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For Rent.

! For REfST-TRrcC room cottngr. nicely
parcrel ana furnished conliesc tor lgni
Ply NO Ali'" flne'. near i''sA an
- y.
fillt HtHT-ltesie ny, ~ 'opnis = io'' .
~ i"o 4olS' KY a - G9tl,i
~ - s'e''l' ~ '' - =,
ame NM 1-ieoly mn --e11 rom
M'.' ,,.t,, ,,,. .I- q, NJ. f,., -
'i.' ln,W IT. Slol ny 90, i'dN's s,l'r' y
FOR RES s'X-r9om ,o'infe Win hath
room, sane ata kn3n * l4o1 ''''
avenue -Hph'N 10 "ih't " Ar'''ol' ~
FOR RENT Tea rooms Oyer krlpp y
TuFly's shoe store; furniNre Tor al
a. t,rs p'5snin IN p. ,,9,i G a@n 'A
,7n .n.' 'T', :, a,,' ~,
house On Moh'eomery ayenne. 'Mo
n'onHs IRON cra q, y 'nf 'ino Mpp'y Al
AnpFF'ln sore ''i NON so'"''F "V' II
FOR RENT s,orcnouse and niur-roola
DWELLING aitaohci. suitable FOR store
h a,l n1oara'Is Noun noun, Hlp'' D. = N'no's
i''' ''V"' - "'
FOR kisNI.-iihn1som Furnished rooms
for lish, honssE . , Arls at 'g .,
80 ss 49,, -. =, 80, 80, -. :, ,,-5
od huusc. with all modern convenicnc.ai
ihrce blocks from capitol hotel. ~
Travis street - L
FOR RENT Al 81 per month, ono house,
,.,f = h,,s, =, ana I heianl charles Boil
,,as. > = u
,.------,
FOE hMTn oan doo ep'' rent u ehea i"'i
tpDtrf.sr aVstiue. C'rniraii, LOO ated 10
FOR RENT -FFo.room coltate WIN
servants room. 1877 Main street Az,
ply next door y
T0K RENT Two elegantly FURNISHED
S%s van dse nm es and fss a 81 fp sg s
30, third noor lore & Burnett Bldg..
Fannin and rexas avenue II
rop RENT s,x-room cottage with largo
yaro. 80, 80 en- en- an,iy M,s t,i,,rhI
,hp't *, t XXI s''' '''''s 10
- 30
FOE hhNI - N w. a,,d n,.isi, ~ ~
~ sk, We "a ,.,,e,ed Ind nainied inside
s. H. Strong AZ Cleveland a Co. u
= :, -. -, l7,--- ,,,,.
FOE Kf,H = s,,iahIe foI roornlnr a,s
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Wanted to Rent.

"a. NrrD TO RENT-Ry reliable person,
p" NJ !, in,rosed place n-ar city: VIII .lve
!, i' ~, nare, good reference and security:
Address r. o. Box .ii. ~
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TIE CITIZENS Of Alamcda. Harris
county. Texas, want man To pni mp q
cotton uin land furnished fGr GIN vi
drose Nelson PARKER Alameda. rcyns. =
BUSINESS CIIANCE-.fusi finished .
neaNrn ~. II store binding, ( Dod stand
f1i any Kind II husinosa. TbJmas y.
Gini es, Cucrc. Texas. ~
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Board and Rooms.

NICE cool room on front; down stairs:
one neat small room up stairs. tuita g
for two ladies' or gentlemen. or couple.
table boarders ais, solicited. Mrs.
Bass, 81 Nam street "
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$500 CASH aud So per month viii buy
an elegant nNe-rocm cottage in Third
ward This l. a special bargain. ,'all
Al once. William Manager, Sli'a Main
street. Room :. II
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NOTICE is hereby given mat tho anunal
meeting OF slorkhoiicrr aui board ~ III
rcniors of tho Galveston, harrisburg and
Snu Antonio Railway comianv VIII lac
held al tho office of said company IN the
oi.v Of Houston Texas. Of Tuesday, Iuly
1876 vt II o'clock n m. C. y. SilIER
Secretary II
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TIIEY mNai p MD N Once. lir4l oono
irst served four fine bum TON leather top
Hni iHtNk ruiLuo, iill panel n,ck. slh.r
brrwNtor buttons. .ip. buprt,-s in md
aud JACKSON snrinRS. value So must
go, 10 cos" out a sia also two line two-
n,atsl iui., she'll body sarfeys, worth
S2uo, at Sllo. extension top ana two side
springs, roud Wagons -. 30. one tine cut
under tul shell ludy surrey. ext, top,
value s?s5 musi go Al &.-a. O. H. cars
lscre Write to Box e. Schulnhure,
Texas at once. as they won't las, long
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FOR SALE Second hand nnd In 4 con-
di,'on one 20 horse power engine niia
boiler. complete with nil fittings. one
a Egh, nr1 one iight are dynamo one
l.. h.. Miller II
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Financial.

