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KANsAs CITY.

Kansas city. Mo, August 29.-Wheat-
Active aud firm No. hari 5iizd52 No r
oo, 10 red 57n00i No 3 t3aAia, No. .
spring ~; No. 3 nomlnally iep4h. Corn
Active and unchanged, No. . mixed ISa,
Gl9, No. Whlte igigp2O Oats--Active and
Grn. No. mixed l7nl9, No . white, Old
I.U22l2; new uominally ~ HYr-No. . NOM
inally %. Ifay-Firm rmothy, choice 7.50.
prairie ,hoice i.inp5 ~. Receipts Wheat
Is. 40 bushels. corn d0G11. cats GOO Sidp-
mcnts-M Wheat $500 corn and oats none
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COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
A Further Decline In Cotton Futures
ut All Markets.
SPOT PRICES LOWER AID EASIER.
Futures Have Lost One Gems Fer Pound
During tho Psst Wect A
Change Expected
Office Of THE Post,

tya,,..,,, x.s,,..ia,. w., %
Gotta, ,as 800 ,,~,., 800, go,
49, '''''" az"
~ WV "'h''" =" ''''SS ''"o pressure
that was brought to bear algalnst the
market. New Orleans was; 10 nolnts down
-, -. -. 90, s..
~ u"V N'o' W"lV Nv" '"iN uNVlucu
TO points. Liverpool futures closed
practically nj ves,or,ox,s ,.x-,,res h,,t
q" Ees''." nn isu'eS "u,
sPo's were lowered S-N2d' wl-h sales oil
only 4eo babes. The American spot mar
:, "
savannah. &c at New YORK ana Calves
ton ard Lice Mt Houston
Cotton for n,,ce,,bcr dsliverv so,a 4,
New Orleans today at tn, against s.ss
,,,,, 49,. - ,,, -. -
tovc that IT is time for a change The
-, 81, ~, -. - -. ~ - ~
- WV" ~ wan ,'i"''s, WY navy IL
ceip's ana poor demand for nhe staple.
The movement Of The cron con.tn.,cs ON
81, ,,,,,n,i,,,,,, =, ~. -,
" '''""'N Manly arg soaie' port rueipts 10
day being 1854 bales. against 1921 last
voar while lutnrior towns Nod ,,,,, s,,,
-, M, - - '
WATTS '"e Spo' u'n'ahu SHOWS niue or
no Improvement. and as long as this state
Of AFFAIR. continues ~ uAu ,o ,,.er,,,,, g.,
ca,so u, ad,anoa uo, n ,',I.',
| V-'"se me advance that the statistical
position OF cotton would seem to justify
| II IA NOT believed hcvcv,. tr,, a.,
| ..,.,.l...., - ''"' ''e
t"oNein"tl VIII DC AS largo during the
month of September ns the hears predict.
,,,,oss tho,a q. a., ,,,,,,,..,,..,,.,, ,... a..
-, sN''''N "''' Wv
! prices now rullnI Ihe farmers have al
! ready marketed The huik ~ rott,n mood
,d "a sott,, ,.,,,,,f,., ,.,,.,,,n,s ,,.,,,, ,,,
! w sou ''''''N 81" '""'H WIN nv
chants ana may conclude TO hold tho
| rest, or large part of u. for higher
,ri,,os r,,I,.i,,r .,,., H., d.. .,, 49,.
Ii''S' i'"''"'nr .'li' '"cio IL no Vhah'e
| for a big crop this year.
| At toduv's session New York futures
| , -, ,,,.s,,,t,,,. ..,,,, r. 20 49,,
opon'u "''n 'eNeiu"cr sollhS AT ''>' pu'
| iu half an hour the price had dropped to
| 7tn After this thero was A., sprh, ,,,-
rrovemont hut 'hc closing was AT 7.5oif
vas ouo,ca a, AZ .n,lv II, tho do,, h,,,
| -, an va '"'' '">
cropped 10 "a"
| In New Orleans October opened at 7.1S.
80 ~ Ii'' ''s'u az '',,p
'V'" @' '.'i ~ .ne
~ oe '''.'' w. w 80, ~. 'ioo,,' ~ 80
''''' 40 e'"'i'''ou WY" ''''"''' Ses'''
Day
| Houston expects 1000 to 1900 bales Mon
day. against 1894 last year and 2TA on
/ 49,, ,,...,,,,,.,t,,,, 49,, d. tcot ,lt an
| '''' N"'''9P"'u'"H ""'o ~ ''''' ''"' w
mako the August receipts over 10000
| bales
|
l. e. C;lonny & Co OF Now Orleans In
- n,lv,to lct,or IA n u cherrv rive
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'ioN PRICE CURRENT.

'rteolnesYsh are revised DALI ana
ile lhoss Vai he relied upon. Tho
ssle el,,ke,s ''os IN the Houston
| Frsais,r' :. Diamond. $40 nor
Golden solnle.u IN boxes. $500 Der
Ml e,aTc 'oe per dozen boxes
s;sting p5wmdAIowder, per kog. si.ood
1 Top Sb os, ,t' 500 Der keg. agents
-, yer sack, SlSodl.s5: buck.
,e less; elear, hoxed. Sake: In
New yo orr,seEtast, sieT9c: DRY salt
~ bellies ss w talt bellies SIC; West
kllNG AN1I,sc; smoked bellies c..
TIES-Carlond lots
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PAINTS AND OILS.

OII,-IILsefd, IN bbls, raw, nc; boNd,
aoc. retm iouin, $50 test in bbls, lie; In
9yg' si.n: brilliant oil No, in bbls, l2c,
stove 81 oliue. in cases, $iSo in bbls.
e. IN. cas. or oil medical pure, soc, tur-
'WifiIE i.t.AD-strictly pure 6n6Hc;
stardard white, lead, ii9e; painters, 81 O.,
WINDOW GLASS-ln boxes, % ana 20
IN "a per cent discount; new list.
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MONEY! MONEY +!

