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Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-07-30
N. McFADDEN SUICIDES.
An Old and Prominent citizen
OF Brainerd Shot Himself
Sunday Afternoon. =,

Newton McFndden, one Of Brain
erd's Oldest and most highly respect
ed .cittzens and business. men. snOt
himself with suicidal intent Sunday
afternoon, and died from the wound
inflicted at about II O'Clock last
night.
" Mr.. .McFadden was in bed, and IL
supposed to have taken the revolver
from a bureau drawer, discharged 1t
ut himself. aiming ut his neart, and
after replacing the revolver back In
the bureau drawer returned to
bed. Had his aim been good, death
would have resulted in short time.
but instead of striking his heart the
bullet glanced downward into his
bowels.
Mrs. Mcfadden heard the shot and
ran to his room, and to her he stated
that he came very near shooting
himself. Seeing smoke issuing from
his shirt bosom Mrs. McFadden in
vestigated and found that he had
shot himself. Doctors were immedi-
ately summoned and to them he ex-
planned the cause of his desire for
self destruction. He has been q
sufferer from inflammatOrv rheuma-
tism for several years, and has been
unable to find relief from his suffering
in any treatment. He had been twice
to the Arkansas hot springs, and
spent last winter in California, but
received no permanent benefit from
these visits. He was conscious after
the deed mad been comm tied and
told the doctors that he was tired OF
living and suffering. He jokinsly
remarked that he supposed he was a
better marksman than that shot
would in licate. However. though
his aim was not true enough to pro-
duce instantaneous death, 1t was
sufficiently 80 to produce the desired
result several hours later despite all
that could be done by the surgeons
to save him.
Mr.. McFadden was about so years
of age and has been a resident OF
Brainerd for twenty-five years. He
hal been the leading druggist OF
Brainerd for many years. Financial
ly, he was well-to-dO, owned bis
drug store, home and other property,
and recently purchased another drug
store in Brainerd. He leaves a wife
and one daughter to mourn his
tragic end. His daughter was re-
Gently married to Judge Chipperfield,
a former resident of this city, ..
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-07-30
GAME AND FISH COMMISSION.
Wardens' Terms Expire August
New Appointments Will BE
Made.

The game and fish commission will
hold a regular quarterly meeting
Monday or Tuesday of next week.
1t will be an important meeting. for
all Of the cOmmiss for wardens
must be issued anew. to conform
with the new law, and thelegisla tive
appropriation must he apporttoned
40 az to cover the two years. All
commissions for wardens will here
after he stamped with the seal OF the
board. which is new departure.
The terms Of all wardens will expire
with Aug. |. and 40 at the meeting
next week the board will hire the
men who are to serve the state In
this capacity during the next year.
As roughly estimated by Executive
Agent Fullerton, the salaries OF
wardens for the next year will be
$14, LOO, not counting any extras.
The men are psid an average OF va
per month. Mr.. Fullerton thinks the
board could save 4 good denl of
money during the months when
there is no fishing or hunting by dis
missing all the wardens. save those
who patrol the deer country, and he
will submit some recommendation
OF this sort to the meeting next week.
He says there are months in the year
when there ia nothing for the ward
ems to do, and he is not in favor Of
keeping them on the pay roll save
when they are at work. How the
board will look at this matter ia Il
question. Some Of the wardens hav"
political and other ''pulls" and 1t
may be difficult to dislodge them.
The game aud fish commission "n
Aug. l. will begin under the apprO-
DriutiOn section of the new law
which appropriates $25 900 u yearfur
the work of game and fish preserva-
ton. Heretofore the appropriation
has been smaller and the board eked
out an existence by keeping all mon
ey secured from sale of cOntrabrand
game AMI collected In the way OF
fines. This money will hereafter be
paid direct into the state treasury,
at once stopping what has furnished
Il good many arguments against the
hoard. II this had always been the
aw, fer. instance, the ugly stories
that were told about Executive
Agent Ahdrus would have been i'm
possible. This change in the law
was recommended to the legislatu ture
by the whole commission. 1t was
suggested in the first instance by Ex-
oecutive, Agent Observation-Disclosures
lis journal.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-07-30
NOTICE OF MORTGAGESFOREC
URE SALE.