LOAN on good security to reliable parties,
notes. honcs personal property. pianos,
live stock, diamonds FAIR troatmtnt
reasonable rates. 40 publicity. Room 8.
l0nsi. Congress avenue. ~
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Wanted to Buy.

WANTED TO BUY-Threc or four good
cheap lots: must be bargains for cash
only Henderson e. Williamson, .dsin
and Preston. !"
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For Sale.

For SALE The host Jersey hrifor calf
1T the L iiiod States. - ou'i write unless
YOU VIII pay N5o.M, W. n. Murphy
i.nt;Hangc Texas ii
FOR ACCOUNT s,oside iIotel deoNning
business. hundred Of oar :. - large hixc
81 inches loiiA ready made Huh,nei
uosqnito hars al 81 - each. Franklin H..
IrNhS ,tNruilt. i
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Trade Or Exchan &c.

NJ, .i,f,-- what have yoa to trade FOR
,t,i,,,ii,,.d ,ai,'A In good condition. would
nrefs, good bicycle Apply iiis'= Cor.
nr,se ayeniie Room ;. IL
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Board and Room Wanted.

WANTED -By gentleman, board ia pri-
,a,o family: state price ard location;
Address 14Gh. HI. Office. n
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Rsal Estate for sale.

FOR SAlE--One farm OF ia acres, part
OF which is In city limits of Yoakum
Texas; has good house and inc well on
tho land For particulars apply +. ia
kubik. Hallcttsvilc Texas. 10
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Situation Wanted.

SltuWtlUA WUutGUs
A LADY wants position as house.
kecIier VII 80 anywhere. Address 80.
thls office. "
WANTED Position, ny stone-cutter. with
seven years experience, on all kinds vi
stone building work. Address ,ysi, ihls
Office. II
PHARMAc Wanted. position hy req.
istcren lnarmacist; eNp,r.s need town
an' country. youns ana not atraii OF
Wp!k mousrate sJiaiy. Adoress Drug
So c---. .ll- -s olI-c. -- ~
LADY OF ciuca,ion refinement anl en-
rerenee IN teaching wishes position IN
iia an, to teacn small chidton Or as
tinohials Address T. q. Box :, stark
GOOD woman wants a place to do house
work or cooking IN u smiIi tamty, or
nNIse. Aldress .SS.. TINS Office, u
lf YOU WANT colorcd boy 10 work
afound IN. house or AS hostlcr CT porter
around any place to learn any Kind OF
trade Apply al once TO iici Andrews
street .,l ---------.------.--- /.
SITUATION WANTED by young Ger.
man MOO carver; good references Nd
dress, 1853, 'hs Office. u
WIDOW LADY would like 10 goi riain
svw.ns. Mrs, Alherts .o Trinity ri. IL
y .PVsllIoN as clerk IN srcc,tM NY
sc,ds. clothing OF shoe store, -,laty no
vN.vt bcihard lSLHNs. reStuiiicc bon.
Il, Ahb'ville, La. II
l.ONMNNT WANTiiJ--N y7nn-;
Swcao desires work sbou; a place. carr
OF horses tr any kad of work. Address
lsiN' ms oillce Il
slruATloN WNNTND- Ny a yonng
cnl, Christian peoplc need apply A.
nesS 49,. this office. Il
W ANf'Eip- situation by white girl in ~
spccthle family expects room IN the
house. Address, 73tn, this office l.
\ LADY wishes a situation as Il lad,'s
companion OF UoVcrlicss for little cnii-
drcu. Address NJ. H.. Sprmord, f,Xas.
u
WANTED Position as collector hy man
Vt cNptricnVr, has Worked IN office alli
writes goul hall. Address ,S,a, ,h.s
ofiice. u
YolNG wlil'rE GiRL wants a nome
With some eucn family, VIII work fNr hcl
board and clothes. Apply 2.pi WAlher.
WANTED-A respectable situation or an
interest on shares in any legitimate illsi-
fcss. salary ~ object. 10 oiioe' ~ 10
leuv NJ CITY. Address j. c. chctNiHollot.
houston. ToXas. u
WANrt.p-- fN n lAiy. "A situation as
rhamhermaih. Addross ,io, ihs oihcu.Il
sTrTTAfiON lesigd ~ an inferprcicr-
translator and correspondent, ~ Easish
ana M.A!cau languages. Address 'se;
ms of'ioe ii
SITUATION wantod hy boy, age rs. wcdii
Ike to learn trade or work around al.
Dlilco. Addl..s gu this oIll.c. II
SITUATION wanted by young eolorcd
rlan, nrai.class horseinan, can lie Wy
thluG about the place s'endy ana honrr
fdGress ls@. TITS ofiice. II
AN Intelligent ainbt, Gus lady q sles to
Chla.n business position, Is good ~
countani 'nd penmani ior salary dc.
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i COURT DECISIONS.
| to,ls'ons Handed Dow"
a. Last Sitting
" ,HE SUPREME COURT.
\, Sui. AsaIu., tho SAINT" f'
~. rsvor If Garnishcc'
~, iusursncc Case