AMERICAN AND ETHIOPIAN lNVER
TORS ASSOCIATION.
Mills Building, New York.
Buyer for It's own and foreign account
Gold copper and Lead Mines E!ectrsc
street railroads: WMter Powers; Tim9Ar
ara Coal Lands Money xdvanoed eoe
Nine. Railroad and other development.
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Chicago, August % Wheat was stag
gcrod by the small advance at Liverpool
OF the go'erally bullish nature of the
news of HE day December closed AZ
fun 5-Sc less. Corn and oats and pro-
Y sions were in IN" main steady all day,
hut showed very little price changes at
the close.
Wheat started castor shan 1t closed yes
teriay. December opened at from 60 ~
U60 SIS fridays latest trading having
been al 50 S-Iado IS The decline WAS
partly d.Ie no the neager response of the
foreign markets to the substantial adj
vance nia de here on the day before. iiv-
erpool Only met the l-2c bulge here 10y n
rise of lad per GENITAL, except for wheat
on The spot. which was La per cent al
higher. Tho weather in the Northwest
was IA vorable for the completion Of the
spring wheat harvest and u prominent
elevator manager was reported Hs saying
that OWING to the thivshing returns in
South Dakota showing better yields than
expected, his previous estimate of 30. 600 .
On Cor t.at state would have to be raised.
The halk statement when resolved was
fully nS bad as anticipated. hut its erect
had air cady been discounted and no fur-
Their de cline followed. Chicago receipts
were 80 cars, only 80 of which were COM
tract a'al those were all spring Nhtut,
none Of the red winter grading hieh
neapiI.' and Duluth rece we'd G17 cars,
agai ~ cars year ago. The clear
aucos from the Atlantic ports Cor twenty
four hours, including flour, was equal o
l'hNh bar. hels. December. which on the
heavy "rport trade had recovered FROM
:, Ia TO On 5-Slog 81. broke 60 10 anil
closed a, &c Is.
corn was quiet ard easy LARGELY t.
fnenced by ;he weaker tone ia wheat
and Ivy the favorable weather for matur-
fly Of ,he crop. The business done was
not heavy and change IN prices was con-
fined in he end to l-sc reduction.
llH mesa IN cots. generally speikag,
WIS rather quiet. ThV feeding had a sus-
pieinn OF iirmncss early. but tho range OF
priCnS was very narrow aud at the close
the tone was easier.
only moderate business in provisions
was lrported, chiefly In the way Of trans.
| ferrs1g contracts. Operations were light
ard no demand was moderate. The feel
| Ing throughout the sess on was heavy. In
unts IN with the corn market. closing
rr'cps however, showing hui ntllc change,
Estimated receipts for Monday Whoat'
goo corn. $50; oats. 40 cars; hogs, %. non
hc; q.
Cash quotations were az follows:
p lour-Stendv. winter paleuts. 3 l5,2 40.
$40 spring strnlph;s. 2i0d2 90 bakors.
l-Ls2 o. spring special brands. 3.45.
20, Wshietn me-. : snrng- 56'e No. spring
az .er5 M 40 % rg - 60 S-Sasi S-S.
oats No. 2 l64, No. white (. o. b..
i.ye No. ar4.
-- ;5iax SO sScd No l. O. 81 si,s l@sO'
Timothy seg,bjn s.. Elm 90 s@qg2N
lard Per in0 his. g.@i9 I'LL.
short rihs sides loose 3 25a3 so
Dry sailed shoulders tboxed) 3 3-id4.
| Short clear des--Boxed 3 i-3u3 as.
Whisky Distllers' finished goods. pei
| gallon, 10
Yellow corn-No' 81 iESa2l SIS.
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New York August % The exports OF
enecie from the port Of New York this
v,aek aggregate sl.0s39oo In silver; no gold
.,he imports were: Gold s2S5l .92s; silvcs'
s2I fi3 dry goods S2,2iG2i0, general met~
chrndise s5,Ni,G7i
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francs. bankers sixties 5.23%: New York
sight. bankers 81 30 premium, commercial
at par.
London, August p bank rate. : per
ren<: street .satc, ~, rate for silver,
70 5-S: consols. liz lis.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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InNnnN cnNsOLS.

LONDON Angus, 29-Consols for money
1l27,: do for account ll2 1916. Bar silver
cn,in+ i'm the open market for short and,
hrce months bills li4@1 5-i6 per cent.
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n1,rI.n1NG MATERIAL.

rr,trITIT rtiand cement, Pei W.
50 IN 20; RosedaIe cement reT m a. ia, Ia.
!s6 III fire e slaE s. 4 Loa: s
t..r IariS Gto. , ire lie ,ile per tpot 7alie;
~ s' , nr1n ,ncsusive felt ro1linss per per
square. slvhg2 so AGme, ls aSs PF Ss
rrent plaster ner &C. tshl aths, per NJ. 500.
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RrER-S chlit2
GRAIN AND HAY,

- 49, ION rnrs from MINIS, uoa
Car loau - I'm; store tnl0c more per !
a 'Ls ON 9n' ban sa5c per bushel on oats an
corn
ER 3;AH,r715n CS0RN-7Oa75e per 100 lbs
C0RN.-Sack ed, 5 ~ lV''
u4YYEAIfufa, Hlo9al3e. PC, , ~, sa mi
let sil .5oale 20, timothy SI''S'" ''''V'
irsIes rrairie, 81 0ofii.'D.
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COMMERCIAL BRIEFS.

Now York. August -. -Governmen
hc~ds firm. state bonds inactive, railroa Il
New York. August 2s.-Clearlngs SIS ~ =
,S2; balnces I55i5,5H.
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APPLES Fancy sliced. IN boxes, ~
~ ,,n, IN. currents in bbs.. Wsii.c,
ngs ll t Dor s.: turkish layer. L
nreect,r,urs. .Natoratcd, Sc; peaches, eyapo-
fatei, g .c pears, evaporated' 5'2ei plun's'
i-TtsES'iis california L. J.. boxes, 81 10
ais: crown NJ, NJ raisins, 20 10; box OK;
S'f,S, f. So CROP OF 1875; California
,r rSe = soicOs, 5a5'.c; sos s.c 79,sos
a.a,S5isc Goes, 5'ac % seg &c SCI silver
I'""'s' LIQUORS. -,
RrTR-schli,z, quarts, slg,Sp per Dbl:
r RS si1 % Jcr bbl Dixie Faie' quarts
$500, p.nis, go Masn'''" ''''
VII III; pI"WSS'I VIZ Es-slle per gall0ni o,a.
WILTSHIRE sa'l q 3. st inIr BoGr'
| on hiSh VII a,rording to age and Quai-
, ron {, ~ 7ia 8,,S6: blended, n.7SaS'5o''
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{; o. b. Houston or Galveston: Rnrrtnr !,

III az. toniou ~ or Galveston: Baggtng. .
N.io. Delta N.55. In small lots from store
ppa ,s,ss 2r per yard higher; ties Sc per
BAKING PowDER-Apex. IN. a.w.
dozen. poe; y h., zoe /. lb, iss Isis rna
;STpon' lb,. per dozen. Sc 10; X H., 81 H.
a ~, SN n. e., 2o-oz. cans, SEQ per doz-
on s,'ce s. N-oz'' - per dozen, Royal. 10
CANNED FRI Per dozen: strawber.
RES, epcHSivo; psneaples standard 81 .2Oln
Loo; cyelcss and coreloss. sf'Gi. secends
nns5c, pears. standard. WrnSi %: CIpner
Bartlett pears, lib. 81. Wql %; BIB. 81 SOfp
LOO: peaches, standard, 2-lb., 81 i5ni y;
seconds 2-lh 9ocASi.oj, S-lb. seconds. NW
Wl.3o; lib. PIE peaches, 75usOc 3-lh ME
peaches Wiac; blackberries, 75dSc; s.lb
standard apples &cdsi.00
=. tANbN-Plain candy. 5Iam6i4c; wrapped
CANNED VEGETA Las - Masrrowfat
peas Sl.oWtl 20; Lima beans. S0cnl 90
string beans loon75c; corn. 5oeHsl %, toma-
0soc; red kidney beans, 2-ih 7i,fs5c '-'' 90
CALIFORN1A CANNED GOODs-Pc
a a,,,. Tor 2'y;i6 cans: PEACHES. !ltetl. 81
p,ars, 554l g.; green cages sl30ai 81.
nsctarines,. SIZE grapes, si,3Odl So; white
ehmerriGs, si.9og2.1o;. black cherries. $3.50
=, CANNED an MEATS Roast beef, lib
g. l"ni 10; 2-ib 81 2o,t9 %. l-lu corncd beef
a9@e - 81 q ii9aal =; lib lunch tongue.
-
=, y, ,9N !: -O' lib oxford s'usigcs. > dozen
S.w Franklin saussses, lib 81 50; A-lb
Vance KAN, n IN. doScn 55q6o, &-ih potiea
aStp11 e, 995nooc; h-lb devied ham. > dozen
CANpL Es- Granite 6s and SIS. 74f7lac: ls.
20 iiiii.l Ne assorted colors. 9A4llc. star
,e G,,ol.FE,Er;ti-Rio and Cordova: Fair 1871
f fsae 9 l55 s Pi,aG e 3es lsa2.
coffee: Apex basis, 100 Id cases sl975. less
e commission; Arhurkle's. In lGi-ib eases
s s5o ~ a. lG}s g coinnission; m So III eases,
s-u.oV, Mocha and Java, fancy blend 35c
Sio; Sea Fairy second roller patent, 500;
Sea Nymnh, extra roller fancy. $3.50 Sea
Pearl, g 10; rye flour. 40; PumpernclIol,
$50 SPECIAL rates for shipments to in,
terror points: -four in barrels l5c above
sacks; IN half-harrc IS. SOC above barrels
FAR1NAC EOUS GpOpS-'tdfs hom.nv
and cream meal, In bills s2.55N2 60; pearl
meal IN i0-lb sacks, 81 55n 80 per hhl of 4
sacks: s ctch oats. s.. 2eG2 % per case
T--Mockerel. No. l. in 10 III kits. 81 %
dimes, American quarters. in oil, 50 %.
mustards, s2.Mq2.S5; salmon, river trout
extra No; !. 20 lb half hbls, NOea4.5o 10
lIAMs-sitandard lo34al1c; picnic hams
H6NEy--ln co h, cans, extracted 5aec;
LARD Refined ii rccs, compound / 3-Sf
il2c leaf 7-Salc; 20 III cans &c higher
than tierces, 10 10 cans &c higher, . Id 7-Sc
higher, 3 III L. higher.
prime 25u2lc choice open kettle Tm2ac.
RlCE--EMira fancy lead a%.45c' fancy
A7crted rice t@.c; choice SlsaSAc; fair
ROPE-Rasis for us: sisal 5Q5isc; ma
ullla hd6l.-'; cotton l0p10isc.
SALT-IAverpoo' .oafse 75@SOc me sc
eS-los sees; COOS s. 30, iO0-3s $3.50 T9-4s
A
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Nm. YnrL. Anglist 20. --The cotton mar.

