.,
339 Obls; exports, 9.1Ti bbls: market inactive
but firmly held. Rye -four quiet Buckwheat
-four steady. Buckwheat steady. CornmeaI
steady. Rye quiet. Barley steady. Barley
malt steady Wheat-Receipts. 80. .525 bu; ex-
ports. 94.631 bu; spot easy; No. red, S1.07;
options A912c net decline No. red Janu-
ary, S1.0S1AG11. .0SA closed at 81 OS1a; May
9SSkG1S99sc, closed at 98ssc. Corn~Rece:pts,
101,iG0 bu; exports. $1,000 bu; spot steady;
No. 2. S69sc; options Ac net lower; January
closed at 347sc; May, 347s1r34 9-l6c. closed at
bu; spot quiet; No. 3 296294c; options 1sc
net lower; May closed at 2S$fc.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 2s.-Wheat-slow
lower; No. hard, ncdnirally. 9Oc: No. ?,
S0q8Sc; No: l red, nominally. CSC; No 2
steady; Nc. mixed 25c. Oats-Slow; S e.dy;
No. white, 2312@2ic. Rye-Firm: No. 2
45c.
LIVERPOOL.
staIXlF LIXERPooL, Jan. 2I9;I,clOsing-W Wheat
nominal; 9 March. Is 1C@d; May, Is 57sd July
sd lower to sd lower January, IS 5d March
IS 27sd; May, IS 274d: July. is 27sd.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. jan 29.-Wheat-Lower; easy;
cash, cash gSAe; D1tf May 95zsc asked; July Sc
May. 297sc Oa.s -Unchanged: dull; No. 2
mixed. 2912c: No. white. 25jac; No. white
2f12c. Rye-Dull: steady; No 2, 49c
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2O.-Wheat-Lower; NJ. 1
red cash. elevator. 921zc; track. 99c; January,
9SAc; nominal: May. gS7sc: July 83c Corn
Lower; No. cash. 2694c; January, 26c; July,
2SAc. Oats-Lower; No 2 cash, PIC track
24zsc: January, 23c; May. 23Ac; July, 22alc
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 23.-Flour-Firm
Wheat-Easier; No. l northern. 971a09Sc; No
2 spring, 90992e; May. $3.50. Rye-Firm: !:
No; l. 4Sl294SAc. Barley-Quiet; No. 2.
4G1kc; sample. 29@39c.
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DULUTH GRAIN.

DULUTH. Mimi. Jan. 29.-Market fairly
active and weaker. May opened 1sc up at
96c, sold down TO 955s a noon. and closed
&c off at 9519c. Cash. 5000 bu elevators
Wheat-No. l ha,d cash, 961hc; January,
9612c; May. 961ac; July, G51sc; SeDtem5er,
TS1ac; No. / northern. cash. 95z4c; January
95&c May. 9519c; July, 941sc; Sept sm5er,
TIC; No. northern. 9)iac; No. 3. ST to ar
rive; No. l hard CSC; No. l northern. 9SI2c;
rye. 4Tc: oats. 25d24c: barley 2614c fax.
$l.25; May. s1.29; corn. 27A@27c. Car in
spection-Wheat. 81; corn. 20: oats. Z. rye,
2; barley, 6; flax. g. Receipts-Wheet, 36,-
$50: corn 16.1C9. oats, 1898: rye, 1876: bar
ley. 1911; flax. 2,175. Shpments-Wheat. g.
4S4: oats .4G2
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MIScELLANE

NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Condi.ions fa-
vorable to more extensive trade are shown in
the dry goods market at the close q the
weeks trading The returns for the week
have been partially satisfactory In cotton
goods line there has been but slight increase
in the sales and this has been due 10 local
causes in some sections. But there has been
a noteworthy irmness in all lines OF staple
goods with prints in fair, steady demand
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady; winter patents, $47GG49O straights.
81. .30f4. Sc: spring specials, 5.25: snring pat
So. .5063. 50. Wheat-No. 2 spring, 936S5c; No
s hard 9l6943sc; No. . red, $1.0S Corn
Nc. ?. 277sc; No. yellow. 271sc. Oats-No
2. 23$4 G24c; No white. +. o. b.. 241R025lsc.
G37c. Flax Seed-No. /. 81 251A Timothy Seed
Prime, $3.50. Mess PoTk-Per bbl, So $50
$50. Lard-Per 100 lbs 81. .S21564. S. Short
Ribs-Sides Gocse), $4.771&d4 .9715- Shoulders
Dry salted (boxed), Az G5c. S:des-Short
clear (bexed). $5G5. 20. Whisky-Distillers'
finished goods. per gallon, d.19. Sugars
Cut loaf, 5.S9; grapuIated 5.S9. Receipts
Flour, 7,0e0 bbls; wheat, 900 bu: corn, 20 coo
bu; oats 1430G9 bu: rye, 1,OGO bu: barley.
5000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 4,e00 bbIs; wheat
5000 bu; corn, 2 GG0 bu; cats, $500 bu; bar
day the butter market was steady. Cream
cries, 13G1S15c; dairies. 11Gl7c. Eggs easy;
fresh, 1515c. Cheese quiet, S6S15c
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
BOSTON MINING SHARES.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL


NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Evening Posts Lon
here today in response to New York prices
but the close was above the lowest Gold IS
in good demand. OK fG0O 600 gold in bars and
soVerelgns from the Cape, 100000 in sover-
eigns has gone to the Bank of England. f4OO
GG0 in bars TO the otinent and ffG0 900 to
India. The latter OF an exchange OPERA
ton. Money is Hke4y TO be more in demand
next week.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. Jan. 29-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Loans, increase ....... ..........s43 81 334 80
Specie, increase ................. > 395 eco
Specie, increase 80. .....-....... AS 200
Legal tender. increase -............. 1891
Deposits. increase ...... .......... SOL 400
Circulation decrease 49,. .... 124 500
The banks now hold ss5. .eG9, 45O in excess Of
the requirements Of the 25 per cent rule.
NEW YORK MONEY.
NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Money On call easy
at IA per cent; last loan, ~ per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 314 per cent Sterling
exchange steady. with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 S43s for demand and at
S4 S2dsD4S2%4 for GO days. Posted rates, $4.s3
@4:s31 and S4.S51294.S6 Commercial bills,
S4.S115G 4.S2. Silver certificates 5624 05734c
Bar silver, 56%c. Mexican dollars, 4524c
BANK CLEARINGs.
st. Paul-S539, ,52S11.
Minneapolis-S1 116,19S
Chicag ago-$13, ,472 500.
B0ston-s17 7S0, ,7SS.
New York-$156 sol, sos.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-Today's statement
of the condition OF the treasury shows Avail
able cash balance, s2f1, ,l34 ,919; gold reserve,
$164, ,0G5, AIS.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 29.-There was not q
shadow of shade of weakness in the local
wheat market at the opening this morning
Yet the course of the market during the first
hour of trading indicated extreme nervous
ness The opening price for May was at
s53se. against 944G947sc yesterday immedi-
ately jumped to S55sc, dropped to 94$4c frmed
up to 95c and lost &c by 1890 a. m This
action shows extreme nervous conditions in
the market and from past experience it would
indicate that a reaction from high prices IS
due. for the reason that we have had a con-
tinuOus rise for nearly two weeks The news
OF the day, although in the main bullish. was
not up to the standard of excellence
May wheat opened at 951sc, against 94s6O
@1sc lost &c. gained Hc, declined TO 94&c
advanced sharDly to 95%c declined to 95asc
gained 1-l6c. fuctuated for while between
S5Ac and 95c. dropped to 944c6942sc shortly
after sold at 9434c and finally closed at 942!c
July wheat opened at 942sc against 941Lc YES
terday, advanced to CSC. dropped to 9iasc.
gained &c sold at 94He, advanced to 9n5G6
945sc. declined rapidly to S34c firmed nm fo
SAGE by 1l:55 and closed at 9Hsc.
The cash wheat market was active and
strong, with a good demand for all choice
wheat, some choice No l northern going to
Be over the Nav. 1t must be stated here how
ever, that the cless cf wheat was heng bought
for seed purposes Low grades sold well Ra
ceipts here were 256 cars; shipments SO cars.
RANGE OF PRICES
Open High Low Closing.
Wheat ing. est est Today. Yes.
May -.-. S5$ 952s 942s 94% 947s
July -. 94B So 9ST 94X 94%
On Track-No. hard 97He: Nc. / north
ern, 9624c; No. northern. 52%c January
oats 23iac: Germ. 2575c; faxseed, ST. 241b.
Curb on May wheat -. 9f1%
Puts on May wheat . . ..... 933s Ga2T
Calls on May wheat 80. ......... 95% 1851
SAMPLE SALES
No. ! hard 700 bu, to arrive S Do
No. northern, car, f. o. b...... 90
No. northern, 5000 bu, to arrive 49, 81
NO. northern, car, to arrive ....... 81
No. northern. 200 bu, to arrive 81
No northern, 3,200 bu, to arriye.. 97
No. l northern 5000 bu, to arrive .97H
No. / northern, 1000 bu, to arrive.
choice -. -. .sS&
10 northern, 5,oe0 bur to arrive. .97h
NO. northern, 200 bu, to arrive...... 81
Nc. northern, 500 bu, to arFive AZ
nc. 1 northern, 1.S00 bu, to arrive g7
Corn-No. yellow. 26c; No. 2, e6Zc: no
sales,
oets-No. 3, 2aRQ2s5sc; no grade 2s1c.
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AUCTION SALES.
A. q. Johnson.