$50. Folio wing are
-,xas. June ~
, on,nions delivered ny me
the Vf
MI; today ,,,..>,,, r,p,,
IVAN VS.. HAK ir',''i ~.
ice CONF ~ ,nnenlci from
county, III n nls ,, 'D''
ant Of jurisdiction
s,,, WAS upon "A house
I! III So .r,rsrtv therein.
h PERSONAL ~ =,
.r,,td that the en.ire policy
UT Tho insured concealed
reu IL 's ,.,.,r;,, f,c, nr
ssen.cd any n'"s'''' ~
concerning the insurance
ar in case IF any
.hefeoi' W ~, ,....,
Bile swearing by 'ip '''S"'"
=, matter relating to ne m
a,b,srt thereof. wis .hcr before
..s
vas total en- me mouse. ! nv
sraud aud false swearing On
No insured ,ouching tho dam
" nsrsonai properly. ON mis-
am, instructed the jury in
, v or false swearing 10y the
"a Tho amount Of tn damage
-ssnsl properly would vita Q
a 'J
verdict and Judgment in
.nr, Tor the defendant Tho
III sppeals reversed and &c
r,se on the ground that the
,,s,ed above. was erroneous.
,s,,r, held tina; tho contract
n and that, although these
Nm fraud aud talse swcarieg
=. mo insured as to thv va ne
t,shold goods N 5 would not
rrh, Of recovery as t. ,he
k.ss The application is based
n conflict between this ruling
n civil appeals and n" cases
M company vs.. Smith. ,29 $.
BNls VS.. Insurance company
nl
ana conflict between this case
n Ease There is Wrcct con
N the Sm.tti ease ana this
h Smith rnsc has been uv'r-
Il cour. In tho decision of the
rh!s cur, viii not entertain
pp,n cont - between TIC
.s.. be rfv, s,,sr ana ia q ihc w Snnrt
!, or n .I,,o - Sm ,, la l,,, ias
', .si,ssr ar "T n he de- de- SION
f !, ciy,l srnnoi> herein con
Az . d s't IL i'm RMS case
w.. y. snnarsn. cont. 81, between
s. ~ "r case ana the caea
snnsiders,inn Int we think
ssaic, Is only apparent and
a .ss,sc con Isl the sa IN ' rn,es ' Of
as that urder consi Grafton
,..,,,, nor, 40. .o.,,,y 40
y ne s,'S ho oa.'s' b"eamc a i qni-
y, and ths yalqe eq,H'd no, b.
' Is.,' on the co, 'Tl' ne. OK G,yo Ms
, Axe s v airing as to me vain
n, wlihou; any personal pr ~
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THE TEXAS HOTEL SUPPLY 90 o..
Dallas. reNas furnish hotels with regis
ters free of cost on certain ronHiiipns,
Tor particulars of when write for' ~
c.~rERS CURED withou, pain before
ras.ing. go; J.. Mnn street, Houston "
N Siddons, NJ. ID. 10
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Advertisors should remember that let
tets directed TO Initials only are not dcli.-
cred through The n0stofhce. II irtf.a,s are
used they should be directed to t. are OF
gone person. firm or ros,ofiice bon. .id-
'crusements can be left IA our office or
sent through the ','ail to-
THE HOUSTON POST. Jioi;sion. Texas.
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FOR SALE My dairy COWS ana milk
route for sale VIII lease my ranch for
twolyc months. a bargain for u good
da,ry man Apply room 4, Converse
bnildinR Inmnn cOnNnran. 2a
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Business Chances.

GOOD. PROFITABLE Rt'SlNIsSS for
sal" iora'cd On Main sifcct; party
wishes TO retire on account of health.
Address j.. o. Box JIG ~
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FOR SALE i5oO acres of good land three
OF Fro county. Texas; two miles from
railroad; part prairie; all fenced; plenty
of winter and giUss; good soil for corn
Ond cotton, easily cultivated. $50 ucrcs
IN cultivation. well situated for suhdi-
viding; win hc sold cheap to close up Il
partnership business Cali on or address,
Cannon Bros, p.Nrsall. Frio county,
Texas, T-S
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Lost, Found, Stray, Stolen.

LCS1'-B Black Russil1 leather poo ket-
book Win name Mary Il. Whippic ON
porkrtbook liberal reward for return to
1891 Congress avenue. u
Fsl'HAYEp-A roam marc from ms
house No $40 Texas avenue; branded
H. r. eireled al top, had on leather
strap Return and receive liberal re-
ward. W. Tobias. u
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IS slnoNG rye insur.
utCr .ceessors TO Harvey r. ~ W J.
~ room g02 Is am hs,iinr, phon" ~.
strong companies, Joss promptly paid
rug ~ M. h-9V
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MISS ATCK EXT. fortune teller. In. re-
moved from lZla Vine street Ia i4o6 Pres.
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no, L0WAN SEED 60 carry the largest
and most complete stock OF bulk sccls
In the state. We onrr this week yinrinsA
and yellow yam slips 81 IL per 1000. mil.t
seod zoe; sorghum Goc. fruit boxes aud
baskets Of every description. Wholesale
and retail. 20 Pacific Avenue, Dallas,
Texas
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HORSE shooting n speciality Al 81 per
hend, also general hlacksmithing At re
dured ratios at Wilson's shop, phone 90
north enl san Jacinlo hrlse. Y
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FOR SALE-Thc furniture and hxtures
Of hotel. good location Address i2W.
this office. J.
go0--HALF cash, bniancc on time, viii
buy a strictly legitimate business Weld
ing "A certain monthly income of SOD net
Addrosa 1890. this office. II
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FrIt SALE A good tnilor sbor. with ma
'"rldl rtu and which haH GOOD trnia;
MISC inc stand for a barber shop IN
olNnn IL
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SOME OF the choicest bargains ever
offered IN Houston rrcpcr,y, located in
every ward, especially the Third and
sixth: Third ward residences with from
. 10 rooms each, new and modern
In convenicnccs, from $500 TO $1,000;
terms iibc,al. SlI.No to loan on lIous-
ton city property at ! per cent p.r an-
mum: security must I've \ l. If yoa have
property for rent sale or exchange list
i with me. push my business. don't
allow II IL push FOR me. ~ NJ NorrHet,
llutchinS House. u
FOR SALE Cheap. II 40, acres good pral-
rlc land IN NatuHotdn county. Texas.
near water transportation and IN twenty
miles of railroad, convenient 10 stores,
rosioffce and gins, good place for 81
colony. on the proposed route Of the
Gulf Coast railroad, For further !nfor-
milton write TO l.. Ward, Edna. Texas
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FOR SAl.i--Keauiifu gold fish the most
ornamental and easiest cared TOR pct
known lovely for dining room, price,
accnrdine 10 size. NJ. 1911 T"Nas avenuc.
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MME. G A BuJAc, plan,s,e; studio ~
Mason block: especial a',ems'on p m,inf, !"
lea,a"nce II desired: DESTRUCTION 10 be.
.5nnrrs. afso advanced e;udents II
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RlSI kiGEEAroR.S ut cost. No d solid
hardwood, holds 80 pounds ice. tt.sj. No
,, holds b pounds ice sS75: leo chest
ho.ds loo pounds lee siDs j. H. Camp,
man 5, $40 Milan street. III
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i HEREBY warn anyone against tiNuinS
Tor or receiving any order ia favor uf
my son G.org. alleged 10 be sigucl
eilhrr 10y his mother, NJ T. crowder, or
mynclf W. have not and viii not sign
amy order for him. q. " cruwier T.
- o.
SPECIAL NOTICE offlco Houston ~
rect NAVIGATION Company. Houston,
ToAas May so. iSa6 in puisuanc- of
resolution OF the hoard of directors.
notice is hereby giv'u iliat at tue an
nual meeting of the stockholders 81 this
company To h. held a; the ofncc cf the
company VA the clty NJ liousinn on
tho LIT day Of July iSoG. action viii he
taken in reference % the safe OF tho
company's property aud winr!sur NJ of
ITS AFFAIRS. looilnE to the exniiat on OF
the company's charter In October 1896,
Pau Flato, secretary Houston DlruPl
Navigation Company, Al
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FOR SALE-A nrst-ciass lumber yar,i.
$4,000 sales per anuiim. good reasons for
selling Address 1859. Houston post
poustnn, Toxins. 10
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Special Notice.