non payment of $135.00, interest, of $780, :oC,
GENT e mt fund, Of fifty cent certificate fee, in
Thea thf he St day Gf tnf o s dy
made. executed and delivered by Thomas
{. Gordon and Mary a. Gordon, his wife.
as moItgasoifi sidna TO- the connamv. mortgagee,
mortraSe. N with the power of sale therein
contained was duly recorded IN M the &c oHGe nee
county Of Morrison, Minnesota, on the 9, 9Th tn
day of November, 1891, in book ~" Of
on page I and dsfs4 Se ,,nnde sa5e
in anY Of the conditions thereof the whole
sum secured thereby shall become due
and payable at once, and on account &C t'' OF
naid Of fe saf Interest stock
TRsSya Rayamsndds: smd c:erRRcate fee, s the woie sum
secured by said mortgage has G 1ecGe the said and
mortgagee, the said Continental Savings
Loan and Building company, her hereny by
elects to and declares the whole sum Sc sc;
payable, and there is claimed to be due
and is due, at the date of this notice upon
said mortgage and the debt thereby Sc.
eqsf% e9 oe a@eteae toeeeeer sa with stock
premium, interest, fines. contingent e en- ~ fund
and certificate fee, the sum of 81 ;SO9l, NO
part OF WHICH uhS OCCA ~>SNF.
the sum Of sl7o;s, book value Of the cap, l',
ital stock of said company. assigned by
said mortgaEor to said mortgage as ad.
net balance of ST, ,l6O.O6 due on said mort
gage debt, and no action at law or other,
wise has been commenced to recover salo
debt or any part thereof; now therefore,
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue OF
the power of sale contained In sald fnoi!-
gage, and which by the default aforesa1d,
has become operative, and pursuant 20 tne
sfat,1fe Ira such case made and provlded,
the said mortgage will be foreclOsed ana
The nrernises described in and conveyed
bY said mortgage, to-wit:
Lot fourteen G4)in block "a" in Iissts-
sippi addition to Little Falls, according to
the plat thereof on file and Of record N the
office of the register of deeds, IN anG 1o1 4od
the county of Morrison, Minnesota. WI De
sold by the sheriff of the county or Mo1-
rison, Minnesota, at the front door en-.
trance 70 the court house in said cGHn,ty a1,sy
county Of Morrison, Minnesota, Sa en satu1, t5
o'c}o;cf SX; X: .. m M, of that day, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash, to pay
said debt, interest, delinquent STOCK pay,
ments, premium, fnee, contingent fund
and certificate fee, together with $75O at,
torney's fee as provided In said mortgage
and costs of foreclosure.
Dated July Is, 1897.
CONTINENTAL SAYINGS LOAN AND
BUILDING COMPANY, Mortgagee.
Attorney for Mortgage,
4l9 Guaranty Loan Building,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-07-30
1onkeys seised by Unsle Sam.

inspectors Sullivan and Hussey Of the
sustoms service, New York, captured or
board the Norwegian steamship Banan re-
Gently II monkeys that had been brought
here BY the vessel from Central and South
American ports and were not entered OF
her manifest. Ten Of the monkeys were
Of the clever species used by organ grinders
end are valued at from e6 to 90 apiece
They were tetbered in various parts Of the
ship. The eleventh was Of q larger variety
and was tame enough to be allowed the
freedom Of the decks.
Why She wspe'
ah. bonaht q bright, nsw bathing susA
The 6voliest seem ysA
ahsm sirnoet cried 70 break hee heas<
DoWavAwo he tcoen 60oAoo he>e o~
Deoauso u had 81 weA
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-07-30
ORDER FOR HEARING G-ANDrNOTICE
o. OF APPLICATION FOR: APPOINT
. MENT OF ADMINISTRATORS.
STATE OF NIINNESOTA,) In

