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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
He Is 70, SHE is u.
n Observation-Disclosures Falls Ia Love :
"a Child.

10 Ghlid.
James Rogers, aged rs, a man ou
sideraDia NeaItn, lives ut a..I D.m
California. lie Is "a man CI la.I'!,1
ing ehiiureu, gsandehSdIeh' ah's1
grandchildren But eesMas very ~ 4
-unul he tame to kntw i.ale luz
son, g.ri Of il yeas. the dausu~
one Of Rogers ranch laborers' :,
fell III luse with Ida. and a wecA
ago married her. despite cycioiio Al
sltion on The par, OF her parents 81 I
children. Now this tot OF q grin"
tress Of magnificent home anu ~
happy. To all of his renops
friends Mr.. Rogers points to 'ne =
dent created by General Classics "a 4
of Kentucky III running bls bears
20 init himself.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
THE NkWEor FIGHT SCHEME
IL Will Occur Ont On the uif-A
ki"etescope Afair.

IL Will Occur Ont On the uIf-A
k,"etescope Afair.
GALVESTON, Tex, Feb 20.-Rumors
current here that Maher and Fitzsim-
mons Will leave Ell Paso during the
night, arrive at Galveston FL. day after
noon, anu take a big steam tug with
barge attached anu go three or ioIr
mi es in:2 the Gulf of Mexico aud fight
for the championship befor, the k.ne-
toscope and Il few witnesses. 1t is said
the kaleidoscope peop.e are willing to
pay the purse and ali expenses, and
Stuart, despairing of the crowd at FL
taso, Is VIKING TO do anyth ng that
will let b III out of the deal. Tie
scheme seems 10 be entirely feasible.
ana Il beueved by sports here to be 81
ccntemp a.ion, II not actually agr ed
uIrsn.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

9TH ans TO Co slider the shnah'
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-As no rsi
rate has Leen gwen the b enna
campm mt Of the knights OF Fy'
the supreme chancellor has rsa'
Cal Tor n meeting OF the suprel'
f. ers at Cincinnati, the ia, -
S uer tn siluat on, and either %
the encampmeat or fix upon apS
which satisfactory rates can /"
tallIeu.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
Science Making War More Costly.

Germany has been prominent of late
IN the ieid CT invention and discovery.
To the Roentsen Photographic Light,
gelatin photography in coIors, ana the
Zeppelin aIrship must be added the
Brand rifle, operated by explosive gas
and hiring 2,5o0 shots from one charge.
In these times an army with liles a
year old finds itself out of date.-St.
Louis GLOBE Democrat.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

Our people are growing more aud more
in the habit oi looking TOP. Ross K TO-,
for the latest and best OF everything m
the drug line. They sell Ciamberiain's
Cough Remedy famous Tor les cus,s OF
bad colds, crorp and whoopirg cough.
When in need d such a medicine give
this remedy "A trial aud YOU viii be more
than l,lc;,sed with the result.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

Partisan papers are doing their
best to blame the Republican party
for KelIams crimes. Republicans
are the very first 50 denounce crime
or immortality IN amy and all parties
and especially their own. History
bears ont the assertion
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
Times
b. Pie

himtS
b., Pie
EMlams & Far
fned up their @
y again the oti|
n the citizens
ping. and ii Il
\ Farley nj
business arsL,
EmS allowed Il
az. That rnsl|
Ein the throeI
Es occurred: |
IN. @tabnshn|
p,thy farmer
tAly handled
txIn, but, tlro|
{sdes, no serid|
Fpont is dete,|
Iof the mall
!. talk is eaga|
Erce is detcrl
f.,obiectionab1
Nv How. We'll
i1s, heavily a
Tor %terpsonr|
W IN case Of
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
KIN or Prolcet the ssal..

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Tne house
committee On ways and means votet 70
report the bill Tor killing ali seals in
n Behring SEA un.ess an effective
agreement Tor tAeir protection can 10
reached.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

If Senator Pettigrew carried half
the load he says, he is liable to tip
over the state. !.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
Thursday, February 20. 1896.