NOTICE no rEAcIERS The school
hoard of the city cf Columbus. TrNns,
VIII receive Application Tor teachers for
the tree school term OF the Columbus
hlsh school untn July i. Tor the posi-
tons OF principal, first and svconi &C.
sistnnts. a salaries of sNo sV ana s'n ro-
sroctNclN, applicants must hc sraduatte
OF regularly accredited rplrgca. and
must hc well recommended.
Attest. r. IL. irnd
$ II fhrcnwerth Mayor.
CITY C'erN. 20
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I'm aud Nafo.!nc stre"Es, II
BRICN. BRICK. BRICK NJ hard time
prices. delivered or al kiln. HanN snnd
md hlling bAls FOR sale Ask for prices.
! +. Williams. Manrg"r. Telephone
2GG Iirndy's Brick Works. 81
FoR SALE Furniture ana kitchen onitit
for sal" nj II bargain. PARTIES can roui
house If required good nuiyhbofho9d.
No 800 Preston street IL
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,-MRPTILAs and Farasois rera.rrn m:
recovered cheaper than any 40 r o.heT ps's
,,,r,asne Il yunlaii 50a Milan sorne: PTh. /.
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THOSE WANTING TO buy or sell furni-
turc should call on the Apex Furniture
Company. a,I Travis street u
NOW " the time 10 place your orders for
four foot oak and ash wood al 81 90 per
cord Wilson'S Wood and Coal iar1.
'phnno III :.
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SIS TO $3.50 a MONTH and expenses paid
salcsmcn for cigars, experiences unnoces-
sarN. standard goods latte Clerk Cigar
machine free to each customer. Bishop
a Kline. ST Loiis, Mo. .
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FIJI EFT NJ VS.. rHFI.pS &
N WINDMILL COMPANY {;
fssiln n clsn from Ann
fsAyi snoon Gistric..
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OVER OH jcwelry s,o-e We have I'VE Gle.
CANT from! Offices to rent. call and see
item. w. D. Tustcn & Co. II
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. .ss sai1 contract IN v 1ln
I'm, .ms OF ~" ~ IF M7r,h ~.
'ua's and COS I'- les gain. t
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-15
LARGELY AS THE RESULT OF
sOAI4PING OPERATIONS
In THE PIT.
LARGE WEEKS SHIPMENTS.
THE TOTAL THE HEAVIEST FOR
ANY WEEK I'm SEW
ERAL YEARS.
CORN HELD COMPARATIVELY FIRM.
Declines I'm Coarse Grains Only
Fractional and Were Purely
Sympathetic In Characters.

CHICAGO, Nov. N.-Wheat was heavy to-
day, largely the result Of scalping opera
tions incident to the efforts to secure car
rying charges for wheat from December to
May that can be obtained by a straight
change at the current difference in the pit
December wheat closed 1@1Mc lower and May
&c lower than yesterday. Corn was barely
affected to the extent of Nc per bushel. Pro-
visions had a slight decline. The news which
helped the operations Of the bears in wheat
comprised rain in Indiana and increasing
TANNERS deliveries in the Northwest. There
were numerous messages received from Min
neapolis and elsewhere in the Northwest to
the effect that farmer deliveries had increased
considerably. and Kansas City reported bet
ter receipts there. Minneapolis and Duluth
receipts were 6S4, against 775 Saturday last
and 1,079 year ago. Chicago received So
carloads today against 399 last year. The
weeks shipments of wheat and -four from
both coasts were 1866, 900 bushels, being the
heaviest for any week in several years. The
days clearances in wheat and -four from At
lant1c ports were moderate at about 220, 900
bushels. The Liverpool market I'D low
er. Berlin was also a trif1e lower, but Paris
strong and higher. New York reported $50, 900
bushels OF wheat taken aC Duluth for ship
ment to Australia, and 10000 bushels direct
from New York to South Africa December
sold spar1ngly at the opening at 80Ac, and
from that down to 1870 closing at 79c, against
SoQS01sc yesterday. There were the usual
wide discrepancies between estimates about
what the visible would show Monday They
ranged from 1000 decrease to 100000 in
crease. The most generally accepted was
from 100000 to 100000 increase. Corn was
fairly active, and might, in comparison with
wheat, be called firm. May closed at 2Sasc
bid, against 281s@2S9sc the day before. Re-
ceipts were only 1877 cars, and only $40 are
looked for Monday. Liverpool quotations were
reduced I'D per GENITAL. Oats we're quiet, with
a narrow range of prices, which ruled
shade under yesterdays closing quotations.
Packers sold products against their purchases
heavy enough to absorb them, except at re-
duced prices. Compared with yesterday, pork
and lard are each TIC lower, and ribs 21sc
lower. Estimates Wheat 40 cars corn A0
cars OATS $50 cars; hogs, 5000.
The fluctuations Of the leading futures
were as follows:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-15
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Close Heavy at Small Net Fractional
Chan~es

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-The stock market
today was narrow and irregular under the
influence Of professional II operations. The
opening was strong at fractional improve
ments, based on higher prices for American
securities in London. Sharp advances oc-
Cured in international and 1ow-priced shares
The rise was soon checked by realization, and
bear pressure against, Sugar, that stock de-
clining a point. Toward II o'clock the up
ward movement was resumed with considera-
BILE vigor in anticipation of favorable bank
statement The bank statement came fully
up to bullish anticipations showing an in
Of $12, 673, 500 in cash. SIS 319 900 in de-
posits and $S6s3,525 in legal reserve. The
exhibit was improved for the purpose OF real
izing, and this, together with a bear drive
caused a final slump all around. The closing
was heavy In tone at unimportant fractional
net changes. Bonds were moderately active
and some noteworthy gains occurred in the
reorganization issues. The sales were 81, 49,
600. Governments were easier for the new
fours, block of 800, 900 changing hands at
nsA. The old issues held steady. Silver
certificates were practically unchanged on
deall IS of 1000.
The following wsrs the fluctuations Of the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-15
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, Mimi, Nov lathe wheat mar
ket dropped today in spite of the fact that
all the news was bullish and the cash de-
mand was good. The market opened at size,
and sagged steadily until it reached SOc 1t
rallied to S01zc and then closed at SOC bid.
Cash sales were 600, the mills taking 10000
at 11ac over December. The shippers paid
dg1Ac over The close: Cash No. l hard.
82kc; No. 1 northern, 813sc; No. 2 northern,
7Sbc; No. 8 spring, 7411@75c; rejected, 671A@
75c; to arrive, No. hard, s27sc; No north
ern, $3.50; December No. hard, $3.50; No.
northern. SO11c bid; May No. / northern,
SSc bid. Receipts-Wheat, 12o,S13 bu; ship
ments, 1928, 431 bu cars inspected, 165; last
year, 562; receipts, corn, none, oats. 2.22s bu
rye, 3,016 bu; barley, 80, 427 bu; fax, "a, $50 bu
oats closed 1s@1S1ac; rye. S7o bid; fax, TIC;
December TIC.
Cash sales were as follows: 1900 blu No.
l northern, 82%c: 10000 blu No. 1 northern,
S21kc; 10000 bu No. l northern, s2Ac; $4,000
blu No. northern, &c; 10000 blu No 1 north
ern, Size; 5000 No, northern Size; 8 cars
No. l northern, size; 1 No. 2 northern
soc; 2 cars No. northern, 1880; 1 car reject
ed, Tic; car rejected, 75c; 6 cars rye, 371ac:
cars barley 26c; cars barley. 2611c; Is 900
bu flax, 791Ac; cars fax, 79c; 5000 blu fax,
7Sc; 5000 blu fax. 761ac; fax. 751ac; car
flax 731Rc,