o. OF APPLICATION FOR APPOINT
MENT OF ADMINISTRATOR.
STATE OF N1INNESOTA.) In
COUNTY OF MORRISON, Court.
In the matter of the estate of Robert
j, on :reading and fling the petition Of
other things, that Robert Lewis, late Of
dav of June A. D. 1897, at Sioux Agency,
minnesota, died intestate. and being a
resident Of this county at the time OF MS
death, leaving goods, chattles ana estate
within this county, and that the SAID pc;
titiOner is the widow of said deceased, and
Dravinr that administration OF sa1d estate
be 70 herself granted:
II is ordered, that said petition be heard
before the Judge of this court, on Monday,
the 2nd day of August, A. ID. !S97, at ~
o'clock a. M, at his office IN the court
house at Little Falls in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof pc
given to the heirs of said deceased and to
Ali Dersons interested, by publishing
conv Of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing, in the
Little Falls Transcript, a weekly news
DaDer printed and published at Little
Falls in said county.
Dated at Little Falls the 3Oth day OF june
BY the Court,
N, RICHARDSON,
@N Judge Of Probate.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-07-30
A Warm Weather Lit.

A Warm Weather Lit.
Bee the sun rays with their heat
Burning heati
How they blaze upon the house topsi How they
flare upon the street,
bow they wilt the windlass pinesi
Row they melt the muscadines
On the crisp and crinkled vines
Where they beati
Coming down, down, down, on the country and
the town,
From each steeple, on the people that have
hardly got the price
For the ice, ice, Ice, Ice, ice, Ice. Ice,
The money for the melons and the icel
-Atlanta Constitution.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-07-30
ORDER FOR HEARING ON CLAIMS
STATE OF MINNESOTA, In Probate
OF MORRISON.

COUNTY OF MORRISON. Court
Special term, June 18th. 1887.
In the matter of the estate of Christian
Vosen, deceased. .,., oe
Letters testamentary ON the estate OF
said deceased being this day granted
unto Elizabeth Vosen of said county;
Il is ordered, that all claims ana de-
mands of all persons against eaio estate t:n.s
be presented to this court tor exainin1at.tf1n .f,a
and allowance at the probate ONCE, IN tne
court house, in Little Falls in said county,
on Friday the 3lst day of December 1oS''
It is further ordered, that six months
from the date hereof be allowed to cred1t;;
Ors to present their claims against satd
estate. at the expiration of which time az
Claims not presented to said court, or not
proven to its satisfaction, shall be forever
barred, unless for cause shown 1urthef
time be allowed.
and place of the hearing and examtnatlon
of said claims and demands shall be given
by publishing this order once In eacn
week for three successive weeks, IN the
LittIe Falls Transcript, weekly news
Daper. printed and published at Little
Falls In said county: .ooA. a,
Dated at Little Falls, Mfnn'' tnls z0tn oay
of June, A. d. 1S0. D-.u.cor-+
~ n, ,RICHARDSON,
e6A41 Judge of Probate.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-07-30

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 1Oc or 25c
II c. c. c. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-07-30
LINDI3ERGH, BLANCHARD Ge LIND1sERGH, 4

sc. and c. E. Vasaly have not nov,
and have not had for nearly two years,
any right, title or interest in the above
described property.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1897-07-30
Wanted IAN Idea e: e: 8? !: :;::| ;$;?||

Write JOHN WEDDERB6RN 4 CO., Patent Att9f.
1ayA WashlnSton, D. c.. for their 1l.6O prise o3es
0H6 Nat az two hundred snvAntlon6 ~ante
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05
THE sun, FRIDAY, MARCH S, 1897.