kff op,,nod steady ~ 2nb polnts adNanV'
on near deliveries 10 point decline on
distant selling off from the opening. with
n rly active trade. the weakness ai'-
uearcd ON the weather report ana crop
t,nvcmfut The movement continues
vsrr large for the season, indeed NE
n,si,.t rs getting the mid September
a. ,vrulcnt IN late August Gables were
,1,,iet and tho demand FOR spot u LiN"r-
'oi vas stul disappointingy srna''. Inc
,-ti,oaiad port receipts for the week ~
ls1N6 halos. During the week Tart ltlOp
H. irg came .ntu sight. which - extra
r,,iifsr,, for the season. Thr marriott
Dioaed barely steady at 4Hs points Dc
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Asked d Hid.
NEW ORLEANS FuruREs.
Opened easy, closed quiet and steady
sales .N,SoQ
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HAVHE MARK EFT.

COMPARATIVE SPOT MARKET.
The following are the closing quotations
for cotton on inc spot today at the lend
ing markets, together with closing OF mid.
ding yesterday, with todny'H gales:
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vNs BANK CLEARANCEs.

ONs BANK CLEARANCES.
bank clearances were 81. $50, $50
n mast week. an increase of 4
u compared with the same week
Egas,on was not only far ahead
uher city in Texas, both in the
| md per cent increase, but she
Itrher than some of the largest
ihe East and West. No other
,he United states showed such
iu,rease over last years clear
n nous,on's total was greater
i.r.,wo out OF the forty -four cities
from Bradsireet's.
PAS, twenty-eight days of August
clearings at this point have
N 10 tls.Al, AZ, and by next Tues
show toal Of over 10000. 00p for
IN. This Is Il wonderful record
no. be eluallc1 hy any other city
ame size IN the United States.
be double that of many cities
IN Housion's population. The fol-
table shows the clearanccs here
J Q. The past four weeks. the COM
With last year, and the per cent
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DAILY INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
LIVE STOCK.
HUVSTONs
I Jaco,s 4 Co. live stock commission

J. jacobs T. Co. 1--we stock commission
Weeyrs. Gk6.ce ;. ................... 24ae "a
COWS Cho.ce ,...................... 2Hp
LETTERS Observation-Disclosures. 2AW
Yc5riings Choice :. ...........,.... gag ~
C1Iyes-t 'hoicr spring ............. 3kIp
Calvcs.-According TO size. a ~
Auttun-ifrst class onIy.,.,...''..
Common not wanted.
Hogs Cornfcd niO lbs and under) sbP
AEstfed. must be good. ,;:'...',' EnV
All stock as described sell as quoted
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NEW YORK FUTURES.
Opened steady, closed barely steady
sales, III 900
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FRrITS AND NUTS

APPLIES Missouri &.75H3.3.
nANANAS-pe bunch 50cHsL50.
COCOANUTS- IS. 5Qdi.W per 100: So On
per 1000. ,,,, ,,o-oo- %
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Pears. S2,2JG25
Nor crate: peaches. 81 o1pl.25.
GRAPES III Paso 1ca75c per 10 ID bas-
kcts.
LEMONS-Mess,:a and Palermo, choice
s. co. fancy, S5.50Uj.CO.
NJ TS-lirazil lie per III: flherts, Sicily
DC. Naples, l9i.c walnuts. llWl3r' peanuts.
5is06c. almonds. Tarasona, l4c per H. he
0KANGES-Me $500 per box.
PEACHGS-P peck boxes, small to
medium. S0GIS1i re- choice to fancy. 400 i5c /.
4-hasket crates, $50 soc.
PEARS. Texas, a51f35c per peck In
boxes: 81 coal 80 per bushel.
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PRODUCE.


EANS--Calfornia small white 2hT
3-sc per III: Bayou 2 3-sd2 5-sc pink 2i.ll
nc. Lima a, ~, black-eycd peas 3i4c,
BuTTE r Blue Stor lie; dairy i5c'
table, he; fancy Elein creamery, 1920
fresh Texas country sq20c IL in good con-
dition.
BUTTERINE- Solids lie; prints l2c; Ell
gin dairy bricks iSc.
CARBAtE-M Missouri 81 o0Q2.25.
CIlEltS New York full cream l21ac;
Wisconsin full cream lie. Young America
lie; fancy filled cheese 9ul0c; Swiss 2SI
&c imitation Swiss l7AlSc; brick cheese
llWl2c, Limburser l5c.
EGGS'reXas, IN cases. sac; candled sd
De-: kansas, l4H l5c.
GAME Prairie chickens 81 75QS,0o per
dozen; vt.nison 546o per pound power
G0ifGic per dozen.
kRAtrT- New, s2.25 per half Dbl.
oN1ONS-New Texas stock $4,000 per
hushel
PEPPER-Chile iinl5c per Id.
pOTATOES-Nort and Western, %
Q,0c.
hons Seoed2 n; spring tl5oa2.25 hroilers,
81 0oIi .2a. according to size; turkey hens,
81 oiah00 turkey gobhlcrs s6,Q0qS5G.
ducks. $2.75d3.Jo, geese SS.25n350.
TONiATDES-St. Louis N.@al25 per
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tlihcr, & co. Of New orleans wired Car
rfU a Richardson al 1906 a. m; 'ihlnk
local crowd somewhat short now. Noulu
moi ndVisc selling for moment.
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GALVESTON.

cle,.ce cattle in demand; market supplied
via calyes and sheep.
FORT WORTH.
Corrected daily for The Post by inc
Receipts. shipmenta
Cattle :. :. ........... 100 81.
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ASKED, b itd
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Opened quiet. demand poor. close!
steady.
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MAXINE. INTELLIGENCE.

Fort of Galveston, August -.
Arrived,
- Leona. Wilder. New York
Sch A. IL. Sherman. rillsbury. Baltimore.
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Notice of Application
Tor
LIQUOR LICENSE.
STATEOF MINNESOTA, J
County of ST. Louis, IS
CRY OF EI,Y.

Notice is hereby given that applica-
tion has been made in writing to the
city council of said city, and filed in
the office of city clerk, praying for a
license to sell Intoxicating liquors for
the year commencing July 1st, 1896,
and ending June 30, 1897, and to the
following named person, and in the
following named place to-wit:
A. D. EIIefsen, in the lower front
room of the building located on Lot T.,
Block IL, of the plat of the city OF
Ely.
Said application will be heard and
determined by said city council at the
council chamber in the city hall, in
said city, county and state, on the
Sd day of July, 1886.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said city, this 18th day of June, 1896.
PETER SCHAEFER,
(sEAL.) City Clerk.
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Notice Of Application
LIQUOR LICENSE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, J
County of ST. Louis, IS
CITY OF ELY.