The great migilisiie a~lns- match
is Yet unsettled.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

A COW SET the great Chicago lire
and a cow may set fire to the mort
gage on the farm.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
SOUTH
ting News :.
over the

,ip
70 the extent OF !
of ineorpor :,
\, L', pierre for or a a q
n stock of $3.50
h. reynolds, aase
|~SiLangford's . olee
hone l in Lansfo,
4 Britton G. A. a.. X
.G w. Chase ano
F,rescnt that post
P ael at waterto'
[aculiar disease, 81
Is raging =
FL, The Sisseton l. re
has been rep
II. of the couiitie'
4 ,lready organize
nations, and the
BIZ pushed ,,.o,,,
In farmers thf %,,
purchased kall.r
Llpive experiments
P,iiIIlI be carried on {
keason.
remains OF Ill
lterred at Mitchell
If the X. of l..
&ity, Col, of eonSu
-o,1aP I'll
pakota GOVERN
politician. was W. =,
10 Mrs, p. Il. WY
\ American Nat
,vood las receive
Iid Of Ill for 500,
bonds mas been :
ar,es Grant, on tri
Inv. was found
ii by Judge Slnit
le ~penitentiary'
\ north Dakota da
10 hold their n
|ion in Aberdeen
Of the grain p'
fall.
". shannon cav
has accepted i
4 for the state DO
Eation at the Il
banquet, in Nerh
lord has reached
hing Of the ncsrey
4 south. II. l..
lost everything I
stamps and pos
Huron. the res
HE, together with
Ire, was destroye
no; Insured for $
was insured for
one Of the finest
lie. Witte of Aber
Suild A large comm
on the present
h store. o. T.. Ne
to enlarge his $
kent capacity.
be- Commercial eli
requested Mayor
n to furnish a hi
kcipal business st
Insertion in a pa
is preparing for
Black Hills railr
attempt was !
bis house, at Sal
have been the wo|
portion Of the
he'd with kerost
|tment checked II
lOnd control. Da
number of the
participated ~
(ce at Wounded
)yed In Deadwo'
the federal col
N fr festivities at
b n grand Omal|
elite Of the city
(harles ID. Fargo
II. Springs, was @
I. Et0n & Missouri
soliciting passed
|el. He brought
PES district court
l (ial lasting five i
~ the defendant G
Pierre a small
ldiary origin III
o. fses and two car
Il gene Steere. al
pre- was prcpari
AL b, and had a n
oya (r business deals
al ped to sOae of {
ssl1 Pie Populist stat
md meet al Mitcl
l.s upon q time a
"a state convent
that the pcpul
Is held at so |:
,.,sj candidates To-
rs, etc. may be
(yention.
I.v,. a meeting Of
OF the Congre
parry society at
Poftioned amor
Re dependent
The distrlb
PAD l'rches. and w
cnnt than has
feral years.
lhe ~Pierrepont
has organized
- the contract fo
e. buildings and
Oe strictly frs
'om Filar. II il TO
ilrac. stipulated
he Completed al
pa1 stlug order o.
Fitting Times
- Pie
Mlams & Far
nl.l
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
Reconsider Terr toriaI Ba..

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.-Tha house
committee on territor. es vote,i to re-
cons tier former vote against the New
Mexico and 4r.2ona statehood bills,
thus Having them stul LeIure the CON-
mIttee.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
A~is,tians Deserted in a Bo,y