x4sS. Mil Feed-wss steady but dull. Bran Co
fbs), per 100 lbs., 0b@67i,c.; shorts go lbs), eb0
o7isei. middlinss $50 70 foo ibsJ, OS7oc,i shsrps
(nne). s00s8c.
CoTTos-spot cotton here declined lac. with sales Of
227 bales for spinning. Middling uplands, 2 8.l0o,
against 7bc. last years New Orleans and Gulf, 7 716c.,
against 77sc. last year. Savannah and -. Louis de
cined LIDO. New orleans sold 5000. Augusta a79,
Norfolk 1873. st. Louis 90. and Savannah 80 bales.
Liverpool declined 1920. on the spot, with sales Of
5000 bales; futures there declined 2a to Q points,
closing easy. In Manchester yarns wee steady, in
cloths, n fair business doing. The Bombay receipts
for the week were $4,000, against $1,000 last
year; since Jan. 1. 100000. against e9s, 900
In the same time last season. shipments
the Continent 90. 900. against $4,000 last year since
Jan. 1, 1000 to Great Britain. against 81 900 last year,
and TO the Continent i0S.O0O, against 2O3,O00 last
year. Augusta received to-day os8 bales. against 472
last week and 2d8 last year; Memphis Az, against
440 last week and Ala last year; Houston 2,4l7.
against 1,7l9 last week and Liz last year st.
Louis 1874. against 271 last week and 10 last year;
Cincinnati sos. against i.9i3 last week and 2.l6s
last year. Augusta shipped to-day D25. Memphis
2.0ts. ST, Louis 1.0ib. Cincinnati SOL. and Houston
1918 bales. The receipts at Houston to NOR
row are estimated at 1000 to 1900 bales.
against I .704 last week and 1881 last year. New
Orleans expects 800 TO 1900, against 8.to3 last
week and ! 200 lnt year. The receipts at the ports
to-day were 9.697 bales, against 8 .24O last week and
9.s92 last year; thus far this week 7i.I60. against
ports were 2.7o8 bales. New orleans declined 0
points. Futures here declined 10 to II points. closing
barely steady, with sales of r0i 900 bales. The future
trading " na na fDllOya.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05
Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Division supreme Contradictions. or
ders-Sos. /. o. 7. &. v. is. IS. II, 10. Is. ~. 81.
supreme court-spcciaI Tcrm-Part I.-Motion
matters. Part ni.-CIear. Motions. Demurrer
No. ys2. Preferred cause-So. 4S77. Part w.
Clear. Law and fact-Nos. tyo3. tyso. sy57. 292o.
x.5o. ayx0. 3vos. COW. tiax. asII. l7so. ss0i.
ttoi. Part v.-clear. Cases from Part ". Part
vI.-clear. Cases from Part ~. Part vIi.-cAse
unfinished. Elevated II. X, cases. Trial Term
Part l.-ci.ar. Preferred causes-Nos. ilss2.
s7ss. sus7. sais. ta7a. .svo. oias. 1855. .tsp.
34Oi. osvs. 4s.s, &sB7. 1899. sio2. 3o2i. 37os.
&2<o. ot72. 23oy. ooIi,.loi0. 1850. bo2a. 30ss
$500. lnQuests-Sos. 1905. 1891. Part lr.-CAso
anani:hsd. Case: from PART i'll. Part vi.-ca:o
unfinished. cases from Part III. Part vII.-ci-ar.
atOi. $3.50. 8sis. o2ss, s.ep. soVs. stia, stit.
1884, soo7. y.ns. sei6. Asos. orv1. o2ss. 4ssY.
Part IX.-AdIournrd until Monday, March 10.
1897. Part x.-Caso unfinished. Cases from Part
VII. Part XI.-Ciear. Cases from Part VII. Part
XlI.-Ci~sr. Casss from Part VII.
surrogate's court--Trial .Term-No day calendar.
Chambers-Motion calendar called ut l0;3U A. ".
FOR probatr-wils Of bridget M-rhan. John Cola.
Joseph olenusky. Theresa Darner, ut 1880 a. NJ:
Emily 4. Thor". at = y. NJ.
city, court-spselai Tsrm.Motion.. Trial Term
tls. 1905. l7b5. 1907, lty-. 1914. 1887, 1892.
1888. 1915. 1865, 1859. 1888. l722. 4ilv. 1923,
1919. Part H.-CIear. Nos. 1881. TIA. 1870. 1899,
ssig; 7+s; i,s"; iyS9; ig.1; M; s7l; ss Ia; . ass'
YOsa. y0so. aoso. Part Hl,-case unfinished. Nos.
o2o. 1929, l7il. OIL, Dos. 40s. l7Js. l7sv. 43l.
2O2i. 1903. 2n5s. 2n5y. goo. goal, 20Sy, 20IY,
so!t, gots. an.o: goaT: sots sotn: 1000, 2ooi'
short causss-Nos. 4t2s. 4stT, 1891. t5is, soy5.
4UU2, 4UOy. 2BiI, 304o. toi7, 1900, i705.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05
4ailroads.
.AmERicA's GREATEST RAiiaoAp."
NEW YORK
CENTRAL