PIANO AND FINE FURNITURE AT AUC-
ton. ! will sell at public auction in the
residence No. "A West Central av, on
Wednesday, Feb. 2. at 10 q. m, the con-
tents OF the entire house, consisting of an
almost new Bush q Gerts upright piano
elegant buried black walnut frame and
wonderfully sweet tened instrument: 16
piece parior suit, fine wicker rockers and
chairs, center tables, oak sideboard. ex-
tension table and dining room chairs, up
right folding bed. chamber suits In
white. with iron BEDS combination secre-
tary and book case. with all the books:
crockeryware. table linens, bedding, etc:
mantel mirror with goldleaf frame, silk
draperies. lace curtains portiere etc; / six
hole cooking range. l new Jewel gasoline
range. l Faultless bass-burner wood heat
er. all the carpets and rugs throughout.
This furniture is almost as good as new and
should call out a large attendance. A c.
johnson, Auctioneer. g4l9 and Al Jackson ST.
IMPORTANT SALE of the Worre..'s stock
OF furniture at X price. at the Town Mar
ket Furniture Co., 25 and q South Fifth
St, Minneapolis.
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Rye-No. 2. 44c No sales reported.
Rarley-No sales.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.

Totals. :. -. -. 6 - 2 f07 n Z
corn. Is cars; No. corn, l car; No. CATS
90 cars; no grade cats, l car; No . rye,
cars; No. barley. l car No. barley.
cars; No. fax, 18 cars: no grade fax. car.
Cars Inspected Out-No. l hard wheat,
car; No. l northern, 81; No. 2 northern, g.
No. 3. 2l; rejected, >; winter wheat, s; No
corn. 3: No. cats, II; no grade oats, 2; Ne.
hsrI
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PATENTS.

INVENTORS GUIDE q hFREE-1OO Mecha-
nisms free. IDEAS wanted. Send sketches.
Patentahiity tod free. Simple inven-
tions best Book free: omera & Co.. OPP.
IMPORTANT SALE, of the Worre,i's stock
of furniture at kpr=ce, at the Town MAJ
ket Furniture co., Is ard q Sou-h Fifth
St., Minneapolis. OFT
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Receipts-wheat 255 cars, ia $50 bu; corn,
1900 bU; cats, 6.160 bu: barley, 6S5 bu; rye,
1.Gs5 bu: fax. 6,e0G bu; oil meal.
106, 100 lbs; merchandise. C91- -795
lbs; lumber. Is cars; barrel stock,
cars; machinery, 1900 lbs; ecai. l.
1g7 tons; wood, 237 cords; pig iron, q ears;
lbs railroad materials. 1 car; sundries, y
cars; car lots, 577.
shipped-Wheat. 80 cars. sO.c3) bu; corn,
1850 bu; oats, 2640 bu; rye, ,729 bu; oil meal.
q, 010 lbs; -four. 37,106 bbls; miiistuffs, 1.523
tons; fruit 81, 800 lbs: merchandise, 1893. .993
lbs lumber. 42 cars: barrel stock. car; ma
chinery, 1S2 2G0 lbs; coal. 20 tons; cement.
cars; railroad iron, l car: butter. 2.459 lbs;
railroad materials, C cars; sundries, cars;
car lots, SO.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Maie.

DRUGGIST-Wanted- p Druggist OF sixteen
years experience at wholesale and retail
desires a position in city or country; speaks
English. German and Scandinavian. Ad-
dress c. Tonnesen, SOS Bank of Minnesota,
st. Paul, MINI.
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MARKET SUMMARY.
FINANCIAL

Bar silver. New York ..567t 5f1
CAL money, New York. -. IA II
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FARM LANDS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

NUIgIICE-Notice is hereby given that Hugo
ners as Hennecke & O'MaHey. doing bust
ness at l54 East Sixth St. St Paul. Min
neSota; nave mutually agreed to dissolution
OF SAID hrm. and Thomas O'Malley will nav
all claims against said firm due and ow-
ing by II Jan. IS. A. D. 1898 Hugo Hen
necke Thomas O'Malley
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PIANO-For sale. new upright piano, stand
ard make. cost $50. for only $50. Call at
IA West Central.
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az :d3am ..ChiGago Day Express. b9:55pm
Do :SJpm ..ChIcago Atlantic Ex" -. all :30am
e8:10pm Chicago "N w. Limited" al Scam
b9:25am Duluth. Superior Ashland b5:O5pn
a110Opm Duluth, Superior, Ashland a6 Scam
a9:35aml .Su City Omaha. Kan. City a6 :50prn
b4:50pm Mankato New Ulm. Elmorelb1O :OOam
aS:i5Dm .Su City Omaha. Kan. City al 7:25am
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SITUATION wANTED-FemaIe.

NURSE-A professional and experienced nurse
with best of references wishes engage
ments; can secursrthem on short notice:
reasonable terms. Cali or address S5g
Franklin ST. du,r1
YOUNG WOMAN would like rooms or Of
fees to take care5 Of will go to any part
Of the city. SO West Tenth st.
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WANTED-To buy secondhand store tables
and chairs T Al. Globe.
WHAT HAVE ysu got to sell? Call up tele-
phone I04S. or fns sand 421 Jackson st.
IMPORTANT SALE Of the WcrreIs stock
of furniture at Il price. at the Town MAJ
ket Furniture Co.. 25 and q South Fifth
St. MINNEAPOLIS
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CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY

The Maple Leaf Route"
Ticket Office: Robert St., cor. 9Th ST. Phone T5o
Trains leave from st. Paul Union Depot
*DaiIy. Except Sunday. Leave. Arrive,
Dubuque, Chicago, Waterloo. +81Oam IS. pm
Marshalltown, Des Moines... $40 pm F7.45a am
st. Joseph and Kansas City. *8.lO pm $3.50 p5n
Mantorviile Local *355 pm &c. 40 ara
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MEDICAL.
BOARD OFFERED.

BOARD-Furnished front rooms with or
without board, at the Mansion House, s.
East Eighth ST
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FOR SALE.

ALWAYS ON HAND-Big bargains in house
hold furniture II you want to save money
call and see US: we have what you want.
The Auction Mart, 419 and 421 Jackson st
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THE FINEST IMPORTED MANDLEBERG
Mackintoshes. for ladies and gentlemen, at
one-third price. at Thompson Rubber Co.'S
assignee sale, s5 East Fourth St Come
quick for greatest bargains of the season.
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WANTED-Stock OF general merchandise
state amount under each department. Ad-
dress w. s. Martin. st. James Hotel, Min
naaDOIiS
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MISS MANGAN formerly at No 81 Smith
av.. has moved to 149 Pleasant av.. where
good table ard wei furnished rooms await
her former patrons and others
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VOL. 1 to 50inclusive, Minnesota rep-rts; vol.
TO 6l inclusive, N. W. rep; vol. 1 to %
irciusive. Am and Eng. Enc. Of Law; 80
vol U. S. Digest: complete set Minnesota
territorial and State Session laws Hoff-
man 5S Gitfilau blk
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BURLINGTON ROUTE.
FINEST TRAINS ON EARTH.

Lv. For ST ATOMS. IAr-Fronn
BIS am. Chicago, except Sunday. 4 so m.
BIB am st. Louis. except Sunday ..,
S.05 pm. Chicago & St Louis. daily. 7:45 am.
Ticket Office, 400 Robert St Tel. g.
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The following were the closing quotations
OF other stocks as reported by the Associated
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Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul RaiIrOli,
WISCONSIN, CENTRRL

City Office. 373 Robert st. Phone No Ga4
LeaYeI ARRIVE
StPaul All Trains Daily. lStpaul
Eau Claire Chippewa Falls
S:00aml e. Milwaukee and Chicago. IS liam
Ashland. Chippewa Falls, Osh-l
7:40pm .kosh Milwaukee and Chicago. 4:10pm
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DAIRY, WITH GOOD CASH TRADE, for sale
at bargain; must be sold at once. Call
4G3 East Seventh ST.
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LOST AND FOUND.
CHATELAINE LOST OR SToLEN-Lost or
stolen, Thursday night about 10 or 1880
near Seventh and Jackson sts., a ladys
chatelane, containing sum of money. II
returned to this office party may retain
$50 and no questions will be asked.
DOG LOST-Lost, Wednesday evening. fe-
male fox terrier; spotted head and tail
Return to 119 East Colorado st. for reward.
IMPORTANT SALE of the WorrePs stock
Of furniture at Il price at the Town Ma
ket Furniture Co., Z5 and q South Fifth
ST., Minneapolis.
LOST OR STRAYED-A black Gordon setter.
white spot on breast. named SporT; also a
young Blue Bel on Llewelyn) setter named
King. Return same to No. 254 Summit
place and receive reward.
POCKETBOOK LOST-Lost. pecketbook con-
tanning money, also key and note of value
only to owner. Kindly leave at Ryan Fruit
Store; liberal reward.
WATCH LOST-Lady's gold watch, attached
to feur de lis pin. suitable reward viii
be paid if left at the Office of Field, SchIick
&, CO.
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WANTED TO BUY.

BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN, Minnesota
Transfer. st. Paul. Mimi, are ready to
pay cash for all kinds OF personal property
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-30

HOUSE-For rent, 81 Smith av.. three-room
house; clothes closet. pantry and cellar; well
water.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-30
PERSONAL.

THE YOUNG LADIES' ELOCUTION CLUB
meets with Miss Fuller. Ill Pioneer Press
Bldg, Monday. Jan 81, p. m. All inter
ested in elocution are invited to attend.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-30

nine-room house, nicely fur
nished. II desired; all conveniences; fur
mace and hot water heat. Inquire 9S9 Hague
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-30

oats-No. 3, 2aA@2sssc; no grade 2a&e.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-11-10
Battle With a Wounded Elk.

An Oregon minister went out for a
little shooting, says the Portland Ore
gonian, and killed large bear, which
had come down from the mountain to
feast on the enormous crop of acorns.
This success so delighted the minister,
who was little used to large game, that
the very next day he took his dog and
rifle and started out again. He wan
dered long time and then found
himself suddenly confronted by q
great elk.
The man was almost as well pleased
with the prospect of killing SO enor-
NOUS an elk as he would have been at
an encounter with another bear. He
lost no time, but took aim at the fore
head of the advancing animal and
fired.
The ball went true, and the elk
dropped. The minister went up to
what he supposed was the dead car
cass of the animal. and was looking it
over, thinking to himself that it was
almost as large as an OK. The dog
had trotted up with him, and was sus-
piciously smelling of the body.