LONDON, Feb. 20 "A special dispatch
rece we'd here II J Paris
thai a company Alsat belong
my TO the S-xty-IIath German intau.
try OF the line, il garrison at Treyes.
Rhen.sh Prussia, has d. -rted in a
tody ana marched across the frontier.
III company order, into France. wear.
ing In | regimenta-s The men Mere
Immediately disarmed. but were al
lowed their freedom.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
TARIFF BILL
Senator Carter Loves Ia He-
commit the Measure--Speech
OH NJ inlay.
He Will Probably Explain the
Position Taken by Silver
Men Last Week.
llCu5e Committee Will Recon.
slider Territorial Bitls---Cu-
ban Recognition.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20-Mr. Carter
(Rep.. Mon.) has offered a reso. ution
IN the senate TO recommit the tariff iii,
and gwen notice Of q speech ON the
subject mex Monday. 1t is presumed
he will explain the position of the silver
men who voted against taking up the
bill last week.
The 8 nate has agreed to take up the
Cuban resolutions at 2 o'c.ock. The
diplomatic anu consu. ar Till was passed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
SEES HIS " np,it

Cathode Rays Not Used Electric LiEhfs
Used By a System of Propulsion aud
Magnetic Attraction-E ain Polsatiots
seen-His Hypnotic Power.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14
SprinsfieIb, IA. Mai.

OfsSHINs~I A7' ~S"Ss
81. Notbenbura bat 9esenmartis aQe
9anbe uou ju tbun.
Sui. Wenbt befanb ii1 am Donners
flag seiddftsbalber in New lllm.
Mug. Tloeter 1T lit bic Stabt se,osen
uno arbeitet sesenpdrtia an ber Giiens
babn.
&uoolpb Predel lit Der slidli9e
0ater zines meiteren trdftiseu Sunsen.
Wir s~ratuIiren!
Sobn ". S9mib unb @emablim entz
bieteu auen Greunben elm frSblides
rauf Wieoerieben!"
q. 8. Dds besab iid am Oientas
in Nnselesenbeiten betrefis bes nenen
Wenbt>D lods mad st. Yaul.
Die observation-disclosures Jeierlid.ei=
ten finbeu am 80. B. 81. unter ben Na>
ipicien Der q. a.. sc. i'm O%pernbauje
itatt.
Cine To1ter bon Wm. @enblanbt
bate am Montas oas unslld. uon einem
Pferoe al fallen uno ben lintea Mrm su
bre9en.
Die vGiremens &eIief Nhoeiation"
er,udblte bel elner am Wtittmod abaes
baltenen 0eriammluns bic folsenben
8eamten: Grdi., s.. =. Warnte;
8ice:prdi., .. gridion; Setretdr,
Geo. &. Olien; S9atm., Geo. @oss;
Eruitees, auf Elm Sabr S. Man1eiter,
orei Sabre @bas. Gamble.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14
J. =. :. Gappe,
Sailor,

9tem ulu,, 3tmu.
Der lnteriei9nete madt befannt. bab 1ib ie,r
@4neioersei9aft nummebr inn smeiten Stoo
ieines 9ebGlbes an Minneiota Strabe befin=
bet, ,uoielbit er itets bereit lit @uftrdae entqe=
gen ;u uebmeu. Cute 9lrbeit unb 9utes 4sai=
'e" saro"t'rt. s. $. s. Gappe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14

Trau Sonas Quubenidlaeser, wel@e
Idnsere i3eit trant mar. befinbet li@ ouf
Der Veheruns.
Die bieiise r%Nbuance" beri@tet. baB
Martin @erii4 bere,ts neue &artoffeln
bat. weIde in ieinem Seller se5osen mas
rel.
Die Jrauen u. Gae@ unb ". @pan
wobnten lette Wo1e benz Veidenbe9dn9.
mfg BON 60. Neumann in New ulm
bel.
Mapor @ei4de BON 0ie,p lllm beiaus
iid wdbreno einiser Gage letter Wo9e
bel ieinem Sobn Rarl babisr auf 0es
iud.
Die betannte Bomeroy Gamil,e wirb
am Samftas cine muiitatiide uno lites
rariide unterbaltuns I'M Opernbauie
seben.
gmil B%lantenbura wuroe als Dele9at
gu Der i'm nd1iten Monat in DULUTH
itattfinbenben @onuention Der Ieuermebrs
Qeute erudblt.
peter Gunit unb @emabliu befiben
ii@ in ct. Saul. UNI ibren ~tranten
Sobn Gb. gu beiu@en, wel@er iid ba>
ielbit unrer drjtli9er @%ebanbluns be-
finbet.-
Tier neue yebrer merben mdbrenb bes
tommenoen S4uliabres al u~nieren
Sfentli4en S@ulen tbdtis iein. Drei
berielben nebmen Steuen BON Nussez
tretenen Elm unb Der pierte wurbe ertra
pinnp1pht
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14
Il II m j d.

