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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-09
FOR THE GOLD FIELDS,

Steamer Barmen sails from Gnay- mae l4ih inst, directly for San Roque Bay near Lower California gold placer fields. Firss class fare, Guay- mas to San Rogue Bay $50 Mexican silver, second class S30, Mexicsn sil- yer. paily service from Benson OF N. NJ. < A. most direct route. Steamers leave regularly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-09

The Phoenix M eiou association, shipped 6 carload of wa.ermelons to Kingman. The Republi an says 0 carload of melons will be shipped to Tucson today by the association and one car of csntslopes will be shipped to Denver.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-09

The dance at Mining Exchange Hall was well attended last night and die pete the threatening weather the h)or was crowded with dancers. Some D visitors were present and the ladies looked their bsst. The dance con- tinued until dsyoreak and was voted . grand success.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-09
AEVs:RsI IsED LETTERS

The following ii list of letters re- maining in the general delivery at the Tombstone Eostoffice for the month ending July l, 1899: Basilispo AIdroda Frank Couzon. Philips Dod te Co. George Doneherty. Rachel Her5b Gabriel Sinogui. Daniel Webster A F. Wilson.
 John c W bi;e.
 When calling for above letters, say advertised, giving date 0. advertise ment.
 LAURA G. CRABLE, P. M.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-09

H. HszelwoOd and wife, Mrs Grim shaw; F. Cow!ey and wife; w. s, Gray and daughter; l. Hunssker and wife i; Miss Harrison; Tony Likes and sister 1; A. Thompson, W. F. Foster and Wm. Lutley, were among some of the visit ors seen ct the dance last night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-09

MT. A. Thompson freight agent O: the x. NJ. and X. at Fairbank was in Tombstone yesterday circulating among friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-09

The government will commence a new canal one-haif miles north O. Geronimo. The length will be two and half miles long and will cost S3,OO0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-09

J. Hunsaker and wife and Miss Lottie Abbott csm in yes esterday from the ChIricahuas to spend the 4th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-09
ERIE CATTLE COMPANY.

l. r. McNATR President; w. ". Wlitnoy Vice President; E. r. Brown. Secrctlry; l. V, Vickcrs; Treasurer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-09
CHiRICACHUA CATTLE COMPANY

NiCkEKS. Resident and Manager.
 TombStUne LEW WILLIAMS Nice President. Bisbee Aliz JOHN BLAKE. S,cr,t1ry SaIlrl Arizona ' W fAI tS l Treasurer Los Angeles. Cal Principle range between Chircahua end Dfigoon mountains in CocTse county Steer T"ns'' on Eege and Bonita Crack in Graham county. Aia'ns; Separ, New Mexico, aad Sherman Co. Texas
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-09
Tor

From Wedass'oV's Duly:
 Chas McHen. , came ir today from Bisbee. He leaves tonight for Los Angeles.
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the metal exchange called pig iron warrants
ilrm at Ss.2S nominal; lake copper strong and
higher with $14.O0 bid and sl4.50 asked; tin
firm with s21.75 bid and $500 asked Lead
strong with 4;l5c bid and 4.171ac asked. Spell
ter frmer with $500 bid and 5. 40c asked. The
brokers' price on lead today was 3.s21ac, and
copper 4.14c.
BUTTER AND EGGS-New York, Jan. 10
Butter-Receipts, 7,34o; packers, irmer; West
ern CT eamery, l5@1ac: Elgins, zoe; factory, II
Gle Eggs-Receipts. 4.e47 packages. Firm;
western, 2c; Southern. 2o1e@21c.
Chicago, Jan. 16-Butter easy; creameries,
171h@18c.
Elgin. ILL.,, JAM 1s.-Butter steady: Offer
ings. 1853 tubs; sales, so tubs a. tic, AZ tubs
at 171sc; official price, 1Sc.
SEED MARKETS Chicago, Jan 16-The
fax seed market was strsns as to prices, but
nervous in action. The trend is upward, but
there are a lot Of longs that would like to
realize: Flax is still cheap on legitimate
conditions. Receipts here were 35 cars, 10
oars at Duluth. and 2 cars at Minneapolis.
Cash max at s1171a, $.17A asked; May at
$1.1SA Per bu. Cash timothy seed closed at
s24714 per 100 lbs. Glover seed closed at
Sc. So per 100 lbs. Minneapolis fax seed quot
ed at $1.14A per blu.
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ST. fauy Mdrkets.