From Grand Central station. 42d street.
STAT 4. M.-ExCept sunday. Empire state Express.
Fastest train in tho world. stop, at Albany. ttic.
syracuse and I9chc,,er que Bnnalo t;!S 7: y.
oiso 4. M.~bSily. Fast mail for Poushkoop.ie. Al.
hany. Utica. syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
Fails. aud chicago.
'n im1ort 4; N New YORK s s%%sn aoIu, DAY Express for all
u q. M.-paily.. southwestern Limited. for Co
st"ps at Poasssespsie, Albany. Utica. syracuss.
Rochester. and buffalo
heepsie, Albany. Schenectady, Utica, syracuse.
oiso 2. M:-Except sunday. For West Point.
$50 ns"pf y. MGe"ia niS"" North Shore Limited. Due Do
troit SEQ 4: NJ. Chicago 4'3o =. NJ. stops at Albsny.
90 = .Sbaily. For Albany. Troy. Utica. Adj
rondack Mountains, Montreal, syracuse. buffalo.
GA y. M.-Daiiy. For Troy. Pla,,sbursh. Burlins.
~ p. M..Daily. For buffalo. Niagara Fails
cIG ssnsSt I nn,,a s,Sns;. s. H,,s soni'' Chicago Stops
Do =. M.IDaily; Garrlss ;lesplns ca, Eas:snss.
IIS lyons. .G and pT f"r Ro oh '" HO0.
Oiis = M.-Daily. For syracuse. oswego. watcr-
land. Toisdo' chicago. except saturday, for Cap.
Vincent and the Auburn E9ad;
cipal points on New York Central. every night, eI.
cert sunday nigh, Sunday night Chicago slceper
600 4. ". and mss r. M.-Daily except Sunday
to plttsneld, via Harlem Division.
eilS 4. M.-sunday only to pittsncld and the Berkr
shire Hills. via Harlem Division.
ALI. NIGHT" TRAINS TO X
IAN night trains run between l55th VI. and points
on the Putnam Division AZ far as Yonkers. in conneo
ton with the elevated road. The only line running
"all night" trains out of New York.
Wagner Palace cars ON all through trains.
Trains illuminated with the pintsch light.
Tickets and Wagner onhec at Grand Central station.
1l3, col, Ala Broadway. 81 East ith st.. gag Broad.
way, 2A5 Columbus av., ~ West l2jth St. and l9sth
st. station. New York ass and 72G Fulton at. and 100
Broadway. T.. D., Brooklyn.
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by ths
wastcott Express Company.
o II NJ. TOtCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
Genernl Manager. Gcneral Passenger Agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

NEW York, Thursday. March I,-Teceipts OF becve-
were tt2 head. mainly direct to cxportrrs and local
slaushterep. No trading: feeling steady. Dressed
beef steady at 5L1sLc. ' y. Tor poor 10 prime
American steers at io.SilLc. v y, dressed weight
American refrigerated beef at sdHNc. y ,. Amrri
can sheep At ga lie. y .. dressed weight. No ship
ments to-day; exports tomorrow. 5st beevcs.
Receipts OF calves. all for the market. were 3Gg
head bull At a declin- OF "a c. y n, on all grades
The pens were finally cleared. Poor to prime Neals
sold at tiGes.15 SiOO rs. Dressed calves quiet
city dreascd veals. 7IsiOLc. y y.
Receipts OF sheep aud lambs. Including 2 cars direct
10 butchers, wore I,lv7 head: ELL car, on sal" all
told. SLOW and weak for sheep Of all grades. while
lambs ruled very quiet, although holding NJ To the
mark noted Yesterday. Ten cars NJ stock wer- ear
ried over. Poor to prime sheep sold at 81, s5G 81 40
y 100 mr.; inferior To choice lambs at o5Gt 50
Dressed mutton, be @c. y \. dressed lambs, 7d5s2c
Receipts Of hogs were l,p1. head. including yys
head Ia lie sold, Steady nj 81. % y 100 rs. FOL
inferior 20 good state hOss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

