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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-02-06
TO RELEASE THE ST. PAUL.
A New York Engineer Would Loosen
the Sand by Jets of
Water.

New York Feb IA plan for the re-
lease OF the st. Paul has been suggested
by I. a. Richardson, a mechanical en-
gincer.
at is the hardened sand that holds the
st. Paul as iii Il vice" he said. My
idea would be to enlivcn this CONCEALED
sand and turn 1t into Quicksand.
Il would introduce plenty of jets of
water forced through three-inch pipes
under the vessel and just ahead of her
stern till the hardened sand becomes dis
integrated and then with two powerful
tugs hauling simultaneously on each side
of the st. Paul / could pull her out:
1T would be just the same as sliding
the ship out of 2 cradle through soap.
The pipes would reach under the ship
nearly to the keelson, The water could
be forced through them from the wreck
ing tugs, or from the St. Paul herself
into the sand. BY removing a little sand
the remainder is made quick by the ac-
ton Of say, forty three-inch streams
along the vessels bottom. From the
joints in the pipes where the hose enters
/ would connect two-inch pipes Tor con-
yenience in handling.
1.-The ten wreckers should be anchored
and ready for pumping at about half ebb
tide. This will allow her to settle some
what. which is desira BILE. until dead low
water Then | should slacken the
pumps, retaining sufficient force of water
to keep the pipes free until just before
high tide. Then | should start them at
their full capacity. AS soon rs the
water and the sand were seen to be
moving I should have all the tugs start
at full speed. The boat would undoubt-
eddy move
Mr.. Richardson points to the use of the
water jet system for removing obstinate
piles as Il practical illustration OF his
principle He says he is willing to
undertake the contract, and figures the
total cost at SIT ,225.
This and several other methods were
suggested to Vice-President Wright Of
the International Navigation company.
He said that the entire matter was i'll
the hands of Capt. Merritt, who de-
clared that the only way of moving the
ship was to haul her off.
The position of the stranded steamer
st. Paul remains unchanged today, the
effort to float her last nig ht having been
unsuccessful. The wind this morning
is from the northeast, the weather is
quite thick and there is quite a swell on
the sea. Preparations are being made
to pull on the steamer at high tide and
it is hoped that then some progress will
be made towards floating her.
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GERMAN CABINET CR1s1s
Runored Discussions Ova
Naval Needs of the u
Empire.

London, Jan. 31.-All specio, >.
patches from Berlin this morn;na us ~
cussed the rumored designations - us
ministers as the outcome of tbo ule
sension over the naval needs Of IL. us
pire. The Vossische Zeitung savs e en-
the, retirement of DR.. Won Boettie u,a'
spoke as usual in the Reichstagy o raer
day. 1t is also reported thar ~ ses'er
ceeded by Herr Won Puttkamor Sue Sue
Won Boetticher spoke as usual IN Dl,r
Keich Tiaa yeS5frda{ H; 1t is also repore
state for the navy, has resigned "'T nv, O
Berlin correspondent of the Sto,5l Inc
says that if the latter be true it mnu
regarded as an indication that 'i 1T :, oe
been decided to build several swift" o, nag
ers. The Berlin correspondent :, Of rus rs
Times, noticing these rumors. u s, ,ns
where everything depends on one SS S9sii
ereign will, the exercise of which i SOW
subjected to any known laws, it is IS Mt Lo'
less to attempt to forecast the futnrog n
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KRUGER NEVER IN AMERICA.
Report Concerning the Transvaal Presi.
dent UnfOunded.

PhoeniNville, Pa, Feb. IA. Kruger,
a local jeweler, and a cousin of Paul
Kruger, President of the South African
that Paul Kruger or MS parents had
ever lived in America Paul kruger's
parents. he says, were born and lived all
their lives Il few miles from The Hague
in Holland, never having been outside
their native country. Their son, who is
now President of the South African re-
public. left Holland about fifty years
ago when but boy and went direct to
South Africa, where he has since lived.
A. Kruger. who furnished the informa-
ton. corresponds regularly with his
cousin- The last letter he received
from Paul Kruger was in December
1t is written by the Presidents private
secretary and signed by Paul Kruger
himself. No mention of the impending
invasion was made.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-02-06
BAYARD CENSURED.
and Edinburgh Are Con-
dernned.