Notice is hereby given that applica-
tion has been made in writing to the
city council of said city. and filed in
the office of the city clerk, praying for
license to sell intoxicating liquors
for the year commencing July /, 1896,
and ending June 30, 1897, and to the
following named person: and in the
following named place, to-wit;
Kotcheyar Brothers, in the lower
front room of the building located on
Let l, Block IL, of the plat OF the city
of Ely.
Said application will be heard and
determined by said city council at the
council chamber in the city hall, in
said city, county and state, on the
Sd day of July, 1896.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said city, this 10Th day of June, 1896.
PETER SCHAEFER,
SEAL City Clerk.
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Notice of Application
LIQUOR LICENSE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. J
County of ST. Louis, S
CITY OF ELY.

Notice is hereby given that applica-
tion has been made in writing to the
city council of said city, and filed in
the office of the city clerk, praying for
a license to sci! Intoxicating liquors
for the year commencing July l, 1896,
and ending June 30: 1897, and to the
following named person, and III the
following named place, to-Wit:
Joseph Bracco, in the lover front
room of the building situated unn.2
Lot I, Bleck 6, Of the plat of the city
of Ely.
Said application will be heard and
determined by said city council at the
council chamber in the city hall, in
said city, county and state, on the
Sd day of July, 1896.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said city, this 18th day of June, 1896.
PETER SCHAEFER,
(sEAL.) City Clerk.
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The BURLINGTON
ROUTE.

IN PAST YEARS we have published in
papers from week to week, short articles
various subjects. scientific. historical,
geographical, and all of them have been
interesting.
THIS YEAR The Burlington wants to use
our space in telling you more directly
about it's line SO these articles will not
appear in the newspapers. They will
however. be written and printed regular
ly, and if you want them during 1895. send
your name and address to the General
Passenger Agent as below and you will
receive by mail each month sheet con-
tanning the articles for that month.
MEANWHILE the finest and fastest trains
in the west are via The Burlington from
st. Paul and Minneapolis to Chicago,
st. Louis and all other prominent cities
and towns East and South.
TICKETS and particulars as to routes and
rates Of fare will be furnished by your
home agent. or If heclnnot supply them,
address, i.
W.. JIG. KENYON,
Gen, Freight and Pass. Agt.
St Paul, Mimi.
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Notice Of Application
FOR
Liquor License.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of ST. Louis. |sS.
CITY OF ELY.

Notice is hereby given that applica-
ton has been made in writing to the
city council of said city, and 1led in
the Office of the city clerk, praying for
"a license to sell Intoxicating liquors
for the year commencing July 1, 1896,
and ending June so, 1897, and to the
following named person, and in the
following named place, tO-wit:
Fransciska Ska!a, in the lower
front room of the building situated
on Lot 4, Block 9, of Whitesides adj
dition to the city Of Ely.
Said application will be heard and
determined by said city council at the
council chamber in the city hail, in
said city, county and state, Oh the
10Th day of July, 1896.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said city. this 1st day of July, 1896.
PETER SCHAEFER.
NsEAL. City Clerk.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Of
fetal plats Of survey of township ISL
north, range % west OF 5th p. M, will
be opened for filing in this office on
Wednesday, July Is, 1896, at a. m;
township 152 north of range % west
OF 9Th p. M, on Thursday July 16,
1896, at 8 a. M; township 152 north of
range q west of 5th p. M, on Friday,
July II, 1896, at 9 a. m.,; township &c
north of range IA west of 4th D. M, on
Tuesday, July 81, 1896, at m.:
township 60 north of range "a west of
4th p. M, on Wednesday, July %. 1896
at a. M; township GA north OF range
10 west of 4th p. M, on Thursday
July %, 1896, at 9 a. M; township 65
north of range 16 west of 4th D. M, on
Friday July "a, 1896, at 9 a. m.,; and
township 5S north of range II west OF
4th p. M, on Tuesday, July %, 1896,
at 9 a. M; and that on and after said
days we will receive applications fol
the entry of lands in said townships,
Duluth Mimi, June 5, 1896
A. J. TAYLOR, Register
f. L. RYAN, Receiver.