PRODUCE-Eggs are cheaper. All kinds Of
oranges are quoted lower. Other produce
The following are street quotations as cor
rrected daily by Jett & Woods:
Apples-Per Bbl-Northern Spy, ss.50G4 so.
Baldwin, s35GG4; Greening, So. 75a4: Ben
Davis. ss.5O@3.75; other varieties, 81. so
3.25 '''@
Bansnas-Choice shipping-Large punches.
1925 ESQ; small lunches 81 BOOB
Beans-Per Bu-Fancy, $125@l So: dirty lots
picked, $l.10.
Beef.Country dressed, fancy, 6@sc; rough,
Butter-Per Lb-Creameries extras. $4,000;
creameries, firsts, 1S1h@19c; creameries
gathered cream, 15@16c: daries extras l5c:
ing goods, lie.
Cabbage--Home- grown crate, s1.5o@1. rs.
Cheese-Per Lb-Brick, No. /, I1@1lbc: brick.
no. q yqsAc; Limbgrger, 9@s1ke twins,
fancy, Minnesota and Wisconsin, 111s@121bc:
prmost, 6@SAc. ~
cl 6s1f SS s. Per- per Dbl s5@55o sweet
cherry, s6@6.5O; Cape Cod, S. 7597.
Eggs-Fresh, subject to loss off, new, cases
included, 19q2oc; seconds, cases included
Figs-California, lob box s1.s5.
f1 .nnnt ri, LboPickerel, 41sc croppies 7c;
Game-Ducks mallard, per doz, 81. seas: can
,vasoack, A25Q7; brant, per doz, s4dO45 4
Hogs-C-ean-Per Lb-Heavy. 4Ac; light, AZ
Honey-Lb Sections-Buckwheat, 566Hc: ex-
tracted amber, 6@6kc; extracted white
lie; white, fancy. 15c.
Lemons.,Californda, zoos to 3sos. ss@35o.
Maple Sugar-Per Lb-Ohio, in bricks. 1Oc
VERNE in bricks Ice; Western, in
Mutton Per Lb-Bucks, SIC: country
dressed, 11adS]4c; milk lambs, pelts off, s1h
Nuts-Almonds. new, small quantities. 1917
lac; almonds, Tarragonas sacks, 100 lbs
l6c; Tarragonas. small quantities 17c: NJ
berts, sacks, about 200 lbs, s9@9Jhc filberts
small quantities, Zoe; hickory. per bu
$L5O; peanuts. per ID, raw, 5@6c; peanuts
per H. roasted 6Q7c; pecans, small guam
Titles, 9Ql0c; walnuts $3.50; walnuts. Cali
fornia, soft shell, sacks, 100 to no lbs 3b
loc; wa;nuts, California, hard, less guam
titles, lie; black walnuts, ST.
Onions-Per Bu-Silver Skins. s604Oc. red
CODES, 4oQ50c; other varieties 30045c
Oranges-Per Box-MeXican, 81 50G2 Is: Cali,
fornta navel, $Sq3.25; California seedlings.
P9tatoes-Burbanks, s5@40c; Rural, s2as5c
Jersey Sweets. s2.25 per Dbl; Cobdens 81 d
POULTRY Dressed-Spring chickens. 707hc:
mems. 5Q6c;. ROSTERS &c; turkeys, choice
lVglle; medium, S1e@9c.
Veal-Per Lb-Coarse and thin 5c. ey+-.
fancy, country-dressed. 7h@Sc
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GAY FRENCH BALL.
New York Promises Vnrfegated
Programme for Wednesday Night.


NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-The French
ball, which will be held on Wednesday
night at Madison Square garden, prom
Uses to break all previous records in
the roles for which it is famous The
rush for tickets has been unprecedent-
ed Old-timers who swore years ago
that they would never again attend a
French ball are making stealthy ar
rangements to be suddenly called out
of town on business about Wednesday
afternoon.
Capt. Price, now in command of the
precinct, is not Puritan. He is will
ing to see the boys and girls cut loose
and have a good time as long as they
do not commit murder. And cut loose
and have a good time is just what the
boys and girls are going to do if indica-
lions can be judged at all.
1t Is confidentially whispered that
the costume of Edna Wallace Hopper
in La Belle Helene" has furnished
inspiration to at least ten women, and
that if Capt. Price permits in Madi-
son Square garden what he permits
at several of the theaters the statuary
hall In the American Museum of Art
will look like display of winter Over
coats compared with the French ball.
There will be 200 professional dancers
In the grand ballet advertisement.
which will be the most gorgeous that
has been attempted at French ball
In years. Manager Durval has selected
thirtytwo of the prettiest and most
deliciously developed French girls IN
New York and they have no instruc-
TONS
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half OF that amount in the first quarter of an
hour. There was no news marketwise, of
any importance. Standard stocks were In
ers making new records for high prices. The
evidence OF support to leading stocks was
followed by bursts of strength elsewhere,
; aiser period OF hesitancy In the early deal
inss. mere was rise in Federal Steel on
the continued good demand for iron products,
but the advantage gained was not fully re-
tained. Among other specialties In which re-
tan. Consolidated Gas, Leather pfd and Amer
lean Steel. while Air Brake made sensation
al advance Of II points. The Pacific stocks
were week all day
20 many board room traders in bringing
about reaction in the final dealings. al
tnough early In the day, when prices were
onered down, there was an increase of buy
ing instead of selling orders brought into the
market. 1t was in the last half hour that
practically all of the earlier gains In the
market Were lost and in a number Of shares
tne prices were carried sharply below Satur-
cay close. and especially Manhattan, Union
racine, Northern Pacific, Louisville, South
ern pfd, Omaha and Kansas & Texas pfd.
ON declines, but the greatest activity was
towards the close when prices ran of. Among
the coaiers. Reading LIST and I'd pfd suffered
aDout a point. Heavy liquidation in Lake
Erie 4 Western pfd decreased the price of
that stock points.
The bond market maintained a very good
tone during the greater part of the day, but
speculation in the late selling Total sales.
S4,S75.0t0 U. S. new. As reg advanced ~. and
40 coupon, the IS, As reg. and the IS coupon
"A In the bid price.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
Furnished by Charles H. F. Smith & Co.,
members New York stock exchange Pioneer
fress building, who have direct wires to CHI
cago and New York. Closing prices are bid
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SEEKING DINGLEYS SEAT.
Special Election VIII Not Be An.
nOunced Until Funeral Is Over

Special Election VIII Not Be An
nounced Until Funeral Is Over.
AUGUSTA. Me, Jan. 16.-Gov. Pow
ers will do nothing about calling a spe-
cial election in the Second district to
choose a successor to Mr. Dingley I'M
til after the funeral 1t will be neces-
sary to give about forty days notice,
as thirty days time at least must be
given In the cities. 1t is uncertain
whether the election will be ordered at
the earliest possible date o. not. If it
is not deemed practicable to hold the
election before March 4, in time for
the new congressman to take his seat
then, a postponement may be had
The most prominent candidate men
toned as q successor to Mr.. Dingley is
Charles E. Littlefeld of Rockland, who
figured prominently as a possible can
didate against Senator Hale In the re-
cent furry. Not only are Mr.. Little
fields standing and ability widely &C
knowledged but his location is favora-
BILE, that section of the state not hav-
ing been represented in congress for q
long period.
Other possible candidates talked of
are: Judge A. R. Savage, Of Auburn;
J. c. Holman, of Pennington; John P.
Swazey, of Canton; Wallace White, of
Lewiston; Gen. Thomas w. Hyde. of
Bath; Seth NJ Carter and George C.
Wing, Of Auburn Waldo Pettingill, of
Rumford Falls; Stephen ]. Carr, of
Bowlingham; Col. John M. Gidden, of
Newcastle; David N MARYLAND, Will
liam T. Cobb, Judge Ruel Robinson,
Judge Thaddeous Simonton and Her
bert L. Sheperd, OF Knox county.
Thus each of the six counties in the
district has three or more favorite
sons who desire recognition. From
present indications whichever county
wins the nomination will win it by a
sharp struggle. and no one now can
say where it will go.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

GRAIN GOSSIP Gossip by private wire to
- H. N T.. smith ( Co, St; Paul members of
boa:d OF trace. New York-Bernays talk
ing very buliish, says May wheat should
sell up &c Blu before February l. Late Lon
e s ana Liverpool cables come up on bids
Enslish visible wheat increased 1491, Goo
European visible wheat decreased 400, COO
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Flour-Receipts, "a, :
1924 bbls; exports, 1870 bbls Moderately ac-
tive and steady Wheat-Receipts. 1S4 coo blu
exports. POS, els blu. Spot steady; No 2 red,
SossQS0%c +. o. b. afcat to arrive; options
LETT on of firm 90, at %@lAe net advance. No. 2
req March, 1Ss4@79c; closed. 1850; May 75A
a.o&e; closed, 1850. Corn-Receipts, 81, 675
bu; spot, steady; No. 2, 43M@4fc +. o. b.,
a afHsa,: options opened steady with wheat
closed closed 4l2sc. oats--Receip,s, 1920 bu
S'12c; options; quiet and featureless, 27c.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. l6.-Wheat, spot spring.
spot, American mixed. old quiet So 101sd
futures steady, May IS sad.
y, KANSAS CITY. No, Jan. 16.-Wheat, iirm:
red, re; No. g. 66G6sc; No. shipping. e2@
CSC; Nc. g. 5Sd63c. Corn, weak, no. 2
mixed, 52%@3Sc; No: white. 34Ac; No. 8,
SS1ac Oats, firm; No. white, 29lkc. Rye,
steady. Wheat. dull. No northern, 69970c
No; 2 northern, sz1s@sSAc. Oats, lower. 2sA
%ooc. rye STEADY; NO. l. 5es4Qofc. Barley.
lower, No. ., 52@52lac; sample, 44aDa21ac.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l6-Wheat. unsettled: No.
: red, cash. elevator, 75Ac; track. 74975c
January, 7SAe; May, 753sd751sc: July, 63asc;
No. hard, 6S67oc. Corn, weak, No. cash
S97sc; May, 351sc. Cats, weak No casa,
Csc; track, 2S1ac; January. 2SAc; May. 2S3sc:
No. white, 30@3OAc. Rye, firm, 56c track.
Flax, steady, $1111h
.GRAlN-PlSIBLE SUPPLY-New York.
jar. 1.-THE statement of the visible supply
OF grain, in store and afoat Oh Saturday.
Jan. IA. as compiled by the New York pro-
duce exchange is as follows: Whea-. 81. 735 .Oe0
increase, 2,?27 600 bu Oats. 7.763. Geo; in,
crease, $4,000 bu. Rye 1850, COO bu: increas
"a oC0 blu. Barley, 3,796,OoO blu; decrease,
229 900 bu.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-17
BOSTON MINING SHARES.

WALL STREET GOSSTP-New York stock
gossip, reported by H. Holbert & Son. bank
ers and brokers, 341 Robert street, National
German American Bank building, st. Paul
strong, Sturgess & Co. wire 1--WE have
mad what the street are beginning to regard
as Gov. Flower market the stocks en-
nected with his name having ehown the
greatest activity. Among the less specu-
latlVe shares we note great strength In At
Gibson preferred and the grangers. We are
very CAD to observe that specu. alton is now
tending away from industria,s and more to
ward railroads. In Atchtson preferred the
earnings are so satisfactory that no matter
what the road may declare in July, the earn
ings will show per cent or more. 1t seems
as II the preferred should 20 to 65 and the
common to 3d. Burlington has been bought
by the best people. and the Standard OIL
holdings of the stock are incre asiug. We see
no reason why st. Paul should not be a
per cent stock and Burlington at no DIS
tant day pay Z per cent. Northern Pac fc
and Central Pacific will be put higher No
doubt and the buying Of Metropolitan is
most excellent Toward the close of bus.-
ness stocks fell away on sales to realize,
and to many. conservative minds the matter
is. growing dangerous. We don't agree to
this believing that prices will so higher,
but also realizing that good and safe thing g
should only be bought"
FOREIGN FINANCIAL-New York, Jan.
16.-The Commercial Advertisers Lord IN
finac-al eablegram says: The markets here
today were active and gsod, though the clos
ing was irregular. Americans began strong.
Eries, until New York opened, when the
bears sold freely, causing a temporary re-
action. There was good support, however,
and the close was near the top. There was
an active interchange of business. but 1t is
still noticeable that the public Is realizing.
though the market is bullish to a man. Cop
pers were hard. The foranights statistics
show stocks down rs tons and supplies Gown
1,31S tons Money WIS unlendabie: 1880
gold in bars was bought by the bank, which
has also secured the bulk Of the Afr can
parcel at IT'S 9Ad. There IS no demand. "
LONDON MONEY-London, Jan. 1.-THE
market for American securities opened dull,
but soon showed firmness. Prices la e.,
however, eased off somewhat on opera OF $
taking rrohts
TREASURY STATEMENT = Washington,
jan 16.-Today's Statement Of the cond:-
ton Of the treasury shows: Available cash
balance 1892 o65, 1888; gold reserve, $24 ss3, SS4
BANK CDEARENGS.
ST. Paul, ss46,
Minneapolis 81, 846 425.
Chicago, $24.S16, 30.
Boston, $f5, 216,30o.
New York, $115, 622, 013.
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Live Stock Karkets.


SOUTH ST. PAUL, Jan. 1e.-The receints
at the union stock yards today were: Cat
Tie, go; calves, so; hogs, 600; sheep, $50 The
cattle market was active on all kinds of good
stuff. Coed butcher cattle were a shade
stronger than last week and Gamers and
common stuff steady. The demand for the
DETER grades of stock cattle and feeders
continues good. and stuff sells readily at
good prices. Common stuff is almost unsaI-
able The hog market was shade strong
err The bulk Of the butchers sold at S. Is.
with a range of $3.421z@3.5O Pigs and pack,
ers steady. The run was light and quality
lar. me sheep market shows no improve
ment over the earlier part of last week.
Hogs-Comparative receipts:
Total for today. soo
week ago SS0
year ago .............. 151
Market was a. shade stronger than Satur-
days close. The range was the same. So. 420
$50, with the bulk selling at s3.45 The run
was light one. although well ahead of last
year and last week. Pigs and packers steady.
Quality fair. Representative sales:
P11tph
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YORK COTTON-New York, Jan. 49,.
The general phases Of the early cotton mar
pie, although prices touched lower level.
The opening was steady at decline of to
points followed by further loss of point
or two under weak English cables and for
sequently absorbed by Wall street commission
houses and local shorts. Futures closed quiet
And and STEADY; January, 5;eec; February. 5.6sc,
5.75c; July. Disc; August, $500; September.
9 NEW YORK DRY GOODS-New York, Jan.
market so far as spot business is concerned,
but mail orders for all descriptions of cotton
goods have been of fair volume. The export
demand for heavy brown cottons is well in
evidence, but actual business is limited by
the strong, oversod condition of leading mills.
Bleached cottons are very firm at the recent
advances. Masonville AKA bleached advanced
Nc to 5ssc per yard. Prints are very Arm.
Ginghams are also firm with moderate de-
mand The wooden goods division showed no
material change. The demand was quiet for
mems wear and dress goods.
NEW YORK COFFEE-New York, Jan. 16.
Coffee options opened steady at unchanged
prices. ruled more active, but easier, follow
ing unsatisfactory European cables, liberal
receipts at Rio and Santos, smaller warehouse
deliveries in this country. increased Ameri-
can visible and apathy of spot buyers in the
open market. Closed barely steady, un-
including: March, $3.50; April, sec; May,
5.75c; July. $3.50; August $500; September,
6.96c; October, 8.O6c; November. $685. Spot
coffee Rio, dull and barely steady; No. Z. in
voice, 6ssc; No. Z, tobbing, TIC; mild, slow:
Cordoya, 729l4c. Sugar, raw, irregular and
unsettled; fair refining, 8 1876; centrifugal
20 test, &c; molasses sugar, 8 s-16c: refined,
NPW YORK METALS-New York, Jan. Is.
The week opens with the metal market
uents. The feature Of today's market was a
further rise from 10 to rs points in copper.
DUE to bullish reports from the West and
abroad and withdrawal of sellers Lead
gpelter and iron followed the Improvement on
q smaller scale. Tin was firm, but without
change. Many rumors were In circulation as
to the cause Of the relative hesitation in tin
this metal having shown remarkable and even
sensational turn the last week. At the cioaa
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-17
DULUTH.

