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CHICAGO,

Chicago. March ls-Prices for cattle
were stronger for desirable offerings.
Gales being risk on ths, basis of 2.70u5 -
Tor common 10 strictly cho.ce beef steers,
with the bulk al i.30ui.91. BUS sold
mostly al 2.50a350 and cows and heifers
sold much bat than earlier in the week.
Choice helfers sold as high az 80 Calvoi
We're offered in the usual far numbers
and some as high as 600, Choice Texas
steers brought $50 and an unusually primo
lot i.65
There was a reaction In the hog market,
prices declining DC. The bulk OF the hogs
crossed the scales at 3.95d4,o; heavy
packing lots 3,65u3.S g.. while prime medium
Weights sold at i.G7ia This class IS now
the best seller ana prime Eight hogs and
pigs now only command a premium.
Prices for sheep ruled firm. Common
to cho &c sheep sold at 3ONf4 81, Westerns
comprising the bulk OF the offerings and
gong for i,Vni.Sj rs a rule. Prime ma
tive sheep were again scarce and barely
nominal at i.iou4.6) Lambs were wanted
at S-lop4.W for A few POOR lots up to 3 20
for choice Western stock.
COCO,
ST. LOUIS.
= 10 ~
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FINANCIAL cABLEGRAM.

New York Marcn ls-The Eyening
posi'g London financial cahesram says:
The stock markets opened Nat today on
politics. bGt recovered on an unconiir.ncd
telegram from Vienna say.rg that Greece
was Withdrawing her troops from Crete.
ana then rclapsed laier, closing dun, con-
sols dropping 10 III rs. Pr.ces, however.
are bat- on balance. Amer cans were
firm The Paris and berlin markets were
unsettled but iather hetter.
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BuTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. March 1s.--Buter firm; cream.
cry iOas; dairy 9alG Eggs st,adj fresh
81.
Kansas CITY, March ls.-Buttcr--Quality
1cHi7; dairy l0di3.
New York. March ls--Eggs- Receipts
lj,l5l; steady; state and Pennsylvania i1J,
oil. Western io's: Southern i0glo.s.
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EGG CASH
eliheirn K SEX E y Ne. saa X.
+. Z, JONES. Mn. s',.. n.

b h strong y for n.s,.v.z-
10 ~ ~ fancy salots Team.
tllk of sales .sai.silg seq III
i.io5i so' Steers. sTsas =. ~. i,
i.i5. mi. steers ~ =. W. 81, s-.k
(, edepss 'k OF sales. s.s. w sssc.;.
,y vs. sr'i heife7s. rs 2. sslss ~
- 20 bulk OF ~ hui -,
49, Texas ani iss's -id71f. ~
S'.; led. 3s9If s.---sn s,serI ~
500. n,sr tts..-Eeceip;s, 80 - hs.s.s 5
lirh, -" ~ As, steady Or a rsr
2.s0Ti I. on ~ ny rniSe6. ~ vair
mems sh.ep- Rs.ces-.,ss f's.x ~.
tons !one market sls,s no n
isn,f S.iIi2s cgus 10y. nzsh. 81
..ainns, .,5gaiAD: Ts,ea AID bstkl. ~ q
'e'' ~ioV2se; spring I,,.s s ~ sd !,
Eon. -. KANSAS CRY
sVg. shipments sSI; ..-Sa-s.e-Hp..
s.loPi, .. Texas cos Isras -
h hill ~. s'2ckers ana ~ ss1 hsai
mrs 49, 49, 80. EoeS-RAse-.s :.kSSsS
sl's ~: weak TO 3 ,o,.,. ~ Dk a
3 ~ ~. 80 heavies I. ssss, al. o1ix q =,
30 mixed 3.Ssla a.. Tgs tesfss )
ers o,esdS.sp: pigs 81 q ~. y: -
a o,g,. - -. ehlpmea,s -S/e. saesss- 4
''V'e ''"s' missions 1904. a. Aseay; N
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LyNCHING THREATENED.
Sheriff Got u Lad Accu.eu
temptinE Rape In jail 10

tempting Rape In jail In !.
Beeville, Texas, March ls'-Bee''n'
thrown into great excitement again y
ternoon by the attempted rape OF y /,
old white girl by Mexican you'n aDs'
vo.rs old He was captured by s ss !,
Taylor, who barely landed mn, ; ~
time to prevent lynehins 9y az .hert.s
mob. In the race for the lSir ", nreesl.
buggy wheel was smashed, s Ss T,yls
ton has been taken, ana ea'i ~ ccgu,y
saws he believes the People % ,sw ard u
are in favor of upholding the 10"
hopes for the best.
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THE WOOL MARKET.

Boston. March ls.-The American Tn
and Cotton Reporter says q shs NOD
trade: The past week has been aistn,,y
a PERIOD Of higher prices and .nc.xs.3
activity. The market Is broadening saa
as We 30 TO press the Indications ell pu1
TO larger rather than smaller trsnAe.oAl
Taking the market as a whole, nay le
lc and fine grades i.1lc. Territory vcoa
are still in very strong demand On scosr3
bass. The market for foreogn woas has
been characterized by great degrss 4
activity. goodly sales Of Austmlan ssui
ed and South American crossbreeds ee..ss
recorded. fleece woods have dsyslopG
strength. owing TO their scarcity and Il
the excellent demand for them Ssls =
Boston for the week aggregaa l..saN
pounds, g. 75,co beng domestic and Ass'
90 fore gn, compared with total OF "a
800 pounds the corresponding week o. -
year.
London. March 1s.-At the wool auc'sca
sales today 1915 bales were Offered. q
which 1r0 were Withdrawn. There WIS .
good demand from all sections. Ans .'a-s
were aec.ve and they purchased 49, sdfs
OF the better grades at fay prices TVS
breeds and merlnos were I'D dearf IA
at the last session; fauitits were f@s.
lar. 80 bales OF Mobas WOODS were ~ -
drawn, there being practically no ~
Following are the sales in detai: 4,
New South Wales $40 bales; scouiG =
ais 4d: greasy .siild. Qussnssano ,.
bales; secured 7isdpls ai.d; greasy I a.
Victoria 400 bales secured e: N
greasy 5dqls I'D So1h Austria. "a
bales: secured I0ddls ID. srsssy u
Nest Australia 80 bales; greas! ~ "a
New Zealand 6S bales. scou!N
greasy 7ulOi.d. Cape OF Gooa Eopr
Natal 1879 bales; secured saais f'sS'
fsd.
St. Louis. No.. March 1-w0oF'
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NEW YORK.

New York, March ls.-Wheat-Receipts
none. exports N.7S0; spot firmcr; No. l
bard Ssl-' opt 'ons closed unchanged to &c
net higher: No. rcd, March ST. May Dls.
Hides. leather ana wool firm. Cotton seed
OIL steady. Pig iron steady; Southern 10 n
@l2 90, Northern 10. 51n Il 81. Copper qulet
brokers II 81: exchange ll.S1l2 90 Tin
barely steady: plates dull. Lead closed
stnong, brokers $50.
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olL-llns~-ed. IN bols. raw. tic; boiled
&c water Vhi'e. l5a tep,. In hbis I,r. in
eases. 81 So. PRIME Whit. ~ fcst. IN Ibis
"; ~ cases. 81 70. brilliant oil 81 50. In
ibis. l3c; stove gasoline. in eases 81 90. in
hol., iic. Eufaon oil. IN hhls. lie In cssse,'
= - cnSuor oil, medical pure 500. tur.
pentinc in hhls 2sr w. go
WHITE LEAD strictly pure. ei,GgtLc:
standard White lead. fkc: painters H.
WINpOW CLASSIC boxes, 90 and X
20 N and % per cent discount. new Nst y
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas Guy. Mo. March 1s,-whea.-
rcf ga 49, o. So nr rD l.n7t 80 ~
Fract!onllly higher, active: No . mixed,
lIa. Gals Normally firm. No. , white,
iS0.l Rye-firm, No. ., 81. llay-Steady,
IA rly active: choice timothy, S.50Qs. 90;
choice prairie. 5.O5u6.0o.
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WIRE AID NAILS

Barbed wire quotations are for carload
loln I. o. b. Houston, Nails are quoted in
,,hAhBED WlRE-Glidden, gal, $3.50 per
100 lbs pa .nted wire 500, Waukegan Il
higher than Gidden. -
WIRE NA1I>S-Ratc sai5 per kag. al.
vances. lo1. I'D and l6d, &c 81 and "a To-,
~ ana "a. Zoe "a and %. Soc Sd. i5c: "a
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|eses. Fs.sles. N tn susxss. n1 ~ xrsss
0esoSa- e1Sc PER oc4en boxes cAezc1
gu es9<S-. Axeitae- I 10 tln- par dcsrr-
xNMrxrrIox-Pe-aes. mr. kex. q. o.
h,sst.ng r,o.dss. SIS per keg. s<sss
RAcCN-Sho-t clees .S1xe1 FarGS a-ss: !:
sat-. r8lff s-Se: View Yo-h SAX sRsfes sr<i
49,. AL AL s s,s. s s sS sss 81
~ sac etg,s AND rrEs-c,.sa.a lots. =.
&C. n r. go = So s. :. 7.s s IT, X z
D>i-a. SO. In z-Izx ioss from e.nre tag.
gsnr &c ~ yard hisher: res 81 pe- ssa-
sAgiNG EowpER-ape1, IA. rm:
u. Sc; = IL &c. iarior. ] n. rer
soze.s ssr; y ~ 7ae. . Y. <.e. isis- One
i ,. sOe. < . s ~ cans & % pr 3oses.
$50. Bon Bo-. . aa. sc. 20 on ses & o.
CANNED FgrTT-re- 6exer. Straw
se--ss-N ssrfasIw'. yssoeSrr1es. s.za3s-..
srs s. ssis 49, ana ,: stss sx ~ 3,
D. tsaa < -.-ash.ss sts.rssa-s. h ssc:s
s. .siss. il rs ;.sae.es. 80 s.. r. re
-.-srio.s. ssscste- sd1c sts-r5e.. fss7-sc- 3 -
f; =. e sI,rle. 7ssfs,. -
sshadks'a rcoss n n cas-; Feaca-s4 s. %
Gaze -, 3ossus s.r,rlce;. s. issfl s. -sx-s-
8 s.al - .Es PaI,ss nsssl- 8 ,, srs. "a
srEpcs sz-sssa3 q. white te.rr1es. Esq. 81.
blAs,s cherries & -5,--s as
E@NlE-<'lA4- s1l-s F--efA--. n-s-F-'fa--
CANNED HtGE-TAt2t- :s>-&s--ossst
;.sa.s. s'rs Z L.i'rs s--s n s.74sls.
s-.ss h. s.a.s,-.. s..s,,ss ~. = ~
~. re@ kl@-ar s--z-us .. Sals5.>
CANNED isss-s : .ss-si s,s,it ! p sl-at
a.lf.s.- :. So !: lz-rr t9Hr9e : 9ei-
-. s-4ssa.- =. 2 Cgit-1 skusAce eo--
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DRIED FRUITS.

PPLES-Fsncy sliced. In boxes. pka
~ choice eyaporaied. SIC. fancy. SIC.
tITkGN 10 per th
Turk sh layer l2Tisc.
IRA N1S--in bbls &c. cleaned cur
rag a, ao3%.y 7c n II cartons. 7i5c.
PEAchES-Eyaporated unpeeled. So
PEARS Fyaporaiei sisq7c
ApElCOTS-i 0Ir IG,.c
hAISi$ California l.. L. boxes. row
tlrsa 10. I, box l., l.. ralsins CO 2-croy-ri
!; raislns % 10 boxes &c 3-crown L.
pkuNFs- Crop OF isNs. Callforn,,
pruues '1-lols. n sc s0-s0s 5;,fisc. 7o.sss
ei.1siie; 6D-1os, 7c sH-se 10 4,-5Ds 9c. sil
Yer prunes We. ruby prunes. 81.
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LONDON MONEY.

Lordon. March ls.-Conscls for money
III LID: for the account III l5-lG; Mexican
Central new fours eNis; Mcv.can oriintry
a. bar silver ~ i-iGl. money piNlA per
for short and ihrec months bills 7-isgliz
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CHICAGO.

| Chicago Narch is-Whest opened weak
1 today ard clcse3 firm a. substantially the
same prise It was yesterday. Crop DAM
] ase reports And fear Q. c,oabie in Europe
shrugged with q lsoa- expert and dorres-
| nc demand. -ha result being ORA VII hat
Tie. Corn closed a ehs3s higher, oats a
shade lower AM p-os-sons advanced 81
( gi-4c.
Tie opening In whea. was weak on the
( d@clsnsng tendency which 50 readily sue
cseie1 the s-oons op-sniug al Liverpool
The jeshsb-loa. a se1y minutes lsr=r. Of
cstltg7au1s from Lve-v..oi reporting the
advance Q. Il ;he-e. bur claiming 10 refer
70 < .-ter hour than me subsequent de-
deceived 4 god many Of those who saw
them and were the rl-aus Of inducing
buying enough 10 .ag~s May to recover
- n aeo1; rs1 minutes. The open ne
t-ans.ac-ecns were over range Of 49,. d
.s7s and to-. upJlTn referred to r. sci tne
ti'ee 70 ~, me prS-e a. which Il clos'ad
&c from the very dunness ., -rai.. crop
Damage reports weos quite numerous
=EesD ana q. a Serious character from
scu,e localities. About noon the prize
hai worked down 20 ~. ASIDE from the
crop Damage reports Their WAS Dtile in
" a. absolutely no demand from absoa
worthy Of tils name The clsaranres from
atlantic ports were aga n i'sappo!ntinely
light. Russian and Danube ports have
much increased ,heir sh.p fnents this week
afa The Sna!iness OF m, worlds ship
U-n's ihls wssk mus have brought the
time a l.ttie nearer when the demand from
shtcsd must beccrT1~ more urgent. Clos
ing cables were firm except from Ant
w-rp. Alnr4anoi.s and Duluth got 315
cars aEa.nsr 32s the preceding Thursday
d INWARD until near rhe Close, when May
20 Gown 10 1871. but during The last few
MINUS sn advance o. j. at g. Louis
put sorrse ha-khone into the market. May
pro bid as the close
Corn was quiet but firm. Influenced by
moderate receipts and heavy clearances.
Owing 70 the way In VIII ch corn Is gong
out Of the country. shorts or" getting
hale nervous and their buying today was
"a sustain prices Exports were
Oats were qWet and steady during the
greater part Of the session. hut closed
casy with light loss as compared with
yestsrfay's last quotato ore.
i'~cv s4ars clre..; with MAY PORK 12iac,
lard 2isc and ribs isl.c higher
h.a--nated receipts Frday-W heat q
cars. corn les cars. oats i25 cars. hogs
G.rsh quotations were as follows:
wh~a,STo spring 7sAq74is; No.
corn-No. ;. 2ssa2i.
Czi--No. . isigdlsa; No, white 20i:.
No : white l7dls.
Rarlcv-No. . 10 esaa2: No. 4fob 22la
Flax seed No. / Ts,4qsoH.
T uIothy seed-Prfase rs.
Noes pork-Per bbl spQs.s5.
1-ard--P.r l00 his l7ia.
Short ribs s.dfs-Loose ( .s5q4 s..
Dry saNed shpulders-Roxed +A,d5.
Short clear si1es--I,oxed iS.447s.
Whisky -Dist.ners' fin shed goods. per
ga. III.
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HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.