THURSDAY, March 4.
The highest prices for stocks to-day we're. as a
rule, made at the opening. A good many traders
had prepared themselves to take advantage OF
any expression Of enthusiasm in the stock
market incidental to the change in tho
Administration and their desire to secure
profits became eager as soon as they discovered
that foreign arbitragc houses wcro disposed to
sell stocks on n fairly large scale. The European
security markets were disturbed by alarm
ing rumors from the Levant. The local
market took the foreign and domestic selling
fairly well until the Presidents inaug-
ural speech was published. Then profess
sional operators who favor tho short side
OF the market succeeded in convincing
the Street by an effective raid on the Industrial
stocks that Mr.. McKinlcy's reference to trusts
and unlawful combinations OF capital was di.
rected against legally incorporated Industrial
enterprises. The selling movement was further
stimulated by reports from Washington that
one OF the first acts OF the now administrator
will be to order n warship to Havana for the
protection OF American citizens in Cuba.
Tho influences enumerated resulted in a lower
level OF prices for nearly the entire list. Note.
worthy net losses were sustained BY Sugar Re
hning. United States Leather preferred. and also
by railway shares that have recently enjoyed a
sharp advance. notably Omaha common and
Lake Shore. The volume OF trading. both in
stocks and In bonds, was somewhat larger than on
any day Of late, and the dealings were fairly well
distributed. Conspicuous among the few stocks
that proved superior to the almost general ten
doncy was New York Central. 1t Is believed
that the success OF the Lake Shore Com.
pany in anticipating the funding Of it's
bonded debt at 81 ' cent. will result
In the adoption OF n similar scheme by the
| Naxx Work rentral Cnrpnnny oardip ita hopd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05
CoVrEE-Rio on the spot W as dull; No. ., O9apSs
Sales 1000 bags No. Z to 10 shipped Mt 0l2c. II
futtire trading WAS aa fnilnwa.

Futures here closed steady at a net decline of 8 to
10 points, with sales OF $4,000 bags. Havre declined
|, franc. Hamburg declined 4 pfs. to p pig. RioeI
change declined $500. American warehouse deliv'
cries yesterday were 8.8i5 bags. Rio was quiet at un'
changed prices; receipts In two days, 1000; stock.
26i 600; exchange, Sad. Santos was quiet at 100
reis advance; receipts In two DAYS. 10000; stock,
asa. 900. Prices declined here to-day, partly on lower
European cables and European selling. Karl Krischo
cabled that estimates OF the next Brazilian crop have
Increased to 1900. 900 bags. and that the movement
next seaHon will not be any later than this seasons
movement.
NAVAL roREs-Unchangcd
PErRoLErn-Crude certificates were unquotcd hero
and In oil city. Refined unchanged.
PRovisioSs-Lari quiet but steady at t.25gi .3oc.
Pork duh but nrm. Meas. ss.budsS, zoe. Talow
8Sc. Chicago. March a." Provisions were nrm and
higher on good buying Of lard and rit- by broker.
supposed TO be acting for y larry" professional. The
speculative feeling Is getting quite bulli-h in hog rrWd'
ucts. especially at the Yards" nutter-Crrnmery
Western. thirds to extras. l9a Toe. do. state. SlSc..
Stat" dairy. half nrkin tubs, thirds to nrsis. io@i3Lc.
Checse-State. full cream, large. colorrd, common To
fancy, ytl2Sc.; do. small. O1l2l2c. Egg--Pennsyl'
vAnia. fresh gathered, choice, lpr. Western do, lSc,
suoAR-Raw duh and unchanged; so test. 2h.c. uS'
test. 3i.13 BIG. Sales 500 tons muscovadO TO
Canada at 9 1910. Refined dull.
CHICAGO, March +.-These were to-day's prices:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05
COMPEyD.

THURSDAY. March 4.-GRAIN-Whcat-Spot
was dull. Sales 10000 bush. No. l northern
New York on private terms for export. Free on
board afoat: No. Q red, s5hc.; No. l hard
New York. ss4c.; No. l northern spring New
York. size; No. ! northern spring Duluth.
s6kc. Duluth received to-day 96.95o bush.
against s7.6il last year; Minneapolis 1853, 24O.
against l47. 200; Chicago, 5000. against 36,457;
Milwaukee $500. against 10. o Toledo 2 100
against 4,2l6: Detroit l,452, against. 1908.
Futures advanced Il to iac. Future sales ESQ.,
OOO bush, as follows: