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12 THE ST. PAULDAILYGLOBE. SATURDAY MOENIKa OCTOBER. 9, 1556? TWELVE PAGES. " \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0? \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 I-f . I #?^-*Bryanf? 16*<@lSc: Cheese, wcnk; do preferred. States,3a. 100 't Addition' to St. Paul. ' Seventh Street, South Side. stondv at- . 63^ United \u25a0 Cheddars, noj^OitJ^cr ?? Receipts? Flour, &N.W. 116K do 48, coup... l~^H CITY NOTICE. ilsi^.'-i?-\u25a0-<; \u25a0?. -;>\u25a0< '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0>\u25a0\u25a0> I \u25a0 of ;:- \u25a0'. - TENDING ? , \u25a0 *????? Snpaoaed' owner and \u25a0\u25a0\u0084\u25a0 Atn't | .\u25a0.WlnsloWs to Paul. 14.337; wheat, .42,233: barley, 37,730, do preferred... 142 Ao4J^*, coup:. Hi/i " U Addition St. DOWNWARD. ? '- * ?*f description. ,'. \u0084', , Lot. Block. Aasm't | ' Shipments? 10,515: wheat, 11,315; bar- Central. 112^ Pacific 6s of.'95. 128*4 . '\u25a0 A-i-fJi-:-. iiV^v, ZKC-- -'*R^ i Supposed ... ? and of Eydnr^x4?coin.^ '?-. tea's owner 22,211. ? ??:?;? - > i La. stamped 4s, 78;'* thk City Treasurer, ) iy.% Ain't LCE?R| }s?% ley, Ohio Miss..... 28% Office of i 1,2&8 .^description. U a Fall Yesterday ?? - Minn., ?n *oft.r.?fc<;?....^ 1 ?43.87 Lot. Block. Ass'mt L ALVE Wheat Took Decided do preferred.. 90 Missouri Bsk.i.. 100?-^ St. Pawiv Oct. Hm. r?' . every 108 Ww^.8rnird0a...... 4 1 l*-62 P Eiswirth (Sly of Sev- Apositive cure for Old Ulcers and Sores of On the Chicago Board of . TH.wTdavis & co., Ontario & West. 20% Ten.6aset'raent3 1 14-?53 "i enth atr?rt) 2?.,' 1* 10 $37.46 name and description, no matter hoT many "*^tra v Allpersons in the assessment for TIM?.PFJtca 5 grai>% Oregon Trauso'l. 33 do 5s set'm'ts. 100 Interested 14.03 ...... , i landing. This is tks heavy artilleryof sal?es for Trade, VISION" AND stock ...... 6 1 Pacific 56* ido set'm'ts. 77 f1?p*^...... ,. goreiof ; i% ****-'- Mail '"99' ;44 51M?W.;4?...... 7 1 14 02 B.H. Hawkes' Subdivision of Winslow's Ad" longstanding J-s g? m The Const Chilblains, ... ; brokers.?! Panama. 93 i'iictio?43f jyMeo ;\u25a0;.".. 8 l i*-? dltlonto St. Paul.- tures also ]Tn^lMffl- - - 3 ' Bumf, Cuts, Felons, /LSjFjli/f///'^ the Closing Were the Lowest 151 Drake Block.. St. Pact* Minn LOCAL. VIAHKETS. of the Following: Described' fesHahn 11 1 34-63 ?\u25a0?'* Scalds, Frost Bltea &c./f^Z(s\LS ,'.? And Prices Front 1 12 1 14.62 Supposed owner and , fl*iCt\/^^ 2o7Hennenln Are.. Minneapolis. ' Sawe. . ' . Am'tof Allgenuine bears the([/ DrnKrist&ChemiJk Since the Present Decline St.. Paul. Property; \u25a0\u25a0;*-?\u25a0 5ame...... 13 1 14.62 ;.description. Lot. Block. Ass'mt toli9win?ai?nMarsj JPABivMUUi. Began. GERMANIA opened quite and as tho ses- . . John Webert..... 14 1 14.63 Greeuleaf Clark 4 10 $23.53 , BANK. Tho board dull did not improve (Eat gam* ...15' .1;,? 14.50 C'bas FArrole(except Sev- Corner Filth and Wabasha streets, oppos'to Post. sion progressed business Under Contract ofJ. ForrastaL i- enth street) ? office. much. Wheat opened dull and inactive, with 5 10 26.75 of Corn Were Large offerings. Fourteenth Street, North Side. XB Wheeler et al,(except Xlie Offcrlnss . CAPITAL$300,000. large receipts and free Cash wheat mate No. 3), for Term Beginning CHEAPEST BOOK STORE the Market Albx.Uamsit, Anthony VoenG.Jr.,V. very there was but Seventh street) 6 10 27.89 1 and Prest. Pr. was dull and quiet and Supposed owner and . INTHE NORTHWEST! Broke Off. Wm. Bli'KKLCashier. P. M. KEllsT. Asst. Cash. very littledono in futures, which were weak. April1, 1886, and Ending: November Ain'tof Notwithstanding the sum- description. Assm't St. Anthony Avenue, South Side. AND OLD ;?? .:, : Toledo Grain. the dry weather of Commencing at NEW BOOKS. imer and fall, when it was predicted that the 1, /' LMDo Menil. the and Parcels ofBooks bought. Seat Toledo, I1 1886. :: northeasterly of and Merriam's Rearrangement ot Merrlam LfeYAries Financial World of Oct. B.? Wheat opened dull: closed corn crop would be very seriously Injured corner Robert Park. ?*.-" forcatalogue. JoinvTS in tlic \u25a0weak; cash, November, Fourteenth (14th) streets;, thence General Market October 76*? c; 77e I and the expected short crop would raise WILLTAKENOTICE Supposed owner I "Wall street? bid: December," ls\io bid; May,85J$c bid. j prices, grain is far from being scarce. Elyon line of Fourteenth (14th) and Am't of R. F. LEASE & CO., that Ad- description. Block. f Quotations. Corn dull: cash, October, .BS>?c: December, I contrary crop appears tobe very on day Sept?saberji!i??Bi Idid street to Wly Hue of Randall's Lot. Ass'mt Su; * BT. On the the That the 20th of dition; N'lyalong said W'ly GeoHKoucn 3 8 $14.80 US ThlrcMtroetr' PAUI* ot>.\c; May, 42c. :Oats! steady; cash, JJU^c. abundant, and prices are held down very low. receive a warrant from th? City '.Comptroller thence inactive; cash,- October, $t.*s; of of said Randall's 75 Same 4 8 14.80 Clover seed Oats not quite as strong as on tho day of the Cityof St. Paul for the collept^on' line Addition Chicago and Provisions, n l ', $4.63. wore W'ly toDixou'B Grain 'November. 54.67. 2: December. ., Re- before and weakened y,c. Barley declined 20 the above-named assessment J. *."?v*n-. feet: thence 10 feet nature of Is, you ? . land;, Tbe this warrant that if Chicago. 8.--The .tendency in Wheat. 31,000 : torn, 13,000 bu; in Rye steady. following alist of suppp??t tbenco Sly along Dixon's Oct. < and was light. request. The is the own- 25 feet; thence W'ly B'ly fail topay the assessment within & to-day, and? in oats, 600 no. Shipments? Wheat; so.ooo bu; Ground feed uuchauged. Corn meal dull. ersS names, a descripttoif^^be .pip?eifty ;in . land on FOSTER CARPENTER, wheat was downward again 1 corn,* 2,ooo bu: 'oats, 11,000 bu; clover seed, Timothy lower. Potatoes steady. Eggs front have bAu bpl??*''m?ld line of Dixon's land 100 feet toRob- the lowest " seed of which walks 1 the latest trading prices were at 200 bags. firmer and and advanced The following or and ert street; thence Sly along Robert THIRTYDAYS present %o. repaired the amounts assessessed place beginning, being point current since the decline of bids on incoming tracks only were made at against the same, street to of notice, REAL ESTATE O. WHEELER. W. n.wyi.de. to-wit: . In St. Paul, Minnesota $43.63 After the first publication of this I prices began. It was reported that there the call: report you account, bid; shall and your real estate so as- NO. 4, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE B'LDG. buying on foreign but if WYLDE, Wheat? No. 1hard, 70%0 No. 1North- Acker Street, North Side. delinquent, apply District was some WHEELER & ern, Fourteenth Street, South sessed as and to the !t had very little bearing on the course of tsse bid: No. 2 Northern. 660 bid. * Side. Court Ofthe; county of Ramsey, Minnesota, so Grain, Commission, Provision &Stock 2, asked; October, 36c asked: Edmund Addition to ;St. Paul. ESF'Choicer Property For Sale prices. The market closed in the latest Corn? No. 360 Rice's Second Ely's Addition toSt. Paul. for judgment against your lands, lots, blocks, The of- BROKERS, November, 340 bid, 86c asked; year, 360 or parcels thereof so assessed, including: in- trading %c lower than yesterday. \u0084,.., Supposed ?? Ain'tof j large, and. the - asked. owner and -"M-?^': Supposed. '*' '<>&-'-. terest, costs and expenses, -and for an order very ? owner and Am't of Purchasing and Agency ferings of corn were Hir.viLLAN Rooms 5 and 6. Oats? 2 mixed, bid, 27c asked; description. Lot. BB>ck. *' '~ St. Paul :Collection ? Vj. N No. 260 - v of to sell the same the pay* prices pie- Bu^k.'K^ November, H -ffinn't ifrntftrjirttrn,, Lot. Blook. A'ssm't the court for 116 Tj^ird,Street. market broke off to the lowest ! markets October, 26c bid. 27c asked; 26c Retzman M i* ?Sff'i'* - $11.78 ment c' Eaafr the closing to* ffll>all orders on other'- 26c asked; No. 2 white, Franz \u25a0' s *CE >.. -\u2666 ? .-/\u25a0..? x-~i* "Minneapolis foraba iitf innfllOTrfriMjjiir lower, speculative offerings being Rye? No. 2, 45c bid. Pacific f*J Robertson's Addition to St. the Grain* 1, $14.75 asked; No. 2, Church...... : it 18-26 West Paul. and sold. Good?'?aMfccbiflei@%e lower. There St.l.ouis >,',.'. ?Ground Feed? No. I? 18.26, furnigh^!;arfpeeJE|lf*t*?B?ip?*to lanrer. $14.25 Same...... >*~22 " < Information feeling in the i St.'Louis, Oct. 8.??'beat quiet and about asked. Supposed owner and h.'::\u25a0\u25a0 Am/t of <42^w)fcftyTf9ita1irleceile?lbao?f a uncertain ? A Hesselgrave collections. was nervous and i Corn Meal Coarse, $14.50 asked. L \u25a0"?*;?& l*-20 :\u25a0 **d market lor hog products, and only a nibxl- steady}; Ho. '2red,ca^;huT4*:N2'c, and closed $?s*' W>?& t.M-::-*<4bb?r^2?f bid': bran, shorts, M H?5 k Sewer on be?ni , VAvedkber,relv^^l'3&Ji@2S%c; December, 27@27%c; Sales? car $7.50; 1car JJ McDonald JVTKAxanagV..: < Wf;;-,1 $7.92 at "l o'clock. On the afternoon $8.50. :J &*? ??tae;...-..;; ,...-.:-.;,/,i;t?--' . f8.36 *fty, Rye sleay ; Barley- iw Bl?jo. 48K?c bid. ! prices fell off 5c additional. Lard was unchanged. ss'w S??rt? ....t;:v....-.;;4? t62 vim Office ofthe Board ofPublic Works, ? LliSjS, m\p rr\y?v Dulland . I'me::::::::::::::::::::^' >.5 PRISMATIC weaker, closed s@7>^c lower -' ?? Same. 34. - City of Paul, Minn., Sept. 28, quiet and and . M 5mm?V....i...,...... ai St. 1836. ?\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0?-3*-.-^ V Produce Exchna?e. 36.58 M 17.56 J than yesterday. activity in market contijues Same... SI 5 .Sam*. :V...... :;..: 10 I*3 17. *W BANKDP MINNESOTA. The this still BTMcTeague 9 l?-45 5ame,...:..... THE QUOTATIONS. $600,000; and prices are steady. Butter still remains 13 8 192 17.56 Sealed bids will reeeirefl the Board ol , Paid Up-Capital Surplus sso,ooo. 9 18.2? >? by American uriag Company,''" unchanged. The follow- 5ame...... 13 A 'Junto ..?.:.....,.. SkstiraLct ? ~ Flour was dull and Wii. DA\vsox,"Pres. V Pres. receipts. is steady. - 8 192 1&.05 Public Works inand for the corporation of ??4o9'Rotr\u0080rrPf closing prices for cash proper- Kobt. A. Smith. V. firm with liberal Cheese MaryWescott. 11 9 18 28 William Manteufflll.... . Minnesota, r?eft. ing were the ." ai.bekt Boamn Cashier. apples grapes, ...??? m 14.74 the City of St. Paul. at their onV? wheat, 2 red ?. Fruit is active, especially and Same 10 9 18.26 Margaret McCarthy..., l2 19$ .- 11th day ties: No. 2 spring 71%c: No. ; PAUL. receipts large and 14.74 insaid city, until 12 in. on the of No. 2 oats, GILFILIiA>'BLOCK. ST. MINN aud of both are sales PR Gibbons.... 9 9 \u25a0 18-28 October, 72@72>?c; No. 2 corn, 4iSio4?4C: ' unchanged. Apples A.D.1886. for the construction of a 1 c; No. rye, -4t' c; 55 barley, \u25a0***?> active. Green stuff is Same .8 9 W?-W, iHM|il ? 1515 sewer on street, between Tenth (10th) 23 4?24 I 2 No. ? .Liverpool firrain. are firm Indeed. Oranges and lemons illl:? P Jackson 535&33){c: flax seed, $1.03@103}?; fair very 9 195 11.00 and Insaid city,to- VUl ?!C. Oi.e :3riS.|?i No. 1 Liverpool, steady, are steady and unchanged. Live poultry is St. Paul. . '^sEasPasenius..j &treat Eleventh (11th)street XI1 X XX JJ lxn te prime timothy, $1.65. Mess pork? $8.70. Oct.- B.? Wheat demand Drake's Second Addition to gether with the necessary and APOSlftYtiH^l?'-f.tv the aoit ebstiotM 3**? improving, receipts. catchbasim - $6.70: supply good; reosipts of are \u25a0^ days , (loose), the wheat firm with liberal Cranberries Addition to West St. Paul. manhole*, according plans specifica- a torn or r*w. f*,>. ; -Lard? ss.7o. Short rib sides past days centals, higher. Quinces, Am'tof R^WTOon'3 to and (boxed), J5.70?5.75; for the three were 105.000 firmer and both Snpposed owner and ' dry salted shoulders 50,000 Corn dull Eastern, are and regular. The Block. Assart tions em ml* ia the office of said Board. Whisky, including: centals American. and steady description. Lot. SunMied owner arid ~: Atn't of ? short clear sides (boxed), 5<5.65?6.70. lower; Western, 3,\,d $33.17 - -'^ Abond with at least two (2) sureties ina Allan's Solikle fei?catei BosiiS, and new mixed 4s per call: 3 ! loaf sujrar, ti%?%c; grauulated EFDrake 1 r-*3iL?rfpfianLvt Lot. Block. Assm't CUM of at least twenty (20) per cent, of Nonauseous doses ofcnbebs. copaiba or oil at ?I.IS. Cut ranged cental; the receipts of American corn for the Same 20 2 16.78 6 181 $49.64 the ?andalwood that ara certain to produce dyspepsia sugar. 4 3-lOOc. Futures BWifeir....T7/. cross amount bid must accompany eaoh bid, si6 opened past three days were 54,500 centals. Produce Exchange. 19 2 16. ;:....-.:. isi 40.22 bydestroying the coatings ol Prio?, Wheat? October, at Same. '9yfck.v!&*'.; 6 The reserves the right reject the stomach. a-? follows: ? creamery, 24?36c; 16.72 said Board to $1.50. Sold by druggists November, choice JBTrudean 18 3 ? all o? mailed on receipt 71 closing at 70% Extra F1?ifa1auey...... 10 185 14.74 any or all bids. '^BriSStaiM Ct V. December,c: 7.Y'.,c. THIRD NATIONAL BANK. extra first 18@20c; fresh made sweet dairy. EPDrake 17 2 16.5* r>?jierriU 185 17.47 .. price. For farther particulars send fer circular. To1 c, closing at 72J?c; Corner Thirdand Hubert street*. stock, stock, ..9 WILLIAMBARRETT, President. P.a box us, ; closing c. - '? - 17@18c; common 7@Sc; packing HansClamstad .....16 2 38.52 gam*;...<; 8 185 17.47 May, Bls?c, $500,000. Ci-icial: closing at 74 4c: atbl'. CAPITAL ...- 4(&Cc; grease. So. IngaWick 37. : fITTPD October, opened at c, closing 1 8 Aiuie..-.;:.'.*.... 7 185 16.79 R.L.Gorman, Clerk Board of J. C. Coru? 35% WALT.EX MAXX. RICHARD K. STOWXS. ? Young fancy, Public Works. ALLANCO.. V : Cheese Americas and 12? ...; 24 3 16.59 \u25a0 VJUlliiMW lUil at November, 36 c, closing President ?;askier EF Drake ARGapehart 12 186 14.74 83 John street. New York 34He: closing I2J2C; fullcream, 12c. 23 3 16.6? -, 14.74 372-82 ;;."- i-; December, 37%c, 5ame...... ". DDMerri11...... v 11 188 at 4 c. CO., New onions, per bu, 50@55c; In bbls, $2. Same.: 23 3 16.58 MichGriffin".....; .10 18? 14.74 at o0 ':,(.?; May, 41 4c, closiug at 40 N. W. HARRIS & Maple 13?13c; closing at Minnesota Sugar. East- Same..... 21 3 16.56 Ryan 14.74 ? October, opening at 24c, BANKERS, Mich P ...9 186 Oats CHICAGO. ern, 10@llo: Vermont, 11%@15c in 28 pound Same 20 3 16.56 28J4c; c, closing at 24%c; online Counties, Cities and of high November. 2o>4 b\)l\U Of others cans. JosVilandry... 3 December, closing at2s%c; May,open- o ra( e bought and of- . 19 16.56 Igrlehart Street South Side. 2ti'!;c. sold. Eastern peaches, [email protected] per box. 18 3 , Confirmation of Assessment For Opening, Widening anfl Extending Pars l at 10. Mess pork- California Peter Tereau.. 31.23 ing at 4c, closing 29 fice: 68 Devonshire street, Boston. Corres- basket 6 12, :30. 55.55, closing 18.82%, Domestic peaches, 75?500 per EFDrake 1 29.02 Chambers' Rearrangement of Lots 1 to October, opened at at !pondence so.icited. : Pears, [email protected] per box...... 6 :January, Same..... 23 14.63 Block 11, Rondo's Addition to St. Paul. Alley. November, sS.77%,closing atSB.ti-'K Peach plums, per box. 6 Place closing $9.50. Lard? October, Chicago. $1.50?2 Savory..... 21 15.18 58.83, at MapleSyrup? gal, [email protected]. Engstrom C Supposed owner and closing $.").?.',; Novem- ? clear- Peter 20 14.63 Am't of opened at $5.72%, at Chicago, Oct. Associated bank Honey? Slow at quotations; fine white Swanstrom; 6 14.63 description. Assm't ber, $5.75, closing at $5.70: January, $5.90, ings to day were SIO,OSS,OUU. Money rates JobnE .19 . Lot. clover, 12@14c: buckwheat, 10@12c. 18 6 14.63 MMMoffatt.. 7 $51.78 of Public "Works, ) closiug at $5.65. Short Ribs?Octo- i aud steady on the previously quoted JELandin Office the Board of arc firm 7oc per bu. Holmquist 14.63 8 Cityof Paul, Minn., 6, ber, at $8.70, closing at $6.70: l l{> loans, 7J-?@ Malt? Annie M 17 :6V.. Thos Cochran and Wm Barbour 51.78 St. Oct. 1888. f opened !basis of olo'i70 o'i7. on doiuand and ?Unwashed, 17@19c; washed, 22@24c. $5.02%. Wool PaulFirnett 16 6 14.63 ' January. 55.02%, closing at !!S]4 per cent, ou time favors. Not a sufficient Cabbages, per doz; benefits, Flour, IS,OOO bbl?; 52,000 Green Stuff 40?00c Harris Lavalle 15 6 14.63 Kent Street, West Side. The assessment of damages, costs and expenses arising: from the opening Receipts? wheat. business was done in New York exchange to cucumbers, per aoz; potatoes, widening and extending the alley between block 58, Irvine's enlargement 247,000 bu; oats, 151,000 bu: rye, 10?20 c ' of Kie< bu: corn, establish quotations. 40?69 c per bu; tomatoes, per bu, $1.25 Side. Mabknbin &Marshall's Addition to St. Paul. & Irvine's addition to St. Paul. and Park Place in the City oi 2,000 bu; barley, 71.000 bu. Shipments- bu, 40c; celery, Acker Street. South -wheat, 14,000 bu; corn, BANK, @1.50; carrots, per St. Paul, Minnesota, having been completed by the Board of Public Flour, 40,000 bbls: THE CAPITAL 40(?60c: cauliflower, [email protected]; pick- to St. Paul: Siipflosea owner and Am't of in and for said city,said will their office insaid city 2 p. 335,000 oats, IS,OOO bu; rye 3,000 bu; Block, Paul, Edmund Rico's Second Addition Works Board meet at at m. on the bu: Drake lit Minn. \u25a0 - Exchange? lingcucumbers, 30c for second and 35c for ~;rr* c* ff&ription...-,.'-, .Lot. Blook. Assm't 18th day of October, A. D. 1880, to hear objections (ifany) to said asssment. at which .' barley. 41,000 bu. Produce per 100; beets, per bu, 60c; rutabagas, Supposed and ?* Working-men's place, contrary, creamery, lS@27c: dairy. CAPITAL $100,000. SURPLUS $30,000 first owner AP*s St? Milt time and unless sufficient cause is shown to the said assessment willbe -Butter firm: per 60c; turnips, per bu; summer description. ; Lot. Block. A^3mV| Society 30 26 $48.90 by Board. stock, Ejrgrs scarce L.E. Reed. W. D.KliiK. Cashier bu. 500 j^gq^a^jr confirmed said 20c: packing 7?9c. President: squash, 750 per doz; Hubbard squash, $1.25 Q W Turner 1 8 551.18 WffiPjUne:., 1 2? 48.90 names, description the property at 17c. i.W Wait. Assistant. Casluer. The following isa list of the supposed owners' a of per doz. PH Thornton 4 8 18.8! .30 24 52.23 damaged, against same, to-wit: 1Jin?*; benefited or and the amounts assessed the ? stock, :!!.'.*; Feted Berket. Pres. *.W. AXDrRSON*. Cashier. R. M.Newport, Pr?s't., MichaelDiftei.,V.-Pres. Apples Hard firm fancy eating, OEDiokerman.... 5 8 15.23 aVuMiMA,ujru?* FJHarie 1 24 52.23 C.W .Griggs, V.Pres. A.C. Anderson. Asst.C. W. B.Kvaxs.Cashier, C.A. Hawks, Cashier. [email protected]; choice cooking,sl.7s@2; fair,sl.so; PatFeeley 6 8 18.28 W8,M^.;...:...... !i0 23 43.45 Place, Paul, soft stock. $1<&1.25. HASmith.. 7 8 a?.|| 1 23 43.89 Park St. THE ST. PAUL NATIONALBANK. THE SEVEN CORNERS BANK, Jd^Wi1ir?i88...... 63 09 Balance. Balance Domestic Grapes? lo 9> baskets, 40?30 c; JBryan 8 8 15'J? a;J^Cit{vea>rt..,..^ 30 11 description. Damages, owner, Capital. $500,000. St. Paul. Minn, 75(&30c. 8 15.26 Supposed owner and " Benefits. to to city 15 Tb baskets, PatDewitt 9 Minnesota ? Messina, $8; Rodi, 8 18.26 WHWofwopCfff*!*!".!!, 10 Trustees Church Foundation. The south- Corner Fifth and Jackson streets. FINANCIAL. Sorento or 5ame.....:.: 10 30 51.24 westerly 10 feet oflot 18, Place, St Paul, taken $8.50(29. D Sullivan r; 11 8 18.81 EATalbot .'.'.'.'.'... 10 48.31 Park DulutU lieat. $8.50?9: 8 \ for alley $1,500 00 New lurk. Lemons? Foreign Lemons? Fanoy, JaudMDoffer 13 18.81 18, Place, except.... Special to choice, [email protected]. 8 Am'tof Same. Lots 17 and Park St. Paul, the Globe. York, B.? Money on call active Dexter Hitchcock 13 18.26 said for alley $150 00 ??)$1,350 01 0 0(1 ? New Oct. description. that part of lot18 taken Dui.uth, Minn., Oct. 8. There was one or ?Pecans, Texas polished, medium to Mary Johnson 14 8 18.26 Supposed owner and Assui't at 4@lo per cent., closing at 4per cent, asked. 18.28 , BBeck Sly y of of two favorable circumstances connected with large, 9?l2c per ft: almonds, Terragonas, P Ke11y...... 15 8 J et a NW Ji Park Place, St, Paul. this market to-day, which caused itto open Prime mercantile paper, 4?5 per cent. Ster- 17c; California soft shelled, 15c; filberts, 50Viney...... 16 8 18.26 NW % of SW % of section 36, town very ling: exchange dull, steady range (except Balance Balance 'firmand a little higher, aud to continue but and un- Sicily, 9?l2c; walnuts, 12@15o; cocoanuts. JBryan 17 8 18.26 29, 23 Kent street and Supposed description. toowner, morning. changed. bonds Avenue), being inSt. Paul, owner and Lot. Benefits. Damages, to city. linn during: the Cables were firmer Govern eat were dull and $6.56 per 100. HPFrederickson 18 8 18.26 Aurora ? were 19 , $99.73 JohnEspy 16 $75 00 $0 00 $0 00 $75 0. ?uhl steadier than for several days past, while heavy. State bonds neglected. Stocks ?Persians. 9c: dates inmats, 6c; ficrs, Same 8 18.81 Minnesota New York was the recipient of good foreign again showed a deoreaso in the volume 14