Thee quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can be relied upon The
prices are those ruling In the Houston
" 1OlesalS markets.
AXLE REASE-Diamond. yi75 rer
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ANs-fal-t3ro'a srrar white 2i41-1. c
te' Esyar -1s-. pm. -i.a-i.-
J. rs ~ hockey 81 fss.ss =. lsc
~ ~ s.la -far lto 1a.-T ~ fsr-
0r r-y1 c--afrer-' -'sr-i C.g.9 sip-ag.
rE -@l4> Texas co4--ry butler. i5crc
80 ~ r.r- rd.'rIr rur rpsr.
IONA re All IS ts-Sol.as lie: prints
u. Lls- GARY b. rae ,c
iAAeAGh Texas 8 ap4-.N per crate.
sffflc FER dozi C.. - SACKS.
CI5EtSE-New York iun cream 10.
y -+r1usr f2I cream izxVl5e. Wes.e.r
IL Swiss y5g -. .fnrs'ion Swlsy i79lse
brsA chessf ii7l20 !tnnlfger l5c.
LOOT eaas. tn cas- "a -.
= RAJ T heg - - pr nalf Dbl.
oNI M allforH..a, y.75fz01 per bu.
bAlNN S}JS--f452 pe. h4
IfEPifF i.-f''ae i'fil,- per ID
g3IAT gEs-Cho-ce Colorado ard Call.
lorna I2s1f-. sweet potatoes 5gae,c pc.
rurapi
- ~ pDTATOt Ton nessee Triumph
:. r. I--r r1 IN aacFs 5; - per Dbl. New
1c-s tar "s $ I.'z = i'-r u PEEK hhis.
lpt LTD -ftickens. peg dozen. Old
Ken. s. '4f v large flyers. t2.7573 ~;
lfei!~r1 .-e'4- = priing 10 size: iur-
e. h"ns, -, ?. ,-Fkcy Pobg'ers, $ rJI
= -. ducks. s. ~ S,--' EeeSe, s. 0y,t6 -.
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s o. Sis SAILED FOB oArvr.,..
rs Iectis. Cardlr. Ian sS!V
HALF ESTON STATENryr

Inc Inc net receipts Of cotton !: c.,r
p S ns Te re t ~ bales: SHIPPED 70 L..
per = Hardwick Hall, 10. ~. ~ " ~ IAN
per IS Leona, liis. TAKEN "a, ~ la
sumption. 81 bales. '' 'e'al -
Net receipts this season. ln~
same Tune last season. As@s G,r.
ceLp's this season, LIZ, rs; ssr~ ~ =
SEASON, SO sig. 's aras -
Iotat exports this season, us,a.
SAM time last season. ss641f -
20 SS9ck To-Day is 6f.+S bslez. o. 49,,
100 are on shipboard aot clea.ct So
100" were on shipboard NOT cI..r., VAC
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PAST INDIAN MOVEMENT.

OCEAN FRErGHTS,
Ihe follow WING ocean freigh,s stssr, :
eotton are quoted today:
From Galyeston: L.yerponl "a ~
per pound. Havre, l5-SidEd: eanis,sss
ia-Gi9 1-S.d. New York &c per 100 uo.ssss
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COTTON.
HOUSTON DAILY S
HOUSTON SPOTS.
GALVESTON SCOTS

The Galveston SPOT market was s,eady
ana l-l6e higher today. Quotations:
Low ordinary. ~ lNlddliug ia
o,d'nsry -.,.... q Good m ddlng ~
Good ordinary. J- liddlipp fair IL
Low mddlns 6al ,aie, ESQ
NEW ORLEANS SPOTS.
The New Orleans spo. marLe. ~
steady and unchanged today. ouotat.ons.
Low ordinary 3 $40 Middling
oIuhaIy -..... 1910 Good mlodl'ng IN
Good ordinary. 5-l6IMiddiing fair. rs,
Low mi0dllng.. e-lrlsaes No.. $50
NEW YORK SPOTS.
The New York spot market WIS ess,,
ana unchanged today. odotltions;
Low middlng.. 81 Niudliur fair 70"
Mlddling ....... ~ l>aies az,
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GRAIN AND rRov1sioxA

CHICAGO.
Iht ,ea6ins futures raasei as fono vi
4 -ra-sea lfN-,eZ- e. | LOW knse
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.
NEW ORLEANS.

Reported for The Post daily excep,
thursdays and Sundays. by Albert Mont
eofnery d co. QmIted). live stock COM
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GALVESTON.

Market fairly supplied with cap,le, calye.
ana EogS; overstocked with sheep,
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Q UIu. . stIIefs. V2INe-
STOCKS AT LEADING MARKETS

The following are the closing quotations
for cotton on the spot today ct ths. leading
markets together with the closing of mid
ding yest erdaY. with tniaY.s salns.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE
POI, of Galveston. ,,,.
CLEARED

schr o, CLEARED.
iotie Harbor. oHntiss G.,
9. u.s SAILED.
'S haFd"i'k Hall Blosk. a.rn
SIS ro.oss VESSELS FaNiiL!s !. N FORT.
ss Launcelot, Fowler 4 IVA
Sch AaFoldine, E, ]. seli M.Ss'fiA
's r. Yoa:s. SAILED FOR oALyr,,,.
s in nvrasSiai hismeuIs; Fes.A
IS S.rona. RIO de Jsn.-ns &c q
s White Cross, CariIf "a 60 :.
soh Viola Reppard. Ros.oo IL. g.
3; Concho. New York. V,ss
sen Cara Goodwin. Nor,o;r ~
sen Senator Sullivan. Norfolk ~
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ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis. Mo-. March 1s--Cattle-Re.
ceipts, 1900. shipments. 500; market steady
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~ islex to the cosditios Of frsde
GesersiIy.
ARE PROCEEDING yERY CAUTIOUSLY
Bsssn~ss A<a wassfag for . Fail RE-
ssrn of Conference.-The Aavasee
IN Prevfsfcns-
o.1r Of Tae Post.

Ecas-p-. THURSDAY Ms-cH II
The rnusua1 rnee ysraex sf r-zsney h-s1
ghe acr1-nuis-sor uc aale funds a. al
r.osrte have rsg. r-sr ?,crca srrJGba.a 10
b.-siur-se TINS - especially Isc.c,ese'e IN
1he marker for ss,cks So3 serum res
which se ss.sl wzrtsou. any s-sv.ty Ct c7n-
sequence Te. Il 10 tn> consensus o. o;an-
son aruorF 1sls t,.sf a-sso--1i--5 h4rske-s a-1-
trr,ke-s thar American rccEs ne rneAr
a. yc-aa-2zr.r ,-l,-e TIE oes1 s1ocks Tsei4
a much higher income thar cs- s,- Oh
tanned tram rn.s-er. T,1H conaltssst q.
hnetnt<e II t.s.s country uraprtr ei.2r NaAs
Improved j. ioar period os flgl8dtf1nn
has rs3oce5 me Na-ipns 10 bass 81
financial sossc-ry- Esaa'-sa1s hars, 5nsHf.a5
+hronrt -eto-rnst.cn and now sfaoa N
far more CONSERVATIVE .oun3srspl thSa
s.x years arc. An .-a Of -vs-i1 -,-ono1-y
has followed al s-e O. sxt-as'G sNrf.a- I-l=
jee'eorl shai has is-s- -soErt 4 aot KEY
.soon TO be forgotten But WIN kogpi-
age Of The great sr1iproTstD-4-s t1aI 5
Hoskfflg, snd In fisa AErT u IL s1asta--s- a
was .errnert o; underlying oc-x14-Aoi.s u
legged -1c4u finance. there nas te--- 70 re-
d.v p..htslther n the uIs-Es-s O. = ger
,.,aas-ss. The reaRor far ms tac1
nd III rts4 extrelne conss''sl-
'HA' e0u'4 Ming 90 r..usd ~. q rsF.s-A.
thrilled the hheus. passed have .,---n lls-
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-02
Probate Notice.
First publication Nov. Is, 1871

lF1rst publication Nov. Is. 1871
County OF Marshall IS Special term, Oct. 30, ~
In THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF A. F.
JANsON. deceased. ut
On receiving and filing the petition Of Charley
J. PihlstlOm. Of the county Of Marshall. IT pre-
sehting. among other things, that A. +. JAN
son. late OF the cOuhty OF Marshall IN the state
ri Minnesota. OH the 22nd day Of August, 4. ID!
1886. at the county Ut Marshall died intestote,
and being an inhabitant Oi this county ut the
time of his denth. leaving goods. chnttels, and
estate Within this county. and that the said Pc
TONER IL the guardian If Alfred Johnson, 81 mi
nor son OF said deceased and praying that adj
liinfstrHtfOM of said estate be to Charley j.
PihlstrOm granted; '...-
1t IL Ordered. That said petition be heard be-
fore said Court. on Friday. the 10th day of de-
cenl'er. A. -. 1897. ut ID O'Clock a. m. at the
Probate office In Warren ~ said county.
Ordered Further, that notice thereof be given
to- the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons
Interested. by publishing this order once
In each week for three successive weeks
prior to said day Of hearing, In
the WARREN SHEAF, a weekly newspaper printed
anu published Mt Warren In said county. -
Dated at Warren. MIMI, this 30th day Of
October A. d. 1887.
81. BY the Court.
lsEAL] ~ PETER H. HOLM,
Judge Of Probate.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-02
First Publication Nov. 25, 1871
Probate NOtica

County Of Marsb" tepm Sa%
In THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF .JAx N.
DALSTROM, DECREASED. :. :
On reading and Hing the petition Of Karin
Dntstrom. setting forth the amount of ,ersoraI
estate that has come into her hands, the diano.
s't1on thereof. and how much remains undis.
aEa1nat said deceased az far az the same. ca he
aacertnlneI. with the charges Of adn,nsi ra tion:
ano the taxes. assessments and other charges
wni'h are nn existing lien upon his estate. and
the improvements whiLh are necessary far thu.
preservation of hs real estate; and y tjeecrir-
ZION OF the trncts Of land Of said decease,1 which
~ ~ proposed to mortgage; and praying that
Of land so described. NV"
And 1t Appearing. BY said petition. that tho
personal! estate of said Jan r. IalstrOm. de-
ceasea. ls .nsnfhctsnt to pay his debts. with the
charges Ut administration. and to Jay anv tax.
~: assessments. Or other charges which are an
existing lien upon his estate. or to pay for any
improvements which are necessa ~ for the pre-
It Is Thsrr ~. .ea or any part thereof
'terested In said estate appear before this Court
on Friday. the 18th day of December. A. b.
iS. NJ ~ ociHcE M ut the Probate once in
cause III any there bel why license should NOT he
GRANTED to said Karin Dalstrom to mortraue
the said real estate " snid deceased for the MIR
pose OF 9bt,i"ihe fnnds for tie payment Of such
meiltS 81. So - ->;',-,' =. 1tp',"e
And 1t Ia Further Ordered. That this order
successive weeks prior to said dny Of hea rinr i
III the WARREN SHEAR, 4 weekly newanansr
printed and published ut Warren in said Comfy.
ve n1ssa &c 1 srren Ainn the 10th day u
lsEALJ PETER 81. HOLM 5a7.<5ss sSs
Judge Of Probate