Washington. D. c.. Feb. 1.-The
House committee on foreign affairs
adopted by party vote a resolution on
censuring Ambassador Bayard for his
two speeches at Edinburgh and Boston.
The resolution quotes the passages of
these two speeches, which are con-
demned in it's preamble, and then ex-
presses the sense of the House that the
utterances were improper and that Mr..
Bayard is deserving of censure therefor
1t continues that it is improper for our
representatives abroad to condemn any
political party or policy in America and
that such actions tend to destroy their
influence and impair the confidence
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VENEZUELA COMMISSION MEETS
Will Not Send an Agent to Eurons ca,
Some Time,

WILL MOI Senu an ~ gent to EurOpe for
Some Time.
Washington, D. c., JAM 31.-Tho yor
ezuela commission held it's regular wooh
ly meeting today with all of the mon n]
bers present. A great portion Of thJl
session was taken UP in the considerat;oJ
of matters touching the merits of tGJJ
controversy. including a large numh"1
of maps and quantity of matter SEMI
from the state department in answer ID
request, collected by persons specjanJ
charged with the task. Up to this t;ml
the commission has not received noticed
from either the British or the Vcne1
zuelan government of an intention nj
avail itself of the invitation extended I'd
appear before the commission through
representatives Nothing has been don1
yet as to sending an agent to Europe td
collect evidence there for the consider]
ton of the commission. 1t is said thai
this work could not be intel!igently md
dertaken until the mass of matter all
ready before the commission has bccD
thoroughly digested and knowledge ac-
Quired of just what gaps remain to bal
allied from the European archives.
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ISELIN EXONERATED.
Committee Finds that the measure
ments of the Defender were
Not Altered.

New York, Feb. 1.-The committee OF
the New York Yacht club, which investl-
gated the charges of the Earl OF Dun
raven. in reference to the American cup
race has made public its report Inc
charge was that after being measured
the yacht Defender was surreptltlously
loaded so as to sink her four inches
deeper in the water; that she sailed IN
that condition the first day. and that I'M
mediately after the race the ballast was
secretly removed, so that when measures
the next day no discrepancy was found
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CUBAN FAMILIES LEAVING.
Want to Get Away from the Scene OF TIN.
Conflict.

Conflict.
Tampa, Fla, Feb. IA prominent
Matanzas lawyer writes to friends here
that most of the important Cuban farli-
lies are leaving the island for Mexico.
South and North America. The United
railway at Havana has discharged $50
employees. When Gomez passed through
San Jose Lajas he left six sick men
there. One Spanish column passed, leav-
ing them unmolested. but another col
umn came along and killed the six, chas-
ing one of them into the street before
killing him. Quinton Bandera, learning
this, informed the women and children
to leave the town and then burned it.
Maceo, the letter says, captured 1904
carts with provisions. arms and am.nuni-
ton near pinar del Rio.
Cubans here held an immense con-
dolence meeting last night over the loss
of the steamer Hawkins. The meeting
was called for the purpose of collecting
funds for the junta to purchase another
steamer.
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CARS GO THROUGH A BRIDGE.
Two Trainps Killed in n Railway Acet-
dent in Indiana.

Two Tranps Killed i'll ~ Railway Acet-
dent in Indiana.
Lawrcnceburg Ind, Feb. Last
night freight train No. 81 eastbound on
the Big -Four road west of here was
derailed by broken wheel. The train
was near the bridge The engine be-
came detached and passed over in
safety. but thirty ears. fifteen Of which
were loaded crashed into the bridge and
bridge and cars went down together. a
distance of thirty feet. The caboose did
not go down. Five tramps We're fatally
injured. two dying almost instantly.
The other three are still alive and the
only one known, Mike Egan of Indian
apolis, is still under the wreck. All the
trainmen escaped injury. The property
is damaged S2OOOO.
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Attacks Farmers Loan and Trust.

Chicago, H., Jan. 31.-Atty.- Gen. Mo-
loney has filed an information in chan
Gerry against the Farmers Loan and Trust
company of New York to restrain that
corporation from transa citing business in
the state of Illinois, alleging that it has
Farmers Loan and Trust company is the
holder of Il mortgage which was given by
the Lake Street Elevated railroad, and it
is also the trustee under the big mortgage
on the property of the Chicago Il North
ern Pacific railroad. the foreclosure of
which threw that company into the
hands of receivers. The Lake street and
the Northern Pacific are therefore made
defendants i'll the suit of the attorney
general
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NEW PRICES FOR COAL.
Anthracite Agents Adopt the Februar
Schedule.