DULUTH, Mimi, Jan. 16.-The market was
dull and firm. May opened 4c up at 7OAc,
s0Ac all morning and at 1890 was quoted at
zoe. Cash, $1,000 Blu at nc under May to ar
rive, 2ac under for cash. Cash sales: 5000
ern. 6s%c: 1900 blu No. 1 northern, 6SAc;
1900 blu No. northern, 67hc; cars, no
grse. 53c; $1,000 blu May SEC; 8 cars fax
ST. 16 5000 blu May fax, $1181hGDI 1Sh; s. 900
BIZ rejected, SLIP. Receipts, wheat, 7h'943
bu; corn, 81, 4S3; oats, 1901; rye, 6,5S7; bar
ley 1274: fax 6,133. Shipments, wheat, 81
a7s.S72 blu; No. l northern, 1,64S,sls; No. :
northern 6S5, 252; No. 3 spring, 60, 6S3 no
grade. 7S4, s16; rejected. 4S.65s; special bin.
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Cash quotations were as follows: FIour
dull, but steady; Nc. spring wheat, 67Q6Sc i;
No 2 spring wheat. 65@671sc No. 2 red, 71@
nc; No : corn, 95Mc; No. 2 yellow d cern,
S5&z G36c; No. 2 cats. &c; Ne. 2 white, 2s1S ss
GS7c: sample barley 421h@52c; No. l flax
seed si14lk; Northwestern. $11S1a; prime
timothy seed, s2S5@2 4lc. Mess pork: per
short ribs sides Coose). $470G4 %; dry salted
shcu ders (boxedJ, 4A64ssc; short clear sides
d xea). Is O5d5lo W ky. q t. ers' fini h d
gccds. per gal. sl.Z1. Sugars cut loaf IN
AtLuS "a; corn. p1s. tvj pu; oats, Zn,UN blu;
rye. l45OO bu; barley, $500 bu; shipments
-Four, Al 600 bbls; wheat, $1,000 bu; corn,
barley. q 900 Blu. On the produce exchange
today the butter market was easy; cream
cries 14d19c; diaries, 11@17c. Eggs Gull;
fresh. 271h62Sc. Cheese steady; creameries,
91b6Ilc.
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ST. PAUL.

Quotations grain, hay, feed. etc, fur
nished by Griggs Bros, grain and seed mer-
chants:
WHEAT-No. 1 northern, 6S@6s1sc; No. 2
northern, 65% Q66Hc.-CORN-N 8 yellow,
s2A aS21sc;; No. 3, sla ps2c.-oATs- :
LEY AND RYE-Samp.e barley, s7@44c: No.
rye. b3hq54c; No. 3 rye, 50Q5lc-SEEDS-
No; l fax, H.14@1.15; timothy seed, SIG
LILO; red clover. $3.5044.--FLOUR-Pa
per Dbl, S350Q3S0; rye -four, $2.7OQ2 90
GROUND FEED = $l3Ql350. - COARSE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - BRAN = So 75Qt
H. 2o.---SEORTS-ln bulk, s9.5O010 HAY
Iowa and Minnesota upland, $6@65O; No /
upland, $S.50Q6; wild, s4@4.5O; good to choice
timothy. S6.2SQ7; clover and timothy mixed
90 o. qe'-STRAW-Rye, $4,000; oat. sS.2i
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-17

Ger from Abbeville He told the Off
Gals that he had seen Local Chief Man
ley who had given him authority to
take Howard. After Juggling with the
Atlanta police some time Howard was
turned ever to Elliot. who supposedly
left With his prisoner for Abbeville.
Advices from that place establish the
fact that Elliot turned Howard loose
as soon as they reached the street. He
had no authority for Claiming the
prisoner.
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1872. 664; ahoat 2677 total 1901 400 increase,
2S5,6s4; amount last year, 2140, 7Ss; corn, l.
755,l72; oats, 475,521; rye, l25sos barley. &c.,
SOL fax, 952.S75 May closed &c up at 701sc
spot, No. hard, 703sc; No. northern, 67Mc;
No. northern, e3Mc; No. 8 spring. 601sc; to
arrive: No. l hard. TOssc; No. 1 northern,
6s3sc; No. hard January. 691Ac; May, 721sc;
soc; rye, 551kc; barley, Ssh@42c nax, $ll6;
January, $.15; May, $i.1S; corn, Sic; May.
36sc
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-17

ST. PAUL. Jan. 16-WooI = WISCONSIN,,
Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota I'm
washed fine, heavy, 1oQ11c; do fine, light, IL
014c do medium, " and % blood, l4gl6c; do
coarse, low, u blood. 1S@15c; do very coarse,
braid, 12@13c; do cotted. bury, seedy OF
chaffy, lie; average lots, fine cut, 14c; West
umbia and Northwest Territory: Unwashed.
fine. heavy, 10@11c; do fine light. 11@12c; do
medium, 14@15c; do coarse, 14@15c do cotted.
bury, seedy or chaffy, 10c do average lots
fine out, 14c. North and South Dakota: I'm,
washed, fine, light, 15c; heavy, lie; do medi-
um light 15c; do heavy, 14c; do coarse,
light, 12c; do heavy. 10@12c; do cotted bury.
seedy or chaffy, light 10c; do heavy, Sc.
Montana: Unwashed, fine bright, per Id, lie;
do medium, lac; do coarse, lac; do dark, col
ored heavy or short, SQ 10c.