@n romantii@et Trdulein faQt int,
Skater uno, is neg baran, to ueriupen.
8emuBtlos marb ie ant 2anb br0@t.
50 Jus ertldrt ie ere periammelten
Gamilie, bat ie blot ben beiratben Mill,
be ie rettet bett. Sc 0aoer is ba9e9en,
vl1nmSsli@!" fl be, vSs Re uerbeira:
tbet?" fraste ie, vNee, aber ct is en-
NiefunblGnber."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14

Gin wabrer 8atriot lit nur Sener.
ber oas aasemeine Wobl iber alle Dors
urtbeile leet unb AM StimmtaIten feline
pni@t erilut, obne ii@ uon corrupten
polttitanten beeinhluKen gu lailen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14

vDas @eIo fam Mues," iast Der
Yeiimiit, res Fam ielbit CUTE Menz
l@en b0le MAIDEN" - r@elo uermas
uiel, iaste Der Optimiit, v3umeilen per-
wanbelt IS iosur boie Meni@en in
9ute!" ...... -
Nrjt (oer trant 9emorben, fur ii9):
rWus iou i'd u MAIDEN? gu einsm
anberen Mrjt mag i'd ni@t seben unb
i'd ielblt bin mir - gu tbeuer!"
". (ber auf einem MastenbaQ Slid
beiteQt bat, gu ieinem Na@bar): "GKen
sic aud serne Slide 2"
g.: vNein." ..
w.: rNu@ ni@t 9drinse ?"
g.: vDo@- ober INNER erf am
anoeren Ease!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14
YIattoatt@en &ram-
Cohen Mppetit.

@oben Mppetit. +
rDenten ie fit, be @ittersotsbeiitter
S@olmit uerteQte seitern ann Stamm>
bii@, BE bar in bit Sabr for a@teinou>
ienb Mart @uano brutt."
rDa bett be meoter ben Mun ben beten
fuu namen."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14

Sc Seer sliett MQes ut.
Baron: vGlie, it leeu bill"
@e: ST beariep mid, ME bu mi lee
men tannit. Du beit eenen fornemen
Namen I'm it beiitt blot mine Mitsift
pom Gene MiQion."
Sc: 81 Seen sliett Mqes ut!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14
3arte Il len NJ n 9.

3arte Il @riewun9. e
Suite: @ndbise Tru, it mar to 81
fern uttreden, it uerbeiratb mi.
Gru BON @.: 90? Na, it sratuleer!
@at is benn bin tlnftiser Mann?
, Sc is - be is = an be Domtarta AM
fteut. .
Tru pon W.: @at? IN be Dom>
tart? So be benn seiitli@?
SUITE: 80 balu .---b Re is Mus
itei I'M 9eit up be Orsel.
Tru BON @: M4 benn is Re mol Or
saniit?
Suite: gesentli9 MID, be matt ben
@ino to be Or9el. .
Tabrplan Der Nortbmeitfrn 8abu.
RAD Often. RAD @ehen.
.DaNaeter sage.
No. \ : ! s Els f. 2: N n: No. NJ: SO F. F: n:
8radt GAGE.
n. j. 11:5 50 a. 4 n No. y az 4. n.
II aaslt9.- au. ubriseu 3ase taslid. a%ussenommen
Sonntags.
=. -. q. &etse IN ann, asent.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14

@orii@tts. 9eiratbsuermittler:
n3abe i'd 5uuiel seiast? SIT bic Dame
ni@t re@t aniebnlid?" &unoe, 80
bod; menn iie nur 10 bleibt; pie LANCE
Ieiiten sic @arantie?"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14

Iu@ bic srauen 9aare, bic mar ii@
um ieoe &leinisteit wadien Iabt, baben
ibre Gtruwelpeter.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14

Sd traue teinem Ojean, am meniss
item aber benz ltiQen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14

Das S@nar@en zines Dummtopfes
1T meiit sei@eioter, ais fem &eoen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14

Mit pollen Masen Tam man bic
@elt lei@t idOn finoen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14
81 elerpi t.

Nejerpirt.
SEER (Su einem 8adFi@): nMein
Trdulein wie alt lit lire S4weiter?"
8adfid: vSm 9erbit wiro iie uiels
leidt 80 Sabre"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14
8ter=8rQueret
Jacob Bender,

Seetp 1llut, &tnm.
Dur& porsenommene gerbeiierunsen bin
i'd 1T bert Stanb 9eiett, aQe meiue Sreunbe
unb @onner init einem ausse3ei9neteu Bier
gu bebienen bel benz Seq, ober III Slai9en
Dem felt fursem eiaseri9teten Tlai9enbier<
Departenae,lt wirb beionbere Qufmerti amteit
9ei9entt. Slaidenbier mirb &ijtenmeiie bert
&unoer 1T Der Staot ebenlo ,pie &esbier fret
ins 9arls 8~eliefert.
Jacob Bender,
nabe benz @iieubabnbepo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23

Nrw oRLEANs.

Common 10 tar sheep. head 4 " SiSS
Recetuta, Sales, On hand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
COFFEE.

Now, York, June notwithstanding
opened s'rldy AT unchanged prices 10
points decline. ruled iirmer on small offer
lnes and closed sivaiy at 49,, UNCHANGED
GLIDING: June 1880, September 90 Spot
conoe-Rlo ppiet; No; 1874. Md .gu,st.
cordovn l5Hmli as. Sales ms bags Mara
caibo. 500 Control American. 900 Bnracain-
anga and 400 Caracas.
Santos, June 22.--Coffce quiet: good aver
age Santos II, 900; 'eceips 1000 bass
New Orleans. Juno 2s.-coife,--Isio dull;
ordinary 10 low fair l5s.Wi7ls.
Hamburg, June 22 Quiet. unchanged
to !. pig. decline, Sales ZOO bags.
Rio. June 90. Wrak; No. I Rio i1oN
Exchange l5-i6d: receipts i5,"D bags;
cleared for the United States 1000, for
Europe 1000: stock 1900 bags.
New York. june u. --Tota wsichouse dc
liycries from the United States Sol bags.
Including Sl63 from New York. New York
sock tfdny iss,Ws bags. United states
stock I73 7a5. nsoa, for the United Statas
5000 bags; total visible for the Uni; II
States 329,1a6 bags. against os2,i3i bngs
last yeir.
IIavrc, June 22--Cstilc, and steady at va
III net decline: ealcs 1900 bags.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23

I I1OUBTUN,
F., J. Jacobs 4 Co.. 1.-Two stock commission
merchants OF the Hornton stock2ards. re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
GRAIN AND fkOv lSlCNS.
CHICAGO.
The leading futures RANGED m foIyovs.
CHICAGO,

g.. Sm u. SO. Jpne 9.-Whcat got a declining
1t. The last straw 10 break the baci,
q, inc what market was a telegram from
Of a9' new M whsa, saying Twsn'y,isur loads
elevator" Compared with saturdays
closing prices. September left off II lower.
sorn and oats dcc'hiej y each. Provisions
ona ',,t at loss for The day Of in pork
Nneat-Ihe market did not exhibit any
p;nn,'en!ar liie in activity, In fac, was In
S So, a. 10 nniI.snness nt times. the range
chiehy local and traders apparently bear
ish in their views from the start Pro-
fessiona's We're Influenced by the heavy
advices that uhe worlds shipments would
not he heavy: private reports making
the same 100000 bushels. Withdrawals:
from store were light and early reports
OF decrease in the visible disappointing
ana had moro or less influence Comm s.
sion houses had selling orders and there
Va Mss mo. more liauidnston Of July, the spread
ing 10 ~. Private authorities mt the
Black sea shipments nj 5.03o 600 husnols.
IN, me market had a fair rally ON the post
iNS ~ IN" passage iigllrc. the same show-
ing decrease of 3o1D.0C and proved quite
surprise. The same was accounted foy,
IN measure by the liberal expectations
Of 'Sfe ny l'n'y. Another stimulating .ar
or was the comrara,ivclv steady tone
cables. early public alvires quoted
liverpool steady aij unchanged and
u
dea,ar with holders more confident. Tho
visible decreased bmi 60. coo bushels
a|" nSt $4,000 bushels for the sam. week
III lNh This was very disappointing and
me decline which followed carr-ed tho
dcerctsc 30 tho loves. roin, IF ths dav.
torii was quiet. After tho onening .Ne,k-
mess was caused principally by sympathy
WIN wheat. prices held comraraiivrly
steady I" tho large estimated re- .,ipts for
tomorrow wore posted This nrovcd tco
cline.
oats business was fairly active AMI
values wnrc lower all around There w,s
out" selling pressure apparent and
mat. with tho weakness of wheat and
corn. were the causes for tho decline
July. sold lower than ever known before.
touching 16S.
Provisions suffered from tho surprisingly
large run Of hogs Prices recovered some
what later on the small cstimn,e for to-
morrow, bu, the losscs for the day were
quite material.
Entimatrs for Tuesday Wheat 80. corn
Ella. oats 800 cars: 7,ogs 5000 head.
Sash quotations were as follows
Flour Firm.
Whea;-No. 2 spring. 5s SIS: No. 2 rcd.
&? 7-smGo
c'orn-Nc q 5-sm27 rs; Ma. yellow
corn. 81 7-sM2Sk.
oats No. 2. II: No. white. 1sN@la No.
wftn Isn1sih.
ryo-No. 2. 30.
90 30'4; No. 4. nominal.
Flax seei--No. I. 7g'k.
Timothy seed-Pr!me. 3nn.
Mess rork-per ha'rsl. saoa6a5.
Iard-ror 100 rounds. 402ttT4O5.
Sh' r, ribs sides Loose areas II.
i,rv sailed shoul3rre- Boycd. 3 7sTi's.
Short clear s'dns--RoSed. 3 7-siioN
wh.stv-Disu'll.rs finished goods. per
gallon. l.?o.
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COMMERCIAL. BRIEFS.

New York. June % Government bonds
irregular; Stare bonds inactive: railroad
bonds weak.
St. Louis, Jnnc 2o-wocl strong active
and UNCHANGED.
snlcs. 100 barrels NJ l. %
New York Tune o. liidos- Quiet. lcath-
~ steady: wool quiet. Cotton good oil
sluggish; prime summer yellow. 2rn25A.
NV York June 29--Tota, sale. OF
stocks toda'' 2?'a $50 share" INCLUDING, eu-
gar, $1,000; Burlington. 1900; Tobacco. 10, :
co.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, Jnre 2s.-Iios proaucts-
Quiet; pork 7.56 lard, retired ticrees, 3.754
S.Gi.. boxed meats, dry salt houlders ana
side 400; bacon clear rio aides SEQ. hams.
choice sugar cursd s4isft. Corn meal quiet.
i.de Bran dull. 53aa. Hay easel: prn,s
i.izeiils, choice 1917. Corn firm; No. ?
sacked whi,e and n.xed 81; yriiow 10.
Rough receipts 81. sales 2oi; nominal,
cjeai.. sales C05; better feeling. ordinary
10 good aifi.
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KANSAS CITY.

kansas city, June a9-Whcat-Steady;
Ma nnrd. itm51: No. 3, .DT46: No. : red,
t,o5 ~. 10. 3. iOn52 Corn--Weak. NJ.
! m xei. 22u9; No. /. whii... 24@2t -.
1ats Weak: No 2 mixed ID. No. write
STEADY. unchanged; timothy. chc.ce
ii.oNrl.OC, ofh.r grade. 5.Snslo.aA;
prairie. choice. s.ia9.I,So; others; 2,bord.M.
iI.VN. shipments-None.
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NEW YORK MONEY!.

New York, June 2--Motey on call easy
a. ! i-2I2 per cent; last loan and closed
ger per cent cent mG snshnase ss anHy
with actual business In bankers bills at
l,Ss 1-4@isS 1-2 for demand and 4.S LA
i.S I 2 fnr sixty days, Posted rates 4.sSfr
ass - and i.sami.S9 l2. Commercial bills
"a. Mexican collars 81 5-s, Bar silver
6S 81. Silver certificates 50 1-Sa69 ID.
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Chccsn -sloady: G,EMloN
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, June 2e.-Flour--pull, steady
rid unchanged. Whoai- Steady, No. /. red
cash, elevator. r, BID track and hlNG. ~;
No 2 bard, a bid, ,Iuly 81 - I'D; Amsust
3, IS Nd. Corn Fpinrc dun and muse
md: sfot quiet: 10. mixed. cash. 70 $40
&c. July q S-im2j rs; September z is.
Oats Wcu.s NJ. : oash and July Il; Aus
nst II 81 asked, September II H.. Rye,
moal--i.50. Brat-Sieady, IS east track.
Flnxeecd Steady o.. Timothy seed.-
ehia chang l' whsky-j.a2' cotton lies and
Tagging - Unchanged. Pork Lower:
star slard mess 7.CGfi,.25: lard lower. prime
gi,au 400: clio 60 $50 i,acou-EoXcd
shoulders and l. ngs, Ia. i'bs. 80; shorts.
is2 H. Dry salt meats !, xed shoulders.
: 20: longs. $40. ribs and ahsris, III ~.
bushoIs. corn. SNGo. oats. 1900
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HIDES AND WOOL.
SUGAR.

New Orleans. June 2e.-sugar-sxeady;
open kcttle, 3M3 7-iG; centrifugal, whites,
pssi4A. yrliows. 3Mm3 i5-l6: seconds. 2N0
3. Molasscs dull. Centrifugal. tm9.
New York, June 22.--Sugnr-Raw, nomi-
3ss. Refined. quiet: standard A and con.
fectioners' a. ~; cut loaf, Ils; granu.nted.
~: cuhes. 0.
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ENGLISH CoNsoIS

London. June 22.-Consos for money,
1l2 o-l6: do for the account III 5-s. Ear
sil' 81 81 7-lCd Icr ounce. Money IL per
crnt. Rate discount In open market for
shprt and three me n'hs' bills IA per cent
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NEW YORK.

New York. June s.,,,,Whsat.n,,Rieceiptss.
wal. Mo. / hard. G. 5-su6s 7-s sIioat
npiiions ,srened weaker. owing TO lou 40
usn and heavy spring wheat receipts,
la,se reduction on passage bat asaiD
Vel ensd 3nd dseinsd 81 day ~, ,,'si he
c,oefg Giles. Closed 7-s1lc net lower
June u rs. September 90 3-s.
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Choice crude oil. for butter
Prime cotton seed cake. -. .sIs so a. is 10
Prime cotton seed mcaI..... 10 80 90 Is 90
Rema, ks-Markct easy.


New Orleans. June 22-The market for
cotton seed products IL n little firmcr
though Guotably unchanged: prime crude
OIL In bulk. II prime summer yellow. in
barrels. 80 meal 17.Oo. cake. l7,0O per short
ION. long ton. for export 1900.
Now Yrsk June 22-Cotton scod prod
ucts steady aud unchanged. prime crude
oil .0gal: prime summer yellow, IN bar
rols. 25; prime cotton seed meal. 1000 per
ton.