Schedule.
New York. Jan. 31.-Thc sales agent
of the anthracite coal companies me
today to consider the production ant
prices for February. 1t was recon-
mended that 2.50O.OC0 tons be mine'
in that month and the following schcluI
Of prices was adopted:
Crate, $40; egg and chestnut, $3.50
stove, $3.50. These are t. o, b. figures
They show advances of from 5 to i
cents per ton above the recent actm
selling prices. but are from 80 to 60 cent
per ton below the nominal circular price
established last fall.
The old Western circular of prices
was reaftirmed as follows: at Buffalo
gross tons. CRATE, S4.15 egg, stove and
chestnut. 40; at Chicago, net tens
CRATE, SJ.25; egg, stove and Chestnut
$3.50.
The tidewater prices established TO-
day are net figures. The sales asenIs
adjourned Until February y. Ali inter-
cStS were represented
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Director OF the Mint's Report.

Washington. d. c., Feb. 1.-The
monthly report of the director of the
mint shows the total coinage in Janu-
airy to have been S13.O50 6333. classified
as follows: Gold, S12.a14.60O: silver.
$4,000: minor coin. $53.96O. Beginning
today the mints at Philadelphia san
Francisco and New Orleans will begin
the coinage of silver at the rate of ST.
100000 per month. The Philadelphia
mint will coin $a0o.ooo Il month: San
Francisco S50n0 900 Il month. and New
Orleans 100000 1t is expected that
the work will continue until from S1S.-
100000 to $40 100000 has been coined
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THE BULGARIAN SITUATION.
Prospect of Solution that will he
Marked by an Uprisjnr

New York, Jan. 31-A dispatch to the
Herald from st. Petersburg saws that it
is asserted in Slavophile circles that the
bulgarian question is approaching a solu>
ton and that Prince Ferdinand's resig>
nation is only q matter of time. There is q
strong feeling in St. Petersburg that the
political situation will be marked by an
are made on the visit of Count Won HAITI
feldt, Germanys ambassador in London.
to Berlin. The Novosti gives voice to
statements of a disagreement between
Austria and Italy on the one hand and
Germany on the other. the former pow
ers fearing that the latter's recent indie
pendent action may lead them into com
Dlications
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can TncIe sam an Usurper'

Montreal, Jan. 30.-A special al Sails,
Star from London says: Lo rIbba,alel.
bury and the Right Hon. MI o mos,IIt Of
lain have been considering the or re' made
the inquiries into the RECORDS i nee which
on behalf of British Co'liiln ~ M right
show that the United States ila a., Of 1s29
under the nglo-Russliil tfe''t IF Wae:.
to the land opposite Prince -bich is o.
island. on the Pacific coast Vine ard,
M nlsn s1 the United States has usO'F'
since buying Alaska.
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Milwaukee, Dairy Market.

Buttcr-Fancy creamery. per ID, zoe;
inferior TO choice. 120il9c; best dairy
selections. 11@lsc; lines, fair to choice, do,
l2Ml6c: roll. 1uW12c; packing stock, do. 6QE
Sc: grease, 40iJc.
Cheese-Full cream fats. per lib. 90
Zoe: cheddars. 9M9i2c; Young Americas
aS4MlOc: brick. lOW11c; limburger. 1oqI1lc;
Swiss. do. 120i 13c.
EggS-Per doz. fresh. 13M14c; icehouse
and picked. 1M11c. Market weak and de-
..iininr StealiIy
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h they should always command at

which they should always command at
home and abroad.
Those who voted for the resolution
We're: Hit Qll.), Adams Pa.), Quigg
On. ", Cousins Qa.). Taft CO.,, Smith
(Mich.), Heatwole (Minn.), Pearson On.
Co., Republicans. and Newlands (Nev)
silver Republican; McCreary Ny),
Price Ia.), Tucker (Va.), Dinsmore
(Ark.), Money NIiss.), Democrats, voted
against it.
Draper of Massachusetts Rep.) was
the ONLY absentee
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EFOrccaSCcr

Some people are SO intine need by the
electric currents of the atmosphere that
they can foretell the coming of a thun-
derstorm with perfect accuracy, and 9TH
ers there are with nerves SO sensitive
that they are sure of having neuralgia
from low and fretful state of the nerv-
Gus system. Now why can't the latter
be warned in time and know that an
ounce OF prevention is worth a pound of
cure. To use St. Jacobs Oil promptly
will ward off an attack. or if attacked,
will promptly cure Such people can do
for themselves what others do from
westher prophecies, need the signals and
save the wreck and disaster.
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CHAPMAN SENTENCED.
Recalcitrant Witness in the Senate
Sugar Investigation Gets
Thirty Days.

Washington, D. c., Feb. Judge
Cole Of the district Supreme court today
sentenced Elverton r. Cha pman, the New
York stock broker, convicted on charge
of contempt for refusing to testify before
the Senate sugar trust investigation COM
mittee concerning alleged speculation by
senators, to pay Il fine of 500 and be
imprisoned in Jail for thirty days. Chap
man noted an appeal and was released
on $1,000 baid
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EvANSToNIANS HOLD THEIR NOSES
Half the Inhabitants Frustrated by
NOxinuS Sewer Gas.

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 30.--All Evanston
was partially asphyxiated last night by a
terrific and mysterious stencil wMcn
poured from the sewers in the streets
public Buildings and private residences
all over the city, and as a result many
residents of that suburb are today Un'
able to leave their beds. A strange, 'l'
pressiye odor pervades the city and G"
cited citizens, clutching their noses
rushed in scores TO the office of the com com
missioner of public works all morliA5s
begging that something be done lmllelF
ately to stop the flood of noXlols saS ~
Were the situation not so serious 1t W 1,.,
have been comical, but many resloelhs
of Evanston are Frustrated by the
strange gas which evidently emaha anJ
from crude oil refuse in the sewers a IN.
which broke out last night from some ~
culiar atmospheric conditions.
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CENSUS OF MEXICO.
Tota. Population is 13,5iO, O51-Federa
Teiegraphs Completed.

TOtas Population IS I3,5fO, O51-FederaJ
Teiegraphs Completed.
Mexico City, Feb. 1.-The federal CEN
sus, which is now completed. shows a
population of 12.540,O57 The City of
Mexico has 339, 935.
The postotiice authorities propose to
employ women in mems positions in the
postal service.
The federal telegraphs were today sub
stantially completed by the opening of
a new line from Tehuantepec to Acapul-
co. Every point in the republic is now
comprised i'll the federal network and
large places can be communicated with
by four or five routes. The federal tele-
graphs are absolutely divided from poll
ties, civil-scrvce rules being strictly ap-
pied in their management.
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TUGS BULGE THE ST. PAUL
But it was Pulling Dead Weight anu =
tie YVES Accomplished.

New York. Jan. 31.-At high tiGe TT, IT,.
day. with the wind northeast ana O'" Y,
ing eight miles an hour, there WaS li "p
effort made TO pull the Amerlcah5 D If
steamer S.. Paul out OF the S S'lllu M
Long Branch The big Wlnal'ss HOS
board The steamer pulled on the T' .,r.
attached to the Hedges and seyefal ~ no
lent what power they could 70 (, vas ca.
attempt. but with all the great c 1aa1 Va W..
moved only few feet toWara 1 ps,,I he.
ter. The probability Of the -. a." nlTorf
ing fioated today is remote, bG1 'sn noir at
in that direction will be mace as"'A
tho next high tide.
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Death of a Partisan Miser'

Paris. Jan. 31.-The old miser WIZ, WIN the
in fit recently while walking alons tpa
Boulevard Des Capucines and was = tr now
to his lodging where he died, was ; :. in
appears, named Peters. he nau ~ ~ he
the poor apartment ascertalleu and Oh
his home for about twelve years 40 founa
his person and at his home We1eo ooND
securities and notes valued at ii tnon in,
francs. He is supposed to nave e on,nrca
terested in a large concern Ill lh lnI for
and to have received from II cneN
his portion of the profits.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-02-06
A WOMAN BEHEADED.
Police at Fort Thomas. KY, Puzzled Over
Murder.

Cincinnati. O., Feb. IA sensational
murder was discovered early this morn,
ing in Kentucky about q half mile from
Fort Thomas. Some employees of James
Lock. who lives on the Alexandria pike,
while going to their labor found the
body of Il young woman in a somewhat
secluded place about fifty yards from
the pike. There were evidences of a
fierce struggle and the astonishing feat
ure of the case is that the victim was
beheaded and the head missing Moth
ing has been found to establish the iden-
tity of the murdered woman or to give a
clue To the murderer
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OPPOSITION TO CRISPI.
His Plan of Campaign Against Menclek
Censured.

New York, Feb. IA special to the
Herald from Rome says that Signor
the forces of King Menelek of Abys-
sinia attacked by Gen Barlteris' army
at time when Menelek is marching
through country unfavorable to opera
tons by the Italians. The resolution has
aroused the greatest opposition among
the moderates and radicals. Many de-
extravagant and demand that the cham
bers should meet without delay in order
to pronounce upon the situation.
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nothing whatever occurred in connection
with the race in question that casts the
least suspicion upon the integrity or pro-
prcty of their conduct.
And the committee are not willing to
doubt that if Lord Dunraven had remained
present throughout the investigation, as
to have heard ali the evidence that was in
tTodUced. he would OF his own motion have
withdrawn a charge that was 50 plainly
founded upon mistake, and that has been
so unfortunate in the publicity it has at
tanned and the feeling to which it has given
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WORK OF AN ANARCHIST.
throws stone at PortugaI's King and
Hits an Aide-de-Camn

Lisbon, Jan. 3O.-While King Charlie
was returning to the palace TODAY afte,.
a drive IN an open carriage, accompa Mod
by an alde-de-camp, an Anarchist wnri,
man threw stone at his majesty - To
miss however, hit the aide-de-cs,mln1.
and }ba eIdp ebd from the carriage and seized
was arrested by the police m The ia n.;e.
o one. was removed shouting cheers POS fnr
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Liberty Retl Home Again.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb. 1.-The special
train which carried the Liberty bell and
it's escorts from Atlanta arrived in this
CITY at noon today. A salute of forty
Ave guns announced the arrival OF the
bell. The Atlanta delegation Will be
rendered a banquet at the Union League,
at which Mayor Warwick will PRESIDE.
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Lady Kenney is Dead.

Halifax. y. S.. Feb. 1.-The death of
Lady kenney. wife of the late Sir Ed
ward Kenney. the well-known politician
was announced today. She was % years
of age. A daughter. who is the wife of
Gov. DAILY of Nova Scotia, survives.
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Milwaukee Livestock Market.

Hogs-Keceipfs., 3 cars; market steady.
Packers, $9o@4.lo; heavy, fair to good,
-t.io6i4.1o: light. 100 to 200 lbs 4.O00t4.15
Cattle-Recepts, ears: market steady.
Butchers steers. good. 100 to 1900 lbs.
3.500a.1l: medium to good, 1000 to 100
lbs. 3.2Nd..o0, common to fair, 900
To 1000 lbs. ,0C@:;.2I: cows and heiferS
good 70 choice. 2.GoGf3.nO: common to good,
:. 1922 20; Gamers. 1.Go@ 80: bulls. common
to good, i.Sa6t2.l0: good 2.1:Gi24 10; feed
ers 500 to $50 lbs, 2.SO13.2O; stockers.
500 to 700 lbs, 2.5oM2.75: veals. 3.00ai5. 90;
mixers aud springerS. steady. 1S.n00l30.m
Sheep-Receipts, cars: market quiet,
:. 2:lzI3O0: lambs sreaIv. 3ol0It 90
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Daniel Nebster's Sister-in-Law Dead

Concord. n H. Feb. 1.-The widow
If Ezekiel Webster. brother of Daniel
Webster. died last night. aged 96 years.
She had lived in Concord since 1875.
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LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
Milwaukee, Feb.

Chica go--The easy feeling in potatoes con-
tinues to exist and the market is quiet.
BurhankS, 1SW22c. occasionally 23c; He
brons, l10i2Oc; rose, 170I20c; mixed, 1502Oc.
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Markets by Teie-raph

u Milwaqkee-Flour-Dal and unchanged.
6li.c: No. / Northern. e51%c: May 66lsc.
corn-stTonger: No, 3. 27Ac. oats---Firm
and higher; No. > white 20l2c; No 5
White. l9346t2oEc. Barley-Inactive; No, 2.
3'c: sample on track. 23M31c Rye-Firmly
held: No /. 41ac. Observation-Disclosures;
pork. 1850: lard, SO.
Flour is firm the basis of 3Jo@3. GO
for PATENTS in hhs in CARROTS: low grades
in sacks. 1.oo9t20o: bakers, in bbls. 2.6o9
10 rye in bblS. 2.aGI2.75.
Millstuffs are active at a.oo0i9.25 per ton
for sacked BRAN 9.o0lia.23 for fine middlinss
arI 1o.756i11.0o for white do.
Chicago e-Wheat-February. 65Ac;
May. 614c: June. 67hc: July. 611ec. Corn
May. 3o7sc asked July. see: September,
3S;;'c Oats-February. 1S5sc: May. 2l3su21Mc
asked: July. 2lac. Pork-February 1860;
May. 1o.s5 Lard-February. 5.75: May,
80; July. G.1212 asked. Ribs-February.
-: May. $40 asked: July. a.eo.
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 74Ac
bid: March. 75l4c: Nav. 731Sc bid: June
i7e5sc bid: July. 72ssc bid. Corn-May. 367sc
bid. Oats-May. 25ac bid.
Minneapolis Enthusiastically. Closed: Feb
ruary, 59$4c; May. &C: July, G3Nc: on
75SS4c: No. Northern, ass.c.